Director resigns
High school students load collected canned food
delivery to food agencies.
for
Youth gather food
by Rosemary Allen
Over 10,000 high school
students participated in the
4th annual Second Wind Food
Drive February 23rd and
24th. With the assistance of
400 Oregon National Guards
men and 223 National Guard
trucks, the youth planned
door to-door food drive can
vassed the tri-county area
and some parts of Washing
ton collecting some 95 tons of
canned goods.
"The need was fantastic,''
explained youth coordinator
Ron Evans, who is a work-
study student from Mt. Hood
Community College at the
Metropolitan Youth Commis
sion where Second Wind is
based.
"We found through visits
to the food agencies that
they w ere serving more
needy families than before
and that the cold winter had
forced families to spend their
checks on clothing and heat.
They couldn't buy nutritous
food."
The 12 agencies to receive
the Second Wind goods are:
Community Care, FISH Port
land, Francis Center, Life
Center, Salvation Army, Sun
shine Division, SNOW-CAP,
St. Vincent de Paul - Wash
ington County, FISH - Hills
boro, FISH • Oregon City-
West Linn. Some of these
agencies give a small share
to smaller agencies, like the
Blanchet House.
The goal of 100 tons fell
short by only 5 tons. Next
year s goal is set for 125 tons
of canned food. According to
youth coordinator Ron Evans,
the students participate in
the drive because they re
ceive satisfaction from help
ing others in need. “It’s not
a school project,” Evans said,
"and we stress there's no
money or prizes in it. Some
students went just to get out
of the house on the weekend.
Others just to mess around,
but 90% came to really
work." And work they did!
One
manufacturer has
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for dogs.
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real target of the IWW is not
Mrs. Boynton, but Cleveland
Gilcrease, the Black director
of PMSC and that their goal
is the destruction of the child
care center and of PMSC.
which handles Office of Eco
nomic Opportunity funds for
Portland. They also accuse
IWW of planning infiltration
and destruction of the 4-C
Child Care program.
Kent Ford said his in
volvement was directed at
achieving Black control of
community institutions.
"I
am not out to destroy Gil
crease." Ford said. “We are
just taking a good look at all
programs in our community.
We want to know how many
Blacks are hired and what
level Blacks are working,"
Ford stated.
In resigning her position.
Mrs. Boynton pointed to the
accomplishments the center
has experienced in the last
16 months. “All of this has
been possible because of the
hard work of the largely
highly competent staff who,
in most cases, have had a
total commitment to the
goals and objectives of the
Head Start program. They
have worked long hours for
little money and with a con
tinuing dedication to the idea
that our best hope for the
future is in our children."
W elfare suspends
(Continued from pg. 1. col. 9) Blacks hold include 1 special
to 1972 he served in the ist (works with ADC fann
United States Air Force. His liesi; 5 assistance workers;
years in the service were 1 Human Resource aid; 2
spent in budget and fiscal Clerk III; 2 assistance aids;
controls, directing an engi 3 Clerk typists: and 2 clerk I
neering unit, and training of or clerical aids. Assistance
military personnel. For one Workers, who compute the
year, 1968-69, he acted as a welfare grants, are not re
civilian personnel officer
quired to have degrees, but
recruiting and training un
need three years of ex
skilled workers.
perumce with the public and
Henderson served as assis
mathematical ability.
tant manager for the Multi
The Welfare Department's
Service Center from Feb Northeast Branch has 7 mi
ruary of 1973 to the present. norities out of a staff of 78;
As manager of the Welfare the Southeast Branch has
Branch, he hopes to humanize 4 out of 70; the West Branch
service and bring more ser has 6 out of 81; and the East
vices to the people in need. Branch has 2 minorities out
The Welfare Department's of a staff of 75.
Model Cities office has a staff
There are no Blacks in
of 70 employees, of which 17 supervisory or administrative
are Black.
