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November 1, 2000 Page B4 Portiani) (Ph s e rin 't ^lortlanb CObseruer Metro/Religion Obituary Volunteer Teacher’s Aide Dead at 51 V A m em orial service w as held T hursday, Oct. 26, 2000, in Sharon Seventh-day A dventist Church for Stephanie Jo Ewell, w hodied Oct. 19, apparently o f a heart attack, at age 51. Ms. Ewell was b o m M a y 2 8 ,1949, in Lancaster, Pa., and was reared in GreatFalls,M ont. She attended W alla W alia College and G eorgetown U ni versity. In W ashington. D C., she w a s a v o lu n te e r u sh e r fo r the K ennedy C enter and a bookkeeper, bank teller and junior high school tutor and teacher. In 1970she m oved to Portland and was a precious-m et als technician for Tektronix until the early 1980s. She w as a volunteer teacher’s aide for Portland A dventist A cadem y in the early 1990s. Survivors include her daughter, Sara Sm ith; sons, W illiam L. Smith and BrandonC. Smith; parents, Edwin and Jean Ew ell; brothers, D erek M., K ent W and G rant S. Ew ell; and sis ters, Traci K. White, Jamie B. Emelike an d C an d aceB . Ewell. D isposition was by cremation. The fam ily suggests rem em brances to the N ational A lliance o f the M entally 111 o f M ultnom ah C ounty. A rran g e m ents are by C aldw ell’s C olonial Chapel. Homemaker Survived by 15 Grandchildren A funeral was held M onday, Oct. 16, 2000, in K illingsw orth Little Chapel o f the Chim es for H annah Krieger, who died Oct. 11 at age 81. Mrs. Krieger was bom Sept. 20,1919, in Tacoma. Her m aiden nam e was Thaut. She was a hom em aker w ho m oved to Portland in the 1930s. In 1942, she m arried John K rieger; he d ied in 1993. Survivors include her daughters, Barb M urray, Shirley Johnson and Betty Schw ab; sons, A lvin, Edw in and Thom as; 15 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Interm ent was in Willamette National Cemetery. War Veteran, Longshoreman Dies A fu n e ra l w a s h e ld T h u rs d a y , O c t. 2 6 , 2 0 0 0 , in A lle n T e m p le C M E C h u r c h fo r C u b b y E a rl M o o d y J r ., w h o d ie d O ct. 18 o f c a n c e r a t ag e 76. M r. M o o d y w as b o m S e p t. 5, 1924, in M a rsh a ll, T ex a s. H e se rv e d in th e U S. N avy d u r in g W o rld W a r II an d th e K o re a n W ar. A P o rtla n d re s id e n t sin c e 1949, he w o rk e d o u t o f L o c a l 8 o f th e I n t e r n a t i o n a l L o n g sh o re and W a reh o u se U n io n u n til r e tirin g in 1983. H e w as a m e m b e r o f th e c h u rc h . In 1947, he m a rrie d A lb e rta C o b y . S u rv iv o r s in c lu d e h is w ife ; so n s, C a lv in E ., G a b rie l E ., D av id L. an d M a tth e w A .; d a u g h te rs , O liv ia L ., M a ry J ., A n e tte M ., D a n n e tta A ., G w e n d o ly n A. an d S u sa n B rig g s-M o u to n ; 21 g ra n d c h ild re n ; a n d e ig h t g r e a t-g r a n d ch ild ren . In term e n t w ill be in W illa m e tte N a tio n a l C e m e te r y . A r r a n g e m en ts are b y C a ld w e ll’s C o lo n ia l C hapel. Funeral for Long Time Resident A funeral w as held Thursday, Oct. 26,2000, in Rose C ity Funeral Home for L ela M ae “ M ary" Sanders, who died Oct. 23 at age 78. M rs. Sanders w as bom Dec. 25, 1921, in C arrollton, A la., and m oved to Portland in 1944. H er m aiden name w as R edic. She w o rk ed fo r the H eathm an H otel for 10 years before retiring in 1987, and she was a former m em ber o f the Church o f Christ. In 1944, she m arried H enry S anders; he d ie d in 1984. Survivors include her daughter, C arrie H arris; son, W illie; North Portland Bible College Sets Banquet It’s banquet tim e 2000. N orth Portland Bible C ollege an- tunces its annual Fall B anquet, itu rd a y , N o v . 