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American State Bank
HAPPENINGS AROUND TOWN
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“ The Bank that integration built '
2737 N.E. Union
282 2216
Sum m er Classes have been scheduled at the Firehouse Theater. Classes
include aciing, directing, voice and diction, play script analysis, ballet, jazz
and modern dance Registration will be held at the theater the week ot July 7
IT. t lasses begin July 13 and run through August 23. Pre-registration is
urged For further information call 248 4737 during regualr business hours
Monday through Friday, or stop by the theater. The firehouse is located at
1436 S.W. Montgomery.
E.S.P Specialist
WITH PSYCHIC POWERS
M etro » W ashington Park Zoo will kick o il the 1980 summer concert
series Your Zoo and A ll I hat Jazz” with Mel Brown, one ol the great jazz
drummers, and his quartet, on Wednesday, June 25. Concerts will be held at
the zoo every Wednesday lor nine consecutive weeks from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
(ram dale I hursday, same time).
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Portland State University again this year will otter its Summer Gym­
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nastics Program. Registration is now open for the sessions, which run tor two
weeks, Monday through Friday, beginning June 23. Participants may sign up
tor as many as lour 2-wcek sessions with reduced fees for multiple sessions.
Insurance is included in the session fee. For registration, contact Carruthers
at the I SIJ Health and Physical Education Department.
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M a tt Bnggs. a Portland resident and artist, has been invited to take part
in the nation's largest cultural arts festival, presented by Fapesiry In latent,
Inc. Matt will display Ins unique craft ol woodworking - solid oak message
hoards and mailboxes, l ast year’s (estival attracted more than 500,000 spec­
tators. For more information call Matt Briggs, 246-3226.
Beta Psi C hapter of Delta Sigma Theta S orority. Inc. will sponsor Ms
Lena Horne in concert June 20, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium.
Proceeds from the concert will be used to provide scholarships lor local high
school students. I he sorority locuses on a live-point program thrust which
includes extensive community involvements. Ellen Law is president ol Port­
land’s Beta Psi Chapter o f Delta Sigma Ihcta. rickets lor the event are:
J25.OO box seats, $10.00/512.00 for regular seats. For more information call
286-5781.
Pickle Fam ily Circus Returns: June 21 and 22 at Waterfront Park.
Showtimes are at noon and 3:00 P.M ., BOTH DAYS. Pickle Family is San
Francisco’s magical mixture ol super juggling, fight-wire dancing, acrobatics
and balancing leats with original music from the PEC band. The Pickle
Family Circus will be presented in Portland by Oregon Fair Share at Water­
front Park, S.W. Pine and Front Street. I he midway o f games and food will
be open at 10:00 A M. Advance tickets are $1.50 for children and seniors and
$3.00 lor adults. (Prices go up 50C at the gale.) For more information call
223-2981.
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The Portland Section of the N ational Council of Negro W om en,
Inc., and Young Adult Groups, will present its sixth annual “ Sew and Show
Fashions and Paste and Tell” on Sunday June 22, 1980, from 4:00 P.M. to
6:00 P.M. at the Matt Dishman Community Center, 77 N.E. Knott, Por­
tland, Oregon. I ickets are available from any memb, o f the Council or may
be obtained by calling 281-4907 or 281-6604. Donations $3.00 adults, $150
children. Food w ill be served as part o f the “ Taste and Tell.”
JOAN ARMATRADING
MAKING IT HAPPEN
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I he sound and intensity of Joan Armatrading’ s music is hard won, the
result ol careful preparation and some heavy duty experience on the solitary
side ol lite. On her newest A&M A l BUM, ,V/e, M yself I, she sings about the
adventures she wants to have, “ sailing the oceans before the seas run dry,”
but she has room only one - “ me, myself...I. "
Born on the island ol St. Kitts on the West Indies, Joan Armatrading
moved with her family to Birmingham, England, at the age o f seven. In an
atmosphere that allowed neither smoking, drinking nor swearing (her mother
still attends church daily) her guitar was a lorbidden instrument and her
lather hid it from her above a closet well out ot her reach, and locked the
door to the room where it was kept.
Outside the fam ily, when she could be on her own, Joan had fewer
problems, though whites, Blacks and Orientals lived in separate enclaves in
Birmingham, Joan never noticed, as she went ahead with her interest in
music. She appeared in the London company o f H air and was the only cast
member who steadfastly rclused to disrobe on stage.
Io date, Joan Armatrading has sold six million records world-wide, and
despite a growing popularity in the United States, she will not yet yield to the
kind of public exposure necessary to insure a pop singer’ s success. She lives
quietly and privately, in the country outside London, where she collects an­
tique cars, clocks and comic books.
She is, in the words of one critic, “ a commanding singer with something to
say, and has been called by the New York Times ‘ ‘ perhaps the best
unknown pop star in the business.”
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Thursday, June 19, 2:30 pm
On May 23, one week before he was seri­
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Jordan addressed the local Urban League al
Portland's Marriot Hotel Liberty Cable Televi­
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on Channel 25
Repeat telecasts will be carried on Monday,
June 23 at 2 30 pm, and Wednesday, June 25
at 7 pm
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EARTH, WIND Et FIRE
ARC/Colum bia recording group Earth, Wind & Fire have concluded a one
I month-long retreat in Montserrat, “ the Emerald Isle o f the Caribbean, “
where they worked in solitude on their tenth album for the label.
FACES, due tor release later this summer, reflects the serene environment
| ot Montserrat, the lush, hilly, tropical West Indian island, rich in mineral
springs and 17th century heritage.
A mysterious island of volcanic orgin (Galway Sougriere is still an active
crater), Montserrat was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, named
for the monastery in the mountains o f Spain. The 33 square-mile island
provided the perfect inspiration for the musicians in Earth, Wind A Fire, as
well as their producer and leader, Maurice White.
Further news and details on the music o f FACES and the future touring
plans ot Earth, Wind A Fire will be announced in the weeks ahead.
SEE SPORTS ON GIANT SCREEN TV.
JOE’S PLACE
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GOOD SEATS AS LATE AS SHOW TIME
1st Annual Ebony Music
Festival Commemorating
Black Independence Day
Friday and Saturday
June 20. 21,1980
All Star Review Featuring
Walter Bridges
Robbie Robinson
Sonny King
Shirley Nanette
Marian Mayfield
Benny Wilson
Greg Smith
Ralph Black
Raymond Solomon
Bobby Boyd
Bobby Bradford
Ebony Dancers
Rita Le D uff
W.C. Cage
2 show» nltely: l i t »how 8 p.m. 2nd »how 11p.m.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
VERN ROBINSON (KEX Radio)
Producer: Vance Matlock
Coordinator«: Lewis it Cain, Public Relations
TICKETS: 85.00 at door
287-8723
1 5 3 0 NE GRAND AVENUE AT WEIDLER
free p c rL
on the premises