T he P ortland O bserver • S eptember 28, 1994
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Q^edding’ Announcement
SOLV Celebrates 25th
Anniversary On NIKE
World Campus
Psychiatrist Dr. Cheryl H. Cottrol Marries Civil Engineer Paul Augustus Brown
Dr. Cheryl Henrietta Cottrol, a
practicing psychiatrist and an assis
tant professor at Yale University
School of Medicine, was married
recently to Paul Augustus Brown, a
civil engineer and machine designer
with a New Jersey firm. The couple
spent their honeymoon in South Af
rica.
The cerem ony was held at
St. M ark ’s U n ited M ethodist
C hurch at 137th Street and St.
N icholas A venue in Harlem and
was perform ed by the R everend
Dr. G ilbert C aldw ell.
W hen it was suggested to
Dr. C ottrol that she hold her
wedding in a stately downtow n
cathedral, or the reception in a
glittering venue like Tavern on
the Green, she insisted that both
wedding and reception be held
at St. M ark’s, the church she
had attended since being carried
there in her m o th er’s arm.
Mr. B row n is a graduate of
Paddington T echnical C ollege
and W ildensden College of Tech
n o lo g y , both in L ondon. Dr.
C o ttro l g ra d u a te d from Y ale
U n iv e rs ity and re c e iv e d her
m edical degree from the State
U n iv e rs ity ’s U pstate M edical
center in Syracuse.
Dr. Cottrol is the daughter of
S top O reg o n L itte r and
V andalism (SO LV ), O reg o n ’s
prem ier no n -p ro fit o rg an iza
tion estab lish ed to address is
sues o f liv ab ility in the state,
will celeb rate its 25th a n n i
versary at a gala event on the
NIKE W orld C am pus in B ea
verton on Saturday, O ctober 8.
The them e, “ K eeping O regon
Shipshape for 25 years,” will
be carried out with a sum ptu
o u s s e a fo o d b u ffe t se rv e d
lakeside.
Some o f O re g o n ’s top m u
sicians, Ron Steen and Friends
featuring S hirley N anette, will
be on hand to play dance m u
sic. A raffle w ill feature w eek
ends at S alishan Inn and the
Seaside O cean fro n t Shilo Inn,
a cruise on the S pirit o f P o rt
land, N IK E products and more.
A package o f a full page four-
color ad in the 1995 PING-
C e l l u la r O n e L P G A G o lf
C ham pionship souvenir p ro
gram and 20 individual season
tickets with clubhouse p riv i
Newlyweds Psychiatrist Dr. Cheryl H. Cottrol and Civil Engineer Paul Augustus Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cottrol of
New York. Her father is a nationally
published photojournalist who has
been the editor of several publica
tions, including the Am sterdam
News. Her mother, Jewel Gassaway
Cottrol, recently retired as an ad
ministrative assistant at the Board of
Global Ministries of the United
Methodist Church in New York.
Mr. Brown is a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Brown.
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Conferences Aim To Stimulate
Peace And Unity
Midlife and older women are invited to a public meeting and
discussion opportunity to Empower themselves about some
of the confusing ballot measures - some are not as good as
they appear.
Speaker: League o f Women Voters’ Representative
Topic: “Women: Are You Ready For November’s Ballot
Measures?"
Place: Portland Impact Senior Center, Tabor Building,
4610 SE Belmont. Parking lot and entrance ramp in
rear. Tri-Met #5 on Belmont. Wheelchair accessible.
Tim e: Saturday, October 8,1994; 10:00 AM To Noon
Free and open to the public for Women o f all ages. Call 721-
0848for information about OWL.
For Oregon Children And Families
Bridging the Gap Between De
spair and Hope for Children and
Families is the theme of two related
conferences, scheduled for October
14 through 17, 1994, in Portland,
Both conferences are focused on
stimulating action benefitting chil
dren and families in the community.
Both also are aimed at drawing from
the strengths of the religious com
munity in this call to service.
The first conference is entitled
What Congregations CAN DO For
Children and is scheduled for Octo
ber 14 and 15 at Trinity Episcopal
Cathedral and Congregation Beth
Israel. Friday afternoon is targeted
for clergy and congregation profes
sionals. Saturday is a full day pro
gram starting with a keynote ad
dress by form er Governor Neil
Goldschmidt. This conference is
sponsored by Congregations for
Children, a partnership joining the
Cam pbell Institute, Ecumenical
Ministries of Oregon and the Albina
Ministerial Alliance.
The program features guest
leges has also been donated,
courtesy of T ournam ent G olf
F oundation, Inc.
SOLV Executive Director
Jack McGowan said “SOLV is
honored to be the beneficiary of
NIKE’s community spirit in nu
merous projects that benefit Or
egon. This event will provide a
good way for people to both sup
port SOLV and see the exciting
NIKE World Campus.”
The p re sen tatio n o f the
first annual Tom M cC all C iti
zenship Award sponsored by
Bank o f A m erica will also be
m ade during the evening. The
late G overnor M cC all’s wife,
A udrey, will be on hand to
help m ake the p resentation.
T ickets are $80.00 each
and reservations are req uested
by O ctober 1. Table o f ten are
available. Ticket price includes
raffle ticket, beverage script
and o n e-year m em bership in
Friends o f SOLV. For ad d i
tional info rm atio n , call SOLV
at 647-9855.
sp eak ers from D allas, Texas;
Canada; Seattle, Washington, and
from our own community who have
exercised remarkable leadership in
mobilizing congregations into ac
tion for children.
C^oncj rat tifai io nò!
Marilyn Richmond-Cox in your
successful completion with the In
ternational Air Academy, and
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joining Horizon Airlines as their
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C hildrens
newest employee. May all your
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Portland First Church of the Nazarene
Sunday, October 23, 1994
10:00 AM
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THE CONCERT IS FREE, NO TICKETS ARE REQUIRED.
For additional information, please phone 297-6100
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