Page 10 Portland Observer, March 11,1982
Safeway remodels Union Avenue store
T h e C o m m itte d T o Elect H ero ld W illia m » S ta te
R e p re s e n ta tiv e , D is tric t 18, invites the community to a
reception commencing Harold's campaign.
Safeway Stores Inc. has remodeled
its store located at 5920 N .E . Union.
Remodeling featured replacement of
old equipment and fixtures with more
modern fixtures and equipment.
Remodeling includes:
•Replacement o f floor tile.
•Painting o f interior walk
•A ttractive wall colors, graphics
and accent color tiles to highlight each
department.
•New refrigerator cases.
•Re finished freezer cases.
•Remodeled meat department and
new wrapping equipment. New fresh
meat cases.
•Im p ro vem ents in baked goods
display area.
Also the store has received new
electronic cash registers and check-
stands.
Built in 1965 the Union and Ains
worth Safeway is managed by Ray
Trem ayne, a 20-year veteran with
Safeway. Assisting Tremayne are Sue
Tippery, Assistant Store Manager:
Gene Jones, Meat Department Mana
ger; Arijzona W arren, Retail Inven
tory C ontrol C le rk, and Ed M ille r,
Dairy Department Manager.
AT HIS CAM PAIGN HEADQUARTERS 4846 N.E. Union Ave. |
Date: March 18, 1982
Time: 6:00 to 9:00 P .M .
' 'Everyone is welcome. "
Paid tor by The Committee to Elect Harold WUMama
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A view of the newly remodeled Interior of the Union Avenue Safeway.
(Photo by Richard J. Brown)
Newberry's Lloyd Center
Coffee Shop
1420 Lloyd C e n te r • 288 6353
Social isolation leads
to poor health
W HAWAÜAN DAYS
by Tom Ferguson, M .D .
Pacific News Service
anese immigrants, who continued to
speak Japanese and generally con
tinued to live within a distinctly Jap
Most people know that smoking,
anese culture, had the same low rate
obesity, high blood pressure, choles
o f heart disease as native Japanese.
terol and lack o f exercise are asso
The researchers concluded that
ciated w ith an increased risk o f
membership in a stable social net
heart disease and stroke.
work could provide a buffering ef
But there is another risk factor
fect against heart disease for people
for heart disease that appears to be
who experience rapid social change.
just as im p o rtan t— lack o f friends
This research may help explain
and Cose fam ily ties. U nfortunate
why the Am erican health care sys
ly, because o f the way doctors nor
tem has not had great success in pre
m ally are trained, few have incor
venting the m a jo r diseases o f our
porated this knowledge into their
era: heart disease, stroke and can
recom m endations to those w ith
cer. Syme said, “ Few would argue
heart disease.
w ith the proposition that ‘ People
W ith startling consistency, several
need p eo p le.’ But our current ap
recent studies have shown that so
proach to medical care, with its ten
cial isolation increases risk o f death
dency to look at illness at the tissue
from heart disease, stroke and can
and organ level, has excluded the so
cer, the n a tio n ’s three top killers.
cial support factor from its methods
The leading study in this area is a
o f prevention and treatment.”
1979 report that measured the “ so
Doctors, moreover, are trained to
cial support networks” o f 4,725 San
make quantitative descriptions: so
Francisco Bay area residents, and
many pills, so many times a day. To
their mortality rate over a nine-year
the extent that they make preventive
period. The researchers. D r. Leon
health recommendations, these also
ard Symc, o f the University o f Cali
tend to be q u a n tita tiv e : so many
fornia Public Health School in Ber
minutes o f exercise, so many times
keley, and D r. Lisa Berkman, o f the
per week. Doctors trained to view
In s titu tio n fo r Social and P o licy
treatment in quantitative terms o f
Studies at Yale, found that as social
ten find it extremely difficult to o f
ties increased, the death rate de
fer q u a lita tiv e lifestyle recom
creased. The study measured social
mendations lik e “ m ake more
ties to spouses, family, friends, reli
friends.”
gious groups and other groups.
M arried people lived longer than
It remains unclear exactly how
the u n m arried . People who saw
strong social ties w ork to protect
many friends and relatives fre
people from disease, but Syme and
quently showed a lower death rate
Berkman speculat that;
than those who had fewer friends
•Social isolates may be more like
and relatives, and visited them less
ly to adopt self-destructive health
frequently. Members o f religious
practices;
groups also lived longer than non
•Social isolation may lead to de
members, and the same was true for
pression, which m ay, in tu rn ,
members o f other groups compared
prompt accidents, serious illness, or
to nonmembers.
even suicide;
Socially isolated women in their
•T h e absence o f social networks
30s and 40s appeared to face the
may produce physiological changes
highest risk; they were more than
that increase general susceptibility
four times as likely to die in that age
to disease, whereas social support
bracket than their peers who had
systems may actually increase the
strong social support networks. So
body’s defense against disease.
cially isolated men in their 60s came
But experts also warn that for
out the best among the less-connect
m any people, takin g steps to im
ed groups, but they were still almost
prove social support networks is no
twice as likely to die as their coun
simple m a tter. “ I ’m a bit uncom
terparts with more fa m ily and
fortable giving people the idea that
friends.
i t ’ s necessarily w ith in everyone’ s
Subsequent findings have corro
ability to go out and create vast new
borated the Syme-Berkman results.
social support systems fo r th em
In a recent study o f more than 2,700
selves,” Berkman cautioned readers
residents o f Tecumseh, M ichigan,
o f Medical Self-Care magazine. For
scheduled for summer publication
some people, there may be strong
in the prestigious American Journal
social, and even physical con
o f Epidemiology, researcher James
straints, against doing so.”
House and his co-w orkers found
D r. M ark Pilisuk, o f the Depart
that people with “ lower level o f so
ment o f A p p lied B eh avio ral Sci
cial activity have a greater mortality
ences at the University o f California
rate.”
at Davis, added, “ For many o f the
The original study in this area was
permanent poor, for some o f the el
conducted by Syme and other re
d erly , for some disabled persons
searchers in 1964. They discovered
and for many minority individuals,
that Japanese im m igrants to the
the routine affronts from a noxious
U nited States had a heart disease
environment go beyond the b uffer
rate five times higher than a com
ing protection that a group o f close
parable group in Japan. They also
family and friends might o ffe r.”
found that a small subgroup o f Jap
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