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The Consumate Entertainer
SEPTEMBER GRANT HIGH
GOLDEN REUNION SCHEDULED
/ A Grant High School "Golden Years Reunion' has been scheduled for
Saturday, September 19, 1987 at the Lloyd Center Red Lion, according to
Frank Chown, Chairman.
The classes of June ’36, January '37, June '37, January '38 and June
featured. Activities include: registration and a no host cocktail party at
5 p.m., dinner at seven followed by dancing to the live music of the Johnny
Callahan, Babe Binford, big band era.
A picnic at Grant High School park is scheduled the next day, 11a.m.-
4p.m. Sunday, September 20. Registration including dinner is $30 per
person. Husbands, wives and guests are invited.
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For further informataion contact Jane Merriman Gilpin, 11144 SW
Colima Ave., Portland OR 97129, Phone 636 5080.
Harry Belafonte has been called "the consumate entertainer"-an
artist in every field in which he has participated-a recording a rtist ai com
cert singer, a movie, Broadway and television star and producer. He ,s also
a ranking statesman in the human rights struggle. His awards and ™ o g ni
lions encompass both w o rld s -a s artist and humanitarian. Belafonte has
always believed that his work for human rights balanced h»
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that his artistic life balanced his human rights works. Neither over
shadowed the other and both are extremely important to him
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Born in Harlem in New York City, Belafonte was moved to h.t mother s
native Jamaica for five years. His exposure to life of the idandand rtm a n y
sounds gave life to the very feeling that was to grow into the skilled artist
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Drug Awareness Walk/Rallies
The 1987 National Boy Scout program of emphasis is an educational
awareness program of the dangers of drug abuse, titled, Drugs. A Dea y
Game".
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The program will culminate with two separate drug awareness rally
walks in Gresham, September 12 and in Portland, September 26.
Scouts, Scout leaders, other youth serving agencies and participants
from the entire community will be attending these rally walks.
It is estimated that during the 1987 calendar year over 40,000 youth
have been exposed to this educational program.
Celebrating Twenty-Seven Years
of Independence
Federal Republic of Nigeria 1960-1987
You are all cordially invited to join the Nigerian Students Union in Port­
land Oregon, to celebrate Nigerian 27th Independence Anniversary.
The program includes: speech on economic development in Nigeria,
Cultural Costume Show, Dinner and Entertainment.
The program will be held at the Portland Inn, 1414 SW 6th Ave^ e ,
Portland, OR. on October 3, 1987, at 6 p.m. promptly. Tickets are $12.00
John Denver, in concert. Oct. 1. at the University of Portland.
P6r PFor°more information and tickets, call (503) 223-4802 or (503) 232-7438.
University of Portland Presents
John Denver in Concert
Lloyd Center Cleaners
University of Portland's campus programming board presents John
Denver, "Songs of the Future, Songs of the Past," in concert Thursday,
Tailoring
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calypso craze. With this album, a life of "firsts began.
'Calyoso" was the first album in history to sell over one million copies.
Its success set industry standards that laid the groundwork for
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Denver has earned 15 gold albums and eight platinum albums making
him one of the top five selling recording artists in the history of the mus
Harry Belafonte will be at Schnitzer Hall. Sat., Oct. 3, 1987. Tickets
on sale now at G.l. Joe's, Galleria Jean Machine. This is a Double
indUH eis devoted to the cause of world peace and conservation, and is a
member of Bread for the World, The Cousteau Society and the Environ-
mentTicketsCVa re o n s a|e at the Chiles Center box office and all area G T
Joe's ticket outlets for $15.50 and $17.50. For ticket information, call the
^ " B e la fo n te was the first Black man to win an Emmy for his music show,
"Tonight with Belafonte." he was the first Black producer ,n television,
creating and producing his own TV special for CBS, "The Strol.m Twen­
ties " starring such great Black stars as Sidney Poitier, Diahann Carroll
and the late Duke Ellington. His special, "A Time for Laughter^ w ic
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Local Musicians Present a
Family of Flutes Recital
The Greater Portland Flute Society presents a Family of Flutes Recital
on Saturday, September 26, 1987, at 8:00 p.m. at the Community Music
Center, 3350 S.E. Francis. Admission is $3.00 for the general public and
Variety Musical of the Year.
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American audiences first saw Belafonte on Broadway in his Tony
Award-winning performance of "John Murray Anderson s ^
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He established himself as a formidable actor m such films as Bright
Road " "Carmen Jones," "Odds Against Tomorrow," and the contro­
versial "Island m the Sun," which set box-office records everywhere.
Since 1956, Belafonte has broken attendance records in most major
cities where he has performed and his world-wide concert tours have re-
$1.50 for Greater Portland Flute Society members.
Members of the Greater Portland Flute Society will present a recital
featuring various members of the flute family. A variety of ensemble music
will be performed by members of the music community including sym­
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Pe3t Hiss^pport of the human rights struggle has led to awards and recog­
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It was Harry Belafonte who set the wheels in motion that led to We
Are The W orld" on January 28, 1985. The veteran performer, humanitarian
and social activist originally suggested a benefit concert to aid Afr,ca ® s^ ’
fering millions but after contacting and discussing it with personal manager
Ken Kragen, the two decided a bigger idea was needed to raise as much
money as possible. It was Kragen, in response to the call from Belafonte
who undertook the responsibility of assembling the 45 artists who recorded
"We Are The W orld," but it was Harry Belafonte's spirit of love for all man­
kind that put the project on track so that it could happen. Today he is Vice
President and spokesman for USA for Africa.
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An outgrowth of the USA for Africa effort for the people of Africa was
a benefit for hungry Americans, "Hands Across America." Belafonte
played a large role in the organization of this event.
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He is currently producing a television mini-series, The Mandela s
a South African Saga" for ABC. The stars for this important television
event include Sidney Poitier, Jane Fonda and Marlon Brando.
We Want You
Calling all high school students, parents, school counselors, friends,
and other interested community people.
The Black Colleges Committee, Inc. Annual Black Colleges Confer­
ence is well underway and will be held October 24th, 1987, from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. at the Red Lion Columbia River.
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