Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 19, 1978, Page 5, Image 5

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    Portland Observer Thursday, October 19, 1978 Page 5
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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.
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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.
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