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Page 6 Section I Portland Observer, June 29, 1963 HB 2737 aids small business development ALLEN TEM PLE C M E C H U R C H C o rn e r o f 8 th a n d S k id n .o re Sunday School 9 30am Sunday W o rsh ip 11 00am Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm (second and fou rth Sundays) , O reg on 's small businesses would get a financial boost under a new state law passed by the House o f Representatives T uesday, June 20, Representative D o nn a Z ajo n c a n nounced. H B 2737, passed by a 49-1 vote, w ou ld create an " u m b re lla " E lo n ie J . E d w a rd s (P a s to r) THE M O U N T O LIVET B A P T IS T C H U R C H N.E F irst a S c h u y le r • 284-1884 '' ‘ John M Jackson M m ater. M Ed M 0 9 » A M Church School , , 00 A M Congregational Wor»h.p 5 00 P M Vesper Service 10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday 11 00 Communion Each Fast Sunday The Am erican Baptist Convsntion. A m erican Baptist Churches of O regon: Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention: National, Oregon, P o rtla n d E c u m e n ic a l M in is trie s . A m e ric a n B ible S o c ie ty , M . t f M . Board. Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church 5828 N.E. 8th Ave Portland, OR 97211 Church Phone: 288 5429 Manse: 282 0067 S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 :0 0 a m M o r n i n t W o rs h ip I I : 0 0 am The Bethel A .M E . C hurch Z od iac Project C o m m itte e is spon soring a "S ig n W id e Christm as in July B a z a a r," July 9th and 10th, 9 :0 0 a m . to 3:00 p m . Featured fo r sale w ill be: c ra ft item s, Christm as cards, g ift w rap, and decorations. Also available w ill be plants, and a variety o f Christm as g ift items. H o m em ad e cakes, pies, cookies sm all businesses aro un d the state to finance new. or expand existing, buildings, m achinery and other w ould allow the Econom ic D evelop ment D epartm ent to package the sim ilar investments. Projects as large as $1 m illio n are eligible, but the state issues tax-free bonds fo r economic developm ent projects — bonds o f several small businesses in to a single " u m b re lla " iu u c . Sm all businesses w ill then be able to get low fixed rate long term credit to most bonds should be $10 0,0 0 0 to $30 0,0 0 0 range and breads w ill be available. A n " O ld Fashioned Christm as D in n e r, T u rk e y and all the T r im m in g s ," w ill be served starting at 12:00 noon, each day. M rs. Perlene W h ite and M r . W illie Jenkins are the co-chairper- sons. Rev. M a tth e w A . W a tle y is the pastor. T h e church telephone n u m ber is 288-3429. W aterfront Park hosts Gospel T he program includes the New H o p e Baptist C h urch Mass C h o ir. Sinai C O G IC , G lo w Lovers fo r C h ris t, M a ra n a th a In sp iratio n al C h o ir, A p ril A d am s , New L ife . L ove C o ng reg ation , T im o th y Phillips, Ray Tellis and C o m p an y . weather conditions. But it has been re-scheduled fo r July 8, 1983 at W a te rfro n t P a rk , at 3:00 p .m .-1 0 :0 0 p .m . ST. A N D R E W C A T H O L IC C H U R C H 906 NE A L B E R T A S T R E E T is that it has been too expensive to a llow small businesses to p artic i pate T he new p rogram , i f enacted, Bethel holds Christmas in July T h e Second A n n u a l Gospel M usic Festival, scheduled fo r F rid a y , June 24th at W ashington P a rk A m p h i theatre was postponed due to M a t t h e w A lle n W a t le y . D O program to extend the current state industrial developm ent revenue bond program to smaller businesses. The problem w ith the current industrial bond program — in which » . titea« tea a rerWsl ( W í f c i j m g 281 4429 U rto Ifo o r R e v e re n d B e rtr a m G riffin , P a s to r • r » t rinnan f f liis io n a r r B a p tis t Church sci ottn ito ro rwr utoar or . op * t »< 1 7 » N Gaatrafctia Maeses 5 00pm Vigil Saturday 9 30am Choir Sunday ,2 00pm Folk Gospel - Sunday A t «M Port I a« 4 Otoceo «7127 P r M m Re* A HensAid Orvet w I A A BA ST. A N D R E W C O M M U N IT Y SC H O O L 4919 Nt 9th Ave !•»♦» I r w e • • FO • tu"O»s SrNoot 9 ’1 8 m Monvn« W enhg ’ 0 40 • m • Battle T»«rwrtf LXwon • p m Ivovng Wsxatag» ’ » P * • » A .> a it Soux» •■«or A a -W a ts . xmi Pho,,e 284 1620 Grade* 1 thru 8 _____ I M r J a m e s S H arrison. P rim ipal le 8 JD p m WeOneede* C o m a w ith m « to N e w H o p e for an irreeiatible w o rs h ip eapertence* YO U ARE W E L C O M E TO W O R S H IP AT & THE ARK O l S A F E T Y C H U R C H OF G O D IN C H R IS T 84 N .E. K illin g sw o rth • 281 0499 E m m a n u e l T e m p le finance new investments. U m b rella revenue bonds w ill be repaid entirely by the small busi nesses p articip atin g in the program . Participants w ill also pay all o f the costs o f adm inistering (he program . " T h e program w ill be s d f-fin a n c - ing, and w ill not require any scarce general fun d d o lla rs ,” Z ajo n c noted. T he pro gram is designed as a tw o- year experim ent in which no more than $20 m illio n in bonds w ill be issued. T he bonds w ill be used by The w o rk , several bonds. key to m akin g the Z ajo n c stressed, is levels o f security Participants w ill be in the program building in to (he required to provide substantial collateral, put a p o rtio n o f the bond proceeds in a special reserve and purchase m o rt gage insurance, all to assure that the bonds w ill be repaid. In a d d itio n , the Econom ic Developm ent D e p a rt ment is given lim ited borrow ing a u th o rity to assure the liq u id ity o f these funds. U ltim a te ly , though, the participants, and not the state, are responsible for bond repaym ent. UC extended benefits end T h e extended benefits u nem p loy ment insurance program w ill te rm i nate in O regon w ith claims fo r the week ending July 2, 1983, according to an announcem ent made today by the O regon E m plo ym en t Division. Federal law provides fo r this 13 week extension during periods o f high unem ploym ent. Because o f O regon's im p ro ving econom y the insured unem ploym ent rate has fa ll en below the federally m andated level necessary to continue paying Extended Benefits to O regon resi dents. Ray T h o rn e, A d m in is tra to r, stat ed, " A p p ro x im a te ly 14,000 in d iv id uals currently collecting Extended Benefits w ill be switched a u to m a ti cally to a Federal Supplem ent C o m pensation program . H o w ever, other federal legislation reduces this p ro gram fro m 14 weeks to 12 weeks this week a ls o ." It is not anticipated that O regon w ill be back on the I B program in the foreseeable future. This is due to the com bined effect o f O regon's im proving jo b m arket and com plex federal legislation that altered the criteria required fo r a state to pay these benefits. T ho rn e noted that this leaves un em ployed O regonians w ith an initial 26 weeks o f benefits paid by the state and ihe 12 weeks o f t -derally financed benefits. H e staled, " T h e federal benefits are scheduled to sunset in Septem ber unless Congress extends th e m .” ' *4 W a rm S p ir it o f F t l l o w sh ip A I ways F ull G o s p e l P e n te c o s ta l C h u rc h T h e H o n o r a b le B is h o p U . K P ete rso n . D . D . [' The H o lin e s s P re ach er. ’ ’ P a s to r S u nd ay School — 9 a .m .-11 a m . Sunday Fnday 7 Xpm 9 16 am Tbs Pesto* Speak» 11 16am Saturday VPW W 30 pm Morning Prayer 9 am Evangelistic Worhsip pm "Showers ol Blessings Tuesday Fnday Broadcast 10 a.m . Noon Day Pieyer Station KLIO 1290 A M OIAL School Worship 1032 N . S u m n e r Business Notes Sunday Service — 11 B .m .-2 p .m . Tuesday Bible Band' Jr Church 7 » pm Wednesday Chou R e h e a rs a l 7 pm 6 t S unday Evening — 7 :3 0 p .m . M o n d a y — Holy Ghost N ight — 7 : M p .m . Tuesday — Bible S tu d y — 2 :0 0 p .m . W e d n e s d a y — T h e H o u r o f P o w e r - l l a . m . - l p .m . Thursday O re g o n r e ta in e d 920 m illio n b e c a u s e o f e S u p r e m e C o u r t ru lin g M o n d a y lhat states may levy corporate income taxes on m u ltin a tio n a l corporations on a " u n ita r y ” basis. T h e 5-3 vote upheld C a lifo rn ia 's corporate tax system which requires corporations to pay taxes to the state based on a share o f w orldw id e operations. O regon is one o f 11 other states using the same m ethod fo r taxing m u ltin a tio n a l com panies. The unitary tax system is used to prevent corporations fro m using accounting "sh ell g am es" to shift p ro fits out o f Ihe U n ited States to countries w ith Evangelistic Services - 8 p .m . Pastor — Bishop Adolph A. W ells H o m e 2 49 3801 Church 287 2223 low er tax rates. AUTO W re c b R e b u ild in g UfMtxHly ffotrto S tr e n g th e n in g IB N M orris St PorTlend Oregon «7277 2B1 »«31 % l Umon Avenue Por Heno OR 97211 C LE AN ER S Î eiephone 283 Shocks b hunt and work 1 N o rth F re m o n t 282-8147 A U T O M O T IV E C vwmmw V a » v a .« a «nau e»t rw*e* •©■*©'Xf e>MB B Moo N Mlaaiaateel Ava Portland O regon 17227 HOM E STEW ART C LEA N ER S We ©LAUNDRY E l'a b ln h a d in 1912 and still Okj^-tv *o'» • Ars^etHsne • i>epee M o n Frl 8 • 8«1 •>< 1014 N K illin g s w o rth LOON W 23rd A v e n u » ONE H O U R M A R T IN IZ IN G lg4 >. <11 ANI 14 1419 N .E . F re m o n t 281-9133 » TuaeOC KINTAlS a » l m un«» and D«» e t » »N'NC. • 1001 ^ E ^ O A D W A Y ■ fla ir AM U nion n i osta 11491 S E B2nd 6 6 ] 7932 <220 S E H aw th o rn e 2 M 1070 U N IQ U E L IV IN G C O N C EPTS 'We neil to p'eete you Ne i»©e tee a***ab Cwawpm eac*9 *OF he« tuM poo - s Cua»o** *•©"©» wen e^e*ee w**© <»e - ur »smextovy -wwo B estar«' Aeettao« of eran s*»a We evän B w = m dug hweaa UAL Pag »223 u . vuatuOCIBORQ V a c u u m C la im « S s w in g M a c h in e car. Cam»n»n meat «eau r*n,w*> 21] 71* N I H ancock P ortland O ragon 282 3379 vici in w Saia* ana «a. Eureka Electric Co 1904 N E Union Tippin Inn M R S C S W IQS ■Alim P o rtla n d . OR C oo king b y W illie Tanner O i.im < .E ]tf s e l l i n g " .«I« h A |< w . h * M o v in g M O O V IN G 2 Young Christians W A N T T H E JO B A ffo rd a b ls eupsrlsnced HUNG RY STUDENTS W covered moving van » H lN S I S jn r f* H. p .m * ? H ) NR. restaurants ne-Kerres Carrsèaan Eondt Ha.r»o»i ( wisose lt s more then just righi " Are ito- *• T h e G ra n ta m a n a h ip C e n te r , this cou ntry's oldest and largest fu n d raising trainin g in s titu tio n , is c o m in g to P o rtla n d J u ly 27 to 29 A three-day trainin g program on how to get grants fro m foundations and corporations is open to the s ta ff o f any local o rg an izatio n. For more in fo rm a tio n call D r. Byron W ills at 256-3180 or the C e n te r’s to ll-fre e n um ber, (8 0 0 )4 2 1 -9 5 1 2 . T h e State E m plo ym en t D ivision reports c o n tin u e d n e e d fo r re s p b e r ry p ic k e rs In E a s t M u lt n o m a h C o u n ty . " W e 'r e running buses out o f our o ffic e at 6 a m. every m o rn in g ,” said T o m Ellis, em ploym ent specialist at the division's o ffic e at 660 S .E . 160th Ave. Depending on the gro w er, pay ranges fro m 12 cents to 17 cents a pound. In v e s to r R e h a b ilita tio n L o a n s fro m the P o rtla n d Developm ent Com m ission are availab le to m ain tain and upgrade com m ercial p io p e rty and m u lti-fa m ily housing in six N o rth and Northeast P o rtla n d neighbor hoods. Linder an IR L , a private lender makes a loan com m itm ent at m arket rates and the C ity provides the balance at 3^», up to 5O°7» o f the total re h a b ilitatio n costs. d ► «* ■ese'vs* ,, « ■ arj,g. , 11’ NWJnaA.e M *7*1 aasm______ * <Vt work W i T h you io taya you D e v lin 's R e s ta u ra n t mo E> L o u n g e Restaurant hrs 5 am 9 prr M IS C E L L A N E O U S Lounge hrs 10-2:30 a m. ■Meed t y p e s e t t i n g d o n s ? C a ll 2 8 3 248E 1132 N S kidm ora 2S8 OSSO nM&ASSAiOS oyyxi* to d a y ) vh«“ r*a*Bs 8 ■»" to>- A »*e.* - c*4e (»»e P H IL R E Y N O L D S M E D IC A L C L IN IC C L O T H IN G CHARLEY B M a k s th is d ire c to ry w o r k • lo r you c a ll 283 2488 G R O C ER S $n»4. ¿4. y . M M'fttt art O«v««ne« »»•*»* Me» I ke* tr ('•K* i ^jrfifro P m » OP9N W H Y BE B A L D ? 281 9496 PATON JEWELERS O i . i m t . n r f * W .t f ih « * * |< * ■ I»» TAVERN P b J UNION AVENUE ' ' GLASS I « * « I 1949 n o w N in w v »24 S W tArsV •'a*®'» ewr» OafOn ST»W Pwr,-.JJJ 1«'t W A S H IN G T O N SQ U A RE P h o n a l» 1622 1 OATS s me» A W IIK « am io 10 pm Corner of 8 th is N E O e k u m 286-9772 Josa » top snack shop Waiter C Reynolds M 0 k eloani H Raid» , M 0 Physicien* b Surgeons 15 N M o rris St 287 4532 « T.aia * q . YOU' p-aia o» tn» Roc. L'ta naattn auto noma John Jankin» inaurane» Agsnei 4ISN k.i.ngawo-tn end »72’ 7 Prudential P R O J E C T ST O P St. A n d rew Legal Clinic O utoahsnt alcohoi treatm ent for in d iv id u ili and tamiiies special p.ogram tor woman 1S2* Northeast Brosdwsy S • • • • A U TO GLASS STO RE FR O N TS W IN D O W G L A S S PLATE G LASS i tippin i \ n Naw owna. -H aidaiba.g G>a*t JSC BOOKER T LEW IS JR DOS boto appo-'-tmewt • »W* r» 4 Z4 *k©w»8 « « « • '♦ «»»vebto to 2 8 9 .8 8 8 7 Peggy b J’m B udw aiaar G a t* 4SC 838 N Killingsworth 283 2221 34 N E K illing sw orth Portland O ragon 97211 2B1 » 1 0 AC CEPTING P R E LIM IN A R Y A P P LIC A TIO N S POWELL V IS T A M A N O R G R E S H A M ,O R E G O N Housing for Elderly and Handicapped Portland OR 17232 603 294 9004 P o rtla n d . O ra g o n 1503)281 1500 : « IO S N . l U N IO N A V. S ervin g th e C o m m u n ity " ^ T a lì ^ ^ o u ^ m i ^ n a t 807 N E A lb e rta Inmune» Claims Invited • S T O R M D O O R S A W IN D O W S • S C R E E N R E P A IR S • M IR R O R S • P L E X IG L A S S O P E N S A T U R D A Y 9 12 TAVERN G o o d Food » •vWa» ' » i . at B ro ad w ay JEW ELR Y Professional Services c*as*»4f8»’' 1634 N E 7th 4623 N Vancouver 287 2042 12« NE Rueee'i 7S1 »»JO °Ou 10S1 Lloyd Cantar Portland O ragon » 7 2 » B 'oadw ay H airw eavar» b Oat.gnat* Beauty Salon ha* the toluhon Mca»d B *aaa Saw t«o-e Awtha» raa Berne B San><t ■ '-»erge-^e»» *«« b»a«e*ee' * 28 3-2221 'OSafwii.« 1327 N E B ro adw ay P ortland . O ra g o n 17232 IS03I 24» IM O rr m em o r ia l center 838 N. Killingsworth He«» Dee»qn Center ke~MeJ©A*m© Me-eeer j «««« St**e j - m p©« 24» MBS J a c k s o n 's O w l R sdlo T V f» R e c o rd C o “ sirrrTSTTfry“ M o n -S a t 12 noon til 12 m ldnite S P O R T S M A N ’S Ä0BN WMHerne P o rtla n d . O R 97227 289 9803 School of G o lf Orop Ih et handicap leern now Wm tomorrow Leern wood» »on» cHpehott Putt mg For eM pheeee of golf K w e te M aehedde " S e v e r e a h o rte g e a " e x is t in th e n a tio n 's s u p p ly o f m in o r ity d o c to r s , d e n tis ta , p h a r m a c is ts a n d v e te r in a r ia n s according to a study released June 16. T h e study, conducted fo r they Association o f M in o rity H e a lth Professions Schools, said predictions o f im pending surpluses o f physicians and other health professionals sim ply do not apply to blacks. T h e study cites reductions in federal fun din g as “ in creasing the already considerable econom ic barriers to black health p ro fessions stu d en ts." 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