(Elje September II, 2013 IN S ID E The w eekIn Review sportiani» (Obstruer This page Sponsored by: Page 3 Fred Meyer Page 2 What's on your list today?. O pinion pages 6-7 Captain Robert G to rn in a « * ,^ U w , • * « « « t u n 1„ »* » « r t C . w X 'ZX,u*a >’,9K^ »AMO Haiku# tot»u», «K . a u fu « . a. V«>ae Isianas 0« w « tA W c> «cuna,,, ut Senili Amane;« ww satlwv >(J«tfi a» (M> WasHHugtw»“ traded tttooy ut« co*4t. reac/w^ TiftSfrtcofc Bay m August ot 1 TS# Freantg mtt im native TiUaruvok went on for «1 days, unti a d.Sjpute over a cutidw ted to du» d«wv» of crewman Lopeus and tfw hasty depart*,« of the •'Lady Washington * Lopeus was the •*»•*»* p e r« » * *<»«-' X C l» » . I M f t * Ann»«.n METRO' Page 11 i l » « to w ° n ! 2 ^ / c X « ’ c ' * * * * * ir«/ t v tonto»a «‘**f « i g/z. After coming across a historical marker near Tillamook that failed to mention a significant character in Oregon's black history, Oregon Black Pioneer’s Vice Chair Gwen Carr launched a success ful mission to include that m issing part o f history on the signage. li iVM .Z"“ r - * Gwen Carr Restoring ‘Lost’ History Marker to mention first black visitor to Oregon by D onovan M. S mith T he P ortland O bserver A trip with the grandchildren became something much bigger for Gwen Carr as she cruised along High- way 101. She stopped on the side of Mmwn the road at a historical marker near Markus Lopeus, the earliest docu- Tillamook hoping the sign would mented person of African descent include a most significant piece of to set foot in Oregon, Oregon’s black history. Too her The marker told the story of dismay that story was not included. on page 4 She was searching for the story of continued INIUIAISMtNI A pages 10-17 Longtime African American families from Vancouver will gather Saturday for a reunion at Marine Park, upstream from the Interstate Bridge in Vancouver, near the site o f a former Kaiser shipyard. C lassifieds page 14 R eligion page 14 C d c b r U tin i? O \^£111(2QL1 V e r’s C alendar The second annual “Back in the Sponsors include the Vancouver Day Reunion ’ofVancouver’slong- NAACP, the First Families project time African American families is and Umpqua Bank. planned for Saturday, Sept. 14 from Basic cookout fare, water and page 15 First Families ^ ‘Back in the Day’ Reunion bP“ rev ™ g V - , - ,<