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thursday
"Medicine," Brown Bag movie. CC-117
Noon. Free.
"Subject Was Roses," Civic Theatre Blue
Room. 8:30 p.m. $3 adults, $2 students
and senior citizens. Phone 226-3048 for
reservations. Also plays Friday and Satur
day evenings.
"Hot I Baltimore." Lake Oswego Com
munity Theatre, 156 Greenwood Rd. 8:30
p.m. $4 general, $3 students and senior
citizens. Phone 635-3901 for reservations.
Also Friday and Saturday evenings.
friday
"The Man Who Came to Dinner," Civic
Theatre Mainstage. 8:30 p.m. $3 adults,
$2 students and senior citizens. Phone 226-
3048 for reservations. Also plays Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Sunrose. Claudia's, S.E. 30th and Haw
thorne.
Lone Coyote Club. Depot Tavern, 5021
S.E. Powell. Also Friday, Saturday and
Sunday evenings.
Wheatfield. Euphoria, 315 S.E. 3rd. Also
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Nasty Habits. Ken's Afterglow, 2229
S.E. Hawthorne. Also Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Bhakti Band. Mountain Moving Cafe,
532 S.E. 39th. All ages welcome. $1.
Rattlesnake Shake. Portland Tavern,
2845 S.E. Stark. Also Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Child. Vintage Press, S.E. 92nd and
Woodstock. Also Friday and Saturday eve
nings.
The Exiles. Willie's Tavern, 8625 S.E.
McLoughlin. Also Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Clyde King Band. Sanctuary, N.E. 181st
and Glisan. Also Friday and Saturday eve
nings.
Fable. Wreck of the Hesperus, 1200
N.E. 102nd. Also Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Cowboy Angels. The Last Hurrah, 555
S.W. Alder.
Bill Winslow. PC&S, 1038 S.W. Morri
son.
Don Kinch & The Conductors Ragtime
Band. Old Town Strutter's Hall, 120 N.W.
Third. Also Friday and Saturday evenings.
Sunstorm. Darwin's Theory Tavern, 4822
S.E. Division. Also Saturday evening.
"Family Circus", women's play and
"Superman". Mountain Moving Cafe, 532
S.E. 39th. $1.50. All ages welcome.
Sleezy Pieces. Frankenstein's S.W. Front
and Yamhill. Also Saturday evening.
Carl Smith and the Natural Gas Co.
The Last Hurrah, 555 S.W. Alder. Also
Saturday evening.
Juan Man Band. PC&S. 1038 S.W. Mor
rison.
Montuno - latin jazz. Riddle's, 1217
S.W. Stark. Also Saturday evening.
John Barger. Sopwith Camel, 1128 S.W.
Jefferson.
Linda Beach. Squirrel's National Lunch,
214 W. Burnside. Also Saturday evening.
Felicidades. Fool's Paradise, 125 N.W.
6th. Also Saturday evening.
The Waffles. Bogart's Joint, 406 N.W.
14th. Also Saturday evening.
Main Street with Red and Dixie But
cher. Whitehorse Lounge, Main St., Molalla.
Also Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Buddy Carpenter. Sampan Room, 521
Main St., Oregon City. Also Saturday eve
ning.
Sky Boys. Earth Tavern, 632 N.W. 21st.
Also Friday and Saturday evenings.
"Merton of the Movies." CCC McLough
lin Theatre. 8:30 p.m. $3 adults, $2.50
students and $1.50 children under 12.
Doug Marks. John's Meat Market, 115
N.W. 22nd. Also Friday and Saturday eve
nings.
George Benson and John Klemmer. Para
mount Northwest. 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.
$5, $6, $6.50 and $7.
Pete Karnes Blooz Band. Silver Moon,
N.W. 21st and Glisan. Also Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Open Mike. Student talent including the
CCC Improvisational Group. 11:30 a.m.
Fireside Lounge. Everyone welcome. Free.
Rilatos mans Indian program
Richard Rilatos is the Clackamas Com
munity College Indian Counselor - and a
devoted one at that.
Rilatos, a Siletz Indian, was formerly a
CCC student and the Indian Outreach Co
ordinator on campus. When funding from
the Siletz Confederated Tribes ran out for
his position as coordinator, Rilatos tried to
continue work on his own. His job involved
finding and identifying Indian families in
the community and taking care of their
health, educational, and welfare needs.
Rilatos later applied for a position offered
by the Native American Rehabilitation Asso
ciation (NARA), a program which began in
April 1970.
NARA, started by a group of Indian al-
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coholics concerned for their alcoholic bro
thers and sisters relied entirely upon church
and voluntary contributions until June 1971
when the National Institute on Alcoholism
and Alcohol Abuse (NlAAA) awarded an
initial grant.
Rilatos was hired by NARA for the posi
tion of Indian Counselor and is now working
at CCC finding Indian families in the com
munity and helping them with drug and
alcohol rehabilitation.
Rilatos works for NARA rehabilitating
Indians who are alcoholics and has devoted
his spare time to working with Indian chil
dren. His main concern is to dedicate his
time and efforts to help his brothers and
sisters wherever help is needed.
"Reefer Madness." KGON 92<S Mic
Movie. The Movie House, 1220 S.W. T<
Portland. Midnight. Also Saturday.
"Looney Tunas." YWCA Wilson
ter, 1111 S.W. 10th. 8:30 p.m. i
general, $2 students. Also Saturday.
weekenc
"Merton of the Movies." CCC McLi
lin Theatre. 8:30 p.m. $3 adults, S
students and $1.50 children under
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"Out of the Pumpkin Patch." CCl
7:30 p.m. Saturday. Admission is on]
of food.
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Cathy Lunsford. Claudia's S.E. 30th|
Hawthorne. Saturday night.
Campbell Newton. PC&S, 1038
Morrison. Saturday night.
Paul DeLay Blues Band (Halloween]
ty). Silver Moon, N.W. 21st and Gl|
Sunday evening.
Halloween Road Run. CCC Can]
10 a.m. Sunday.
"Celebration of Life" and "Sacred]
vice". Portland Symphonic Choir. 2:30]
Sunday. Reserve tickets at Stevens &]
Civic Auditorium and Choir office at]
1217.
"A Halloween Special." Ladybug 1
dren's theatre at Portland Zoo. 2 p.m.!
day.
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monday
"The Committee". Monday Flick]
a.m. and noon. Fireside Lounge.
tuesday
Kay St. Germain. CC Mall. 8 [
$1.50 students and $2 general.
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wednesda
"Comedy of Errors", Antique Fes
Theatre. CCC McLoughlin Theatre. 8|
$150 students, and $2 general.
Stew Ball,
Coffee House.
Fire
Lounge. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Free.
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These programs are designed to
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