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Portland Observer. August 1, 1964 Pag« 5
OBSERVATIONS
FROM THE SIDELINES
H Y Kathryn H all Hoglr
T A F F A N D F R IE N D S o f L in ­
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ceivable; a n d , ran k and file should
d a R o b e rts , d ir e c to r o f th e
D e p t. o f H u m a n R e la tio n s fo r the
h ea r.”
past seven y e a rs , g a th e re d at
G e n e v a 's L o u n g e o n M o n d a y
evening to bid her farew ell. R obert's
re s ig n a tio n , e ffe c tiv e July 3 1 , frees
her to re -e n te r colleg e at P o rtla n d
S ta te U n iv e r s ity . She w a n ts , e v e n ­
tu a lly , to e a rn a d o c to ra l degree in
Sociology, she said.
" I ’ve really enjoyed the experience
I ’ ve had as d ir e c to r ," R oberts said.
" I t 's been great to be paid fo r doing
things I w ou ld have been glad to do
as a v o lu n te e r. I am p ro u d to have
introduced the M ed ia tio n Project to
the C it y — it involves persons o f the
com m u nity in (he m ediation process
b e tw e e n n e ig h b o r a n d n e ig h b o r .
W h en we first got it going about six
y ears a g o , it was fu n d e d by the
fed e ra l g o v e rn m e n t. N o w it is fu n ­
d ed by th e C i t y , ” she said w ith
satisfaction.
R oberts was also com m ended for
her w ork in developing fa ir housing
guidelines fo r the C ity o f P o rtla n d .
A cting as chairm an fo r the send-off
by R o b e rts * s t a f f w as D a p o
S o b o m e h in , H u m a n
R e la tio n s
Specialist fo r the C ity .
A
t th e in v it a t io n
of
C it y C o m m is s io n e r C h a rle s
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here was rejoicing at
B e th e l A . M
E. C h u rc h over
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the results o f the fund-raising efforts
o f the c h u rc h w o m e n w h o , u n d e r
the d irectio n o f M in n ie S co tt, chair
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o f th e t h ir d a n n u a l Z o d ia c T e a ,
brought in a net total o f $11,877 for
the benefit o f their church. T h e Leo
sign group won in c o m p e titio n , but
S ag ittariu s was the big m oney w in ­
ner, according to Scott.
C u lm in a tio n o f the y e a r’ s series
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o f teas a n d fa s h io n show s was
c e le b ra te d at the end o f J u ly w ith
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the S u n d a y sho w ing o f the Z o d ia c
T e a T a b le s at the J a n tz e n Beach
Red L io n . Prize w inning tables were
L ib r a w ith a flo w e r la d e n scales;
C apricorn, w ith a goat covered with
w h ite flo w e r p e ta ls , a n d L e o ,
represented by a golden lio n resting
on the table under bella palms.
It was a d a y , also , fo r g iv in g o f
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Special Coupon
:
Retiring M H RC director Unde Roberts receives e bouquet from her
staff m em bers. Il-r) Roberto Colon. U nde Roberts. John Blank and
Dapo Sobomehin.
tio n College in C a n a d a . E b e rh a rd t-
K a ris U n iv e r s it y in G e rm a n y a n d
received his D o c to r o f P h ilo s o p h y
c u m la u d e f r o m L e o p o ld - F r a n z
U n iv e rs ity in A u s tr ia . H e cam e to
P o r t la n d th r o u g h th e re q u e s t o f
A lic e M arc u s , P o rtla n d ’ s C h ie f O f ­
fice r o f A f fir m a t iv e A c tio n , on the
re c o m m e n d a tio n o f B ill C o u n c il,
T ra in in g and P ro g ra m O f fic e r fo r
the C ity , and others. F o r the C ity o f
W ild lif e D e p t. by Sam L y o n . K ay
T o ra n o f G o v e rn o r A tiy e h ’ s o ffic e
was a ls o p re s e n t. T h e P o r tla n d
Bureau o f Police was represented by
26 o f the c o m m a n d p ers o n n e l, in ­
c lu d in g lie u te n a n ts a n d c a p ta in s .
A r n o ld B is k a r, a C o u n ty C o m ­
missioner was present, as was a tto r­
ney Sid l.e z a k .
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MRS. C’s
WIGS
P o rtla n d , N ichols conducted a tw o-
d a y w o r k s h o p to in tr o d u c e to
managers and supervisory personnel
in the C ity ’ s e m p lo y , a "n e w set o f
p h ilo s o p h ic al c o n s tru c ts " in cross-
c u lt u r a l
e ffo rts
in
p ro g ra m
developm ent. These could be useful,
J o r d a n , a n u m b e r o f P o rtla n d e he
rs said, in program s fo r edu catio n,
m a n a g e m e n t, c o m m e r c e , h e a lth
turned out fo r an in fo rm a l sum mer
c a re d e liv e r y system s a n d even
evenin g re c e p tio n to m eet D r . E d ­
" p o litic a l considerations.”
w in N ic h o ls last W e d n e s d a y at the
A t te n d in g th e w o rk s h o p s w ere
d o w n to w n Red L io n M o to r In n .
a b o u t 100 re p re s e n ta tiv e s o f c ity ,
D r . N ic h o ls , C h ie f o f th e S t a ff
c o u n ty , s tale a n d fe d e ra l agencies
C o lleg e at the N a tio n a l In s titu te o f
a n d o ffic e s .
