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Portland Observer, October 12, 1983 Page 11 Somethin}* To Think About P u b lic N o tic e The annual Grantee Performance Report tor the Housing and Community Development (HC D) Program is avertable for inspection Thia report covers a review of the 1982 83 HCD program and ita accomplishments. C DON VANN Interested persons may obtain copies from the Bureau of Comm unity D e velopment, 1120 S W Fifth Avenue, Room 1120, Portland, Oregon 97204, - M O R T IC IA N ---------------------------------------------- BURIAL BENEFITS during normal business hours. M an y people are member» o f a lodge, fra te rn a l g ro u p , or union th a t provides a lum p-sum death b e n e fit to pay fra te rn a l costs. These o rg an iza tio n s have such " b u r ia l b en efits" as one o f their membership fringe benefits. The m oney can range fro m as low as $100 to amounts covering the total costs, as in the case o f many unions I f you are a m em ber o f such a group, or groups, you still may not know whether or not there are such benefits or what they am ount to. Check now to find out. Then, let Mark S Davis. Director Bureau of Community Development City of Portland Request for Proposals The City of Pendleton is requesting proposals from all persons and busi nesses interested in leasing fuel facilities and buildings from the City of Pendleton to operate an aviation fuel retailing business, including aviation fuel. jet fuel, aircraft rentals, flight instructions, etc. Additional information on past business history, facilities available, and proposed lease fees may be obtained by contacting John Anderson. Airport Manager. Pendleton Municipal Airport, P.O. Box 190, Pendleton. OR 97801. All replies are due back to the City of Pendleton not later than October 21, 1963 whom ever may be takin g the re sponsibility know how much you have, and w ith w hat o rg a n iza - tion(s). I f there is a discrepancy between benefits and costs, you must decide whether your survivors need any ad d itio nal special funds. T h e a d vantage of taking care o f the fu n eral and b u ria l costs now is that you spare your survivors one more im m ediate burden during a d i f f i cult time. V an n b V an n Funeral D lra cto ra 6211 N. William« Avenue T ai 281 2838 O w e ■ no doubt wtwai you cal Vein b Vein ST. A N D R E W C A T H O L IC C H U R C H City Of Portland 806 NE ALBERTA STREET Mattes IN V ITA TIO N FOR PROPOSALS & UOpin Vigil S tlu id ty 9 JOtm Cho« Sunday 12 00pm Folk Gotpal Sunday PROPOSALS DUE 2:00 P M ON VA R IO U S DATES Sealed Proposals will be received at the Bureau of Purchases and Stores. Room 412, City Hall. Portland. OR 97204 for the (Commodities) (Equipment* (Projects) detailed below until 2:00 p.m . on the dates indicated. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the above address. For addi tional information, telephone Buyer at number listed. Unless otherwise stated in the individual proposals listed herein, no proposal or bid will be considered unless accompanied by a bid surety for an amount not less than ten percent (10% ) of the aggregate amount of the proposal. The City encourages bidding by MBE's and FBE's and will assist such firms to understand and participate in formal bidding processes. N O N -D IS C R IM IN A T IO N : No proposal or bid will be considered unless the bidder is certified as an FEO Affirmative Action Employer as prescribed by Chapter 3.100 of the Code of the City of Portland. Bid No. 24 D e sc rip tio n 281 4429 Reverend B ertram G riffin . Pastor O p e n in g D a te Furnish ft Install Parking Control Equipment at Port land Auto Port Michele Ackerman, 248 4191. 1 0 /26/83 M o re bids on p reced in g pege Rev. tr M rs . W a y n e R eyn old s sang to a fu ll h ou se a t M t. O liv e t B a p tis t C h u rc h durin g th e B ieck U n ite d Front G oepel E x trav ag an za. (P h oto : R ich ard J. B ro w n ) ST A N D R E W C O M M U N IT Y SC H O O L Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church 5828 N E 8th Ave Portland. OR 97211 Matthew Allen Watley. D D love. T h e I N T E R C A M B I O aim s to help young people mature, to widen their horizons, to develop their po tential for leadership, to observe the im pact that experiencing an o ther culture has on people, and to help people get to k n o w , u n d erstan d , and love one an o th e r. M a n y s tu dents ask to come to Oregon espe cia lly to p a rtic ip a te in our w in ter recreation. For further inform ation, co n tact; C a ro l B itz , 12586 S .E . G u ilfo r d D r ., M ilw a u k ie , O R 97222, or phone: 654-0094 O radaa K I M i J am a a S H a rrito n . Principal Host families needed for exchange students Host fam ilies are needed to host the exchange students fro m G uate m ala, El Salvador and Costa Rica for a nine-week stay as part o f I N T E R C A M B IO , a student c u ltu ral exchange p ro g ra m . T h e students (12-16 years old) w ill arrive in N o vem ber. A ll students wish to live with an American fam ily and prac tice English and learn our way o f life and cu lture. Requirem ents for host fa m ilie s include havin g a youngster ap p ro xim ately the same age as the stu d en t. H o st fa m ilie s m ay be o f any re lig io n . F am ilies p ro vid e ro o m , board and lots o f Phon« .’M 1620 « 9 1 9 N Í 9lh A«« Church Phone 288 5429 Manse. 282 006/ Sunday School V:(>0 uni Morning •• orship ll.OOuni IN G P A R K C H R I 831 N .E. F rem o n t 9:46 a m ......................................... S u n d ay School 11:00a m ................................. M o rn in g W orship 6:00 p .m ....................................... Evening W orsh ip 7:00 p .m . W a d ...............................Pravar M a a tin g and Bibla S tu dy For though I preach lh« G otpal. I have nothing Io glory of tor neceuity '• laid upon me yna woe it unto ma. it I preach not the gotpal - 1 Cor 9 16 H o m e No. 284 2864; C hurch N o. 281 0608 Rwv Parc V N B, «uin, BUSINESS NOTES ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH W illiam F. G winn, a state real estate commissioner since 1979, has been appointed by Governor Victor Atiyeh as administrator o f the State Housing Division He replaces Gregg Smith, who resigned in August. Corner of 8th and Skidmore Sunday School 9 30am Sunday Worship 11 00am Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm (second and fourth Sundays) A Brookings Institution study shows that only 45 percent o f the 10 m il lion official unemployed received unemployment compensation last year, with only .16 percent drawing in recent weeks. This is down from 78 percent during the 1975 recession. Elonza J. E d w ard s (Pastor) W » a l l r a d I (Ml t E c o n o m ic d e v e lo p m e n t e ffo rts sh o u ld c o n c e n tra te on a t t r a c t ing and n u rtu rin g n a w s ta rt-u p firm s w it h g re a t p o te n tia l ra th e r th an b ran ch es o f firm s fro m a la a w h a ra . This was the message o f Le land F. Sm ith, senior vice-president o f the G rubb and Ellis real estate company last Friday for his audience at the Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce. Smith told o f an effort in C alifornia where his firm is inven torying all vacant structures with more than 100,000 square feet in eco nom ically depressed com m unities. That in fo rm atio n can then be com bined with data on economic development incentives to help firms locate in those areas. • f* » tirw»*«. » h i (Continued fro m page / column 6) O A B A is encouraging Blacks to run for public office and to support candidates who will be responsive to the issues of the Black community. H e n ry stated , " O A B A w ill be using resources fro m w ith in the Black comm unity as well as outside resources to assist in the d eve lo p ment o f this greater political aware ness. One o f the untapped resources w ith in the Black co m m un ity is the Blacks who are elected officials.” " T h e re are. to d a y , nine Blacks w ho are elected o ffic ia ls in O r e g o n ,” the O A B A president noted. They are: State Senator Bill M cCoy, Portland; State Representative Jim H i l l . Salem ; M u ltn o m a h C irc u it C o u rt Judge Mercedes Diez; M u lt nomah District C ourt Judge Aaron B ro w n , J r.; M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty C o m m is sio n e r G la d y s M c C o y ; P o rtla n d C ity C o m m is sio n e r C h arle s J o rd an ; G la d s to n e C ity Councilm an Jewel Hines; Portland School Board M em ber H e rb C aw - th o rn e ; and B eaverto n School