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Page 6 Portland Observer, May 27,1982
Aaron Mitchell and
Son Plumbing
PSU honors citizen contributions
* Experienced Plumber
* Licensed and Bonded
Established in business for 25 years
Have lived in the Portland Area for 40 years
P o r tla n d S ta te U n iv e rs ity w ill
honor three area residents w ith Dis
tinguished Service A w ard s fo r o u t
standing contrib u tion s to the w e ll
being o f the com m unity at the U n i
versity’s annual Spring C om m ence
m ent, June 13, in M e m o ria l C o lis
WE STAND BEHIND ALL JOBS
M C
eum.
H e rb e rt M . S c h w a b , re tire d
Judge o f the O regon C o u rt o f A p
peals; Earl W an tlan d , President and
C h ie f E x e c u tiv e O f f ic e r o f T e k
tr o n ix ; an d V e rn o n V . C h a tm a n ,
D irector o f Education fo r the P o rt
land U rban League, w ill be present
ed the awards by PSU President Jo
seph Blumel.
T h e U n iv e rs ity p resents th e
aw a rd s each y e a r to p ersons w h o
have made “ outstanding c o n trib u
tions to society, p a rtic u la rly to the
state o f O re g o n , b e y o n d those
w h ich are im p lie d by th e in d i
v id u a l’ s p ro fessio n al c a re e r,** and
who have “ demononstrable interest
in and c o m m itm e n t to th e values
which higher education represents.”
Judge S chw ab, who was born in
P o rtla n d and graduated fro m L in
coln H igh School, earned his law de
gree fro m N orth w estern C ollege o f
Law (now Lewis and C la rk ) in 1939.
F o llo w in g service w ith th e A rm y
during W o rld W a r I I , he began the
practice o f law in P o rtla n d . H is le
gal career included service as Judge
o f the M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty C irc u it
C o u rt from 1959 to 1966, and on the
Oregon C ourt o f Appeals fro m 1969
to his re tire m e n t in 1981 as C h ie f
Judge.
W h ile engaged in his d is tin
guished legal career, Judge Schwab
also was a ctive in c o m m u n ity ser
vice. H e was a member o f the P ort
la n d S cho o l B o a rd fr o m 1950 to
1959, serving three times as C h a ir
man. H e also served the School Dis
tric t as a m em b er o f its R ace and
E d u c a tio n C o m m itte e in 1 9 6 3 -6 4 .
H e has served on the State C iv il Ser-
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Interior • Exterior Additions • Weatherizations
JUDGE HERBERT SCHWAB
vice C om m ission, was C h a irm a n o f
the M u ltn o m a h C ounty C hap ter o f
the Red Cross, was a member o f the
State C on stitu tio n al Revision C o m
m is s io n an d th e S alem Y W C A
B oard. M o st recently, he served fo r
eight m onths on the P acific N o r th
west Power Planning Council.
E arl W an tlan d has been President
o f T e k tr o n ix since 197 1 . H e has
been w ith th e c o m p a n y since th e
mid-1950s when he began w ork as a
te c h n ic ia n . H e rose ra p id ly in the
com pany, spending ten years in E u
ro p e h e lp in g to establish th e elec
tro n ic s m a n u fa c tu r e r ’ s overseas
operations fro m 1958 to 1968. H e is
on th e B o a rd s o f U .S . B a n c o rp ,
P o r tla n d G e n e ra l E le c tr ic , and
Floating Point Systems.
W a n tla n d has been a c tiv e in
U nited W a y , serving as President in
VERNON CHATMAN
1976 and as Cam paign Director this
year. H e is a strong believer in the
volunteer approach to social service
and firs t b ecam e in v o lv e d w ith
U nited W ay when he volunteered to
w ork on the agency’s budget. W a n t-
land also is member o f the Portland
State U niversity Foundation Board
and served as C hairm an o f the A m
e ric a n E le c tro n ic s A s s o c ia tio n in
1975.
