Page B4 April 17, 2002 llu r tla n b / t T ti nt ttt u n i t y » 1 e tt h a r con tin u ed fr o m M etro Classifleds/Bids <Ob«n i m i o b i t u a r i e s Family Gathers for Memorial A private fam ily gather Portland. Jam es was a long tim e ing w as held in honor of resid en t o f S an F ra n James B . Mtx»re, com m em o rating the anniversary o f his cisco. A fter retirem ent he death on Feb. 3, 2001 in re lo c a te d to P h o e n ix , w here he enjoyed his fa P hoenix, A riz., w here he p assed aw ay peacefully, vorite sport, golf. James B. surrounded by family. H e is survived by his Moore H e w as the oldest son w ife and their three ch il dren: Jam ie M oore, o f Vallejo, C a o f B enson and K atie Bell M oore. B oth parents p receded him in lif., T racy M arable, o f B rooklyn, death. N.Y. and Barry M oore, o f Long Jam es was bom in M ississippi B each, C alif.: brothers, H enry o f o n J u l y 2 0 ,1936 and w as raised in Los A ngeles, Sandy and John Frank, both o f Portland; a sister, Portland, Ore. A fter graduating from W ashington H igh School, Rosie Johnson o f Portland; and he jo in e d the A ir Force. Later, he many grandchildren, nieces and nephew s. m arried Shirley W oodard, a ls o o f Jessie Wooten A graveside service w as held M arch 31 at F in ley ’s S unset H ills for Jessie W ooten w ho died M arch 3 1 at the age o f 68. She w as bo m on June 14, 1933 in A ntlus, Okla. She served as a casew orker for the state o f O reg o n ’s C hildren S er vices. Survivors include her sons, B ryant, T errance, C raig and Jonathan W ooten; daughters, M arie W ooten and R am ona B radford; brothers, C laude V incent and A rthur Pierce; and nine grandchildren. F u n e ra l a rr a n g e m e n ts w e re by C aldw ell’s Colonial C hapel. Christine Palmore Funeral services were held A pril 9 at E m m anuel T em ple C hurch for C h ris tine Palm ore w ho died re cently. Survivors include three sons, R odrigues Palm ore, Prince Palm ore and Pacino Palmore. T w o s o n s , W a lk e r James Palmore and Lorenzo A lvin C olem an, preceded h er in death. Church Helps With Marriage Issues T he C hurch o f G o d in C hrist O p en B ible, 8 1 3 8 N. H u d so n , is m id w ay th ro u g h a m arria g e an d fa m ily /re d e d ic a tio n c e r em o n y . T h e n e x t “ M a s k in g th e M o st o f Y o u r M a rria g e " ses- sion tak es p lace S atu rd ay at 11 a.m . at the ch u rch in th e St. Jo h n s co m m u n ity . The public is w elcom e. For m ore inform ation, call Pastor Stew art M inniew eather at 503- 235-1228. Pope Summons Cardinals Over Scandals (A P) — Pope John Paul II has sum m oned A m erican car dinals to Rom e to talk about sex scandals in the U.S. church, the V atican said M onday. T he sum m ons com es just days after the top U.S. bishops w ere in Rom e for sem iannual talks w ith the pontiff. The sex abuse scandals dom inated the d iscu ssio n s. B ish o p W ilto n G reg o ry , president o f the U.S. C onfer ence o f C atholic B ishops, said the pope w ants to help. “ He ex te n d e d h is hand in su p p o rt to the b ish o p s o f the U n ited S ta te s,” G reg o ry said S atu rd ay . “T h e H o ly See has d e m o n s tra te d an e x tra o rd i nary o p e n n e ss in u n d erstan d ing th e p a rtic u la r situ atio n th at we face in th e U nited S ta te s .” T h e R o m a n C a th o l ic C h u rch in th e U n ited S tates an d e lse w h e re is u n d er fire fo r its h an d lin g o f a series o f a lle g a tio n s o f sex ab u se by p rie sts. T h e ch u rch is accu sed o f co v e rin g up m isc o n d u c t by p rie s ts , in so m e c a s e s by m o v in