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Portland Observer
Thursday, April 27, 1978
Behind the wall
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Larry Baker #354121,
O.S.P. I orre*.»ondent
From the first week of April until the
last week in June every Wednesday
evening in the Education Department
inside the walls of O.S.P., a class is held
which has become the talk of the institu
tion. Since “you can't take the mountain
to the lions, then you have to create a
method
bring the lions to the moun
tain." And that is just what those who are
responsible for developing the O.S.P.
Educational lx»gal Law Class have done
for their spring inmate-governed ses
sions.
The thirty inmate students are concen
trating on federal, state and civil laws (in
cluding slate government). The students
receive no final exam, nor grades, be
cause everything is based on the volun
teer efforts to attend and participate in
each and every session.
Since high cement walls and solid steel
bars prevent these students from attend
ing lecture sessions with those who are
experts on law and government.
Together in a combined effort of the
"Behind the Wall" staff, the Portland
Observer. O.S.P. Education. Rehabilita
tion and security directors, along with a
Senator’s wife from Ashland, have sue
cessfully arranged to have these expert
lecturers to appear before the students
during the next three months. It is a
selection of people from any university or
college who have participated in law or
government courses.
State Senators: Fadeley. Hannon, Mc
Coy Roberts, Trow, and Heard.
State Representatives Dereli, Lorn
bard. Magruder. Rutherford. Vian, and
Priestley.
Also. Dr. Gary Perlstein. Portland
State University; Robert Cannon, Attor
ney. Salem; Nick Barrett, Metropolitan
Human Relations Commission; Dr. Bruce
Combs. Howard University; Steve Crew.
Attorney, Portland; W’endy Keller, Mult
nomah County Probation, Marguanne
Oswald, Attorney. Salem; Gary Babcock.
Slate Public Defender. Salem; Barbara
Brainard. W illamette Law School: Sidney
Ia*zak. Federal Attorney; and Judge
Donald Kalber, Circuit Court, Columbia
County.
Never before in the history of the
Oregon State Penitentiary has there
tieen such a large list of legal and public
officials concentrating their skills volun
tarily to enlighten incarcerated inmates
on “What the law's are all about in
Oregon."
A Message to the Black
Oregon:
People
Proposals are solicited for furnishing all labor and materials to accomplish
the work described in the drawings and specifications for:
Cleaning and grout sealing of 17.000 feet of sanitary sewer system.
Copies of the plans and specifications may be obtained from the City Hall,
College Place, Washington Plans and specifications will be furnished to
bona fide bidders upon receipt of a deposit check in the amount of $20.00.
Deposit checks will be returned provided plans and specifications are
returned in good condition within 30 days sifter contract award.
FADELEV EDWARD
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Dated this 14th day of April, 1978.
The Timbers mix it up for defeat of Rochester lan cers
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The Portland Timbers handed the
lan cers of Rochester, New York their
fourth consecutive loss Saturday in the
form of an overtime goal by winger Willie
Anderson.
With only 21 seconds left in the First
overtime period Anderson found the
upper right corner of the goal unprotect
ed for the game winning sudden death
goal.
The 3-2 win put Portland in a first place
tie with the Vancouver Whitecaps in the
North American Soccer league's west
ern division of the National Conference,
after the Whitecaps defeated Colorado
1-0 on Sunday.
The play that scored the game winning
goal was initiated by Timber John Bair.
“I saw John with the ball out on the left
and 1 was shouting for him to get it into
Clyde,” said Anderson who was lurking
on the right side at the time.
“Clyde just flicked the ball to me. He
gave me a good ball, and all I had to do
was whack it on the volley. When 1 hit it
1 thought it might go over, but I saw it
land in the back of the net,” concluded
Anderson. The score made it the third
time in as many years that Anderson has
scored an Overtime goal against the
Lancers, coincidentally all by the same
3-2 score.
The Timbers reacted well to coach Don
Megson's change in the lineup. Megson
moved Brian Gant to midfield to help
Bain and Jimmy Conway. In the past two
games Megson used only two midfielders.
Bain, who scored the Timbers second goal
had this to say about the new lineup.
“With three players in the middle you
have the freedom to go forward because
you know there are players back to
defend."
