Portland/Observer
AMA
St. M a r k
C o rn e r Stone
UR. M l.. P A S K E L L
The Si. M ark B a p tu l C hurch, 103 N.E. M orris
Street, o f the C ity o f Portland, w ill ce le b ra te its
C ornerstone Laying w ith the fo llo w in g churches
p a rtic ip a tin g a nd sharing in this h istorica l e ven t:
P rovidence Baptist C hurch,
Paradise Baptist
C hurch, N e w H ope Baptist C hurch, a nd others
The D e d ica to ria l M essage w ill be d e liv e re d
by th e e m in e n t Dr. M L. Paskell, the Illustriou s
Pastor o f the G reater Faith Baptist C hurch,
Stockton, C a lifo rn ia .
Dr Paskell's subject w ill
be "T h e T alking S tones".
R everend E C W ild e r, m in iste r o f St. M a rk's
Baptist C hurch, c o rd ia lly invite s the p u b lic to
a tte n d this service.
begins new program year
s u p p o rt y o u r n e w s p a p e r
th r o u g h a d v e r tis in g
(Left to right): Mayor Tom Bradley, Mr». Coretta S. King, Dr. Thomas Kilgore, Mrs. Kil
gore, and Dr. Benjamin Maya.
l)r. Thomas Kilgore, Jr.,
pastor of Second Baptist
Church, Loa Angeles, was
lauded as a 'Boadrunner for
Mankind' by over 1000 digni
taries, clergy, congregation
and friends at a luncheon
held in his honor at the
M arriott Hotel in Ix>s An
geles.
Mrs. Coretta Scott
King, a long time friend of
D r. Kilgore, served as hon
orary chairman and delivered
one of the triad ol keynote
speeches. The other keynote
speakers were Dr. Benjamin
Mays, President Emeritus of
Morehouse College, and Dr.
Alvina Budisill, University
Chaplain at the University of
Southern California.
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Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley
was also on hand for the
tribute and after a tew brief
remarks, presented Dr. Kil
gore with a resolution from
the City of lx » Angeles.
In further recognition of
his many church and civic
activities, Dr. Kilgore re
reived a host of plaques and
tributes from persons and
organizations representing all
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Bth i
A. Lee Wenden««, Mi«ltter
Minister
sectors of the community,
business and state and local
government.
An extremely moving tri
b u t., this luncheon was spon
sored as part of the Tenth
A n n iv e rs a ry honoring the
services of Pastor and Mrs.
Kilgore in Second Baptist
Church. Scoey Mitrhell, ac
tor producer and member of
Second Baptist, served as
toastmaster for the occasion.
Proceeds from the luncheon
will jointly benefit The Mar
tin Luther King, Jr. Center
for Social Change in Atlanta
and the Henderson Com
munity Center, sponsored by
Second Baptist in lx » An
geles.
CUE studies ethnics
'Invisible Ethnics' will be
the topic of a seminar offered
by the Center for Urban Edu
ration beginning November
6th at the Neighborhood
House, 3030 S.W. 2nd Street,
on four consecutive Tuesday
evenings.
The seminar, which focuses
on the history and current
problems of blue collar and
lower middle class ethnic com
munities in Portland, will be
taught by D r Michael Passi,
history professor at Portland
State University.
Three of
the class sessions will be
devoted to an examination of
the institutional structures
that give focus to ethnic com
munity life:
the churches,
labor unions, and welfare or
ganizations. Members of the
Scandinavian. Italian, Rus
sian, Greek and Jewish com
munities will participate in
the seminar.
Reservations for the class
are due by Monday, Novem
her 5th with the Center for
Urban Education. 0245 S.W.
Bancroft Street, Portland.
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W od Noon — mo Hour of Power
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AM A is attempting to re
asking all ministers to send
4932 N.E. Union Avenue.
late the organized church to
in their membership dues of The phone number is 288-
itself and to the community.
$5.00 for this program year
9254. Anyone desiring to be
I t kt ar. attempt to bring
Also, I urge each church
placed on the mailing list to
The Albina Ministerial AT together the combined re
group to Lake a special of
receive A M A 's
m onthly
I la nee (A M A ), which repre
sources of the Christian body
fering each month for AM A
newsletter should call or mail
sents a majority of the pas
support.
This support will
for self development and lea
in your address. The office
tors and churches in the dership in the community for
help to carry out and expand
hours are from 9:00 a in. to
Black community, is launch
the glory of God.
this community ministry.
3:30 p.m. Monday through
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Only as a Christian body,
A M A ’s office is located at
Friday.
under the leadership of Rev
which consists of many de
erend Rozell Gilmore, Pro nominations working jointly
gram Director. The program to deal with the problems in
year runs from September, the Black community, can we
1973 through August, 1974. be effective.