The positions positions.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Riverside Little League is
looking for boys who are in
terested in playing baseball
this coming spring and
summer. Any boy between
the ages of 8 (August 1.
1965) to 12 (July 31. 19621 is
eligible to participate.
The boundaries for River
side Little League include
the Columbia River to the
North. N.E 12nd to the
East. N E. Alberta Street to
the South and N.E. 15th
Avi me to N.E. Columbia
Rlvd and then up to Union
Avento to the West.
Sign up is possible by
coming io tryouts on March
2 and March 9 at Fernhill
Park, N.E. 38th and Simpson
from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1
p.m. to 3 p . i S i g n up can
also be made by calling
player agent Craig Dial at
288 0608 or Loren Studer at
284 6260.
Uniforms and insurance are
furnished by Riverside Little
League. There is no regis
tration fee.
.Ml boys are
welcome.
Students
w in
trophies
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An analysis of world popu
lation growth is the subiect
(or a public seminar to be held
March 7th at 7:30 p.m. at the
U niversity of Portland's
Buckley Center, room 103.
Topics covered will be:
"Population Growth in the
Urban Industrial Areas vs.
Third World." Hubei I W
Duff, UP assistant professor
of sociology; "Political As
peels of Population in the
Third World," Gordon G.
Schlommg, UP assistant pro
(essor of political science;
"Biological Im plications of
Population Growth," Michael
I). Snow, UP assistant pro
fessor of biology; "Medical
Moral Aspects of Population
Growth Policy." Dr. Donald
T Manion, chairman, Oregon
Right to Life Association:
"Family Planning and Mi
nority Populations in (he
United States," Juretta
Webb. Portland Metropolitan
Area Interagency Family
Planning Council.
A discussion period will
follow the lectures.
The
program is being presented
by the CP Offiee of Inter
national Programs during In
ternation.il Week in recog
nition of 1974 being desig
nated World Population Year
bv (he United Nations
As a first step toward an
enriching parenthood, the
Portland A ssociation for
Childbirth Education, PACE,
is sponsoring a class for ex
peetani parents in the first
through sixth month of preg
nancy. This class will, hope
fully, help to prepare for the
emotional and physical shifts
that are inherent with preg
nancy.
No reservations are re
quired and a nominal fee of
$2.00 will be charged at the
class. This fee may be ap
plii-d toward tuition should
you wish to continue with a
prepared childbirth class.
Any questions concerning
classes offered by PACE
may be answered by calling
284 0591 or by contacting
PACE. P.O. Box 8560. Port
I,mil. Oregon 97207.
The University of Portland
Concert Band, directed by
Dr Gerald Pin-, will present
a concert on Wednesday.
March 6th at 8:00 p m in the
Recital Hall of the Mago
Hunt Center for the Per
forming Arts on the Uni
versity of Portland campus.
There is no admission
charge for this concert and
the public is invited.
Demo Sale
G rem lins
Am bassadors
At th«- high school fencing
tournament held at The Hall
(St. Helen's Bishop Dagwell
Hall), on February 22nd.
winning trophies were pre
sented at the novice and be
ginners' levels.
Martini Des Georges from
St. Mary’s High won first
place in the novice division.
Debbie Amerson from The
Hall, second place, and Jason
Lynch from Metropolitan
Learning Center took third
place.
Other finalists in
eluded Pern Combs, Janelle
Johnson ami Martha Stein.
Winning at the beginners
level were ¿Alicia Cash, first
place; Sue Burstad. second,
and Susan£M-t-It third place.
These werMlI students from
The Hall.
The tournament directors
were Robert and Michael
Marx, members of the II.S.
I nd rr Age 20 Fencing Team.
