Pag» 8 Portland Obaarvar, March 9,1983
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the Classifieds are FREE space for you to advertise anything you might
be interested in selling. Just jot down the item you wish (to sail, the price
you will sell it for, your telephone number and drop it into the special |
"Popeyes Classified" box A box will be located at each Popeyes loca­
tion:
3120 N.E. Union Avenue, B848 N.E. Union Avenue, 2320 N.E. 82nd
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Nile Latta, the new owner of Popeyes Famous Fried Chicken, is offering
thia service to the community to say thank you. According to Latta,
"Popeyes is proud to be part of this community. The Free Classifieds
are a way for us to give something back to a community that has been
very good to us."
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Popeyes Classifieds"
also will offer local church, social groups and service organizations an
area to promote free of charge special events they are promoting in the
community.
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A Joint v e n tu re o f The P o rtlan d O bserver and
Popayes Fam ous Fried C h icken
in next week's newspaper. Each classified will run for one week and will
| meet the standards of The Portland Observer
Remember, stop into any Popeyes Famous Fried Chick­
en location and drop your classified ad into the Special
Popeyes Clessified box. It's fr e e -fr o m Popeyes Famous
I Fried Chicken.
Paying The Price Of Fame
Debbie Allen, the $20.000-a-week »tar and choreographer of the critically
acclaimed T V series Fame, tells about the pressures o f her busy career and
her long-distance marriage.
Ms. Allen's hectic schedule requires her to work from dawn-to-dusk. sev­
en days a week. The hard work is paying o ff because the series is a favorite
o f m ajor T V critics, was nominated for twelve “ Em m ys" and won Five, and
is number one in England. The main thing pressuring Debbie about Fame is
its failure to catch on in a big way with U .S . audiences. The N B C bosses
have decided to give the show a chance because they Relieve “ there is an au­
dience for good television."
In addition to devoting long hours to her career, Debbie has had to sacri­
fice time with her husband. In 1982, Debbie moved to Los Angeles when she
got the T V part o f the dance teacher in Fame (she originhated the role in the
movie version). Her husband, W in W ilfo rd , remained in New York where
he works as a songwriter and takes care o f his and Debbie's business affairs.
The separation has been very trying for Debbie but W in ’s maturity has been
quite helpful. She says, " H e respects and loves me, and he’s w illing to do
without me and let me do what I hjf.x to d o ."
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Community Calendar
N o r th /N o r th e a s t C a b le A ccess A s s o c ia tio n , monthly membership
meeting, M onday, March 14, 7:30 p .m ., King Neighborhood Facility, 4815
N .E . 7th. For more inform ation call James H ill, secretary, at 221-0538.
W in e and A rt S h o w B e n e fit fo r E m anu el, March I I . from 7-10 p m
at the Western Forestry Center. Donations are $12.50 per person and tax
deductivle.
" H a rr ie t T u b m a n . P o rtra it o f a W o m a n L e a d e r" film and presenta­
tion. Saturday. M arch 12. 8 p .m ., 2831 N .E . Union Ave. Sponsored by
Radical Women. A creole dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. for a $5 dona­
tion. Door donation is $2.50,
Eliot Energy H o u se classes: Wood Gleaning. Saturday, March 12, 10
a m ; Cold Frames for Spring Gardens. Saturday, M arch 19, at 10 a m.
Classes will be held at the Eliot Energy House, 3116 N . W illiam s Avenue
for a nominal fee. 284 7868 Tues./Thurs. for more information.
Free b lo o d p re s s u re sc re en in g s on the first M onday o f each month,
from 1:30-3:30 p .m ., at the N .E . Senior Service Center, 4128 N .E . Union
Ave.
H o y t A x to n w ill be a t th e H ilto n H o te l G rand B a llro o m , M a rc h 13.
1®®3. a t 8:00 p .m . T ic k s ts are 112 and 610. R eserved seatin g. T ic k e ts
on sale n o w a t G .l. J o e ’s. E ve ry b o d y's R eco rd s, a n d F red erick and
N elson d o w n to w n .
Live Entertainm ent
Featuring
STREMELINE
Fred's Place
2511 N.E. Union, Portland
Cash for g o ld * Silver* Diamonds
Or use them as credit toward
your insurance payment
6615 N.E. Union
289-1716 or 288-3976
6615 N.E. Union*289-1716 or 288-3976
Jazz, Blues,
Greatest
Johnny Otis, unquestionably one
o f the great figures in rhythm and
blues history, will make a rare Port­
land appearance at the E u p h o ria
T ave rn and R e sta u ran t, 320 S .E .
2nd A v e ., M arch 14th, 1983. O tis
has distinguished h im self in just
about every corner o f jazz and RAB
during his forty-odd-years as a writ­
er, arranger, band leader, and talent
scout. H e discovered E tta James,
Little Esther Phillips, Hank Ballard
and the M id n ig h te rs , and L ittle
W illie John, produced Big M am a
Thornton and Johnny Ace, and led
the hottest RA B show o f the early
fifties.
Otis is regarded by rock and roll
historians as a m a jo r figu re in
rhythm and blues, an unusual fact
when one considers that, to this day,
most rock fans have never heard o f
him.
Otis, o f Greek and Black parent­
age, began his professional career at
the dawning o f the '50s, and earned
his in itia l stripes as a bandleader
and writer o f blues songs. But it was
O tis’ entrepreneurial ear that made
him a fo rm id ab le name in rhythm
and blues circles before h alf o f that
decade had elapsed.
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Known for its high level of energy
and w ild stage perform ances, the
Johnny O tis Show rarely failed to
live up to its notices as the most ex­
citing and entertaining concert act
o f its time.
Now nearing sixty years o f age,
Otis is again touring, and will bring
his show to the Euphoria Tavern for
a concert Monday, March 14th.
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320 S.E. 2nd Ave.
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N o rth e a s t C o a litio n o f N a ig h b o rh o o d s meeting, 7 p .m ., March 15th,
King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E . Sevenih.
P o rtla n d S c h o o l B o a rd meeting: Student achievement; building use
policy; 1 egislative report. 7:30 p .m ., March 10th, Blanchard Center. 501 N.
Dixon.
N o rth P o rtla n d C itizen s C o m m itte e meeting with St. Johns Y W C A I
p .m ., March 15th. 8010 N . Charleston.
U n e m p lo y m e n t ap ea k o u t, 7:30 p.m. March 22nd, at the King Center.
4815 N .E . 7th, Room 142. Sponsored by the Portland Comm ittee for U n ­
employment Action. The groups is also sponsoring a picket o f the unem­
ploym ent o ffic e in N E P o rtla n d , (corner o f Vancouver and A lb e rta ) at
noon, Wednesday, M arch 23rd.
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