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Portland Observer, March 25, 1982 Page 7 OBSERVATIONS FROM THE SIDELINES B Y Kathryn H all Bugle by Kathryn Hall Bogle The Oregon Lung Auociation in vites you to join them in ■ very spe cial occasion to honor "Women in the History o f Oregon” on Satur day, April 17th, in the Orand Ball- rooip of the Hilton Hotel. The Women in the History of Oregon” ( W .H .O .) dinner will honor the good works o f Oregon women who made outstanding con tributions between the years 1859 and 1920. Civic organizations throughdut the state have submitted recommendations to the W .H .O . committee for consideration. The festivities,” according to Kay Dean Toran. Affirm ative Ac tion Director at the office of Gover nor Atiyeh, “ will celebrate women who have contributed to the quality of life in Oregon.” Some of Toran’s time was borrowed by the Oregon Lung Association in order that she might chair the W .H .O . event. Clair Sagv works closely with Toran as project coordinator at the Oregon Lung Association office in P o rt land. . Women who were active in Ore gon in the fields o f the arts, busi ness, community service, education, Uw, medicine or science and politics in the early years o f the state will be among the nominees. "Each histori cal figure,” promises Toran, " w ill be presented to the audience by a contem porary woman o f accom plishment in the same fie ld ." • J.M. Gates was the speaker at the noon-time lecture to be presented at the PSU Smith Center ballroom on Sunday, March 21 by the Northwest Quilters. Gates illustrated her talk with color slides. Her subject was “ The Q u ill as a H istorical State ment” “ covering the time from Colonial America to the Twentieth Century." • Want to enjoy an evening o f rich color, beauty and fun and have something to take home with you, and still have a bargain? Then put a little aside to attend “ The Look o f Elegance,” the 24th annual Ebony Fashion Fair presented this A p ril 23, 1982. by the Portland Chapter o f The Links, Incorporated. The show will again be at the Civic Audi torium. The “ take-something-home with you” is a one-year subscription to Ebony Magazine or a six-m onth subscription to Jet. You get a choice with your ticket of admission. • Friends here o f A licia Garcia Dawson arc happy to hear the news o f her marriage recently to Colonel H. M inton Francis. The couple eloped from fam ily and friends in Washington. D .C ., and said their vows before M onsignor W illiam Moore in the Chapel o f the Holy T rin ity on the campus o f the U.S. M ilita ry Academy at West Point, N.Y. Col. Francis, a form er U.S. as sistant secretary o f defense under President Ford, is a 1944 graduate o f West Point and presently serves on its board of trustees. The wed ding ceremony was an evening can dlelight mass with members o f the board and their wives fillin g (he guest list. General Frederick Smith OLD TOWN MERCHANTS Coupon a FRAME FACTORY $5.00 A OFF Any Framed Picture in stock at Hurtla Hadley shows elaborate wedding cakes at his Milwaukie Pastry Kitchen. W - , ........... $9.95 and over Offer Good Thru April 30th. 1982 and Mrs. Smith stood as witnesses for the service. It was a double ring ceremony with the couple exchang ing vows they had w ritten them selves. The bride wore a gold tussah silk suit and carried a hand bouquet o f fresh violets. A reception is planned fo r the near future when the newlyweds will be at their home in Washington Rock Creek Park. • Hurtis Hadley invited all old and new customers to his celebration of the fifth year o f business at the M il waukie Pastry Kitchen. The celebra tion is to be a week-long event be ginning Monday March 22 through Friday, March 26. Free cake and coffee will be dis pensed every day from noon to 5 pm during this week. Hadley is noted for his decorated cakes and party fare. There may be a chance to munch a bite along with a celebrity or two as M ayor Burgess o f M il waukie, Commissioner Charles Jor dan o f the C ity o f Portland and other public personalities are ex pected to drop in to help celebrate the occasion. 211 N.W . Davis P o rtland. O regon 97209 (503) 228-1340 ■ ■ Buzz's Couch St. Place 101 N .W . 2nd ( & C o uch, A .~ Fine beer, wines & light dining Buzz Willits ann ounces the opening o f his ta v e rn /re s ta u ra n t In tro d u c to ry Prices C hicken basket with potato wedges & salad, %-chicken $2 65, % -chicken $3.95 a-la -ca rte with chips, %-chicken $1.75. % -chicken $2.95 H o t Foot Chili B ow l with chips $2.50 Sa lad Ba r with our spicy house dressing $1.75, refill $1.00 G reat Nacho! (Feeds 1-3) $3.50 M o d e ls a ttir e d In s tr ik in g ly b o ld s w e a te rs a t th e 24th A n n u a l Ebony Fashion Fair. Frison teaches * ’(/& unlimited Resale Clothing firs t Q uality The Second I ime Around M en s, W om en s, ( hildren s Clothing and Household Items Local artist Henry Frison w ill teach drawing and painting through Portland Com m unity College’ s community education program this spring. The seven-week evening class w ill be held at Irvington School, 1320 N.E. Brazce, begin ning Tuesday, March 30. Class times ate from 7-9:30 pm and tu i tion is $18 per person. Students will learn basic drawing and painting techniques and will ex perience a variety o f media and sub ject matter. <,‘/ V '*‘W V V V S ,,'<AZSZSZSZSZS<!SZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZU A l t S IZ IS A V A II AHI f ( o nsignrnenls Ai < epte d iQuality Men h.tndiM* ( )nlv) Hv A p p o in tm e n t Please 281 9418 2406 N I Union Ave Parking On N f Sacramento St Rose Jew elry Fine J e w e lry M a n u fa c tu rin g Gold, Diamond, Rings, Watches, and Repairing 625 S .W . B ro a d w a y Portland, Oregon 97208 (503)224 6640 i
