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O ne m an called for m ore varia
tion in the ro o f line. “ T he ro o f
shape d o esn ’t do it for m e,” he
said. “ It still looks like a tw o and a
h a lf story w all."
Radigan said that the size o f the
buildings to the east, and the den
sity o f the project, w as an issue.
“ W e 'll be seeing 60 units w here
w e ' re used to seeing 60 ju n k cars."
she said. She thanked Jeffries for
lim iting the height to four stories.
R eferring to n earb y A lb erta
S im m ons P laza she said, “ W e
w atched it go up. A t three stories
Jefferson G rad D ies at 90
Ruby M. Siler
A m em orial service was held Friday, Aug. 24, in C rossroads
C hurch o f C hrist in Portland for R uby M. Siler, w ho died Aug. 17
at age 90. M rs Siler w as bom R uby M. Pittm an on Nov. 2 3 ,1 9 1 0 ,
in Beaver, Okia. She m oved to Portland and graduated from Jef ferson
H igh School and the Uni v ersity ofO regon She was a secretary until
retiring in 1966. In 1968, she m arried Zell Siler; he died in 1984.
Survivors include her nephew , Larry Bjorem.
Interment in Skyline M em orial G ardens. Rem em brances to Kem
Park Christian Church. A rrangements by Killingsworth Little Chapel
o f the Chim es.
N urse, C hurch M em b er R em em bered
Stella Marie Perry
Funeral services w ere held June 26 for S tella M arie Perry who
died June 21 at age 89. Mrs. Perry w as b om Stella M arie W illiam s
onA ug. 15,191 I,in M aurice, La. She m oved in 1955 toPortland and
was a surgical nursing assistant in Physicians and Surgeons and
H olladay Park hospitals, retiring in 1976.
Survivors include her daughters, Jo A nn B row n, A nn L. Barnes
and G loria H am es; sons, W ilson Jr., Robert I... G ilbert andC arroll;
sisters. R ose Evans and A ntoinette Chagois; 26 grandchildren;
and 23 great-grandchildren.
Interm ent in Lincoln M em orial Park. R em em brances to her
church. A rrangem ents by Killingsworth Little Chapel o f the Chimes.
B everly C rawford
P opular G ospel artist Beverly
Craw fo rd ’s has a new album .
“ Beverly” is the G ram m y-nom i
nated p erfo rm er's first release in
m ore than 4 years, m arking her
debut on EM I G ospel/D exterity
Sounds, the record label co-ow ned
by EM I G o sp el and w o rld -re
now ned pastor, author and entre
preneur B ishop T.D. Jakes.
I he 11 -song album features a
blend oftrad itio n al andcontem po-
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andC aribbean influences and capi
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People gru d g in g ly said they
could live w ith four-story build
ings. “ I’d like to see them low ered
another ten feet, but I d o n ’t think
that will happen,” one m an said.
Radigan w arned, “ T hese are
design concepts, not blueprints,
and they could be altered.”
She asked w hat features should
be retained at all costs. Residents
cited the design o f the row houses
and the m aterials used in the larger
buildings.
“B ecause o f your participation,
w e ’ll get a project o f the quality we
w ant and deserv e,” Radigan said.
Dr. O xm an further advised par
ents that because lead has been
found in Portland Public Schools
water, they do not need to rush out
to get their child tested. “ I f y o u ’re
w orried about y o u r child and lead,
y o u r re a l c o n c e rn sh o u ld be
w hether they are exposed to dete
riorating lead-paint,” he said.
S ch erzin g er em phasized that
lead from all sources needs to be
kept as tow as possible, and that
the district is being very aggres
sive in d oing that. T he district has
not used lead paint since 1974.
“W e had a com plaint-driven
system before to address prob
lems such as peeling paint; now we
are proactively inspecting and re
pairing all buildings. W e urge all
parents to look for and reduce
potential sources o f lead at hom e
as w ell,” he said.
T he Portland district first tested
its w ater in 1991, and was one o f the
first in the state to do so. Tw enty-
three schools had one or m ore
sam ples over the E PA action level
at that time. B ecause flushing i»
one o f E PA ’s recom m ended in
terim opt ions for low ering lead, the
district continued w ith its w ater-
flushing program .
“ It’s now tim e for perm anent
changes,” S cherzinger said.
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