< • e June 29, 1988, Portland Observer, Page 7 R Eastman Kodak Co. To Participate In Cultural Events For Urban Black ♦ ' •• •/ *■ Communities *. c dak’s participation in this celebra­ astman Kodak Company this tion will include a basketball cli­ year is again participating in many cultural events for urban nic with a major professional bas­ ketball player, appearances by the Black communities in Albany, Disney characters, a camera N.Y., Boston, Chicago, New York loaner program and a photo infor­ City and Washington, D.C. mation center for picture-taking Kodak’s participation in these tips. In addition, the company will events consists of activities and sponsor stage entertainment with exhibits tailored for families and the Harlem Boys Choir at the young people through entertain­ 125th St. “ Super Site” area. ment, music and athletics, said W ALT DISNEY W O R LD C H A R A C TE R S PRESENTED BY K O D AK — W a lt Richard S. Bartlett, vice-president • The Chicago Jazz Festival, D isney W orld characters M ickey M o u se and Goofy play an active role as and director, marketing communi­ Sept. 2-6 at the Petrillo bandshell part of Eastm an Kodak C o m p a n y ’s participation in various Black events dur­ cations. The program supporting in Grant Park. “ The Art of Jazz” Elynor A. W illiam s (second right), director public affairs at Sara Lee C or­ ing 1988. H ere, M ickey and Goofy p ose for pictures In a specially-designed these events — which began in will be displayed, and Kodak will poration, presents a $1 0 ,0 0 0 check to Rev. oseph E. Lowery (second left), picture-taking area provided by K odak. Tigger, an other ch aracter, is on the 1987— also helps strengthen the operate a camera-loaner program president of th e Southern C hristian L eadership C on ference. Mrs. Evelyn left. Kodak will present th e characters a t th e Black A rts and C urturai company’s role as a corporate and photo information booth. Lowery (far left), national convener of SCLC W o m en , and S. Tyrone Ty Festival in Albany, N .Y ., July 24, H arlem W e e k , N ew York C ity, A ug. 21, and citizen of each community, he • The National Black Family A lexander (far right), executive director of organization planning and th e N ational Black Fam ily R eunion, W ash in g to n , D.C ., S e p t 1 0 -1 1 ,1 9 8 8 . explained. Reunion, Sept. 10-11 at the Wash­ developm ent at Sara Lee Corporation, look on. “ Kodak photographic products ington Monument and on the Mall enjoy a strong acceptance among in Washington, D.C. Kodak again Black consumers,” Bartlett said. will present the Disney charact­ * "Many people expect a brand ers’ visit and feature "The Art of leader such as Kodak to be involv­ Jazz” exhibit. ed in important cultural events in we- i is — . the k Multi-cul­ l . .1«; Leonard, 45, Bartlett said that Kodak is also Gov. Neil Goldschmidt has ap­ their communities. We are com­ tural/Multi-ethnic Coordinator for active with national organizations pointed Earnestine Berkey and mitted to the success of these Portland Public Schools. She has supporting Black achievements Jacquelyn Harrel to the Oregon activities and to the people who a B.S. in Business Administration and education. The company re­ State Commission on Black Af­ make them succeed.” and a M.S. in Elementary Educa­ cently gave a $1 million gift to the fairs. Goldschmidt has also reap­ For example, in Chicago, Ko­ tion from Portland State Universi­ United Negro College Fund, and pointed Carolyn Leonard, Bill dak sponsored “ The Art of Jazz,” ty- will participate in the annual Ward and Joseph Wade to the a collection of black-and-white Ward, 42, of The Dalles is a meetings of the National Associa­ commission. and color photographs of over 100 senior substation operator for the tion for the Advancement of Col­ Berkey, 53, has been the owner legendary jazz greats. The exhibit, Bonneville Power Administration. ored People (NAACP) in Washing­ of Ber-Key Frame and Wheel, Inc. which debuted during the 1987 From 1984 to 1986 he was a mem­ ton, July 9-14, and the National Ur­ since 1977. She is currently a Chicago Jazz Festival at Grant ber of The Dalles City Council. ban League in Detroit, July 11, member of the National Associa­ Park, was presented in conjunc­ Wade, 50, of Eugene is director tion of the Advancement of Col­ Aug. 3. tion with the DuSable Museum of of academic advising and student The company also is a sponsor ored People. Berkey will complete African-Am erican History. In services at the University of Ore­ of activities of the National Coun­ a three year term left vacant by March of this year, th exhibit was gon. He received his Ph.D from cil of Negro Women, he said, and Eddie Harris who resigned. She displayed at Boston City Hall. the University of Oregon in 1982. last year sponsored Miss Colle­ will serve through June of 1989. In July, the exhibit will be fea­ Leonard, Ward and Wade will giate Black America’s tour of Harrel currently is the director tured in Albany, then once again all serve three year terms running Black colleges across the United of affirmative action programs at as part of the Chicago Jazz Festi­ through June of 1991. Portland State University. She is a States. val before traveling to events in The 11 member commission, “ For some time now, Kodak member of the National Council Washington, D.C. subject to Senate confirmation, has had an ongoing focus on of Negro Women and the National In addition to “ The Art of Jazz” monitors existing programs and Black awareness as part of its Association of Human Rights photo exhibit, Kodak’s involve­ legislation concerning Blacks. overall consumer messages,” he Workers. Harrel has been ap­ ment in urban celebrations during The commission identifies prob­ explained. “ For example, in 1987, pointed to a term that expires in 1988 includes: lem areas in the programs and Bill Cosby became our spokes­ June of 1989. She will be replac­ ■ • The Black Arts and Cultural legislation and recom mends man for the Kodak Colorwatch ing Dr. Dorothy Alexander who Mr. & Mrs. W illie & B ettie Rounds, rep eated th e ir vows, Ju n e 4 ,1 9 8 8 at Festival, July 24 at Empire State action. system. Other Kodak advertise­ 2-00 p m. Mr. & M rs. Rounds w as jo in e d to g e th e r June 1 ,1 9 6 3 , in Holy resigned. Plaza in Albany, N.Y. At the event, ments have featured Black ath­ M atrim ony by Rev. J.W . M yles officiatin g th e first m arriage. Pastor Kodak will present picture-taking letes and families. These mes­ Thom as Ray Brown o fficiated th e Ju ne 4 th service at D eth esda C hrist­ appearances which are part of a sages represent an important ian C hurch. T h e co up le re n e w e d th e ir vows along w ith friends and musical variety show featuring "The Eyes and Ears of the Com m unity” awareness of the pride of Blacks relatives. T he co u p le have six ch ildren, th re e g ran dch ild ren and one the Walt Disney World Charact­ 288-0033 in the mainstream of American ers, a camera loaner program, a great grandchild. life. photo information center and “ We value the loyalty demon­ “ The Art of Jazz" exhibit. The ■ \.l strated by the Black community company also will co-sponsor to Kodak products,” Bartlett add­ with its subsidiary, Sterling Drug ed. "Through our participation in Inc., an evening concert featuring \ the cultural awareness events of Dakota Staton. 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