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Page 10 Portland Observer, December 10, 1981 ENTERTAINMENT HAPPENINGS ENTERT A IN M rN Í EL DORADO RESTAURANT 287-4755 5016 N.E. Union Ave. Now Serving B re a k fa s t, Lunch or D in n er "Specializing in Bar-B-Q" OPEN S u n .. M o n .,T u e s ., 7 a m to 11 pm T h u r« ., Frl., and S a t., 7 am to 1 pm Getting Ready For The Holidays S p e c ia l- s tili T h e Best Curl In T o w n A t The Best P ric e llI Call Now 284 1897 Re« »80 N O W butch $ lU w ith this ad regon 97212 1406 Shock, the ten-man funk band from Portland, Oregon, recently appeared at a KSOL showcase held at the Oakland club Silk's. They performed selections from their Fantasy album. Shock, including the new single. “Let Your Body Do the Talkin’.” L. to R.: Capus Hope of - $25 H*lf CulRe«»20 N O W Supac Promotions. Shock's manager David Leiken, Bernie Moody. KSOL program director; Roger Sause. Shock keyboardist; Andrea DeLavallade. Supac Promotions; Malcolm Noble, Shock's lead vo calist; Quincy McCoy, Fantasy Ciractor of National Promotion. In Loa Angala« PRO STYLE SHOP 917 S.W, Alder 224-8401 across from the Galleria "STARGAZER BAND” Proline now offers a SUPER CUT Under these conditions ONLY Bandstand Salutes Smokey Robinson *No appointment *Fir9t available operator only Dick Clark’ s “ American Bandstand” w ill celebrate Smokey Robinson’ s Silver Anniversary in the music industry with a special edition o f the pro gram, airing December 12 on ABC-TV. The many facets o f Robinson’s career—which has now touched four dec ades—w ill be reviewed. Although it would be impossible to reflect indi vidually on each o f his many accomplishments, all music played that day on “ American Bandstand*’ w ill relate to Robinson, who w ill be on hand to perform “ Being With You.” “ Who Said” and "C ruisin’ .” His days with the Miracles will be remembered by “ Mickey’ s Monkey,” “ Going To A Go Go” and “ Shop Around,” which were only a few o f the group’s many hits. Long called one o f music’ s most influential figures, Robinson has also .had tremendous success as a songwriter. That aspect o f his illustrious career w ill be highlighted on the show by the songs “ More Love” (Kim Carnes), “ A in’t That Peculiar” (Marvin Gaye) and “ The Way You Do The Things You Do” (The Temptatons). Long a part o f the Motown Records family, Robinson’ s own fam ily— represented by nephews Keith and Darrell, who are also signed to the label - w ill also appear on the salute, performing “ You’ re My Gardener.” (present this coupon with visit) MRS. C’s WIGS Ail Wigs Reduced 10% - 50% Low Down Productions ____ . Betty CsDins, Proprtstor 64 DIFFERENT STYLES AT »10 IN A VARIETY OF COLORS! f ie o /d e Z /jf /w n & e e ify , Featuring wlga by NAOMI SIMS. ANDRE DOUGLAS, BILLIE ft NATALIE COLS A TOUCH of CLASS CHRISTMAS AFFAIR Dec. 23rd I t HI Airport Holiday Inn 8439 N.E. Columbia Rivd. Portland, Oregon 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. Attire Semi-Formal Must be over 21 • tntrrlainm rnlprovided by “Velvet" • featuring Alescia foche A Anite M ef otean • fashions f r Modelt by Cbettoi Reg. 32.00 Reg. 18.95 w $2295 Donation: In Advance M .50 per person --------- J15.00 a couple A t the Door f 9 0 0 per p e r s o n ---------------- H 6 . 0 0 a roupie Now £ 10 00 W a d . D ec. 16 th ru S a t. D ec. Î Ï Ï ] Tichelt on Sale at the following locations: C l Joes - 4900 V. Vancouver fridayt beauty Supply - 4554 N.F.. Union l ong Hair Music 400 S W. Slarh, 2nd 4 Start Wall and Jach s Hair Affair - 2)09 Seals lane, fourth Plain budget Tapes and R etords-2700 N f. Andrrsen f o r further Information call Stormy 1206) 254-¡526 Portland Portland Portland Vancouver Vantrpivo Your Northwest Dealer for H evlo n, "P o lish ed A m b e rs " anc Zurl C o sm etics . ERA fashion* will ba at Enio's, 424 S.W. 4th Ava., along with Star gazer Band, on December 12th, 6 pm-midnight. Disco until 4 am. There will be two shows at 8 pm and 11 pm. For more information call Thomas M. Robinson, 224 1829. The showing is a benefit for the Northwest Ex Offenders Association, which assists ax-offandar* to transition back into the community. I * MRS. C ’a WIGS 707 N.E. Premont 281-0929 Clesed 8m . t Mae. OPIN flies, thre l e t 11tSO AM ta 6i00 M l i