g k n o w n ab u sers from jo b to jo b . It has alread y p aid m illio n s in dam ages and faces n u m ero u s law su its from v ic tims. Jo h n P aul h as sp o k en only b riefly o f the sc a n d a ls and so m e c ritic s h a v e sh a rp ly fau lted the V atica n fo r a lack o f lead ersh ip in a tim e o f deep crisis. W o rsh ip w ith u s a t th e: _j A lb in a C h r istia n L ife C e n te r C h u r c h o f G od (C le v e la n d T e n n e ss e e ) Worship Opportunities & Services Sundays 5 5 2 2 X. A lb in a March 31 P o r tla n d , O regon Wednesday Evening Bible Studies »7217 Now Held at 2149 N. Williamette * 5 0 3 2 8 3 -1 6 3 5 OUR NEW CHURCH HOME AS OF JULY 7.2002 Sunday School: 9:45 AM Morning Worship: 11 AM Evening Worship: 6 PM Wednesday Family Training Hour, 7PM Sr. Pastor Bishop Samual M. Irving Please call fo r information or counci ling. their pet w ill be featured in the O regon H um ane S o c ie ty ’s sum m er m agazine and website and receive a $50 gift certifi cate to Pro Photo Supply. T o enter, call 503-285-7722. Multiple Sclerosis Walk H opes for a cure for m ultiple sclerosis are at the forefront o f the O regon C hapter o f the N a- tio n a l M u ltip le S c le ro s is S o c ie ty ’s 14'h an n u al M S W alk, the organization’s larg est fundraising event o f the year. T he goal is to raise $500,(XX) to fund m edical re search, treatm en t and p ro gram s for people with MS. To register, call 866-333-7155 or go o n lin e to w w w .orcnm ss.org. Race for the Roses • S upport O re g o n 's future by p articip atin g in the F ourth A nnual “R ace for the R oses,” Portland’s only half-m arathon and a 5K R un/W alk on S un day, A pril 21. T he event b e gins at the O regon Square Courtyard near the Lloyd C en ter at 7 a.m. follow ed by the 5 K Run/W alk at 7:30a.m . T oreg- ister, call A A Sports at 503- 3 3 1 -3 1 4 0 o r go o n lin e to w w w .race4theroses.org. Domestic Violence Hotline A re you interested in helping others gain social service skills and w orking tow ards social change? The P o rtla n d W om en’s C risis Line is seek ing v o lu n teer advocates to staff its 24-hour dom estic vio lence hotline, and provide le gal and sexual assault advo cacy. M ust be 18 years old or older. Call 50 3 -4 19-4352. Earth Day Celebration Request For Proposals #02-29 For Rental Housing The P ortland D evelopm ent C om m ission is s o licitin g housing developm ent proposals under the S pring 2 0 0 2 Rental Hous ing Request for Proposal (RFP). This RFP w ill m ake available $ 2 .7 3 m illion o f public funds fo r mixed-income housing devel opm ent in areas o u tsid e o f City o f P ortland Urban Renewal Area (except In te rsta te URA and Lents Town Center). The full request fo r proposal may be o b tained from our web page at h ttp ://w w w .p o rtla n d d e v .o rg . For q u e stio n s, please con ta ct Deidre Randle at 5 0 3 -8 2 3 -3 3 5 9 . P roposals m u st be su b m it ted to: Deidre Randle Portland D evelopm ent C om m ission 1 9 0 0 SW 4 ,n, S uite 7 0 0 0 P ortland, Oregon 9 7 2 0 1 Proposals are due at PDC offices by 5pm., Friday, May 1 0 th, 200 2 Sub-Bids Requested Oregon Convention Center Bid Package #8-Audio/Video System Bids Due: May 2,2002 at 2:00pm Pre-Bid: April 24,2002 at 2:00 pm Bid Documents - Willamette Print & Blueprint (503/223-5011) or www.bxwa.com Hoffman Construction Company of Oregon Phone: (503) 221-8811 - Bid Fax: (503) 221-8888 805 SW Broadway, Suite 2100 - Portland, OR 97205 - CCB License #28417 We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub bids from all interested firms including disadvantaged, minority, women, disabled