R » fa»
Page 8, Portland Observer, January 21, 1987
Free Inform ation
Clinic
For Backs Only
A free inform ation clinic for w o
men on preventing breast cancer
will be held at Meridian Park Hos
pital, Tualatin, on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10, from 9 -,0 a.m . Recogm
zing that early detection and pre
vention can actually reduce the rate
o f breast cancer, the clinic is design
ed to provide wom en w ith the skills
and confidence to perform routine
breast self exam ination. Informa
tion will also be available on mam
mography, a lo w dose x ray exami
nation, as an effective means of de
tecting early breast cancers
For additional inform ation con
tac, the com m unity education de
partm en, at the hospital. 692 2656
DAVE'S
S H °
"H e re 's to Your B ack" is the title
of a senior com m unity health edu
cation program to be offered Thurs
day, February 12, 12 30 p m. at the
Sherwood Senior C enter.
Presented by Pat Quintana, Phy
steal Therapist on staff at Meridian
Park Hospital, the presentation is
part of the hospital's "H ealthw ise
for Seniors" education program
series There is no charge
The program is coordinated by E
Ricky Applem an, R N , MPH Com­
m unity Development and C orsul
tmg Services, w ho also oversees
hospital’s ongoing health screen
ins a, W ashington C ounty senior
centers in Tigard, Sherwood, ¿>ur
ham Tualatin
For inform ation about the pro
gram or health screening, contact
the senior center or com m unity (de
partm en, a, the Tualatin hospital;
P
buying everything of value
Thom as V ickers leads the second m eeting of the P ortland C hapter of Assault on Illiteracy, at w hich officers w ere elected
P h o to b y R ich a rd J B ro w n
A.O.I.P. Elects Officers
Rotrert E Phillips was elected Sunday, January ,1 th , as President of the
Assault on Illiteracy Portland Chapter Other officers elected were Mrs
Lauretta Slaughter, Vice President, Ms Marta Ararnbula, Secretary, Mr
Committee Ms Charles M Person Parental Support ft Involvement. Mr
Charles Sanders. Long Range Planning b Resource Identification Mr
James P Varner, ByLaws ft Constitution
The above are all committees and the public is w elcom e to participate
on any com m ittee of your choice The next meeting will be held on Sun
day. February 8,h at the Prim e Hall Mason« Temple 1,6 N E Russell St
at 5 00 p m
Charles Sanders, A cting Treasurer, Ms Faye Mack, Professional Erluca
tion. Rev Arnos Massey. Black Church Support ft Involvement, Ms M.rr
garet Isaacs, N om inating Committee, Ms Marian Jacobs, Public Education
End of an Era?
MISTY
P ar, O ne o f a T w o P ar, Series
by Leon Harris
The election of Ronald Reagan as President of the United States signaled
mote than the ouster o, Democrats as the political power base in America
I, brought into focus the idealism of the ultra right w ing Conservatives,
which, having lurked in the shadows over the years, seized the opportunity
to emerge as a force to be reckoned w ith after the Republican landslide
in ,980
The political ideology of the untra ngh, was made clear and simple during
the Nixon Presidency supporting the candidacy of elected officials and
election hopefuls w ho embraced their conservative philosophy, and advo
eating the defeat o f those w ho opposed them This well ■ onceived blue
print fot action, long on the draw ing boards, was tabled only after massive
political blunders, firs, by Nixon through W atergate, and subsequently by
Gerald Ford's pardoning of th e fo rm e r President
The aforementioned blueprint proposed counter measures to the accep
tance by most Americans tha, federal subsidy of social and self help pro
grams d id offer alternatives to a life of continued poverty related cycles
As an example, they view com m unity action type programs as a "breeding
ground for those radicals that w ould overthrow the governm ent w ith a
Communis, inspired agenda ' The truth o f the matter is, com m unity ac
tion agencies w e re breeding grounds" for a special segment of today s
society, as witnessed by the many minorities, especially Blacks and His
panics, w ho launched careers as businessmen, business women, and key
professionals in some of this country's leading corporations Not mention
ed are the politicians and other elected officials w ho have been "targeted ",
since, as policy makers, they are of special concern
Actually, in labeling such programs as havens for Communis, activities,
the ultra right exposes its ultimate goal it seeks to be embraced by those
w ho share its views and who also w ould discredit minorities
The Conservative Right has made significant gains in its efforts to recruit
new members and solicit contributions fo, expansion of its philosophy
As a self appointed w atch dog of the Federal Budget, it has effectively
lobbied conservative members of Congress ,o reduce or eliminate programs
designed to help this nation -, hungry, homeless and elderly And they are
able to accomplish this while strongly advocating quite successfully huqh
increases in our m ilitary budge, But, in order to ensure tha, this precon
ceived strategy w ould continue and be ongoing, the group knew tha, a
strong and well respected leader was needed one that was trustw orthy
as well
Beauty & Barber
Supply
O pen to th e P u b lic
We w ent curly
yesterday.
Retail Et Wholesale
We sell all brands
Stop in and check our prices.
5852 N.E. 42nd Ave.
Across from Adam 's Track on 42nd Street
HOURS
M o n Sa, 8 A M
5 30 PM
Phone: 282-1817
Employees can enjoy fam ily-oriented recreation a, a
com pany owned cam pground—one of many benefits of
w orking for a firm which offers extraordinary fringe ben
«fits to attract the highest quality labor force
o(Co d a te yo u r6tiSR
c6.
