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In Loving Memory
C lassifieds / B ids
Minnie ‘Gigi’ Browder
A m em orial service was held Dec.
11 at Rose C ity C em etery for M innie
“G igi" Browder.
She was bom May 1,1929 in Belzoni,
Miss, to Beatrice G ibson and W illie
Harper. In 1950, she m arried Louis
Browder. H ed ied in 1969.
W anting to m ake life better for her­
self and children. M innie m oved her
fam ily to Portland w here she becam e
em ployed at T he A rlington Club as a
prep-cook. She w ent back to school to
further her education and took a jo b
with POIC as a counselor. She finished
her w orking career in the shipyards at Dillingham
until she was injured on the jo b and retired.
M innie had m any hobbies, but her favorites were
gardening, sewing, entertaining her family andclose
friends, and shopping! She loved the Lord and her
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To: Our family and friends with whom;
We have shared so many precious
holiday memories.
Across the many miles that separate
us this holiday season...
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be a v a ila b le fo r w e e k e n d s and
e v e n in g s . G re a t fo r s tu d e n ts !
Merrv Christmas!
&
Happy New Year!
Nathan Elliott Stewart
C o n tact 5 0 3 - 2 8 8 -5 9 6 7 , Fernhill
A graveside service with full M ilitary H onors
was held on Friday, Dec. 14 ,2007 for N athan Elliott
Stew art, who died on Dec. 2 , 2(X)7 at age 58.
He was bom April 2 , 1 (J49 in Portland. He gradu­
ated from Jefferson High School and served in the
M arine C orps for 10 years, including a tour in
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We love you.
From: All of your family in Oregon
December 19. 2007
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church family. She was a m em ber o f M allory Church
o f Christ, where she faithfully served until Dec. 4,
2(X)7 when G od called her home.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Lesty
G ib so n . She leav es to ch e rish her
mem ory, her sons, M. L. Van, W illie L.
Brow der (Liz) o f Beaverton, Donnie
Brow der o f Salem and Jacky Browder
also o f Beaverton; a daughter, Shirley
Browder-Nain (H uarleen)of Vancouver;
sisters, lolar B row der o f Portland, and
Leona Young o f M emphis, T en n .; broth­
ers M cKinley G ibson (Frankie) o f New
O rleans, Bill G ibson o f Portland, W illie
H arper o f Detroit and Lois H arper of
F lint, M ich.; sister-in -law , M aggie
G ibsonofPortland; 11 grandchildren,18
great-grandchi Idren and a host o f nieces,
nephew s, adopted children and adopted grandchil­
dren.
M innie touched the lives o f all w ho knew her. Her
family and friends will m iss her strength, wisdom,
sense o f hum or and joy.
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Vietnam. He was a draftsm an for the Jam es River
Corporation.
Survivors include his son, Brian M orris; daughter,
Nicole and eight grandchildren. He was predeceased
by his son C oby Stewart in 1998.
Rem em brances can be m ade to your charity o f
choice in Nathan S tew art’s name.
A rrangem ents and services w ere entrusted to
Terry Family Funeral Home.
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Portland State University - Walk of the Heroines Project
Bid Date: January 9th, 2007 2:00 p.m.
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chanted T oysh op - Friday, Dec. 21,
Interstate Cultural Center, 5340 N.
Interstate, offers a beautiful selec­
tion o f hom e crafted culturally rich
gifts to w arm your K w anzaa cel­
ebration.
T h e G r o tto ’s F estival o f L ig h ts -
Sunday, Dec. 23 through Sunday,
Dec. 30, gates will be open at 5 p.m.
to 9 :3 0 p .m .. T he G rotto, N.E. 85th
Ave. and Sandy Blvd. For more
inform ation contact 503-254-7371.
T h e N u tcra ck er - T hrough M on­
day, Dec. 24, sparkling lights o f the
tow ering tree, the sw eeping cre­
scendo from the full orchestra and
the dazzling land o f sw irling snow
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an n o u n ce m e n t and re qu ired
application materials, visit our
website at www.metro-region.org/
jobs or pick up a complete packet
at Metro Human Resources, 600
NE Grand Ave., Portland.
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through Sunday, Dec. 23, take a
train ride to the North Pole on the
‘Polar Express’ foramemorablejour-
ney that will thrill children young
and old; contact 800-872-4661 for
more information.
A C h ristm a s C a ro l - Currently
through Sunday, Dec. 23, Portland
Center Stage, G erding Theater, 120
N.W . 11th Ave., presents Charles
D ickens' classic tale o f greed and
redem ption. For m ore inform ation
contact 503-445-3700.
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rently through M onday, Dec. 31,
from 11 a.m. to 4 p .m . daily, Pittock
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transforms 23 rooms into enchanted
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T h e P o la r E x p ress - Currently
W in ter W o n d erla n d — Presently
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drive-thru light show in the N orth­
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S p e c ia l G u e s t P e r fo r m a n c e
enjoy a very attractive salary, great
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consideration, contact: Nina Dow,
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thru Sunday Dec. 23, the Pacific
Artist Ballet Theatre-youth com ­
pany presents the enchanting holi­
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children left forgotten overnight in
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p.m. Sunday through Thursday
and 5 p.m. to 8:30p.m . and Fridays
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‘Rudolph the Red-N osed Rein­
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re s p o n sib le fo r p e rfo rm in g
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moderate difficulty through the
a p p lic a tio n of s c ie n tific and
technical knowledge in the areas
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p e rm it
p ro c e ss in g .
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