THE URBAN LEAG:JE O' JTLA'W
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
OFFICERS
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
Eugene L. Pfeifer
President
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
5329 N, E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288.6517
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N, E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Herbert 1. Amerson
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
Treasu ret
James Thompson, Jr.
M EMOR,A N D U M
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Paul Cook
Robert Dillard
Gerard K. Drummond
Guy Frazier
Mrs. Margaret Greene
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Edward Hawes
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
Rev. A. L. Hendeson
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
John A. Mills
Jack Radow
Carlos Rivera
Mrs. Betty Schedeen
C. Don Vann
Ex-Officlo Member
Miss Helen Holconib
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
James 0. Brooks
Director 0f Field Office
Director of
Community Services
To:
All Urban League Board Members
From:
Eugene L. Pfeifer, President
Re
January 20th Board of Director's Meeting
This is a very important meeting. There are a number
of factors which need the deliberation and counsel of
the Annual Meeting; the
the Board, some of which are:
Housing Foundation proposal; "Whose Available"; the
United Good Neighbors Budget Report and the Black Caucus.
This meeting will be held on Thursday, January 20th,
at 7:45 p.m., in the 2nd floor conference room, (room
217) of the Community Service Building, 718 West Burnside Street. Free parking available at the Chevron Station across the street.
Please cal]. the Urban League office (224-0151) and let
us know if you can attend this important meeting.
Ronald L. Martin
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L. Johnson
Field Office Secretary
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert 0. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickersor
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Thursday, January 20, 1972
AG ENDA
President Eugene L. Pfeifer presiding.
1.
Call to order
2.
Adoption of minutes as mailed.
3.
Communications and Board action.
4.
Report - Budget Committee - B. U. Pfeifer.
5.
Report - Annual Meeting Committee - C. Don Vann and Eddie
Hawes.
6.
Ieport - Public Relations Committee - Bill Hilliard.
'7.
Report - Education Committee -
8.
Report - Housing. Foundation - Carlos Revera.
9.
Report - Guild - Margaret Greene
10.
Report - Membership Committee - Executive
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD MEETING
January 20, 1972
President Pfeifer called the meeting to order at 7:45 p.m. in the 2nd
Minutes were
floor conference room of the Community Service Building.
approved as mailed.
The Executive read correspondence from Mr. Chandler, Editor of the. Bend
Bulletin, praising the selection of Mr. Vernon Jordan, Jr., as the new
Executive Director of the National Urban League; an invitation from
UGN to their annual Meeting, a memorandum from Western Regional Director, Henry Talbert,'on the forthcoming Auditing Conference in San Francisco, February 2nd, 3rd and 4th for Executive Directors and bookkeepIt was unanimously
ers and a media conference in Washington, D. C.
passed to send the Executive and bookkeepers to San Francisco and to
Mr.
accept the Washington Media Conference invitation, if so selected,
Chatman would accompany the Executive to Washington.
President Pfeifer stated that our U.G.N. Budget was deficient in the
amount of $21,000.00 which would necessitate either giving up or triming some services in the field office or raising additional monies on
our own and operating on a boot strap.
Mr.
The question arose that did we make any money on annual meetings.
Hilliard said we may be criticized for charging for admission to Mr.
Jordan's visit, Mr. Hawes asked if it were possible to have Mr. Jordan
appear on some television program, such as Crossroads, have it taped
so it would be available to all the people at no charge.
Mr. Don Vann, co-chairman of the annual meeting committee, read a list
of possible menus, together with various prices, which were available
from the Red Carpet Service caterers. It was moved and passed that
tickets would not exceed $5.00 per person, gratuities included and the
actual menu selection be left up to the committee.
The contract for
the hail at the coloseum was signed.
It will hold 300 to 500 persons,
have a head table set up f or 14 people, include a piano and public address system and include ample, free parking, Dinner is set for 7:00
p.m., and a no-host cocktail party at 6:00 p.m.
Bill Hilliard distributed copies of the new National UL organizational
chart arid announced that the Annual Report was at the printers now.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:45.
Respectfully submitted,
James Thompson, Jr.
Th9se present: Ellis Casson, Bob Di1lar
Guy Frzier, Edward Hawes,William
Hilliard, Troy Horton, Faye Lyday, John Mills, Gene Pfeifer, Don Van, Mrs.
Staff represented by: E. Shelton Hill, James Brooks and June
Geri Ward.
,
Hartley.
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404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
FIELD OFFICE
Eugene L. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1, Amerson
Ie1Ij
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
.J
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
I
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
I
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PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287.4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Marnie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
William Hilliard
M B M 0 R A N D U M
To:
Al] Urban League Board Members
From:
Euqene Lx Pfeifer, President
Re:
February 17th Board of Directorst Meeting
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G, Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
The Portland Urban League will have its Board meeting
Thursday, February 17, 1972, in Room 217, Community
Service Center, 718 West Burnside,
This will be a very important meeting as we must discuss the approved revised budget and plan ways to get
additional funds to complete the budget,
There will be reports from the Annua] Meeting committed,
the Housing Foundation comm ttec, the Membership P1anning committee, as well as other important items,
We hope all of you can he present,
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
I9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
URBAN LEAGUE OF POPTUAND
Board of Directors Meeting
February 17, 1972
AGENDA
1.
Adoption of Minutes
2,
Communications
3.
Discussion of approved budget and ways to augment
Executive
it. - President Pfeifer
4,
Peport Annual Meeting Committee - Don Vann and
Eddie Hawes
5.
ReportHousing Foundation Committee
6.
Report
7.
Peport - Membership Committee - Betty Schedeen
8.
Appointment Nominating Committee - (4 board members
and 3 from membership at large)
9.
Peport - National Urban League Trustee Meeting Bill Hilliard
10,
Jim Thompson
Education Committee
Report - Urban League Guild
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD MEETING
February 17, 1972
President Pfeifer called the meeting to order at 7:50 p.m.
utes were approved as written.
Min-
Those attending were: Herbert Amerson, Mamie Bowles, Gerard Drummond, Michael Parks (sitting in for Guy Rrazier), Eddie Hawes, Wilham Hilliard, Victor Levy, Geraldine McConnell, Eugene Pfeifer,
Jack Radow, Carhos Revera, Betty Schedeen, James Thompson, C. Don
Vann, Margaret Greene and Helen Holcomb, Staff was represented by
the Executive and June Hartley.
The Executive read a letter of resignation from Tom Current, listing frequent absences from the city and lack of time, as the basis
and regretfully
His resignation was unanimously
for his action.
accepted and the secretary was instructed to write the letter of acceptance over the President's signature. Mr. Hill also read a letter to Vernon Jordan, Jr., asking details of his itinerary on his
forthcoming trip to Oregon, in April, so that reservations and conferences, etc., could be completed.
Mr. Hill read the invitation to participate in the Kelley Loe
Mr. Hawes nominated Mrs. Clara Peoples and Mr. Revera nomawards.
inated Mr. Russell Dawson, of HUD. Mr. Dawson received the nomination and Mr. Revera promised to send additional information to the
board on Mr. Dawson to the secretary for the letter of nomination,
due before March 10th.
Member Don Vann voiced congratulations to Herb Amerson for his proThe board
motion with PNB to the rank of a department manager.
joined in.
Don Vann, Co-chairman of the Annual Meeting Committee, reported
that the Assembly Room in the Coloseum, would seat around 500 guests
but that 800 tickets had been printed, hopeful that some persons would
purchase tickets as a donation, even if they were unable to use them.
Each board member agreed to take ten or more tickets to sell and it
was agreed to mail ten to each absent member.
James Thompson reported briefly on the housing committee and Mr. Revera asked the board for a resolution of authorization for the comIt was so agreed.
mittee to delve further into the situation,
Mr. Hill, substituting for the education chairman, said the "Whose
Available" would be ready for distribution about the time school
was out.
Betty Schedeen said the membership committee was preparing letters
to be sent to groups and organizations, asking either for a group
membership in the League or 100% membership in the League by its
She said they planned to contact political, candidates for
members,
Board Meeting
F'
uary 17 ,
Page 2
1972
contributions
Mr. Amerson, chairman of the nominating committee, said they
planned to meet., prior to the next board meeting.
Bill Hilliard, member of the National Urban League Board, re
ported on his recent trip east and said Vernon Jordan, Jr,, had
stressed the need to revise the national organization and the
fact that money is a problem,
It has been suggested that the
fiscal year he changed to July to July, rather than the current
January to January basis,
It was again stressed to have 20%
of each board, be under the age of thirty.
Mr
Drummond spoke briefly on HR 620 and bussing.
Margaret Green reminded members of the Guild Ball,
Meeting adjourned,
Respectfully submitted,
/ J.mes Thompson ,
-Secretary
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404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
Eugene L. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
'Ireasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
MEMORANDUM
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
To:
All Board Members
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
From: Eugene L. Pfeifer, President
Re:
March 16th Board of Directors' Meeting
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex-Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Our regular monthly Urban League Board of Director's
meeting will be held in Room 217, Community Service
Center, 718 West Burnside at 7:45 p.m.
This our last board meeting before our Annual Meeting
please come
on April th and a very important one.
and bring a report on how your ticket sales are going.
We hope all of you can be present.
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co.Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
I9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
Board of Directors Meeting
March 16, 1972
AGENDA
1.
Adoption of Minutes as mailed
2.
Communications - Executive
3.
Nominating Committee Peport - Herbert Amerson
4,
Election of officers
5.
Annual Meeting Report - Executive
6.
Industrial Membership report - Jack Radow
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
March 16, 1972
President Pfeifer called the regular monthly board meeting to order
at 8:00 p.m. , in the second floor conference room of the Community
Service Center.