Stewart Scullion scored the Timbers
first goal after taking a pass from
Conway with his back to the goal. He
then dropped to his back and fired Pele
style over his left shoulder for the score.
Portlands next game is Saturday at
San Diego. The next home game is
Wednesday. May 3rd against California.
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Separate sealed bids for the construction of the Upper Tualatin Interceptor
Sanitary Sewer will be received at the office of the Unified Sewerage
Agency, Room 302, 150 North First Avenue. Hillsboro. Oregon 97123. until
2:00 p.m. PDT May 26. 1978, and then at said office publicly opened and
read aloud.
NATION A t CONFERENCE
Schedule I - 10,000 linear feet of 42 , 36 , and 24 inch diameter gravity
sewers, manholes, and appurtenances.
W estern Division
PORTLAND
Vancouver
Seattle
Los Angeles
W
3
3
2
1
1.
2
2
2
3
GF
8
9
5
6
GA
7
1
6
7
BP
8
8
5
5
TP
26
26
17
11
Central Division
W
3
2
2
0
Dallas
Tulsa
Colorado
Minnesota
L
1
2
3
1
GF
10
6
5
3
GA
6
4
7
6
BP
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6
5
3
TP
27
18
17
3
Eastern Division
Washington
Cosmos
Rochester
Toronto
W
4
4
0
0
L
0
0
3
3
GF
9
12
3
1
GA BP TP
I
32
1
32
3
8
4
1
Teams get six points for a win and no
points for a loss.
A bonus point is
awarded for each goal up to a maximum
of three per team per game.
Schedule II Three inverted siphon crossings of the Tualatin River, each
crossing about 280 feet in length; one crossing consisting of two 20 inch
diameter and one 12 inch diameter pipelines, one crossing consisting of one
14-inch diameter and one 8-inch diameter pipelines, and one crossing
consisting of two 12-inch diameter and one 10-inch diameter pipelines, inlet
and outlet structures and appurtenances.
Schedule III - 11,000 linear feet of 27 , 24 , and 18-inch diameter gravity
sewer; 2,800 linear feet of 18-inch diameter pressure sewer, two borings
under state highway, manholes, and appurtenances.
Schedule IV - Sherwood Pumping Station and water supply well.
Schedule V - Four trunk sewers, one consisting of 1,350 linear feet of
21-inch diameter pipe, one consisting of 2,885 linear feet of 18 and 15 inch
diameter pipe, one consisting of 1,055 linear feet of 18 and 8 inch diameter
pipe, and one consisting of 815 linear feet of 8-inch diameter pipe, including
manholes and appurtenances.
Bidders may bid on one, all, or any combination of schedules.
Plans and specifications may he examined at the following:
Stevens, Thompson & Runyan, Inc.
Consulting Engineers
5505 S.E. Milwaukie Avenue
Post Office Box 02201
Portland, Oregon 97202
Stevens, Thompson & Runyan. Inc.
Consulting Engineers
700 - Plaza 600
Seattle. Washington 98101
Henderson preaches at Zion
Reverend A. Lee Henderson. Pastor of
St. Paul AME Church in Berkeley, will
bring the Sunday morning sermon at
First AME Zion Church. N. Vancouver
and Skidmore, on Sunday, April 30th.
Reverend Henderson, former Pastor of
Bethel African Methodist Church in Port
land, is the Editor and Publisher of the
Portland Observer.
The service will be held at 11:00 a.m.,
Dr. George Maize, invites the public to
worship with his congregation.
Obituary
VIAN BOB—D
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ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
( orner of 8th and Skidmore
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.
Christian Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
(Second and Fourth Sundays)
Reverend Thomas L. Strayhand. Minister
Mrs. Addie May Ward died as the
result of knife wounds in her home at 745
N.E. Church. Funeral services were held
at Vancouver Avenue First Baptist
Church, with Vann's Mortuary in charge.
An accomplished musician, Mrs Ward
was a member of the Ward Family
Singers. She was employed at Golden's
House of Style.
Survivors are her children Gregory.
Rodney. Valerie, Jeffery and Tamara and
grandson; parents Reverend E.C. Wilder
and Mrs. Ruthia May Bryant; step
parents Woodrow Bryant and Mrs. E.C.
Wilder; grandmother Mrs. Lucy Willis;
Sisters Lucy E. Thomas, Willie Inniss,
Carmel Bryant and Carlene Bryant; plus
uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews and
cousins and other relatives.
