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«* • Page 6 Portland Observer, August 8, 1964 M dd« ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK IS C y M R Q J’ HOBTMWESI l a v it A V IN tN UI U • . PO 1*001.ANO LLA NO C ( JMOON MV • 2 » W ’9 B flW H N COUCH ANO KJONSILX »N IN MfcîCWK HISIOOK. CAO IOWN H A M ) BUQNSICX J o t " B t a n " K t lltr , E n ttr ia m m tn t E d ito r August Free park concerts Saturday, August 11th, the Chaz and Electro W iz will ba «pinning some o l your fa v o rite to p 40 hits in Irving Park fro m 3 :0 0 p .m . until 8:00 p.m. Visions Art Blakey Fantasy Affair Band and the Portland Symphony . fl fl M i Jk On August 11th, the Portland Festivsl Sym phony will be performing at Peninsula Park under the direction o f Lajoa Balogh, music director and conductor. T he Portland Festival Sym phony consists of members of the Oregon Symphony, Portland Opera Orchestra and local 99 These free con certs are being sponsored through the bureau of Parks. Support your local artist. 1 Community Unity * h Com m unity Unity Day will be held in Peninsula Park on August 25th. This year's event will feature speakers, live music by the Street Music Band, and 3 0 Band and others, along w ith Disco by the Chaz, Rapping, Breakdan cing and Disco Roller Skating. Com m unity Unity Day is designed to unite the com m unity together for picnics, recreation and alot of fun W e invite the whole comm unity to come out and share this day together. Thurs. Jazz M essengers R l F R 1 Sun. | | Mon. T h e g ospel tin g in g g ro u p . U n ity , w ill be p e rfo rm in g in c o n c e rt on S u n d a y . A u g u s t 12th, a t N a w H o p s B a p tis t C h u rc h , lo c a te d a t 3736 N G entenbeln. at 7:00 p m . The concert will feature other special guests. (P h o to : R ich ard J. B ro w n ) KBOO 90. / i M Listener Sponsored Community Radio Sexual Abuse of Children Tues. • Fri. August 28th-31st For parents, children, offenders and you End of summer jam and picnic COMING» A U G U S T 31 Dua to being unable to obtain a permit to hold the event in Peninsula Park, this year, w e have been forced to hold a smaller event in Irving Park (N.E 7th fcr F re m o n t). T h e event w ill be held on Labor D a y, S ep tem b e r 3rd, beginning at 1:00 p.m . until 8:00 p.m . and will consist of live entertainment, basketball, tennis and baseball tournaments. As we all know, Labor Day is when the whole comm unity gets together and celebrates this annual event, but due to the structure of Irving Park, it will not be possible to present the type of event presented in the past years Hope you will participate in this and other free park concerts for your family's enjoyment. KBO O 'S SW EET 16 PARTY WITH "K O K O TA Y LO R '' And Her Blues Machine Call 231 8032 I Possible program changes 'Ì ; The A fro -A m e ric a n p rogram m ers o f KB O O Radio w o u ld like for the public to attend the August 13th board meeting at KBOO, 20 S.E 8th and Burnside at 6:30. As concerned listeners and supporters of KBOO 's soul programming, it is important that w e, the public attend this meeting The meeting will be discussing time cutbacks on the Soul programmers strip Tw o time slots have been targeted: George Page's Jazz Rap and J .W Friday s Blackrock 88. W e the listening community need to help save the lit tie bit of radio air time w e have. So please attend this meeting to address your concern. > ★ H DOUBLE T H PRESENTS ★ * A n ita J a c k s o n , 9 years, and S h a w n a ll W illia m « . 