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6 Portland O öeer/w Thursday. Septem ber 21,1978 UMMU/Utlj CaluidM Planned Parenthood answers questions on FosA'ftMnr and Tubal Ligation Lisa McConnell member of the Urban 4-H Youth Corps, joins the old fashioned hoe down' at Skidmore and Williams, where the Albina Action Agency (TAAC) is growing greens for a fall harvest Burt teaches minority business A c o u rse e n title d “ M in o rity B usiness O p e ra tio n s I ” w ill be taught at the Portland State Univer sity Educational Center this term. This course begins with the very first elements and principles of the o p e ra tio n o f “ F o r-P ro fit” e n te r prise. The basic divisions o f small b u sin ess a rc co v ered : R etail, W h o lesale, Sales A gent, Service, M a n u fa c tu rin g . C o n tra c tin g , Recreation, etc. There is a gradual progression through three semesters, fro m b asic o rg a n iz a tio n an d operation procedures through ad vertising and marketing, financing, contracts, governm ent contracting, p erso n n el, finan cial m anagem ent, etc. This sequential arrangement will make the course equally useful for th o se w ho m ay a lre a d y be in business. T he in stru c to r. M cKinley B urt, has a background o f 25 years in all phases o f business o p e ra tio n s in cluding his own enterprises. Public and In te rn a l A ccounting, Federal Tax C ourt Practice and Government Contract A dm inistration. There will be an exam ination of the initial documents relevant to the form ation o f a business enterprise an d o f th e filin g a n d re c o rd in g p ro ced u res o f the relevant public agencies. In this connection there will be discussion o f the various types o f p ro p rie to rsh ip s and the criteria for choice: Individual, P art nership, Joint Venture, Corporation, other. There will be an inquiry into the licensing and permit and zoning requirements o f the city, county and other political subdivisions and a d e m o n stratio n th a t th eir require ments are directly related to site selec tion, building choice, capital, and other financial considerations. R év élan t le g isla tio n w ill be discussed as it applies to Financing. M arketing, Occupational H ealth and Safety, etc. The area o f m inority business and related governmental inputs will be discussed, including special financial aids and contract preference. The student will be aided in d ev elo p in g his b asic skills in retrieving inform ation relating to all aspects o f business and finance and tra in in g . T he ro le o f the T ra d e Association will be explained with itc advantages in the area of marketing, exch an g e o f in fo rm a tio n on technology and finance. Classes will be held at Portland S tate U niversity, T uesday nights. Room 446, Neuberger Hall, #3757, BST 407C, three credit hours. H U G H E S M E M O R IA L U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H REV AUSTIN V RAY MINISTER 111 N.E. FAILING Dial-A-Prayer 284-0684 Church School 9:45 a.m. Horvhip 11:00 a.m Office 201 2332 Specializing In Individual. Marriage and Family • Group Therapy “The Church Where No Stranger Feel» Strange” 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) the first Wednesday evening o f each m onth. 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m ., respec tively, at 1200 S.E. M orrison. Sessions are fre., open to everyone, and there is no obligation of any kind. For further inform ation, call Planned Parenthood, 233-1131. C om m unity Coalition fo r School Integration public forum, 7:30 p.m ., Sep tember 21st, Lincoln High, 1600 S.W . Salmon. C om m unity Coalition f o r School Integration, public forum, 7:30 p.m ., Sep tember 25th, Madison High, 2735 N .E. 82nd. North Portland Citizens C om m ittee Board, 7:30 p.m ., September 21st, Neighbors N orth, 7508 N. H ereford. Sabin C om m unity Association, September 25th, 7:30 p.m ., M aranatha Church, 1222 N.E. Skidmore. King Im provem ent Association. September 26th, 7:30 p.m .. King Neigh borhood Facility, 4815 N.E. 7th. The Portland Tenants' Union is having a benefit on Sunday, September 24th, at the Euphoria Tavern (315 S.E. 3rd). The program is going to include a play about housing written and performed by the Family Circus. Also on the program will be Howling Gael, a band which plays Irish Traditional Music. The program will start at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 in advance or $3.00 at the door. Senator Vern Cook and Representatives Glenn O tto and Sandy Richards will hold a Legislative Report Breakfast Saturday, September 23rd, 8:00 a.m . at the M A M Restaurant in Gresham. This is a ‘no host event.’ At that time the Legislators will discuss the actions o f the 1978 Special Sessions and the work they have done and are doing during the Iterim period. Free Well Child Clinic. Having a check-up can be fun and is im portant to your health. Bring your children in for a free physical exam at the Portland Naturopathic Clinic, Saturday, October 7th, 9:00 a.m . to 2:00 p.m ., 510 S.W, 3rd. Call 226-3717 for an appointm ent. ’•Prevention and Early Dezecrion ” describes the goals of Multnomah County Division of Direct Health Services Center Screening program. Through a sim ple and painless test, breast cancer and cervical cancer, the two most common types of cancer in women, can be detected in the earliest stages and treated. In order to reach women in Northeast Portland who have not had the recommend ed yearly pap test; M ultnom ah County offers a free pap clinic every other Tuesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m . The next clinic will be held October 3rd at the Albina Human Resource Center, 5022 N. Vancouver. To schedule an appoint ment or for more inform ation call Marlene Yates at 248-5183. MARIE'S KITCHEI BREAKFAST AT ANYTIME i I Tuea-Thurc 9:30 am-8 pm — Frl- Set 8:30 em-3:30 am — Bun 8:301 am-3:30 pm CLOSED MONDAVI SPECIAL ICHITTLINGS DAILY 5246 N.E. UNION 2 8 7 -9 3 6 3 PORTLAND,ORE. SPORTS HOUR JOE’S PLACE 1801 N.E. A lberto WILL DRAFT YO U FOR ONLY 1 5 < Days: Sat., Sun., AMon. Call: 2 8 8 -8 7 6 8 For mors Information ROSE VILLA CLEANERS SERVICE £f QUALITY MAKE OUR REPUTATION WE DO ALTERATIONS DRAPERY CLEANING SPECIALISTS J B \ f AST - QUALITY DRY CLEANING R A > I fit LAUNDRY SERVICE. J J 8S25N.E. FREMONT Mon-Frl 8:3(Ffi:30 - Sat. S-1 HOW TO FACE YOUR iRATOR. CBiit S 'T um by R uth Spencer Mrs. Caro! W ashington visited her son, R ichard W ashington, profes sio n al b a sk e tb a ll p lay er fo r the Kansas City Kings, at his palatial new home in beautiful West Lake (T h o u sa n d O a k s), C a lifo rn ia . R ich ard a tte n d e d B enson H igh School and UCLA. Mrs. W ashing to n , also visited relatives in Los Angeles. D o n n a F itzw a te r, child care provider, was invited to the White House to spend a day with the Carter Administration. Also attending were E. Shelton H ill and Pina Williams. I t ’s bridge tim e every M onday morning for retirees — Bea Levoret- te, Helen Rawlins, Lois Sayles, and M a rth a J o rd a n . A c o n tin e n ta l breakfast is served and they meet at their respective homes. R ose W ashington is leaving the Senior Adult Service Center where she is a secretary/treasurer, to work fo r the U rb a n L eague L E A P program. M ane Sm ith and Rosadel! Parker visited M rs. S m ith ’s step-nephew Benson M itchell and his wife Rene in Seattle. Mitchell is a building con tractor and currently is building his fam ily a new hom e in L ake, W ashington. They attended a private showing o f the T ut E xhibit, Mrs. Sm ith's second visit to the exhibit. Connie Thompson, news reporter for KOMO-TV, Seattle, is the new president elect o f the West Seattle Business and P rofessional Clubs. She is a 1974 g ra d u a te o f the University o f Portland. Miss A nita Rae, a senior biology m ajor at the University of Portland, was one of 140 undergraduates from U.S. colleges who spent eleven weeks in Medical Research at the Argonne N a tio n a l L a b o ra to ry lo c a te d in A rg o n n e , Illin o is. T his T u m o r Research program is directed by the University of Chicago and the U.S. Department of Energy. Mrs. Freddie