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Thursday, December 25, 1975
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Women support Soviet Jews
We dedicate ourselves to these women
of valor
armed with strength and
dignity and declare our commitment to
work on their behalf and on behalf of
their families until full human rights are
granted to all.
We urge all the citizens of Portland to
familiarize themselves with the situation
in a foreign country that threatens
human rights everywhere on earth, and
to give full and conscientious backing to
the effort on behalf of Soviet Jews being
made by men and women of good will and
conscience throughout America."
One hundred women, Protestant,
Catholic and Jew, representing some 17
d iffe re n t org an izatio n s, unanimously
adopted the following resolution that the
first Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry to be
held in Portland, Oregon.
A D E C L A R A T IO N
December 10th, 1975
NAACP crowns grandmother
Mrs. Katie Rail Moore af Vancouver Avenue firs t Baptist Church is crowned
“1975-1978 N A A C P Grandmother ol the Year" by 1974 1975 grandmother, Mrs.
Randolph ol Mt. Olivet Baptist Churrh. licit I Reverend Thomas Strayhand, pastor ol
Allen Temple licit | ('M E receives 'Tight lor freedom Award" lor his rhurrh's
participation, Irom President Ellis Casson. |renter| N A A C P grandmother candidates
with N A A C P president, fills Casson: Mrs. Katie B. Moore, Vancouver Avenue firs t
Baptist Church; Mrs. Orell Robinson, Mt. (Rivet Baptist Churrh; Mrs. Alyre Robinson,
Bethel AMP. Churrh; Mrs. Zelma Adair, Allen Temple C M E; and Pam president, Mrs.
Mane Smith, Hughes Memorial Cnited Methodist, iright|
Government
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be...the reding ol national sovereignty to
international entities which alone will be
able to make and monitor the necessary
derisions concerning world allocation and
control ol populations, food, non re
newable resources, oceans and the like.
“This is a most unattractive environ
menl lor responsible elected olfirials.
"Congressional difficulties in accepting
such sacrifices will be severe."
Simply put, the 'Murphy Commission'
sees democratic procedures as inefficient
democraticly elected officials would be
reluctant to imgose on their constituen
cies the austerity required of them.
Rhodes commented that it is of interest
to look at the members and consultants of
Murphy Commission, and other planning
bodies: Peter Szanton (R A N D t'orpora
tion); Robert Murphy (OSS agent; U.S.
representative to the Nazi puppet Vichy
government); Robert Bowie (former head
of the Rockefeller foundation); David
Abshire (member of David Rockefeller’s
T rilateral Commission); Morton Halperin
(National Security Council advisor to
Henry Kissinger); Ray Cline (ex deputy
director of Intelligence, CIA); Nelson
Rockefeller, et al.
Who Does It Benefit?
Rusty Rhodes said that key to
investigating assassination and terrorism
is to ask the question 'who does it
benefit?"
“That question I haven't
fully resolved yet,” Rhodes said, “except
the short run expansion of federal police
agencies like the L E A A , which terrorizes
Ix>s Angeles through the programs it
funds." One thing especially concerns
Rusty Rhodes President fo rd 's protec
tion from assassination, "because after
fo rd comes Rockefeller."
Q U A L IF IC A T IO N S
PRO JECT S E C R E TA R Y
must be able to demonstrate
excellent Secretarial skills; 60 wpm typing, 80 100 shorthand.
Applicant should have experience in recording meeting
minutes, taking and transcribing dictation notes, ability to
type from handwritten ropy, operation of duplicating
equipment and to perform other duties as may be assigned by
the Project Director. Applicant must have ability to act as
confidential secretary to the Project Director in program
operation; must also answer project phones and direct flow of
traffic in a manner that will assure smooth operation of the
Unit. Applicant should have ability to work with individuals
of varying ethnic distinctions.
PU R C H A SIN G O F F IC E R /S T D R E K E E P E R
is to
purchase goods and services in accordance with established
program procedures.
Applicant is responsible for the
maintenance and security of all program supplies, equipment
and current record file.
To solicit and obtain the best
purchase price from vendors, to maintain current records of
all transferred property, contact vendors when shipment is
damaged or incorrect, to issue custody receipts whenever
property is removed, to maintain all equipment in good
working condition. To maintain current file on purchase
orders, invoices, receiving slips and bills of lading. To perform
such other pertinent duties as may be directed by
supervision.
O U T R E A C H C O O R D IN A TO R
is to plan, develop and
implement a short range outreach program in developing and
locating eligible clients for CREP. Applicant is to screen
applications for program services, certify ownership of
properties, verify income in accordance with CSA guidelines,
maintain current file on applicants and refer certified
applicants to Field Coordinator and to maintain current
reports on status of outreach programs. Applicant is to
perform other duties that are pertinent to smooth operation
of project as directed.
