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Page B2 (Clic -JîorHatth (Dbserncr_____________________ September 18, 2002 ________________________ R eligion A d v e rtis e w ith d iv e rs ity in I REVEREND WHITE Æh* ÿ fo rtla n h J’s (Obstruer I Spiritual from God is here to pray for you and yours if you are having problems in sickness and in love, or if you are having problems holding a job. Whatever your problem may be we are here to help you call for Prayer, day or night at 201-865-6648. call 503.288.0033 or entail: ads@portlanclotjserver.con i S C H O L A S T IC PLASTIC to our schools G iv in g St. Andrew Church Joins Street Fair Parishioners of St. Andrew Catholic Church wave to onlookers while holding up their banner at last Saturday's Alberta Street Fair parade. The church is a landmark on Alberta Street. photo by M ark W ashington /T he P ortland O bserver At Albina Community Bank, were dedicated to ift helping our community. < E Its why we’re in business. W And were always looking for new ways to make a «»<■ difference. T hat’s why we’ve teamed up with VISA* to offer the Scholastic Plastic ■ card. It's designed to give ■ extra support to arts and athletics programs in Portland high schools. 1 When you use your Scholastic Plastic VISA’ card, we’ll either donate 1% of your purchases to local pro grams in our five North and Northeast Portland high schools, or to the Portland Public Schools Foundation. The Scholastic Plastic VISA’ card. A way for us to help you help our community. Adams Leads Ministries School Ukrainian, Lithuanian, V ietnainese, Lao, Tagalog, Conjoval and Chuuk. PICS is the only high school in Oregon dedicated to the educa tion of refugee and immigrant stu dents. A dam s has been w orking in education since 1968. He retired in 1998 afterteachingfor 25 years at M acL aren School. A dam s taught all subjects to a small group o f incarcerated juveniles in a halfw ay house and at the sta te’s largest institution for ad Portland International Commu nity School, a program of Ecumeni cal Ministries o f Oregon working in partnership with Portland Public Schools, has hired Harold “Skip” Adams to act as the director for the current school year. The mission of PICS is to pro vide a quality education to immi grant, refugee and first generation youth, age 14 to 21, who have not been successful in the public school system. Student native lan guages include Spanish, Russian, z SCHOLASTIC PLASTIC A lbina C o m m u n ity Bank For the location nearest you: (503) 287-7537 • www.alhinabank.com Mem ber FDIC. W o rs h ip w it h us a t th e : A lbina C h ristian L ife C en ter Worship Opportunities & Services 2 1 1 9 A . W illia m e tte Sundays (a l in le rtte e tio n o f C a y N t.) a PE R R Y L. G IL R E A T H : A funeral was held Monday, Sept. 16 in Northeast Community Fel lowship Church in Portland for Perry L. Gilreath, who died Sept. 9 at age 44. Mr. Gilreath was bom March 7,1958, in Omaha, Neb. He moved to Portland in 1980 and was a mailer for The Oregonian. In 1989, he married Alice Douglas. Survivors include his wife; daughter, Siobhan Saxton-Clark; son, Perr’ee; stepdaughter, Sharon Thomas; stepson, D ’Arcy Hayes; father and step mother, Nathaniel and Frances; stepfather, Lon don Haskins Jr.; brothers, Nathaniel Gilreath, John Gilreath, Barry Gilreath and Patrick Hendrickson; sister, JoAnne LaBat; and three grandchildren. Arrangements by Killingsworth Little Chapel of the Chimes. Youth Back To School Revival 2736 NE Rodney Portland, Oregon 97212 (503) 281-4891 Sr. Pastor Bishop Samual M. Irving Sunday School: 9:45 AM Morning Warship: 11 AM Evening Worship: 6 PM P o r tla n d , O reg o n 97217 Sept. 26-27 2002 This ad dedicated to the loved ones who passed In: 7:00PM Nightly 2002 Wednesday Family Training Hour, 7PM * 5 0 3 2 8 3 -1 0 3 5 Evangelist: Pastor L. Hosley Please call fo r information or counciling. Don Stewart