Unified Sewerage Agency
Room 302
150 North First Avenue
Hillsboro. Oregon 97123
Copies may be obtained at the office of Stevens, Thompson & Runyan, Inc.,
located at 5505 S.E. Milwaukie Avenue. Post Office Box 02201, Portland,
Oregon 97202. upon payment of $80.00 for each set. Any unsuccessful
bidder, upon returning such set in good condition within 15 days following
the bid opening, will be refunded his payment Otherwise, a late charge of
$20.00 will be made.
All proposals must be submitted on the regular forms furnished with these
specifications and must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's
check, cash, or bid bond payable to the Unified Sewerage Agency in an
amount equal to or exceeding 10 percent of total bid. A 100 percent
corporate surety bond will be required to guarantee the faithful
performance of the contract.
Prospective bidders must qualify as provided in Oregon Revised Statutes.
Prequalification blanks may be obtained from the engineers, or the bidders
may use standard AGC forms. Completed prequalification forms must be
filed with the Unified Sewerage Agency at least seven days prior to the
date specified for opening of proposals.
Bidders shall note the requirements of the Environmental Protection
Agency; to be considered, the sealed envelope containing the proposal shall
also contain the completed and signed forms of that agency, as noted in the
proposal.
ADDIE WARD
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ST. ANDREWS CATHOLIC CHURCH
806 N.E. Alberta Street
Reverend Bertram Griffin. Pastor
UNIFIED SEWERAGE AGENCY
W ASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON
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ADVERTISEMENT FDR BIDS
The work contemplated is construction of the Upper Tualatin Interceptor
Sewer System divided into five schedules as follows:
NASL STANDINGS
Church Notes
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1 see we are still doing a great deal of
talking, which I too have done my share.
Brothers and Sisters, don't you think it is
time to stop talking about the talk and
start doing what has to be done?
I read an article in “Ebony” magazine
about a Brother that hasn’t spoken a
word in five years. He said “After all is
said and done, more was said than done."
More often than not we ask our
Brothers and Sisters, “What can you do
for me'.’", but I want to know why aren't
we doing for ourselves?
Edna Barrett, City Clerk
Anderson does it again!
by Richard O'Toole
CITY OF COLLEGE PLACE. WASHINGTON
The Unified Sewerage Agency reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive informalities.
Bids may not be withdrawn for a period of 75 days following the time when
bids are submitted.
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BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
UNIFIED SEWERAGE AGENCY
WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON
Masses:
5:00 p.m. Vigil - Saturday
10:00 a.m. Choir - Sunday
12:00 p.m. Folk - Sunday
ST. ANDREW C O M M U N ITY SCHOOL
4919 N.E. 9th Ave
Norita Kelly. Principal
Phone 284 1620
Grader I through 8
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New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
REVEREND A. BERNARD DEVERS. PASTOR
THE CHURCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED
Sunday School
9:31) a.m
Morning Worship
10:30 am
Evening Service 2nd. 4th and
5th Sundays
7:00 p.m.
C ommunion 1st Sunday
5:00 p.m.
Wed. - family Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study
7:30 p.m
T riday - Brotherhood
fellowship Service with
Morning Star 3rd Sunday
7:00 p.m
Prayer and Pastor Phone: 281-6476
Church Phone: 2814)163
3 7 2 5 N. Gantenbein Avenue. Portland, Oregon 9 7 2 2 7
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THE ARK OF SAFETY CHURCH OF GOD PENTECOSTAL, INC.
... in time of need
“A warm s.iirit of fellowship always”
I he Honorable Bishop U.V. Peterson, D.D. “The Holiness Preacher,” Pastor
Sunday:
COLONIAL
Tuesday:
Sunday School
9:15am
Morning W orship
11:15 am
“Showers of Blessings Broadcast”
KG AB 1550
ll:,'N)am-12:3O im
6:30 \m
Evangelistic Worship
8:00 pm
Bible H»nd/Jr. Church
Wednesday:
7:30 pm
Choir Rehearsal
7:00 pm
Friday:
“The Pastor Speaks”
7:30 pm
Tuesday-Friday
84 NF Killingsworth
2814M 99
Noon Day Prayer
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