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Students paint youth center
OBSERVATIONS
from the Sidelines
B y K a th ry n H a ll Bogle
her d u tie s co n sist o f research and
e va lu a tio n o f le g isla tive p ro p o sa ls,
attendance at C o m m itte e hearings,
attendance at business meetings and
p re p a ra tio n o f m e m o ra n d a o f
re p o rts p e r tr a in in g to her a s s ig n ­
ments.
T h e fa c u lty and stu d e n ts o f the
C o lle g e o f A g r ic u ltu r e
have
re c o g n iz e d th e d is tin c tio n M iss
T a lle y has b ro u g h t th ro u g h her in ­
te rn sh ip in W a sh in g to n as they say
th is is a " f i r s t ” fo r an A g ric u ltu re
m a jo r at P rairie View. The position
carries w ith it a m o n th ly salary fo r
in te rn sh ip w ith a ll expenses paid in
the arrangement.
•
K a rla I. T a lle y , d aughter o f M r.
and M rs . Ben T a lly o f th is c ity , is
nearing the c o m p le tio n o f a special
assignment as an in te rn in the U.S.
H ouse o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e s in the
nation’ s C a p ito l.
K a rla , an h o n o r s tu d e n t, is a
sophomore in A n im a l Science in the
C o lle g e o f A g r ic u ltu r e at P ra irie
View A & M U n iv e rs ity in Texas. A
c o m b in a tio n o f s c h o la rs h ip and
co m p e te n ce in h e r- o n -th e -jo b
assignments in the Research U n it o f
the c o lle g e caused D r. O c le ris
S im p s o n , Research D ir e c to r at
Prairie View to recommend K arla to
the A g r ic u ltu r e C o m m itte e in the
House o f Representatives.
The assignm ent in W a s h in g to n ,
D .C ., began fo r M is s T a lle y in
J a n u a ry and w ill c o n tin u e u n til
som etim e in M a y when she expects
to re tu rn to her c a m p u s. Some o f
The
Ebony
F a s h io n
F a ir
scheduled fo r A p r il 24 at the C iv ic
A u d ito riu m has com e to P o rtla n d
14 o r 15 tim e s , each tim e w ith
presentations by the L in k s , In c., fo r
the benefit o f ch a rity.
The fa b u lo u s show, produced by
E b o n y M a g a z in e , is n o w b e in g
presented in 174 c itie s . La st ye a r,
the show ’ s 22nd season, paid a tte n ­
dance s to o d at 3 1 8 ,0 0 fo r 175
shows! Some large cities require tw o
p e rfo rm a n c e s to a c c o m o d a te th e
n u m b e rs o f p a tro n s . It in e r a r y is
organized by R obert Fentress, Vice
President and c ircu la tio n d ire cto r o f
Johnson P ublishing C om pany.
T h e c o u tu re c o lle c tio n is p e r­
s o n a lly selected by M rs . Jo h n so n
and her d a u g h te r, L in d a , fa s h io n
c o o rd in a to r fo r the show. The noted
B la ck d e sig ne r S tephen B u rro w s ,
sends som e o f his c re a tio n s w ith
each y e a r’ s a p p e a ra n c e s . O th e r
d e sig n e rs
re p re s e n te d
in c lu d e
H a ls to n , O s c a r de la R e n ta , B ill
B lass, C h r is tia n D io r , Yves S t.
Laurent, V a lentino and m any more.
M r. and M rs . W illia m L a w and
M r . and M r s . W a lte r S ayles are
to u r in g M a in la n d C h in a th is
m onth.
•
C h ris tin e E b is i p r o p r ie t o r o f
" M e lis s a s K itc h e n ” has re tu rn e d
fr o m a b u y in g t r ip to h e r n a tiv e
N igeria. She is b u ild in g an interest­
ing in v e n to ry o f item s h a n d cra fte d
in various regions o f Nigeria.