Minutes were approved as mailed.
Rev,. Henderson, James Lee, Victor L.evy,
Attending were Herbert Amerson, El4is Cas&on, Gerard Drimmond, Guy
Frazier, Mrs. Gordon Hearn, William Hilliard, Mrs. Conrad McConnell.,
Eugene Pfeifer, Jack Radow, Ret; chedeen, Margaret Greene and Helen
Holomb. Staff was represented by B, Shelton Hill and secretary, June
Hart ley.
The Executive read from an Associated Press wire, stating President
It was
Nixon's views re busing and equalizing educational. opportunity.
moved and passed that the board, as individuals, write and express their
own personal views and that the secretary he instructed to write each
senator and representative of the State of Oregon, expressing the Urban
League Board as being in opposition to Mr. Nixon's stand. Further correspondence included a letter from Mary Miller, regarding a questionaire on youth rel)resenta-tlon on local boards; letter from the Executive
Director, John Mack, of the Los Angeles Urban League re the Western
Regional Executives meeting in Phoenix on May 16th and 17th, 1972; a
memorandum from NUL stating that the Black Student Summer Program has
been discontinued since it has not been funded and the forthcoming LEAP
Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, March 21-24, 1972.
Mr. Herbert Amerson, chairman of the nominating committee, reported
the following nominations for hoard officers:
president - Herbert Amerson
Vice President - John Mills
Vice President - James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary - Mrs. Geraldine McConnell
Treasurer - Alfred Gleason
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Members-at-large: Geri Ward and Paul Cook
All nominations were unanimously accepted and the secretary was instructed to notify same by mail, of their election,
Nominations for new members of the board, replacing those retired, or
expired terms, are as follows: Mr. John Saizer, Mr. Charles Luebbert,
Mr. Harold Williams, Mr. James Griffin, Mrs. Dael1 Johnson. These
The secare to be voted upon at the annual meeting on April 6, 1972.
retary was instructed to noti.fy same by mail.
The Executive gave the Annual Meeting report.
that all introductions, etc., be limited.
Mr. Hilliard requested
Jack Radow reported that the Industrial Membership Committee would meet
April 5th and report hack to the board.
Mr. Hilliard gave a brief report, as a NUL. Trustee, on the National Board
Meeting. He requested, and was given, a sound round of applause for the
excellent. leadersiip of Mr. Gene Pfeifer, upon his retirement as president.
Jack Radow reported that the Industrial Membership Committee would meet
April 5th and report back to the boa.
Mr. Hilliard gave a brief report, as a
NUL Trustee, on the National Board
He requested, and was given, a sound round of applause for the
Meeting.
exceiieiL ieadersiip of Mr. Gene Pfeifer, upon his retirement as president.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:05 p.m.
ResPectfullY
hmitted
;Jmes Thompson, Jr.
Lscretary of the Bo(rd
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OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
T11r UA LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N.E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288.6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287.4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred
M1 Gleason
Treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
MEMORANDUM
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C, S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
To:
Board of Directors, Portland Urban League
From: Herbert Amerson, president of the Board
Re:
Monthly Meeting - April 20, 1972
Date: April 13, 1972
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. 1. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
This is a very important meeting - new officers
will be seated, report on the Annual Meeting, evaluation of the meeting and suggestions for future
meetings, adoption of the National UL Terms of Affiliation and a number of other factors which need,
the deliberation and counsel of the board.
This meeting will be held on Thursday, April 20, 1972,
7:45 p.m., in room 217 (2nd floor conference room) 'of
the Community Service Center, 718 West BurnSide. Free
parking is available at the Chevron station across the
street.
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
please call the Urban League office (224-0151) and
let us know if you can attend this important meeting.
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L. Johnson
Field Office Manager
p.s. - please bring in reports, money and
unsold tickets to the annual meeting.
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD OF' DIRECTORS
April 20, 1Q72
AGENDA
1.
Adoption of Minutes
2.
Introduction of new Board Members
(Please check your listing on our new roster)
3.
Communication and Action - Executive
4.
Annual Meeting Report - Co-chairman Eddie Hawes
(ask for tickets, money, etc.)
5.
Evaluation of Annual Meeting and sugnestions for future meetings.
6.
NUL Terms of AffiLiation
7.
Election of Delegate and Alternate to NTJL Conference in St. Louis,
July 30-August 3rd, 1972.
8.
Priorities for 1973 - Appoint Committee
9.
Home Town Plan (Affirmative Action Plan) - Appoint representative
10.
Annual Budget - Appoint Committee
11.
possible new project - U.S. Highway Dept.
12.
CPA Audit of UL and Projects Star & Outreach.
13.
Reports of Projects
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a - Project OUTREACH ..... Charles Ganter, Director
b - Project STAR ......... Nathan Nickerson
14.
Guild Report - Margaret Greene
15.
Other business
16.
Adjournment
.AND
URBAN LEAGUE OF P0
Board of Directors Meeting
April 20, 1972
President Amerson called the regular monthly meeting together at 7:50
p.m. in the 2nd floor conference room of the Community Service Center.
There were four new board members present and each member introduced
After a comment by Mr. Casson, stating he felt he should have
himself.
been consulted before a new member at large was chosen to replace him,
minutes were approved as mailed.
In attendance were: Herbert Amerson, Mrs. Mamie Bowles, Ellis Casson,
Paul Cook, Robert Dillard, Gerard Drummond, Alfred Gleason, James Griffith, Troy Horton, Jim Lee, Charles Luebbert, Mrs. Faye Lyday, Mrs. Geraldine McConnell, John Mills, Carlos Revera, Jim Thompson, Mrs. Geri
Ward, John Salzer and Mrs. Margaret Greene, Staff was represented by
the Executive, Nathan Nickerson, Charles Ganter and June Hartley.
The Executive read the following communications: A Proclamation from
Mayor Schrunk, proclaiming April as Fair Housing Month; A NUL request
for nominations for NUL Trustee (must pay own travel & expenses), which
was turned over to the Nominating Committee; A memorandum regarding
a representative on the Administration Committee under the Home Town
Plan (the Executive was elected to this non-paying position); A letter
from Jim Brooks, Field Office Director, requesting the month of May for
sick leave, which the Board agreed to extend; Memorandum from UGN announcing April 28, 1972 as the deadline for our Spring Budget Presentation and various congratulatory letters on the April 6th Annual Meeting.
The Board of Directors elected President Herbert Amerson to attend the
Annual Delegate Assembly of the Urban League in St. Louis, Missouri on
August 2, 1972, during the National Urban League Conference. Mrs.Faye
Lyday was elected Alternate.
Co-Chairman Eddie Hawes reported that Annual Meeting Committee deserved
everyone's thanks for a job well done. Five hundred twenty-two dinners
were served at a cost of $2218.50 and $221.85 for gratuities. Members
agreed that future meetings be flexible, depending on the available
speaker.
Due to the length of the agenda, it was agreed to ask Mr. Ganter and
Mr. Nickerson to make their project reports at the next two meetings,
rather than tonight.
Jim Lee invited all members to the NAACP Membership kick-off and urged
them to become members as well.
There was no Guild Report as President Margaret Greene was in Los Angeles attending a regional meeting.
The Priorities Committee, consisting of Eddie Hawes, Carlos Pivera, Jim
Griffin, Mrs. Mamie Bowles and Charles Luebbert agreed to meet prior to
the May 1st deadline for the program priorities report to NUL.
Meeting adjourned 9:35 p.m.
GM/j
Respectfully submitted,
Geraldine McConnell, Secretary
SPORT TO URBAN LEAGUE BOARD
April 20, 1972
Proj cob STAR A ctivi Lies
Project STAR continues to work with ninety-siic (96) families who are
contacted at least once every two weeks to deteniiine their needs and
how we cah improve the' delivery of services to them.
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fe average thirty to forty referrals a month to all kinds ol agencies
tiiat service a variety of needs such as Welfare, Housing Authority
of Porbiand, the Oregon State Multi-Service Center, Sheltered Workshops, ftc Oregon Nm Lti-Uthcipline Clinic, Divis Lon of Vocn tLonai
cha I) iLl in Li on,
ftc Urban League of Porbinrid , Vamily Counseling
cv Lee
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1uI1.tnoinu ii A esoc l.a Lion .L'or koth rdod ChAd roe
We use po toonal con to eta wi Lh blie workers in agencies and programs so
tlia L our fainij.ies can receive the service and also learn to use the
proper tochnques to help themselves in contacting agencies and to learn
the necessary procedures to receive service after STAR is gone.
The workers give counseling to both parents and children and participate as advocates lor the family in discussions with agencies or institutions in matters such as suspension Irii schol * in securing needed
services. ie are attempting to make the parents more self sufficient
this project year and are helping in the organizing of a STAR Parent
Association which will be able to effectively pursue the interests of
their families and retardate members by doing such things as applying
for mdcl Cities funds.
Staff conducts a hygiene class for girls in our families where they are
taught oroper health habits. STAR has successfully worked with Lhe
Pork bureau to provide recreation at Matb Dishmn Center and helps to
supervise the program.
Pc psrtic:ipated in the Family Counseling Service workshops on advocacy
for clients. Last month we had a neeting with Jialen Manser, of the
Natonal Project SfAR staff to bring us up to date with the plans for
the project on a. NotLonal haste for the third and final year. These
National plans will inlcude a Federal and Local Resources Seminar where
nabional and local staff will interact with afencies which do serve and
which should serve our population.
