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Portland Observar, December 7, 1963 Page 9 Invitations To Bid M o re bids on page 10 OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SIDELINES B Y K a th ry n H a ll Bogle ROFESSOR W IL L IA M Little, A P •» FORD BU ILDING HVAC today because a flutter o f pa per cascaded into a pair o f pretty Bids due December 27, 1983 at 2 00 P M. Bid No B61 300 8783 baskets on a table at the lovely A la meda home o f John and Johnnie Seeled bids will be received by the Director of Purchasing, Multnomah Bell on Saturday evening. County Purchasing Division, 2506 S.E. 11th Ave . Portland. OR 97202 tor: The night was chilly, a log was on the fire and the wine in the glasses Demolition of existing first floor ductwork, installation of naw air sparkled. Ginnette DePriest poured conditioning and heating system. for the 150 guests; her husband. James DePriest, conductor o f the Plans and Specifications are filed with the Purchasing Director and copies Oregon symphony Orchestra, may be obtained from the above address for a $5 00 non refundable fee smiled and signed autograph after autograph and smiled again as the PRE BID CONFERENCE: M a n d a to ry Pre Bid Conference and sign in on currency heaped. Wednesday. December 14, 1983, at 9:00 A M at 2505 S.E. 11th Avenue. This was a benefit party attracting friends o f the Black Educational Portland, Oregon. Center to help with the mortgage on PREO UALIFICATION OF BIDDERS Pursuant to the Multnomah County the school building. Black and Public Contract Review Board Administrative Rules IAR 40 030) Prequalifi- white, old and young, the friends cation shall not b© required for this project came from all parts o f town. They on sabbatical leave from Port land State University, and his wife, attorney Monica Little, were hosts for a wine and cheese (and light b u f fet o f African delicacies) party at their spacious home last Sunday evening. The inform al party hon ored Ambassador Edmund O .Z . Chipamaunga o f the Republic of Zimbabwe. The Ambassador, on the West Coast to promote trade be tween his country and the United States, was in Portland to address a M onday luncheon audience at the Hilton hotel arranged by the W orld Affairs Council o f Oregon. His Excellency feels that his coun try, formerly known as Rhodesia, can become a ‘ ‘model for economic growth in the surrounding uountries o f southern A fric a .” The country Attorney Monica Little. hoataaa. offers goodies to her guests IL R) won its independence in 1980 under Aval Mayfield, Oolorose Margulls, and Ambassador of Zimbabwe the leadership o f Robert Mugabe, Edmond Chlpamaunaa. its present Prime Minister. The A m Jacobs, and Laurie Olsen Special This Day also receives assistance bassador described his country as awards went to The Skanner and to from M aranatha Church. A house being "ric h in minerals," and has the P o rtla n d Observer. Mistress of mother will be on duty. Inquiries having fertile soil capable o f grow Ceremonies was Magnolia Raine, may go to 628-2041 or to 288-7241. ing sufficient foods to warrant his country becoming a "bread basket” for much o f Africa. Their own needs are for technology and for manufactured good, he said. Advertisement For Bids L O T O F P E O P L E are happy laughed and talked together and when they left, Joyce Braden H a r ris, director o f the BEC , and the committee, counted nearly $2.000. Harris is happy and wants to thank every person who helped in any way. Prequalification applications or statements must be prepared during the period of one year prior to the bid date end must be actually received or postmarked to Multnomah County by not later than 10 days prior to bid R C fi - Details of compliance are available from the Purchasing Division. Depart ment of Administrative Servc.es, 2506 S.E. 11th Avenue. Portland. OR M IN O R ITY A N D FEMALE BU SIN ESS ENTERPRISE U T ILIZA TIO N versary with an awards cere mony and buffet food on Saturday afternoon, December 3, at the O FF E E and pastry goodies Northeast Y W C A . Read! is the N /N E Reading Council of Oregon were served late Sunday after Literacy. A non-profit organiza noon to 75 guests when D r. Virginia tion, R cadi’s purpose is to teach Phillips and her husband, Dr. non-reading adults to read and write Joshua Phillips, form ally opened using the l.aubach method. Some of "Friends o f the F am ily," a resi the several students present at the dence meant to serve undwed, teen anniversary celebration told guests age girls facing motherhood. The o f their gratitude to Read! for the husband and wife team, co-directors improved quality of daily living they o f the well-established "G iv e Us experienced with receiving the free This D a y " program in Newberg, see and private tutoring provided by Friends o f the