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Lifetime of Goodwill
are many. They include being
appointed by tw o governors to
tions Department. The utility’s the State Board o f A griculture
charitable arm, the PacifiCorp Foun­ and a ctiv e in v o lv em en t w ith
M E T R O
dation for Learning will makea$2,000 Links, Inc. a national service or­
Set-up Custodian,
Oregon contribution to the nonprofit of her ganization of concerned and com ­
mitted African-American women.
Convention Center. $12.66 - choice.
“I represented Pacific Power &
Today she serves on the boards
$14.26/hour, 2 FT positions.
Deadline: 01/06/06. Performs Light at events from Pendleton to of the Sunshine Division, Linksand
entry level clean-up and set-up Astoria,” said Jones. "At each one Beta Sigma Phi. She has served on
tasks at the Oregon Convention I said. ‘PP&L is happy to serve you the boards of American Cancer
in this capacity, and 1, as their rep­ Society, American Red Cross, Girl
Center.
resentative, have had a blast.’”
Scouts and W omen’s AdClub. She
To access the com plete job
At age 84, G eneva continues recently served on the boards of
announcem ent and required to have a blast as an active con­ Interstate Firehouse Cultural Cen­
application materials, visit our tributor to causes throughout the ter and PioneerCourthou.se Square.
website at www.metro-region.org/ state o f Oregon. Many will rec­
Jones is especially known for
jobs or pick up a complete packet ognize Jones from her nearly 30 her work in empowering African
at Metro Human Resources, 600 years o f cooking expertise on lo­ American women and entrepre­
NE Grand Ave., Portland. Resumes cal shows such as KOIN Kitchen neurs. She has decades of service
are not accepted.
and AM N orthwest. But her be­ with organizations such as the
h in d -th e -sc e n e s c o n trib u tio n s White Shield Center, Portland Po-
AA/EEO Employer
continued
from Front
lice Sunshine Division and the
United Negro College Fund.
"W e honored Geneva because
she epitomizes the great contribu­
tions our retirees continue to make
long after they’ve retired from the
com pany,” said Judi Johansen,
president and CEO of PacifiCorp,
which serves local customers as
Pacific Power.
Pacific Power plans to make the
Geneva Jones Community Spirit
Award an annual event, along with
a PacifiCorp Foundation for Learn­
ing donation to the charitable insti­
tution of the w inner's choice.
Also attending the event were
Jones’ sons Roman and Steve,
dau g h ter-in -law C arol, grand-
daughterCeleste, and lifelong friend
and fello w re tire e , E lizab eth
Langston.
Zion Christian (Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Presents
“Christm as According to Jazz”
Christmas ‘D ay ‘Worship Service
Sunday, D ecem ber 25, 2005
9:00 a.m . - 10:00 a.m .
jfyss (floKywood Chapel
4733 (AfE. Thompson Street
Portland, 02(97213
F e atu rin g
Musical Guest - Minister Cary Simms
Saxophonist & National Recording Artist
Inspirational Speaker - Pastor Renee’ Ward, Zion CME Church
Refreshments provided courtesy o f Home Town Buffet
Come for the worship and stay for the praise!
For m ore inform ation please call
Pastor Ward a t (503) 281 -1 820
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Radio Cab Co. 's David Yendell (far right), along with his co-workers and volunteers, give back to
the community this holiday season by distributing free turkeys, bread products, potatoes and
more, to qualified unemployed residents. The group helped over 900 families on Saturday. Yendell
and other donors also distributed 127 brand new bikes to kids at four different schools.
Bridge Building to College
Parents and particularly high
school students interested in col­
lege are invited to attend a Bridge
Builders program with local univer­
sity students on Thursday, Dec 29
from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the World
Trade Center, I2l S.W. Salmon.
T he se ssio n aim s to build
bridges that lead to college for stu­
dents who otherwise would have a
more difficult time finding their way
there in terms of funding, prepared­
ness and more.
The Bridge Builders organiza­
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school and college students to
strengthen the African American
community by promoting spiritual­
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