Our immediate local concerns include a program which is involving forty
to fifty people who are interested in some type of p'ogram to test for
himli levels 0± -Lead in children and in houses.
Lead poisoning can lead
to mental retardaton and to death. Many agencies are involved in
working with STAR to determine whether or not a community effort con
bring forth a testing program , agencies involved include Kaiser
roj(lcL
[AI A:ivtios
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Comprehensive Health Services Project, The Multnomah County Board of
Health, The University of Oregon Medical School, tl Housing Authority
of Portland, Model Cities, Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee,
'1etropolitan Youth Commission, the Albina Action Center, Li-C Information
and Heferral, Emanuel Hospital, Medical Committee for Human kights, and
Uhe ieople' iree iealth Clinic.
We Invc 'hrLod In enli rolling bo 1et ca ipahips br boLh rebidont
en rip a ii day en rap for oar tamilios
Wo
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popOsnl W Ui tho help ui the Urban League before Lhu
/2 eonurLLL1oo to provide roorea tior and culLure acLLvi tLos Jot'
our youL}w, Luclusive Of such UlinEs as visits to the zoo, bail games,
museums and the Lrout farms,
Mis. Lucille Love, a client of Project STAR, has been elected to the
Natonai idvisory Committee of Project STAR.
Irs. Annie Huginnie will present a review of the hgiene program and
its implications to the National Social Workers Convention in May in
Chicago. Mrs. tiuginnie is our newest Social Worker.
We are now awaiting approval and funding from H.E.W. for our third and
final year. 'iTü have applied to Model Cities for thu local share funds
buL as yet have received no firm commitment.
Submitted by
f'
Iathan W Nickerson
Project STAR Director
/
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1972-73
Revised:
5/4/72
OFFICERS
Herbert L. Amerson - President
John A.. Mills - Vice President
James Thompson, Jr. - Vice President
Alfred N. Gleason - Treasurer
Mrs. Conrad McConnell - Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward - Member at Large
Mr. Paul Cook - Member at Large
Amerson, Herbert L.
1900 S. W. 4th Avenue, Rm. 309, 01 (W)*
2606 N. E. 9th Avenue, 3.2 (h)
226-8950
284-6425
Bowles, Mrs. Mamie
1343 N. B. 9th Avenue, 32 (w)*
4066 N. Gantenbein Avenue, 27 (h)
287-1239
282-3489
Casson, Ellis
222 S. W. Morrison, 04 (w)*
7126 N. Vancouver Avenue, 17 (h)
221-2067
Unlisted
Cook, Paul
1st Ntl. Bank, P.O. Box 3131, 08 (w)*
1932 N. B. Stanton, 12 (h)
225-2236
287-0268
Dillard, Robert
Main Post Office (w)
10116 N.E. Thompson, 20 .(h)*
221-3501
252-2282
Drummond, Gerard K.
1400 Public Service Bldg., 04 (w)*
Rte. 1, Box 525A, West Linn, Oreg. 97068 (h)
224-3920
638-5994
Frazier, Guy
Tektronix, P. 0. Box 500, Beaverton 97005(w)*644_0161
7855 S.W. Ruby Terrace, 19 (h)
246-6331
Gleason, Alfred N.
1500 Public Service Bldg., 04 (w)* ext. 717
17351 S.W, Canyon Dr.,, Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
226-7411
6136 N. B. 18th Avenue, 11 (h)*
288-9875
Griffin, James
Haley, Father Joseph (C.S.C.) U of 1',
5000 N. Willamette Blvd., 03 *
286-7367
Hawes, Edward
641 S. B. Peacock Lane, 14 (h)*
232-8948
Hearn, Mrs. Gordon
3340 S.W. Fairmount Blvd., 01 (h)*
228-2934
Henderson, Rev. A. Lee
5828 N. B. 8th Avenue, 11 (w)*
2737 N. B. 10th Avenue, 12 (h)
288-5429
282-0067
Horton, Troy
1151 S. W. Vermont, 19 (w)
1226 S.W. Cheltenham, 01 (h)*
246-3311
246-2258
Johnson, Mrs. Darrell
P.O. Box 1491, 07 (w)
220 N. Humboldt, #12, 17 (h)*
2882818
229-4815
U. L. Board List 5/72
Lee, James
609 N. B. Simpson, 11 (h)*
287-6425
Levy, Victor
1400 S. W. 5th Ave., Rm. 555, 01 (w)*
8900 S.W. Caroline Drive, 25 (h)
229-5902
292-0521
Luebbert, Charles
P.O. Box 3849, 08 (w)*
3027 N. B. 23rd Avenue, 12 (h)
224-6350
284-7320
Lyday, Mrs. Faye
5329 N B. Union Ave., Rm. 217, 11 (w)*
4057 N.E. 7th Avenue, 12 (Li)
288-8261
282-1418
McConnell, Mrs. Conrad
3640 N. Winchell, 17 (h)*
Crestview Convalescent Home 6350 N. B. 30th Avenue, 11 (w)
289-7976
244-7533
Manley, James
27_0466
201 S. W. Arthur, #314, 01 (w)*
4409 N.E. 86th Avenue, 20 (h)
253-6669
U.S. F1t1. Bank, P.O. Box 4412, 08 (w)*
1005 S. W. Myrtle Drive, 01 (h)
25-611l
Pfeifer, Eugene L,
421 S.W. Oak, Rm. 606, 04 (w)*
2626 S.W. Park Rd., Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
226-5162
636-5155
Radow, Jack
Lipman & Wolfe, P.O. Box 1070, 07(w)*ext. 522 228-8111
920 S.W. Atwater Road, Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
636-6551
Mills, John A.
227-5824
Rivera, Carlos
4422 SE. Brooklyn, 06 (h)*
775-0853
Saizer, John H.
421 S.W. Oak, #508, 04 (w)*
12295 S.W. Douglas St., 25 (h)
227-2125
643-2496
Schedeen, Mrs. Betty
2324 S.E. 122nd Ave., 33 (w)*
1612 W. Division, Gresham, Ore. 97030 (h)
255-1790
665-4730
Thompson, Jr.; James A.
103 N. Ivy, 27 (P.O. Box 12165, 07)(w)*
7210 S.W. Brier Place, 19 (h)
287-ll14
Vann, C. ton
5211 N. Williams Avenue, 17 (w)*
284-2210
281-2836
Ward, Mrs. Geri
721 S. W. Broadway, 05 (w)
6225 N. B. 42nd Avenue, 18 (h)*
228-8422
281-5209
Williams, Harold
2611 N. B. Union, 12 (w)
6204 N. B. 11th Avenue, 11 (h)
229-3864
287-6607
3139 N. W. Industrial, 10 (w)
2923 N.E. 8th Avenue, 12 (h)*
223-1153
287-3519
6408 N. E. 4th Plain Blvd., Vancouver,
Washington 98661 (h)*
693-8284
GUILD MEMBER
Mrs. Margaret Greene
EX-OFPICIO MEMBER
Miss Helen Holcomb
2465358
NUt. TRUSTEE
William Hilliard
YOUTH COMMUNITY MEMBER
TBA
1320 SW. Broadway, 0]. (w)*
2315 N. W. Aspen, 10 (h)
city desk 226-2121
2222057
March 1, 1972 - February 28, 1973
hTAh Project .year
Total Project costs
98,198.00
hare
/6,60Q,00
Federal
21,598.00
Applicant share
or the 3LAR
unds provided the local share
Coda! CiLiun
pojooL yeni' o
Mnrch 1, 19(1 through
ebruary 29, 19(2.
Model Cities has asked tue t STAR be considered and approved
lor an allocation amounting to
ll,235,0O for the Model
City Action Year commencing June 16, 1972.
The Model City
staff has indicated that because of their own budgetary
prob1ems
th
allocation from Model Cities can not be in-
ccoased,
Projeot STAR has applied for funds that were allocated to
other a;encies and were not spent during the Model City
Second Acti4n Year of June 16, 1971 through June 15, 1972.
Mr. Charles Jordan has irdicatod that te necessary audit
indtcating
ny such "unexpended" funds will not be completed
until after June 15, 1972.
He furthar states there can be
no promises made althbugh he anticipates some unexpended
funds will be discovered which STAR
receve priority
lor using.
This situation leaves Project STAR with a governtnt contract
under which the Urhan League is the prinry grantee with an
approved budget from H.E.W. which includes a
share,
21,5980O local
0
2
The anticipated
unds £rom Model City i
will leave the project
the amout ol
lO,363 short of the
11, 23
'1oca1" share .tunds
h.E.W. guidelines for projct operaand unable to cociply with
to obtain the 1oaJ. share
tion 3incO the project is supposed
n ot d r
Lo noo
budget line items,
PiO h vii uoou UI1SUCCOI3S
ior
Lul in pursuing other resour ces
boil haro Iunds.
Submitted by
Nathdn k. Nickerbon
Project i)irctor
May 1?, 1972
¼
B
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
Vice President
1E U2N LAUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E, UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287.4181
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M.Gleason
Treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamle Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
MEMORANDUM:
To:
Members of the Board of Directors
From: Herbert L. Amerson, President of the Board
Re:
May 18th, 1972 Meeting
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
This is a very important meeting.
We have a number of
factors which need the deliberation and counsel of the
Board. Nathan Nickerson, Director of UL Project STAR,
will bring us up to date on that project. Reports on
the Western Regional Executive Directors' Council and
the National Urban League Trustee Meeting in Phoenix,
Arizona, will be presented, along with our regular &tanding committees reports.
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
This meeting will be held on Thursday, May 18th, at
7:45 p.m., in the 2nd floor conference room of the Community Service Center, 718 West Burnside. You can park
free in the Chevron Station lot across the street,
-
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Please call the Urban League office (224_0l51) and let
us know if' you can attend this meeting.
