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Portland Observer
Thursday. January 22. 1978
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The birthday o f a K ing
Citizen ot the Week
P A L L COOK
Paul Cook is First National Bank Vice President and Manager of the
Gateway Branch. Cook has been in banking since 1957 and assumed his
position at the Gateway Branch on November 1st.
Born in Mississippi. Cook came to Portland at the age of four and was
educated in local schools. Holiday Park Elementary and Washington High
School. He graduated from Portland State University in 1971 and from the
Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington in 1973.
Cook began his employment at First National in 1957. After five years as
a teller and in clinical work, he went into the loan department - installment
lending, general lending and commercial lending.
Cook is a member of the Board of Directors of the Urban League of
Portland, the Portland Rose Festival Association, and is a member of
Northwest Rotary. He has served on the board of directors of the Albina
Youth Opportunity School and Family Counselling Service.
Cook and his wife. Joan, have three children; Paul, sixteen; Pamela,
fourteen: and Gabriel, five. He enjoys fishing, reading and spectator sports.
Use all you need
but save all you can . . .
The People at Pacific Power.
The community honored the birthdate
of Martin l.uther King. Jr. gathering at
Martin l.uther King Elementary School.
Anna Street, secretary to Commis­
sioner Charles Jordan, represented the
Commissioner |top left|. Sheriff Lee P.
Brown brought the address.
Angus
Duncan, representing the Mayor; f>r.
Ernest llartzog. Portland Public Schools;
Ms. Street and Russell Peyton. |top
right I A.I.. Henderson, publisher of the
Observer, greets E. Shelton Hill, reci­
pient of the Russell Peyton Award. Rus­
sell Peyton and Marlene Bayless, Chair­
person of the Metropolitan Human
Relations Commission ¡second from top].
Reverend John Jackson represented
Albina Ministerial Alliance ¡second from
bottom |.
County Commissioner Dennis Bucha­
nan ¡second row. right). In the audience,
James Brooks, Executive Director, Ur­
ban league ¡center), Stan Fishier,
Tri-County Community Council ¡right),
Andrew Rgubeson. ¡second row right).
OBITUARIES
Fire Bureau warns motorists
The Portland Fire Bureau, which is
encountering traffic problems while
responding to and at the scene of an
emergency, reminds the public of the
City of Portland regulations covering the
public at or near the scene of a fire:
1) Do not follow within 500 feet of any
fire apparatus traveling in response to a
fire alarm.
2) Do not park within 3 blocks of a fire
itself.
3) Do not drive over fire hose.
The traffic can obstruct fireground
procedures. Crossing over fire ho,e does
damage to the hose and can cause a break
in the hose, which in turn endangers men
inside a burning building who are
depending on the water supply.
The Fire Bureau is requesting the
cooperation of all citizens in observing
these important regulations.
Grover C. Campbell, who lived at 515
N.E. Graham Street died Sunday of
Leukemia at the Veterans Hospital, lie is
survived by his father l.awrenre J.
Campbell, five brothers also survive.
He worked at several night clubs as a
ventriliquist.
Campbell was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma
and had been a resident of Portland since
1912. He served in the U.S. Army for two
years during the Korean Conflict. He
was a member of the NAACP.
Funeral services were at Vann’s
Chapel Thursday, January 22nd, 1976,
with Interment in Willamette National
Cemetery.
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That's because our giant
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as much money as you'd
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(it makes terrific cookies,
too) the bigger the savings.
Heartwarming, isn't it?
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New giant economy size.
It’s like getting more
than 1 lb. of oats free.