8 year«, d an ce to th e m u sic o f the S tap le B ro th ers Band this past S u n d ay a t Peninsula P a rk . H u n d red s o f s p ec tato rs su p p o rte d th e local m u sician s d esp ite th re a t o f rain. (P h oto : R ich ard J . B ro w n ) LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENING A T Geneva's 4228 N. W illiam s • 282-6363 I I Lip Sync Contest" ★ > S unday. A ugust 12th Double Tee Production, 9:00 p.m. until Proudly Presents Enter now l 5TZ-- Summer Fun '84 Don't miss this show. G eneva's S u m m er Specials Featuring in concert Bar Drinks $1°° 7 p.m . to 11 p.m . • Tues thru Fri. and Saturday 6 p.m . to 10 p.m. Artistas Indígenas opens S S Plus Special Guest Tuesday, August 21st I 8:30 p.m. One Show Starry Night N.W. 6th and Burnside public is invited to our "Reception Opening" of cultural entertainment o f poetry and music by A ntara, a folklorical Latin hand, Karen K it chen, M C A and others, on August I Ith from 6-10 p.m . Artistas In dígenas is attempting to increase the public’s awareness and appreciation o f indigenous women's con tributions to the arts o f the Americas. They are a Pan American indigenous women artists association for social change. MRS. C’s WIGS M a n y y y ig > p r i c e d i t 16 E10 fa 116 Setty Cibine P'opnetof All ages welcome iTickets $13°°,^ -ft Artistas Indigenes would like to invite the public to our 1984 2nd In ternational Arts E xhibition " M u je re s U n id a s " a journey for World Peace. This year’s exhibition w ill be pari o f a collection of a rt work that w ill he on a four-state to u r. A 50-75 piece exhibit o f L a tin a , Chicana. Pacific Islander and Native American women’s art work will begin its journey, scheduled for P o rtlan d , August I l-24th at Skylark Studios, 716 S.W . 16th. from 12 p.m . - 7 p.m . daily. The a«' TICKETS SUBJECT TO SERVICE CHARGE AND'OR USER FEE c« Eeeluiina w iq i by N A O M I SIM S ANDRE DOUGLAS BILLIE fa NAT A l IE COLE Hair Products K "W e have everything you need." Portland Women's Crisis Line 232 9751 A PuMc Service ol the Portland Otuanrar 5» Vf Complete Entertainment Services » 1« f .Í BE ITER INTIRTAWMINT ITT.lC IlO M Sf TWO»« S e n io r R e c re a tio n V a n Trips, sponsored by Portland Bureau of Parka and Recreation are offered every Monday for senior citizens. Wheelchairs are welcome The fee it 41 per passenger Call 248-4328 •Meneging • Bool mg •Rubhcity ■»Protect leyoots • Program Coordmenon •Benda •Dene era •Actors •P A Equipment •Lighting •D eco Unit ft 0 J Contact Joe (Bean I K aller • Home 232 9871 • Office 283 2486 i T r )-M a t plans m assive sarvica and ro u te c u ts this January. W ant to help stop them? Come to a meeting of the T ra n s it Riders A s s o c ia tio n at noon, M onday. August 27th, in the Portland Building, 1120 S .W . 5th W e can save our bus system I For information, call the Transit Riders Association at 663 6224 or 231 5694 C hildrens A rt D a y c a m p (A ges 7-121 will ba offered August 6th through 31st, M onday-Friday. 9:00 a m. - 12 noon (4 w eeks). Students will learn kite making, cartooning, mural painting, and mask making. 110 per student. P u b lish ed and aspirin g w rite rs o f th e ro m a n c e g en re are invited to a meeting of the Portland chapter of the Romance Writers of America Tuesday August 14th. W riters interested in joining critique groups, meeting fellow romance writers or discussing the ever changing face of romance fiction are w elcom e to attend R W A members meet monthly in the community rooms at Clackamas Town Canter For more information, call chapter advisor Lynn Jordan M ayer at 224 3441 or Noreen Brownlie at 231 9632 ID (2) (3) (4) 15) 16) 17) (8) (9) 110) T.C .B Care Free Curl Lustrasilk N e w Era S Curl W orld of Curl Revlon U D o lt Special Feeling Pro-Line And many m ore item s to choose from . MRS. C’s WIGS 707 N.E. Fremont 281-6525 Ctoaed Sen. « Moe. OFIN T im s , thru t a t 11:30 AM to 6:00 FM