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
i9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
..
LBL1 LPGJ tF PTLAf1fl
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
OFFICERS
Eugene L. Pfeifer
president
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
Herbert L. Amerson
Vice President
71.8 WEST BURNSIDE
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
5329 N. B. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 9721)
288.4517
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. Bc UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4)81
Thomas Current
Vice President
AlfredM. Gleason
Treasurer
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
Jamps Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
MemberatLarge
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
May 18) 1972
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
Adoption of Minutes as mailed
2.
Communications - B. Shelton Hill
3.
Financial Responsibilities - Executive
4.
Administrative Recovery Costs - Executive
5.
Planning Conference - Phoenix - Executive
(submit 3 names - require 2 signatures)
6.
Priorities Report - Eddie Hawes
7.
Annual Meeting Report - Eddie Hawes
8.
Project STAR Report - Its progress and problems
Nathan W. Nickerson, Project Director
9.
Prooram Planning Committee appointments - President
Amerson
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
JamesLee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs.FayeLyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
..
Mchael J.Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C.DonVann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex-Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
F. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Directorof
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
10.
Possible new project
Program Assistant
11.
Guild Report - Margaret Greene
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
12.
Other Business
13 .
Adjournment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Executive
Youth Incentives
Mrs.GertrudeM.Rae
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co.Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
ESH j h
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNI
IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD MEETING
May 18, 1972
President Herbert Amerson called the Board of Directors to order at
7:45 p.m. in room 217 of the Community Service Building. Minutes of
In attendance were: Herbert
the prior meeting wete approved as mailed.
Amerson, Paul Cook, Alfred Gleason, James Griffin, Edward HaweS, Jim
Lee, Mrs. Geraldine McConnell, John Mills, John Saizer and Mrs. Betty
Schedeen. Staff was represented by the Executive and June Hartley.
The Executive read the following correspondence: An invitation to watch
the election returns with the Luebbert for Senator Committee on the evening of May 23rd; an apology from new board member, Mrs. Darrell Johnson, saying she had a work conflict with the last two board meetings
a request from the
but was very interested in serving on the board;
Schools for the City :ommittee to submit a statement of support for the
Tax Base Measure on May 23rd; a memorandum from UGN stating that the
Spring Budget Panel, Sub-Committee B, will meet with the Urban League
from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. on June 1, l972and a letter from Mr. Duane
Rivera of the Tacoma Urban League, requesting information on Project
Star.
The Executive spoke briefly on the meetings in Phoenix, May 14 - 16th,
of the Western Region Council of Executive Directors and Planning Conference, where 1973 Program Priorities, Statements of Concern, Terms of AfIt was decided that
filiation, Agency budgets, etc., were discussed.
project checks be signed by "any two of three or more signers" and that
Project Star needed only a new bank card (since they already had three
names listed but only required one signature) and Project Outreach would
need a third signer and new bank card. The President appointed Eddie
Hawes to act as a third signature.
Mr. Hawes and the Executive reported on the Questionnaire on Local'&
The committee compiled material gathered at meetNational Priorities.
ings on April 6, 26 and May 4, 1972. A copy of this report will be mailed
to each member, per Mr. James.Griffin's request.
Mr. Nathan Nickerson, Project Director of Star, reported on their activities progress'and problems (copies attached). A question and answer
period followed.
The Executive told the board of another possiblity of a highway project
and asked that a project committee be appointed to study forthcoming proposals and report back to the board.
President Amerson asked for suggestions from the board as to what each
one would like to see the board accomplish. A questionaire will be included in the next mailing. The Executive suggested appointment of a
planning committee.
Meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
fully submitted,
ldine McConnell
Secretary
e r
IjI&'1
Ie-jUj
:7
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
FIELD OFFICE
200 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
sI
718 WEST BURNSIDE
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
I WII']
1.1
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M Gleason
Treasurer
MEMORANDUM
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
To:
All Urban League Board Members
From: Herbert L. Amerson, President
Re:
June 15, 1972 Board of Directors Meeting
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
This will be our last board meeting until September.
We usually do not meet during July and
August which are vacation periods for many of
our members. The Executive Committee may be called for meetings at any time the occasion demands
during these months.
It is imperative that we have good attendance at
this meeting as the agency has some very pressing'
problems which require board action, as well as
plans to make for the summer months. There are
special appointments to be made, such as the plan-'
ning committee and the project committee.
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
We urge your attendance at 7:45 p.m., room 217 of
please call the
the Community Service Building.
Urban League office (224-0151) and let us know if
you can attend.
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1, Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
HA / j
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
l9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
B
r
iI 11 b
4X1UI
UJ
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
OFFICERS
Eugene L. Pfeifer
President
PROJECT STAR
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
5329 N. F, UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
Herbert 1. Amerson
718 WEST BURNSIDE
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
5329 N, E. UNION
5329 N. E UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M Gleason
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
June 15, 1972
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
AGENDA
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
1.
Call to order
President Herbert Amerson
a.
Adoption of minutes as mailed
2.
Communications - B. Shelton Hill
3.
Local Share for Project Star
4.
Education Committee Report - Vernon V. Chatman
5.
Administrative Costs
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex-Officlo Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
a.
Appointrrient of committee
6.
Report on Health Conference, San Francisco
7.
National Urban League Conference
8.
Signatures on Bank Cards for Star
9.
Appointment of Program and Planning Committee
STAFF
F, Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
10.
Appointment of Future Project Committee
11.
Guild Report - Margaret Greene
12.
City-County Ombudsman
13.
Other
14.
Adjournment
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co.Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
I9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
Executive
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND, INC.
Board of Directors Meeting
June 15, 1972
In the absence of President Amerson, Vice President James Thompson,
Jr., called the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors
to order at 7:55 p.m., in the second floor conference room of the
Community Service Center. Minutes were approved as mailed.
Directors in attendance were: Gerard Drummond, Edward Hawes, Mrs.
Evelyn Hearn, Mrs. Darrell Johnson, James Lee, Victor Levy, Mrs. Geri
McConnell, Jack Padow, Carlos Rivera, John Salzer, Mrs. Betty Schedeen, James Thompson, Jr., Don Vann, Mrs. Geri Ward and Harold Williams,
Staff was represented by the Executive, Nathan Nickerson,
Vernon Chatman and June Hartley.
The Executive read: (1) A request from staff member, James Brooks,
requesting educational release time, nine hours a week for four
weeks.
It was so granted.
(2) Letter from Mayor-Elect Neil Goldschmidt, replying to Mr. Hill's suggestion that a qualified person,
of a minority group, be considered to fill the council vacancy. He
stated that it was the time to consider a well qualified Negro person and would appreciate any suggestions.
Mr. Drummond suggested
that the Board give some concrete answers and names. Mr. Rivera moved
that the Board write a letter to the council, asking that a member
of the minority group be selected to fill the post and another letter
be directed to the general membership, asking that they use their contacts, etc., to urge the council to appoint such a person of a minority group.
It was so passed.
(3.) Memorandum from National, requesting all Executive Directors to arrive at the National Conference two
days early for a pre-conference planning session.
Two Board Members, elected at the April 6th meeting but who had been
unable to attend earlier hoard meetings, Mrs. Darrell Johnson and
Mr. Harold Williams, introduced themselves.
To solve the $10,363.00 deficiency
Mills and Paul Cook were appointed
two board members each from Family
Association for Retarded Children,
in the Star budget, members John
by President Amerson, to meet with
Counseling Service and Multnomah
to figure out a way to raise the
money.
Vernon Chatman, Director of Education and Youth Incentives reported
on his Pace Relations Group, organized between Rex Putman and Grant
High Schools, to promote meaningful relationships between a 95% white
and 100% Black group on personal, social and educational levels. He
added that a program was underway to recruit minority students for
the National Banking Institute on a work/scholarship basis.
Mrs. Darrell Johnson, John Salzer and Carlos Rivera volunteered to
serve on the Program and Planning Committee, to meet and discuss possible programs and to present them to the Board in September.
Margaret Greene, President of the Guild, announced that she would
represent the Portland Chapter at the National Conference in St.
Louis.
The Guild also presented the League with a check for $200.00
as their donation.
The Executive read a letter from the Metropolitan Human Relations
Committee, over the signature of James Jackson, asking endorsement,
all or in principle, of the move to elect an Ombudsman for the local
government. Mr. Vann moved that since there was not sufficient time
to study the report in depth, the matter be tabled until the September
21st Board Meeting.
The motion passed.
Carlos Rivera spoke of Cesar Chavez and the Lettuce Boycott, and
asked the Board to go on record as supporting the United Farm Workers
Union and its aims, and -to ask friends to join them in the following:
1.
Support Cesar Chavez and the UFW Boycott of head lettuce.
2,
Not buy head lettuce in stores and not eat head lettuce until
such a time as the United Farm Workers reach a just settlement
with agri.business representatives.
Mr. Rivera introduced Mr. Wally Priestly, a visitor,
ther on the lettuce boycott.
who spoke fur-
After a lengthy discussion, Mr. Thompson suggested that we table
the matter until further information was received from the Regidnal
Office.
Meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Geraldine McConnell, Secretary
GM:jh
SUMMARY
Based on the above, the report recommends that:
2
Changes be made in the Agreement establishing the Human Rela
'ionsto accommodate the Ombudsman position,
(Nine specific
changes relating to the Ombudsman's authority, focus, respon
sibility to citizens and government, powers and reporting re
quireinents are contained in the reports)
AGENDA
Executive Committee
of
Urban League of Portland
August 23, 1972
12:30 p.m.
