Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, February 20, 2004, Page 16, Image 16

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Portland bids farewell to popular cafe and candle store
Offering general internal
medicine and excelling
in sexual health care
t’s time to clean off the desk and see
what’s in all these piles of letters and
e-mails that have come to “T he Queer
Profit.” S i, grab a Kleenex and let’s sort
through the dusty stacks.
Serving the community for 2 2 y ea n
2330 NW Flanders
Suite 207
503 226-6678
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Shape and
Family C o d e
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irst 1 need to note the closure of two of our
gay-owned retail establishments. From up
on Alberta, I’m saddened to report the closure of
the popular Chez
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joining W hatever
P H i f m t M - lounge. Economic
tim es took their toU.
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O ver on Broadway,
M a r t y D a v is
M;irk Tynan
Wally Schmidt also
made the decision to close their candle and gift
store, Radiance. Striving for a positive note,
Tynan told me, “This is a gtxxJ decision for
us...owning a retail husi-
ness in this recession is very
stressful.’’ Schmidt will be
spending more time with
and expertise and assist organizations and busi­
ness that have critical problems or projects that
have to be done and be done right. Baldwin is
also a former executive director of the Los
Angeles Gay & Lesbian C enter and is co-chair­
woman of the committee th a t’s working to
determine the viability of a queer community
center in Portland.
om m unity activist and fund-raiser Bill
Dickey has merged his BDC and T he Print
Shop business with U nion Quick Copy, Home­
stead G reeting Cards and Lighthouse Publish­
ing. T he resulting new business will he known as
W itham and Dickey Inc. T he combined new
operations provide for a wide variety of printing,
promotional, copying and digital services.
C
lise Campbell has taken her real estate
license and moved it to a new desk at Com-
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pile in for Jeff Fisher
and his design business,
LogoMotives. M ost re­
cently he has been appoint­
ed to the editorial advisory
board at How magazine.
T he publication provides
graphic design professionals
with essential business
inform ation and features
cutting-edge technological
advances.
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1920 NW Johnson St. Suite 108 Portland. OR 97209
w enn Baldwin a n ­
nounced that after 20
years in th e consulting,
strategic positioning, gov­
ernm ent relations and
communications fields, she
has formed her own compa­
ny, Baldwin C onsulting
LLC. T he new business will
allow her to take her skills A rainbow flag still flies over the now-closed Radiance candle store
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