Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, December 15, 1982, Christmas Around the World, Page 3, Image 3

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Portland Observer, Decomber 15, 1962 Page 3
METROPOLITAN
Imam M ikal Shabazz of the Am arican M uslim
Mission talks with saniors of Barlow High School.
Orasham. about Islam. Tha studsnta ara studying
world religions.
(Photo: Richard Brown)
SA handles emergency utility aid
The Salvation A rm y and two p ri­
vate utility companies have entered
into agreements to assist people who
need te m p o ra ry , s h o rt-te rm help
paying their winter heating bills.
P o rtla n d G en eral E lec tric C o .
and Pacific Power and Light Co. re­
cently presented T h e S a lv a tio n
A rm y w ith seed m o n ey— $ 7 5 ,0 0 0
apiece— for “ Project H E L P ." Both
• utilities will ask the public to volun­
tarily contribute matching funds to
help pay the energy costs o f low -in­
come households this winter.
I f both grants are maximized by
pub lic d o n atio n s , up to $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0
will be available through the service.
The agreement with P P & L term i­
nates M ay 15, 1983. The PGE agree
ment terminates July I , 1983.
C o n trib u tio n s to Project H E L P
can be made to local utility offices,
w hich w ill in tu rn send the d o n a ­
tions to their corporate headquart­
ers. From there the funds will be d i­
rected to T h e S a lv a tio n A rm y ,
which becomes the adm inistering
agency.
Funds should not be sent directly
to The Salvation Arm y.
Those seeking Project H E L P as­
sistance should contact B arb ara
H a r r y , M o o re St. C orps C o m m .
C enter, 5430 N . M o o re, P o rtlan d ,
O R 97214.
T o qualify for Project H E L P , be
Sunday, 12 December, a firmly eatabliahed and
supportive netw ork of black women gathered at
the home of Aval Mayfield to preview M CD Crea-
tione Deaigner Dolls. Member Anna Madden (sit­
ting), along with her daughter Brenda Collins (RI
and elster Sarah M oore (L). have created a collec­
ly b ill bearing their name and ad-
dr ess .(2) Funds can only be used to
assist in making payments for heat­
ing fu e ls — i.e ., n a tu ra l gas, p ro ­
pan e, e le c tric ity , fu el o il. w oo d ,
coal. etc. (3) Assistance is prim arily
for families and individuals not eli­
gible fo r g o vern m en t fu el assist­
ance. (4) M axim um Project H E L P
grant money per recipient is $125.
(5) The applicant's income must be
within 125-150 percent o f the feder­
al poverty level.
tion of dolls In “ Celebrations of the Beauty of the
Black Child." The collection was enthusiastically
received by the gathering of friends end well wish­
ers who eagerly placed orders. For further infor­
mation about the dolls contact Aval M ayfield at
287 6843 evenings.
(Photo: Richard Brown)
Seniors party
T h e S a lv a tio n A r m y ’ s an n ual
Christmas dinner for senior citizens
age 55 and older is scheduled this
year at noon, December 17, at the
o rg an iza tio n 's Rose C e n te r, 1785
N .E . Sandy.
Reservations are re q u ire d , and
can be made by calling the center at
234-0696. A donation at the door is
requested.
P au lin e L ig n e ll, d irec to r o f the
center, anticipates 350 seniors for
the holiday m eal— a figure up this
year from last year's high o f 300.
The traditional meal will include a
choice o f ham or roast beef, yams,
mashed potatoes and gravy, rolls,
green beans, fruit salad and Christ­
mas cookies
T h e Rose C en ter serves d a ily
meals, also at noon, to area senior
citizens.
basic eligibility requirements are: ( I )
Applicant must be a PG E or P P & L
customer, or live within the utilities'
service areas. A p p licants m ust, i f
customers, present a current month­
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