Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 28, 1980, Page 3, Image 3

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    Portland Observar February 28.1980 Page 3
DESEGREGATION
D R A FT II
Your C hance To Speak
* PU B L IC M E E T IN G S
Marantha Church
1222 N.E. Skidmore St.
Feb. 29
SOUNDS OF JEFFERSON
7:30 TO 10:30 P.M.
* PORT I A M ) Pl BI 1C SCHOOLS
Board of Education
I OK I t R U H R INFORM A I ION. C AI I
O F S K . R K ; \ 1ION IN F O R M A IIO N CEN TER - ’ 4 9 -tU I.
The Morns Marks House
1501 51V Harrison Srreer
Portland 97201
Telephone 227-26Ô 6
DES
CONNALL
Professional Corporation
LEGAL CLINIC
CONCENTRATING IN THE FIELDS OF:
MATTIE SPEARS
JUDGE MERCEDES DEIZ
1RS employees celebrate Black History Week
Last week to celebrate Black
History Week the Internal Revenue
Service (IR S ) Black federal em­
ployees sponsored a very enter­
taining and inform ative program.
A t the Portland Federal Building.
Judge Mercedes Deiz o ffic ia lly
opened the week’s event.
Others on the program included
A n th o n y P h illip s singing “ L ift
Every Voice and S ing,” Herb
Cawthorne's oral presentation o f
M a rtin Luther King and W .E .B
DuBois; songs by Mattie Spears and
Ira M u m fo rd ; music by A ndre
Stewart and the Sounds o f Jeffer­
son; and poetry by Roland Tate.
Talks on different aspects o f the
Black experience were given by
Commissioners Gladys McCoy and
Charles Jordan, Reverend L.F .
Hines o f Bethel A .M .E . Church and
Ron Herndon o f the Black United
Front.
CRIM INAL LAW
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF INTOXICANTS
DOMESTIC RELATIONS
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
BANKRUPTCY
PERSONAL INJURY
W ILLS - PROBATE
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
CONSUMER PROTECTION
4 The week long event concluded i
with a luncheon o f traditional foods
from the Black com m unity in ­
cluding Southern Fried Chicken,
Bar-B-Que ribs, greens, cabbage,
ham hocks, ham, sweet potatoes,
blackeyed peas, seafood gumbo,
corn bread and sweet potato pie.
The IRS Black federal employees
are planning to follow-up this event
with others during the year.
(Photos: by Richard J. Brown)
If you have a problem that is not covered in this list, please call and ask
whether we can help. Chances are, we can. If not, we can recommend
someone else for you to call. One way or the other, we want to see you get
the kind of professional legal counsel you're entitled to.
The best time to call us, or any attorney, is before you are embroiled in a legal
problem. This is called preventative law and it makes a lot of sense
Regardless, when you call us we will arrange for an initial consultation at
your convenience. Cost: $20 We probably can't solve anything in this meeting,
but it is a chance for you to explain your particular problem and for us to give
you some idea of w hat it'll take to reach a solution. If you want us to proceed,
w e'll give you an estimate of the fees you should plan on. In writing
’LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING"