Pag« 10, Portland Observer, August 3. 1983 Professional W om en's Organisa­ tion. Second Vice Pres. Y .W .C .A . She held the public office o f As­ sistant Director o f Portland’s Model C ity program. Mrs. Barnett was Ihe founder of the Green Fingers Garden project in 1968. She was cited by First Lady Mrs. Richard Nixon, fo r this project and was active in the project until her death. Mrs. Barnett was very civic- minded and received many awards and recognitions such as: 1970 Golden Torch A w ard, one o f Port­ land's 10 W omen o f Accomplish­ ment for 1970, and received a C erti­ ficate o f Appreciation by Kiwanis Club. M rs. Barnett is survived by her husband, Nevada. M em orial services w ill be held Thursday, August 4. at Portland Mem orials, Sunset Chapel, Cox Funeral Hom e, Inc. in charge. M rs. Barnett asked that remem­ brances be sent to the Oregon Cancer Society. She w ill be missed by her many friends. usiness Notes Portland ! downtown office vacancy rata soared from *.7 p e rç a n t In J u n e . 1882 to 20.1 p e rc e n t laat m o n th , the nation's second highest vacancy rate o f 28 areas surveyed by Coidwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services. Meanwhile, the addition o f the K O IN Tower and PacWest buildings w ill create an even greater waste o f the area’s investment capacity. lu contrast with the office vacancy rate, however, Portland’s industrial vacancy index measuring industrial buildings 100,000 square feet and larger in the four-county area continued to drop. That index is at 3 percent, down from M arch ’s rate o f 3.6 percent. The national aver­ age industrial vacancy rate in 20 key market areas is 4.9 percent, according to Coidwell Banker. 24.400,000. T h a t’s h o w m a n y A m e ric a n s a rc o ffic ia lly b e lo w th e p o v e rty lev ai, which the government officially calculates was $9,862 in income for a fam ily o f four. The Census Bureau noted that the figure represents about 13 percent o f the total population, up from 14 percent in 1981, but claimed that "things seem to be getting b etter." "C lo n e d T o B e c o m e B e a u tifu l A g a in ," reads the marquee on what was formerly called the Northgate Theater and will soon be known as the St. Johns Theater. A form al “ premiere” showing planned for August 4 will include searchlights beaming across the sky. The St. Johns Theater is partitioned for two screens one o f which will show movie classics while the other shows first-run films.__________________________________ M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty w ill spend 4420.000 to re h a b ilita te an d build n e w u n its In th e Errol H e ig h ts a rea according to a recent announce­ ment by County Executive Dennis Buchanan. The Errol Heights plan includes $230,000 for rehabilitating 83 homes and $103,000 to buy land on which 13 new homes will be built by a non-profit corporation. About $8,000 w ill go to fair-housing and the remaining $37,000 to administra­ tion o f the plan. T h a N o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia B lac k C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e recently announced the opening o f the Oakland Convention Center and accompanying Hyatt Regency Hotel. Because o f the need and the economic importance o f Black conventions, trade shows and tourists, the City Council funded the Chamber to promote the Convention Center and to play a major role in the city’s growth and develop­ ment. For inform ation contact: Northern California Black Chamber o f Commerce, 7700 Edgewater D r., Suite 8 12. Oakland C A 94621. O bituary Viviane L . Barnett, a retired cosmetologist and realtor, died Sat­ urday o f cancer at the age o f 79. Born in M arshalltow n, Iow a, M rs. Barnett had been a resident o f the metropolitan area for 40 years. She was a member o f Daughter o f Isis. M ina Temple *142, Portland Board o f Realtors, Fast Pres. A lbina Tax Payers Association, Pres. Beta lota Sorority, Second Vice Pres. Parkrose Business and Students receive PCC scholarships School; Leona M a rit W hitlow , Jes­ uit Tree o f Learning; Arackha O 'Singharaj, Madison High School; Danny Erickson, Roosevelt High School; and T om iko Diane Belle, Wilson High School. Winners were selected by high school scholarship committees at the individual high schools based on general guidelines suggested by P C C , according to P C C President John H . Anthony. This is the sec­ ond year such awards have been given. Seven student« from north and northeast Portland neighborhoods have received full tuition scholar­ ships for one year to attend Port­ land Com m unity College. A ll seven are 1983 graduates o f local high schools. The awards are part o f an ongoing scholarship program spon­ sored by P C C ’s Development O f ­ fice. The winners include Kerry Dean Cummings, Benson High School, Teresa Pilger, O rant High School; Monica L . Niem i, Jefferson High N ational Council of Churches plans in terfaith service for M artin Luther King march We Still Hove A Dream! JOBS PEACE ■ FREEDOM I^M I f 148) u e .w ■ • • • • * S e .v e r * « W E S ' Y O R K — A n interfaith service on the eve o f this month's M arch on Washington is one o f the activities being planned by a coali­ tion o f religious groups coordinated by the National Council o f Churches. The interfaith service is scheduled for August 26 from 7 to 9 p.m . in M etropolitan African Methodist E p ix o p sl Church in Washington, D .C . Participating in the service will be Catholics. Jews. Muslims and members o f the N C C C denomina­ tions. Speakers at the service will represent the concerns o f women, blacks, whites, and international issues. The service will set the stage for the churches' participation on the next day, August 27, in what is ex­ pected to be a massive march on Washington. The organizers say the march is “ A Call to the N ation’ ’ for jobs, peace, and freedom. It comes on the 20th anniversary o f Dr. M artin Luther King’s historic “ I Have a Dream ’* speech delivered during the 1963 March on Washing ton. A procession o f religious groups from morning worship services to the march on August 27 is also begin planned by the religious task force. The Rev. Tyrone Pitts, N C C C staff member for racial justice, who is overseeing the work o f the religious task force, says that many o f the NCCC-reiated denominations will hold a denominational worship service in a downtown Washington church before the march begins. The groups will then “ move out o f the churches and come together for the m arch." "B u t what happens after the march is perhaps even more im por­ ta n t," Pitts said. 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