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Vol. 13 No. 30 P.O. Box 1581 Riverside, CA 9?.502 (714) 824-8884 / 682-6070 Thursday, August 15,1985 Director Mark Guerra Honored by Staff and Community By Cheryl Brown it showed him he could win over Durings thevi it of state officials ·fa theOpen House and c.ommunity thehostile �le without violence. Forum for the Department of Fair Guerra, a warm, personable Errpoyment and Housing, Dlm:ta man, treated · each of his guest as though they were the most Mark Guerra was honored at a important person who attended special reception held at Oscar's his affair. He was a acious Restuarant in San Bernardino. gr honoree. A small audience heard Guerra Guerra,s poke of the direction tell of ·his humble beginnings in New Mexico, and of the direction he planned to steer the DFEH. 1-eeetofore fFPC was an· enforce. of theDFEH. ment agency, who went in beating His family was very poor, but he had a chance to go to errq:>b;erso.,er thehead telling them of what they betterdo. school and he ·grabbed it. In high His approach is to enlist the school Guerra said, there were errq:>b;ers help to correct probkms. very few Hispanics, but he noticed In one example he said, out in everyday they would go Into the the desert areas, not Indians or orange gr ove across the street Hispanics worked in fast food from the school to eat. He would Virginia Clarke Featured In chains, with the Roundtable sit on the lawn take out his burrito approach,and help fromcoomunity Ebony ... and eat his lunch. The Anglo based organizations those eating kids would laugh at him but he Virginia Ann Clarke, daughter establishments began hiring the continued with his lunch. s of Jack and Llz Clarke of River Sub e quently he pulled together the indigionous population. side, will be featured in theOctober He says this is not to soften others who were in the orange Issue of Ebony magazine, In a or compromise the department grove, convinced them to join him, before and after look at professional but to obtain the same goal with womenIn today'scorporate world. and not to be ashamed of what they were eating. They made a a different approach. Clarke,OOVJ residingChicag:>, in He assures if a person is circle and ate their lunch, soon is the Public Relations Manager treated unfairly because of race, the Anglos were coming to them, at First National Bank of Chicago. handicap, religion, or sex his office She Is a 1976 aduate of curious about their foodand deve· Mark Guerra gr lq,b,gfriendships within the�- will see that this person is restored North High School in Riverside, their rightful compensation under Gurreas ays that incident has Council Adopts Stand California, where she was active state law. yed with him his as Commissioner of Activities, and sta all life, � a cheerleader among other No ToxicWaste Dum ps Should be activities. While a senior at North High, t Allowed in Moreno Valley by Mary Faust she also attended University of Carmen Morishine presented California at Riverside. When she the City Council with over six graduated from high school she TheMoreno Valley City Council thousand sgiatures against the s had earneda full quarter of credit adopted, in concept only the proposed toxic waste in Moreno and enrolled In U.C. Davis, where opposition of hazardous waste Valley. she majored in French and dumps near earthquake faults or Last year the county rejected Unqulstlcs. populatedarea s. an application to build the toxic While attending Davis she The council action is s aid not waste plant in the Badlands, was the Student Representative to to affect the site proposed by because the County had no criteria the Chancellor. She was the Dean Wolf skill Recycling Technologies, developed. Representative during the fonnation Inc. east of Moreno Valley, for a of theGraduate School of Manage toxic waste incinerator. ment and was a part of the to go to the Kellogg Graduate One resident was denied the Interviewing committee for faculty Schoolat NorthwesternUniversity. chance to address the Council Many community members At Northwestern she received members. on the Issue and w1;1s not given feel the Council would allow the She worked for a shortperiod MBAin Finance and Accounting. an explaination why she could not Badlands project and those of time with the California Youth Her father Jack Clarke is a speak. The resident Cathy Chant monoriting the Council are waiting for a motion to reject the toxic Authority, but, was hired by candidate for the Riverside City has s pent may hours compiling waste incinerator. Council and is an elected Trustee research on the subject. Davis to recruit students to attend Attorney Terence O'Brien, Mary Cryer, President of the Riverside County Schools. the University. She then decided Barbara Stuart-Langner and Hardy Brown AinongThe Awardees Employee Assistance counseling and referrals ystem. League of Women Voters To Program H ea d . s AttorneyO'Brien spokeof the Recognize Citizens of the Agenda problems�theE.mpbyee�s� LABEOL Program, it's errors and admiss1011s, Community... by Cheryl Brown conflicts of law and interest. He Each year, the League of Divorce is up, drug and acohol also cited problems with the Women Voters of San Bernardino use is up, personal problems are company ran programs which recognize individuals of the com· on the increase and all these involve negligence, confidentialty munity, who through their volunteer problems are creeping into job and unprofessional consultants. efforts have made the community performance, and decreasing pro· O'Brien proposed a "wellness a better place to live. This year, ductivity. committee" which would include, the League will be recognizing s s The Los Angeles Basin Equal the President or hi de ignee, legal nineteen individuals v.,ho have been Opportunity League (LABEOL) cooncil, personnel manager, benifits recommended by service organiz· heard pioneering experts speak officer, and equal employment atlons or individuals from the com• on the subjectof Employee Assis· officer. He proposed this committee mtmity. Those citizens to be recog tance Programs. Attorney Terence to help a company retain the nized are Hardy L. Brown, Co O'Brien, Sr. Counsultant to Los older more experienced worker_. Publisher of Black Voice News He cautioned that the over abun· Angeles County . and Director of and fa Kaiser Hospital; Mrs. Clare Southern California Edison dance of workers in the next Cherry, Director of the Nursery Hardy Brown Canpany l)l'O':Jillll, Barbara Stuart· 15 years will not be there because and Elementary school at Congre Langner explained to LABEOL of the ages of 'the "baby boomers" gation of the Nursery and Ele and the period of a reduction s ss rmnbers what truer experience had mentary school at Congregation private bu ine owner; Faye beenwith the program. in population which followed, the Emanu El; Gladys, A. Delaney Pointer, Social Service Worker long time employee will be to Langner has determined she and La VernaD. Tipton volunteers m forthe Countyof San Bernardino; has saved her company $700,(XX), expensive toreplace. for the Senior Citizen Center; Raymond B. Rucker, Retired Chief In reducing absenteeism, less accl· Langner and O'Brien gave Karl E. Evans, toolmaker for of Police of San Bernardino and examples of success staies they've his wife Edna; Dorothy Traver, dents, theft and breakag.e Both Screnson Engineerin