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CHINOOKWINDS
Celebrate Five Years of Laughter at Comedy on the Coast
Tickets are on sale now for the fifth
anniversary show of Comedy on the
Coast at Chinook Winds.
Comedy legend Kenny Bob Davis,
creator of Comedy on the Coast, will
headline the trio of comedians taking
the stage Aug. 17-18 at 8 p.m.
Don’t miss out when Kenny Bob
Davis, Tim Haldeman and Michael Pace
come to the coast to spread the laugh­
ter. You won’t want to miss this special
weekend of events surrounding five
years of laughs and comedic talent.
Comedy on the Coast helped
launch many of these comedians into
stardom. Come see why this monthly
show is still going strong.
Kenny Boh Davis is well-acquainted
with Oregon audiences. He has opened
for Larry Gatlin at the Lincoln County
Fair and was the producer of the first
Pacific Northwest Comedy Competition.
He started his career in show busi­
ness as a guitar-playing folk singer in the
’60s. In 1978, thanks to Eddie Rabbitt,
Davis started a new phase of his career
by becoming an opening-act comedian.
Since then, he has opened for
Kenny Rogers, Alabama, and Larry
Gatlin. Davis’ television and movie
Among his many credits are ap­
pearances on The West Wing, Malcolm
in the Middle, ER, The Drew Carey
Show, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and
Third Rock from the Sun. Over the last
decade, Haldeman has developed a
stand-up routine that he has performed
across the country, including at The
Sahara in Las Vegas and at the Atlantis
Hotel in Atlantic City.
Michael Pace’s facial expressions
and punch lines have been compared
to Silly Putty and Sunday comic strips.
So it’s no surprise that he has had au­
diences across the country laughing in
the aisles at The Improv, The Icehouse
and the Comedy Store.
Most recently, he can be seen on
HBO's award-winning series, Curb
Your Enthusiasm. This Emmy award
nominee (for his work as host on Comic
Kenny Bob Davis
Relief) is hilarious enough to have
credits include Mad TV, Gremlins and opened for top-name comedians in­
cluding Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen Degeneres
Murder She Wrote.
Whether you know it or not, you and Drew Carey —making him a
probably have seen Tim Haldeman. comedian's comedian.
Show time is 8 p.m. Doors will open
The actor/stand-up comic has per­
formed in more than 100 television at 7:30 p.m. with a no-host bar for this
age-21-and-older event. Tickets are $12.
shows and movies.
Happy 18,h Birthday to “7-26-89"
Amber Horne. You're the best wife and
mom anyone could ever have.
Love, Lito and baby Eliyana
Happy 19,h Birthday to “Lito” Ismael
Perez “7-22-88.” You're the best hus­
band and daddy anyone could ever have.
Love. Amber and baby Eliyana
Randy Travis Live in Concert
Country music superstar Randy
Travis is bringing his hit music live to
Chinook Winds on Aug. 24-25. He has
won numerous country music awards
for his hit songs including On The
Other Hand, Three Wooden Crosses
and many more.
Turned down by nearly every record
label in Nashville, often more than once,
he finally was signed to Warner Broth­
ers Records in 1985. Record company
executives changed his name to Travis
and his first recorded effort for his new
label was Prairie Rose, on the sound­
track to the film Rustler's Rhapsody.
It was followed by the release of
the album Storms of Life in 1986, and
the rest is country music history. The
first single, On the Other Hand, was a
perfect slice of Travis' authentic coun­
try talent.
1982 followed and with that hit,
Travis established himselt as a singer
and performer in the grand tradition ot
George Jones, Lefty Frizell, Merle Hag­
gard and a handful of others. The suc­
cess of both singles led to widespread
demand for live shows, and Travis next
set out on an extensive tour that took
him across the United States and
Canada before record-setting crowds.
Soon it seemed every award in the
music business had Travis' name on it.
A string of country chart-toppers en­
sued and by the end of the decade, his
record sales topped 13 million copies.
And Shine was awarded a Dove Award
for Country Album of the Year and the
single Three Wooden Crosses won the
Christian Country Music Association's
Song of the Year award.
Three Wooden Crosses also won
the 2003 CM A Award for Song of the
Year and had the distinction of being the
only song from a Christian label to ever
make it to No. 1 on the country charts.
In 2004, Travis’ Rise and Shine
album was honored again with a
Grammy for Best Southern, Country,
or Bluegrass, Gospel Album. His
Randy Travis
single, Three Wooden Crosses, won the
ACM Song of the Year award and a
During a break from touring in 1991,
Dove Award for Country Recorded
Travis married his longtime manager Song of the Year. Also in 2004. his tra­
and friend. Lib Hatcher, in a quiet cer­ ditional hymns album. Worship &
emony on the island of Maui, Hawaii.
Faith, won a Dove Award for Country
In September 1997, after 12 albums Album of the Year.
with Warner Brothers. Travis was the
In 2005, Travis received a Grammy
first artist to sign with the newly formed for Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass.
DreamWorks Records label in Nash­ Gospel Album for Worship & Faith. In
ville. When Out of My Bones, the first
April 2006, he won a Dove Award for
single from the new label s debut al­
Country Album of the Year for his Word
bum. You and You Alone, was released Records/Curb/Warner Bros, album of
in 1998. he delivered the label its first
traditional hymns, Glory Train.
No. I country hit. In 2001, he inde­
2006 also found Randy back on the
pendently released a live concert al­
big screen, this time in a thriller. The
burn, Randy Travis Live, and a C D
Visitation, from 20,h Century Fox. The
single, America Will Always Stand.
In 2003, Travis was awarded the film was directed by Robby Henson
Christian Country Music Association s and is based on the New York rimes-
Mainstream Country Artist of the Year bestselling novel by Frank Peretti.
Show time is 8 p.m. Tickets are $35
award. That same year, his Word
Records/Curb/Warner Bros, album Rise to $60.
Keno’s $175
Cash Drawing
Promotion: Giving away $175 on Aug.
31, 2007
Entry Dates: 9 a.m. on Aug. 1 through
5:59 p.m. on Aug. 31
Entry Type: Entries are available at the
Keno counter. One entry per $10
spent playing Keno. Entries must
be placed in the barrel located in
the Keno Lounge.
Drawing Time: Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. in
the Keno Lounge
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Rules and Regulations
Must be age 21 or older to enter.
Must be present (at the Keno
Lounge) to win.
Must spend $10 playing Keno to
receive an entry.
Employees ot Chinook Winds ( a-
sino Resort are not eligible to win.
Entry forms will be available troni
9 a.m. on Aug. I through 5:59 p.m.
on Aug. 31.
Management reserves the right to
cancel, alter and/or change the pro­
motion at any time.
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