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Portland Observer Thursday, October 19, 1978 Page 5 Reynolds LaSJffiJc-LIFANPSAVÉlflS scholarships save 7$ awarded an er.y size any flavor Winners o f the 1978-1979 Phil Reynolds Scholarships are Miss Felicia Warren and Jerome J. Parham. Miss Warren is a graduate of Adams High School, attending Portland State University this fall and majoring in Business Ad ministration. Her achievements in clude a grade point of A + , and four years o f basketball, the honor of bring chosen the Rose Festival Prin FELICIA WARREN JEROME J. PARHAM 8 by Ruth Spencer Mrs. Berthe Hudson. Education Specialist with the Community Relations Service o f the U.S. Depart ment o f Justice recently visited Port land to discuss school integration with the Community Coalition and school administrators. Thirteen youth from the N A A C P Youth Council attended a Regional Conference at Santa Rosa, Califor nia. •••••••• Today’s dollar is worth little more than half the value o f the dollar earn ed ten years ago and only one fifth (21 cents) of that in 1939. Research shows that School Boards who refuse to integrate schools believing that a court order will preserve their political careers often are denounced by angry citizens who blame them for the strife and bad publicity caused by such court ac tion. Louise Day Hicks o f Boston is an example. Trozen’Waffles Warm may to start breakfast iT a h ! S T O R E C O U P O N C U P A N D 8A V E L f f E L O cess o f 1978. Jerome Parham is a Benson High School 1978 graduate. He is atten- ing Oregon State University and is majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He played football his freshman and sophomore years, enjoyed Sciences and Math, worked part-time and maintained a B + average. Each winner has been awarded $500 toward tuition, fees, books, etc. The three sons and daughters of the late Phil Reynolds maintain the scholarship fund. Governor Straub will speak at the Royal Esquire Club, 1708 N .E. Alberta, October 21st at 5:00 p.m. He will discuss Measures 5, 6 and 11. Come one, come all. Refreshments for every one. ■a save f * ! Anntjentfma on any flavor Trozen Trench Toast America's favorite French Toast / «a >«MMsr «Mt pej sat »Ass tx raafl le I (M flat *« e« * X l O H « LRRW9 W a COUPON EXPIRES M ARCH 3 t 1979 storb coupon "A n ideal is o fte n but a flaming vision of reality." Joseph Conrad ^ t ead W ill the Portland School Board join Seattle in adopting the recom mendations o f its Committee on In tegration or will it go the way of Los Angeles, Cleveland, Louisville and Boston? M s Lillie Walker will attend the Black Child Development Institute Conference in Miam i, Florida, Oc tober 25th-28th. Miracle Whip salad dressing from KRAFT is more than salad dressing. It's great on bread, too. Smooth and easy- spreading, Miracle Whip has a secret blend of herbs and spices that adds a fresh, lively, one-of-a-kind flavor to your favorite breads and things. Ms. Charlotte Williams is President o f the Albina Voter Registration and Education Commit tee — A VR EC . THE BREAD SOREA® Fifty percent of all Black people work for Federal, State or County government. Harry Ward. chairman o f the Community Coalition for School In tegration, is recovering from a slight stroke at Providence Medical Center. Evie Crowell. Democratic Party Precinct committeeperson and un successful Democratic primary can didate, had a glorious time at a “ Salute to Vic Atiyeh” party. The party, honoring state Senator Victor Atiyeh — Republican candidate for Governor — was held at the home o f Thomas and Grayce Kennedy. •*4 • <’ ■ A- > at v : it ^ k » ¡ó* •**•**'*» CREATED BY KRAFT T hat’s why we call it “The Bread Spread!’ L Whip Salad D re s s in g James H UI has been appointed State Coordinator o f the Democratic Parties Voter Registration and Education Committee. M r. and Mrs. Otto Rutherford are enjoying their retirement. A source o f their enjoyment is continued in volvement in community betterment activities. M r. Rutherford is a volun teer at the Senior Adult Service Cen ter. The new director of that center Paul Coon. Portland rates first among Western cities in deaths caused by fires. Nationally the third cause o f accidental death is fire. Seventy-five percent of all fires occur at night. The practice of good fire safety is the first deterrent to fires; next is smoke detectors. Mrs. Bernadette Lennon, teacher, Portland Public Schools .i s recovering from a serious automobile accident at Kaiser Hospital. Mrs. Lennon is a former resident of Boston, Massachusetts. Ms. Raella Boo ten Brown, direc tor o f the University o f Oregon Health Sciences Center minority nurs ing program, is a new addition to the local chapter o f Links. « f r ! P 2- ' ,Y6^ -J •••m eans m ore *v»an tna** c o o fCtfaXtrqXt rg \t rg\
