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Portland Observer
Thursday. April 1. 1976
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Tht Portland Chapter
National Association For The
Advancement Of Colored People
and the Portland State University
by Allea Jones
Black C ultural A ffa irs Board
join hands in extending to you an invitation to
The Premiere Opening N ight Performance
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Entertainment Rating«
Fair‘Good‘ ‘ Excellent •*•
THE RIVER NIGER
by Joseph A . W alker
F R I D A Y , A P R I L 23, 1976
8:00 I N T H E K E E N INC,
PSU P A R K T H E A T R E
COMMISSIONER JORDAN AND FRIENDS • • •
If "unity" is any indication of being supportive to a cause and idea, or in this case, to
^ e " lhSt ’ What * e h“d Sund,y *fte™°on at the Forestry Center. There
were 600 plus supporters of popular Commissioner Charles Jordan's on hand to show
their support to him in the up and coming elections. The "crust" of the Albina
communities were on hand for the affair - in strength.
The very talented Bill Hemman Trio provided the easy to listen to sound for the
occasion. Along with Hemmans on saxophone, were Count Dutch on organ and Dale
Smith on drums. The Bill Hemmans Trio was reviewed in our March 4th edition and
received our highest rating. Need I say more?
Its ," ot uftT?kthat y° u, ltlend * soclil gathering where everything goes along
smoothly, but this one did. Helen Irwin. Chairman and Geri Ward. Social Chairman
w e to be commended, for their tireless efforts to make this affair successful. Along
" lth:.
6 k8’ IdelU Mlms- Verl« Woods, Harriet Boyd. Connie Brown. Cora
Smith, Bob Washington. Anna Street. Michelle Burton and the many many other
people who were instrumental in their support of Commissioner Jordan. With this
kina of support and enthusiasm. Commissioner Jordan will undoubtedly retain his
position - again!!!
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ALBINA ART CENTER - FASHIONS AND SHOW • • •
Shattuck Hall, S. IF. Rroadway and Hal!
Join with us in our celebration
at a
LES Mei"ANN
Les McCann gives dinner show
The Paramount Cabaret will present
the renowned jazz pianist. Les McCann,
in a dinner cocktail show at the Para
mount Theatre Sunday, April 11th, at
8:30 p.m. McCann and his group: Buck
I larke on African drum and percussion,
Harold Davis on American drums, Jimmy
Bowser on bass, and Miroslaw Kudykow
CHAMPAGNE PARTY
following the play
ski on guitar.
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Les McCann truly feels his music and
plays with an exceptional taste and
innovation. He is one of today's finest
performers in the jazz idiom, and his
performance in the atmosphere of the
Paramount Cabaret should make for a
musical treat.
R O Y A L ESQ U1R E CL UH
1 7 0 0 Northeast Alberta
! 0 u n til2 p.m.
hors d ’oeuvres
■¡flO. 0 0 per person
(SC percent tax deductible)
For Reservations 2 2 9 -4 0 7 5 or 2 8 4 -7 7 2 2
Please make reservations by April 16.
Refreshments following
Never have I had so much empathy for a social function as I did for the deplorable
turnout for this affair. There were more people in the show than in the audience But
nevertheless, the show went on. and on it did. The collection of young doers and
hopefuls was most impressive!
There were poetry recitals from Sandra Love, who also modeled and shared the
Tie A ffa ir
P A R A M O U N T CABARET PRESENTS
the renowned jazz pianist
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Kronda Adair Elaine Simms. Hair Stylist Brandy Harris and Viola Washington
PorUand”<M' “nd P?,lshed Alon« *'»»> Ronald Wilson. James Holloway and Mr
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Bobby Fouther, who designed quite a few of the outfits being worn, is to be
commended for his efforts. The fabrics, colors, designs and models who wore them
were tastefully selected. Mr. Fouther has the imagination and talents to dress any
woman.
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The "Portland Black Repertoire Company”, featuring the multi talented Charles
Tatum on drums, were nothing short of sensational. Lovely Sharon Crockett formed
the company less than a year ago. but they've come a long way since then and their
performance shows it Other members of the company are: Elaine Simms, Caroline
Davis. Barbara Pittman and Sandra Love. Michael D from radio station KQIV
provided the disco sounds for the remainder of the evening.
According to Clarence Woods, Albina Art Center Director, and Jea Crews,
organizers of the affair, ticket sales were poor and promotion should have been
intensified a month before the show, to increase sales. Despite the poor attendance
Mr. Woods feels that he knows his mistakes on this show and will avoid those same
mistakes next time. It is up to us to support the Albina Art Center in its endeavors as
responsible citizens of the community. Other communities support their culture
awareness programs and institutions, and we should certainly support ours either
financially or physically, without hesitation.
in a special dinner cocktail concert
Sunday, April 11, Show at 8:30
DINNER 6:30 to 8:00 P.M.
Dinner A Show $16.00
Cocktail - M ain Floor $6.50
Balcony $4.50, $5.50
,Wnn’'r * Cocktail Reservation«: Call 228 2053 or 228 5262 ext. 238
Other Seating: Paramount Box Office, Steven« A Son. Meier A Frank Statewide.
