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Portland. Observer
Thursday, September 13, 1973
Community Development
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Genevn’s Cocktails
Life insurance Company.
New Haven. Connecticut and
NWACD Membership Chair
man.
A blue-ribbon Panel of
Local Government. Industry
and Community leaders,
moderated by Commissioner
Mildred Schwab, City of
Portland Department of Hu­
man Resources will be the
Friday noon luncheon fea
ture. The group will address
themselves to "Our Corpor­
ate Responsibility in Meeting
the Needs of the Poor."
The closing convention ad­
dress. Saturday. September
22, 1973, will be given by
Mr. John Finley, Acting Re­
gional Director, Office of
Economic Opportunity, Se­
attle, Washington.
Mr. Cleveland Gilcrease,
Executive Director of the
Portland Metropolitan Steer­
ing Committee and President
of Region X NWACD. will be
the presiding officer of the
convention.
Dr. Deton J. Brooks,
Jr., National President of
NWACD. is scheduled to at­
tend the conference.
Free Happy
Birthday Party
Moating Rooms
Two Pool Tablas
Free Pool Lossons
Paul & Gonova Knauls
Children enjoy clay at le a r n ­
ing Fair sponsored by the
Metropolitan Area 4-C Coua
cil and U . S. National Hank.
lAbovel
Ownors
4228 N. Williams
282-6363
Children attending learn in g
Fair investigate tipi and bear
Indian chants, d e l t i
Regional
conference
scheduled
It’s Super Septem ber.
Check the savings
and you’ll see why.
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The Western Regional Con­
ference of the National Fed­
eration of Settlements and
Neighborhood Centers will
be held at Maryhurst College
on September 20-22.
Featured sp eak ers are
W alter Sm art, E xecu tive
The New Theatre. 215 Director of the National Fed
Portland State University's
S.E. 9th, is opening its 10th eration of < Settlements and
Health and Physical Educa
continuous season of con­ Neighborhood Centers, and
tion Department will offer a
temporary live theatrical pro­ James Pittman, Field Direc­
non-credit Saturday gymnas
ductions in Portland, with tor for the Office of Minority
tics program for young people
the well known Jerome Law­ Business Enterprises in Se­
beginning Septem ber 29.
rence and Robert E. Lee attle.
The program will be in­
Vivian Riley of the Chil­
play, "Inherit the Wind", on
stru cted by Randy Car-
dren's
Television Workshop.
September 28th at 8:30 p.m.
ruthers. gymnastics coach,
The production will run Fri­ New York, will present philo­
and members of the varsity
day and Saturday nights sophy, classroom ideas and
gymnastics team
program development from
through October 20th.
Two sessions will be of
the
popular
Sesame
Street
This new adaption by direc
fered:
one tor ages 6-12
tor Pat Torelle brings the and Electric Company pro­
from 9 to 11 a.m„ and the
grams
at
a
public
session
1925 Scopes "Monkey Trial"
other for ages 13 through
home to us in 1973, with a Saturday afternoon.
high school from 11 a.m. to 1
F or information, contact
star studded cast which in­
p.m.
Participants in both
cludes Ronald B. Wulff as Friendly House. 2617 N.W.
sessions will be divided into
Clarence Darraw and Gerald Savier, Portland, 228-4391.
beginning, intermediate and
Morgan as William Jennings
Bryan.
Virgil Taylor, a local Organ
Grinder, has agreed to lead
the carnival-like action which
surrounds the trial, with the
When the New York Ur­ Fort Valley State game has
help of his monkey.
Tickets are available from ban League started the Whit­ taken on sectional impor
Stevens and Sons, Lloyd ney M. Young, Jr. Memorial tance.
Football C lassic, featuring
Center, or by calling 244
In the three year old Mid-
6839.
Morgan State and Grambling
Eastern Athletic Conference
College, they created the top
North Carolina A&T and
football game in Black col­
North Carolina Central, Mor
lege circles. Not only is it
gan State against Howard,
the top draw among Black
and Morgan State against
colleges, but outdraws many
Maryland State have held
white college games including
the conference spotlight.
several "bowl" games.