1,
Report of Administrative Cost Research
by B. Shelton Hill
2,
Recommendation and Discussion by Committee
3,
Bank Signature
4,
Mock Budget Presentation to
U,GONQ Loaned Executives
8:30 a,m, to 10:00 a,m, on September 6, 1972
Will use last budget figures for orientation of new loaned
executives,
5,
Plans for STAR Local Share
by John Mills
URBAN LEAGUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
September 21, 1972
AGE NDA
10
Adoption of Minutes.
2,
Communication
3,
Discussion and Board
Action0
a,
Road Builders Service
h.
Board Authorization to siqn legal documents
Reports from Delegates to NUL Conference,
a,
Board Delegate
President Herbert Amerson
h,
Guild Delegate
Mrs. Margaret Greene
4
Report and Discussion on Women's Forum and
Betty Schedeen
5,
Report and Discussion
Education Committee
6
Report and Discussion
Planning Committee
7,
Appointment of Committees.
a,
Personnel Policies Revision
h,
Constitution and ByLaws Revision
U,L0
Jewelry
Mrs,
Vernon Chatman,
John Saizer,
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T1 UA] LZGUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
Eugene L Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
5329 N. E. UNION
288-6361
287.4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
Treasurer
September 22, 1972
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
CONSTITUTION & BY LAWS COMMITTEE
TELEPHONE NUN BESS
RESIDENCE
WORK
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Reverend Lee Henderson, Chairman
288-5429
282-0067
Eugene L. Pfeifer
226-5162
636-5155
Geraldine McConnell
244-7533
289-7976
Father Joseph Haley
286-7367
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co.Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
I
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'MiV
4IeiII
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert L. Amerson
FIELD OFFICE
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNISIDE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
d WI 'IJ
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5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287.4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
September 22, 1972
Alfred M Gleason
Treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
PERSONNEL POLICIES COMMITTEE
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
Charles Luebbert, Chairman
Telephones:
Home
Work
224-6350
284-7320
Jack Radow
228-8111, ex 522 636-6551
John Saizer
22 '7-2125
643-2496
284-7722
287-6425
229-3864
287-6607
James Lee
(NAACP)
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Harold Williams
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex-Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
B
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I11i1pui
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till
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
Herbert L, Amerson
Ij
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
.I
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. Ec UNION
I J
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287.4181
Vice President
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
ireasurer
Jtmes Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
MEMORANDUM
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
To:
Members of the Urban League Board of Directors
From: Herbert Amerson, president of the Board
Re:
Board Meeting Postponement
Date: October 12, 1972
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G, Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex-Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton 14111
Executive Director
The regular monthly Board of Directors Meeting on
the third Thursday of each month (October 19th) has
been postponed one week, October 26th, 7:45 p.m. , in
the 2nd floor conference room, Room 217, of the Community Service Center, 718 West Burnside, There has
been a death in the family of the Executive Director.
which necessitates his flying ast to appear in court
in Tulso, Oklahoma.
You will receive a telephone call about the meeting
a day or two before the 26th.
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
l9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
B
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1, Amerson
Vice President
TM
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. 8. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 N. 8. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
October 13, 1972
MEMOIR ANDUM
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. 7. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
TO:
OM:
All Board Members
Herbert L, Amersorl, Board President
Disregard the postponement notice of the Board meeting
as being transferred from October 19 to October 26, The
Executive will he here on October 19, and we will hold
our regular meeting at the regular time (7:45 pm0) in.
room 217 of the Community Service Center ( 718 West Burn
side),
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
This is a very important meeting, so please be present
Please return the enclosed card imrnediately
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma L. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
"a
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNI1Y IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
REGULAR MONTHLY MEErING
URBAN LEIGUE OF PORTLAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thursday, October 19, 1972
AGENDA
'1.
Adoption of Minutes
2.
Conwiuncat1ons
3,
Road Builders Service and Staff Changes
.....,,...........,,.,, E. Shelton Hill
Recent Mass Media Interpretation
,
Interim Report of Committee on Constitution and By-Laws
Rev, A. L.. Hcn4erson
(
.6.
E
/.
oard Vacancies
President Amerson
7.
Guild Report
Margaret Greene
8,
Program Planning, etc.
.
President Amerson
JH RAN
lttG[ Itt ()}' PORTI A ND,
T NC
Hoard of Di rectors Meet i ncj
Ocioher. t, :1972
The rogiil ar month I y moe 1 no of the Urban League of Greater Poir t 1 arid Board of Di rcot
i ri I lie Second Ifloo r Conference Poom c) I the Corn
ors was called o order at 8 00 P ,m
nu los were app r ov
inuni ly 5cr vi ce Center 7 18 Wesi: Rn rnsi do In' President Arne rson
en as rnai I en]
Direct ors n al tondance We to
llerbc'r I Ainerson, Pa I her Joseph i-ta] ey , Edward Hawes
James Lee, Vi clor Levy, John MJ 1 is, Jack Padow, Cabs Ri vera, John Saizer, James
Jiarol d Wi] 1 jams , and Mrs Margaret Greene, Staff was represented by
Thompson, Jr
It
She 1 tori
I-Ill
and Mi ss Panic 1 a Howard.
Several letters of communication were read by the ttxeentive, among whi oh was a 1 et
tet from Gus Lange of Uni ted Good Neighbors, stating that the Pal ] budge I. hearing for
the Urban League i s to be ho] d Tuesday, Noveinbet 28, 1972, before I he UGN budget Pan-
The Executive stated that resumes on all Board members were sent to Henry Talbert in
the Western Recji onal Off cc, The i.nforma ii on i nd unled on each member was name, Board
posi lion, work address and tel ephone number, home address and telephone number and
occiipa ti on, A copy of the resume ii st was gi. von to each board member present and cop
i us wil I he ynai led to members not in attendance,
lowi ag thi c, di scussion was he I.d regarding what National Urban League can do for
The Ttxecu'ti ye poi n ted oiii that the Nat ona I Urban League i s hel pi no
lie gave as examples
the conuininity in terms of n('(JotJ ations a t the Na I. onal level
roject Outreach, Project Star and the Road Rul iders Service Program, The Executive
pointed on 1: that Vernon Jordoii, Executive Dir ector of NUL, :i s interested in knowi rig
what new areas NIL can beorne invol ved in,
Ito
our coinmuni ty
President Amer son stated I hat this concern was brought out at the National 1972 Con
ference in St Louis, Missouri, July 30Auqust 2, He said suggested possihi 1 iii es
di scussed at the Conference i nciuded , in part, audits conducted by the Nati orial' Dr
han League, use of Adnii.n i strati ye Cost and assistance to the local Leagues from NUI
i ii any area where expert iso is needed,
Pather haley pointed out a need to bring people together in the commune I v and t1iroiiçjh'
out the nation because i I. appears that people are spli ute ii ng rather I:han becorni rig
closer, President Arnerson said possible ways of bringing people closer together wore
also considered at the National Conference,
Mr. Hawes wan ted to know if any action had been taken on the proposed cuts in a ll.oca
tions to the 4Cs Day Care Program, The E,cerii tive pointed out that the Urban League
wanted to do all it could to stop the proposed cuts, hut the cuts in the budget Will
Mr. Mills raised a question as to whether or not the Urban Lea
he made nevertheless
gue is able to lobby. The Executive saint the Urban League per se is unable to lobby,
but that an interested group woub d be eligible to do so, Mr. Hawes suggested id t:ers
he sent out regarding the proposed cuts, The Executive said he would, through a uews
letter, call, attention to -the entire membership of the Urban League, regarding this
sil uation arid ask each member to contact people. Other suggestions discussed were:
establishing a fact.finding committee to investigate the 1Cs Day Care situation and
ending strategy letters to key people i iwo] ved in the proposed budget cuts, Presi d
orit Amerson appoi ii'ted a comrni ttee consisting of Edward Hawes , chai rman, Carl os P i vera
and Harold Wi b hams, to i rivestigate the 4Cs Day Care si.tuation The cornflhi thee was
g yen the author I I.y to draft a letter and will report back at the next Board meet i nd,
'nard minul es/ 101 972
page 2
Next on the agenda was the Road Rul [ders Service Program, Background on the new
Urban League redcral project was gi yen by the Execu ti ye and the Di rector of the Pro
gram, George Rank ns Was introduced to the Board It was explained by the hixecu tive
that the Urban League had attempted to rent office space in the Communi ty Servi ce Cen
tot and also the Walnut Park Building for the new project, hut was unable to locate
sati s factory space, and later estahi I shed an oFfice in the Nero Jndur tr iec Bul J.di ng
located at U525 N,
union, The EXcCUt1VC explal ned that the new project had two
staff persons: a Director and a Secre tary/Bookkeepe r, Mrs Juno hart .1 ey, former Sec
rotary to he Executive and Bookkeeper, has been hired as Secretary/Bookkeeper for
the new prect, RepJ acing her as Secretary to the Executive and Bookkeeper i s M1 ss
t'ame ha Howard. At present , \f:plicati ons are hol no taken to 113 t the posi
forniei''
ly held by Miss Howard, that of Membership Secretary and Receptionist,
ii was explained by the Executi ye that Mr. Ranki ns had attended an or enta lion session
1
1:1 011
i n Los Angc' I es the second week in October and from 1\Joveinhet S to NOVC1TIbCT 0, he won 1(1
attend a Eta If Devei opncn t Program in Bear Mono tal n, New York, at the expense of the
Department of Labor through the National Urban League,
At this time, Mr , Ranici or addressed the Board.
