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S .4 Portland Observer, December 14, 1963 Page 7 • FAIR PRICES GREAT SELECTION % ' 9 f- You can't beat itl ▼ v T Tapes and Keconls Downtown Portland 631 S .W Alder 226 0624 10 9 Daily Sunday 12-6 Left to right: Tom Shropshire. Miller Brewing Compeny, which fi nanced filming the ewerde; Benjamin Hooke, Executive Director, NAACP: Mexlne Wet ere, Loe Angeles Assemblywomen; end Lt. Col Qulon S. Bluford, the U S .' first Black astronaut. « ffa /y e NAACP presents Image awards The great Miss Jazz herself, Shirley Nanette, will be at Melody Lane Ball Room, Dec. 30. 1983. 815 S.E. Alder, for Pieces and Feces. Places end Faces, a Marla b Company production, will take you through a visual trip through the world of heir fashions and makeup Showtime will be 8:00 p.m., until. $16 per person (black tie). Cocktail hour will be at 7:00 p.m. Tickats are on sale now at Stevens ft Son Jewelers. Lloyd Center. Advance ticket sales only. Don't miss this great show of a lifetlma. A Marie ft Compeny production. The Entertainer & Company Company led by Rodney Wilder, better known as the Wilder Funk. The Silk Hat Mon ft Tues nite Rodney Wilder 41 Funk (your D.J.) for the nite. JT «HH < Wed - Sun Hank the Man É The Baddest In The West ■ **” I Dec 2B » I I W e e I M W » e 1 » e m W ed Set Dec 14 17 Dec 21 24 A New Year's Eve Affair No cover eherne Fot eeetmç re>yvet«onecefi a B J 2 » B ^ M M M M i M i M m Butch Coors and Company Present “A Week Before Christmas” Benefit A F ash io p Show and E n te r ta in m e n t S p ecial Butch Coors and Company 1st Annual Benefit for Ik iKKNHECHEK C H IL D R E N 'S H O S PITA L Sunday. December 18, 1983 Interstate Elrcshmise C u ltu ra l C enter 5 3 4 0 N Interstate Ave • Portland. Oregon D o n a tio n 8 2 0 . 0 0 p e r p ers o n L im ite d to f ir s t 1OO p eo ple Kt i i pUnii 4 t x t p n t • F r e e I im m I an d d rin k s Show in tin th e a te r 5 15 p in Tickets At Door e®and Faces A • re wet trip t h ro u g h « * • W O«M ©* f M b lo n « a n d m a k e up C m k ia M H u u f JO O pW Dec. 30. 1983 Melody Lane Ball Room 615 SE Alder $15°° Per Person Stevens b Son Jewelers Advance Ticket Sales Only PRESENTS Shutesen Sm oa 5144 rv E Union hi / hj SOUL OF THE CITY HapPeninflS Shen I I - n -Q the Magonty Beddeet Package m the Nodhweet W I Stapfe Broe Monetar Funk « eppeertnç et J B s Peredtee » » p m miniscries or television movie— Howard E. Rollins, Jr., For Us the Living. The Medgar Evers Story; best performance by a supporting actor in a motion picture—Scatman Crothers, Twilight Zone: The M o vie; best performance by an actress in a motion picture— Jennifer Beals, Flashdance; best performance by an actor in a comedy series or special— Sherman Hemsley, The Jeffersons; best performance by an actress in a comedy series or special— Marla Gibbs, The Jeffersons; best variety special or series special—Motown 25: Yesterday, Tomorrow, Forever, best vocal group, Gladys Knight and the Pips; best female artist,— Are tha Franklin; best blues artist— Ray Charles; best jazz artist, AI Jarreau; best gospel artist— The Clark Sis ters; best national stage play— Dreamgirls; best national stage performance by an actor— Larry Riley. Dreamgirls; best local stage performance by an ac tress— Marla Gibbs, 227; Image Award in football— Marcus Allen, Los Angeles Raiders; Image Award in baseball— Rod Carcw, California Angels; Image Award in basketball — Magic Johnson, Los Angeles l akers; and Image Award in box ing— Larry Holmes. ¿OS A N G ELE S —The Holly wood Palladium was the setting for the 16th Annual Image Awards pre sented by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. More than 1,300 prominent guests and anxious fans witnessed the presentation of 29 awards to re cording