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P ortland /O baarvar T hursday J uns 28. 1973
Autograph party honors
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STANLEY FISHLER
C o m m u n ity C o u n c il
chooses F is h ie r
S ta n ley A . F ish ier is the
new E x e c u tiv e D irector of
th e Tri-C ounty C om m unity
Council.
H e took over his
a ssig n m en t last w eek travel
in g from F ort W orth, T exas
w ith his w ife and th ree of
five children.
Mr. F ish ier w as born and
ed u cated in Salt Lake C ity,
U tah. A lthough his stu d ies
w e re in th e field of anthro-
pology, he w as drawn into
th e hum an ser v ic es planning
field by a form er Portland
U .G .N . E x e cu tiv e D irector.
H e se r v ed for five y e a rs as
th e D irector of Social P lan­
ning for th e U n ited Com
muriity S e r v ic es of Savannah.
G eorgia.
In 1964 he w as appointed
director of the C om m unity
C o u n c il in F o r t W o r th ,
T exas. His accom p lish m en ts
th ere included in itiatin g and.
for th ree years, o p eratin g th e
FR ID A Y
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Fort W orth C om m unity Ac
tion A gen cy (OEOI. planning
an d c o o r d in a t in g a d r u g
ab u se program w ith th e C ity
of Fort W orth, and d ev elo p
ing a 4-C program and a
variety of se r v ic e s including
foster care, tran sp ortation ,
hom em aker, ou treach , and
24-hour e m er g en cy serv ice.
Mr. F ish ier is a m em b er of
th e A m erican In stitu te of
P lan n ers. W hile in T ex a s he
s e r v e d on t h e E x e c u t iv e
C o m m ittees of th e G overnor's
C om m ittee on C hildren and
Youth and th e G overnor's
C on feren ce on th e A ging.
H e w a s a m em b er o f th e
C om p reh en sive H ealth Policy-
D e v elo p m en t C o m m ittee of
th e N orth C entral (T exas)
Council o f G o v er n m e n ts and
se r v e d on th e F ort W orth
D eto x ifica tio n C en ter A d v i­
so r y C om m ittee.
On th e 90th of th is m onth,
th is com in g S atu rd ay, the
B.E.C. B ook store w ill host an
autograph party for M inister
Aaron Joh n son , w h o is A ssis
tant M in ister at M aranatha
C hristian C en ter, P ortland,
O regon.
T he B ook store is
located at 3705 N. W illiam s
and M in ister John son w ill be
at th is a d d re ss to autograph
cop ies of his la test book. The
end of > oungblood Johnson,
from 4 to 8 p.m . C om m unity
m em b ers are cordially invited
to com e m eet and talk w ith
M in ister John son .
The E nd of S oungblood
Johnson is a true sto r y of a
you n g Black man w ho grow s
up in a w orld of harsh rea lities
and fast living. Aaron John
son w as born into a world
w ithou t love.
He saw his
m other tw ic e in his life and
n ever knew his father.
His
aunt raised him as b est she
could and a lw a y s w arned him
about th e “forces" out in the
s t r e e t s that could ruin his life.
B u t " Y o u n g b lo o d " n e v e r
really u n derstood w hat th ose
m y s t e r i o u s " fo r c e s " w e r e
until he sta r te d running with
th e S o v ie t L ords (a str e e t
gang), sm ok in g pot, popping
"Black p e r sp e c tiv e on the
N ew s", a new se r ie s illumi
nating Black and w h ite life
sty le s in th e U .S ., p rem ieres
at 10 p.m ., T u esd ay, Ju ly 10
on K O A P TV. C h ann el' 10.
J o u r n a lists from across the
nation w ill join c o p ro d u cer
A cel M oore and film aker
R eginald B. yan t to quiz guest
n ew sm a k ers on th e 13 w eek
se r ie s.
P o r t la n d , an d K O A C T V .
C hannel 7. C orvallis.
"Black P er sp e c tiv e on t h e '
N ew s" w as in itiated in Phila
delphia in 1970 as a resp on se
to th e K erner R eport's re
com m end ation to "expand and
in ten sify c o v er a g e of the
N eg ro com m unity".