The major
A M A has assisted in or share of funds to administer
ganizing and administering the programs come from the
several programs in the Black Presbyterian Church.
The
community including High
United Church of Christ con
land C om m unity C e n te r; trib u te s to the H ighland
Family Day and Night Child Community Church Center,
Care Service, the Yaun Child which is an extension of the
Care Project, which is a U n ited Church of C h rist
project that provides two Ministry. The other major
group homes for juveniles supporter is the U n ited
who are wards of the court;
Church ta d School for C«imm unity
Methodist Church. A M A is
the Welfare ixian and Grant grateful for all this support.
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ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
project funded by Model
A drive to get financial
281-4429
Cities; and the Loaves and and other support from local
Reverend B ertram G riffin
Masses
Fishes program.
9:00 a m . H ym n *
churches is in the planning
806 N .E . A lb e rt.
The program for 1973-74 stage and should be com
10:30 a m
( hoir
promises to continue the pleted by December. I t is
Portland, Oregon 97211
12:00 p m
Folk Mass
general activities of past very important that local
years; however, it will at
churches support the A M A
tempt to concentrate in three
Program.
It is not a pro
areas.
The first is spon gram for minisiters only, but
soring educational programs
for the whole community.
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
for ministers and church
As program director I am
C o rn e r of Hth and S k id m o re
workers. This will take on a
Sunday School
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variety of methods such as
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
workshops, sem inars, r e
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
treats, camping experiences
(Second and Fourth Sundays)
and classroom in s tru ctio n .
The second concentration will
Reverend Thomas L. Stravhand. Minister
be to support O U T R E A C H
ministries to the community
such as support to other
groups and organizations that
are working to create a
healthy and wholesome en
vironment.
An example of
this is "the Door”, which is a
drop in center for ex o f
fenders. The third concen
tration will be to enlarge,
strengthen and extend the
youth program.
AM A will also be available
for counsel w ith youth,
married couples or those
thinking about getting mar
ried, older adults, drug ad
diets, prostitutes and anyone
Church school and Bible class:
1222 NE Skidmore
9:15 a m.
288-7241
who desires consultation.
Sunday morning worship:
10:45 a m.
Sunday Evening worship:
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening prayer:
f
7:00 p.m.
Friday Worship Service:
8:00 p.m.
These C h u rc h e s
LA minister receives award
9j4S am
11:00 am
12:00 noon
7 |X ) pm
Nursocy C o r. Fro«dod
W r e re m e A /rtg o u r N e ig h b o rh o o d A B ro th e rh o o d
O ^ f l M IT» PARTS
♦ Com plete A u to m o tiv e P arts
and Accessories
For your rompletr automotive parts amt aw sso ries
need*. shop I >#, M Auto Paris Now open from 10 a.m. to
I p in. on Sunday.
Phone 288 5533
710 N .E. Killingsworlh St.
Portland, Oregon 97211
INTRODUCING
NEWS IN
THE MOTHER
TONGUE
For Black people the mother tongue is the
same aH over the country It’s the unique
way we have ol expressing ourselves
That's one of the reasons the National
Black Network saw the need for a
national Black news service
What do we call Black news7 It s simply
news reported by Black people edited
by Black people, and affecting the lives of
Black people
That 's the National Black Network—a vital
communications link between Black
communities everywhere
It 's a bet that when you listen to an NBN
station, you'll know where it's coming from
Alter all. it’scarrying your news
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by Reverend R. Gilmore,
Program Director.
Albina Ministerial Alliance
Church lays
DON M rA I LEY
Thursday. November 1. 1973
National Black Network
Division ol Unity Broadcasting Network. Inc
$552 622.
Types & files
index cards & re p o rts ,
searches files for officers &
public.
M IN Q UAL:
111
Type 40 N W I’ M; 12) Have 9
mos. paid clerical exper.; (3)
Be available to work any of 3
shifts OR 2 yrs. college with
major in secretarial science
OR graduation from business
college with 9 mos. study
with emphasis in secretarial
science. Call for typing test
appoint, before 5:00 pm, Nov.
12. Multnomah County Civil
Service Commission. 510 SW
Montgomery, Portland, Ore
gon, 248 3294.
E L E C T R IC IA N
D IREC TO R
T R I CK D R IV E R
City of Portland has im
mediate need for electrician
holding Ore. Slate llnlim ited
Journeym an or U n lim ite d
Supervisor licenses.
Ex
cellent fringes include year
round work, full family medi
cal and dental plan, paid
vacation & sick leave, re
tirement pension, and life in
surance. Salary $1,002.00 mo.
to start, 1.128.00 after 1
year. To apply for written
exam, contact Portland Civil
Serv ice Board, 510 SW Mont
gomery. 248 4352.
for Model Cities. Open Oc
tober 31st to Nov. 9. Salary
18,500 22,456.