g; Dr. Da-othy agreed all programs needed to be experience. How families have been L. Gates, San Bernardino Valley retired County Librarian of San rainited,alcoholics have been helped s strengthened by sensitive, trained College faculty; Betty R. Hubbard, Bernardino County; Jame Urata, personell. to become sober, drug users are Retired Special Education teacher Director of the Office of Public langler said, •a hawY 1.1.aker clean, women have learned they faSan BernardinoCounty Schools; Affairs, California State University; don't have to be "super women", is one who will produce; unhappy Ray Hogan, Retired Navy Chief and Samuel and Bunny Williams, wcxkersare unsafe: Most employers and employees have found new Bosuns Mate; Rev. James Huff Shelter Care Home Parents. o feel they pay employees fr eight ideas to expendcareer goals. stutler, Pastor First Presbyterian hours of work and they don't "We don't have a crystall Church of San Bernardino; Esther These individuals will be want any personal problems to ball, We teach people how to be Mata, Staff Assistant SocialSecu · recognized by the League at a interfer with the work place, In charge of their own lives," rlty Administration, President of champagne reception September - however, problems are brought to said Langner. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; ALEX JOHNSON.past NAACP Directors wun ooayor 1 om IA/00{ with troubled � who The host 1for the Los Angeles Ruth Oberlin Mercer, teacher San 29, at thehome of Olen and Norine Western. Regional Chairman Miller. More information on the Bradley. The two Kappa Alpha could be helped and Federal legis· based group were Charles Bernardino City School Systems; discussed his campaign for Psi men got together at a recent lation has mandatedlarge employers Shackelton, Vice President of Mrs. Dorothy Neumann, Retired event maybe obtained by calling National NAACP Board of meeting in California. to provide a alcoholism and drug CdrroaP'di.res cnil-ad:iAerce. the League office at 889-8600.
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Page2 Thursday, August 15,1985 Religious Community_News Amos Temple Pastor's AppreciationA Success . ' Amos Temple's Pasta- Appre ciation Service was held August 7-11,1985. During this vezy spocial, period Amos Temple Church family set aside time in which to show . appreciation to our shephard and • leader,Rev . C.B. Tollette. "Sheep working for the Shephard" was the theme for this years' service. Services began on Wednesday, August 7th. Rev. & Mrs. Tollette were escorted In by Joyce Braswell and Les Stevenson with a tribute by LeslieCunningwn. Visiting churchs were Grace Bethel, Rev. Wm. Seldon,pastor also speaker of the hour. Mark Harperserved as M.C. ·. The Voices of Hope, along with Chaplain Rev. Robert Wilks of MAFB were also on hand. Thursday, August 8th, Leslie Rev. C.B. Tollette Cunningham served as M.C. Escorts were Janisheia Braswell Escorting the Pastor and Mrs. and Victor Herlin with a speical Tollette were Leslie Cunningham heart warming tribute by Barbara and Mark Harper. Tribute to Rev. Rev.& Mrs. William Jack Campbell. Visiting with us were and Mrs. Tollette was done by Park Ave. Baptist, Rev. Lovonzo Rev. AlbertScales . Visiting church Rev.&Mrs Jacks Gray and Gospel West Singers. was St. John Missionary with Our own Rev. Willie McDaniels Rev. Conway James, Pastor. Honored in brcx.1!# the message relativetothe The appreciation ended on AppreciationService theme "Sheep Working for the Sunday with presentations to our Shephard". Pastor and wife. At 3:30 p.m. Rev. C.C. Coleman, our guest Rev. and Mrs. William Jacks this, and the last nine years he Friday niglt proved to be mcxe speaker, his choir and congregation will be honored at their forty has returned to St. Paul from spiritual and uplifting with Carrie were in support with a touching ninth Appreciation Service at St. Annual Conference. C.oble as M.C. Escorts wereJames tribute by Rev. Kenneth Green Paul A. M.E. Church In San Rev. Jackshas pasta-eel AM.E. Counts and Theresa Counts. San Bernardino,Sunday, Aug. 18 churches in, Silver City and Evangelist Stephen Patterson Special Tribute by Mrs. Rachael to Mrs. Shirley Tollette and Cherice at3:00p.m. Lampkin, Mississippi, Joplin Wdliams.· Visitingwith us on Friday . Green to Rev. Chester B. Tollette. and Kansas Mo., Long Beach, night were Allen Chapel A.M.E. Rev. Jacks completes his California, Los Angeles, Tuscon, Rev. James Forbes and Bibleway faty-ntnth year with this Annual Truth For These Times Arizona, Denver, Colorado and Missionary. Rev. Pete l-tooper Conference. Orginally from Missi SUBSCRIBE TODAY!! completes 14 and a half years at Crusade with delivered the message. A musical ssippi, Rev. Jacks was called into St. Paul, San Bernardino. was presented on Saurday with theministry at the ageof -nineteen. EvangelistSt ephen E. Guestchurch will be theSoo:>nd Rev. Albert Scales in charge. The often tells the story of his A.M.E. of Los Angeles, Pastor Patterso first assignment In the mldwest, n... St hen Pierson. The public is Free health lectures will again theoffering was one dime. ep The crusade continues to be invited. begiven during the week. Blessings and time changed a total success as Evangelist Stephen E. Patterson speaks the Friday,August 16, themessage LovelandNews truth that is: relevant, practical, will be"Do Demons Really Exist?" 16888Baseline Ave. encouraging, inspiring, spiritual, Saturday morning at 9: 15 Fontana, CA 92335 dynamic, and satisfying each night Sabbath School, 10:00; Divine (714) 829-0777 Pastor H. H. Hubbard, will pracede the afternoon prcgam with the exception of Monday Worship Service, 7: 15, designed Community Baptist Church in at lp.m. andThursday evenings, at Rubidoux with you In mind. Sunday, August . . JESUS IS LORD Redlands, and sponsor of the Embracing the theme, "He is Blvd. & 28th Street Riverside, 18 at 6:30 p.m. Baptismal Se-vices Charlee E. Singelton,Pa.tor gospel music radio program aired Lord... " (Philippians 2:10 & 11), California. for forty candidates. 7:30 p.m. 9 the observance will be held at-the regular meeting many families are eacb- Sunday- from ,6 to a.m., •)d I'', More, than 500 people were � . 'I f I , I ) � statJc,n�KU0R-,wlll be the guest duth,Sierra cn:l �- -, lthatte:n:iande last weekmd, to' hear ur)tJng,their hearts t6 Christ. 9:0() A.M .. ,;..,.�. · . . .. . ,,�·· ..,,....& ation - speaker for Loveland's Annual Evelyn Brooks is chairper�n 9rithe mei.sage anc;I to -�LClifton What love and �t _.Joy the 1 1:00a.m . ·::c• ...•.•... -��-- • �. Cathedr� rshlp 7:30p.m 1 1 Usher Day this Sunday, August of the Ushers Ministry. Chuck l)avls sing and give his testimony. Father hath bestowedup Us! ...... TKeGreat'• Fa mily-�' y·ssembly 18th at 3 p.m. A Special dinner Singleton is SeniorPastor . · Hubbard's Smith, one of our stewardess. with the Allen family on this day. Cupboard We were so happy to have them Allen Chapel's Youth AMOS TEMPLE CME Opened...... visit with us. The young people of Allen The Choraliers and the Angelic continue to demonstrate their 2719 11th Street TheRecipe for Success Choirs were at their very best christian faith and belief in Jesus (714) 683-1567 last Sunday. In addition to the Christ through active participation 1ne shams, the cults, the in Christian activities, during their Worship Services Let the Christians now acclaim beautiful singing Miss Jayann T� dsappointments, the lures, and get summer vacation. MorningWorship ...... • 8:00a.m. their rightful place in society with rendered praises on her tenor richquick schemes have infiltrated Seven youth participated i� . SundaySchool ..