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U nited W ay o f the C o lu m b ia -
Willamette asked her employers, the
Portland School D is trict, to allow
Haynes to work in the United W ay
1982 Campaign.
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“ I t ’s my first time to w o rk w ith
U n ited W a y ,” Haynes says. “ It
gives me a d iffic u lt pace. I ’ m
meeting lots o f new people and
learning lots o f new things. In this
assignment I solicit cooperation and
funds fro m sm all businesses and
professional o rg an iza tio n s. I am
meeting real estate people, a tto r ­
neys, accountants, learn ing how
they run their businesses, also how
ra d io stations and construction
companies run theirs. These people
have been wonderful.
Haynes’ new pace has not slack­
ened the “ old” one. She is still pres­
ident o f the P o rtla n d A lu m n ae
Chapter o f Delta Sigma Theta who
recently entertained 400 members o f
the P o rtla n d c o m m u n ity at their
first annual Pepperm int dance. “ I
don't take credit for the success o f
that a f f a i r , ” said H ayn es. “ G a il
W ashington was chairperson fo r
that. It was a fun evening. Most of
our guests wore some com bination
o f red and w h ite — even the men
wore white trousers and red jackets.
W e members wore corsages spiked
w ith pepperm int candies and we
gave peppermint candy from a big
horn-of-plenty.”
When Haynes is not presiding at
chapter meetings fo r D e lta s , she
may be acting as treasurer fo r the
Portland Chapter o f Links, Inc. She
is also on the executive board at the
C enter fo r C o m m u n ity M e n ta l
Health. Other a ffiliatio n s are with
the P o rtla n d U rb a n L eag u e, the
N A A C Ip , and the Oregon Alliance
of Black School Educators.
Addie Jean and her husband, Os­
car M . Haynes J r., are the parents
of four adult children; the youngest
one, Bryan, just passed the C alifo r­
nia State Board e xa m in atio n s to
practice dentistry in that state. A ll
this in time for A ddie Jean to start
the fall campaign with United Way.
(Photo: Richard Brown)
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Bits and Pieces
The R ig h t R everend Yo ram u
K atah w eire B am u n o b a, Bishop,
Diocese of West Ankole, Church o f
Uganda, will speak at St. Philip the
Deacon Parish, November 3rd, at 6
pm.
The R ight Reverend B am unoba
has a deep interest in A fric a n cul­
ture and religions. He has a Masters
Degree in A frica n studies and has
done extensive study o f the cult o f
spirits in A fric a . H e has also pub­
lished an essay on “ Death in the A f­
rican context.”
•
The U .S. Suprem e C o u rt held
that the Boston P ublic Schools
could, in reducing s ta ff, la y o f f
white teachers with more seniority
than black teachers in o rd er to
maintain the school district’s deseg­
regation plan.
The Boston Federation o f Teach­
ers claimed that the Boston Board
o f E d u catio n was bound by the
teachers’ contract to reduce staff ac­
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present our cause which dovetails
into my interest in the techniques o f
o f the Columbia-W illamette to
n n o u n c e m e n t has been
adm inistration. 1 expect to be with
join the 1982 fall campaign, Harold
made o f the in s ta lla tio n o f
Washington, an adm inistrative as­
U n ite d W ay u n til the end o f the
Pastor H . Bernard Ings as the new
sistant at H arriet Tubman school, is
campaign in November.
minister at the State Street Church
getting acquainted with many O re­
W ashington is m arried to the
o f God in Salem.
gon state government agencies now­
former Annette Barnes, a classroom
A form er evangelist, Pastor Ings
adays.
teacher for the Portland School Dis­
has served as assistant pastor at A l­
trict when they met.
W ashington is among the many
bina Church o f God in Portland for
persons in executive positions who
the past two years, sharing responsi­
H E " N E W W orld African D i­
have shifted from their regular work
bilities with Pastor Samuel Irving o f
to w o rk fo r the c o m m u n ity as
aspora Food F e s tiv a l” was
that church.
“ L o a n E x e c u tiv e s ’ ’ — te a c h in g
presented at the Downtown Y W C A
The newly installed pastor and his
others about the needs o f the C o ­
on last Friday evening. The festival,
w ife , A d ria n , w ill m a in ta in their
lum bia-W illam ette area populace,
a cooking class taught by M aggie
home in Portland and will commute
R aine, was the firs t in a series o f
and the agencies serving them.
to Salem for his ministry there.
three scheduled for Friday evenings
at the same place at 6 pm.
A n ts , roaches, silverfish, m oles, gophers, rats, m ic e —
H E Portland Art Museum will
Persons participated in the prep­
just about anything!
aratio n o f a dinner that o ffe red a
present three of their ethnic col­
menu o f B ra z ilia n V a ta p a and
lections: Pre-Columbian, Northwest
Shrimp Bahia. The class found the
Coast Indian and Cameroon, West
food a delectable blend o f fam iliar
A fric a in a three-p art series titled
vegetables and seafood seasoned
“ The Power o f the Object: What we
with exotic spices and unusual com­
can learn from looking.” Ron C ro­
binations. A dish o f cous-cous and a
sier, Portland artist and specialist in
fresh spinach salad completed the
museum education will conduct gal­
meal.
lery discussions designed to increase
R a in e ’ s discourse, given in
the viewers’ perception o f works o f
snatches along w ith the chopping
art. The class will begin on Tuesday
and peeling and heavenly aromas,
evening, November 2, at 5:30 pm,
told the class that Webster defines
with sessions lasting one hour. Reg­
“ diaspora” as a "scattering o f the
istration is lim ited and reservation
Jew s.” She contends that “ any
should be before October 28. There
country in which descendants o f A f ­
is
a fee.
