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The BMW Z4 roadster from
first glance is racy, however it is a
classic sport car with a long front
and short rear end and a roomy
interior. It was introduced in 2003
to replace the previous Z3 model
which was smaller is size. The
BMW has improved the Z model
with the Z4.
The Z4 2.5 liter in-line engine
offers great performance, going
from 0-60 in a matter o f 6.9 sec­
onds. The com bination of electric
power steering and the aluminum­
intensive suspensions adds great
handling and precision o f steer­
ing. One might think that it would
be an uncomfortable ride being
low to ground, however the stiffer
structure provides a stable ride
over bumpy surfaces.
T he interior has a soph isti­
cated, streamline look. Itisroom y
enough for a larger individual,
how ever no m atter what size you
are, it takes som e effort to get
out o f the vehicle. It is short on
space for storage and even d if­
ficult to find a space for a purse
if there is a passenger in the car.
T he trunk sp ace has enough
room for a p air o f g o lf bags and
clubs.
Letting the top down and the
windows you find that it still has
low impact on the road noise and
is easy to hear the radio or have a
conversation. With the top up,
there is limited visibility for the
driver.
It was fun and exhilarating to
drive. It took me back to remember
the stars o f the 50s, with the excite­
ment of winding through the coun­
try roads with scraf blowing in the
wind.
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The newest addition to the
b o o k sh e lf, “ H e -M o tio n s:
Even Strong Men Struggle”
has been described as the
“Woman Thou Art Loosed
for M en.” It is the latest
offering from the New York
Times best-selling author and
charism atic preacher from
the P otter’s House Bishop
T.D. Jakes.
The book is about unrav-
eling the sometimes complex
issues that men deal with as
men - expression of thought
and feeling, comm unication,
relationships, and G od’s pur­
posive plan for men. En­
dorsed as a book for mainly
men, women are also encour­
aged to read and understand
the issues that men face
s p iritu a lly , m en ta lly and
physically.
T.D. Jakes
Rev. W.G. Hardy Jr.
Along with the book comes
an R&B and gospel com pi­
lation cd. The album is a
collection of songs that were
written specifically for the
themes inside the book. The
artists and w riters that were
specially chosen for this task
by the Bishop include rookie
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M c C lu rk in , B ish o p Paul
M orton and Kirk Franklin,
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Dock Worker Dead at 64
Dickie Ervin Anderson II
Eddie Mae Lincoln
Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 7, in Life Change
Christian Center in Portland for Dickie Ervin Anderson II, whodied June
30 in a car accident at age 30.
Mr. Anderson was born April 5,1974, in Portland, where he lived all
his life. He received his General Educational Development certificate
and was a truck loader for West Coast Loaders. In 1995, he married
Shameca Harper; they divorced.
Survivors include his son, Dickie III; daughters, Emarsharae L. and
Luella J.; mother, Johnnie Mae; sisters, Sharon Y. Hendrick and Delicia
D. Maxwell; brother, Jeffrey L. Maxwell; and his former wife.
Arrangements by Caldw ell’s Colonial Chapel.
Funeral services were held July 15, 2004, in Highland Tem ple in
Portland for Eddie Mae Lincoln, who died July 8 at age 64.
Eddie Mae Massey was bom Oct. 11, 1939, in Bessemer, Ala. She
moved to Portland as a chi Id and graduated from Jefferson High School.
She was a longshoreman for the Pacific M aritime Association.
Survivors include her daughters, Angela R. G reer and V emitta
Lincoln; sons, Dana Washington and Brandon Davidson; stepson,
Daryl Lewis; companion, Booker Davidson; 11 grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
Remembrances to Highland Tem ple Endowment Care Fund. A r­
rangements by C aldw ell’s Colonial.
A funeral service w as held
T u e s d a y , J u n e 22 fo r J u lia
W ag n er at St. P h ilip s the D ea­
con E piscopal C h u rch . She died
on June 15 at age 84.
W ag n er w as born on Ju ly 19,
1919 in M a rsh all, T ex as. She
w as p rec ed ed in d eath by her
h u sb an d , S am u el W ag n er, in
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Aside from his full time du­
ties as a pastor of a large
congregation, he is involved in
numerous community projects,
adult and youth programs, and
mentoring activities. He serves
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W.G. Hardy Jr., senior pas-
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of Christ, 17.37 N.E. Alberta
St., received an Honorary
Doctorate of Divinity Degree
Sunday from the Mt. Carmel
T h e o lo g ic a l S em inary in
Fresno, Calif.
The prestigious degree is
awarded only to recipients
who have over 10 years in
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