PRO JECT D IR E C TO R
Applicant must have background
experience and training in administering social service
programs. Applicant must have experience in administration,
program planning, budgeting and personnel supervision.
Applicant must have some familiarity with CSA. H U D and
existing City wide Housing programs Applicant should have
some knowledge of governmental funding procedures,
contracts and program development. Applicant must also be
able to work with various ethnic distinctions. Applicant must
be able to exercise responsible leadership capabilities as
directed by supervision.
Churrh; Mrs. Marie Smith, Hughes
Memorial United Methodist Church; and
Mrs. Alyce Robinson, Bethel A M E
Church.
Reverend Ellis H. Casson, N A A C P
President, gave each of the “Grand
mother candidates" and each participai
tng churrh a “fig h t for freedom Award".
This is the third year the contest has
been held, with H arry C. Ward acting as
chairman each year. Mrs. Evelyn Nelson
of Bethel A M E Church was the first
“N A ACP Grandmother of the Year".
Caught by the camera
by Spencer Barrett
at 10:30 p.m. with Reverend A. L. Henderon delivering the sermon, “Making It In On
Broken Pieces". Participating ministers are Reverends John Jackson, Dale Stitt, 0 . B.
Williams, T. L. Strayhand, George Maize, M. Collins, and George Dick.
Ws woald like to give credit
to the following persons
Asa Brock
Eddie Butler
Stanley Cage
L.C. Casson
Helen Heard
Stokes
N A A C P need s h e lp
P A R K IN G M E T E R
R E P A IR
Requires the knowledges
and skills used in repairing
small mechanical
devices
such as office machines,
vending machines, clocks,
and meters; plus valid d riv­
er's license. Salary starts at
$1017, a month with periodic
increases to $1220 after
three years. Apply for ex­
amination at Portland Civil
Service Board. 510 S.W.
Montgomery, Portland, Or.
97201. Minorities and women
are urged to apply.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Radio news staff expanding.
K E X needs a qualified re-
porter. 3 5 years experience
desired. College helpful, not
necessary. Affirm ative Ac­
tion, Equal
Opportunity
employer. Call Jim Howe,
K E X News Director, for
appointment. 225-1190
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Committee. As a result of his service of
both committees, he is in the unique
position of participating in the appropria
tion process and also monitoring the
spending ceilings of Congress. Access to
both Congressional committees affords
him this rare opportunity to oversee and
review the federal flow of funds to the
nation's cities.
M
Vivianne Miller
Alfred Rivers, Sr.
W’ illiam Smith
C. Don Vann, Jr.
Roberta B. Vann
Who have helped us keep our pledge to
provide first class efficient, courteous service
which enabled us to become recognized as an
institution of service.
MORTUARY
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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
Corner of 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.tu.
Sunday W orship 11:00 a. ni.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
■ iSecond and Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
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Nustary Cora Frovidad
9:45 am
11:00 am
128» noon
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806 N .E . Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin. Pastor
Masses:
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5:00 p.m. Vigil -- Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
281-4429
ST. ANDREW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
4919 N .E . 9th Ave.
N'orita K elly. Principal
Phone: 284 1620
Grades 1 through 8
¿ W l orta «ssohrrtp our Neighborhood A Brotherhood
We have girls who re­
cently broke up with their
boy friends and are ready to
date. Call Vickie 232 4695.
DR. JEFFREY BRADY Says:
CLKANINO WORKS
NORTH A N.E. PORTLAND
ONE DAY SERVICE
DIAL-A-JOB
Statements were read by Sally Wea
ver, the wife of 4th District Congress
man, James Weaver, and Pat Straub,
wife of Governor Bob Straub. Mrs.
Weaver’s comments stressed the writing
of Sholom Aleichem and underscored the
feeling of personal freedom that all
persons should be able to enjoy.
In her statement, Mrs. Straub stressed
that the oppression of Soviet Jews is not
just a Jewish problem. She noted that "It
is our responsibility to continue to
communicate to the Soviet Government
that in the best American tradition, we
seek an end to all discrimination and that
our commitment to support the right of
emigration is steadfast."
Bethel A M L Church, 5828 N .E. 8th, will hold its Morning Worship service at 10:45
a.m., Sunday School at 9:50 a m. Sermon topic of Pastor A. L. Henderson, "Are You
Ready for the King?”. Christmas Service will be held at 6:00 a.m. December 25th, with
sermonettes delivered by the Licentiates of the church. Spencer Barrett will speak on
“The Greatest G ift” and Wendell Raiford’s topic is "The Birth of Christ".
On December 28th, the Cathedral Choir will sponsor a "Christmas Party for Christ".
