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Page 12 Portland Observer, June 30, 1 North Country Productions Presents rodeo Gem ini, Slow train, Terry Robb, Freeway. Jazz quarry Tangier, Ron Steen T rio , O b ra- dor, Betty Romaine, Robbie Robin- son’s "Jazz T ra in .” a ld o 's last hurrah Richard M oore A Patty Fobare, Jack McM ahon, Steve Jensen, Gary Ogan & Michael Mead, Steve Brad- ley & DJ Craven, St. Germain T rio with Extra Tenure, Craig Carothers, O k-Ra Sparks & Alan Dutton, Rich E n g lu n d , Betty R om aine. Jill Khovy, Bodin & Zanetto. The Storm, . -------------- Slowtrain, ------------------ Nu Shooz, --------------- Cowboys, Paul DeLay Band, Nim - ble D a rts , Sequel, M r. N iceguy, Orange Orange, Billy Rancher & the U n re a l G ods, Joe C an n o n , Steve Bradley Band, Ron Lloyd Band. NOW . l i v e music & dancma Wed-Sat 9-1 30 NO COVER CHARGE Corner of S.W . 2nd b Tayfor THE lAZZ QUAR 1111 S.W. Jaffervon S t 222-7422 866 S W . Alder 224-1338 RCA Records and Music Millennium Celebrate A String O f H it Values FREDI GRACE & RHINSTONE Gens Diam ond, end the band. Aries, w ill be regulars at the V in tage R estau ran t and Lounga, 2433 S.E. P o w e ll B lvd. A lso Eddie Weed and the Sky Trio. PLEASURE Get on Your Mark The Vintage Restaurant Gene Diamond On Sunday, July 18, The Vintage Restaurant and Lounge will host a 12- hour Music Marathon from 2:00 p.m. to 2:00 a .m ., to benefit Q U A D , Inc., a unique Portland residence for quadriplegics. The gala benefit, featuring over a dozen top music groups from all over the N o rth w est, is designed to help provide funds fo r the quadriplegic facility, which is partially funded by government grants. Q U A D stands for Quadriplegics United Against Dependency. The goal o f the facility is to help quadriplegics regain a sense of independence so they can leave Q U A D to live on their own. Jackye Holmes, owner o f The Vintage Restaurant and Lounge, at 24th and SE Powell, is enthusiastic about the Marathon Music event. “ I love to see people enjoying the quality o f their lives, hearing good music, dancing, and having a great time. What better way to support the quality o f life for those whose physical movement is restricted,” said Holmes. “ We plan to star Gene Diamond, and the band, Aries (regulars at The Vintage) as well as Eddie Weed and the Sky Trio, all o f whom are eminent jazz musicians, and they’re all excited about the Q U A D benefit.” Dozens o f top performers will appear during the 12-hour benefit, be tween 2 in the afternoon and 2 a.m. Reservations are suggested for dinner. Tickets for the benefit are $10 per person, with proceeds going to Q U A D , Inc. For further information, the public is invited to call The Vintage Restaur ant and Lounge, 231-5121. $499 (reg $599 6®5) (reg T95) • GREAT KINGS AWARRI AURRA A L ittle Love St / (reg 7®®) (reg 7“ ) $5 " Have you ever wondered what Great Kings, and Emperors played during their past time? Well it wasn't golf! From the Golden Age of Africa to the Revolu tion and Renaissance in America, rise ole great Kings and Queens and know of Awarri. Awarri is the new modification of a great game which comes from the epochs of time. The game boards have been carved into the stones of the Pyramids of Cheops, and the Temples of Luxor and Karnak, and are now made of the finest exotic woods. Great rulers of culturally advanced Kingdoms in Africa played the game with precious gem stones, and in keeping with tradition you can tool Each game board has been carefully handcrafted by a skillful artisan and since there is a huge demand for this uni que game order yours today. For further information on ordering write to: (reg 7” ) (reg 7 ") NOW ON SALE AT M U 5 IC M IL L E N N IU M RE C O R O S & TARES r R O M T H F P F O P I.E W H O K N O W M l JSIC GREAT KINGS AWARRI P.O. BOX 1304 PORTLAND, OREGON 97207 or Call (503) 281 I960 3158 E. Burnside 636 N W 21st