T h e th ird D is tin g u is h e d S ervice
A w a rd recipien t this year, V e rn o n
V . C h atm an , was one o f the organ
izers o f the P ortlan d U rb an League
in 1945. O r ig in a lly fro m S h re v e
p o rt, Louisiana, C hatm an graduat
ed w ith honors fro m D illia rd U n i
versity in N ew O rleans in 1935. H e
ta u g h t school in S h re v e p o rt u n til
1942 when he began work as a ware
house supervisor at Barksdale A ir
fie ld th e re . In 1 9 4 5 , C h a tm a n
EARL WANTLAND
m oved to P o r tla n d to w o rk in the
shipyards. H e worked fo r the S .P .&
S. R ailroad from 1945 to 1968 when
he was n am ed D ire c to r o f E d u c a
tio n fo r th e U rb a n L e a g u e . H e
earned an M .E d . fro m the Universi
ty o f Portland in 1972.
C hatm an has served on numerous
educational and civic committees in
cluding advisory boards fo r C oncor
dia C o lle g e , P o rtla n d C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e , O re g o n S tate U n iv e rs ity
S cho o l o f E n g in e e rin g , P o r tla n d
P u b lic S c h o o ls , an d th e O re g o n
H e a lth Sciences U n iv e rs ity . A t the
U n iv e rs ity o f P o r tla n d , C h a tm a n
counsels and recruits undergraduate
s tu d ents. H e has o b ta in e d m o re
than S I m illio n in scholarships and
loans fo r d is a d v a n ta g e d students
and has d e v e lo p e d an d in itia te d
m any p ro g ra m s to assist m in o rity
and disadvantaged students.
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CLEANING
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Hot W ater Soil Extraction
Free Estvnatee Lowest Pnces Expert Servios
A f t e r w o rk in g fo r 30 years fo r
Pacific Pow er and Light C om pan y,
G erald “ Jerry” D entler was forced
to re tire w hen d octors discovered
that he had m ultiple sclerosis.
H is m a rria g e o f 30 years ended
soon after.
Discouraged? N o t at a ll. D entler,
51 and a Beaverton resident, is find
ing a new life in volunteerism.
H e was a safety inspection engin
eer fo r fiv e o f his 30 years w ith
P P & L and is now vo lu n te e rin g his
tim e in s p e c tin g th e b u ild in g s and
equipment at M erid ian P ark H ospi
ta l and P o rtla n d C o m m u n ity C o l
lege.
W h ile w orking for P P & L he com
piled an enviable record o f 25 years
w ithout a lost-time accident.
H e said that when he was told he
had m u ltip le sclerosis ( M S ) , deep
states o f depression and contem pla
tio n o f suicide w recked his m a r
riage. A nd although his w ife offered
to stay on as his h o u s e k e e p e r, he
filed fo r the divorce.
A f t e r o v e rc o m in g th e in itia l
shock o f h avin g M S he c o ntacted
M eridian Park Hospital and became
a volunteer safety inspector fo r the
hospital.
“ A fte r th a t, I th o u g h t I co uld
handle a little m ore so I contacted
S c o tt B e n n e tt, s ta f f a tto r n e y and
risk manager at P .C .C . Since then, I
have inspected all o f Sylvania C a m
pus an d a b o u t h a lf o f C a s c a d e ’ s
Campus and before I am through, I
w ill inspect a ll o f P . C . C . ’ s f a c ili
ties.”
Bennett said Dentler is inspecting
everything th a t relates to safety at
P .C .C . H e cam e in lo o k in g fo r
something to do and “ has been do
ing a fine jo b .”
Bennett explained that D e n tle r’ s
volunteerism is just another step in
the college’ s continuous safety in
spections which include the liab ility
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DEAR PORTLANDER:
PORTLANO OREGON 97211
284 7997
The best investment a Business or Private Citizen can make is to invest in our
youth for the future as short and long term savings. One way to do this is by
joining our Private Sector Supporters.
