Page 8 Portland Observer, March 11, 1982
OBSERVATIONS
FROM THE SIDELINES
B Y Kathryn Hal! Bogle
OLD TOWN MERCHANTS
N o w under construction in the cen ter o f Old
Town, One Pacific Square will establish a focal point
for the north end of downtown. When completed in
early 1983, the o ffice building will tie P o rtland's
future with its historic past.
Frame Factory
211 N.W. Davis
L i 1111
h
11 11 •
P o rtlan d . O regon 97209
(503) 228 1340
Large selection of posters and
ready-made frames
C u s to m -m a d e or d o -it-yo u rse lf
Buzz's Couch St. Place
101 N .W . 2nd (& C ouch)
Fine beer, wines b light dining
Hours: 11:30 am -1 am (except Sunday)
S te p h a n ie R obinson d au g h ter of M r. and M rs
Jam e s R o b in so n , J r. a n d her e sc o rt. D avid Solo
M aking Today’ s H istory was the
fifth Annual C o tillio n given by the
Portland Chapter o f the Links, In ­
corporated on the evening o f Valen­
tine’s Day at the Jantzen Beach Red
Lion Inn
Between 600 and 700 parents, as­
sorted relatives and friends were on
hand in the West ba llro o m o f the
hostelry to “ ooh and ahh” over the
beauty and accomplishments o f the
14 young women who made th e ir
bows and deep curtsies to the com­
m unity in a sweetheart setting. And
sweethearts they were.
W hite presentation gowns were
never lo v e lie r, escorts were never
handsomer as C ity Com m issioner
C harles Jordan on b e h a lf o f the
Links, presented each deb and read
the card lis tin g her achievements
scholastically, read o f her involve­
ment in helping this community be­
come a better place to live, plus her
ambitions fo r herself in college and
beyond.
Leaving the runway on the arm o f
her escort fo r the evening each
young woman made her obeisance
to her parents kissed her m other,
danced with her father, and waltzed
in the arms o f her escort with all the
other debs and escorts c irc lin g
around.
T h is c u lm in a tio n o f weeks and
m onths o f p re p a ra tio n by debs,
th e ir parents and The L in k s was
choreographed by Jeanne Hartzog,
ann ounces th e opening o f his
ta v e rn /re s ta u ra n t
Chariman o f the Links Committee
fo r Services to Y outh and her co-
chair, Rochell M cE lroy. Others on
Clem S tew art, her escort, C h ris ­
topher H o llid a y , E lizabeth A .
Patton, daughter o f M r. and M rs.
Leroy P a tto n , her escort, Joseph
this hard-w orking committee were:
Earnest H olden, Locvnda M arie
Geneva Jones, June B row n, M il­
Ann P hillips, daughter o f M r. and
dred Reynolds, Jacquelyn Brow n,
Mrs. Herman P hillips, her escort,
Jewell Johns and Freddye Petett.
Andrew Lynn B row n, Stephanie
In the spotlight o f the fifth Links
L ynn R obinson, daughter o f M r.
C o tillio n were: K im berly Kay A n ­
and Mrs. James Robinson, Jr., her
derson, daughter o f M r. and M rs.
escort, D avid M ichael Solom on,
D onald L . A nderson; her escort,
Cynthia Irene Watkins, daughter o f
Lauren P a tto n , Ju lia B lack,
M r. and Mrs. Harold Watkins, her
daughter o f Mrs. Janet Ashby and
escort, Pierre G. White.