The
local P hiladelphia program
w as highly praised and w as
tr a n sm itted o v e r s e a s by the
V .S. Inform ation A gency, be
fo r e
b e in g
s e le c te d
for
national b road castin g by the
P u b lic B r o a d c a s t in g S e r
vice.
area each year.
The group
se lec ted th is y ear is the
Junior M iss Black O regon
P agean t.
This show is b ein g co
o r d i n a t e d by M iss Brenda
K napper and G racye B aldw in,
with the a ssista n c e of John
M u lle n , P a t s y
A n d rew s and
John Bibb.
C om m entator for th e e v e
ning is Mr. John M ullen.
The th em e of th is year's
show will be “In th e E y e s of
a Man".
H ig h lig h ts of the
show w ill be at th e end when
each m odel will e x h ib it how
she would person ally like to
look in th e e y e s of a man.
The F air w ill be held at
the Lloyd C en ter A uditorium
on Ju ly 3rd at 8:00 a.m .
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S ta te U n iv e r sity , C orvallis,
& com p lete 5 yr. e x p erien ce
req u irem en t for sta te licen ­
sin g exam in ation .
Salary-
range
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$506 $558 per
m onth. S end S ta te of O re­
gon em p loym en t application
t o A s s i s t a n t D ir e c t o r o f
M ain ten ance, P h ysical P lan t,
O SU , 606 S.W . 15th S t..
C orvallis, Ore. 97331, or call
754 1921.
R E A D IN G T E A C H E R
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R eading T each er w an ted for
Albina Youth .O p p ortu n ity
School. 5 yr. e x p erien ce plus
e x p erien ce in d evelop m en tal
reading com m unication de
gree d esirab le. E D L K now
led ge. Call 288 5813.
T he D ep a rtm en t o f R ev
nue has notified th e Loya
O rder of M oose and thi
S u p rem e Ix x lg e K n ig h ts of
P y th ia s th a t th e y m ay file
for p roperty tax ex em p tio n
for th e 1973-74 tax y e a r if
th e proper sta te m e n ts are
filed w ith th e cou n ty a ss e s
so rs by J u n e 30. A copy of
the an n ou n cem en t w as sen t
to all a sse sso r s.
M any fraternal lo d g es lost
their la x e x em p tio n s in late
1972 follow in g a decision by
th e U .S . S u p r e m e C o u r t
again st the E lk s L odge de
d a r in g that sta te tax e x e m p ­
tions w ere u n con stitutional
for fraternal groups prac
tirin g racial d iscrim ination.
C larence J. R uddy, Gen
eral C ounsel for th e Loyal
O rder of M oose, ad vised C.H.
Mack, D irector of th e D e
partm ent of R even u e, (hat
all racially r estr ictiv e mem
b e r s h ip
p r o v is io n s
w ere
Preschool
registers
Lee O w en S to n e C oop era­
t i v e P r e s c h o o l, 120 N .E .
K nott, is tak in g reg istra tio n s
for a new afternoon class
planned for the fall. T hree
and four y e a r old children
will atten d th e school Mon
day through F riday, from
noon to 2:30 p.m . T h e p r o
gram will em p h asize social
d evelop m en t for the young
child, and inclu des art, m usic
and gym a c tiv ities. B ecau se
th e school is a coop erative
en d eavor, tuition c o sts are
m oderate and parent parti
cipation is e x p e c te d . F u rth er
inform ation on m orning and
afternoon c la s se s a t th e pre
school may be obtained by
calling Mrs. W. H arley Boats-
tnan, 282 1755.
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strick en at th e organ isation 's
gen eral con ven tion in May of
this year.
In line w ith a
recen t in terp reta tio n of OKS
311.410431 by th e L egal T ax
D ivision for th e D ep a rtm en t
of R ev en u e. Mack d e te r
m ined th at th is w a s a change
of u se w hich w ould qualify
O regon lo d g e s for ta x e x e m p
tion du rin g th e 1973 74 U x
y ear if s ta te m e n ts listin g all
real and p ersonal property
a, d it's u se w e re filed w ith
c o u n ty
a ssesso rs
w ith in
th irty days.