r Cox & Cox Funeral Chapel C h u r c h o f G od C le v la n d . T en n e sse e “ F u ll G o sp el” u t FRANK H. TY LER SR. A memorial ser vice was held on Friday, Sept. 6 for Frank H. Tyler Sr. who died on Sunday, Sept. 1. Tyler was bom on Sept. 4,1934 in Galesburg, 111. He graduated from Galesburg High School and later moved to Streator, 111., marrying and then divorcing Jo Ann Moor. Tyler worked as a truck driver for North American Van Lives and System 99 Trucking. His second marriage to Carmen L. Moxley was on June 10, 1960. They had five children together and moved to Portland in 1975. Tyler is survived by his loving wife; children, Frank Tyler, Stephan Tyler, Timothy Tyler, Teresa Pillias, Tyrone Tyler, Troy Tyler, and TaraM olin; 10 brothers and sisters; 18 grand children and 25 great grandchildren. judicated youth. PICS students have special educational needs, due to c u l tural and language barriers. Im m igrant, refugee and first-g en eration students often ex p e ri ence difficulty in the traditional public school system . Students com e from a w ide range o f d o m estic environm ents, and many o f their parents do not speak English. For more information, call (503) 232-5334. BE PART OF A MIRACLE 5 MIRACLE DAYS IN PORTLAND WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 5 Andrus. Alexander Philip Turner 8-31 -02 A v rilt, Logan 7-11 -02 Bower. Fcrrest 2-7-02 Bradley. Cheryl 9-1 -02 Bright Jr.. Franklin X-26-02 Brown. Virginia 6-25-02 Bryant, Maggie 4-1-02 Cannon. Rev. I.ddie 7-6-02 Carter. John 5-1X 02 Cole. Kim berly 8-5-02 C ollins. Norman 7-1-02 Gibson. Osceola 3-2-02 Goldsby, Albert 3-3-02 Gould. Vemice 4-17-02 Hall. Howard Lee 1-9-02 Hammick Jr.. Byron C a y 2-22-02 Hampton. A lv in 3-8-02 H ill. James C 1-9-02 Holloway. Jimmie 6-4-02 Horton. Louise 7-29-02 Jackson. Velma 3-6-02 Johnson. Carol 1-5-02 Johnson. Debbie 1-11-02 Kane. Sophie 2-20-02 Landers. Joseph 4-18-02 Lemhard. Sharaviah 8-11 -02 Lindley. Bennie 2-12-02 Livingston. Glen 3-29-02 Marks Sr.. Richard 2-20-02 Nichols. Theodore 6-2-02 Parr. Hattie 4-7-02 Pendergraph, Dannie 1 -29-02 Price-Pitts. W illard 5-8-02 Pritchard. Gina 3-21 -02 Robinson. Edna 9-10-02 Roberts, Marguerite 9-2-02 Rodriquez. Arnold Aguilar 6-13-02 Sims. James Lee 8-26-02 Smith, A. Clarence 4-17-02 Smith-Beaty, Rhodda Trudy - 3-9-02 Smith. Jackie Lee 4-30-02 Scott. Charlie 4-9-02 Thompson. Jerry “ Woop" 1 -30-02 Turner, Maggie 8-9-02 Weaver. Jerry 2-26-02 W ilson. Anita 4-24-02 W ilson, Anthony 3-21-02 W right, Esaw 6-28-02 We thank those families who have patronized our business. thru SEPTEMBER 29, a t the CATHERDRAL OF PRAISE 1 8 2 1 S.E. 3 9 th & STEPHENS Wed: 7 :0 0 p.m. Only! Thurs Frl Sat: 1 2 noon & 7 :0 0 pm Sun: 1 0 :3 0 am & 6 :3 0 pm CLASSIFIED-EMPLOYMENT Executive Director $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 annually NIA, a non-profit organization dedicated to the reduction of fam ily violence providing su pp ort advocacy and sendees to W om en of Color, has an Im m ed iate open ing for an experienced Executive D irector. R esponsibilities Includ e rebuilding a sound organization, working closely with th e board, providing program and fiscal m a n a g e m e n t Candidates m ust be highly self-m otivated, possess exceptional w ritten and verbal com m unication skills and have solid organizational and m ulti-taskin g ab ilitie s with a com m itm ent to Issues concerning W om en of Color. A t least two years post secondary education required. BA In social services, human resources, or other related field desired. • PRAYER FOR THE SICK • GIFTS OF THE SPIRIT • PRAISE AND WORSHIP • MIRACLES • SALVATION • HEALING F O R A L L R E O R L .E O F A L L C R U R C R E S Interested candidates fax resum e to Edwlna W asson, 5 0 3 .2 8 9 .8 1 8 1 . CLOSING DATES: October 4 ,2 0 0 2 at 5 :0 0 pm. E q u a l O p p o r tu n ity E m p lo y e r. D ru g F re e W o r k p la c e .
