jraday, August 24, 1978
Williams elected to Demo meet
Two members o f the Oregon
Assembly fo r Black A ffa irs were
elected to represent Oregon Demos
at this years Mid-term convention.
O f the seventeen delegates from
Oregon, only eleven were elected.
The other delegates w ill be the
Governor, Chair and Vice-Chair o f
the State Democratic Patty, and the
three Democratic National Commit
tee members.
Pina B. Williams was elected as
the T hird Congressional D istrict
female representative. Ms. Williams
Calvin O. Henry o f Corvallis was
chosen as alternate for delegate-at-
large. Senator Bill McCoy w ill attend
the convention as a member o f the
Democratic National Committee.
with special
guest star
Country Singer
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Celebrating his birthday
at Fred's Place was Peters-
son Cooper. Cooper says
he's 39777 (Only God
knows.) Celebrating with
him are Mrs. Fred (Connie)
Baker and Mrs. Gladys
Dove.
(Photo: AI WiHiams)
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A party at the home of Carol and Jess Bryant launched the campaign of
Nick Barnett for the MSD Board, District #11. Caught in a friendly conver
sation are Gladys McCoy, Darrell Millner, Herb Cawthorne, and Michael
Jimerson.
Music was provided by the Oyoyo
Organization's Dr. "Chuke" Ogbuobiri
(above), Rosalie Boothe, Tom Boothe.
anrfOby.
(Photos: DC)
The NAACP, Portland Branch,
rewarded those volunteers who
helped with the National Convention
with a reception. A good laugh is
shared by Robert Phillips, Ernest Hart
zog, Harold Williams, Harry Ward,
and a volunteer, (left) Among those
who enjoyed the fellowship were Ora
Nunley, Brenda Knapper and Bob
Boyer (lower left)
James Lee and Howard Willits in
serious discussion, (above right)
Phillips
(Photos: DC)
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the King neighborhood and attended
Highland (King) Elementary School
and Jefferson High School. He earn
ed an MS degree at Oregon State
University and a Master o f Social
Work at Portland State University.
As Service Coordinator for the
State A d u lt and Fam ily Services
Division, Phillips is responsible for
planning, program development,
and coordination o f social service
programs for adults in Multnomah
County.
Land use planning, economic
development, and the other respon
sibilities o f the MSD can enhance the
livability o f neighborhoods if they
arc done with attention to human
needs. Phillips believes his long-term
involvement in planning for human
services gives him an insight into the
effects o f economic and social
changes on the lives of citizens.
Worried about taxes? Schools? Safety in your neighborhood?
This is your chance to sound off. Don’t just time in; phone in!
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