•...... 9:30a.m. pov.,erful minds, strong convictions saxophone. Jayann just seems to theminds of many staunch church the east coast summer tour of the MorningWorship ••••..••• 11:00a. m. ta.vardsGod _and worshipby making begetting better each time that we goers. Alcoholism, narcotics of all Southern California Conference 1 a commitment and being dedicated. hear her. The soloist for the kinds are conquering the minds Youth Choir (SCCYC). The tour Wedne�=:.�� ����� p.m. If any Christian is failing in pros morning were Miss Angel Beard, ���- ���l:30 ofthe weak Christians. included the cities of Washington, Rev.C.B. Tollette,Pastor perity or in health or in spiritual Miss Pamela Watson, Mrs. Barbara When you put these two to D.C., Baltimore,Md., Norfolk, VA., growth, it is solely and without Whitman, and Mr. Ralph Beard. gether, the entbment of the stroog Philadelphia, Pa. and New York, a doubt because of lack of dedi We had one young lady to join Christian and the overpowering N.Y. cation. One is no goodwithout the theAllen Church family last Sun�y. pressures of the weak Christians All performances were out other. Commitment means that Last week this reporter stated St. Paul A.M.E.Church � have asick, lD'lStable,frigitened standingly done and well received. you have decided to do something that Mrs. Genevieve Elliott was 1355 W. 21st Street and weak church. When the The highlight of the tour was a ex be something. Dedicatioo means in the Veterans Hospital at Loma San Bernardino,Calif. 92411 spends most of its time in money Linda, CA., Mrs. Elliott is in the visit to the Mother church, Bethel (714) 887-1718 counting and business meetings, that you deligentlyand persistantly hospital at Long Beach V. A. A.M.E. - "The Mother church do it day in and day out, night in persons clamoring for power th�t • Ward Ml. The Allen Chapel family of African Methodism." Participants Rev.Wllllam Jacks, Pastor . _/ Thursday, August 15,1985 Page3 · Consumer and Business News=====;;;:;;;;;;;======;;;;;;;;;;; Consumer News Joyce Ballard by Eunice Williamson Attends AKA Cal-Pac Planning Leadership Seminar 1* Expanded Convention In Las Vegas... A message by C. Payne_ Lucas, and effort in· strengthening those Executive Director, Africare, got communities in which we live and Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) Sor (Los Angeles, CA.)... Plans work." The workshops will bring ority's Leadership Seminar under are In full swing for the Cal-Pac together beverage and spirits way July 19, in Chicago. Among 9th Annual Convention and Trade industry leaders, !PJelTllT101t repre the more than 1000 attendees show to be held at the Riviera sentatives which include BA1F and was Joyce Ballard, Basileus of Hotel In Las Vegas from August ABC and business peopleto discuss Eta Nu Omega, the local AKA 25 to August 29 according to industry growth and future chal chapter. an enthusiastic Jim Williams, state lenges. Along with the workshops The seminar, . held biennially �t of the Califcmia Package an expanded trade show is planned e in oddyears, brin gs togetherchapter Store and Tavern Own rs Assoc IMlereparticipants can enjoy vievJing leaders from across the country iation. new products, equipment displays, Jim Williams for training in leadership develop "The convention will be high marketing approaches and sales QUESTION: Why do we need ment.The 1985 eventalso included lighted by the deliverance of the aids. 1o protect food? the dedication of AKA's new multi Joyce BaUard keynote address by Coach John Williams emphasized that continue in its tradition of pro e ANSWER: Foods ar biological million dollar headquarters and Thompson of GeorgetownUniver CAL-PAC's continued success and viding a healthy environment for e e e u e for graduate advisors. mat rialsand are ther for s bj ct a pre-conference fashion show. sity at the Inaugural Banquet on growth necessitated the move to the entire family. u A special · feature of the con- to many changes d ring handling, e Wednesday, August 28, which the larger facilities offered by the For more information about ference was the dedication of the processing, and storage. There are �� �! �:; should prove to be motivational Riviera )-Jotel where the whole the CAL-PAC convention please Ivy Center, AKA's new state of the fourmajor causes of foodspoilage . villiages, saying, "It's a program= and inspirational. CAL-PAC is family can enjoy many entertain call the office of ·Alescia Buford e art headquarters. The 16,800 sq. 1) Microbial spoilage. Bact ria, which will get down to the people." celebrating 25 years of promoting ment activities including sports, and Associates, convention coor ft. facility is located on the 22,550 ,, yeasts, and molds are microbes · But he challenged theassembly Black business in the beverage a game arcade and dining; in addi dinators at (818) 995-6545 or e e sq. ft. lot across the street from that ar important in th food to become even more invloved and spirits industry and lending tion, child-care services are avail Diane Swan at the CAL-PAC u eu e industry. Desirable, controlled the Chicago M s m of Scienc e e in Africa. "We need to educate charitable serviceto therommunity,• able. This allows CAL-PAC to Stat offic , (415) 835-8453. and Industry. g:-o..vth of selected rnicro:organisrns ourselves and our people about said Wllliams. The pre-conference fashion • provides us with delightful, flavor our homeland. lhink and do some- Williams explained that con Deltas Re-Elect ful, products such as cheeses, shoo.v featured the clothing of Black thing for Africa every day," Lucas vention attendees will be ever designers, and was sponsored by Sorors At Dramatic yogurts, sauerkraut, and wioes. said. mindful of the CAL-PAC history Unwanted, undesirable growth of Canadian Club. Leadership deyelopment ses- byworkshq, re-emphasis oo organi Dallas Convention e u e AKA is America's oldest yeasts, molds, and bact ria ca s u zational goals of "strivingto broaden and nine other hotels, included: 0 e e u e Greek-lettered organization · esta D lta Sigma Th ta Sorority, spoilage of foods. F rth rmore, :::t �; ��:�r!i° and enlarge the scope of employ Karla E. Bailey, Dallas, second ::!: e Inc., national president Hortense e e blished by Black wom n in improp rly handled or stor d food to leadership styles. Twenty-three· ment and promote greater career national vice president; Nancy E. e Washington D.C in 1908. Faye G. Canady, Lansing, Mich., and can carry and transmit diseas as e e participation; better serve our con Randolph, Boston, national secre seminars were off r d, along with e e u B. Bryant of Houston, Texas first vice-presid nt Dr. Yvonne a r s lt of growth of organisms u e u stituents and industry through tary; and Delores C. Sennette, ro nd tabl disc ssions ?n !ong e e e e e u u eu . Is national president of the Kenn dy, Mobil , Ala., w r r s ch as Staphylococc s aur s, range p anmng1 and an mstitut e �t in\Kllvement; increase Beaumont, Tex.,national treasurer . "'"""mza1. 'ton. elected as head of a slate of old . Salmonella, and Clostridium botu business growth through open Beginning with a stirring pre and new candidates at the 38th linum. 