E arlier in J u n e. Ju le O.
P ritch ard , S u p rem e S e c r e ­
tary of th e S u p r em e la x lg e
K n igh ts of P y th ia s, w as also
notified by the D ep artm en t
that th ey again qualified for
tax e x em p t sta tu s due to
sim ilar national c o n stitu tio n
c h a n g es received from P rit
chard.
It is e x p e c te d that
both o rgan ization s will file
before the deadline.
0 « m o u » t r u t « r ft m a
My p ersonal d em on strator
has le ss than 104X) m iles on
it. is a beautiful dark green
ivy w ith a w h ite vinyl lop.
M ercury M arquis Brougham .
T h is car has a Lincoln
C on tin en tal d riv e train, AM
FM M ultiplex T ape S y stem ,
all d e lu x e interior and a rear
w indow d efroster.
Bring this ad to m e on Thursday Friduy or S atu rd ay
and you can get the follow ing deal:
1.
A fifty thousand nule w arran ty, or liv e y ea rs,
w h ich ev er con ies first.
2. F re e oil and filler c h a n g e s lor the life of ih e w arran ty.
3. U p to a thousand dollar discount on the pureham* ol
th e a g o v e d em on strator, a new Lincoln C ontinental or
Mark IV.
T erm s? It is a lw a y s e a sier to buy a new car than a
used one. 36 m onth s financing: if you have very gisid
cred it, ev en 42 m onth s can bo arranged
Call J
A lton P age.
Drua Store
tale ends
July 1st.
NOW! GET A FULL-SIZE, VINYL
AIR MATTRESS
with Each R»H of
Kadacaiar FUnt Brawaht
to P a y k n for Protonia«.
(C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e I, c o l . 5)
ing peop le a s an exam p le to
show th at they m ean busi
ness."
S en ator R ob erts said that
th ere are m any su b tle things
that sh e could do as a S ta te
Senator to en force affirma
tiv e action.
A sked how her v iew s differ
from C on gressw om an Edith
G reen's on busing, etc., Sena
tor R ob erts replied that her
view on education is that
O regon has reached a low
point. T h e educational s y s ­
tem is not m e etin g the
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Black news TV subject
Fashion Fair features
styles, Black models
The P ortland F ashion Fair
w ill be sim ilar to th e already
w ell-know n E bony Fashion
Fair, and will featu re som e
of P ortland 's p rofessional and
sem i-profession al Black mod
e ls.
T h e m odels will be
sh ow in g th e new fall line
from variou s s to r e s within
th e Lloyd C enter.
The F ashion F air w ill be
an annual e v e n t w ith pro­
c ee d s goin g to d ifferent o r
gan ization s in th e P ortland
p ills , an d f ig h t in g o t h e r
gan gs. W hile o v e r s e a s in the
se r v ic e, “Y oungblood" w as
tu rned on to heroin and back
in th e sta te s, th e habit trot
harder and harder to sa tisfy .
S o he stole, h u stled and
p im p e d .
L if e b e c a m e an
e n d le ss n igh tm are of crim e,
vio len ce and d estru ction .
T h is w a s life for Aaron
“Y oungblood" Joh n son until
on e day he took an overd ose.
T h e "forces" around him had
now som eh ow chan ged for
th e b e st and m iraculously, he
did not not d ie from the
o v e rd o se .
F a st livin g and
k in g
h e r o in
had
k ille d
“Y oungblood".
But Aaron
Joh n son . M in ister and d ir ec ­
tor of th e A aron Joh n son
F ound ation, liv e s on to te s
tify to th e w r etc h e d n ess of a
reality far too m any Black
people liv e and now he lives
to help th em .
T he Aaron
Joh n son F ound ation is a pro­
gram to p reven t and aid in
t h e s e r io u s p r o b le m s o f
y o u th s. It c o n sists o f a hot
line se r v ic e , cou n selin g s e r ­
v ices for p aren ts and youth ,
a su icid e p rev en tio n pro­
gram and mail cou n selin g.
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