veterans and emerging small business enterprises. Other Subcontracting Opportunities - Internet http://www.hoffmancorp.com Request For Proposals #02-28 Portland is celebrating Earth Day with an event called Pro cession o f the Species. The pa rade is a way for many to con nect to the natural world using the m edia o f art, dance and m u sic. Join the procession on Sun day, April 28 by wearingahand- made costume o f ai i endangered species or play ing music to pro mote environmental awareness. For more information, call 503- 452-4483. The P ortland Developm ent C om m ission (PDC) has acquired the Fountain Place, an 8 0 -u n it a p a rtm e n t com plex located at 9 2 9 -9 3 5 SW Salm on Street. PDC is now seeking a qualified p u rch a se r/o p e ra to r o f th is project who can d e m o n stra te the experience, com m itm ent, capacity, and financial strength to preserve the long-term a ffo rd a b ility o f th e housing resource w ith a m inim um o f PDC and City financial assista n ce . The full request fo r proposal may be obtained from our web page at h ttp ://w w w .p o rtla n d d e v.o rg . Learn About Public Relations For questions, please contact Komi Kalevor at 5 0 3 -8 2 3 -3 2 1 3 . 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Kaiser Offers Help on Child Safety Seats . co n tin u ed fr o m M etro “O v er 85 percent o f c ar safety se a ts are in stalled in c o rre c tly ,” says R uth H a rsh fie ld , e x e cu tiv e d i re c to r o f the C h ild S afety S e a t R e s o u rc e C e n te r, b a s e d in G l a d s t o n e . “T h e se free safety seat check u p clin ics can be e x trem ely helpful to anyone w ho has y o u n g ch ild re n rid in g in th e ir a u to m o b ile.” A c c o r d in g to O r e g o n ’ s D e p a r tm e n t o f T ra n sp o rta tio n , b o o ste r se a ts a n d c h ild sa fe ty sea ts sa v e lives. In2(XX), 12 children up to 8 -y e a rs-o ld d ied as a resu lt o f m o to r v eh icle c ra sh e s in O regon. O f those w ho died, four w ere n o t in ch ild safety seats o r se a t b e lts, and fo u r w ere in seat belts o n ly in ste a d o f b o o ste r se a ts th a t are now r e quired. $2.99 per minute. Must be 18 yrs. Serv-U (619) 645-8434 VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF LYNCHBURG In RE: The Fielder Living Trust Charles W. Loving, Trustee P laintiff, V. Elizabeth L. W addill, et. al. Defendants C H 01021917 Order Of Publication The o b je ct o f the above-styled s u it is to seek a declaratory ju d g m e n t by the C o u rt a t th e re q u e st o f Charles W. Loving, Trustee o f th e Fielder Living Trust, Andrew J. Fielder, Grantor, concerning th e d istrib u tio n o f a none-fifth share o f the residu ary tru s t e sta te to Lawrence Fielder, who is reported as a m iss ing person in th e S ta te o f Oregon. And, it appearing th a t Lawrence Fielder and any unknown heirs o f Lawrence Fielder appear on o r before the 2 6 th day o f April, 2 0 0 2 , in th e C lerk’ s O ffice o f th is C o u rt and do w hat ever is necessary to protect his interests. And, it is fu rth e r ORDERED th a t th is order be published once a week for fo u r consecutive weeks in th e NEWS AND ADVANCE, a new spaper o f general circulation in the City o f Lynchburg, and also in the Portland Observer Newspaper, a newspaper o f general circulation in P ortland Oregon; and th a t a copy of th is o rder be posted at th e fro n t d oor o f the C ourthouse wherein th is C o u rt is held. I ask fo r th is : Thomas W. C urrent Day & C u rre n t Law O ffice PO Box 2 2 0 7 Lynchburg, VA 2 4 5 0 1 4 3 4 5 2 8 -8 8 7 7 w p /to m /fie ld e r.p u b .