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February 5. 1986, Portland Observer, Page 7 Camp Fire Candy Sale Is Legal KELSEY’S Dry Cleaners & Laundromat As j n o n p ro fit organization. Camp Fire is exempt from Oregon's laws regard ing door Io door sales by minors Also, the children who participate in Camp Fire's candy sale arc volunteers not paid employees However, the recent news stories about the Northwest Advancement Co and its alleged child laf*»r violations concerning minors selling candy. mas vers well hurt our sales from people who listen with "h a lt an ear" and believe wc arc breaking the law Ans help sou can give us in stressing that the Camp Fire Candy Sale is legal and worths of support w ill be greatly appreciated Since Mas or Clark w ill k k k ott our Candy Sale on February b at I 45 p m in the Mayor s office, sour coverage ot the event would lend a great .leal ol credibilitv to our sale 1759 N .E . Dekum UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T Community Activity Announcement The Portland Chapter of Jack and Jill ot .America. Inc is having " The Show " , a teen benefit dance on February H. I*«6. from II K ip i n to 11 50 p m at Matt Dishman Community Center, 77 N I Knott, lor ages 13 IH with identification Disc jockey w ill be Ron Tolbert w ith his light show IXmation at the door is $2 (Ml per person The funds raised w ill be divided equally between the Hlask Educalum Center, A C r S O (A fro American Academic Cultural Technological Scientific Olympics» a youth program o f the N A A C P . and the Jack and Jill National Foundation which funds a major educational or community within the seven regions ot the organization Our group is interested in community activities for our south I ast sear's recipient o l the Portland Chapter's fund raiser was the North Northeast Commun tty Mental Health Center's Youth In Crisis Program FREE COFFEE Every Sat 4 Sun. Com e and Enjoy a free cup of co ffe e w ith K elsey’s Drapes /B la n k e ts /R o b e s We Do B e d s p re a d s /C o m fo rte rs THE NORMAN SYLVESTER BAND H O URS: 8 a m .-8 p m • 7 d ays a week on lau nd rom at Dry C leaning 9 a m . l o 6 p r n M o n .-Fri. Sat 8 a m . Io 3 p.m This Friday b Saturday M E M B E R A N D GUEST a t th ® ROYAL ESQUIRE CLUB 1706 N.E. Alberta Portland, Oregon WATCH FOR MONTHLY SPECIALS G ram m y \w arcf-nom inre \ anessu Hell Arm strong w ill be in concert M arch If at the Henson High St I kmi I X u d ilo riu tn , 546 N . F 12th \v r . I he Ranee Mien G ro u p w ill also perform at the Henson High in the same concert. «:(«» p.m . Doors open at 7: Ml p.m Reserved (ic k rls , $16.5(1. I'lckel outlets: C h ristia n S upply. Stevens ,V Sons, I loyd < enter. House o f Sound, .«6 «4 N.F \5 illiam s Ave. ¿«7-1*60. 283-0176 — — — « i» — Armstrong Nominated for Grammy Vanessa Hell Armstrong has been nominated tor the Best Soul (tospel Female Grammy award along with Ireiname Hawkins, Shirley Caesar and Mbertma W alker all well established singers ot Gospel music I he modest mother ol live cun't understand why Although she has been singing since she was lout, she did not record an album until I*K I when het husband Samuel persuaded her to make a demo (ape I he resulting album. Pease Be S lid " , is doing well in sales, but the IX-iroil bom Vanessa still has d itt k uIIv believing she is a star Armstrong sjys her goal is io '' lust tv real and w in souls lor Christ I ike one ot my songs savs, I don't want all my labor to tv in vain " She plans to record new material in April Janae's Hairstyles “ A VALENTINE AFFAIR” G»" to« APP°' On Friday. February I4lh. I*K6. CleunCut along with the Velvet band w ill be performing at the 6<h Avenue Club on N AA 6th& B urnside for a Valentine Allan Ihe doors w ill open ai K (Ml p m . with a 10.00 p in showtime Complimentary champagne w ill he served from * 00 p m until 11 00 p in CleanCul w ill also tv presenting a mint fashion show Admission w»ll be $4 (to per person ot $7 OO per couple A ou must fv 21 years or over Io altfnd f or more information call 2«« 1662 nV«' en' CVs®c W E W IL L ■T5%tSóS3S£euoi Bgúúc§Q§J^------- A Silent Aus lion and AA mesip lor the Reading I tee w ill he on Sunday. Feb I6. I*« 6 . I (lOp ni Io 5 00 p m at Ibe Portland While House. I* I 4 \ I 22nd Ave Tickets are $» (XI each For tickets or information, call 2K2 6*25 Musical at King’s Temple 1314 N.E. Dekum 285-4893 Date February 16. I*K6 Time TOO p m Featuring Guest Choirs & Singers Admission FRF.F. B la c k A w a r e n e s s W e e k O b o A d d y to P e rfo rm (gJORLD ON IC P l u c r e e d r lh L D P r r r o s d r u b v y I I R R V V I I N N F F E E L D and K E N N E T H F E L D Za ONLYOM GON' APPEARANCE' Wed. FEB. 19 thru Sun. FEB. 23 3 MEMORIAL COLISEUM * PERF O R M A N C E S » FEE 19 7 30PM W m I ALL TICKETS » 2 5 0 OEP * « * * ¥ * . DWeount Coupon, at Fred Mayer Store. Thu f, sa S.C HB If B TfB IFB 20 21 3 WM» 22 12 NOON» J 30PM 23 1 30PM WAYS TO GET ►YOUR TICKETS IN PERSON OFFICE ME If H A FRA N* (ZMwnftaxr. ft< *« rtr 4 Q | lOf STORE S » -U * V M fu îlZ Msrpcvr '•’.»/.I S^rcr’l l)«Mt (/ow M-7w,ttzA r R oc *** h *1 ¿1 ¡H 4O O I SMrft) ' 30PM’ ? )0PM T 30PM 5 00PM ’ SAME »1.00 <>n Muts Linder Í Z « m V» I f ST tN T ttT A M H tN T M W t ’ • *U SEATS RE SE WED • W O IN O U X S M i b so ■ sa oo - aax>o BY PHONE: (5 0 3 ) 2 3 5 *4 4 2 2 I Noted African musician Obo Addy and his group KuKrudu w ill give a tree concert in honor ot Black Awareness Week at Mt Hood Community College Monday. Feb IO from noon to I Ml p m in the Vista Dining Center Born the son o f a Wonche priest in Ghana, West Africa. Addy grew up playing traditional (iharuan music and later incorporated American Jazz and pop into his personal compositions Ihe resulting sound is created with A f rit an drums as well as a trumpet, inim bone, saxophone and flute and has be come Addy's signature Since an appearance at the 1*72 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany, Addy has toured Ihroughout the world, playing in Australia, the Mid Fast and Europe He has now settled in Portland and has recorded two albums with Av- iv e t Records Black Awareness Week is scheduled tor Feb 10 14 at MHCC and. in addi tion to Addy's performance, w ill fea lure an art exhibit entitled Black His lory in America The exhibit w ill he on display in the College Center through out the week Admission to all Black Awareness Week activities w ill he tree and open to the public For more in fo r mation call 667-7260 DICK GREGORY'S SLIM SAFE BAHAMIAN DIET IS HERE CAl.L 282 0385 It Works' ___ WE CARRY A FULL LINE .e -~w 707 MRS. C ’s WIGS N.E. 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