2) Chemical spoilage, which Retailer Network to be sharing of ideas; dedicatinn nf time u e biennial convention of the organi convention Sal t To 100 Black is usually the result of enzymatic Business and Professional Women, in Place for Lottery barber shops and gas stations to when it starts in late September zation's "most significant" meeting reactions. Enzymes are organic the sessions wern higilighted by an The largestr etailer network in restaurants, grocery stores and or early October. in history. compounds produced by all living unscheduled, moving tribute to Lotte histo is expected, to be convenience stores, · are being Applications for more thap Other officers chosen during things. The function of enzymes ry ry Delta Sigma Theta memberskill ed e e u e in place throughout California by selected by the California State 28,000 retailer locations were th fiv days of activity by approxi is to assist and speed p m tabolic u e e r e and inj red in a Delta Airlin s reactions, such as color and flavor mid-September. Lottery (CSL) to sell the $1 dollar received by the July 15 deadline mat ly 10,{X)() paticipants in th plane crash enroute to the conven Some 20,000 outlets, from tickets for the first Instant Game and are being evaluated. Those Dallas Convention Center,· the changes in ripening fruits and vege e e e e e tion sit . tables. These enzymes continue meeting the required demographic Hyatt R gency hot l h adquart rs, and sales criteria will be notified Francisco. District managers will to function even after foods have Operations Division. The State by late August. oversee a cadre of 200 District been harvested. Deterioration can has been divided into four regions Sales Representatives (DSR) who result unless these enzymes are Since retailernetworks in other with offices in Sacramento, Whittier, Lottery states averagethre e to five will provide direct sales contact controlled or destroyed by food San Jose, and Anaheim. Twelve thousand in size, California easily to the retail outlets. The regional processinatechniq ues. 3) Physical district offices will be located in spoilage, the dropping, cutting or qualifies as the giant of Lottery and district managers have been · Grand Re-Opening Redding, Sacramento , Fresno, other physical damage to foods states. selected and now are selecting Bakersfield, San Fernando, Whittier, can cause bruising, wilting, and The retailer program will be their districtsaies �Y«itatlves. �IT}, Vent1,1ra, San Diego, watel" loss. Best:ies'ci?trattlng from···· administered by the• Marketing Themanagers·and'-filSRsll{ffll(::SL �yerside, San Jose and San the food's appearance and app(!al,.:. t of the .CSL's Game employees. _ 1 ,:Jilt. this kind of damage can also pro Special 1Touch mote the growth of undesirable spoilage micro-organisms and increase enzymatic activity. 4) Vermin. A great deal of food Is Beauty Salon spoiled each year by rats, insects, and other pantry pests. Through these means, imprq,erly preserved foods can lose their esthetic appeal, nutritional value and worse, may become hazardous. By investi Has been in business 3 years and has now gating the various causes of spoil- age and the effects of different expanded, won't you join me in our grand re-opening methods of food handling, pack- celebration. aging, and storage techniques on food quality, we can learn to dis tinquishbetween safe and hazardous preservationm ethods. 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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA� COMPANY Business Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat.· 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays Page4 Thursday, August 15,1985 Sports, Entertainment And Travel.::� - Nickols, and Elbert Williams, San May James and lJllie Thomas, Los Ebony Travel Club Bemardino;Charles&GloriaCarter, Angeles, Califcmia; Mary Pearson, Harlod& Jewell Harris, William Pittsburg, California; Robert & Cruises to the Geiger,and BennieGordon, Rialto. Emma Williams, Buttonwillow, Caribbean Other guests' included: Jeffie California; Joyce McKeever, Linnie Thomas, Bob Washington, Elnora Wallace and Sondra Bain, Alta Williams, Cloe Butler, M�d Giles, dena, C�ifornia. Group members' Ebony Travel Club members' Loy,:e Go\c;ton, Sr1llie Williams, Alonzo &Ann Lewis of Jackson and guests' returned recently from O.Y. & BobbieWalker, Ada Smith, �lle, Florida met the group aboard the Club's first caribbean cruise. Mary Shoulders, Samella Hicks, the ship on sailing day. MEMBERS OF THE ST. PAUL CHOIR participating in Talent Night aboard Departing from Ontario Interna Mae Holland, and James & Jean the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines M/S Song of America; Mildred Geiger, Linda Washington, LaFlora Williams, J.R. Humphrey, Anna Steve s, Geor e Duncan, tional Airport, the group flew Kennedy, San Bernardino. Also, Betty Taylor and Dorothy � � Helen Humphrey, Bob Williams, Odell Curry, Bennie White, Nadme Carter,. EasternAirlines to Miami, Florida joining the groupfrom Rialto were: Williams are coordinators of the where they had overnight accom Majorie Browning, Lucille Bruce Malissa White, George Selden, Pam Gordon; Not Shown; Claudell Curry and San Bernardino based travel club. Bettye Taylor modations at the beautiful Omni and Rico & Linett Goldson. From Travel arrangements were made International Hotel, which overlooks Riverside, Willis & Hazel Mimms byDebbi's Travel of SanBernardin o. Bisca e Bay and the Port of yn and Jocelyn Williams, and from Escorting the large group, along Miami. •Sailing the following day Fontana, Lillian Taylor and Bettye withBettye and Dorothy, was Debbi aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise Willie. Traveling from greater dis Nelson of Bebbi's Travel. Line's "Song of America," the tances to cruise with the Ebony Member of the group were beauty of theship prompted several Club were: Elmer Washington from in agreement that one word could in the group to comment that the Omaha, Nebraska; Gwendolyn sum up this teriffic cruise, "Song of America" was really a Dailey Visalia, California; Willie FANTA STIC!! floating resort. Ports of Call for the seven day cruise included Nassau, Bahamas; San Juan, Puerto Rico; andSt. Thomas, U.S. VirginIslands. Sightseeing and shopping was the highlight in all of the ports, with St. Thomas being tne favorite. Another highlight of the cruise was the private party given for the group in the ship's colorful Oklahoma Lounge, compliments of Captain Svein Patterson and his cruise staff. Tropical Coolers, along with hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, were enjoyed by all. Shipboard activities were numerous, and among the 1,528 passengersaboard, theEbony group was well represented in Masquerade ATLANTA AIRPORT (L·R) Night, Talent Night, Sports and Emma Williams, O.Y. Walker, Robert Williams Deck Games, The Bridge Tour Theresa Duncan, Bob Williams, Bettye Taylor nament, and the daily shipshape exercise programs. Among those participating in Masquerade Night were:Allie & Anna Stevens, Bob & Sandi Collier, Luizor Brown, and Jean& Sandra Tapp, Rialto, Odell Curry, Idell Washington, Ruth Kelly, Minnie Miller, Ncra Br01.V11, Theresa Duncan, and Daisy Spears, San Bernardino, and Alexis Geaj)egan ' of Highland. Participating in Sports' Eastern Airlines Captain and and Deck Games were Llnda FlightAttendants from