The Executive told members of the Board that Harold WI 111 arms ar ranged a 3Orni nute te
tr'vi ron program on KGW to in ter1iret the Urban League programs and explain the "Black
['o teriti a I " publication The program was tel evised twice
lie also informed the Board that, in two weeks, the Oregoni an will have, in the Sunday
paper, a pictorial page devoted to the Urban League, with ties to United Good Neighbors.
The i ntevi in report of the Commi Itee on the Revisi on of Consti tul ion and By'Laws was
ot given due to the fact that Rev, A, Lee Henderson was attending a budget meeting
in connection with the flay Care Centers,
John Sal zer reported that the recommendations made thus far by the Committee on Per
sonnel Policies were patterned a Fter the current Pacific No rthwest hell Personnel Po
I I ci es , Pu rther report from this conmmi t fee Wi Ii he postponed mmnti 1 the next Board
meetlnq,
The Executive repori;ed. that there are three vacancies on the Board, those of Troy hIor
ton, Tames Gri ff1 r and James Man hey, There was discussion concerni nçj removal of James
Manley tromn the Board due to his non attendance, Harold Wi Li jams suggested a letter
he sent to Mr. Man hey i'egardi rig absences From Board meetings as set up in the Consti
tut:ion,
wa.s decided that the Nomi na 1:1 ng Committee should moot to so lee t Board members to
I hese ya cans es Pr err dent Arme son appo I n ted John Mi 11 s as chai I man of the Com
mnittee. Suggestions for prospective Board members included an accountant, a contrar'
tor and a person from Labor, It was decided that any names to be cons dered as poten
Ii al Board members simon] d he cal hen in to the Mai ii office arid Mv, Mi his would pi ck
them up,
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Margaret Greene, local Gui 3d President, reported t hat the Gui. Id liel d its regular meet
They are in the process of finalizing plans ror their Autumn Tea
to he he 1 ci October 29, 1972 at St Phi 1 tip s Church, 120 N, Ii,, Knoll
Another
project underway 1 s a drawl ng to be held November 25, 1972, wi t:h ai I proceeds being
")llated to the Port land Scholarship and Ai d Fund, Ot:lme r plans of the Gui 3d I nc 1 ude
ie Nal ionai Guild (onferer,ce to be held in Portland. at the Travejorlqe Oil May 0, t9'/3,
amid
he Annual Gui Id Ba Ii
I ng on October ii
wh I ch
i
i s
,
,
3arri
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payc 3
(/ I O 1 9 72
dent AIJIOrSOn aj)!)OTt oted a comini I tee, cons istino o 1 Carlos Ri ye ra, chai iinafl, Ia1
er Joseph Ha1ey Vie I or Levy and I k\1O1 ( Wi I- ains IC) iie&kc pl \flS tar a Hoard-Staff
qather i no, possi hly in November
1
John Salt zer p01 nted out that the Jet'Cerson Iii qh School band woni ci Like to make baud
ror,is and woul d 1 1 ke to have Fahr i c clonal ed
!U
The kxeeuI ye agreed to contact Harod t-1 rsch o L Whi to Stag concerni fly 11115 need and Jack Radow wi 11 contact Don Suni t h
1
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Jant Zen
The mccli ncj was adjourned at 9:1
pam.
Respectful 1 y sublu] I 10(1
Gera I (h ne MeConitel I
c;ri :pil
,
Se :retary
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1972-73
(1)
1
Revised:
5/4/72
OFFICERS
1
Herbert L. Anierson - President
john A. Mills - Vice President
James Thompson, Jr. - Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason - Treasurer
Mrs. Conrad McConnell - Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward - Member at Large
Mr. Paul Cook - Member at Large
(fY
Ainerson, Herbert
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Bowles, Mrs
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1900 S. W. 4th Avenue, Rm. 309, 01 (w)*
2606 N. B. 9th Avenue, 12 (h)
I2JO N
Mamie
E.
226-8950
284-6425
3razee 97212
1343
4066 N. Gantenbein Avenue, 27 (h)
27-1239
Casson, Ellis
222 S. W. Morrison, 04 (w)*
7126 N. Vancouver Avenue, 17 (h)
221-2067
Unlisted
Cook, Paul
1st Ntl. Bank, P.O. Box 3131, 08 (w)*
1932 N. B. Stanton, 12 (h)
225-2236
287-0268
Dillard, RobErt
Main Post Office (w)
10116 N.E. Thompson, 20
221-3501
f/i
Drummond, Gerard K.
f
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;i) ')1 Frazier, Guy
Gleason, Alfred M.
282-3489
h)*
2522282
1400 Public Service Bldg., 04 (w)*
Pte. 1, Box 525A, West Linn, Oreg. 97068 (h)
224-3920
638-5994
Tektronix, P. 0. Box 500, Beaverton 97005(w)* 644-0161
7855 S.W.. Ruby Terrace, 19 (h)
2466331
1500 Public Service Bldg., 04 (w)* ext. 717
17351 S.W. Canyon Dr., Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
226-7411
288-9875
(,YffI.
/
Haley, Father Joseph (C.S.C.) U of F, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd., 03 *
28- 7367
Hawes, Edward
641 S. B. Peacock Lane, 14 (h)*
232-8948
Hearn, Mrs. Gordon
3340 S.W. Fairmourit Blvd., 01 (h)*
228-2934
Henderson, Rev. A. Lee
5828 N. B. 8th Avenue, 11 (w)*
2737 N. B. 10th Avenue, 12 (h)
288-5429
282-0067
L-.--W4ent-,_--19.Jw)
246-3311
246-2258
(h)*
Johnson, Mrs. Darrell
P.O. Box 1491, 07 (w)
229-4815
288-2818
#12-17 (h)-&..
(/9
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Lee, James
609 N. B. Simpson, 11 (h)*
287-6425
Levy, Victo
1400 S. W. 5th Ave., Rm. 555, 01 (w)*
8900 S.W. Caroline Drive, 25 (h)
229-5902
292-0521
Luebbert, Charles
P.O. Box 3849, 08 (w)*
3027 N. E. 23rd Avenue, 12 (h)
224-6350
284-7320
Lyday, Mrs. Faye
5329 N. B. Union Ave., Pm. 217, 11 (w)*
4057 N.E. 7th Avenue, 12 (h)
288-8261
282-1418
'7
4,
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MeCormell, Mrs. Conrad
3640 N. Winchell, 17 (h)*
Crestview Convalescent Home 6350
30th Avenue, 11 (w)
2897976
244-7533.
.
(\\ Manley, James
201 S. W. Arthur, #314, 01 (w)*
4409 N.E. 86th Avenue, 20 (h)
227-0466
253-6669
U.S. Ntl. Bank, P.O. Box 4412, 08 (w)*
1005 S. W. Myrtle Drive, 01 (h)
22-5-6W
Pfeifer, Eugene L.
421 S.W. Oak, Pm. 606, 04 (w)*
2626 S.W. Park Rd., Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
226-5162
636-5155
Radow, Jack
Lipman & Wo1f, P.O. Box 1070, 07(w)*ex't. 522 228-8111
920 S.W. Atwater Road, Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
636-6551
(j
Mills, John A.
(/1
227-5824
Rivera, Carlos
4422 S.E. Brooklyn, 06 (h)*
775-0853
Salzer, John, HI'
421 S.W. Oak, #508, 04 (w)*
12295 S.W. Douglas St., 25 (h)
227-2125
643-2496
Schedeen, Mrs. Betty
"n
2324 S.E. 122nd Ave., 33 (w)*
1612 W. Division, Gresham, Ore. 97030 (h)
255-1790
665-4730
Thompson, Jr.; James A.'"
103 N. Ivy, 27 (P.O. Box 12165, 07)(W)*
7210 S.W. Brier Place, 19 (h)
287-1114
246-5358
Vann, C. Don
5211 N. Williams Avenue, 17 (w)*
284-2210
281-2836
Ward, Mrs. Geri
721 S. W. Broadway, 05 (w)
6225 N. B. 42nd Avenue, 18 (h)*
228-8422
281-5209
Williams, Harold)L
2611 N. B. Union, 12 (w)
6204 N. B. 11th Avenue, 11 (h)
229-3864
287-6607
3139 N. W. Industrial, 10 (w)
2923 N.E. 8th Avenue, 12 (h)*
223-1153
287-3519
6408 N. E. 4th Plain Blvd.., Vancouver,
Washington 98661 (h)*
693-8284
GUILD MEMBER
Mrs. Margaret Greene"
EX-OFFICIO MEMBER
Miss Helen Holcomb
NUL TRUSTEE
William Hilliard
YOUTH COMMUNITY MEMBER
TEA
1320 SW. Broadway, 0]. (w)*
2315 N. W. Aspen, 10 (h)
city desk 226-2121
222-2057
RJVES, BONYHAD & HALL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
400 PUBLIC SERVICE BUILDING
920 SOUTHWEST SIXTH AVENUE
GEORGE D.RIVES
LEONARD BENNETT
ERNEST BONYI-IADI
BRUCE McGREGOR HALL
TELEPHONE 224-3920
AREA CODE 503
PORTLAND, OREGON 97204
HUGH SMITH
GERARD K. DRUMMOND
ROBERT F. HARRINGTON
October 25, 1972
HARDY MYERS, JR.
DEXTER E. MARTIH
LEONARD A. GIRARD
ALLAN A.SMITH
DONALD A. SCHAFER
OF COUNSEL
RICHARD P,BACH
WILLIAM BOYCE FRECK
GEORGE K. MEIER DI
KENNETH M.NOVACK
ROBERT C. LASKOWBKI
PATRICK .J. SIMPSON
-.
