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Portland Observer. August 13, ISSI Page S Board positions available More than two-hundred appoint ed board« and commission« serve in policy making and advisory func tions for the State of Oregon. Mem bers are appointed by the governor from among persons who apply or are nominated for positions. Following are positions that will be available in the near future. Bonded Debt Advisory Board; Certificate of Needs Appeal Board; Lane County Local Boundary; Physical Therapist Licensing Board; Port o f Portland; Public W elfare Review Commission. Veterans A ffa irs , Advisory Committee on Bicycles; Law En forcement Data Systems Advisory Commission; State Fair Com- ü¡ m illio n ; Governor’s Council for Health; Fitness and Sport«; A d visory Committee on Historic Preservation; Oregon Investment Council. Commission on Judicial Branch; Board of Optometry; Speed Control Board; Governor’s Commission for Women; Apprenticeship and Training Council; Com m unity Coordinated Child Care Council; Statewide H ealth Coordinating Council; Advisory Commission on Historic Preservation; Occupational Therapy Licensing Board; Recreation Trails Advisory Council; Commission on U n ifo rm State Laws; Veterinary Medical Examining Board. S U M M IT : “E c o n o m ic S u r v iv a l o f B la c k P e o p le ” Sponsored by Oregon Assem bly for Black Affairs Project rehabs rental homes A - J L Ä * -i ■ A demonstration effort to help upgrade rental property has been announced by Sam Galbreath, Por tland’s newly appointed Director of Housing. Under the Small Property Investor R ehabilitation Loan (SPIRL) Program, owners of rental properties containing one to four units can borrow below market rate funds to pay for physical im provements to existing rental property but must agree to keep ren ts within low and moderate income guidelines and cannot receive more than a 10 percent of equity return on their investment. O c to b e r 1 7 - 1 8 ,1 9 8 1 In itially, the program will be limited to the Goose H ollow and Buckman neighborhoods. If there is interest in the program, and if staf fing and funds allow , additional neighborhoods could be considered for inclusion in the program. Portland, Oregon THUNDERBIRD Jantvn Beach Motor bin Plan to Attend! Those interested in the Small Property Investor Rehabilitation Loan Program may contact the Por tland Development Commission’s Housing Assistance office located at 1911 NE Broadway, phone 248-4900 for applications, instructions and further information. REGISTER NOW! Registration fee: $55 For additional information — Call- Corvallis: 752-0886 Eugene: 687-5443, Ray Willard Portland: 281-5437 Salem: 581-9151, evenings Or Write: OABA P.O. Box 12485 Salem, OR 97309 Summer at Peninsula Park: Park swim m ing pool offers a brlaf respite from summer haat wava. (Photo: Richard J. Brown) Anything goes (Continued from page 1 col. 5) tations, inside, outside, even in the yards and on the porches of neigh in red from head to foot, who was about to fire up a joint. ‘ •Listen,” boring houses. he said, " W e ’re no, going to have Remember, this is occurring in any of that in here tonight. As long the wee hours of the morning, when as the assistant D .A . is in here, the neighborhood is asleep, if they we’ re gonna give him some can block out the noise coming from respect." "Shakey’s.” But no one complains. The restrooms at "Charlie’s” are Shirley Jones, 35: “ I keep tabs on a haven for narcotic dealers. Upon what goes on in the streets when I ’m entering you are immediately hit out there. I find that your so-called with numerous requests to make a sophisticated people get in the after- purchase. The sellers are bold. They hours and raise more hell than w ill approach you not knowing your common ditch digger. Besides whether you are "the man” or not, being late starters, a lot of people go and seemingly not caring. to after-hours to get away from On an after-hours scale of l-to- kids. You find people in the after- 10, "C h a rlie ’s" would be rated a hours h alf my age but in a lot of 10. A house such as ’ ’ Shakey’s’ ’ ways they arc twice as old as I am." would be rated a I. It is located in the basement of a house— not a Generally you can do anything paneled or tile-floored you want in an after-hours. Depen basemen,—jus, a tacky, unpainted ding on which house you’re in, you basement. The furnishings consist can see people sitting at tables snor o f two couches that are so ragged ting coke, passing the straw to their they would qualify as Goodwill partners. You can see weed spread rejects. There is also a bar and a out on tables, people rolling, jukebox. But as one patron said, no smoking and dealing. You can ever one comes to "Shakey's” to look at go into the restroom and see people the asthetics. The main attraction is shooting up. But it ’ s O K . A fter the converted pool table in the back hours are an accepted part of ot of the room—the pockets have been society, or they could no, operate t covered up to prevent the dice from successfully as they do. After all, v going in. This is the type o f all know they are illegal. But tl establishment that Dorothy M c question now is whether tl Cullough Lee tried to destroy. The authorities know. clientele is hardcore— young girls Next week: Why undergroun who look like old women, old men establishments are allowed t still trying to be pimps, and young operate. men trying to be players. They drive big, long cars and come to "Shakey’s” prepared to win, or lose hundreds or even thousands o f dollars, gambling for hours on end, sometimes even days. At Reverend C.P. Vivian of Atlanta, ’ ’Shakey’s” you can buy anything National Chairman of the Anti Kian from amphetamines to a woman. It Network, will speak at Concordia is no, uncommon to see a reserved College at a 7:00 p.m. dinner on table where drugs are freely August 15th. ($10.00) He will also packaged, sampled and sold. As one talk at Concordia College, in the would suspect, all is not calm when upper room chapel, at 3:00 p.m. liquor drugs, women and money Precedes from the dinner will go arc mix d. 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