< • » ♦ ■ » » «.*4«»,*V <■'--*« , » » « n A « » » t o i , , X A « * ' ' f ' ’ ' ' ' s ‘ " ' ' ' ’ * ‘ . • * 11 « 9 * «> < < 9.\ 9 * • < < < * * * * * < *< < *# **♦ ** » -’f W < « ♦ «“» •* « < « « <’< « L 7 ’ ..-Vr -• I ' ' ; : ’.' . ■ y -■ V-'; ’ ,t ’••V A r 73- ■, f - S ’Í ! ■ •■ L V : > .. . r • -w " ' L ife in the P ortland M etropolitan A rea ® j£ ^ n r tía n h (© b s e rü B t f. ». r - t { .i-.i- V * 'f* ** - t .... .• r •f: Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio Kenneth S.M. Phillips A irm a n 1st Class Kenneth S.M. P h illip s has graduated fro m A ir Force basic tra in in g here. D u rin g the six weeks o f tra in in g the airm an studied A ir Force m ission, organization and customs and received special tra in in g aeon human relations. In addition, airm en w ho com ­ plete basic tra in in g earn credits to­ ward an associate degree through the C om m unity College o f the A ir Force. He is the son o f O fidean V . P h ill­ ips o f Sherwood, and stepson o f Joshua D P h illip o fN E. Portland His w ife, Tencisha, is the daugh­ ter o f S h e rrill and W inslow C aldw ell o f SW Portland. The P h illip s is a 1986 graduate o f Jefferson H ig h School, P ortland, and a 1991 graduate o f the U n ive rsity o f M a ryla n d Eastern Shore, Princess Anne Beach School Community Launches Reading Program Beach Elem entary w i ll launch its Project ASSIST reading program w ith the help o f a recent $5,000 grant from ARC O Corporation. Project ASS IST is a collabora­ tio n between the com m unity and the school aimed at im p ro vin g student reading scores. The project provides professional tra in in g fo r parent and com m unity volunteers to w o rk w ith small groups o f students on reading skills. V irg in ia Biasotte, a Delaware teacher, developed the program and w ill hold tra in in g sessions fo r Beach staff, parents and interested comm u­ nity members from July 12-16 at the school, 1710 N . Humboldt. “ The program is being used in schools on the East Coast and it ap­ pears to really w o rk,” says Beach Youth Get Free Haircuts From The Round Table Support Group “ Fades," trim s and cuts are the order o f the day fo r youth ages 5-13 on Saturday, May 1, and i t ’ s a ll fo r free Youngsters can come to the Salvation A rm y Center at 5335 N. W illia m s from 10 a m to 2 p m and have their h a ir cut for free, com plim ents o f the Round Table, a group o f A fric a n - Am erican males dedicated to support­ in g each other and their com m unity. Participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. “ The Round Table is a group o f 10 men who have been long-tim e friends and who share mutual social responsibility concerns for th e ir com ­ m unity,” said K e ith Jackson, O rg a n i­ zation president. “ We feel the free haircuts for y oungsters is an excellent opportunity to extend our love fo r our com m unity in a unique fashion.” The Round Table group has ob­ tained experienced barbers for the free day o f haircuts. “ There w ill be ap­ proximately 15 barbers from the local com m unity on hand to do basic cuts, trim s and even fades’ ,” said Dante Nestled in the A lb in a com m unity in Northeast Portland, is the Yaun Y o u th Care Center. The center is a tem porary shelter fo r young men who may be exposed to potential trouble. There are currently 10 youth in the fa c ility . Norm a M u lle n , Program D irector, continues to accept refer­ ra ls, but u n fo rtu n a te ly can o n ly accomodate 15 youth w ith a small staff. T h e R e s id e n tia l T re a tm e n t progaram is a 24 hour residential care fa cility fo r young men, between the ages o f 12 to 18. Y outh are referred by CSD and the Juvenile Court system. The program is hig h ly structured pro­ v id in g in d ivid u a lize d therapy, social s k ill groups, life skills groups, and specialized mental health therapies. The residential program focuses on gang affected, and peripherally in ­ volved gang youth. The youth p a rtic i­ pating in the program w ill also be e lig ib le to receive sen ices provied by jo b readiness skills, jo b placement, employee/cmployer support sen ices, in d iv id u a l and fa m ily counseling and specialized (D /A , school, etc.) pro­ grams. There is also aiso the Alberta L e arning Center w h ic h is designed to meet the educational and emotional needs o f students betw een the ages o f 12 to 17. The program ’ s emphasis is on g a ining s k ills fo r returning to the public school sy stem, credit recovery, h ig h school graduation and GEDs. Students are referred through Special Education & A lternative Education offices o f Portland Public Schools, Y aun Residential Program and other teacher In g rid W ight. “ I t ’ s a com m u­ nity effort tow ard solving problems T rained volunteers w ill begin tu­ to rin g Beach students this fall. For inform ation on how to participate in the program, please contact In g rid W ight, teacher, or M ike Verbout, p rin ­ cipal, Beach School, 280-6236. •. .. - hW-fiZ: I com m unity. > A".’.',' ", - ’S«» FINAL WEEK FOR THIS H IT MUSICAL other Yaun programs. The Gangs A lternative Program combines gang transition sen ices and youth employment programs through the M ultnom ah Juvenile Court The program provides case management se n iccs for gang youth returning to the com m unity w ho are gang involved o f a t-risk o f gang involvem ent. The comprehensive se niccs are pros id i ng Paschal, a Round Table member and one o f the p a rticipating barbers. “ We w ant our young men to w a lk away lo oking like a m illio n dollars and not have to spend any money fo r it.” The Round Table was form ed in 1991 as a form al support sy stem fo r these childhood friends w ho share one element in common-a college educa­ tion A ll members are professionals in various careers, in clu d in g banking, professional sports, sales and social w ork The group has the m ission o f pro vid in g m utual support through the exchange o f ideas, experiences and insights on personal, social and busi­ ness issues in order to collectively enhance th e ir personal, professional and c ivic development. Round Table members have hosted m otivational speakers at th e ir b i-m o n th ly meet­ in g s . O th e r a c tiv itie s in c lu d e fundraising events such as a recent dance attended by over 500 people. T h e ir long-range goal is to own an entertainment establishment in the 7 feel like nn engine f got no d rirn i wheel ! I'm not nshumed ! mithin' ^ 7 ^ w new ! I been linin' with the bines. " r sa \ TOP: Tyrone White of YAUN Center. Sits with some of the Kids s im ilia r programs throughout the state A L C is accredited through Portland Public Schools and the State o f O r­ I? >'»• W Ai ' / Spunk egon. 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