T w e lv e a p p re n tic e s fr o m the
P o rtla n d
C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e
S ta d iu m C e n te r p a in te r ’ s a p p re n ­
ticeship pro g ra m received c e rtific a ­
tions o f appreciation fro m the Yaun
C h ild Care C enter, 5128 N. E. Rod­
n e y, in a c e re m o n y o f f ic ia t e d by
Judge Kathleen N actingale o f M u lt­
nom ah C o u n ty D om estic R elations
C o u rt.
F e b ru a ry . T h e a w a rd s w ere g ive n
M a rch 17 in a cerem ony at the child
care center.
C li f f G u tw in g , apprentice co o rd i­
n ator fo r the Painters and D rayw all
Finishers A p p re n tice sh ip P rogram ,
was a ls o a w a rd e d a c e r tific a te o f
appreciation fo r the labor w hich the
a p p re n tic e s d o n a te d to th e y o u th
fa c ility .
P C C a p p re n tic e s , a ssiste d by
business re p re s e n ta tiv e s o f th e
Painters U n io n D is tric t C o u n c il 55,
p a in te d 16 in t e r io r ro o m s o f the
homes fo r adolescent boys w h o are
w a rd s o f th e c o u r t. T h e p a in tin g
was d o n e o n tw o S a tu rd a y s in
T h e Y a u n C h ild C a re C e n te r
houses 12 boys fr o m ages 13-17 as
w e ll as c o u n s e lo rs and c h ild care
w o rk e rs . T h e f a c ilit y is fu n d e d
th r o u g h th e sta te d e p a rtm e n t o f
ch ild re n 's services.
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B u d g e ta ry
m a tte rs
d ra w
executives o f the N a tio n a l U rb a n
League to a s u m m it co n fe re n ce in
W a s h in g to n , D .C ., th is w eek.
Freddye Pettet, executive o f the U r­
ban L eague's P o rtla n d o ffic e , w ill
jo in h e r peers g a th e re d at th e
capital.
INTERESTING
FACTS
Brought To You Every Week
By A M E R IC A N S T A TE BA NK
Book tells Ward fam ily history
By K a th ryn H a ll Bogle
D r. Bryan E. W alls, and his newly
published book, " T h e Road that led
to Somewhere,” a novelized history
o f a Black fa m ily, were presented to
the P o r tla n d p u b lic at a b o o k -
autograph event on a recent Sunday
a fte rn o o n . Sponsors o f the a ff a ir ,
staged at d o w n to w n G a lle ria , were
m e m bers o f th e B la c k W o m e n ’ s
N e tw o rk and the P o rtla n d O p p o r­
tu n itie s In d u s tr ia liz a tio n C e n te r,
Inc.
The a u th o r, B ryan E. W a lls, was
b o rn on a fa rm in C a n a d a near a
s m a ll to w n c a lle d P ric e in th e
province o f O n ta rio . He w rote "T h e
Road T h a t Led T o Somewhere” to
tell the sto ry o f his fa m ily roots: the
why and the how the o rig in a l W alls
fa m ily le ft the U n ite d States d u rin g
the tim e o f slavery and emerged as a
free people in Canada.
D r. W a lls was the firs t educated
in the same o n e -ro om schoolhouse
in p rice as were his ancestors, and
then moved on to a C a th o lic secon­
d a ry school. L a te r he attended the
U n iv e r s ity o f D e tr o it a n d th e
U n iv e r s ity o f W in d s o r w h e re he
re ce ive d a b a c h e lo r’ s o f science
degree. H is degree as a D o c to r o f
D e n ta l S u rg e ry was w o n fr o m
U n ive rsity o f T o ro n to in 1973.
D r. W a lls n o w d iv id e s h is tim e
between his profession in denistry in
Nassau in the B aham as a n d his
avocation o f w ritin g .
On his travels to o ffe r his book to
the A m erican p u b lic , D r. W alls has
the s u p p o rt o f the c o n te m p o ra ry
m em bers o f the W a lls fa m ily . A c ­
c o m p a n y in g h im on his t r ip fro m
S eattle w here the b o o k p ro m o tio n
was b risk, was his young aunt, M rs.
L ily a W alls Joyner o f that city.