M r. Decosta A shby; her escort,
Backing up the Services to Youth
W illie Hurst, A p ril Michele Brown,
Committee o f The Links were other
daughter o f Mrs. Alfreedia Brown
support committees involving every
and M r. Jaye B. Brown, her escort,
member o f the chapter. O f m ajor
Shelton M itc h e ll, C herie Burch,
interest was the work o f the Souven­
daughter o f Retired M /S gt Charles
ir Program com m ittee members
E. Burch and M rs. Burch, her es­
whose chairm an was M ildred Rey­
c o rt, Tracy Edw ard Stone, Renee
nolds. They put out a handsome
Denise H a rris , daughter o f M rs.
com m em orative booklet featurin,
C laudia R. H a rris and M r. James
the debs and their activities and each
M . H a rris , her escort, W illia m
guest at the a ffa ir received one at
Shamsud-Din, Robin Ladcll Kelly,
the registration table at arrival time.
daughter o f M r. and M rs. Saul
Mrs. Reynolds was assisted by Dr.
K e lly , S r., her escort, A rle ste r
Marva Graham, Rosemary Ander­
C ra in , Angela Denise Lagrone,
son, Bernice Mac Rae, Clem Guy,
daughter o f Mrs. Lona Lagrone and
and Lydia Roy.
M r. W illie Lagrone. her escort,
Other members on other commit­
George Lagrone. Pamela Alzena
tees drew in Lois Sayles, Carmen
M a rtin , daughter o f M r. and M rs.
W alker, Yvonne W illia m s, G eral­
Greg M artin, her escort, John Ken-
dine C hristian, Addie Jean Haynes,
y a n ju i, Pamela Me W illia m s ,
Olga Talley, Fannie Chatman, Alda
daughter o f M r. and M rs. Johnnie
Ruth Monroe and Kathryn Hall Bo­
Charles McW illiam s Sr., her escort,
gle.
Fenton C a m p b e ll, T am ara Lynn
President o f the Portland Chapter
Moland, daughter o f M r. and Mrs.
o f The Links is Johnnie Stokes.
In tro d u c to ry Prices
226 3461
C hicken basket with potato wedges b salad,
54-chicken $2.65, 54 -chicken S3 95
a la-carte with chips, 54 chicken »1.75. 54-chicken $2.95
H o t Foot Chill B ow l with chips $2.50
Salad Bar with our spicy house dressing $ 1 75. refill $1.00
G reat N ach o l (Feeds 1 3 ) $3 50
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1639 N E A lberta
PORTLAND. OREGON 9721 1
294 7997
Quadripartite
Mental Fitness
Hatten joins
Kaiser staff
by Tom Boothe
In order to make the best decisions you must consider the following four Eie
ments as baseline foundations.
The Kaiser-Permanente Medical
Care Program has appointed Glen-
dia H a tto n , a registered nurse and
fam ily nurse practitioner, to the po­
sition o f medical office adm inistra­
tor for its Salem facility.
For the past seven years, Ms. H at­
ton has been administrator fo r nurs­
ing and support services fo r the
Orange-Chatham Com prehensive
Health Center in Carrboro, North Ca­
rolina, which served approximately
16,000 people in each o f three loca­
tions in and around Chapel H ill. Pre­
viously, she was director o f nursing
fo r M odel Neighborhood Total
Health Center, Detroit, a member o f
the Veterans Administration certifica­
tion team in Southern California and
a public health nurse for the Dept. o f
H um an Resources, W ashington,
DC.
Ms. H atton has been active as a
speaker in the Chapel HIU school sys­
tem, a member o f the public school
health committee, and is a member o f
the board of directors for the Chapelo
H ill home health agency. In 1979, she
was appointed by Governor Hunt o f
North Carolina to the state commis­
sion for Health Maintenance Organiz­
ations.
Buzz Willits
(Photo: Richard J B row n)
1. Consider your Position, as it relates to the positions o f others.
2. Consider your Temperament or (mood), as it relates to the Temperament o f
others.
3. Consider your Personality, appearance and behavioral attitude; as it relates to
the Personality o f others.
4. Consider your Performance o f true A b ility to act upon your objectives or
goals; as it relates to the performance or the ability o f others and the reality of
what you are proposing to do.
Clear decision making is a major part o f mental-fitness. Knowing and under­
standing these four decision making elements are in part what Quadripartite
Mental-Fitness is all about.
QLENDIA HATTON