Atlanta, Washington,-*San. Bernardino;. to Miami. Be� White, Rialto; and Bob Williams, Riverside, Ann Malcom and Perthalene Grace of San Ber nardino won first place in the prestigious Bridge tournament. Ship � shape tee-shirts and sun-visors Bob Washington says come on were presented to all participants In Mrs. Willie Ruth Kelly on theS hip-shape program. Theywere : to Dorothy Thompson as they Masqurade Night, won a trophy boardthe ship Hattie King and Laura Connor, for her rendition of a 'Yard Riverside; Barbara Hankerson, Sale.' Apple Valley; Carole Mason and Sandra Tapp, Rialto; Thelma Golightly, Margaret Beamon, BerthaNelson, and TheresaDuncan, San Bernardino. Dorothy Thompson, San Bernardino, sustained a severe ankle sprain immediately after arrivingin Miami GROUP CHANGINGPIANES and could not participate in the IN ATLANTA (L-R) Alexis physical activities; however she Georghegan, William Geiger, was presented a complimentary Bob Collier, Allie Stevens, Ship-shape tee-shirt by the Ship Sandi Collier, Anna Stevens shape staff. Back by the ship's Oklahoma LoungeCombo, Pamela Gordon, Rialto, opened the Talent Night From Michael Cimino, festivities with a beautifulrendition Academy Award-\Vinning Director of "You Are So Beautiful," and of "The Decrhunter," was also the soloist with members a powerful new motion picture of the St. Paul A.M.E.Church Inspirational Choir as they closed Lois Golston and Bettye Taylor that takes you into a world of mystery ... as a staff member sneaks in the show with "Soon and Very It isn't the Bronx or Brooklyn, Soon. " Membersof the choir were: on the picture. it isn't C\'Cn New \brk. J.R. & Helen Humphrey, Bennie The IES&S Club & Malissa White, Anna Stevens, It's Chinatown ... and Mildred Geiger, Rialto; Bob & to hold Second La Flora Williams, Riverside: and it's about to explode. Claudell & Odell Curry, George Annual Triathlon in Duncan, George Selden, Linda p Washington, Nadine Carter, and ·Perris, Se t. 28th... 6th finishers in each category. A MICHAEi. CIMINO FILM pianist, BettyeTaylor, San Bernar TheInland EmpireSki & Sport The Triathlon categories will dino. Trophies were awarde9 to Club will have its SecondAnnual be for 18;29, 30-39, 40-49, 50 all who participated in the various Triathlon at Lake Perris in Perris, and over, male and female, Plus activities. Ca. on September 28, 1985. This teams: all male, all female, co-ed. Bennie White was crowned sports event will consist of ½k Entry fees $15 perindividuals King of the "Song of America," swim, 6k bike ride and 5k run and $40 per team. For information and his wife Malissa, was first around like Perris. Prizes will be and entry blanks call Saterfield runner-up for Queen. George medal for the top three finishers at (714) 783-1610 or Thurman Duncan became known to all of and ribbon for the 4th through the passengers as "George frpm Ferebee(714) 884-1009. Evezywhere" as the result of several zany antics between he and the LasVegas Trip Coming ship's Cruise TomDiroctor, Dentino, DINO DE LAURENTIISPre;ents MICHAEL A CIMINO FIL\1 duringthe cruise staff shows. Your Way .... "YWOF THE DRAGON" MariettaWilliams, Rialto; Ted st.ming \11CKEYROURKE · JOHN LONE· ARIA.�E Connor, Riverside; Nora Brown, Saturday, September 14, "Brown Bag." There will be Muiic Compo� hv DAVID MANSFIELD Minnie Miller, George Selden and 1985 is the Las Vegas · Four no refunds. f:Xt'Cllli\'!' in Chari:eof ProductionFRED CARt:so Claudell Curry, participated in Queens Tum·Arowid trip. Stay For reservations contact; lla.,ooon the �o,-elh� ROBERTDAL EY some of the "team" games and 5 hours at the Four Queens CathoUc Charities142 7 No. La screenplav hr OLIVER STONE& MICHAELCIMINO mostwere on the winning team. Producedbv Dl'.'-10 DE IA! lRF.NTIIS !lirectedh1 MICHAELCJMI'.'-JO and 5 hours on your own. Cadena Pri&.te Colton, CA. '·-- ...... - i ·· ..... ···•• ···�"-··· Among other Ebony Club . ' - -...--:.4 ,P. .... ,· l . Donation is $5.00. The bus R :.'t�::.·:•&) 92324(714)370-0800. : 111-::"�:W: ' . � members' enjcying the cruise \Vera: leaves Saturday evening, Sept. Registration Deadline is Edward &Dorothy Blakely, Camel 14,1985 at 7 p.m. September 3,1985. STARTS AVG UST 16th AT ATHEATRE NEAR YOU! & Marion Daniels, James & Lillie Make check payable to Thursday, August 15,1985 Pages CommunityNews Knock and the Door====;;;;;;;;;;;;;======NAACP Plans Will Be Opened ... Demonstration for 3rd giveness. Mon can't pay of this Charles Ledbetter ey typeof credit. We all will approacn Annual Black Dollar One Sunday afternoon I that time of life when we will Day ... was passing- out material for. my need more than money, booze campaign last week. At one house and a wild life style. We must NEW YORK--The as I carefully laid the information be able to stand before that door National lament Director Fred Rasheed on the porch, a voice on the other and knock with a clear conscience. Association for the Advancement expects to hit the $30 million side of the door called out with When the voice on the other side of Colored People (NAACP) is · mark this year, with a roncentrated traces of sincere concern. It was calls out and says, "identify your gearing up for Its third annual effort focused upon the following a female voice, she said, "Identify self!" What will you answer be? Black Dollar Day demonstration cities: New York, August 6-7; yourself!" with all the acts of Think about it! which will be held during Labor Philadelphia, August 8-9 Norfolk, Week, September2-9. violence committed through out the We are primarily put on this Day VA. August 10-11; Atlanta, an Perris Panorama state, I saw nothing wrong with earth to see one another through, BlackDollar Day is eoohomic August 12-14; Chicago, demonstration designed to show by Art Cook this method of protecting oneself. not see through each other. August 17-19; St Louis, August Lord, Father when we are the Black Community's economic 20-21; Houston, August 22-26; strength, and to sensitize the I have received calls and ques wrong make us willing to change Los Angeles, August 27-29; and business community · to the tions from a number of persons and become a positive force for San Francisco/Oakland, August I identified myself. She received asking if I am running for the after visiting with some of my good. If we happen to be right, purchasing power of Black 30-September1. the information and I hope I can school board this election? Christian friends, (which included make us easy to live with. Consumers, by using $2 bills and I must report thaf I am not. count one more vote toward my Hardy and Cheryl Brown, our Susan B. Anthony dollar coins There are a number of things that race for the seat on "Moreno publishers), a thought ran through when making purchases. we yell "Gimme!" and grab at it I want to do before retirement ValleySchool of Board Education." my mind. An individual could have NAACP branches willtle!J)tiate with attachment. Attachment de and it will probably take the better When I returned home, and the same experience in their final with local banks to have currency stroys the experience of love. The theme for the week-long part of two years to accomplish day when it is time to be held available and will inform the If our relationship is going to demonstration is "Support NAACP them. accountable for acts for which community about how they can VJO!"k, there must be a commitment Black Dollar Days:" Anyone