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Portland Observer, November 2, 1983 Page 13 Reagan threatens Cuba Obituaries M b Ruth Monroe M em orial services were held for Alda Ruth M onroe on Wednesday noon at Skyline M em orial Funeral Hom e. M r*. M onroe died Saturday at her home after a long illness with cancer She was 60 year* old Born and educated in Mississippi. M r*. M onroe was a graduate o f Tougaloo College. She came to Portland in 1961 and soon began to teach in the Portland public school*. She had been named "P ortland Teacher o f the Y ea r" in 1968. She taught at W oodlawn and George L. Smith elementary schools for nearly U .S . troop* jurrounded (he C u ban Embassy in Grenada Tuesday, not allowing anyone to leave or en ter, and “ Governor General” Schoon ha* ordered embassy per sonnel out o f the country. Cuba re sponded with a note to the U .S. stat ing that, other then women and chil dren. embassy personnel w ill not leave untill all o f the Cuban wound ed, dead and prisoners are repatri ated and that "this order can only be carried out by force and through the use o f U .S. troops." Six U .S. Navy vessel*, led by the U S S. America, sailed Tuesday to 18 years before retiring about two year* ago. She was an active member o f The Links, Inc. Survivor* include her husband, Edward; three adult children, M ich ael A . and Melanie, both o f P o rt land; and Gregory A . o f the U .S . Navy; three sisters, G loria Wheaton o f Riverside, C a lif.; Geraldine Bled soe o f Detroit and Eleanor H a m il ton o f New York; a brother, Robert Blackwell, of Highland Park, M ich igan; and one grandchild. The fam ily suggests remem brances be contributions to the A m erican Cancer Society. R e p re s e n ta tiv e R on W y d e n re c e iv e * e p le q u e fro m Elder Ted Clyde A. White A C C O U N T IN G CLERK W e have an immediate opening for an individu al with one to three year* accounting ex perience, exposure to account* payable, mis cellaneous receivable*, dally billing* and month end reconciliation*. Re quire* high school edu cation or equivalent, 10-key by touch, 50 w pm typing and CRT skill*. Interested per son* apply between 10 & 2:30 p.m . M onday thru Friday: O m a rk In d u a trie * 4908 In te rn a tio n a l W ay. M ilw a u k ie . O R 97222 An Equal Opportunity Employer Sharon SDA honors Wyden was employed, until his retirement, by the M etropolitan Printing Com p any He united with the M t. Olivet Baptist Church under the leadership o f the late Dr. J.J. Clow. He served as Chairm an o f the Deacon Board through the late 1970s until hi* death dictated his resignation. H e was awarded the “ Fight for Freedom A w a rd " in 1956; the N A A C P membership Citation “ Blue A w ard " in 1971; Outstand ing Leadership Aw ard for N A A C P , 1971; Club “ 100” Aw ard; Father of the Year Aw ard, 1980; Faithful Ser vice Aw ard as "B ell Ringer” o f the Church School; Portland M etropol itan Steering Com m ittee, E O A , Inc. certificate for service on the Board o f Directors o f Com m unity Action Agency. 1975; Alcorn State U niver sity's National Alum ni Association G old certificate o f appreciation. 1978. He is survived by his widow. Jewel; two brother-in-laws, M r. M in o r Goode o f Franklin, L a ., and M r. Ed Goode o f Seattle, W a.; one niece, Mrs. Georgia Newton; one great nephew, Delbert Curtis New ton; two great nieces, Margaret La- Jewel and Dawn M arie Newton of Portland; cousins, Mrs. Connie Duncan and daughters, B .B .. Janice and Judy o f Chicago, 111., and a host o f friends. United States Representative Ron W yden received an award from the Sharon Seventh-Day Adventist Church on October 15, 1983. The award was a plaque honoring him for his work in Com m unity Ser vices. Several months ago. representa tive Wyden was the keynote speaker at a Senior Citizens Banquet spon sored by D r. Carl Parker o f People to People Ministerics. a local com munity outreach program. Repre sentative W yden’ s speech impressed all those in attendance. The award was presented by Elder Ted Jones, I I , pastor o f Sharon Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Elder Jones also presented represen (alive Wyden an additional gift, a book entitled Tell it to the World, by Mervyn M axwell. His acknolwedgement o f the award cov ered some o f the statements made earlier. "Y o u don’t measure a society by the material goods pro duced or the wealth accumulated. You measure a society by the way you treat those in the dawn o f life, our very young people; those in the twilight o f their lives, our elderly people and those in the shadows of life, those who cannot, for one rea son or another, provide for them selves." He had attended a meeting earlier in the morning where the agenda in cluded a discussion on strengthening the Black colleges and making it possible for young people to get scholarships for their education. "They are our future and if we don’ t protect our future we will not have the kind of things this country should have for our grandchildren o f future generations. A t the other end o f the age spectrum, the senior citizens, there is a great challenge— the medicare program. Medicare has been a lifeline for our elderly people. W ithout it, they are living in fear o f losing their homes if they are hit by a serious illness or other calamity. W hat makes me so appre ciative o f this award is symbolic of the effort in this community and people around the country to come together, young and old generations together work for the good o f people as a whole, not for material goods, not for wealth but as stated earlier those in the dawn o f life, our young people, those in the twilight o f life, the elderly and those in the shadows o f life. That is what this country is all about. That is how we are going to make progress as Am er icans." C. D O N V A N N ------------------------------------- M O R T IC IA N ----------------------- THE CONDOLENCE CALL The condolence call is distinct from attendance at the viewing or funeral. It is a personal home visit made to a bereaved individual or family by relatives, friends, neigh bors, associates, acquaintances soon after they have learned of the death. However, the individual who fails to go early to the be reaved home need not assume that he may not go later. 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The bereaved should know that they are not alone in their grief, that there are people who care about and understand their sor row. It also helps maintain lies be tween that person and the society. This not only demonstrates sup port, it can help the mourner from slipping loo deeply into grief. Hturs» at no d oubt pharm acy AUTO The U .S. charges that Cuba is threatening terrorist acts against U.S. diplomats in Latin America. Cuba responded that the charges are " a fabrication o f the U .S. govern ment’s guilty conscience for its crimes, incorrect inform ation, or an outright lie by its government." ^Something To Think About J o n ee o f Sheron S D A C h u rch . Clyde Andrew W hite was born August 21, 1904 in M arlin , Texas and later moved to Vicksburg, Mis sissippi. He joined the Jackson Street Baptist Church and served on the Deacon Board. He came to Portland in 1945. He manuever o ff the coast o f Cuba in a show o f force. The Cuban government still ha* not been advised about it* dead and wounded and charge* that the U.S. is interfering with the International Red Cross' efforts to do so. 1032 N S u m n er Sunday School — 9 a .m .-1 1 a.m. Sunday Service - 11 a m .-2 p.m. Sunday Evening - 7:30 p.m , Monday - Holy Ghost Night - 7 : » p.m . Tueedey - Bible Study - 2:00 p.m. W ed n e ed ay - T h e H o u r o f P o w e r - 11 e m . - l p m . Thursday - Evangelistic Service* - 8 p m. Pastor - Biehop Adolph A W ell* Home 249^3001 Church 287 2223