Allen Temple CM E Church will hold its annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
on Wednesday, Dec. 24th at 7:00 p.m. Reverend T. L. Strayhand invites the public to
participate.
The Union Fellowship Watchlight Service will be held at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church,
Our first week's camera catch is Mrs.
Joanne Barrett, who recently completed
an intensive training course in Los
Angeles on Income Taxes. Her interest in
Tax Ixiw began when she worked in the
library of the Internal Revenue Service.
Says the Bethel A M E Choir member of
her job as Tax Technician, “Taxes are
very necessary. This country couldn't
operate without money. Everyone should
willingly pay his fair share, no more and
no less."
If even one man loses his civil rights,
the civil rights of all men are in jeopardy.
The National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People, one of the
oldest and most respected civil rights
organizations in the United States,
champion o f the poor and minorities for
66 years, has a dangerous cash flow
problem. Local branches of the NA A C P
and friends are being asked to contribute
whatever amounts they can to make up
over $250.000.00 deficite.
All who ran contribute are urged to
send their contributions to co-presidents
Bertha Baugh, 5701 Arizona Drive,
Vancouver, Washington 98661. or Valorie
Joshua, 3002 N E 44th, Vancouver,
Washington 98663. Make contributions to
N A A C P Special Contributions Fund,
thus making them tax deductable.
JOB A N N O U N C E M E N T
(or
PRO JECT D IR E C TO R - < REP
PRO JECT S E C R E TA R Y
O U T R E A C H C O O R D IN A TO R
P U R C H A S IN G O F E IC E R /S T O R E K E E P E R
iCommunitv Rehabilitation and Employment Program|
M AJOR E M P L O Y E E B E N E F IT S
The Agency pays premiums for group life insurance policy.
Ten holidaya/year. Partial payment of health fnsurnce for
employee. Fifteen days' sick leave per year. Fifteen days'
vacation pay for the first year, maximum accrual. Twenty
days' vacation pay after two years, maximum accrual.
HOURS OF WORK
The normal work week consists of forty hours. Because of
the nature of the Community Services Administration
Program, emergencies may occasionally arise which
necessitates overtime work. It is considered a part of the
professional staff's responsibility to work over the normal
forty hours per week when needed.
SA LA R Y: Negotiable
Limited to 20% increase over
previous salary.
Interested applicants should apply at:
Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee
220 N.E. Russell Street, Portland, Oregon 97212
Phone: 288 8391
Applications must be received or postmarked by: Friday,
January 2, 1976.
On Sunday, December 14th, the
Portland Branch, N A ACP, closed its
year's activities with the crowning ol the
1975 1978 "N A A C P Grandmother of the
Year". The winner is Mrs. Katie Ball
Moore of Vancouver Avenue firs t
Baptist Churrh. She was crowned by last
year’s “Grandmother”, Mrs. Randolph of
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Mrs. Moore
won tht honor by raising $415. for the
N A A C P fig h t for freedom Drive.
Others who took part were: Mrs
Zelma Adair, Allen Temple CME: Mrs
Orell Robinson, Mt. Olivet Baptist
“As women representing Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish women’s organiza
tions, we have assembled today to
dramatize our solidarity with the strug
gle for human dignity by Soviet Jews.
We pay tribute to those courageous
Jewish people who have foregone anony
mity and safety to openly petition for
the right to live freely as Jews in the
country ol their choice.
We are united in this effort to express
our solidarity with our sisters in the
Soviet Union, who daily risk harassment
and arrest for their commitment to live as
Jews, and transmit their Jewish heritage
to their children.
We deplore the plight ol those who
have been deprived of their freedom and
sentenced to harsh terms in prison.
W e pledge our support to these
prisoners of conscience and their loved
ones.
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S O LID W A S T E PROGRAM
D IR E C T O R FOR C ITY
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U tility Workers to do man
ual and semi skilled work in
construction and repair of
City property. Start at $943
per month, increases tb $993
after 6 months and $1076
after 1 year. Full employee
benefits and promotional op
portunity. Requires good
strength and physical condi
tion, able to drive truck, and
some skills in mechanical or
construction work. Apply by
December 29, 1975, at Port
land Civil Service Board. 510
S.W- Montgomery. Portland,
Oregon, 97201. Women and
minorities are urged to ap
ply
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
To direct operation of the
City's refuse disposal site
and develop alternative pro
gra'ms for solid waste pro
fessing and disposal. Salary
starts'at $1796 per month
increasing to 11905 after one
year and $2021 after two
years. Applicants must have
extensive experience in de
veloping and administering
solid waste processing and
disposal programs. For ad
ditional information, contact
City of Portland Civil Ser
vice Koard, 510 S.W. Mont
gomerv. Port., Ore. 97201.
Minorities and women are
urged to apply.
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