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Dougins W irt (Cl. D irector. N ortheast Em ergency Food Program receives a check (or $3,000 from Rev
John Jackson. A M A President, and C ornetta S m ith of A M A
Photo by Richard J B row n
Lt. Glen M y a m o to (LI, of the Portland Police Drug b Vice Division, talks to co m m u n ity m em bers about
the progress being m ade against drug houses M y a m o to also explained the kind of in fo rm a tio n the public
can gather to assist in cleaning up their neighborhood of drug dealings The m eeting w as held at King
N eighborhood Facility
Photo by Richard J Brown
Service Funds Retained For Usein North/
Northeast Community
Through the work of Albina Mini
sterial Alliance, $6,000 in United
Way funds have remained in the
community for emergency assist
ance The $6.000 figure represents
the amount of money which had
been earlier deducted from United
Way support for the Urban League
United Way had formerly penalized
the Urban League after a disagree
ment over the scheduling of a fund
raising event
Efforts by The Rev. John Jack
son, AMA President, succeeded in
keeping the funds for community
service in inner north and north
east Portland In awarding the spe
cial allocation to Albina Ministerial
Rosie's
Alliance, United Way specified two
purposes for the funds
One half
of the amount will provide emergen
cy assistance for families, dispersed
by Albina Ministerial Alliance The
remaining $3.000 will be used for
emergency food service through
Northeast Emergency Food Pro
gram
Northeast Emergency Food
Program is sponsored co operative
ly by Albina Ministerial Alliance.
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon.
Highland Community Services and
the Urban League
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