O
A'
EDWARD E WARD. DMD
GENERAL DENTISTRY
DENTAL CARE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY"
©Z
%
,,
- F t l» , NT iOS US II ST, D
n u t s u n r t o r t A u o s u stxh
IX U * A M X CLAIM» A l u m #
tatiists
- f i t s M M .I ] U D ra « IS Til TRI A TWIST
- »»A MASTUCASt*
- M W TAT,I STS W tlC O M lO
- A U BIS LIMA - » A U P A TIP TARKIAK,
- O t t t U H M M WOAOA» SATtRpAt I AH
- P P i W U » »A tlA B tt
- APA H I M t t *
-
- st patios to* sissin»,
ItX
5 0 3 -2 2 8 -3 0 0 9
Dr Edward G Ward
610 SW Alder, tu itr HMM
ant
p la n
A v * ,»\sto'*
"
WILL
EVELYN
RENE
CAFE
728 N.E. Dekum
289 4372
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ,
10% Discount on All Food Orders
I
Good through January 31, ,967
I
Famous Crab Gumbo
BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR DISCOUNT
I
|
Good through January 31,1987
J
i . __ ____________
3
H ours M o n d a y Through Thursday 7:S0 a m. to 6
Friday ft S aturday 7 30 a m. to 9 00 p.m .
Closed Sunday
00 p.m.
Ronald Reagan's campaign promises and conservative philosophy as
Governor of California appeared to fi, the criteria thus, the landslide vie
tory of the conservative slate
The election of President Reagan proved a bonanza for the ultra right
w ing His proposals to reduce or eliminate most federally subsidized pro
grams conform ed perfectly to its preconceived strategy
Reduction in
Headstart, Medicare, Medicade. W elfare, Small Business Adm inistration,
Veterans and countless other programs beneficial to the poor were announ
ced; bu, Nancy Reagan, Congress, public opinion and the media forced
the President to exclude Headstart His record defense budget was deve
loped under the "sm oke screen " o f shoring up this country's defenses
against an expanding Communis, threat
He sought to dismantle all A ffirm ative A ction programs and. though
rebuffed in par, by the courts, did indeed succeed (because of his adamant
opposition to A ffirm ative A ction, in forcing many businesses and learning
institutions to re think their Equal O pportunity policies
He showed businesses how to break the unions, creating an air o f hys
lena w ithin the ranks of labor He reduced taxes as promised during his
campaign and public opinion polls showed him to be one of the most popu
lar Presidents in history. Ronald Reagan was a hero The Conservative
Right had its leader W ha, they though, they had in Richard Nixon, had
hoped for in Gerald Ford, they found in Ronald Reagan
Their ship had come in And w ith Ronald Reagan at the helm, they be
gan to complete their encirclement o f the American dream, w ith hopes of
creating a new American way of life. They even gave it a name "Reagan
omics".
But, like most ships built w ith less than a solid foundation, problems
began ,o surface
Reaganomics, designed ,o stem the flo w of economic and social deve
lopmen, of minorities, proved to have more far reaching effects The farm
er in the cornbelt, w hich embraced Reaganomics w ith all its conservatism,
soon found it necessary to embrace welfare, food stamps and Unemploy
men, Compensation as a matter of survival
Reaganomics the brainchild of an adm inistration ben, on bringing a
nation together was emerging, instead, as a thrust, bringing about the
disintegration of the American family
N ext W eek
•
t
•
z
• •
H itting H om e in Oregon
9
-
A
We Pay C a sh ”
Open ,0 00 5 00
Mon Sa,
5600 N E Union
Groceries
Below
Wholesale
Nam e Brands
Canned, Packaged,
Frozen
serving N.E. Portland for
over 30 years
FO O D S T A M P S
W E LC O M EI
Canned
goods
THE BEE CO
800 N Killlngsworth St.
Portland (503, 283-3171
Open Mon-Sat.
9:30 a m, - 6 p.m.
,
Mb
ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH
4 ♦
F
C orner of 8th end S k id m o re
Sunday St hoof 9 15 a m
Sunday Worship 11 OO i m
Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00 p m
(second end fourth Sundays)
P h illip s
N elso n (P a sto r)
THE MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
N E First b S ch u yle r • 284 , 964
John H Jackson Minister M td M D
9 30 A M Church School
11 00 A M Congregational Worship
5 00 P M Vesper Service
10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday
_______
'
The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches o,
Oregon Lot, Caiey Foreign Mission Convention National, Oregon,
P ortland E cum enical M in istrie s A m erican B ible S o cie ty. M 6 M
Board
rw iv c M i i i r i g s w o n n • 2 B , 0499
"A warm spirit of fellowship always
Church of God in
Cho»r Retteersei
Sunday
Sunday School
M orn »ng
Worship
Y P W W
t veogebsttc
Worshrp
Tuesday Friday
the
T o llo u ’ peace with
Friday
The Pastor Speak«
all men. p holiness
without ivbich im -^ C ;^ ,
n>an shall sec I he ,__
,
Cord
COMMUNITY
CHURCH of
GOD
202 N E. Skidmore
281 5678
2B4 5669
Services
9 46 a m , Sunday School
11.00 a m ., Morning Worship
7 00p m , Evening Worship
7 00 p.m Wednesday, Prayer Meeting
Victor R Brown. B Theology, Pastor
Dr Haze, L Brown Sr
D D
Assistant Pastor
SMILE - GOD LOVES YOU