May 23, 1968 The Oregon Advance/TIMES Page9 ---Colden Brown Reports on Black Summer------------ Toe Albina Neighborhood Albina Neighborhood Council Council met Wed., May 15, is made up of members of with Colden Brown, the di- the Public Libraries, Albina rector of Black Summer, to Neighborhood Council is made discuss his program and to up of members of the Public gain extra information con- Libraries, Albina Neighcerning it organization, The borhood Improvement Com- •• • ••• • • • • • ••• • • •• • • •• •• • • •• • SALE of 400 Gallons I I ,, of S ff ERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINT DISCONTINUED COLORS Interior • Exterior Values to 9.98 per gallon $ None over ••• 77 per gallon ~t. 77c Size SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 1530 N.E. GRAND . 288-5227 PAUL'S SOUL FOOD CAFE We we are now serving the best in town at 19 N. Russell PHONE AHEAD * 282-9677 * PAUL'S SOUL FOOD CAFE INCREASED FOOT-TAPPING CLUMSY WINE-SPILLING COUGHING NOT DUE TO COLDS mittee, Oregon State Employment Service, C-CAP, League of Women Voters, Knott St. Community Center, Multnomah County Juvenile Court, Oregon Association of Club Women, Model Cities, City Bureau of Health, Visiting Nursing Assn., Salvation Army, Albina Arts Center, Maternal and Infant Care Project, Head Start, Portland Development Commission, and the Urban League, Mr. Brown explained that the program was organized to suit the needs of the voung people within Albina, These needs are not being met by other existing groups, as citizen participation within these groups is relatively slight, He explained that the program is structured to be unstructured. Several members of the audience had difficulty understanding this, They questioned Mr. Brown extensively as to the degrees held by his staff, He responded by saying that degrees in the classes to be offered in the Liberation School are impossible to ascertain. The people hired to run the school have gained d1eir information through private individual /study, Most of them are college drop-outs who have found that white college education is irrelevant to black life, The staff will function as a co-operative group with each member having as much authority as the next, Mr. Brown included, The activities for the young people will be organized but it will be left entirely up to the child as to which he will participate in, as coming to the school will be left up to the parents and child. There will be no actual recruiting of participants. Mr, Brown's program is being funded by the Portland Greater Council of Churches. Donations of equipment are coming from several large inAlameda Theatre 3000 N.E. Alberta 284-9448 ************ Two Movies: Dennis Hopper & Jody McCrea star in THE GLORY STOMPERS +++++++ WILD ANGELS ************ Fri . . Sat. 7 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Matinee 12:45 THESE ARE SOME TYPICAL REACTIONS TO AN ENTRANCE IN A SIMPLE FROCK FROM PARAPHERNALIA. ARE YOU UP TO IT? WALK PROVOCATIVELY INTO PARAPHERNALIA AND PREPARE YOURSELF FOR WHATEVER. Paraphernalia 732 S.W. WASHINGTON STREET PORTLAND, OREGON 97205 224- 5248 dustries within Portland, The staff consists of 13 members whose names were given during the meeting. Most of these people are unknown to the community. Mr. Brown stressed the fact that the staff members are just a few of area residents who possess knowledge in a subject but are unable to be productive with this knowledge because of the way our educational system is structured, Gabriel Prosser Street has not been blocked off as Mr. Brown has been unable to find a suitable house within the area that will be rented to him for the summer, This street will serve an area for children to play in with organization without having to worry about the cars, The Liberation School will also be on this block. Provisions are being made so that adequate care will be given the children involved. The age range will be from five to 15 years. Volunteers are expected to fill the small staff as 1,300 kids are expected to participate in the program, These volunteers will serve wherever they are needed, remembering to serve the needs of the children, The entire Slack Summer is to be recorded on sound color film for future reference and other film offers. 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VANCOUVER AVE. • Dancing Entertainment Jt ; FLOOR SHOW TUES. thru SUN . . Jam Session Sun. 6-9 p.m. * ......................... GRAND OPENING s LOU NG E WEEK! R . Fca111ri11g I Wed. May 1S Fashion Show !}dL~h! ~~RKIN A . During Buffet Lunches Delegate ,i T Daily 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Trio .i, .,, . s * SPECIAL BARON OF BEEF p MELLOW MONDAY U 8 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. 2629 N.E. UNION AVENUE * 288-6595
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