Mr. Herbert L. Amerson
Board President
The Urban League of Portland
404 Community Service Center
718 West Burnside
Portland, Oregon 97209
Dear Mr. Amerson:
Please excuse my absence from the Board meeting
held on October 19.
I was out of town from October 9 through
the 19th and hence could not attend.
Very truly yours,
rard K. Drummond
GKD:mc
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TPJI!\N
LEA(1 JB. OP 1'OPTLAND
Boa:cl of D rectors Info'rrnati on
O( tohc r,
1 9
(dl ason, cont d )
Mr. J-lerhert L. Ainerson
home: 17151 S.W. Canyon Drive..-
'-Board President
work
Lake Oswono, Orcuon 97034
Telephone:
636-4340
1900 S.W. 4th Avenue, #309
Portland, Orecion 97201
Telephone: 226-8950
home:
Vice-President of Pacific
PowendLhtCan.L
2606. N 8. 9th Avnu
:Portland, Oregon 97212
H 'Telephone:
284-6425
Mrs. Conrad McConnel1
ioard Secretary
/.
.
wora: 6350
30th Avenue
Portland, Oioqon 97201
Commercial Manager for
StJ0
Tc'l epli no:
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Mr
John A. Mills
ljom,: 3o4() N, Wi nchel]
Board Vi. ce-President
-work: .
Porti and, Oreoon 97217
Tdephonn: 289-7976
U.S. National Bank
P.Q, Box. 4412
"Prtland, Oregon
Telephone:
244 7533
P1irrnacist
.
97208
225-5791
Mrs. Corel Ward
Mornber-ai. -Larc-e
1005 S.W.- Myrtle Drive
:-,Port1 anur 0regon
97201
Telephone: .227-5824
Vice-President of Urban Affairs
for U.S. National Bank
work:
721 S,W, Broadway
Portland, Orecion 91205
Telephone: 223-8422
borne :
6225 N. 8. 42nd Avenue
Pnetland, Oi'eqon 97218
Telephone: 281-5209
Mr. James A. Thompson, Jr.
Board Vice-President
..
work:
home
.
j
P.O. Box 12165
Portland, Oregon 97207
Telephone:
207-li 1.1
Brier Place
Portland, Oregon 97219
Telephone:
246-5358
7210
S,W0
Mr. Paul Cook
-Large
work:
Mr. Alfred Gleason
Board Treasurer
work:
1500 Public Service Buiidjno
Portland, Oregon 97-2i4
Telephone: 226-7411, ext 717
First National Raii!:
P.O, Bo>c 3131
Portland, Oregon
Telephone:
Bread
Supervisor for
ITT_Continental Baking Co.
--
home:
07208
225-2535
1932 N. B, Stanton
Portland, Oregon 97212
Telephone:
287-0268
Vice-President o.f
Pi rst' National Bank
'
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po.
2
Mrs. Marnie Bowles
work:
1320N.E0
home
Brazee
Portland, Oregon 97212
Telephone:
288-6401
&
work:
4066 N. Gantenboj n A\'em1(
teacher
Regional. Civil
97211
Rights Officer
Office
. Thompson
Port1and,Oregon 97220
Telephone:
Gordon Flearn
3340 S,W, Pairmount Blvd.
Porti and, Croon
Rc', A, 0cc'
'crk:
97201
228-29:34
Flenderson
5820 N. 8, 8th Avenue
Portland, Oi oci'on 97211.
Teie'phone: 288-5429
972o
.221-3501
1'01 16 N
home:
2737 N, Ii. 10th Avenue
Portland, (ireqo n 97212
Telephone:
252-.2282
283-0067
L9!i
Pastor of AMP
:
!h..
Mr .1, Gerard K, Drummond
work:
140q:Puhlic Service Building
Portland, Orqon 97204.
Telephone:
home:
Church and Publisher of
Troy horton
home:
224-3920
Roitel, Box 525A
West Linn, Oregon 970(8
Tel phone:
638-5994
1226 S.W. Oheitenham
Portlanu, Oteqon 97201
Telephone: 246-2258
Iii eh School teacher
Dar rell Johnson
Mr. Guy Frazier
work:
Telephone:
home:
work:
P,0. Ro
M91
PorLiand, Oregon 97207
Telephone:
229-4815
home:
220 N, JIunihoic1
Tektkiix,
P.O, Box 500
;
Beaverton, Oregon
9700
644-0161
7855 S,W, Ruby Terrace
Portland, Oregon 97219
Telephone: 246-6331
Personnel Director
Wage and hour
of Labor
Uouscwife
Potland, Oregon
Telephone:
Was with the
101 ephene :
Mr. Robert Dillard
Main Post
international. Students
641
8 Pea cock Lane
Portland, Oregon 97214
Telephone: 2327948
Mrs,
borne:
of U..Ho1yDeparUnnt
work;
5000 N, Will amette Blvd.
Portl and, Oregon 97203
Telephone:
206-7367
ketired (
2?2 S,W. Morrison
Portland, Oreoon 97204
Telephone:
221-2067
P0O'
BOX 11325
Portla.pd, Oregon
home
.S.CO)
Mr. Er.IwaLcJ Tlawes
hoite:
Mr. Ellis Casson
work:
(C
Univcrsiy of Portland
D: rector of
Portland, Oregon 97227
Telphone:.. 28234E39
Elemntarv
FaLher Josph Halei,'
#12
Portland. Oregon 97217
Tc8iephono:
288-2818
,
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Urbap Lequc of Porti nd/ po
Mr', James Lee
ome:
6O9'.' E. Sirpson
Prtland, Oregon
1
Telephone:
work;
97211
287-6425
rr)llon
hTne
Mr.. Victor Levy
14OO S.W. 5th Avenue, #555
,Por:tlpd, Oregon 97201
Telphone: 229-5902
2&,26 S W. Park Road,,
lake' Owe co, Or equn 97034
636-.5155
D'sion Manaqer for Pacif-ic North-.
'
WPEBpflTeJpfleCOfl__
Mr. Jack Paclow
Work
Portland, Oregon 97225
292-0521
Teephone:
J)rflan
WO11(, Co.
'
P.0, p< 1070
Portland, Oregon
Attorney for State Department
of Labor
Telephone :
OJT
Mr',dharies Luebbert
work:
22f)- 5162
Tel.r)hr14;
home: ,8900 S'.WCaro1ine Drive
v,'
S.W Oak, #606
land, Oregon 97204
42
l7n'r
Retired iPlilliman Porter
work:
Eugene L. Pfei let
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97207'
228-Ri 1], ec
522
020 S.W. Atwater Road
Ouçq Oreqon 97034
Tel ephnnr.;
P00,., Box'3849
ô36A 551,
'
Portland, Oreqon 97208
Telephone: 224-6350
me:
j Iect()r
Mr ,
3027 N E." 23rd Avenue
Pottiand'"Oredbn 97212
home:
.Tlp1pne: '2847320
Mr
5329 'N,' F.tJnion Avenue, #217
work:
Pot1and, Qrecion 0l
home:
41)57 "N.
,
7th Aenue
work:
201 S.W, Arthur, #314
Portland, Oron 97201
Telephone
me:
4
'
"4409
227-0466
NAB, 86th A',enue
Portland, Oregon 97220
TeTephone:
2536660
President ofOommunicat'ions Union
S
1
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sew, Oak, #508
12?9 S
07204
227-2125
Douqi as Street
Portland, Ore-,on 07225
Telephone: 643-2406
,
.Presidept of ADO Mat h'r'
Man],y
John 11
Telephone:
S,W0
Ti alli c Stall Superi sor for Pacific
NarthwtPi,Tphonc
'.Club,
Mr. James
97206
77508
Potlnc1, Oreqon
2R8Fi26l
Portland, Oregon 97212
Telephone:
282-1418
Brooklyn
DicctoiofChianocontiact_(a___
Faye Lydy
1Te1phorie:
4422 S,E
TI?) 'Thono:
Personnel Directdr for
work:
Car 'I or R vera
Port I and, Oreqon
'ht1erCoorMion
Mr
() I Persotinel
:
work:
Mrs. Betty Scheclec'n
2'324 S,F
122nd
Port I and, Oregon
Telephone:
Ayene
97233
2551701)
1 61 2 W. Di .i4 ri n
:"
.
Gresham, Oreqofl 97010
Te)ephone:
665-4731)
Owner' of Sc'Iiedperi Rmniovrnent Sprvjcc
B
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert 1. Amerson
Vice President
T
URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N, E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0t51
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
Treasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
MEMORANDUM
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
TO:
All Urban League Board Members
FROM:
Herbert L
RE:
Next Board Meeting
DATE:
November 7, 1972
Member at large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C, S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
Aroerson, Board President
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Mummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
Our next regular Board meeting, normally scheduled for
the third Thursday of each month, would be held on Nov
ember 16, but due to the fact that that date conflicts
with the United Good Neighbors victory banquet, and the
following Thursday, November 23, is Thanksgiving, we
are postponing the regular meeting to the first Thurs
day in December(the 7th), and this meeting will serve
as both the November and December meeting
You will receive a reminder and copies of the minutes
prior to December 7
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
lg
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
B
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert L. Amerson
Vke President
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
FIELD OFFICE
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
5329 N. E, UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N.E. UNION
5329 N. E. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
Yreasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
MEMORANDUM
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
TO:
Executive Committee Members
FROM:
Herbert L, Amerson, Board President
RE:
Fall Budget Hearing
1ATE:
November 8, 1972
William Hilliard
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye Lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
The Fall Urban League budget hearing will be held. from
1:30 p,m, to 2:30 p,m, on Tuesday, November 28, 1972,
in Room 217, Community Service Center, 718 West Burn
side,
We would like to meet about 12:30 p.m5, so we
may have a clear understanding of the type of present
ation we will be making,
Put this date on your calender now and I will see you
on the 28th,
We are enclosing a copy of the budget for you to
study,
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma 1. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
I9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
288-6361
287-4181
THE URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
404 COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER
OFFICERS
Eugene 1. Pfeifer
President
Herbert L. Amerson
Vice President
FIELD OFFICE
208 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
PROJECT OUTREACH
PROJECT STAR
718 WEST BURNSIDE
5329 N. E. UNION
204 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
202 WALNUT PARK BLDG.
5329 N. E. UNION
5329 14.