Family as a new part Read! volunteers. Additional volun o f their outreach program. teers are always welcomed. A three-bedroom residence, once A half-dozen awards made in sev known as the Gantenbein house, has eral categories during ceremonies been redecorated by volunteers who honored Terri W ickliffe of the Ac painted, carpeted and furnished the curacy Plus Answering Service, Del- house from top to bottom. Financed Guest of honor Jams* DePrleat enjoys an hore doeuvre with host von Barrett, Director o f the N /N E with gifts from local foundations e«« Johnnie Bell and Joyce Harris. Director of the Black Education Y W C A , H R . Hornish, M arian and from private sources, Give Us Center at a wine end cheese tasting to benefit the Center h ’s ,. opening 97 20 2,(50 3)24 8 5111. E A D ! celebrated its first anni • a All Bidders are hereby specifically advised that these conditions require a mini mum of 10% of the total bid amount tor Minority Business Enterprise parti cipation and 0 % of the total amount for Female Business Enterprise pertici » • I 1'. pat ion in on® or more subcontract areas NON D IS C R IM IN A TIO N Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the provisions of Federal Executive Order 11246 The requirements for Bidders and Contractors are explained in the Specifications No bid will be received or considered unless the bid contains a 9,a,8£?®n’ J’ v the bidder as part of his bid that the requirements of 279 350. 279 352, 279 355 and 279 356 shall be met. No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by a check payable to Multnomah County, certified by a responsible bank, or in lieu thereof, a surety bond for an amount equal to ten percent (10% ) of the aggregate pro. (xisal The successful bidder shall furnish a bond satisfactory to the Board in the full amount of the contract Multnomah County reserves the right to re|ecl any or all bids Sharon Jacox Purchasing Director (Photo: Richard J. Brown) THE M O U N T OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH N .E. Firat & S ch u yler • 284 1964 John H Jackson, Minister M Ed M D 9 X A M Church School 1 1 0 0 A M Congregational Worship 5 00 P M Vesper Service 10 00 A M Baptism Fourth Sunday Obituaries Advertisement For Bids Contract No 7025/84 597A Mary Jane Fuller 11 00 Communion tach First Sunday The American Baptist Convention, American Baptist Churches of Oregon. Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention: National, Oregon, Portland Ecumenical M inistries. A m erican Bible S o ciety, M ErM Board. ALLEN TEMPLE CME CHURCH Corner of 8th and S kid m o re Sunday School 9 30am Sunday Worship 11 00am Christian Youth Fellowship 6 00pm (second and fourth Sundays) Elonze J. Edw ards (Pastor) YOU ARE W ELCOME TO W O R SHIP AT THE ARK O. SAFETY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 84 N.E. killingsw orth • 281 0499 ' 'A W arm S p irit o j I ello *s h tp A I wavs The H o n o ra b le Bishop V. F. Peterson, D . D. " T h e Holiness Preacher, " Pastor Tuesday Bible Band Jr Church 7 » p m Wednesday Choe ... 7pm Sunday 9 15am Sunday School 11 15 am Morning Worship 6 Xpm ypw w 8pm Evangelistic Worhup Tuesday Friday Noon Day Prayer A Friday The Pastor Speaks 7 Xpm Saturday Morning Prayer Showers of Blessings 9 am Broadcast 10 a m StationKLlQ 1290 A M DIAL Something To Think About IROBERTAS. VANN DIRECTOR FUNERAL COST PREPAYM ENT I f you wish, you may choose not to do anything at all about prepay ing your funeral expenses. Let the money come out o f your estate s assets when you die. I f it's obvious that there will be money in your es tate— in the form o f savings, insur ance, cashable stocks or bonds, or other liquid assets— that’ s probab ly all the protection your survivor needs. The money you would otherwise tie up for funeral pay ments could be invested or put into savings instead. The disadvantage o f this course is that your estate may never be so ¡e as to cover the funeraUosis Jar|e adequately. Another possibility is ihat even if you are well o ff now, your financial fortunes may change to such a degree that (here won't be much money in the estate when you die. In such cases, your survivors would be under great f i nancial strain to meet the cost of your funeral and burial. It may re quire going into insurance money or other resources more urgently needed to live on. Final services for M ary Jane Fuller, who was born June 10, 1897, in Portland, were held Saturday, December .1 al St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church. Mrs. Fuller died Wednesday at her home. Mrs. Fuller was a member of St. Philip and a faithful member o f the A ltar Guild. She also belonged to the Daughters o f the King and to the Kwanzan Social Club. Surviving her are a son, Louis, of Gardena, C alifornia, two daugh ters, Ida Hanilton o f Portland and M arianne W illiams o f Inglewood, C a lif.. 