April 15, 1987, Portland Observer. Paye 7
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Is this the Mother s Day you w ill
consider becoming a mother (or
father) to one of Oregon's special
children?
A doptive parents are needed for
children w ho are older (over age 6),
or handicapped or part o f a sibling
group, or a member o f a m inority
Older, experienced parents and
single adults, including men, are
w elcom e to apply
No fees are
charged for the adoption study.
For more inform ation, contact
Claudia Hutchison at the Special
Needs A doption Coalition. 222
9661
The address is 2301 N W
Glisan Street
Portland, Oregon
97210
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OSU Offers Courses
These tw o identical programs are
sponsored by OSU Extension Ser
vice Food and N utrition Education
Program and w ill be held at Univer
sity Park C om m unity Center and at
LIFE Center
"S p en d Less $$$ Eat B etter" is
a weekly series of free lessons star
ting Monday, April 20 from 1 00 to
2 00 p m at University Park Com
m unity Center, 9009 N Foss Port
land. Oregon For inform ation, call
254 ,500
The second series of free lessons
will be held at LIFE Center every
W ednesday, from 2 LX) to 3 00 p m
The LIFE Center is located at 2747
N E Union, Portland. Oregon For
inform ation, call 254 , 500
Jam es D e P reis t to S peak at First
A nnual S acred A rts A w a rd s B e n e fit
James DePreist, music director of the Oregon Sym phony Orchestra and
internationally recognized conductor, w ill speak at the First Annual Sai red
Art Awards Benefit. May 8 7 30 in the Mago Hunt Center at the University
of Portland The first of its kind art event w ill be Chaired try Rodney Page
executive dire« tor o f Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon and Bishop Wald
Schmidt of the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon
This unique arts event w ill showcase the cultural achievem ents of the
Church com m unity in the greater Portland area The evening s activities
will include an exhibition of contem porary visual sacred art the p r e s e n t.!
tion of awards to artist and patrons There will also be a presentation of
the award w inning local Christian perform ing artists in the fields of dance
music, and drama The exciting performance w ill be follow ed by an ad
dress by James DePreist
A public Hypertension (blood
pressure) Screening clinic is sche
duled Thursday, May 21, 1987, from
1 30 3 p m at Meridian Park Hospi
tai, Tualatin The clinic, staffed by
hospital nurses and auxiliary volun
teers, w ill be held in the first floor
cafeteria conference room s There
is no charge
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Rene of Pans • Andre Douglas
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POTATOES MUSHROOMS
Thursday, at the April 23rd meet
mg of Radical W omen, at 6 30 p m
at
the
D ow ntow n
M ultnom ah
County Library S W ,0th and Tay
lor, a video showing of Oprah Win
fre y’s 1 ,4 87 talk show w ill be
shown
The talk show included feminists,
including New York Radical W omen
member and actress Emily Woo
Yamasaki a s they battled right wing
male sexists
Join us in viewing
and discussing this program Every
one is welcome
Radical W om en is a socialist tem
mist organization dedicated to
achieving the full equality of wo
men We believe this can be done
only by making radical changes in
ttie econom ic, social and political
structure
Because of our oppres
sion as women and our often double
and triple oppression as women of
color and lesbian workers, we have
the (>otential to be m ilitant leaders
in the struggle for change
For more inform ation w rite ,510
N E Brazee, Portland. OR 97212 or
«all 249 8067
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OABA Reveals
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Last m onth members of the Oregon Assembldy for Black Affairs (O ABA)
met w ith Gov Neil G oldschm idt in Salem to discuss issues concerning
Black Oregonians
Calvin O L Henry president of O A B A . said he along w ith O ABA vice
president Robert Phillips. W illie Richardson, Treasurer. Shirley Minor,
Chair, Employment Com m ittee Dr W ilbert Gamble, Chair, Education
Committee, and Mu hael Clark discussed a wide range of issues that are
im portant to Blacks and other m inorities during the meeting w ith Gold
schmidt
The issues discussed w ith the Governor were part o f the O ABA resolu
tions agreed upon during its ,987 Call to A ction Leadership Conference
and the 1986 Oregon Black Political C onvention The concerns include lack
of business and econom ic developm ent in Black com m unities, adult and
youth joblessness, edu< ation, health services, energy and transportation,
and housing to name a few
Henry praised Goldschmidt for inviting O ABA to meet w ith him and dis
cuss his adm inistration s objectives and the concerns o f Blacks in the state
Henry said the O ABA wishes the Goldschm idt adm inistration success, and
that his organization is ready to assist the Governor in the "O regon Come
b a ck."
Henry said although the meeting w ith Goldschmidt was a positive one,
O ABA voiced its concerns to the Governor about the A ffirm ative Action
Advisory C om m ittee he established The Advisory Com m ittee will evaluate
the Governor s A ffirm ative A ction office and develop specific recommend«!
tions for expanding and im proving the state's program
Henry said, "T h e tim e lines for this raises questions about G oldschm idt’s
seriousness concerning A ffirm ative A ction and involving Blacks and others
in his adm inistration " Henry feels such a com m ittee should have been
established during the transition
"S ta te laws establish the Director of A ffirm ative A ction in the office of
the Governor O ABA feels that the Governor should appoint his Director
of A ffirm ative A ction im mediately, Henry said He said the position can
not be moved to the Executive Departm ent w ith o u t Legislative action, and
that the Director of A ffirm a tive A ction should have the powers o f the
Governor behind him or her for the A ffirm a tive A ctio n program to be sue
cessful.
Beside the issue of A ffirm a tive A ctio n , O ABA members listed four other
areas o f concern to G oldschm idt that they hope to resolve
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Does M ale Chauvinism
Exist?
Awards w ill be annually presented in several categories, to those p e r s o n s
w ho have made outstanding contributions to the cultural life of the Chris
tian com m unity However, because the Christian com m unity is filled w ith
talent and dedicated artists and patrons, only a few can be singled out for
recognition
Also receiving recognition at the Sacred A rt Awards Benefit will tie Char
ter Members of the Sacred A rt Society Those w ho have taken the lead in
supporting a cultural m inistry and witness for the C hun h are Rodney Page
and Herbert Zorn o f Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, Catholii Bishop
Paul E W.ildSchrrtldl Methodist Bishop, Calvin D Mi Connell Episcopal
Bishop Robert L Ladehoff, philanthropist and art patron M intieth Collins
freelance artist, Jonathan Maier, Oregon Catholic Press (representative
Jean Germano), liturgical architect, J David Richen. the Jesuits of trie
Oregon Province, (Fr Robert Pospisil, S J . representative! patrons John
Rosenberg and Nancy Faaren, George H Weller Elaine A le w is artist
Vaunie Maier liturgical arts adm inistrator, Nathan Zodrow O S B Busr
nessman, John Emrick, M etropolitan Arts Commissioner and artist Ed
.Carpenter, Skyline Printing Cross Roads and Christian Supply, bookstores
and Fr Thomas Oddo, CSC, president of the Umveristy of Portland
All proceeds from the benefit w ill be used to further ttie work o f the Sar
red A rt Society Tickets should be reserved in advance due to lim ited se.it
ing Call 236 2145 for ticket inform ation Master« ard and VISA , ii epted
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