4 at 7 p .m . at ’C a llah an ’s at R am ada Inn, P o u nd Airport, 6221 N.E. 8 2, via Colum- a B oulevard. T he event w ill be m ore than food id fellow ship. T he purpose o f the mquet is to m ake new friends for the college and to recruit new students and supporters. A great program is planned with m usic by C alvin A llm on and a key n o te s p e e c h b y B ish o p G ra c e O sborne. The them e o f the special evening is The B ible Taking Root, M inistries G iving Hope. Call 503-288-2919 forreservations. Sunday Gospel Brunch At Kennedy School O n Sunday, N ov 12, dine to the glorious sounds o f the Disciples o f Song w ith featured vocalist M arilyn K eller at the annual Sunday Gospel B runch. K ennedy School presents hearty buffet brunch at 2pm in the gym nasium w hile the Disciples o f S ong resonate throughout the meal. C ost is $18 for adults and $8 forchil- dren under 12. T he D isciples o f Song have been filling churches and concert halls in the N orthw est with their contem po rary urban gospel forover seven years. M arilyn K eller sings jazz, blues and gospel with the Disciples o f Song as w ell as D on Latarski & Rue de Blues, the Black Swan C lassic Jazz Band, Tom G rant, and her ow n band, T rueFriends. She has also perform ed solo w ith the O regon Symphony. Call(503)249-3983 forreservations soon - this special event is expected to sell out quickly. Center Offers Help With Second Marriages T hinking o f getting m arried again but a little fearful? There is good reason to be concerned: 60 percent o f second m arriages fail and 70 percent o f third m arriages end in divorce also. N ow you can set your mind at ease and enter into that new m arriage with valuable tools that will help your sec ond or third m arriage succeed. T he N orthw est Catholic C ounsel- mg C enter, w hich has been offering m arriage preparation for the past 14 years, has created a rem arriage pro gram to help address the unique stresses and difficulties that face couples w ho are rem arrying. To find out more about this class or to register for the N ov 3rd and 4th class, call the N orthw est Catholic CounselingC enterat(503)253-0964. In Harmony A 50-piece orchestra and mass choir surround Phylicia Rashad. one o f several celebrity’ narrators at Disney's Candlelight Processional at Epcot. The reading o f the Christmas Story is a Disney tradition during theYuletide season in Florida. Concordia Theater Hosti"g ° P en House i niversity T C oncordia U T kanto heater r ic is grow ing and improving every year. C ollege officials say big changes have been m ade and are inviting the public to a special open house on Dec. 1 inC oncordia’sFineA rts Build ing. “ W e w ant to show the theater off,” officials said. T he inform al gathering will begin at 6 p.m. w ith seasonal goodies and m usic provided by Concordia stu dents and faculty. Then at 7 p.m., y o u ’ll enjoy a staged reading perfor m ance o f the medieval m ystery play, T he Second Shepherds Play. This short, but charming work tells the tale o f three Shepherds experi ences on the Y orkshire m oors one cold C hristm as Eve. A lthough, the n la v is alm play alm ost ost 500 veai years old, it is as delightful today as it w as in the 14th century. A fter the show , there w ill be more treats and music. Throughout the evening, Concordia students will be guiding backstage tours o f the Fine A rts Building. Com e and enjoy an evening o f C hristm as cheer with C oncordia U niversity Theater. C hristm as T heater O pen H ouse and Second Shepherds Plays Dec 1, Friday 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with