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County Volunteers Given Recognition
Multnomah County will be holding a public event at noon Tuesday,
September 22 in Terry Sshrunk Plaza, S.W. 3rd Avenue and Madison
Street, to thank all of its volunteers.
The festive event will feature music by Thara Memory and the Oregon
Youth Big Band and a cake-cutting ceremony led by Multnomah County
Chair Gladys McCoy.
The event is one of several activities planned for
Month" in September.
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Southwest Indian Market
Comes to Portland
September 25, 26 and 27th, the Quintana's Gallery, 139 N.W. Second
Ave., Portland, will present over 60 Native American artists including pot­
ters, jewelers, carvers, sculptors and weavers. The Acoma matriarch, Lucy
Lewis, age 87, will be the honored guest in this spectacular Showcase o
nationally and internationally known artists. Hours are: September 25,
10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.; September 26, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 pmr. ; Septem­
ber 27, 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. For further information, call (503) 223-1/2a.
Having a Party
Los Angeles Lakers recording session for "Just Say No . (L-R) Kurt
Rambis, Byron Scott. A.C. Green, Pat Riley, Mike Smrek, James
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Worthy, Adrian Branch, Mychal Thompson, Magic Johnson. M ich­
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Just Say No
Capitol records and the World Campion Lakers announced the release
of the 12" anti-drug rap single, "Just Say No."
This is the first time a major, national sports team has consolidated
their efforts to fight the war against drugs by recording a song and video
telling children to "just say no to drugs." The rap song has individual play­
ers taking turns at the mike, including coach Pat Riley.
The record is available in all stores. Royalties from the sale of the re­
cord will benefit the Forum Community Services, a non-profit charity
organization.
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Visual Eye Productions has created a video of "Just Say No that nas
been released to video music channels. September 24, 1987, CBS/Fox
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and NBA Entertainment will release a twenty-minute home video of "Just
Say No" which includes the video clip and behind-the-scene making of
footage.
"Just Say No" was written by Angela Worthy, Jett Edwards, Marcell
Falls, Lorrin Bates, and Margeree Johnson; George Duke produced.
Forum Community Services was formed by the wives of the Lakers
Organization in 1984. Their goals are to reach the children of Inglewood
with educational and anti-drug programs. Accomplishments have inclu­
ded: scholarships for deserving high school students in the area, bringing
the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program into the school
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