HAROLD WASHINGTON
rica, or where retention o f the A fri­
can culture abounds, is a country of
O n W ashington’s list to contact
N T H E other hand, the O re­
the New W orld A frican diaspora.”
are 65 state agencies set up to serve
H
er
cooking
course
is
to
“
explore”
the O regon p u blic in one way or
gon united Nations Associa­
the A frica n influence and cultural
a n o th e r. N o school bells ring fo r
tion and the W orld A ffairs Council
retention in Brazil and Paramaribo
Washington at United Way but he is
o f Oregon are sponsors o f M ondo
nevertheless on the job from 8 am to
South America where Africans were
Piccolo G ala— a "sm all world” big
5 pm e xp la in in g the p rogram o f
taken during the sugar p lantatio n
evening on S aturday, October 16,
funding to departm ent heads and
developm ents o f the early 1600s.
from 10 am to 10 pm at the Neigh­
supervisors. H is day has begun as
Music recordings o f the areas were
bors o f Woodcraft Building at 1410
THE BEEPER PEOPLE
early as 6:30 am when he visited the
played during the evening.
SW Morrison St.
Oregon State Department o f Trans­
On next Frid ay Raine w ill show
713 S.W. 12th Street
The U nited Nations Association
p o rta tio n where the crews get an
how to cook X in -X in , a B razilian
promises A rts and C ra fts fro m
Call 224-BEEP for a free demonstration.
early start.
way to cook chicken. I t ’s a dish with around the world, food o f many na­
“ I t ’s e x h ila ra tin g ,” says W ash­
shrim p, parsley, corian d er and a tions and an international wine and
in g to n . “ I ’ m learn ing about my
few o th e r things. Better call the beer garden. Live entertainment and
community and we also were given a
Y W C A for reservations— there is a international film showings are also
three-day training course in how to
charge.
billed. Admission here is free.
cording to seniority.
•
M iss L a v o r is R o b erts and M r
M ichael Jackson said their marriage
vows in a double ring ceremony at
E m an u el
T em p le
Pentecostal
Church, October 2, 1982.
The lovely ra d ia n t bride is the
daughter o f M r. and M rs. Burdell
R oberts. The groom is the son o f
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson.
•
Senator Ernest F. H o llin g s , (D
S .C .j, said in a speech on the Senate
floor that some N A T O allies are re­
p o rte d ly pressuring the U n ite d
States to reduce the number o f black
troops at its m ilita ry installations.
Hollings called the European pres­
suring "totally unacceptable.”
•
A n A r t E x h ib itio n o f P h o to
graphy by J .M . Gates is being pre­
sented by the Clackamas County L i­
brary, 999 Library C o u rt, 10 am-9
pm, M o n d a y-F rid ay , and fO a m -6
bZ b^
f
SMt
Bank, V .F Booker, President.f
pm Saturday. Open til Oct. 31.
•
Teddy Pendergrass, 32, soul sing­
er, injured March 18, 1982 when his
Rolls Royce struck a g u ard ra il, is
preparing to leave P hilad elp h ia's
Magee M em orial Hospital to return
to his home.
According to D r. W illiam Staas
o f M em orial Hospital, Pendergrass
will never be able to walk again.
•
D r. Asa H illia rd , consultant for
the P o rtlan d Public Schools, w ill
meet with the Desegregation M o n i­
toring Advisory C om m ittee at the
Education Service Center Cafeteria,
501 N . D ixon Street, O ctober 21,
1982, 7:30 pm-9:3O pm.
•
The O regon C o n s titu tio n m an ­
dates a u n ifo rm system o f educa­
tion. It is (he tentative opinion o f
the State Attorney General that the
constitutional provision can be hon­
ored by a red uctio n in statew ide
educational standards to conform to
resources available should the I Vi
per cent p ro p erty tax lim ita tio n
pass.
The Portland Section o f the M a­
rion Council o f Negro Women will
have its monthly meeting, Monday,
October 18, 1982, 7:30 at the King
Neighborhood Facility.
Mrs. LenoreM orris is President.
•
A nheuser-Busch w ill spend f l
million in 1982 to advertise in black-
owned newspapers, announced
Wayman F. Smith, vice president of
corp o ra te a ffa irs fo r the w o rld 's
largest brewer.
" W e have long recognized the im­
portant role black newspapers play
in c o m m u n ity life . Y our readers
look to you for relevant news, for
the interpretation of events which is
not available in the general m edia,”
Smith told the National Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Contrary to popular opinion, the Mason-Dixon
Line, which divides Pennsylvania and Maryland, did
NOT separate the North from the South. Both Penn­
sylvania and Maryland fought on the side of the North
in the Civil War.
•
Julius Caesar's real first name was Gaius; Julius
was his middle name.
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London, England, is farther north than any city in
the U.S. except those in Alaska.
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