artists and performers of the theatre, movies, televiison and sports. Special awards were given to Coretla Scott King (N A A C P Key of Life Award); Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson (who shared the Entertainment of the Decade Award). Standing ovations were given to astronaut Lt. Col. Guion S. Bluford. Jr., and Rosa Parks. Mayor Tom Bradley presented tele vision producer Aaron Spelling with the N A A C P Humanitarian Award, for a gift of more than $100,000 to Derrick Gordon, a young heart pa tient victim, who received a life saving heart transplant. Some of the winners in the vari ous categories were: best perform ance by an actor in a motion picture — Eddie Murphy in Trading Places; best performance by an actress in a dramatic series, miniseries or televi sion movie— Madge Sinclair, Trap per John, M .D .; best performance by an actor in a dramatic series, ( w / h / PRESENTS Make this New Year's Eve count down one to remember with an af fair you’ll remember! Join two of the hottest soul bands in Portland that, just, happen to be from Portland—the super-exciting Lights Out with Dennis Springer, and the other half of the dynamic- duo, Visions. Where? The soul of the city, a New Year's Eve Affair, featuring Thara Memory, Lester McFarland and Portland’s newest lady of song, Arice Coleman and, of course, KBOO's soul D.J.s Shaheed Haamid, Sylvia, Pablo I, Alex Dar by and others. It’s all happening De cember 31st. New Year's Eve at the Grand Ballroom of the Masonic Temple, 1119 S.W. Park Ave., from 8:00 o’clock until----- Sorry, this one is 21 and over. $7 in advance and $9 at the door— A New Year’s Eve jam you can afford, brought to you exclusively by the community entertainment A educational net work. IA New Year's Eve Affair - featuring — LIGHTS OUT and VISIONS Christm as Party for Kids r< A4« Pi Th, I I * * V'BARG BANG’ WALKER YOUTH GROUP l.ZsIl W alker, Prssidsnt ih r « nnn J<»v fcO'" C H ILD R EN H O L ID A Y PARTY Ron s« Walker, Chairperson FREE! FOR THE COMMUNITY ,4 G U ESTS M IS S T A N P O r T L A N D S to c k in g M O V IE S C A R TO O N S TREATS SO NG S FUN Tracey Clay ■ir W ALLY 9 C A L 0 8 tftJIÌM6 Gene Diamond C JEFFERSO N p - TraiL B LazeR F a r m e r jOHn,«wc A U D IT O R IU M DECEMBER 17 12-noon At 3 p.m., Monday, December 12th, 1983, a Christmas Party for 85 to 100 youngsters (3-5 years old) will be held at St. Vincent de Paul Child Development Center in the Albina Area, 44 N.E. Morris, Portland, (between North Williams Avenue and N .E. Union on Morris). The annual party is presented by the Center. This year gifts for the chil dren will be presented by Riedel In ternational (100 E .T. dolls and can dy canes) and members of the Christ Child Society (a Catholic Women’s Auxiliary). Many stuffed doll pre sents are also made by ladies at Cal- aroga Terrace. (These may be the only gifts some of these children will receive this year.) State Senator Bill McCoy will ser- vie as Santa Claus this (his first) year. Tom Tyson, Director of the Cen ter, will serve as Master of Cere monies. Mrs. Eileen Ivancie, wife of Portland's mayor, will also be pre sent. Committee members from Rie del International are: Art Riedel, Janet Coatney, Donna Coe, Dan Bell and Jim Siedow. « tv .- , » ; I’, • * _____ I (Lights O ut Featuring XBOO soul OJ s Shohesd Msmlld Ales Derby Psblo I. Sylvia end others VEPV SPECIAL GUESTS THARA MEMORY I Ticket locations: House of Sound Stevens ft Son Meier ft Frank Music Millenium Everybody’s Record« I LESTER McFARLAND| ARICE COLEMAN And Other Sters ! I A Benefit for Community Entertainment Education Network The GRAND BALLROOM of the MASONIC TEMPLE December 31, Sat. 8:00 PM, 1119 S.W. Park Age: 21 yr». and older DO N'T MISS THIS ONE!! Full Bar - Food - Happy Hour All Night Long ■ i