perform ance at 7:00 p.m. in the Fine Arts B uilding at 27th and H ighland on the Concordia campus. A dm ission: free to students and Concordia faculty and staff. $3.00 for general adm ission. Please call 503- 280-8614 for more information. N t- M a r t i n L u t t i « ' K n i q B I w l P o r t l a n d O R <V ? t ? Las! Chance Summer Cleanup Carpe) &■ (Jlphos)ery cleaning Martin Cleaning Service Achieving Optimal Health, God’s Way Area residents are invited to learn how to achieve optimal health, safely and naturally, G o d ’s way. A lecture on the subject will be conducted by Rick Lee, a health edu cator and medical missionary, Thurs day, Nov. 9 at 7 p .m . at C ascade Plaza, 4134 N. Vancouver. Lee will talk about achieving opti mal health by cooperating with the laws o f health, established by the cre ator o f the human machinery. Y ou’re invited to come and learn what these eight natural laws ofhealth are from the word o f God and how every disease can be traced back to the violation o f one or more o f these eight laws o f health, organizers o f the talk said. Lee will discuss the absolute ne cessities in order to preserve, maintain and/or regain optimal health. The topics include G od’s eight natu ral laws ofhealth, the roleofthe diges tive system in achieving optimal heal th, safe and natural weight management, nutritional requirements and why en zymes are a necessity, the circulatory system, strengthening a strong im m une s y ste m , a n tio x id a n ts , phytonutrients, and the latest scien tific discovery, plant Sterols and SterolinsLee is the director o f the Min istry o f Healing. Graduating from the International Institute o f Alternative Medicine, Philosophy and Research, with a Doctorate in Naturopathic M in- istry, M aster degrees in Nutrition and Herbal Medicine. Admission is free. If you would like more information, please contact Lee at 503-331 -253 8. C ost is only $15. For tickets, call rhe Center at 503-253-0964. The N ortheast Catholic Counsel ing C enter has provided a valuable service to the Portland area over the past 15 years. Y ou can help continue the ser vice they provide as w ell as have a good time. (5 0 3 ) ? 4 9 73 Get FREE Drink With Purchase! Carpet cleaning: I Hall Free and Pre-Spray Traffic Area • Vacuum $5.00 each area • Stairs $1.50 Ea. Upholstery Cleaning • Sofa under 6 ft. $69.00 * Ottoman $20 • Sofa over 6 ft. $79.00 - $99.00 * Dining Chair $20 • Loveseat $49.00 * Chair $24.00 • Recliner $29.00-$49.00 •Sectional $69.00-$ 119.00 1 L. Additional Services Auto * Boat R.V. Cleaning * Deodorizing Pet Odor Treatment Dirt Resistant (Teflon) Protection Spot & Stain Removal 2 Area Minimum Each Area = = ==’== _ = = = == = = = = = = = = = =( Heavily Soiled Carpet Areas $35 00 Each Area I pholstciy Sofa & Loveseat O r Chair includes Dirt protection r Artist Performs for Counseling Center T he N ortheast C atholic C ounsel in g C e n te r is h a v in g its first fundraiser on N ov 2, from 3-5 p.m . at the O ld C hurch on SW 1 l"’andC lay. T h e e v e n t w ill fe a tu re Jim S ch ro ed er, p ia n ist and vocalist. L ight hors d 'o eu v res will also be provided as w ell as the opportunity to purchase great gifts. sister, C arrie Israel; and one grand child. Interm ent was in Rose City Cem etery. T he fam ily suggests re m em brances to the A sthm a and A l lergy Foundation o f A m erica, 1233 20th St. N .W ., Suite 402, W ashing ton, DC 20036. $ 109 Carpet & I )pholstery I I A ny 3 A reas I l_ J la llw a y Plus Sofa, Loveseat a n d / o r C h a i r C l e a n e d ^ ^ ; _________ ( M a rtin ( leaning Service ( arpet & I p h o h te n ( leaning Appointm ent (503) 2X1-3949 I