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Honorary pall bearers were: Theodore Freeman, Robert Belcher. Glen Childs, M arvin McKinney. C liffo rd Jackson and Ernest W il liams. Active pall bearers were: W arren Linton. Elies Greene. James Brooks, O rvall Rae, Kenneth M acRae, and Carl Deiz. Remembrances may be contribu tions to the Altar G uild o f St. Philip the Deacon Church. Interment was at Rose City Ceme tery. Father M . Ramsey Schadewitz officiated. Cleophas Smith Cleophas Smith, Sr., a resident of Portland for over 40 years, died suddenly at his home in North Port land on Thursday, December I , his birthday. He was 67. M r. Smith, born Dec. I , 1916, in Avalon, Mississippi, was brought up in Chicago. He worked as a dining car waiter for most o f his life and retired from the Union Pacific Railway. He was a member o f the Railroad Senior Citizens Associa tion; the Union Pacific Old Timers Club No. 9; the Oregon-W ash ington Football Club, and he was a charter member o f the Leisure Hour G o lf Club. In retirement he volun teered his services as a driver for Meals on Wheels, Surviving M r. Smith are his widow Clarine Ferguson Smith; sons Cleophas Jr., Bruce A ., and Louis K „ all o f Portland, and a daughter, Adrienne Godfrey-Sam- Aggrey o f Ethiopia and six grand children. Funeral services for M r. Smith were held Wednesday, December 7th, at Caldwell's Colonial M o r tuary, with the Rev. M atthew W a l ley o f Bethel A M L Church conduct ing. Dorothy Spencer, soloist, sang "Precious L o rd ," accompanied by Ken Stafford. Eulogy was by Michael Grice. Remembrances may be contribu tions to Bethel A M E Church. Notice is hereby given that the Tri County Metropolitan Transportation Dis trict of Oregon (Tri M et! will receive sealed bids until 3:00 p .m ., Pacific Standard Time, on January 19, 1984, at 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue in the Con tracts Section, Third Flood, Portland, Oregon 97202, Attention: John R Post, Director of Engineering and Contracts Bids will be opened in Confer - enee Room "C Et D " at that time for ,"Z Civil Construction end Trackwork Installation: Line Section Two B ILS 2B I, l.o m Gateway Station to East Burnside and 146th Avenue, for the Banfield Light Rail Transit Protect, Contract No 7025/84 597A. •» & The Bid consists of the construction of approximately 3.1 miles of double mainline tracks, including LRT Station platforms, LRT ductbanks and man holes, catenary poles foundations and traction electrification substation ground mats; widening and reconstruction of 2.5 miles of Burnside Street, including sanitary sewers, storm drains, traffic signals, and other appurten % ances. » The successful bidder shell be required to comply with all applicable Federal Opportunity and M BE/FBE laws and regulations All bidders shall be required to certify that they are not on the Comptroller General s list of ineligible contractors % • The Tri County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon does not discriminate with regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin S, The Bid Documents may be obtained from Contracts and Legal Services Section, Third Floor, Tri M et, 4012 S.E. ,7th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202, on or after December 19, 1983. upon payment of the nonrefundable purchase price of $100 00 per set of documents Phone: (503) 239 6466: a Telex: TRI M ET PTL 151 724 / - V -• TR I-C O U N T Y M ETROPOLITAN TR A N SPO R TA TIO N DISTRICT OF OREGON John R. Post, Director, Engineering and Contracts Interment was at Sunset Hills M e morial Park. ST. AND REW CATHOLIC CHURCH Sub-Bids Requested John Day Lock & Dam Juvenile Bypass 281 4429 906 NE A LB ER TA STREET Reverend James S. Coleman, Pastor Massas & 00pm Vigd Ssturday 9 30em Chow Sunday 12 00pm Folk Gospel - Sunday SAINT ANDREW SCHOOL M r J im w 8 Harrison, Principal Orada* K 8 W* Biteatf to* a < orditi < W < L ¿ o m i S.J. Groves & Sons Co. ie 2256116th A /e. N.E. Bellevue, W A 98004 (206) 466-1070 Telex 32-1119 Orto fcopr ffltsstonarn V.iptiet ib u rrt) • m t riTwi*t. < * i »c* ht* u n ro r iti qloky o r m p ’ J72S M CtBiPRbeiB A*e*«r Porti «td Orerò* 97227 Re» A Bernard Oever» I A A B A PaMo» ( oev Wrwc• • • ws • SiXwWy School • ’5 • Morvwst W o r«h a ’ 0 4 0 « m a n * • R r-e T.orwo* U W ( vorwsg W oroNp I • M u TweO Soewco n< P-eyO- M e«to g • JD p rr WoOno^Mv Vann Cr Vann Funaral Directors 5211 N Williams Avenue Tai: S 1 2BM • » m We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids and quotes from MBEs and WBEs. Coma w ith ma to Naw H op* for an irresistible worship experience' 'TVw» • no (tout« whsn »ou «a*Yw tobVW to" 't •4 . c »» Bid Date: Dec. 15th, 1983, 2:00 P.M. phone ?H4 1620 4919 ME 9th Ave t» l ì * A »V I