wishing I truly appreciate the support • what marriage will provide and they have not sought sincere for- participate In this economk: deroon· showtheir support and awareness that I received the last time · I under current misconceptions of to each other's well-being_ Most stratlon. In addition, Black to people who says they have a In this economic demonstration ran and the wonderful friends what it is. Tabitha would like being, it can only lead to the de businesses apd churches will assist commitment don't; th have an should contact their local NAACP who feel that I need to do the to share with you a series of terioration of your well-being. If ey in exchanging dollars for coins. attachment. Commitment means for details. same this time. excerpts from "Actualizations" you think that the experience you last year's buying exchange "I am going to stick with you and There comes a time when entitled: have of loving yourself around support your experience of well serious choices must be made in "You Don't Have To Rehearse somebody else comes out of them, It is vital to a relationship being, and genuinelywai;it to make being." Attachment means "I am one's life and my schedule would To Be Yourself" you will end up needing them. that we discover the balance a contribution to each other's stuck without you." not permit me to give 100% They will have to be around for between unity and separation. well-being, the reJationship can and We need to be able to go If at this time. PARTl you to experience your own true we are totally together, we can't will surviveanything. into a relationship with commitment We will be actively and nature. experience each other; we can coly The organizing principle of a by Stewart Emery and without attachment, m::cglizing strenuously working for the candi What yo� love is your exper experience each other If there is relationship should be a commit When we say "fm falling in that love is what will be there dates of our choice. ience of yourself. Don't give credit separation in the unity. But if the ment to each other's well-being. love with you," what we are really once we geteverythin g else�- Right at the top of the list to the mirror for what you see pillars pf our temple are not the We should not seek in each other saying is that around that person What I want in my relation is Mr. Schuman Ch , who, reflected there. same height, the roof will slide an escape from living and life. evy we have an experience of our ship with ·you is an experience • rumor has it, is running for the He loves you, knowing that off, which means there has to be We should seek in each other ownessence. of myself. But unless I am being high schoolboard. if ',QUI" relationship with yoo waks, a sense of equality in the relation suppcrland oompanionship,passion Unfortunately, we put the myself, I can't have the experience. your relationship with him will ship. and compassion for the adventure, Our choices VJill be announced cause of the experience <:Ne:r on the In 'The Prq:,het,• Kahlil Gibran automatically work, and if your Ian Fleming, who created the love and sense of humor regarding later for the p:q::,le we are choosing other person, rather than recog writes about the paradox between relationship with you and your James Bond character, once wrote the lessons each of us has had to represent us in the offices which nizing that what we love is our unity and separation. "Let there own life doesn't work, your rela a beautiful essay on relationships to learn for the revelation of our are coming up for grabs. selves around that person. Some be spaces in your togetherness," tionship withhim won't VJOrk either. in which he talked about a principle own foolishness. That is an enor thing about them inspires us into he says, "for the pillars of the We are so threatened by the called "the quantum et solace." mous commitment, but once It is a direct experience of our own temple stand apart. And the oak STOP-LOOK absence of love that when any The quantum et solace means the made and acknowledged, the rela beauty. We really fall in love with tree and the cypress grow not in little bit of it shows Its head, amount of well-being in a relation tionship will survive anything. AND LISTEN .... our ultimate self. each other's shadow." If we attribute the cause or ship. Fleming said that so long as Next Week: THE FORM For the Young at Heart and source of the experience solely two people in a relationship genu SUPPORTS THE PURPOSE... Teenagers..... to the presence of the other person, NOWOPEN inely care about each other's well- Contributed by Riverside we rob ourselves of the possibility Helplineat theVolu nteerC-enter Dear Readers of VoiceNews, of owning our own experience and INLAND EMPIRE For commentsand quesdons Due to the turmoil so many recognizingour own lovability. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! marriage relationships are exper When you give somebodyelse COMMUNITY writeto: iencing, as far as fantasies of ownership of your sense of well- TABITHA HEAL TH CENTER P.O. Box1581 Riverside, CA.9-2502 . - ·• •� LE 4.Sl ALL �EWCAAS "- T.AUCICS NURSERY M4Kf$ & M90E LS • X .C' S " \I A"-1 S OUA\.IT't u.StO 686-12�0 CARS & l �VClllS Carpetst;.itt COUPON . mtth•sCarpet Service One 2" PottedPlai't (5 ,\t 'Yi:-1642W. 10thStreet FREE (0.1'1-1,-CIIIMlr) £Cony Cu1t !Bwu.ty c$alon CHINO�FORD San Bernardino, Ca. 92410 6743 BROCJ MOTOR HOMES C RS YOU C N 01:PIIND ON VANS ♦ 4x4'• Ask For Mtmee A • A Lloyd G. 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(714) 7117-0445 ' 1./ .�- ! ------ Thursday, August 15,1985 Page6 Legal Notices Legal Notices FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ACTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME RIVERSIDE TRANSIT AGENCY NOTICE OF PUIUCAUCTION EMPLOYMENT STATEMENT STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Ntlcl Is lltrllly 91vtn tlltt la "VIETNAM VETERANS" STATEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Thi fellowing person(s) Is (are) Thi telowlng person(s) ii (are) TIii folltwln1 ptrlOll(I) II (Ire) LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS ICCIIUIICI wftll Clllnll Clvtl flle professional CGUnuling Thi fllllwllg ptnlll(I) II (1ft) Uilg buSIIIIISn : dol119 11111111111 11: Ming•• ,.... 11: Ctdt Stctltn 1151 11d Stctlllll aervlces are now available citing11111111111 a: SURPLUS I AMERICAN HOMES 818 APPLEJEWELRY 1• t11r111111 1991, 1111 .... LANDUSE FIELDASSESSOR J L E EDllrprillllM Dlstrlluton In the Inland Empire for 4500Van Buren 8225 TyltrNo. 102 1511Rlndtlpll St. Notlct Is herebygMn tfl■t alllld li9111d W■ II 10:00 I.II. 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Enslow transferringland uae codes Rlvtnkle,CA. 92503 Rlvtnldl,CA. 92S05 Ri¥erlldt,CA. 12S03 untlll 2:00 PM localtlmt, Octobtr bkldtr fll' cash, tllt llfNI ut more Information or to make 805W. 5th St. Apt 28 Btrnard Jo1111 TIiisbualnt11 ls Ctllduc1M by Mary T. 0k1tll 1, 1185 111d publcly ■ptntd and out below being IIOIII ltr 1111 from one map source to Sin Btr111nllno,CA. 92410 an appointment. 11289 Warmington an lndlvldllll. 