July 23. 1986, Portland Observer, Page 7
Free Entertainment
"Patches - Say What!?i"
The Mary Kadderly Trio provides free entertainment Wednesday. Aug 6,
from Noon to 1 p m in the south Park Blocks. Their performance of iazz,
REtB and funk is part of PSU’s Summer in the Park Series
Mary Kadderly herself is well known to the area Joining her in this per
formance are other notables George Mitchell, who plays with Diana Ross,
and Dave
who plays with the Tonesharks and has backed up Tom
Grant and many others
The senes is partially sponsored by The Metropolitan Arts Commission
For more information, call Byron Beck at 229 4452
Unique sayings on your blouse or shirt could win you 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prize
at Leel * Light Fest. Friday. August 22. at 7:00 p.m. at the King Facility
4815N.E 7th.
Say w h a t.. PATCHESI Yesl...PATCHES) Unique sayings Wear them
printed or written on a shirt or blouse as you browse, eat...listen to ...
groovie music, poetry and skits.
Can't write?. There's open mike
Poetry , music ..food, prizes, wear a patch and win one Join poets:
Lois Mane Lewis, Askari, Sandy Green and guest poets. Music by Janico
Scroggins and friends.
Fill-in your meaning with a unique saying..,wear a patch, a unique
saying ..win a contest prize...
EBONY AND IVORY
Professional Society
Our objective is to encourage new professionals and more experienced
professionals to meet in a social setting for the purpose of becoming
acquainted and exchanging ideas, information, and professional
know how.
Through the resulting exchange, new professionals will gain added in
sight into the practical application of their professional knowledge
With your help, we hope to be able to reconcile some of the differences
between college theory and practical application W e anticipate an enjoy
able and fun filled evening
The meeting will be held August 22 at 7 30 p.m. at the Officer's Club at
the Air Base.
For more information, call 230 5816 Ask for Bruce.
Paris Texas High
School Reunion
More than 600 former residents of Paris, Texas returned for the Gibbons
High School Reunion, July 4 through 6 Meetings, dinners and other active
ties were scheduled so that former school mates could visit, renew friend
ships, recall old times and memories at Gibbons High.
On Sunday, July 6, church services were held at the Paris Junior College,
to accommodate the large attendance Some of the visitors attended their
former churches to worship with family and friends
The following Portland, Oregon residents traveled to Texas for the re
union: Mr. Lonny Wilson, Mrs Mary G. Savage, Mrs. June Key. Mrs
Margaret Solomon, Mrs. Namoi Offord, Mr Samuel Cole, Mrs. Dorothy
Bryant and Mrs. Perlene H White
Everyong in attendance agreed that the Reunion Committee and organi
zers did a good job to coordinate and notify former residents of the details
of the reunion We are looking forward to the next event.
A Raisin In The Sun
The American classic, "A Raisin In The Sun," by Lorraine Hansberry,
winner of the 1959 New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play,
previews on July 23rd and 24th, and opening night, with champaign recep
tion, will be Friday, July 25th.
The play will run Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8:00 p.m and
Sundays at 2:00 p.m. at the New Rose Theatre, 904 S .W Main Street,
Portland.
After its final performance at The New Rose on August 30th, it will move
to the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N Interstate, Portland, for
three shows on September 5th through 7th.
Tickets for opening night are $12.00. Tickets for all other performances
are $10 00 and discounts are available for groups, seniors and students.
FOR R E S E R V A TIO N S call 222 2487, Tuesdays through Saturdays
from 3:00 p m to 7 :0 0 p .m .
Friday. August 22. 1986. 7 00 PM
King Facility . 4816 NE 7th
Sponsored in part by the Metropolitan Arts Commission and the
Oregon Arts Commission.
Key largc T
(From le ft to right in photo) Frank Valdes. D irector. O ffic e of Labor
Relations: First Hispanic to be appointed to this post nationally:
Jam es E B row n. D irector. O ffice of Fair Housing and Equal Oppor
tunity: First Black. Reagan A dm in istratio n appointee to the position
charged w ith enforcing Fair Housing and Equal O p p o rtu n ity laws:
W illiam Y N ishim ura. Regional A d m in is tra to r—Regional Housing
C om m issioner
First Asian H U D Regional A dm in istrato r in the
U nited S tates and first top m an ag em en t Asian H U D execu tive in
S eattle; Jerry Leslie. D irector. O ffice of Indian Program s:
First
N ative A m erican (C h ickasaw Tribe) to head Region X Indian Pro
gram operations.
31 NW FIRST
NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT
ROBERT RUDE A N D THE ATTITUDE
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T»M July 29
Actions Speak Louder Than Words!
Recent Reagan Administration appointments in the Seattle Region X
office put action to the words "Equal Opportunity Employer." Appointees,
all minorities, have responsibility for HUD operations throughout Alaska.
Oregon, Idaho, and Washington — and all bear the title of "first.”
Oh, yes -there is one other "first " HUD Regional Administrator,
William Y Nishimura, was the only federal official on the West Coast to
receive a Distinguished Executive Award from the President of the United
States. Ronald Reagan, December 1985 for superior performance in
managing HUD's Region X operations.
W e think there is a "difference" at HUD. Don't you?
Black Affairs Meeting
The OREGON COM M ISSION ON BLACK AFFAIRS will hold its regular
monthly meeting Thursday, August 21, 1986 from 3 p m to 5 p m. in Room
354 of the State Capitol Building in Salem, Oregon The meeting is open to
the public and all interested persons are welcome
Note that this is a
change from the regular meeting date The contact person for more infor
mation is Kathleen D. Saadat. 378 2969 (Salem)
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GARAGE SALE
The Portland Central American Solidarity Committee is sponsoring a fund
raising garage sale Saturday and Sunday, August 16th and 17th from
10 AM until 5 P M a t2 7 1 7 N E 24 th Come, browse, buy, and support a good
cause
For more information or to donate items to sell, call 227 5102
• Church
• Groups
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1438 N.E.
14th Place Et Alberta
call 249 9609
Happy Birthday Essie L. Alexander
Portland Welcomes Back
Greg Smith
(The Texas Blues Waiter)
Fri. July 25 b Sat. July 26
10 pm 'til 2:00 am
call 287 5146 for reservations
at the
Royal Esquire Club
1708 N.E. Alberta
One week only!!!
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