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AMA Open House: Sharing Of Knowledge, Love, Commitment And Food
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the
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ortland P ublic S chools, was
by Mattle Ann C alllw -Sp— rs
speaking to the parents and
n Friday, Sept. 30, the A lbina
teachers about co n ce rn s and
values being taught in the home.
M in is te r ia l
A ll i a n c e
She said, “ G ood behaviors should
Cascade C am pus Day Care fa c ili
be m odeled by the parents and
ty, hosted an "O pen H ouse fo r the
guardians if that is w h a t is ex
parents of the c h ild re n the fa c ility
pected of the c h ild .”
houses on a day-to-day basis.
She w ent on to say, “ We, as
There are three teachers, fu ll
parents, are the prim ary teachers
tim e, w ho teach 20 students,
in the lives o f our ch ild re n . Think
w hose ages range fro m 3 to 5
about it. W hat role do you play?
years, each day. The teachers are:
As educato rs o f our ch ild re n , we
Elaine H arrison, Je ffe ry Lew is
know w hen to push back.”
and Arm ande Loiseau.
She d ire cte d her c o m m e n ts to
W hen I entered th e build in g ,
the parents w hen she said, “ You
Joyce H arris - t h e d ire c to r o f the
are good teachers. G ive good,
Black E ducation C enter, one of
strong d ire c tio n s and in s tru c tio n s
the Area C o o rd in a to rs fo r the
on how so m e th in g should be
Saturday S chool Program and,
done and should not be done in
also, a C u rricu lu m C o n s u lta n t fo r
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COMM UNITY
INTEREST
ANNOUNCMENT
The Ennis Whaley Choral Ensemble was presented in co n ce rt on
Oct. 9, at the H ughes M em orial U nited M e th o d ist C hurch located at 1
N ortheast F a ilin g Street. They had a w onderful afte rn o o n o f m u sic and
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F irst AM E Zion C hurch, located at the co rn e r of N orth V ancouver
Avenue and N orth S kidm ore Street, held its 126th Church Anniversary
Celebration, from Thursday, O ct. 6 through Saturday, O ct. 8. The pro
gram began each n ig h t at 7:30 p.m.
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F irst AM E Zion is the o ld e s t N egro C hurch (still standing) in the
city o f Portland. Thursday night, Rev. V ic to r Brow n, pastor of C o m m u n i
ty C hurch o f God, w as the speaker o f the evening; Friday night, Rev.
M ilto n Green, pastor o f the Bethel AME church, w as the speaker o the
evening. On Saturday, everyone enjoyed the “ Annual A nniversary Ban
q u e t” guest s o lo is t M rs. M AC Spears. All persons w ho w ere m em bers
of the church from 20 years on up to 43 years, w as honored.
The C o m m u n ity C hurch of God held an Appreciation Service for
Pastor Victor R. Brown and w ife, Dr. Hazel B row n on Sunday, Oct. 9, at
4:00 p.m. in the evening. Services were held at the F ist A . M £ Zion
C hurch on the co rn e r o f N. V ancouver Avenue and S kidm ore Street.
F e llo w s h ip M issionary B a p tis t C hurch celebrated its First Anniver
sary on W ednesday, O ct. 5 th ro u g h Sunday O ct. 9. Them e: A' Praying
C h u rch ” A c ts 12:5 G uest speakers included: B ishop W.G. ^ rdY> M t
Sinai C.O.G.I.C.; Rev. Roy L. Tate, C h rist M em orial C.O.G.I.C.; Dr M Iton
Green, B ethel A.M.E. C hurch; Sis. H. B. D aniels G reater M t. Calvary
C.O.G.I.C.; Rev. A n th o n y W ilso n , G o o d w ill B a p tist C hurch o f Seattle.
There w as a sem i-form al banquet held at the C o sm o p o lita n H otel
at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, O ct. 8. Sis. D orothy R obertson and Rev. Robert
H ouston, Sr., co-chairpersons. Rev. Johnny Pack, IV, pastor.
On Sunday, the c h u rch held a m am m oth co n ce rt fe a tu rin g a c h o ir
from C a lifo rn ia to c u lm in a te the w e e k ’s celebration . They cam e in bus
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the hom e and o u tsid e the hom e.”
