P ortlan d Observer Ju ne 19. 1980 Page 3
Anderson heads POIC
Rosemary Anderson has been
selected as the new Executive Direc
tor for Portland Opportunities In
dustrialization Center. Anderson,
who has been employed with OIC
since 1968, has served as Deputy
Director since 1974.
‘ ‘ A lter reviewing 61 resumes and
interviewing eight final candidates,
the Personnel Selection Committee
o f the Board o f Directors felt that
Rosemary Anderson was clearly the
best q u a lifie d candidate for
Executive D ire c to r," according to
Thomas Li. Kelley, Chairman o f the
Personnel Selection C om m ittee,
‘ ‘ we are confiden t that her
knowledge and experience with OIL
w ill co n trib u te to the future
progress and grow th o f the
organization.”
Anderson attended P ortland
State U niversity and P ortland
C om m unity College. She is a
9100 total move in to vets.
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Call for a showing anytime.
This Model
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Models priced from $48,500.
ROSEMARY ANDERSON
member ol the National Association
lo r
Advancement
of
Black
Am ericans
in
V ocational
Education, Oregon Fair Share and
NAACP.
Minority committee sets hearing
Ihe Governor’ s Advisory Com
mittee on M inority Affairs will hold
a public hearing on Tuesday, June
24, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., at King Neigh
borhood Center. I he committee will
accept public testimony to identity
P ortland m e ta l sc u lp to r A l G o ldsb y stands in th e b a c k y a rd of his
stu d io w ith tw o pieces of his w o rk . M r. G o ldsb y s 825 N. Killings
w o rth S tu d io lo c a tio n m a k e s his w o rk s a c c e s s ib le to c o m m u n ity
m em bers yo un g and old.
(P h o to by R ichard B ro w n )
G.I.G. Odom appointed
Grand Inspector General William
B. Odom, Jr., 33," has been ap
pointed Overseer lor the Orient o f
Oregon. He has supervision over the
Prince Hall Scottish Rite Masons in
Oregon, Great Falls, M ontana,
Mtn. Home, and Boise, Idaho.
The appointment was made by
Soverign
G rand
Com m ander
Russell S. Gideon, 33,“ o f the A n
cient Accepted Scottish Rite o f
Freemasonary, Northern Jurisdic
tio n , (Prince H a ll A ffilia tio n ) ,
U.S.A. Inc., at the 99th Session o f
the United Supreme Council, which
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WILLIAM ODOM
convened in P h iladelp hia, Pen
nsylvania, in May.
What do you think?
By Paul McCoy
A. Michael Howard, Bartender
Tot and Tell.
A . Lynette Mays, Young m oi her.
I hey have never done anything to
I really don’ t like them, but, they
me, but they could patrol the N.E.
are not all alike. When they arrest a area better. The police should not
person they should arrest the person
look only at Blacks because there
and not verbally abuse them. I have are a lot o f other people living in the
seen people abused both physically
N.E. area. Ihe best way not to deal
and verbally and this goes fo r
w ith the police is to stay out o f
Blacks as well as whites. Better at
trouble. I personally have had no
problems with them because I have
titudes would help. Because they
not been in trouble.
have guns and b illy clubs is no
reason for them to take advantage
A. Karen Jacob, Cashier Burger
o f a person. If I were in trouble I
King Restaurant.
would not call a police officer, in
They are ok, but they take advan
stead 1 would call my fa m ily or
tage o f too many people. When I
friends for help. I f they come to
was seven and a h a lf months
arrest somebody they should read
pregnant, the P ortland Police
(he person their rights and listen to
jumped on me knocking me to the
the person, they might be arresting
ground and put my face in the grass.
the wrong person. They want
They are too rough. When they
respect from the com m unity but
arrest a person they don’t even let
don't respect the community or the
the person ask why they are being
people in it.
arrested. A nd i f they ask you a
A. Buffalo, Carpenter.
question they don’ t let you answer.