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WHATS HAPPENING IN ENTERTALNMENT
3n e"joy‘ ble evenin8 viewing the latest American and European
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n F*5r 31 the Civic Audito"um. Friday. A^ril
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i he, 8h° W WiU g° 10 thB schoUrshiP fund to benefit
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Community Campship Fund for Disadvantaged Youths and Portland Urban
S n ^ IL lS d C t" ^ UDd
y° Ui . tickets
at the Civic Auditorium. Stevens and
Son (Lloyd Center) or Hardy s Treasure Chest (Jantzen Beach Center). Student
tickets are $5.00 up to age 26 with ID.
atuaent
April 30th - The Albina Lions Club are having their third annual “Unity in the
Commumty” Fashion Show and Dance. Friday, April 30th at the Hilton Hotel
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e8t CoaSt S° Und Assembly wil1 provide the music. Tickets are $7 50
couple, K.00 single. Ticket outlets are: Elks Lodge and House of Sounds or call
George Rankins at 283-6517 or Lonnie Bates at 225-3832.
April 2nd - Paramount presents
Bill Whithers and the Jazz Crusaders.
April 11th - Paramount presents - Les McCann (Dinner Show).
April 17th - Paramount presents - Smokey Robinson.
May 7 - raramount will be presenting Count Basie and his Orchestra (As soon as we
know - you 11 know. Keep checking the Entertainment Guide for date and time.)
Saloon benefits children
A charity benefit for the Emergency
Support Fund of the University of Ore
gon Health Sciences Center, sponsored
by the Portland Legal Secretaries Asso
ciation, will take place on April 3, 1976,
8:00 p.m. at the Portland Airbase, Pang
Club, Portland International Airport.
The Emergency Support Fund is a
finance source for "PETS” (Perinatal
Emergency Transport System).
This
system provides fixed-wing and helicop
ter transportation for infants in need of
medical care at the Doernbecher Me
morial Hospital for Children at the
University of Oregon Health Sciences
Center. These infants are flown in from
the entire state and Southwestern Wash
ington.
This year’s benefit, “Virginia City
Nite”, will take participants back to the
“Gold Nugget Saloon” of the old West,
and will feature a casino in traditional
Reno style operated under the “Happy
Canyon" law.
Advance ticket information may be
attained by calling Bonnie Sauer, 226
6600, or Kelley Graves, 256-0780. or
tickets may purchased at the door.
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of If ? , tOI i^ t: 1 Antoinette T»y|<>r- co-chairperson of the Fashion Show and parent
P atrick n " r 7 * , Communlty S«h«>l ’ tudent; Jackie Carino. seventh grader; and
Patrick On Gele. first grader, check out the world of fashions.
Yesterday’s fashions shown
Yesterday's and today's fashions will
be presented at a Fashion Show benefit
ing St. Andrew Community School on
Sunday, April 4th, 4:00 p.m. in the St.
Andrew Community Center. 4940 N E
8th.
In addition to presenting men's, wo
men’s and children's clothing, “A Salute
to the Past” will feature authentically-
tailored turn-of-the-century men’s styles.
They are part of a collection being sewn
by Rudy Merric, Banks, in preparation
for an illustrated book on men's fashions
in America since 1776.
St. Andrew School is a multi cultural
educational alternative for the Northeast
State Fair
plans audits
The call is out to singers, dancers, and
other performers all over Oregon, as
auditions begin for the state's oldest and
best known talent showcases.
The Oregon State Fair’s All-Oregon
Talent Show is seeking performers of all
types and ages for ita 1976 edition. A
"sincere desire to perform and entertain”
is the only requirement for entrants, says
Talent Show coordinator John Reitz.
Auditions will be held across the state
during April, says Reitz. The Portland
location and date for tryout is April 20th,
Local 99 American Federation of Musi
cians Union, 325 N.E. 20tn. Auditions
will begin at 4:30 p.m., ending at 6:30
p.m.
Application forma for performers can
be had at the time and location of
auditions, or by writing Oregon State
Fair, State Fairgrounds, Salem, Oregon
97310. Applicants for auditions must
bring their own music, accompanist, and
records if needed. A phonograph will be
available. Finalists who will appear at
the Fair will be notified by May 10th.
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Portland community served by its spon
»or. St. Andrew Catholic Church. The
second annual benefit is for educational
expenses not covered by the moderate
tuition paid by ita ninety students.
Today's styles will come from Clark
Jr., Lloyd Center; The Grainery, Van
couver; Claire's Showcase. Ports O' Call;
Montgomery Wards, The Squire Shop
and Kanes and Kings, Jantzen Beach.
Mistress of Ceremonies will be Geneva
Jones, home economist. Pacific Power
and Light. Commentator will be Joan
Biggs. KGW TV public affairs director.
Tickets in advance are $3; $4 at the
door.
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Hot Links
Burgers
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Fish & Chips
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Filet of Fish
Clam & Fries
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