Mrs. H arris gave an exam ple of
a tim e w hen she had an o p p o r
tu n ity to go in to the hom e of one
of her stu d e n ts to interview a
parent. She was astonishe d by
the absence of any c u ltu ra l item s,
such as: pictures, figureines, and-
the-like. “ T his w as a B lack home,
very w ell kept; but, there was no
representation o f that fa m ily ’s
heritage s ittin g o u t in plain view.
W hat I saw were little fig u rin e s
w ith b londe hair and b o u ffa n t
dresses.” She w ent on to say
“ We, as parents, should bring our
ch ild re n to the aw areness of w hat
th e ir cu ltu ra l heritage is. T his
should begin in the hom e. D o n ’t
w ait u n til the c h ild gets to the
classroom . And, parents, d o n ’t
re lin q u ish that right to any in
s tru c to r."
Mrs. H arris shared a w ealth of
know ledge. “ O nce a c h ild begins
to learn, it changes th e ir a ttitu d e s
about w hat they can and cannot
achieve in life. If pim p in g and
drug s e llin g is all they have to
ie a m — then, th a t’s w hat they w ill
learn. If our c h ild know s that there
are black doctors, e le ctricia n s,
d e n tists, and astronauts; then,
they w ill see that they can
achieve. The sky is the lim it!"
In her c lo s in g rem arks, she
stated “ A c h ild gro w in g up in an
environm ent w ith the w rong m es
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H is /h e r e n v iro n m e n t s h o u ld
reflect the cu ltu re o f its people.
Let your ch ild re n know about
their cu ltu ra l h e rita g e ."
F o llo w in g the guest speaker,
Mrs. Elaine H arrison gave a slide
presentation. "T here is a new c u r
riculum being u tilize d and taught
th is y e a r— C o g n itive T hinking
S k ills ’. The program has 6 to 7
units, w h ich are self regulating.
One o f the m ain d ire ctive s is that
it requires the c h ild to rem em ber
sequences ... p u ttin g th in g s in
order.” Then she shared, w ith the
parents, the new gam e that the
c h ild re n love th is y e a r— the
‘Busy Bee Game*. “ T his gam e
helps the c h ild learn how to
fo llo w in s tru c tio n s .”
The teacher’s day begins at
7:00 a.m. each day and the s tu
dent begins at 9:00 a.m. “ W hen a
ch ild arrives early, o r on tim e, he
has the o p p o rtu n ity to have m ore
tim e d u rin g th e ‘ Free T im e'
period” as she w e n t on.
The slide show drew m uch
la u g h te r from the assem bled
group.
One parent asked “ W hat is that
that the ch ild re n are d o ing?” Mrs.
H arrison answ ered, “ They are
playing a new gam e called ‘The
P endulum ’. Its a gam e that J e ff
ery brought back from O M S I."
The parent replied, “ My son ju s t
M R S C ’ S W IG S
game.
loves that gam
e He w as trying to
explain it to me. N ow I know w hat
he was talking ab o u t.”
T his was the m ost e n tertainin g
and the m ost tasty O pen H ouse
I’ve ever attended. Before the
guest speaker began, everyone
w ent in to the k itch e n area and
prepared for them selves a bow l of
Creole Gumbo or a plate o f a
C hicken and Rice d ish that tasted
so good that it w o u ld m ake you
slap your M am m a dow n. M-m-m-
m good! It was prepared by one of
the teachers, Arm ande Loiseau.
There
ere w as salad, punch, cake,
nuts, candy and c h ip -n ’-dip on th e
w ell dressed table. I was to ld th a t
the cake w as donated by A lb e rt
s o n ’s B akery on N o rth K ill-
in g s w o rth .. A plague w as pre
sented to Mr. Carl Johns fo r his
volunteered services to the day
care fa c ility .
Everyone le ft the g a th e rin g
w ith a greater u n d e rs ta n d in g o f
w hat the program was all a b o u t
and ju s t e xa ctly w hat th e ir c h ild
was being taught. They, also, le ft
w ith a fu ll stom ach.
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