. UNION
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
224-0151
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6517
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
PORTLAND, OREGON 97211
288-6361
287-4181
Thomas Current
Vice President
Alfred M. Gleason
ireasurer
James Thompson, Jr.
Secretary
Mrs. Geri Ward
Member at Large
Ellis Casson
Member at Large
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Mamie Bowles
Dr. Webster Brown
Mrs. Constance Bruner
Robert Dillard
Dr. George Guy
Edward Hawes
Father Joseph Haley, C. S. C.
Mrs. Gordon Hearn
William Hilliard
MEMOPA NOUVI
TO:
Urban League Board Members
FROM: fierher-t L, Amerson, President;
RE:
December 7, 1972 Board Meeting
DATE: November 30, 1972
Troy Horton
James Lee
Dr. Alexander Levy
Victor Levy
Mrs. Faye lyday
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
James Manley
Carl W. Mayes, Jr.
Dr. T. Ross Paden
Michael J. Park
Mrs. Ulysses G. Plummer
Jack Radow
Rev. Roosevelt Rogers
C. Don Vann
Mrs. Lonnetta Williams
Ex.Officio Member
Miss Helen Holcomb
Youth Community Delegate
Jerry Marshall
STAFF
E. Shelton Hill
Executive Director
This is to remind you of the next Board meeting which wilJ
be held December 7, 1972, at 7:4i
in Room 2117, Community Service Center, 718 West Burnside,
This will be a very important meeting as it is the last me
eting of the current program year and there are several serions decisions which must he made by the Board,
We also must begin definite plans for our Board-Staff Institute and our next Annual Meeting. We will haje reports
from the Committee of Personnel Policies and from the Contiinttee on the Revision of the Constitution and By-Laws.
It is important that all members he present
Director of
Community Services
Director of Economic
Development and Employment
Vernon V. Chatman
Director of Education and
Youth Incentives
Mrs. Gertrude M. Rae
Program Assistant
Mrs. June C. Hartley
Bookkeeper and Secretary to
Executive Director
Membership Secretary
Mrs. Joyce Jeannis
Secretary and Receptionist
Mrs. Thelma I.. Johnson
Field Office Manager
PROJECT OUTREACH
Charles E. Ganter
Director
Robert G. Knudson
Co-Director
PROJECT STAR
Nathan W. Nickerson
Director
MEMBER OF THE
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE
UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS
I9
WORKING TO IMPROVE THE TOTAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF INTERGROUP RELATIONS
Ut? BAN UIAGUR. BOA1fl) o
DIpEcTors
December 7, 1972
AGB NDA
1.
Adoption of Minutes
2,
Commun1catons 3fld Action
3.
Report of Nomi natirq Comnii ttee
John Mi I is
4.
Report. of Per sound
Chai:ies tAlebher I:
5,
Report of Chi id Care Comini ttee
6.
Di scussion of Annual Mee ti ncj Plans and Appot ntmeri 1: of Coninri t tee
7
Report of Plans for Seniinar.
Car1.os Rivera
8,
Report of Consti tut ion & Bybaws Committee
Pev
9.
General Mills Probiem-
Pol :1 cies Commi ttee
.
.
10.
Status of Project Outreach
ii .
Report of Pinal IJGN Budget Presenta tion
Edward Hawes
A, bee Henderson
Shelton Hill.
-..Presi dent Arnerson
.Aifred Gleason
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
GM: ph
Geraldine McConnell, Secretary
° 7
o_.1
IRAN LEiG
OF PORTLAND
BOAPD OF DIRECTORS
Revised:
5/4/72
1972-73
OFFICERS
Herbert L. Amerson - President
Treasurer
Alfred M, Gleason
Secretary
Mrs. Conrad McConnell
John A. Mills - Vice President
James Thompson, Jr, - Vice President
Member at Large
Mrs. Geri Ward
Mr. Paul Cook - Member at Large
** X**
\/merson4rbert
1900 S. W. 4th Avenue, Rm, 309, 01 (w)*
2606 N, B. 9th Avenue, 12 (h)
L.
226-8950
284-6425
(
->(Bowles, Mrs. Mamie
A\ienu12 (w) *
'/, I
4066 N, Gantenbein Avenue, 27 (h)
287-l239
282-3489
222 S. W, Morrison, 04 (w)*
7126 N, Vancouver Avenue, 17 (h)
Un Ji ste d
1st Ntl, Bank, P.O. PDX 3131, 08 (w)*
1932 N. B, ;Stanton, 12 (h)
225-2236
287 0268
Main Post Office (w)
10116 N.E. Thompson, 20 (h)*
221-3501
252-2282
1400 Puh1i Service Bldg., 04 (w)*
Rte, 1, Box 525A, West Linn, Oreg, 97068 (h)
224-3920
1343 N,- E
j e-5
asso, Ellis
Cook, Paul
-Dillard, Robert
-
Drummonerard K.
,,zier,Guy
AG1easo,
22l-2O67
63'8-5994
Tektronix, P.O. Box 500, Beaverton 97005 (w)* 644-0161
246633J.
7855
Sow0 Ruby Terrace, 19 (h)
Alfred M.
1500 Pubiic Service Bldg., 04 (w)* ext. 717
Canyon Dr.,, Lake Oswego 97034 (h)
226-741).
6136 N, B, 18th Avenue, 11 (h)*
288-9875
17351
SW0
-f1mes'3 79/i
)( Haley, Fâther Joseph (C.,S.C.)
'1earn, Mrs. Gordon
\(
Hende)
Rev. A. Lee
U of P, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd., 03*
641 S. B. Peacock Lane, 14 (h)*
232-8948
3340 S,W. Fairmount Blvd., 01 (h)*
228-2934
5828 N, B. 8th Avenue, 11 (w)*
2737 N. E, 10th Avenue, 12 (h)
288-5429
282-0067
1151 S. W. Vermont, 19 (w)
1226 S. W, Cheltenham, 01 (h)*
246-3311
246-2258
P.O. Box 1491, 07 (w)
229-4815
288-2818
/t6
Johnson, Mrs. Darre1l,,,
C/)
U, L, Board List 5/72
Lee, James
609 N. B. Simpson, 11 (h)*
287-6425
Levy, Victor
1400 S. W. 5th Aye,, Pm, 555, 01 (w)*
8900 S,W, Caroline Drive, 25 (h)
229-5902
292-0521
LuebbhV Charles ''
P,O, Box 3849, 08 (w)*
3027 N, F. 23rd Aven,, 12 (h)
224-6350
284-7320
Lyday, Mrs. Fayec
5329 N. B, Union Ave., Pm, 217, 11 (w)*
4057 N, E, 7th Avenue, 12 (h)
288-8261
282-1418
3540 N. Winchell, 17 (h)*
6350 N-E 30th Avenue, 01 (w)
289-7976
244-7533
201 S.W, Arthur, #314, 01 (w)*
4409 N0E, 86th Avenue, 20 (h)
227-0466
253-6669
Mills, fJohn A.
U0S0 Nt].. Bank, P,O, Box 4412, 08 (w)*
1005 S0W, Myrtle Drive, 01 (h)
225 .44+
227-5824
Pfeifer, Eugene L.
421 sow0 Oak, rm. 606, 04 (w)*
226-5162
636-5155
\j
McCcnnel, Mrs. Conrad
Crestview Convalescent Home
'Mne--Jame s
\j_i
2626 S,W, Park Rd., Lake Osweqo 97034 (h)
Box 1070, 07(w)ext. 522 228-8111
Lipman & Wolfe,
920 S0W. Atwater Road, Lake Osgo 97034 (h) 636-6551
Radow, Jack)
P,00
Riverarlos
Sa1zei
John HT\
Schedeen, Mrs. Betty
James A.)
4422 S,E, Brooklyn, 06 (h)*
775-0853
421 S,W, Oak, #508, 04 (w)*
12295 S,W, Dou1as St., 25 (h)
227-2125
643-2496
2324 S,E, 122nd Ave., 33 (w)*
1612 W, Division, Gresham, Ore. 97030 (h)
255-1790
665-4730
103 N, Ivy, 27 (P.O, Box 12165, 07)(w)*
287-1114
24:65358
7210 S,W, Brier Place, 19 (h)
Van
Don
Ward, Mrs0 Geri \ -t.J
Williams, Haro1d-\
GUILD_MEMBER
5211 N, Williams Avenue, 17 (w)*
284-2210
281-2836
721 S. W, Broadway, 05 (w)
6225 N. B, 42nd Avenue, 18 (h)*
228-8422
281-5209
2611 N. B. Union, 12 (w)
6204 N, B, 11th Avenue, 11 (h).
229-3864
287-6607
31.39 N, W, Industrial, 10 (w)
2923 N,E, 8th Avenue, 12 (h)M
223-1153
287-3519
6408 N. F. 4th Plain Blvd., Vancouver,
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