M rs. Joyner, w ith her ow n career
as the regional d ire cto r o f O IC , also
heads
th e
m a rk e tin g
and
d is tr ib u tio n s e c tio n o f th e O liv e
The b ill p ro h ib its in v e s tm e n t o
state investment funds in " a n y firn
w hich conducts substantial busines
o p e ra tio n s in any c o u n tr y w hosi
laws, on th e ir face, require in v id io u
d is c rim in a tio n on the basis o f race
co lo r, o r national o rig in .”
C u r r e n tly , a p p ro x im a te ly one
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The fam ous M onroe D octrine was not w ritte n by
Jam es M onroe, the man it was named fo r. It was
w ritten by John Quincy Adams.
A m e ric a n State
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2737 N. E. Union
Portland, Oregon 97212
th ird o f O re g o n ’ s nearly $4 b illio n
in in v e s tm e n t fu n d s is in ve ste d in
co rp o ra tion s w hich w ould be e ffe ct­
ed under the proposed law.
" T h e G o v e rn o r’ s tim e ly c a ll fo r
s tro n g e r p ro te c tio n fo r O re g o n
c itiz e n s a g a in s t ra c ia l harassm ent
in s p ire d th e b i l l , ” a c c o rd in g to
W a lly P rie s tle y , P o rtla n d S ch o o l
Board member and C hairm an o f the
H o u se C o m m itte e on A g in g and
M in o r it y A f f a ir s , w h ic h is c o n ­
s id e rin g th is b ill. " I t w o u ld be in ­
c o n s is te n t to p ro te c t o u r o w n
citizens against racial harassment o f
o th e r people th ro u g h the in s titu tio n
o f a p a rth e id . A p a rth e id is n o th in g
but legalized racial harassment. I t ’ s
the law in S outh A fr ic a ,” Priestley
said.
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its A n n u a l S p rin g P le d g e W e e k,
A p ril 18-25. The goal fo r the week’ s
d rive is $40,000.
I t ’ s o b v io u s th a t the B lack co m ­
m u n ity is n ’ t getting its fa ir share o f
p ro g ra m m in g b u t, th e s ta tio n has
m ade a d e d ic a tio n to b rin g a lte r ­
n a tiv e s . In o th e r w o rd s , m a k in g
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Anderson Bennally. a local artist, presents portrait of Dr. Byron E.
Walls to the author.
(Photo: Richard Brown)
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I t ’s S A F E W A Y F or E a s te r M eats!
School Board supports divestm ent bill
In action Saturday, A p ril 4th, the
P o rtla n d
S chool
B o a rd
u n a n im o u s ly passed a re s o lu tio n
su p p o rtin g House B ill 2618, w hich
w o u ld re q u ire th e sta te to d iv e s t
itse lf o f investments in corporations
doing substantial business in South
A fric a .
The D e m o cra tic and R epublican p a rties sta rte d
w ith different names. The Republicans were originally
the Federalists, and the D em ocrats, o dd ly enough,
were originally called Republicans.
The fa m ily plans to use the direct
sales m e th o d to ge, th e ir b o o k in to
the hands o f the p ublic. “ The Road
T h a t Led T o S o m e w h e re ” w ill be
available th ro u g h churches, schools
and o th e r n o n -p ro fit o rg a n iza tio n s
w ho w ish to raise fu n d s fo r th e m ­
selves. A generous d isco u nt w ill be
given to such organizations.
A nderson B ennally, a N a va jo In ­
dian a rtist fro m C hinle, A rizo n a , in
the e m p lo y o f P .O .I.C ., p a in te d a
p o r t r a it o f D r. W a lls fr o m a
photograph before the tw o met.
R osem ary A n d e rso n is executive
o f the P .O .I.C ., and J u lia R o b e rt­
son is C h a irp e rs o n fo r B la ck
W om en’ s N etw ork.
D r. W alls is already at w ork on a
second b o o k . T h is one concerns a
trib e o f In d ia n s , now e x tin c t, w ho
once in h a b ite d one o f the tro p ic a l
isles in the C aribbean.
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