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M ay 19, 1993 » T he P ortland O bserver
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Los Angeles Educator Reveta
Franklin Bowers Elected To Walt
Disney Board Of Directors
Reveta Franklin Bowers, a Los
Angeles educator, was elected to the
board o f directors o f The Walt Disney
Company
Mrs. Bowers. 44, w ill fill the
vacancy created by the death last Feb­
ruary o f Sharon Disney Lund, Walt
Disney ’ s daughter.
Mrs. Bowers’ term runs u ntil the
annual stockholders meeting in 1996
A career educator, Mrs. Bowers has
been head o f school at the Center for
Early Education in Los Angeles since
1976 The center has an enrollment of
475 students, from pre-schoolers
through sixth grade. She holds a B A
degree in humanities from the U ni­
versity o f Southern California and an
M. A. in development psy chology from
the College for Developmental Stud­
ies
Mrs. Bowers started her educa­
tional career asa kindergarten teacher
at the L ittle Citizens School in Los
Angeles and later taught in Los Ange­
les Unified School District and at the
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College for Developmental Studies
She serves on the boards o f direc­
tors o f numerous educational organi­
zations, including the Educational
Records Bureau and the National As­
sociation o f 1 ndependent Schools, and
has served as an officer o f several
professional associations
“We are extremely pleased to have
Mrs Bowers jo in us on our board,
said Michael D , Eisner, Disney chair­
man and chief executive officer, 1
have had the opportunity to observe
her guide the growth of a fine educa­
tional facility Her understanding o f
young people and the educational pro­
cess w ill be extremely helpful We are
fortunate to have the benefit o f her
experience and knowledge."
M rs Bowers is married to Bob S
Bowers, Jr., a municipal court com­
missioner. They have two children,
Craig. 18, a freshman at the Univer­
sity o f California at Berkeley, and
Collette, 16, a high school ju n io r at
Harv ard-Westlake School.
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As a result, more awareness is focused on
the vital community development work they
The work o f the National Association lor
the Advancement of Colored People ( NA ACT),
the Opportunities Industrialization C enters
(O1C) o f America, the National Urban
League, and the United Negro College Fund
(U N C F ) is essential to the communities they
serve. That's why K J Reynolds Tobacco
Company is committed to their continued
growth. No where is this support more visi­
ble than in the R.J Reynolds Public Service
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carry out.
This is just one ol the many ways R.J.
Reynolds, in cooperation with numerous
billboard companies, is demonstrating its
longstanding commitment to African-
American progress.
A working commitment that is working
for all of us.
Billboard Program
This program makes available to these
organizations hundreds ot high visibility
locations in dozens ol cities coast to coast
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Saturday, May 22, 1993
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