"Cable Communication, a
Potential Service for Port
land", a d isc u ssio n and
slide show, will be presented
by Portland American As
soeiatmn of University Wo
nun on Thursday, February
28th. at 7:30 p.m. in the
H ospitality Room of the
Public Service Building. 920
S.W. Sixth Avenue
D etails will be given of th«-
re s u lt' of studies c o n d u '' 1
bv the cable studv comnn lee
in preparation for the coming
public hearing March 28th on
the ordinance granting a
franchise to construct and
o p erate a cable communica
lions system in the P ortland
m etropolitan area.
ol Retired Persons, Portland
Rose Chapter M755. will hold
their regular monthly meet
mg on Tuesday. March 5.
1971, at l#:00 a.m. in the
Lloyd Center Auditorium.
Dr. Joseph B. Trainer.
Professor ol Medicine at the
University of Oregon Medical
School, will talk on "Some
thing New in Medicine". The
public is cordially invited.
The Multnomah County
Democratic Central Com
nnltee will hold its conven
lion on March 9th and 10th
at the Heathman Hotel.
Guest speaker for the Satur
day evening meeting is Frank
Mankiewicz, who was chair
man of Senator McGovern's
ram|>aign. Call 226 7106 for
more information.
(Continued from pg. 1. col. 6)
over a previous satirical re
mark. “Nixon can't even get
on television to talk about
something else to get our
attention off of Watergate,
because anything else he'd
talk about that we'd be in
terested in is bigger than the
Watergate!"
One of these bigger than
Watergate' issues, according
to Gregory, is the economy.
"He dare not mention the
economy," staled Gregory.
Refering to the cost of living
in the US, Gregory pointed
out that "food is so high, it's
Black Muslims at Portland Airport wait to board airplane
darn near cheaper to eat
for Chicago, Illinois.
money."
Turning the subject toward
the gas shortage situation,
Gregory quipped, “Watergate
done broke so big. Nixon
Approximately 40 Black within the Nation of Islam. It
can't get on television and
is in recognition of the birth of
Muslims from Portland's
get him some white support
the savior. Master Fard Mu
Muhammed Temple No. 62
by coming out against busing
left from the Portland Airport hammed, according to Muslim
‘cause with the gasoline
early Saturday morning, Feb teachings.
shortage ain’t no buses gonna
Twenty thousand people
ruary 23, to attend the
be running after awhile."
Saviors Day Convention on are expected to attend the
Gregory went on to say that
February 26th in Chicago, service, in which the honor
the gas shortage was the
able Elijah Muhammad will
Illinois.
"biggest fraud in the world".
give his annual Saviors Day
Saviors Day is a holy day
He stated that the big oil
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companies knew that they
only had to make things
uncomfortable for the Ameri
can public for 5 to 6 weeks in
order to get the Alaskan
Pipeline pushed through.
Speaking on the film The
Exorcist, Gregory commented
that if white folks get so
scared over a movie, "Ain't
no telling what the real thing
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reactions of Blacks to the
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and added that it was no
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wonder whites had nuclear
bombs in the army if a movie
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Gregory went on to com
ment about the 'new' white
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are becoming more and more
accepted into society, white
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sent an-evaluation team in to
evaluate the center program.
Subsequently the child care
committee and the personnel
com m ittee of the PMSC
Board of Directors made in
dependent investigations.
Findings of the evaluation
committees were: that the
allegations of m ismanage
ment of children and poor
sanitary and health practices
are unfounded. They found
a lack of communication be
tween the Director and the
staff that made the inter
vention of the union possible.
They also found that many
staff members were unsure
about their job expectations
and about policies and pro
cedures.
The team also
found that overall the pro
gram is conforming to guide
lines and that the children
are receiving proper care
and educational experiences.
They also found that the
program has progressed dur
ing the period that Mrs.
Boynton has been in charge.
Many members of the Black
community resent the intru
sion of the IWW. and its
charges of racism. Although
the IWW has called for Black
control of the center (the
Director and Master Teacher
are white), their critics ac
cuse them of using the Black
cause for their own ends.
Many also believe that the
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