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Portland Observer Thursday, J u n e 28, 1979 Obituary Behind the Wall by Larry Baker 935021 O.S.P Correspondent 1 Journey of A Portrait of M oaning Come, let us walk the shores o f our soul as we seek to discover the depths o f this entity termed reality, allowing our paths to rendezvous within the symphonic apex of under standing H hile the inner self explores the drifting sands of knowledge; laying in. and savoring the warmth emanat ing from the very heart o f wisdom, as we take passage on this vessel called life. » > are rwo, yet one; may I love.vou — teach vou Of tomorrow realities todav's dreams'' Can you allow my love to fill your soul. to caress your heart Instilling a knowledge o f the true strength o f love's needs Julius Snowden 938013 Enlightening to you essence oj beauty through tenderness and the epitome o f y o u . . . woman Sunrise / watch the sun rise m the east and gently set in the west As portals o f your being open accepting the strength o f my existence Compelling your yesterdays todays and tomorrows to come forth, to be recognized I watch the beauty o f nature and smell the fragrance o f flowers H hile the universe holding the reality o f our being smile — goring meaning to life. Hive RayD. Francis. O.S.P. Librarian Julius Snowdeth93g^> ! was born at the beginning o f rime M other Nature i ’ll die at the end o f eternity The kettle boils with rhetorics established by time and changes y e t... her integrity surpasses knowledge instill to man. I srruggle through war I grow in peace la m love Ray D. Francis, O.S.P. Librarian Julius Snowden A CAREER IN COM M UNITY SERVICE Portland Fire ureau American State Bank Mar)' Rose Dean died in Portland on June 21, 1979. She was born in Birmingham. Alabama or. April 29, 1913. After attending school in Bir- mingham. she attended the Madame C J Walker Beauty School. She was m arried to Benjamin Dean. Sr., in 1937. The couple had four children: B enjam in, J r., a holder o f a Master's o f Public Ad ministration from New York Univer sity, a private businessman and a re sident o f New York; Gloria Ella Dean Brown, hair stylist and manager o f Dean's Beauty Salon; Kay Dean Toran, a manager with the Department o f Human Resources, Oregon; and Rose Dean Bryant, an agent with United Airlines, and a resident of Seattle. Washington. After moving to Portland, Mrs, Dean continued her beauty practice and in 1933 she and her husband opened Dean's Beauty Salon and Barber Shop She continued in business until her illness in June o f this year. Mrs. Dean was active in the Morn ing Star Baptist Church. The funeral was held June 23th at Vann's Chapel, with Reverend Lee Arthur Madison officiating. Burial was at Rose City Cemetery. "The Bank that integration built" 2737 N.E. Union 282 2216 ; T LOOK FOR THE BIG "T" “A Sure Sign of Good Taste" Reading Tree opens at Irving The Reading Tree will begin in Ir ving Park on July 5th, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m The Reading Tree offers tutoring and reading for pleasure for all community children. This year's program will be super vised by Mrs. Vesia Loving with Ms. M argaret Bikman teaching. Five high school students will assist. Parents and others willing to help are urged to visit the Reading Tree. PORK SPARE RIBS Frsdi or Froten Irto i Ison 3 b< ft Under A rt sought The National Conference o f A rtists is sponsoring a ju ried exhibition o f painting, sculpture, photography, and graphics depicting historical events in Black American History. • Grand Prize is $5,000. For further inform ation contact the Observer or w rite: A rt Services, 364 S. Cloverdale Ave. *403, Los Angeles 90036. *l.«9 l 4 l O S J »VISION j a » M i g nvtstON j « j s i ro w tu SJ. 72od A RAVE. M J. 7416 J CUSAN NJ. U H » * FMM0N1 hiuskäo - sso JA OAK W BURNSJM at 2 1 * SAN KAFAA-1S10 N A 122nd T R E X Foro.» O r w 2 J 2 0 PACIFIC Oregon Crty-J7l MCXAUA Conky-IOSl SW . 1« UOYD CINTI« L L O D U S efocafiseui/ ana Atai/nttif S'rn/rr 1518 N E KILLINGSWORTH PORTLAND OREGON 9721 1 284 7997 JU N E 1979 EXODUS ON SUMMERTIME: Summertime is the peak of nature's growth - respect it soberly. ON THE DIMENSIONS OF THE WORLD: There are two worlds: the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we feel with our hearts and imaginations. Leigh Hunt FIREFIGHTER EXAMINATION APPLY JULY 2-16,1979 PORTLAND CIVIL SERVICE 510 S.W. MONTGOMERY ST. PORTLAND, OREGON 97201 5 0 3 -2 4 8 -4 3 5 2 W omen & M inorities A re U rged T o A 1 pply ON REPUTATION: To disregard what the world thinks of us is not only arrogant but utterly shameful. Cicero ON REPUTATION: A person has a reputation, and is no longer FREE, but must respect it. Ralph Waldo Emerson ON REPUTATION: The solar system has no anxiety about its reputation. Ralph Waldo Emerson