11161Rlndllpll St. readfer Ille falllwlng lt■ms: flllowlng plflOIII by 1111 Rlvtnldl another. SytvllLN Rlvffllde, CA. 92503 /S/ EarlM. Cloninger Rlvtnldt,CA. 92503 Allnt Clllb, lac., I N111-Praflt 1480Evtton PIia T1lb11111111111 Is conclucl9dby Sllllmtnt 111N wKII tlll CNnty SEVEN (7) SUPPORTVEHICLES carpentlo1: RMrtldl,CA. 92507 Werkingknowledge ol maps, Will Live In Your House llullllncl and Witt. CltrttRlvlnldt of County en : TIiis INIIIIIIIS Is ctllducltd by NAME OF DEBTOR TIiis 1111,1... II conductld by good driving record and andMake thePayments /S/ Ctll Jones Aufu11 5,1915 I gllllrllPll'lnlrllllfl . Blllcltn wll submit tlltlr propes1I Jlllnltceffl Sllltmtnt !ltd wltll the Cou1ty I lltnby ctr1lfy tllll this copy • ....,..,.,..,.lllp, /S/ TlllmlM. 01111ft In a INllld IIIYtllpt ffllrkld tn ARTICLE BEIN& AUCTIONED flmllllrltywith LosAngeln For ½ Ownership. /SI.- L &lllw,Gin . Plr'9 Clertt If Rl¥1r11dtCounty On: II • comet of 1111 111111111 Sllltlllnt flllld wltll tilt Cou■ty tilt•tsidt II lollows: Air C1fflprt11w, Type 30, MDCIII and vicinity required. con Sllllllln1 lltcl wltll 1111 Ceunty Call 788-5901 AUGUST 14,1915. 111t1111111tol titIll 111Y lfflct . Cllrkol fll¥nld1 C•nty on: 353, 80 gallell tank wltll 5 llorle Clerkof RIYersldl, County on: I hereby ctrtlly tlllt 11111 capy WWl■m E. CHlrly, COlnty Clerk J•ly8, 1985 8tDFOR SEDANS5 AND 2 WAaONS power and 25 amp being strill July11, 1915. Contact Lisa at Aerial Infor Is I ctrrtCt copy DI the llrlgiftll FIiNo. 85-4145 I hereby c■rtlfy 11111 11111 copy is No.251121 I lltrtby ctrllly tlllt tllls copy mation Systems (714) SllltmtntIR titIn IIIY. olflct /P/8-1, 15,22,21, 1915. a ClrrlCI copy "' Ille llrlglaal ErntatMlcllHI Alvirez II WIiiemE . c ...rtv. C•ntyCll rtt I c:arnct copy If tllt orlglllll sllltmtnl on Ill Ill my ■fflcl. October1, 1985 1918 &TO Ponlllc, ldtntlllcltloll 793-9493. FIiNo . 85-4271 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME lllltllllllon titIn mylfflct. Wllllm E. Conerly,Cou nty Cltrk NI. 242171Z13ZM1,Llctllll Nt. /P/ 8•15,22,29 I 9-5, 1915 STATEMENT VM1111 E. Cllltrfy, CountyCltrk FIiNo . 85-3899 MOIIIII,Day Ind Y11r TRF 1N FltNI. 85-3811 GOVERNMENT JOBS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Thi flllowltlg plflOll(I) II (lrt) /P/8-1,B, 15,22, 1985. /P/ 7-251 8-1,8,15,1915. Eacll bid alllH bt In ICCll'dlftCI TIiis Ill WI bt by Clfflpetltivt 15,000 - $50,000/yr. STATEMENT delngbualntH 11: . wHII Sptelflcltlona on lllt In Ille A camel can go without Thi following ptr1on(s) Is (Ire) BETAMANUFACTURING FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME lllddlftl on It Ille pre11lsn IHVI possible. All occupations. water for almost a week, RTA offlel. delngbUslntH 11: 2005Rollerta Dr. STATEMENT rr Bews Ao/NrlN(· Ill■-t. Tiil lllwwlldt Aline Club, Call 1-805 687-6000 ext. and without foodfor much Inc. rtllMI 1111 rlfht It bid II JBS ENTERPRISES Rlwwlld1, CA.92507 TIit fllllwlng ptnlll(s) Is (lrt) ( R-4659 for information: longer. Capita of thtle aptClflcatlGRI CIR 1111 ... ,.rclllltl 1111111llt Midi 4860Rubidoux Avt . Clllrltl S111111 dolntbUalntaa a: LEAR GRAPHICS bt llllllntd by ctnllctlng �ltvt wttllCHII Ind paid for It tllt 11111 Rlwwlklt,CA . 92509 2583Colgllt Way 6171 PalmCt./136K Ollr, 111n111r alCllb:ISIMCII, If 1111rclll11. TIiis 1111 Is II .. Kaulllllr■ Kay Gr•n Rlwlrlk11, CA.92507 II (714) 884-0850. ti prior CIIIClllltlon II 1111 Mnl 4860 RubidouxAve. GeorgeMfflll Rlvtnlde,CA . 92506 Teenagers Want to /P/ 1·15, 1985 II utt111111nt bttWltft Ri¥erlldl Rtvtnlde,CA. 92504 5446 BlllxyLine AlbertEls1nsllln AIHO Club, Inc. IN 1111 11111- TIiisb■slntss ls'collductldby MiraLDIIII, CA. 91752 6979 Palm Ct./136K pltd par1111. Al ,roperty sold an lndlvldual. TIiis buslfttu Is conducl9d by lllvtnldt,Cl. 92506 Earn Extra Money "Alla ". /S/ KnaanclraKay Breen • gentr■I partnership. T1III bHIIIISS Is conducltd by Sometimes a new paint RlvtrlldtAlan Cllb,Inc. Stlllmtn1 !ltd wltll tilt County /S/ CllarllsSn1111 an llldlvldu1I. job isn't necessary-a /S/ AlbertElsenslllA good scrubbing can work By: LarryE . Webb Great Possibilities Cltrk ofRlvtl'lldt County 011: Sllt1111nt flltd with the Clllnty wonders. Plllllsll Aupst 8 Ind A11.. ,t 15 July 30, 1985 Cltrkaf Rl¥1rsld1 County on: St1111111nt flllld with tllt County 1115. Call Black Voice News I hlrtby certify that 11111 copy Is July30, 1985. Clarkaf Rlvtnkl1 County on : July29, 1915 1 comet copy If tllt llrlglnal I lltrttly c■rtlly 11111 11111 copy 824-8884 allltmtnton titIn my tfflct. Is • camel capy of tllt orlgln■I I lltrtby certify 11111 tills copy II WllllmE . Contrfy, CountyCltrk sllltmtnton flitIn my Dfflct. • comet copy II Ille orlglMI 1111t1111nt 1111tit In myolflcl. 682-6070 FillNo . 85-4059 WWl■m E. Conerly, CountyCltrk /P/ 8-15,22,29 1 9-5,1985 FlitND. 85-4D80 WIiiemE. COMrly, County Cltrk AUREATE ENTERPRISE Flt -Leave Message- /P/ 8·1,8,15,22,1985. No. 85-3994 Rltlq M. Kllut /P/1·1,8,15,22, 1 985 VIDEOTAPING 11228 NtwllllrkttDr. •WEDDINGS Rlvtnldt,Cl. 925113 FICITIDUS BUSINESS NAME ACTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT SUPEIIIOR COURTOfCALIFORNIA, STATEMENT • PERFORMANCES TIii l ng COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE elllwl ptl'IOll(I) Is (Ire) TIii ltllwlng person(s) Is (lrt) • INSURANCE-WILLS dllngbullftNI n: ClltNt . 1n432 ,_, bullntlln : • FASHION SHOWS •• T&JAPPLIANCE ONltr IO llllw cant rt CM119' PLAZA JANITORIALSERVICES If Mmt(1277C.C.P) 4515 Tyltr •Nature'sRa,aect�-- 31311Clntrll Avt. Stl . . 10 YI' Rlvtnldi,CA. 92503 • RELIGIOUS SERVICES lor GENTLE,OVUNl State Officials Join In DFEH Open House and Forum Recently state officials, staff because she had cancer. and community resource people The commission determined attended the Department of the empioyer had not satisfied its Employment and Housing, {DffH) burd01 to reasonably ac.commodate formerly Fair Employment Practice the complainants' medical condi Commission (FEPC). the Open tion by permiting time off to House and Community Leadership obtain medical treatments. Forum, held at the new state The Community leadership office location, 375 W. Hospitality forum discussion led by District Lane,Suite 280,in San Bernardino. Aaministrator, John Staffin, focused On hand for the event were, on employer obligation with respect Shirley Chilton, Secretary State to the physically handicapped, (L to R) Carol Schiller, Assis· Shirley Chilton, Secretary, Consumer Service Agency, Mark housing law and sex harrassment. tant Deputv Director. John State and Consumer Services Guerra, Director of the Department Following general remarks by Staffin, District Administrator, A ency of Fair Employment and Housing, Shirley Chilton, Secretary of the g Earlene Hinton, Senior Consul· Michael Vader, Chief Deputy Stateagency, Mark GUeJTa, Director tant receiving Award of Merit Dir�ctor, DFEH, Earl Sullaway, addressed the forum. Deputy Director DFEH, Enforce Guerrareinterated the Depart ment,and Carol Schiller , Assistant ment's roles and responsibilities Deputy Director, Southern Region to the community. He encouraged DFEH. th� employer community to take FollOVJing a luncheon provided advantage of thetochnical assistance by the staff Carol Schiller, gave available through .the department. an update on pending legislation, He discussed the success of the pregnancy discrimination, housing Employerand Housing Roundtables, discrimination a93inst children, and initiated by him to encourage the commission decision on DFEH dialogue and increase cooperation vs KingsboroCotton. with the department, employers 111 this case, the Fair Employ and community representatives. He ment and Housing Commission encouraged the development of nhi, the �had cliscmraa:I local rountables to localize