Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 11, 1979, Page 4, Image 4

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    14 Portland Obaarvar Thursday. January 11. 1979
Behind the wall
American State Bank
Larry Baker »35021,
O.S. P. Correspondent
Julius D Snowden »38013
Poetry Editor
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"T h e Bank that integration built ”
2737 N.E. Union
282-2216
Peggy Joseph-Graves
Personal b Business Insurance
283-5012
The New York Life agent in your
com m unity is a good person to
know.
ROSE V ILLA CLEANERS
SERVICE ft QUALITY MAKE OUR REPUTATION
WE DO ALTERATIONS
.
Indian community participates w ith Indian Club in a Pow wow.
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DRAPERY CLEANING SPECIALISTS
FAST - QUALITY DRY CLEANING.
Cr LAUNDRY SERVICE.
Children from Woodburn present a program for Chicano Club.
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DENTAL INSURANCE
is a valuable asset . . .
your health
and
appearance
Inmates i
it one another in the music class.
The Value of Volunteers
L ife is a m irror o f king and o f
slave, ‘tis ju s t what y o u are and do.
So give to the world the best yo u
have, A n d the best will com e back to
you.
A n o n ym o u s
Gary Babcock. State Public Defender, teaches "writing end
law class."
Leo H egstrom was recently ap­
pointed by G overnor Vic Atiyeh as
the chief o f O regon’s largest agency ,
the Division o f H um an Resources.
Leo H egstrom said it all in his first
press release, that he believes in the
value o f using volunteers within his
ag en ices to re d u c e d e p a rtm e n t
Burt Hall and Johnny Sims tutor fallow inmates.
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ta f PORTLAND"
AVOCADOS
A D D SZB T
TOYOUK
SALADS!!
OMOON, IW-THI-SHIU
WALNUTS
FILBERTS
PINEAPPLES
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budgets. This alone clearly proves
that the G overnor chose the right
man for the job.
Speaking on budget allo cations,
Hegstrom said, “ The am ount needed
can never be totally m et through
public fu n d s.”
inside the walls o f O regon State
Penitentiary volunteers have played
an im portant role in answering the
needs o f the inm ate population sin­
ce the early ’70s. W ith o u t them .
Superintendent H .C . C upp and his
a d m in is tra tiv e s ta f f w o u ld have
fo u n d it a lm o st im p o ssib le to
generate the peaceful environm ent
th is in s titu tio n has kno w n since
1968.
U n d e r th e g u id a n c e o f J .C .
Keeney, A ssistant S uperintendent,
the gates were first opened to volun­
teers. K eeney, a form er ed u cato r,
was highly criticized by m any for
fear that supervision and protection
o f the volunteers would become a
b u rd en . But th ere was one thing
those critics did not realize. C upp
an d K eeney w ere e n tru s tin g a
resp o n sib ility to th e in m ates, the
responsibility to show respect and a
sense o f d ig n ity to a n y o n e w ho
wanted to destroy the myth that once
a man is placed in prison he is an
animal never agin to be treated like
part o f society. It took only a short
time for the inmates to the use of
volunteers was a success and was
rewarding at all levels.
Today, departm ents at O SP such
as education, activities, vocational
training and others depend on many
services fro m people o f d ifferen t
communities throughout the state. In
many cases the inm ates themselves
have learned the rewarding experien­
ce o f volunteering services to some
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(D M P L E T IM . 1 M K I LAIM FORMS
N O APPOINTMENT NEEDED
Come in at your convenience
PARK FREE-Any Park n Shop Lot
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Dr. Jeffrey BRADY,
Dentist
S.W TRI» A 1 A M IU A 8T.. PORTLAND. OREGON
TAKE ELEN ATORTO 2ND FLOOR TRUST. ENTRAM F.
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PORTLAND. OREGON 97211
284 7997
Have a good year from Exodus
You can be a winner.
THE WINNER Is always part of the answer.
THE LOSER
Is always a part of the problem.
THE WINNER
THE LOSER
Always has a program.
Always has an excuse.
THE WINNER Says let me do it for you.
THE LOSER
Says "that's not my jo b ."
THE WINNER
THE LOSER
Sees an answer for every problem.
Sees a problem in every answer.
S he’s unm arried.
She’s pregnant.
She needs help.
She sho uld ca ll
THE WINNER
THE LOSER
Sees a green near every sand trap.
Sees two or three sand traps near every green.
221-0598
B irth rig h t
THE WINNER
THE LOSER
Says it may be difficult but it's possible.
Says " it may be possible but it's too d ifficu lt."
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PAMCY-KA PAKT
" T h e art o f giving fre e ly o f th yself
can never be measured in coins and
silver. ”
A new era is blossoming at OSP.
U n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f C h a rle s
K eato n . R e h a b ilita tio n M an a g e r,
inmates are volunteering their talean-
ts by w orking with other inmates.
Music classes, law classes, and even
th is colum n “ Behind the W alls”
-have come about by inm ates volun­
te e rin g th ie r e ffo rts to help one
another.
D o e s n 't it seem stra n g e h o w
people will give o f them selves ten
times m ore through volunteering a
service than th ey ever w ould f o r
m oney?
other inm ate or the com m unity.
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free confidential
counseling for
pregnant girb
Mayer Building at
IIJ O S W M o rm o n
frie n d
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EXODUS DAY TREATMENT
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1223 N.E. A lberta
P ortland, Oregon
284-1247