May 29, 2002
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Remembered
De La Salle
Plans College-
Prep School
De La Salle N orth C atholic H igh School will
establish a new college-preparatory school to meet
the needs o f underserved students thanks to a grant
o f$ 300,000 from the M aybelle C lark M acdonald
Fund.
The grant will provide im provem ents and equip
m ent to renovate the form erly vacant Q ueen o f
Peace Elem entary School in north Portland, which
is located in one o f the city ’ s m ost culturally and
economically diverse communities.
Entitled "The Schoo, That W orks” because all of
the students at the school are em ployed, De La
Salle replicates the highly successful Jesuit C risto
Rey High School w ork-study m odel in C hicago.
The model achieves high expectations, small classes,
moral development, tight discipline, personal atten
tion and parent involvement.
Students gain life skills in real w ork jo b settings
that directly offset educational costs.
De La Salle began in S eptem ber w ith the first
class o f 72 freshm en and w om en.
Gospel
Artist Sings
Spirit of
Praise
A memorial service was held M ay 17
in N ew Hope C om m unity C hurch for
R od A nders, host o f the long-running
children’sshow "R am blin’ Rod.”
A nders died M ay 10 at age 69. He
w as born R odney A ndersen on Nov.
26,1 9 3 2 , in Springbrook and grew up
in Portland and along the Oregon coast.
He graduated from Benson Polytechnic
High S ch o o l. W hile he was still in high
school, he w orked as a disc jo ck ey in
Tillamook.
After a brief stint in the Army, he went
to work for KPOJ in Portland. He left a
top-rated m orning show there to host
C hannel 12 ’s “ P o p e y e 's Pier 12,” a
program that evolved into “R am b lin ’
R od.” He spent 33 years on air as
R am blin’ Rod, hosting nearly 500,000
children before he retired in 1997.
LaMar Campbell has a new CD entitled “the Praise Collection.”
LaMar Campbell is focus
ing strictly on praise music in
his forth and latest EMI Gos
pel CD, “The Praise Collec
tion.”
“I’m a radical praiser,”
said Campbell who founded
Lamar Campbell and Spirit
ofPraisebackin 1995. Since
then, the group has recorded
four stellar CDs and seen
their name value rise via col
la b o ra tio n s w ith C eC e
W inans, soul music icon
A aron N eville and even
southern gospel legend Bill
Gaither.
The group’s success has
given Campbell plenty of rea
son to praise the Lord.
“God’s called us all to be
praisers,” he said. “And it’s
my responsibility to give God
gratitude not just for what
he’s done for me personally,
but just acknowledging him
as King of Kings and Lord of
Lords.
Best Rated Preacher in Portland Friday
Hailed by Time magazine
as one o f the seven best
preachers in America, Rev.
Peter J. Gomes will give a
lecture Friday, May 31 at 7:30
p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Ca
thedral, 147 N.W. 19th, entitled,
“The Good Life: Truths that
Last in Times of Need.”
Gomes, a professor of Chris
tian morals at Harvard Uni
versity, is author of the best
selling book, “The Good Book,”
a vivid, common sense and
wise analysis of what the bible
means for us today.
In his new book. Gomes
addresses questions that chal
lenge and perplex us: What do
I need to be good? How can I
be truly happy? To whom or
what dare I give my ultimate
loyalty, my deepest love, my
full and total service? What
can I find and use to make a
life, not just a living.
Gomes is a true original who
transcends any obvious labels.
He is a minister and tenured
Harvard professor who is Af
rican American, homosexual
and a Republican. He was
raised a Baptist and is past
president and trustee of The
Pilgrim Society of Plymouth,
Mass.
He is a beloved figure at
Harvard, whose warmth and
wit, eloquence and flair has
m ade him a so u g h t-a fte r
speaker at national events and
churches.
This lecture will be a rare
opportunity to hear one of the
“most dedicated, knowledge
able, articulate and persuasive
spokesmen for the Christian
religion in the present secular
age” .
For tickets, call the cathe
dral at 503-478-1218.
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celebrating their 50lh wedding anniversary.
Family and friends are invited to join them in a Golden Wedding Anniversary ceremony on
Saturday, June 1 at 1 p.m. at the church, located at the com er of Northeast 20lh Avenue and
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