PO RTLAND TR A ILE R A N D EQ U IPM ENT. DON BERGER DESIGN,
J.C. PENNY CO., JU D ITH WYSS. J. TH A Y ER CO., VICTOR A T IY E H ,
M A LE TIS IN C ., A N TH O N Y E. G A LLO M .D ., WAREHOUSE FLOORS,
PEGGY HERBIG, VIPS, SERVICE TIRE CO., MRS. JOST, A L A D D IN E
ENTERPRISES, LA R R Y K A Y E , R EFLEXO LO G Y C L IN IC , D A N IE L ’ S
DOCK, PRIER W HOLESALE PLU M BIN G , GEORGIAN PRESS, GENES
CARBURETOR, AU TO M O TIO N , T A M A R A C K ENGINEERING, W.G.
MOE & SONS, NORMA HAYES, REX C A FFA LL, KENT COX & ASSOC.,
OECO CO R P., STENNO C A R B O N , SIR SPEEDY P R IN T IN G ,
PORTLAND TIMBERS, A M E R IC AN PERSONAL PLAN N IN G , ROBERT
BENNET M .D ., H. DEXTER GAREY, RUTH A. M O R ELAN D , D U BA L
H A R R IS , G R E SH A M T O Y O T A , JIM A . S E ITZ, J.T. STEEB & C O .,
FOUGHT & CO., NENA SAUTER, THO M AS BUHL, KRAMER GALEN,
G.B. P LU M B IN G , F L O M A T IC M F G „ M O N T A V IL L A LUM BER, REX
W A R R E N , BREW ED H O T COFFEE, FR A N K W ID M A R , A L IC E
BRUNSON, S H ER ID A N BAR R IE, PIPS, L IG H T TRUCK PARTS, S IM
P L IC IT Y TO O L, T O M A H A W K IS LA N D M A R IN A , T H E R M A L LOCK
IN C ., P O R T L A N D P A C K IN G C O ., M A R IE TO O ZE , KEN NELSON
EQUIPMENT, OREGON AUTO INSURANCE.
GERALD 'JERRY' DENTLER
insurance inspections, the college in
spection s ta ff, the fire d epartm en t
inspections as w ell as o th e r. “ T h e
safer you are, the cheaper your in
surance prem ium rate and we are at
the b o tto m ,” Bennett adds.
D e n tle r said he needed to feel
needed. “ T h a t is why I ’ m volunteer
ing my tim e .” Being active and pro-
K & G LANDSCAPING
M ow ing, weeding, edging, tilling,
fencing and minor construction.
Call Gordon Spink, Jr.
289-5462
d uctive has helped him “ come out
o f it .”
“ I am fin d in g o u t , ” he said ,
“ that there is a w orld out there and
that it is a pretty w onderful w o rld .”
H e summed up his new-found life
w ith, “ I ’ve also found out that I can
have a social life .”
TIHAMMC SYRUP
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These supporters know and understand that the best alternative to high taxes;
To reduce Business losses o f shoplifting and vandalism; To stop neighborhood
youth crimes, is to implement SPECIAL YO UTH EDUCA TION, Teaching
basic Respect and Responsibility to Children and Parents; Educating them as to
how to function as an ASSET to their Community, rather than a L IA B IL IT Y .
TH E HOUSE OF EXODUS HAS SUCH A PROGRAM FOR YO UTH
BETWEEN 8 TO 14 YRS. OF AGE.
I am personally asking you to join with the HOUSE OF EXODUS CLEAN
T E A M in helping us to make our com m unity a cleaner, safer and more
profitable place to live and conduct Business, by CONTRIBUTING GENER
OUSLY TO THE HOUSE OF EXODUS SPECIAL YOUTH EDUCATION
PROGRAM.
Sincerely,
THOMAS BOOTHE, C H A IR M A N
BOARD OF DIRECTORS, HOUSE OF EXODUS
Make your contribution payable to:
THE HOUSE OF EXODUS CLEAN TEAM
1639 N.E. ALBERTA
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
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