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Volunteers from Portland's
Friends o f the Children
painted classrooms and
offices at King Elementary
School, to give back to the
community and to Portland
Public Schools. Friends o f
the Children has mentored
more than 3 0 King students
in the last decade, by
teaming mentors with some
o f the m ost vulnerable
children in the community.
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(A P ) - B a s k e tb a ll s ta r D a v id
R obinson, w ho retired from the San
A ntonio Spurs after leading them to
this y e a r’s N -B -A cham pionship, will
reportedly becom e a m inister at his
longtim e church.
The Rev. M ax L ucadotold w orship­
ers at O ak H ills C hurch in San Antonio
that R obinson will becom e a"m in ister
at large," adding that he and R obinson
m ay teach a w eek ly B ible study
together.
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been convicted o f a crime'.’’
A xhelm also addresses problem s such as noise,
yard clearing, adandoned vehicles and dom estic
disputes. In addition, he w orks w ith the H ousing
A uthority o f Portland and apartm ent com plex
m anagers to reduce noise com plains and other
issues.
( )ther crim e problem s include thefts o f personal
possessions, bikes and cars. O ften, the stolen
goods are taken by transients.
“ W e can’t solve drug abuse, hom elessness and
crim e, but if we can m ake one street safer for the
people that live on it, that’s great," Axhelm said.
N ortheast N eighborhood O ffice D eputy D is­
trict A ttorney Jim Hayden praised the SN O pro­
gram.
“ I’ve alw ays been a fan. Y o u ’ve got a group o f
police officers w ho w ork on investigating prob­
lem s in the com m unity. To have that resource
available is very valuable to the Portland Police
B ureau, the com m unity and to m e," H ayden said.
He said local residents can provide SNO officers
the necessary information to issue arrest w arrants
to nuisance drug houses in their neighborhoods.
T he w arrants are served w hen enough evi­
dence is accum ulated.
Q uestions about the SN O program can be an­
sw ered by calling the N ortheast Precinct at 503-
823-5700 or dropping by the precinct at 449 N.E.
Em erson St.
A funeral w as held on Sept. 17 in K illingsw orth L ittle C hapel o f the
DOMONIQUE'S / B U S IN E S S
. C him es for M att W oods, w ho died Sept. 11 at age 90.
Mr. W oods w as bom M arch 13, 1913, in Idabel, O kla. H e w as a
• m echanic for W estern M otor Co. in Seagraves, T exas. He later m oved to
• Portland in the early 1980s.
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Survivors include hisd au g h ters, L oyceT hom pson, B illie Dixon, Kay
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