Page 8. Portland Observer, September 18, 1985
John Jacob urges
President Reagan
to help free Boesak
Mayor Bud Clark
appoints committee
John t . Jacob, President o f the
National Urban League, urged Presi­
dent Reagan to make a personal ap­
peal to South A fric a to release Rev.
Allan Hocsuk and other anti-apatlheid
leaders in South A frica
He also asked Speaker o l the House
Thom as p O 'N e ill and Senate M a
jo r ity I eader, R o b e rt D o le , to lead
( ongiess to pressure South A fric a lo r
release o t the victim s o f the apartheid
government.
In so doing M i Jacob recalled that
July 2 3 rd , Rev. Boesak came to the
I m ted Stales to address the A n n u a l
I o n le re n c e o t the N a tio n a l U rb a n
I vague in W ashington, D .(
Speaking Io those » h o , ill view o l
his outspokenness, had expressed con
cern lo r Ins safety when he returned io
South A fric a , Res Boesak said
“ D o not be concerned lo r me Be­
cause in my c o u n try m uch m ore is at
stake than simply the hie o l one man
Be con cern ed lo r a ll those nameless
little (X-ople echo have no p ro te ctio n ,
whose names arc not kno w n , w ho w ill
die to m o rro w and no newspaper w ill
csen w rite one single word about them
" I l I die to m o rro w , d o not m ou rn
me, and d o not com e to my fu n e ra l
and sing freedom songs it w hile I am
alise sou were nor w illin g to p a rtic i
pale w ith us m the struggle fo r free­
dom and ju stice ."
M r l.ico b commented
"R e s B oe sak's c a lm re a liz a tio n
ih.it his life might be in leopards on his
re tu rn to his c o u n trs lends special
urgency to our a p pe al to the Presi
dent and others to bend every e ffo rt to
secure his im m e d ia te release and the
release o l o th e r S o u th A fr ic a n sic
tu n s ."
U n ite d W a y
Officer Renfro befriends juveniles
Zn Robert I othtan
O ffic e r Pat R e n fro likes kids She
raised three- o l her ow n and as a hand
jvicked member o f the Police Bureau's
new Juvenile Services U n it, she shines
her sen sitivity and understanding on
young pro stitu tes, burglars and drug
user*.
M em bers o t the u n it, fo rm e d in
A p r il as part o f C h ic t H a rrin g to n 's
and M aso r I la r k 's em phasis on ju
senile crim e, go out on the streets to
counsel kids in tro u b le M ans street
kid s come fr o m b ro k e n hom es and
were sexually abused, said R e n lio
O lle n , she said, all they need is to he
shown that someone cares to t them ,
and o cca sio nal he lp w ith a m eal, a
shower, shelter, clean clothes, and re
le na l to agencies that can help
"T h e y 're a lra id , they leel nobods
cares or loses them I lies lust look
tough
they ’ re n o t," sard Renfro
So (lies can get close Io the voting
sters, the s ta n d a rd u n ito r m lo r ju
senile oflicers is blue leans and tennis
shoes, she said " k id s just talk to ns
more hex Is Ilian it we wear a blue suit
It Works.
Its Proven.
Its Quick Start
Weight Watchers
Last year Weight Watchers Quick Star,-Program helped mil­
lions o, people lose millions o, pounds taster than ever before
This year, the Weight Watchers Improved Quick Star, Program
made it easier by adding delicious menu plans that helped
make losing weigh, much simpler
So. come |0in the Weigh, Watchers Improved Quick
Star, Program
(All New and Repining M em bers Please Come 20 Minutes Early I
N O R TH EA ST PORT! A N O
M m nnath« Church
1222 N F Shiclmor«
Si»t 9 30 n m
Northaaat Portland
Cantar
•<*H NF Sandy B Nd
M on 7 0 0 p m
Tom 7 0 0 p m
W ad
9 30 a m Ff
5 00 p rn
Thur« 7 00 p ny
Fn 9 3D a m
NOR TH PO R TLA N D
Fellowship Baptist
Church
<717 N L o m b ards*
Tum 7 00 p m
Thur« 9 3D a m
JOIN ANY CLASS ANYTIME
For information call collect (503) 297-1021
Weekdays 8 30-5 00 pm
J
r.-;
•
Portland Mayor J. E. "B u d ” Clark
lias appointed a committee to propose
solutions to problems related lo publx
drunkenness in Portland's Downtown
area.
The committee, made up o f repre­
sentatives o f area merchants, social
service and alcoholism treatment pro­
viders, residents, and governm ent
agencies, has accepted a fo u r-p a rt
task According to Chairman Stephen
P. N ew ton. President o f Dc Paul
C e n lcr, In c., Ihe group intends to
make its recom m endations to the
Mayor and the C ity Council by N o­
vember I. "W e 'v e already identified
42 problems, fro m varying perspec­
tives,’ * Newton said. "T h e y include
alcohol licensing issues, lack o f cixirdi
nation between everyone serving Ihe
downtown areas, lack ol dollars, ol
tensive behaviors o f inebriated per
sons, lack o f clear comm unity norms
and vanetionv, lack o f p ublic rest-
rixim s, public safely and merchants'
rights."
