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W illa D o r s e y S in g s a t S ic k le
P e ll B e n e f it
WiHa Dorsey wtll sing at the Portland Sickle Cef, Anemia Foundation's
Second Annual Benefit Banquet Saturday. September 20th, at thr
Executive Lodge, located at 6221 N.E. 82nd, Portland, Oregon, at 6 p.m.
There wiH be a no host bat begioning at 6
p m. This year the banquet
will be corrtl. 'i“d with an auction headed by Mr. Curt Curnmack, Auction­
eer. I here will Ite door prizes, t >d Willa will b»» lowed by Little Goldie, and
the Psalms to help spearhead this axetw g worthwhile »•vent w tb Dr.
I adulu as the Keynote
To hear Willa Dorsey sing is to experience the ultimate spiritual power
of s e t’ed song. Willa's vocal arustry gees beyond talent and technique to
evoke m the listener a sense pi worship of the true and Hying G ch I She
iiuerpi 'is the moods of worship ranging bom soMme joy to hushed
reverence <ind allows thoso who are puvilegt'd to h«ar her to vic.irwusly
share in the wonder of it all
from humble beginnings at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church nt Atlanta. GA
Willa s musical development progressed io studies with Metropolitan Opera
singer Rolled McFerrw and Dr J DeKoven Killingsworth of Clark College
in Atlanta, but always her interest and devotion gravitated to gospel music
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Dr
R obert Nc»»hout
C hief of Pediatrics at Doernbechar
Children's Hospital rer eives a donation on behalf of the hosprtel
from Portland's Jack and Jill ol A m erica. Inc
fh e m oney was
raised by the teen ag er’ through u variety of fundraisets including
car washes Pictured are (L R- D eanna M itc h e ll, I aura Dir ketson,
Lori Steen. Dr Noerhout Jc-. ice Carson. Aaron W alker. Serena
B row n arxl Jeanne M acon.
Photo by Richard J. Browr
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Left to right: J o hn J Phelan Jr., C hairm an and CEO. N ow York
Stock Exchange and C hairm an of the Presidential Rnord of Advisors
on Private S ector In itiatives; Jam es E. Johnson Public A ffairs
C oo rd in ato r. S a fe w a y S tores, and Frederick J. Hyan J r., Deputy
Assistant to the President and D irector of tho O ffice of Private
S ector in itia tiv e s
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The Amer « an Baptist Convention. Amem an Baptist Churches ol
Oregon Loti Carey foreign Mission Convention National. Oregon,
Portland Fcumenu a- Ministries American Bible Society. M iiM
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S a f e w a y R e c e iv e s P r e s id e n tia l A w a r d
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President Reagan awarded the
nation's highest honor for Private
Sector Initiative (PSI) to thirty busi
nesscs and associations ut a cere
mony in the White Hnuso Rose
Garden.
Seventy other organize
lions received citations for out
standing voluntary services.
Safeway Stores Inc., one of the
award winners, donated annually
more than 92 million dollars in food
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programs and food banks
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Safeway installed 10,000 safety
itells on their shopping carts to
msuie child safety.
The award winners were chosen
from more than 1,500 organizations
registered in tho 1986 Presidents
Citation Program for Pnvato Sector
Initiatives.
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Willa has traveled throughout the world and h r shared the message ol
her songs in German, Spanish. French. English arid Dutch Since 1970. she
has completed 15 European tours and 7 tours to the One it in addition to (hr
Caribbean. South America Australia, Russia, Poland, Hungary and-sr(tel
Willa s voice has graced auditoriums, churches, and coo -I halls around
tire world including Csrnigie of New York, and the Rev'* A"'» it Hall with
the Dutch Radio Phiiharmontr Orchestra in 1973
lickots will be on sale at 915 etc h at House ol Sound. Stevens and Son
Lloyd Center. Crislian Supply, ami the Foundation Olfice lor ated at 3802
N E. Union Averui". Suit«. 206
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The Annual Women s Day program at Mount Olivet Baptist Church will
be bold Sunday, July 20, 1986 at 11 00 a m
Tbt theme is 'Christ • ’
Women and the fam ily''
The guest speaker will l»e M's Cometta I
Smith. Mrs Smith is a member of North East Lutheran Mission Church io
Portland where her husband Rev Dayton H Smith is lay pastor
Mrs Smith is a graduate of Prairie View A ft M University with a BS
degree in home economn s education. She has also studied at Oregon and
Washington State Universities. Her woik experience includes assistant
county home demonstration agen*, teachei in the Portland Public Schools,
home economist for Model Cities Child ( ere programs She it- currently
program director ol the Albina Ministerial Alliance family day if night care
program.
Co chairpersons lor the Women's Day program, Rosie Tabb and Helly J
Stepfiens, announced that on the Saturday preceding Women's Day, July
19, 1986, the Women’s Oey luncheon will be held in the lowei auditorium ol
Mt Olivet at 116 N E Schuyler Sheet, 12 00 noon A panel discussion will
be held revolving around the Women's Day theme and wi'l consist ol
s<>eakers from New Hope Maranatha and Mount Olivet Churches Since
the theme revolves around the family, the chairpersons invite men, women
and children to attend their Women':! Day program In addition to her work
experience, the guest speaker's Christian background makes het eminently
qualified to speak on the selected thurne Rev. John H Jackson is minister
at Mount Olivet Poptrst Church
11 Ot) a m , M o rn in g W o rs h ip
7 :00 p .m ., E vening W o rs h ip
7 .00 p .m W e d n e s d a y , Prayer M e e tin g
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Dr Hard : Brown Sr . D D . Assistant Pastor
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VANN & VANN FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Come and celebrate with us at the
program and reception honoring
Chaplain John and Vivian Parker in
their eleventh year ol directing
Prison Ministries. Inc , Saturday,
August 9. 1986 from 3 30 p.m. to
6:00 p.m at Maranatha Chutch,
4222 N E 12th Ave . Portland, OR
97211.
For more information contact
Prison Ministries, Inc., 284 7563 or
Maranatha Church, 288 7241.
Just Checking...
Dear Parents,
Good health is more than just good luck. Taking preventivo
action gives you more control over your child's health and
well-being Check out the following questions Does your
child need any of these services? If so, ple.ose call us for an
appointment.
Are your child's immunizations up to date7
When your cfrild is ill, do you have a place to go for
treatment?
Has your child had a recent checkup with vision and
heanng tests?
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ATTENTION
The Community of Portland and
Bethel A M I . Church cordially in
vrte all of you and your families to
attend a free Baoquwt, honoring
Bethel's pastor and wife. Rev and ,
Mrs Matthew A Watley, et the •
church, Wednesday, July 30, 1986,
at 6 00 p.m
This is to be a semi-formal affair.
There will be tremendous displays
of talents So come out and spend
an enpyable evening
Donations will be accepted.
Call 248-3535
and ask Sally for an appointment
Wo care about kids
Departm ent of H-jm an Services
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N ortheast Health C enter
5329 NE Union
(P nrttng lot entrarree on Garfield and Emerson)
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