I think they are alright. Most of
They mess with people too much.
them are good, they pour out your
Everybody knows what is hap
box o f weed and don’t waste your
pening but nobody can do anything
time. They’ re on the up and up. I'm
about it, even the judges know what
straight laced and have never had
is happening. They (the police) have
any problems with them. I t ’s when
too much power, so what can
you start hasseling them that you get
anybody do?
in trouble.
A. Ida Johnson, Owner, A I her la
Wilber Butler, Machinist.
Fish Restaurant.
I hear they are a little mi Mt ant
here. Especially the young rookie
On the one occasion that I needed
them they responded quickly. But as cops. They bulldog people too
public servants I have no respect for
much. In my opinion they are not
them. The Portland Police are very
worth a damn. The white man just
disrespectful to the private citizen
uses the police and the courts to
keep everybody else under him, it’s
from personel observations. They
treat people ditterently according to always been this way. Look at
Miami. I am not prejudiced man,
a person's color, race, and social
but I hate to be messed over, by
position. To this I am a witness.
People, should think about their anyone.
situation before they deal with the
K irk Poole, Student Cleveland.
police, think before they speak and
The P ortland Police are o .k .
use their heads more.
They are a little slow on non
E lija h D urst, D elivery Truck
emergency calls. I disapprove o f
Driver.
the way they are trying to close
The M F ’ s don't show up when
down 82 Ave. to kids who like to
you need them, but. when you do
hang out there. Recently I witnessed
need them they are no place to be
an assult and had to call them, they
found. This is true especially if you
are there in no time with about five
call them over to the N.E. side of
cars, ambulances and the works.
town. What else can I say?
Most o f them are pretty cool.
Q. W h a t do you th in k o f th e
P o rtla n d Police?
HAZEL DELL BRANCH
716D N.E 99th Street
Vancouver, W A 98665
Phone 206-574-1522 Vancouver
or 503 241 3723 Portland, OR
issues and concerns and to deter
mine whether a Com m ission on
Minorities should be developed or
whether there should be separate
Commissions on Blacks and
Hispanics.
MINNEHAHA BRANCH
47 St. Johns Road
Vancouver, W A 98661
Phone 206 694 8577 Vancouver
or 503 223 8229 Portland, OR
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Ashland branch
67 E M a - St
B eaverton
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B eaverton Mall
i located <n the Shopping Center
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314« Highway 9 ’ N
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C lackam as branch
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University branch
•*. ' ■
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Milw aukie
»905 Pacdrc Ave
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’ 450, SE Mi I ougm "B 'v d
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O ntario branch
t»0 N f Roberts A.e
t«9 SW • .r ,t St
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G rants Pass branch
2 0 5 Nf S-xfh S»
, 75i Motaua Ave
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200 Otego-’ C'ly
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totoo SW Pan. Wa.
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’ 900 SW 5i” A.e
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4600 SE Woodstock B'vd
Foster Powell branch
in ,2 SE 52nd A .e
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1,1401 NF Ha'sey St
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1100 SW 5th Ave
Hillsdale
n349 SW Cep.tot Hw ,
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»2 33 N f Sandy Btvd
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5615 SW Ma, adam Ave
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,40 5 Lloyd Center
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1H10 SW (,.bbs S'
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« ’ 35 S t Stark S'
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»2005 SE 0 v s.on
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” 760 SW H ill Bivd
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W ashington Square
2222 NE LOveiOy
662 S I Jackson St
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2555 NW TanasbOume C.’ C'e
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,17? Cente, S ’ NE
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,601 NE ,22nd Ave
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’ 89?5 SW M an a h A.e
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4605 R.vS' Road N
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635 SW Sixth Ave
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280 l berty NE
5444 SE 82nd Ave
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2 ,0 S Mou ad a y Sr
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• • i< • i Mrtweufc id Ave