" I t is e sse n tia l," Newton stated,
" th a t the recommendations we p ro ­
pose address these issues from tnanyh
points o f view : those o f the individuals
and badge-. " she added
A big part o l her jo b is social work
counseling and social xexivc referral,
said R e nfro “ Here we have Ihe lim e
lo talk lo them , whether it lakes fo u r
hours or lour days I hat's one o l (he
reasons I cam e here
I w a nted lo
s|x-nd q u ality lim e and q u a n tity tim e
with them "
B ill the kids also need to know
where socielv sets lim its on behavior,
and some ale dangerous and need lo
lx- in in s lilu iio iis , according lo Ren
Ito I h u t's w here tra d itio n a l law en
lorccm eni comes in to the |ob, six- said
" W e are police o ffic e rs before we’ re
w x i.il workets Il's |xthee work w illi a
soil touch, you might say.”
I lie new approach o l ihe Juvenile
Services I m i represents a " r a d ic a l
change" unpopular w ith bureau tradi
tiou uh sts. w ho see n as " a waste ot
lim e ." said Renlro Bui it young cum
Dials are lo lx- sicrrcd awav I torn major
adult crimes, she said, officers need to
com bine tra d itio n a l law enforcem ent
and sixiu l work
P atricia R e n lro , 41, was fo rm e rly
married to I niversity o l O regon Irxit
ball sia, Mel R e nlro I lies base three
c h ild re n , ( lu d v . 17, Io n s 20, and
M e lv in . 21 She has been w ilh Ihe
P o lice B u ie a u lo t nine veais and
w o ik e d .is an o llic e i lo r to m . w ith
three veais spent p a tro llin g in ne r
N ortheast I lic-ie, she said, tier big
gesl problem was msenile burglars
" I d o n 't ever remember catching ah
a d u ll bin g lu t . she said leenagers
Him io hurglqiv Ixxause ihev can't gel
u>b aud io sup po rt d u n- ha bits, she
said " I l llie v had jo b s and a place
li> eatn m oney, lliev w o u ld n 't he rip
ping o i l pe op le lliev wav llie v do
And Hie- drug that kids arc into these
days are jiu * i unheliev able
things
I've never heard o l b e lo ie ." R e n lio
buds mans soungsteis strung out on
expensive cocaine and " c r a n k " (a
(xMcut m ixiiire o l um phciuniincs) She
said there is no easy answer as io whs
voungsicis im ii io dings
i inc ot her saddest experiences as a
p iv e n ile o l lic e i. said R e n lro , was
finding a 12 seat old female prosiiiute
ma m o ld She and a fe llo w o llic e i
d ie d a lte r h e a lin g ih e young g ill's
slots I he aveiage age lo i prostitutes
is I ' lo 16 " W hen th e y ’ re ovet 16,
they're gelling o ld ," she said
\ big pan o l ihe u n it's |oh as otig
inails envisioned was to e n lo rce Iru
.lik e laws
kids stas out o l troub le
vvlun thev’te in school Ihil legal ques
lio n s raised hs the s ch o o l d is tric t
have p u l iiu a iic v e n fo rc e m e n t on
hold, she said
Ih e i i i i i i c'onlin ues lo p u lr o l Ihe
m ain iiiv e m le c rim e areas
H2nd
Venue
when- lliev find ihe highest
num ber o l ru n a w a ys and " th r o w
a w a v" kids (kids whose parents d o n 't
want them). "th e ca m p " ix -. ii Pioneer
Post ( H ik e . Sands Blvd , lu le rs ia le
Ave . and I niotl Ave
\ p o lice o llic e i
|o b som etim es
turns nasty R e n lro has been in jure d
w ith sprains and scrapes in scuttles,
and she was involved in a shooting in
culeiii which le ll em otional scars I asi
Decem ber, she was p a tro llin g near
liv in g Park when she was (lagged
down ai a iia P k accident I lx- drivers
arg ue d, and one, a m an m Ins 70s,
pulled ,i gnu and lx-gan sluxiling Ren
Iro lin x l hack, wounding die m ail, but
not helore he had n io rta llv wounded
Ihe other driver
I he entire shooting incident lasted
2d seconds, said R e n lro She slid re
members die picture ot JO hv slanders
surrounding (he scene " I had a vers
d d tic iill lim e dealing w id i il
I need
cxI hel|' I,o in (he Bureau psychologist.
V hen y o u 're in vo lve d ill a struggle,
i l ’s iusl hard lo sas how h ' s going lo
come o u i. " In a d dition lo her regular
duties. R enlro serves on die Bureau's
tra u m a tic Inc idem ( o m m iiie e . and
is available around die e lix k lo coun­
sel otlieers involved hi shootings, traf-
lic accident and scuttles w ith suspects.