P o r t la n d
P u b lic
M e n t a l H e a l t h , has served in
Schools were represented by D r. E r ­
v a rio u s p o s itio n s a t N I M H since
nest
H a rtz o g .
A s s is ta n t
Ad­
1969, in c lu d in g C h ie f o f C en ter for
m in is tra to r, B o n n e ville P o w er A d ­
Studies o f C h ild and Fam ily M en tal
m in is tra tio n by C u rtis K irk p a tric k ,
H e a l t h , a n d A p p lie d a n d S o c ia l
In t e r n a l R e v e n u e S e rv ic e by B a r ­
P r o je c ts
R e v ie w
B ra n c h .
D r.
bara Spencer and the U .S . Fish and
N ic h o ls was e d u c a te d at A s s u m p -
(l-rl Dr. Edwin J. Nichols, guest of honor; Michael Benjamin, direc
tor North/Northeast Mental Health Center; Dr. Garfield DeBsrdelaben
and Alice M arcus, chief affirm ative action officer. City of Portland,
at last W ednesday's reception.
PORK LOIN
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Featuring «vige by N A O M I S IM S ANDRE O O U O l AS H U l IF b NA I A t IF COL E
Hair Products
"W e have everyth in g you n e e d .”
(1) T .C .B .
(2) C are Free Curl
(3) Lustrasilk
(4) N e w Era
(5) S Curl
(6) W o rld of Curl
(7) Revlon
(8) U Do It
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(9) Special Feeling
(10) Pro Line
A nd m an y m o re Ite m s to choose fro m .
ll-r) W illiam Hilliard. Oregonian editor; Jennifer Stoner, journalist,
and. Dr. Leslie Gunn at the reception honoring Dr. Edwin J Nichols
T h e w o rk s h o p , as p resented by
D r . N ic h o ls , e x p lo re d the p h i l ­
o s o p h ic a l " a s p e c ts o f c u ltu r a l
d if f e r e n c e ," e x a m in in g the E u ro -
A m eric a n , the A fro -A m e ric a n , and
(he A sian A m erican a x io lo g y , their
e p is to m o lo g y a n d th e ir s ty le o f
logic, all o f which account fo r their
b e h a v io r a n d th o u g h t processes.
T h a t o u r society is m u lti-c u ltu r a l,
racist, and sexist and we must learn
to get along w ith others w ho arc d if ­
fe r e n t fro m o u rse lv e s was the
hypothesis.
M arcus, a fter viewing assessments
o f those in a tte n d a n c e , e s tim a te d
that 9 0 ’ /« fo u n d the w orkshop " e x ­
cellent, h e lp fu l" and wished that the
speaker m ight be retained fo r other
sessions. C o u n c il rep orted the m a ­
jority o f positive and enthusiastic com ­
ments on N ic h o l's soft-spoken style
as: “ T e rrific in effect; palatable; re-
flo w e rs to f a it h f u l w o rk e rs in the
c h u rc h . O v e r a score o f lad ie s
received a blossom , in c lu d in g M rs .
M a tth e w W a lle y , w ife o f B e th e l’ s
pastor. G lo r ia W o n g , A lic e R o b in ­
son , P c a rle n e W h ite , a n d Jea n n e
H artzo g were also honored.
C o ra S m ith , p ro g ra m c h a ir fo r
the Z od iac T ea, presented a show of
fu r fashions fro m Sch um aker Furs
m o d e le d by a tt r a c t iv e a m a te u r
m a n n e k in s W h ile gow ns w ere not
s c h e d u le d fo r m o d e lin g , S c o tt
received m any c o m p lim e n ts on her
silver ja c q u a rd m id -c a lf a fte rn o o n
dress w ith its loose p an e l rip p lin g
for back interest Assisting w ith the
p ro g ra m was M a r t h a J o rd a n in a
gorgeous pale gold d ro p p e d -w a is t
M R S . C ’s W IG S
7 0 7 N.E. Frem ont 2 8 1 -6 5 2 5
Closed Sun. * Mon.
dress e m b ro id e re d w ith g old p a il
Id le s . T h e In sp iration al C h o ir com
pleted the day w ith th e ir h au n tin g
ORIN Tuaa. thru Sat. f 1:30 AM to S:00 PM
round
vocal harmonics.
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