Fletcher entertained the Harriet Tubm an Club, Saturday, September 16th. Plans were made for the year. Mrs. Alberta L. Ran dolph is president. T he L ite ra ry R esearch C lub opened the fall season at the home of Mrs. H o m e Belle Paris. Mrs. Irene Crawford is president. The common assumption among many whites and some “ successful” Blacks that m inority progress in the United States is continuing unabated into the late 1970*s has been disputed by the U .S . C ivil R ights C o m mission. The research showed Blacks lagging far behind whites in educa tio n , incom e, e m p lo y m e n t, and housing. The Reverend Jesse Jackson and P U SH have been contacting radio stations and record shops across the country in order to get them to stop playing and selling th e record “ Some G irls,” because of the four le tte r w orded reference to Black women’s alleged sexual appetites. “ How the School M anufactures M isfits,” by Delos H. Kelly intends to sen sitize te a c h e rs, e d u c a to rs, parents, adm inistrators, peers, and others to the way in which the school a c tu a lly m a n u fa c tu re s a c e rta in number o f “ misfits” in society. The book suggests that the process begins with labeling, sorting, segregating, and stratefying pupils by counselors, a d m in is tra to rs , and te a c h e rs. Therefore, the source of the childs deviant behavior can be traced to those who apply the labels. The suicide rate for young Black men is increasing rapidly according to R obert Davis, researcher. Two- thirds of all suicides in any given year are committed by white males. Davis says there is an increasing suicide rate among Black men, ages 20-34, and for that group the rate is higher than white males. the cold shoulder |ust because you're trying lose weight W ell show you how to outsmart it and etili IT enyiy dehoou» food h 't all part of our own Behavior Modification method especially designed tor ua by world renowned behavioral paychoiogist D r Richard B Stuart So torn a Weight Watchers* meeting today Then you'll be able to face WEICHT WATCHERS The Authority YOVRE THIS CLOSE TO LOSING WEIGHT JOIN ANY CLASS ANY TIMEI Maranatha Church 1222 N.E Skidmore Sat 9 » a.m. Carpenter* Hall 2225 N Lombard St. Mon 7:00 p.m. Thura. 9 » a.m. Emanuel Hoaprtal 280) N Gantenbein Emanuel East. Room B Thur* 7:00p.m, For further information call Collect Portland (5031 297 1021. Weekday* - 8:30-5:30. 1 "mrawr «MYcwm AMigi» «*ai*Tr**o .«AO«—u—a or awtoan wA.CH.rn wnwwnsaaM m c » u u w ' ». . « , « ■ watch . « * wnMauo»M .in Reverend Thomas b. Strayhand. Minister ST. ANDREWS CATHOLIC CHURCH M8i N.E. Alberta Street Reverend Bertram Griffin. Paator 281 4429 Masses: 5:00 p.m 1 igil - Saturday 10:181 a.m. Choir - Sunday 12:181 p.m Folk Sundav ST. ANDREW C O M M U N ITY SCHOOL 4919 N.E. 9th Ave. Norita Kelly, Principal Phone 284 1620 Grades 1 through O N E PLANET New Hope Missionary Baptist Church REVEREND A BERNARD DEVERS. PASTOR THE CHI RCH DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR NEED Sundav School 9:30 a.m Morning W orship 10:30 am Evening Service 2nd. 4th and 5th Sundav* 7:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. (ommumon 1st Sundav Wed. - Family Prayer Meeting 7 » p.m and Bible Study Iridal - Brotherhood f ellowship Service with 7:00 p a Morning Star 3rd Sundav Prayer and Pastor Phone 281-6476 ( hureh Phone 281-0163 3 7 2 5 N Gantentoeln Avenue, Portland, Oregon 9 7 2 2 7 You are Welcome 1« Worahip at O N E PEOPLE T H E A R K O F S A F E T Y C H I RCH OF G O D P E N T E C O S T A L . IN C . "A warm «piril of fellowship always" The Honorable Biwhop U.V. Peterson. ll.D “The Holme»« Preacher." Pastor Sunday: Sunday School Morning M orahip 9:15 am 11:15 am ol Blessing* Broadcaat" KG AR 1550 11 3 0 am 1 2 » pm YPBC 6:30 pm “S h o w e r* Evangelistic Worship 8:00 pm Tueaday-F riday Noon Day Prayer Tuesday: Bible B and /Jr. Church Wednesday: Choir Rehearsal Friday: “T he Paator Speaks" 84 NE KUlingaworth 2810499 7:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm ...PLEASE ^Baha’i ^Faith 2 8 4 -4 7 4 6 or 281-7915