Apply at
Model Cities Program. 5329
N.E. Union.
Heavy Duty, Diesel and Gas.
Must meet D.O.T. require
ment, plus company medical
standards. Teamster scales.
Send resume to:
BN Transport
P.O. Box 10301
Portland. Ore. 97210
Equal Opportunity Employer
PRO PERTY
M A IN T E N A N C E
M E C H A N IC I
C R IT IC A L CARE
NURSES
$737 per month
Providence Nursing Service,
RN. L PN . 3 11, 117. 234
8211. ext. 357, Miss Jorgen
son. 8-4:30.
Combination of experience
and training in general main
tenanee and repair work.
Good m erhanical a p titu d e
and a working knowledge of
hand tools and light power
equipment.
Ability to do
minor household electrical,
plumbing and heating re
pairs, and routine carpentry
and painting.
Contact Portland Develop
ment Commission, 224 4800
for application forms and ap
,»ointment for a personal
interview.
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Portland's 'Soul' Kadio will
be having an opening soon
for a commission sales, pro
motion disc joekey.
I f in
terested, call Mr. Harris at
225 0509.
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C o n c re te p ro je c t m a d e e a s y
POWER
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MACHINE
OPERATORS
^SEWING
M A C H IN E
OPERATORS
NEEDED
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Experienced on .m gie or
Double needle
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Fringe Benefit. Retire
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Porkmg facilities
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APPtY
Personnel Department
WHITE STAG
• Good earning potential and fn a g t benefits.
Manufacturing Co.
• No previavt oiporience noc»vsarv
5100 SE rtorrtey 0n»e
Se’we*'’ 8 and 1 1 30 nm
A~ fg o W i
801 River Kd., M ilw a u k ie O reg o n
P O H TI. AN D
T H R IF T STOKE
Equal O p p o rti, . ty E m p lc /e i
for child care center. Split
shift, 288 8861, 281 2332.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Window glass replacement
Call Ivan
Phone 282 1364
I ’-cart. Call us for information regarding size, shape,
amount, procedure, etc.
U
Traitor Concrete
2 8 9 -7 1 5 2
PORTLAND
CLEANING WORKS
NORTH & N.E. PORTLAND
Remodeling o r new construction
C om m ercial - Residential
ONE DAY SERVICE
s CO N C R ETE WORK
• STR EETS
o SIDEW AI KS
KNIT BLOCKING
OUR SPECIALTY
We a n
MINO« «fPAItS NO CHAFGt
pick up < DitivenY
282-8361
A model neighborhood contractor
Member - Albina Contractors Association
2 2 7 -0 8 0 8
>6211 N E. Emon 28? 0910
C lothing, fu rn itu re , etc.
nt g iv e a w a y prices.
$25 buys you a 36' sidewalk or a 9' x 12' patio. Why pay a
contractors fee when you can do it yourself. . . We mix it
and you haul it in our free trailers . . . Open Wednesday
through Sunday.
8 9 0 5 N. V a n c o u v e r A v e .
Free Estimates
Onftn • .n •» f n - p in ,» !
APPLY IN PERSON 1 u THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Pendleton Woolen Mills
5 3 2 9 N. E. Union A venue Room 2 0 5
P ortland, O re g o n
Pastor
• Optertvnity to loom a s k ille d ion and
be troined in our jt odern rrotnmg
school.
HANDYMAN
WENDELL E. BROW N
CONSTRUCTION CO M PANY
• NEW K IT C H E N S
> Iti GS
• BATHROOM S
Bob Harrison
3^54 N . \\ illla m s Ave.
“ You’ve Tried The Rest, Now Try The Best’
N. Alexander, Proprietor
cm
.
Progress thru u n ity
F o r guaranteed top quality work in all
a re a s of building construction, contact
the
A lb in a C ontractors
A ssociation
7 2 N . E. S a c ra m e n to
P o rtla n d , O re g o n 2 88 -8 3 0 1
General and sub-contractors
Drop Box operation
Electrical work
landscaping
Painting
Plumbers
Janitorial
Wall board and plaster
Brick laying A cement
Also - call or w rite for
information on our
Scholarship and
Apprenticeship program
lor minority youth.
Ellis Cleaners
RENEW T IIF BF M l Y
OF' YO UR G ARM EN TS
Expert Tailoring
Phone 281 3652
3300 N. Williams Ave.
John II. Ellis
C LEA N
Auto polish and shampoo
Located inside Portland Auto
Auction. 5036 N.E. 82nd
Portland.
Booker Taylor, Mgr.
255 2615