Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 31, 1989, Page 6, Image 6

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    Hage 6 Portland Observer AUGUST 31,1989
S TH e T
RELIGION
BON VO YAGE
STEVE!
School in D erm ott, A rkansas. His
brother Ray, the baby of the bunch,
has played for W alla W alla C om m u­
nity College in W alla W alla, W ash­
ington and Treasure Valley C om m u­
nity College in O ntario, O regon, as a
point guard. Ray will be attending
Southwestern State University this
fall, in M arshall, M innesota, on an
athletic scholarship.
Steve will be overseas for 10
months. He was issued a round trip
tic k e t-so th a t, if he should, for any
reason, be unhappy with the clim ate,
the arrangem ents or w h atev er-h e
could return after a 10-day trial.
Also attending Sieve’s going away
party was his long-tim e friend Ulf
Hansson Von Spears, U lf s w ife, of
two years, C arrie and Steve’s great
aunt Mrs. N ettie Brocks.
The N orth/N ortheast Com m unity
o f Portland, O regon and the staff of
the Portland O bserver wish to con­
g ra tu la te S T E V E N H A R O L D
ADAMS for a job well done. His
By Mattie Callier-Spears
O n A ugust 16th, a t 6:45 a.m .,
Steven Harold A dam s boarded an
Alaskan Airline airplane headed for
Frankfurt, W est G erm any. The
A dam s’ family and many friends and
well-wishers assembled at the Adams’
home on Monday, A ugust 14th, to
eat Bar-B-Q, sing songs, take pic­
tures, laugh and to just rem inisce
about basketball days, college, old
times with Mr. Walden’s Albina Sports
Program , church events and some
occasions that Steve and his buddies
could only enjoy. Every now and
then, som eone would say something
that would cause such an outburst o f
laughter between one or two people.
Everybody would be looking! Then,
conversation would resum e. E very­
body was ju st having a real good
time.
Rev. Leanell Adam s, the pastor of
S t Luke COG1C, and Pinkie B. Adams
are the proud parents o f Steve and
three other sons: Larry, W ayne and
Ray.
All through S teve’s basketball
career, the A dam s’ family has trav­
eled m any miles to watch their son
(and brother) as he dribbled down the
court,dunked the balls and stacked
up the points.
Mrs. Pinkie A dam s recalls the
reason for Steve’s quickness on the
court, “ S teveattended Sabin School
and when the bell would ring, at the
end o f the day, Steve would hit the
door running. He w ouldn’t stop run­
ning until he got home. I would ask
him why did he have to run so much?”
Steve’s response was simply, “ ju st
because I feel like running all the
tim e.” His m other continued by
saying, “ He ran a lot.” As Mrs.
Adams recounted the many pictures
she has accum ulated from the years
o f articles that have been printed on
S teve, ‘ * I have a picture o f Steve d u r­
ing a gam e at the U niversity o f Idaho.
In the picture, Steve is so high up in
NEW HOPE
OBITUARY
A lthene D eLois bom , February
28, 1947 in Portland, O regon, was
the first child o f Alfred Rivers HI,
and Jeraldine Tripp. She graduated
from Jefferson High School, Port­
land, O regon in 1965. A fter high
school, she attended Portland Com ­
munity College, w here she studied
Crim inal Justice. She worked as a
secretary for the Police Department,
Federal G overnm ent and in other
offices in the Portland area.
On July 29, 1974, she married
Richard Norwood, Sr., to this union
two children were bom . Along with
working outside the hom e, she was a
housew ife and m other, A lthene was
very fam ily oriented and loved ev­
eryone dearly. Som e o f her hobbies
included watching sports and cook­
ing.
She leaves to m ourn husband,
Richard N orw ood, Sr., four children,
Anthony Hines, lam m ara Hmes, Mo­
nique Norwood, and Richard N or­
wood, Jr., mother Jeraldine Tripp,
father, Alfred Rivers III, stepfather,
Leroy Tripp, two sisters, Emily Baker
and Kim Rivers, one brother, Alfred
Rivers IV, grandm other Lessie Riv­
ers, grandson Antonio Rivers, grand­
daughter, Zoe Erickson, aunt Rubye
Dixon and a host o f relatives and
friends.
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the air..It ju st brought back to mind
how my child loved to ru n .”
Steve received an offer to play
basketball for the European Basket­
ball association during his tim e at
W estern Baptist College in Salem,
O regon.There, Steve broke the all-
time scoring record with 1,039 points.
The saying goes that “ H e played like
an unstopable machine.” He was over­
whelm ingly acknow ledged by his
team m ates (the W BC W arriors), the _
NAIA and the NCCAA leagues. S teve*
received the Pete M aravich M em o­
rial A w ard from the NCCA A and
from the N A IA , he received recogni­
was during this time last year that
they were asked to participate in the
Senior C hoir and the M ale C horus’s
Annual D ay o f celebration.
The New Hope M ass Choir, under
the direction o f Mrs. D orothy Daivs,
sang at the 11 a.m. w orship service
and gave a full-gospel concert at 3
p.m.
Wlgland
O ne of th e N o rth w e st la rg e st W ig D isplays
W igs a n d h a irp ie c e s fo r all n a tio n a litie s
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A lthene D eLois H ines N orw ood
proclivity in the sport o f basketball
and his love for others shapes us to
proclaim an exuberant CONGRATU­
LATIONS!!!
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tion as the D istrict II Player of the
Y ear and F irst Team All-Am erican.
In doing so, Steve becam e the first
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was Don H iebentahl. Don was also a
student at W estern Baptist College,
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The N A IA D istrict II D ivision has
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The last District II Division All-Ameri­
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A ugust 27th, to sing at the G oodw ill
Baptist Church.
This is the second year that the
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