These old C.I.A.A. teams,
This year’s classic will be
now in the new conference,
played at New York's Yankee
still carry on their time worn
Stadium on Saturday, Sep­
crusade for gridiron supre­
tember 22nd, game time 3:00
macy.
p.m.
The Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference's high
One of the all-time great
light game is a state m atter...
games is the Orange Blossom
settling the question as to
Classic in Florida, featuring
who is the best in Virginia.
the Florida A&M team
Virginia State or Virginia
against a leading team in the
Union.
south. The Orange Blossom
In the Southwest Athletic
is entering its 41st year,
Conference, generally consid­
making it the granddaddy of
ered the rough necks of Black
Black college bowl games.
college football, traditional
Jake Gaither, dean of Black
w a rfa re e x i s t s b e tw e e n
college coaches, retired from
Grambling, Alcorn, Texas
active duty at A&M this
Southern and Jackson State.
year after four decades at
Perhaps the biggest inter­
the school.
sectional battle is between
The other top game in the
Tennessee State (an inde
Southern Intercollegiate Ath­
pendent) and the Tigers of
letic Conference is the battle
Grambling. State's only loss
between Bethune-Cookman
last year was to Grambling.
and Florida A&M.
Their
All of these games, im­
traditional donnyhrook us­
portant in the respective
ually settles the State's num­
conferences and important
ber one position. In recent
nationally, draw anywhere
years the Fisk University-
from 30,000 to 40,000 specta
Theater
begins
season
Sodium Pentothal
Wo Appointm ent Necessary
Delegates and representa­
tives from throughout Alaska.
Idaho, Oregon and Washing
ton will meet September
I 20 22, 1973 at the Sheraton
Motor Inn for the Second
Annual Pre-Conference of the
Northwest Association for
Community D e v e lo p m e n t
(NWACD) Region X. affiliate
of the National Association
for Community Development.
NWACD’s purpose is to en­
courage and stimulate the
community development of
human resources with par­
ticular emphasis on the de­
velopment of expertise in the
operation of social service
programs to eliminate pov­
erty and its causes.
A Board of Directors Meet­
ing. Membership Drive, and
Workshop Sessions dealing
with "The Future of Human
Service Programs.” will con­
sume the general session.
Speakers r e p r e s e n tin g
broad knowledge and exper
’ tise from National. Regional.
State and City-County Gov­
ernment levels, will address
the problems and legislative
trends of these programs.
Keynote speaker will be
Mr. Frank Hollis. Executive
Director of the National As­
sociation for Community De­
v e lo p m e n t, W a sh in g to n .
D.C. addressing the group’s
Luncheon Meeting on Thurs­
day at 12:00.
Friday morning's major ad­
dress will be given by Mr.
Moses Malkin of Prudential
Kids gym registers
Sal«.
advanced groups, with a
maximum eight to 10 persons
per group.
Fee for the program is $25
per participant for 10 two-
hour Saturday sessions. The
fee also covers an insurance
plan for the young people.
Participants will be required
to furnish their own clothing.
Registration for the Satur-
day young people’s gymnas
tics program will be held
Saturday, September 22 from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the lobby
of the Health and Physical
Education building.
For
more information, contact the
HPE office.
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A little money in the bank
always helps.
Come rain or come shine.
tors. The Whitney M. Young.
Jr. Classic, in its third year,
has always packed 64,000
into Yankee Stadium.
In its short history, the
game has attracted national
attention for ita great play,
great drawing power and ita
significance in college foot­
ball.
Coach Eddie Robinson of
Grambling, in his 31st year
at the Tiger helm, ranks
second only to Alabama's
Bear Bryant in moat wins for
active coaches. Bryant has
won 220, lost 69 and tied 16.
Robinson has 215 victories,
77 defeats and 11 ties. With
a good year in *73. Robinson
could become the number
one winning coach in the
nation.
With proceeds from the
Morgan-Grambling game ear­
marked for educational pro­
grams for urban youth, an­
other dimension of impor­
tance is added to this event.
Tickets are on sale at New
York Urban league, 2090
Seventh Avenue. New York
City; Yankee Stadium; Grand
Central Station; Ticketron
outlets; and Urban league
offices around the United
States. For ticket informs
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