this when it terminated an employee exchange of information. Irene Coyazo, Consultant; John Castello, Chief Counsel obtained by calling the City Clerk's Office at 787-7557 or may be picked up at the City Clerk's Office on the Seventh Floor of City H111l. The deadline for returning completed applications to the City Clerk's Office· for the Board of Public Utilities is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, September 3,1985. ·•· The Mayor and City Council encourage participation on City Boards and Commissions from citizens throughout the City. These Set-up time: 6 a.m. ' An Educator's Opinion are voluntary positions and to All Spaces will be $5.00 Close, Clean-up: 3 p.m. be eligible, a citizen must reside (a refundable deposit required) in Riverside and be of voting age. Located between Cottonwood Ava. and Dracaa, one mile South of the A Tribute to Special People· The City Council stresses the 60 Freeway importance of attendance for the This morning, I w,ill have the honor of ad visited their schools and colleges in every cor effectiveness of these advisory No fee to Buyers dressing 8,000 of my colleagues in the educa n&r of our nation. In communities- as--dlsparate _ __ bodies to the City Council. Phone: 656-3993 tion community. These 8,000 men and· women as Manchester, Ohio, and Boise, Idaho, I've The City Council is currently do not ordinarily make headlines, but they do · been moved by the love I've seen, by the dedi soliciting applications from citizens Mon. - Fri. 9-5 make things happen in education. They are cation, by the vision of students proud to be people who have dedicated their energy, their learning and learning to be proud. interested in being considered for. talents, their lives to narrowing the gap between I've also seen these valued colleagues at what American education is and what it is capa work for excellence in their home communities. ble of becoming. I have seen them reach out to students-and to These· special people are parents. I've watched them meeting in Washington today as speak at school board meetings delegates to NEA's annual Rep and testify before state legisla IN TODAY'SARMY, THERE'S resentative Assembly-the larg tures. Their commitment to bet est, most democratic delibera ter schools-their resolve to ac tive body in the world and the celerate the movement toward excellence and equity-has UP TO$25.200 FOR YOU policy-making authority within our Association. never failed to move me. They The delegates to our NEA have given me a gift I shall al Representative .Assembly hail ways cherish. IN COLLEGEMONEY. from every state in the nation The only repayment I can from one-room schoolhouses , make to so many who have giv and multi-campus universities, en me so much is to remain It's like getting a scholarship forbeing a good, smart soldier from farm and suburb and meg .faithful to the pledge I made two and serving your country well. Here's how it works: alopolis. They've been elected years ago, moments after my by their peers to represent election as NEA president. On NEA's 1.7 million members, and that day, I made a promise to all •You contribute $100 a month from your firstfull 12 monthly Army paychecks. (It's not difficult. their task is to chart NEA's NEA members-and to myself. I Your food, lodging and medical are all paid for.) course for the coming year, de would, I vowed, do everything in S 1.200voo fine Association priorities, elect my power to build respect our national officers, and deter throughout this nation for the • [he NewGI Bill contributes $9,600for a 3- or 8 NewGIBill 4-year enlistment. � 6 contributions. mine the steps that must be tak hard-working men and women 00 en to ensure that educational who staff our schools and nur excellence becomes a reality for ture our children. "Then the New Army College Fund contributes New Army all America's children. . I made anoth�r promise, $14,400 fora 4-year enlistment. � CollegeFund. That this challenging task Mary Hatwood Futrell, equally heartfelt, on that muggy ,� ...'• '•00 should fall to these delegates is President NEA July afternoon two years ago, I entirely appropriate. These men promised I would never let •EffectiveJuly 1, 1985. and women are, I believe, America forget that quality pub America's real education leaders, the real ex lic education is every child's right And that $25,200 Yo,nfo,Coll,g, perts on education reform. These are the peo right, I added, is inviolable, non-negotiable. ple who know what works in classrooms-and I could not, on my own, have made much what doesn't. These are the people who know progress toward keeping these promises. But I what students need to realize their full potential, haven't been on my own. Our 1.7 million NEA Of course, there are qualifications· you must meet; tests to be to flourish, and to excel. These are resilient members and the 8,000 elected delegates who passed, but if you intend to go to college someday; the best possible .people, the people who don't give up; the pee- represent their interests have worked tirelessly . pie who struggle day by day and hour by hour and selflessly to transform those promises into route could be the Army.You'll gain knowledge, experience and a to reach the students society so casually prophesies. And that is why, today, dramatic sense of self.worththat will be with you the rest of your life. forsakes. and positive change reverberates through My debt to these remarkable people can nev America's classrooms. To findout more about this new way to get to college, see er be adequately expressed. Over the pasf two Under these. circumstances, only two words _your local Army Recruiter today. years, while serving as NEA president, my fon seem appropriate: Thank you. Thank you to dest memories are of their grace under pres some very special people. Good people. My col sure, their strength in the face of adversity. I've leagues, my friends. National Education Association· RIVERSIDE COUNTY: Hemet'(714) 925-7076 SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY: San Bernardino (714) 884-6600 NlA 1201 Sixleenlh Street, N.W Washington, o.c. 20038 · (202)1122-7200 Arlington (714) 687-8541 Indio (619) 347-3568 Barstow (619) 256-0112 Upland (714) 946-5980 Banning (714) 849-7013 Riverside (714) 781-2074 Fontana (714) 350-4288 Victorville (619) 245-7828 nea Redlar.ds(714) 793-2767 Corona (714) 735-8325 Thursday, August 15,1985 Page8 wiil"ri.Jle the way you want them to Perspectiv�s, Politics & Opinons shamefullylow, teacher and suppcxt isn't new, illegal or immoral. � staff unrest, group "resignations," What is frightening about the Rea .------� JU&IANBONO gan remake of the federal judiciary is - angry parents, some of whom the fear that the rich, white, male, Re have started their own school THE BU.CKVOICE NEWSPAPER publicans, who are. the overwhelming possibly' because of "off-balance" majority of the Reagan appointments, EstablishedFebruary 1973 techniques in the administration? got their seats because they passed an ideological test no other president - Why not seek emotional equilibrium including FDR - ever dared impose. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general dlculation on July 8, 1974, Cose number 108890 by t and move at an even keel and Courtof RiversideCounty . Reagan's judicial wave While White House operatives insist CK VOICE Is a weekly newspaper published � Thur$day by Hardy BIOl