Board Mem ber James Harris. These nine Black elected officials are the panelists for the first forum la a» a Min «to ro rut u tu a r m ».op* Hr* A Bernard Ikrvefs I A A BA I arty S * v x • B a m « SurM M y M o rn in g A i x s h « 10 8 0 a m «nlrt • I v «nm g W ix a lw p 7 JO p m • . aa> P r a y * M w rtm g 8 JO p m Se h o o f • IS a rn R 4 W Ttawwng O n to n 8 p m S o » v « a n o o n W w ln eu S di, /f s r t n e e J s i C o n i8 w ith m e to N o w H ope for an irresistible w o rs h ip e ip e n e n c e l M here ail peoples ot all rm r i are welcomed lo worship THE M O U N T O LIVET B A PTIST C H U R C H N .E. First b S ch u yler • 284 1964 John H Jackson Minister M Ed M D 9 30 A M Church School 11 00 A M Congregationel Worahtp 5 00 P M Vn%(M»f Service 10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday T h e n a tio n ’s ra w s te e l o u tp u t w a s 1.884.000 to n s las t w e e k , up 1.4 p e rc e n t fro m 1,841.000 to n s th e p re v io u s w e a k , the Am erican Iron and Steel Institute said. Last week’s raw-steel output was 40.7 percent more than the 1,183,000 tons produced a year earlier. The industry used 57.7 percent o f its capability last week, compared with 56.9 percent the previous week and 40 percent a year earlier. I ----- - Political season begins I ¿ Ic U ttlt 1725 N Gaateebste Aveaar fori I tad Oieroa 97227 "Ona of the most successful teachers' strikes in California" re sulted in a 14 percent wage raise over tw o years according to O akland Education Association president Roger Gooden. A four-day walkout by the 1,500-member union was supported by 90 percent o f the teachers and 77 percent o f their students. W e n d y ’s In t e r n a t io n a l I n c ., a D u b lin , O h io -b a s e d f a s t - f o o d ch ain , c o n firm e d th a t It w ill se rv e Pepsi In s tea d o f C o k e in its com pany-owned restaurants everywhere except Atlanta, hometown o f Coca- Cola, Inc. The move comes four months after Burger King C o rp ., a Pillsbury Co. unit, decided to switch its 3.200 U .S . restaurants to Pepsi fro m Coke. And it is yet another sign that Pepsi, the N o. 2-ranked soft-drink maker, has become increasingly aggressive and w illing to discount its sales o f fountain syrup to restaurants to outbid Coke in a market Coke has tradi tionally dominated. raldltl ’ I Rrtu *>oor fflissionarr ILtpnsi Churrh 11 00 Communion Each First Sunday The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of Oregon: Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention: National, Oregon, Portland Ecum enical M inistries, Am erican Bible So ciety, M b M Board E m m a n u e l T e m p le Full G ospel P en tec o stal C hurch Edna Robertson reprasentad the neighborhood In the official groundbreaking for the Portland Community College Cascade Sci ence Technology-Business Cantar Building. Sunday School — 9 a .m .-11 a m. 1032 N. S u m n er Sunday Service — 1 1 a .m .-2 p.m . Sunday Evening - 7 : 3 0 p.m. Monday - Holy Ghost Night — 7:30 p.m. Tuesday — Bible Study - 2:00 p.m . W ed n e sd ay — T h e H o u r o f P o w e r — 11 e .m .- l p .m . Thursday — Evengelistic Services - 8 p.m. Pastor — Bishop Adolph A. Wells Home 249 3801 Church 287 2223 YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT on October 22, 1983, which is being held at the P rin ce H a ll M ason ic Temple, 116 N E Russell. Portland. The forum w ill be from 10 a m. to noon. The public is invited. " I believe that these nine elected officials can be the base from which O reg o n 's Black c o m m u n ity can grow to serve a l l , ” H e n ry stated. O A B A has in v ite d them to share with the Black community their con cepts o f community and the political process, and on how they can assist in getting more elected representa tion from the Black community. s THE ARK O, SAFETY CHURCH OF GOO IN CHRIST 84 N.E. Killingsworth • 281 0499 "A H arm Spirit o j I tllowship A lw ays" The Honorable Bishop U. F Peterson, D. D. ^ ^ ^ ^ T h e J lo lin e s s J 2 ¿ ¡} h e r, "P asto r T uesdey H'ble Bend Jr Church 7 30 pm Wednesday Choir Rehearsal 7 pm Friday Sunday School Worship 9 15 am The Pastor Speak» 11 15 am Saturday Morning Prayer VPW W 6 30 pm Evangelistic Worhssp 8 pm Showers of Blessings Tuesday Fnday Noon Day Praye* 7 30 pm 9 am