Ihe A lcohol and Drug Programs O f-
lice, M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty; Michael
Stoops, C hair o f the Burnside C o m ­
m unity C ouncil (iovernm ent: Sam
G albreath, P o rtla n d Development
Commission; Tim Gallagher, Bureau
o f C om m unity Development; Kathy
Bogan, Bureau o f Human Resources;
Al B ianconi, O I C C ; O ffic e r Brad
C o n k lin , P o rtla n d Police Bureau;
( husk D u lls , O llic e o f the Mayor
The tasks o f ihe com m ittee are:
I) Id e n tify the issues and problems
surrounding public intoxication and
alcoholism , 2) Identity the scope o f
existing and needed alcoholism treat
mem services; 3) Identify needed and
existing interim solutions, public poll
vies, legislative issues, and planning
cotxetns.
w ho have the disease, m erch an ts,
trcaim cu l agencies, and the public ai
large I believe th a t this w ill be the
firs t lim e that a ll Ihe i epreseniative
groups base worked together on find
mg s o lu tio n s io these serious p i oh
lems "
In a d d itio n io N e w io n , com m ittee
niem berv in c lu d e mere ha uls (. reag
Haves, ow ner o l t iclo Bicvsle Shop
and ( hair ot ihe ( )ld I own Skidm ore
M e iJ ia n ts A ssixia iio n ; Inn Mwo»xl,
owner o l I \ \iw o o d , Sharo Neil
son. Saiurdav M arke t. M ats M aleiis,
M a lc tis G ro ce rs M a rily n la c k s o n ,
owner o l ( isco and Paiishos restau
rani and C h a ir o l the Burnside Area
M e rch a n is A sso cia tio n , and Jeffrey
R P roitus, owner o l I k Reed Im
p o rts, Soc i.il Sets ice and I leal men I
Don ( lai k . I sex ill is e Dues lo t ol Ihe
Burnside ( itn vn rtiu iii; Richard II.m is .
Manager ot the H o o |x r Deios ( eniei;
sicse S later, A lcohol Salciy As
Volunteers Wanted!
Volunteers can share management
responsibilities fo r the statewide in ­
formation and referral line o f the Ore­
gon C ouncil on A lcoholism Duties
include answering phones, scheduling
volunteer shifts and youth outreach.
This volunteer work requires 4H hours
a month and a three m onth com m it­
ment is requested
Volunteers for the King Neighbor-
hvxxl Facility in NF Portland assist in
supervising and tra in in g men and
women who arc m e n ta lly retarded.
This volunteer work requires 15 hours
a month between 9 a m. and 2 p in.,
weekdays.
The V olunteer Bureau, a U nited
Way agency, matches prospective
volunteers with the needs o f approxi­
mately 200 local agencies and p ro ­
grams. To fin d ihe rig h t volunteer
jo b , call Ih e V olunteer Bureau at
222-1355.
B u ffalo and R o ch ester, N .Y ., lead th e n atio n in
an n u al ave ra g e s n o w fa lls , even th o u g h th e y are
fu rth er south than such cities as M in n e a p o lis and
St Paul, M innesota.
•
Gouda and Edam cheeses look alike, both round,
usually w ith red w a x coverings. The differen ce lies
in th e f a c t th a t E d a m is m a d e w it h p a r t ia lly
sk im m e d m ilk and is lo w e r in calories.
•
You can help k eep yo u r b a c k y a rd fre e of m o s ­
quitoes if you regularly clean clogged roof g utters
and drain fla t roofs, so no w a te r stays.
••
P rogram . Ic.inne De M a sicr. I seen
liv e D ir e s io i o l ills B u rn sid e ( on
sortiu in , Is.mnie Rivers. U o o |x r l)e
is »x t sms i . r i . i - s Smith, Acting Ones
loi o l Sski.il S s is k s - and Man.tgei ol
• VI Hi O lli
•
H X N t I
n
I X I Hr H I
\ s I I I N | sv
• Il XIH > AI O N
» 2 ? 111 N t nn 4 I ANNE n VS t t k I V ■ ( P i l l N i l A M s 1 n A I NAN
' I X ' M s « lU lllV III I I IH N « , • M H I I H C l I I I 111 N t NN « C E M H A N | I 4 N ( E
TWOEORONE
z Z
f '
✓
z
X
z
/
<
X
X
2 MEMBERSHIPS I O K IHE PRICE <)E ONE
I
X
TOIN I I I I AAOKI I) OK FI I NESS! ! !
X
Hurry. . . call ihe Olympian Kilnrsx ( rnlers Today. . .
i iah 11 o o F F i k
287-9X83
iik im
. a f k ii \O
O ller I \pire\ October I5lh
1X29 \ I \ | |t| |< I \
r
X
?
«
• < XRI
• M M O K H I NF ss F \ F N I > • I N I | K N \ I IO N \ I ( . \M » s R O O M « Ifl I \ | | 11 H \R
I I U l s R O O M * M I I I A M M 5I> M I R O O M * ( )| \ M , ’ | \ N P U H I IO N « U I K . I I ï I I I I IN ( . I R M N | N ( ,
I O M P I I I H I Z I I I N I I HI I IO N P H IK .H X M s « |
K M < | \ | >< > | M A IN IN I. ♦ s< | I »* I I H F I I N M l s
* O | > ( .K KM