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August 28,1991...The Portland Observer...Page
Portland Observer
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ENTERTAINMENT
Miles Jaye
Jantzen Beach
Center Birthday
Club Kick Off
Kids, Jantzen Beach Center would
like to help you celebrate your birth­
day. Kids under the age 13 can join the
"Birthday Club.”
Membership is free. Each child
enrolled will receive a coupon booklet
filled with free treats and special of­
fers.
The Birthday Club will kick off
Saturday, Septmbcr 7th at the Clock
Tower Stage across from Paylcss.
Miles Jaye Davis, is named after
the legendary trumpeter Miles Davis
and, like his namesake, he dares to be
different. After
a childhood devoted to the violin,
Miles Jaye went on to study at the
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, the
Saratoga School of Orchestral Studies
and Brooklyn College. He spent five
years in the Air force, a stint which
gave him the opportunity to sign in the
military’s Top 40 Band. Upon his re­
turn to civilian life, Miles, who had by
then mastered electric violin, hooked
up with jazz guitarist Eric Gale. Check
Out his third latest album titled
"Strong” it’s an explosive album
( of considerable range.
Miles repeatedly demonstrates that
he will not follow the crowd.
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Master Drummer
to Perform
Miles Jaye Davis not only delivers
the lyrics but is also the chief
songwriter, producer and
instrumentalist on his latest album,
"Strong"
Homestyle Cooking
▼ M id W e s t ▼
$298.00
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Steen’s Kitchen
West African Master Drummer
Kpani Addy will perform with Kolo-
mashi, his traditional music and dance
troupe, and Osibisaba, his highlife dance
band on Saturday, September 7th at the
Pine Street Theatre at 9 p.m. Admis­
sion is $6-59 sliding scale and children
under 12 are free.
For more information, please call
503-274-1379
$338.00
N e w Y ork
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“ A lusty show that spells community theater at its best” -
Willamette Week
‘ ‘The funniest play o f the summer. The People’s choice!”
“ PASSIN”
United Negro College
Fund W alk-A-Thon
▼ T h e W e st ▼
D e n v e r $238.00
S a n D ieg o $238.00
Los A n g e le s $218.00
S a n F ra n cisco $198.00
- Call Today -
Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8pm
Sundays at 7pm - now thru September 15th
Walk a mile to save a mind... Team
up with the United Negro College Fund
for its second 10k walk-a-thon in Port­
land. Mark your calendar for 9 a.m.,
Saturday, September 21 st at G rant Park
in Northeast Portland. Call 223-8890
for details, or stop by any Portland-arca
U.S. Bank for sign-up sheets. Join us in
celebrating “ America’s hope, Amer­
ica’s future” on September 21st be­
cause “ a mind is a terrible thing to
waste.”
K a n sa s C ity
M in n e a p o lis /S t. P a u l
THE PORTLAND BLACK REPERTORY
THEATRE IS BACK!
A M E R IC A ’S F A M IL Y
T R A D IT IO N F O R 121 Y E A R S !
at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural C enter
5340 N Interstate
Reservations 287-3959
“A must see!”
Tickets available at:
Music M illennium Record Stores
JaBell's Beauty Supplies
Mrs. C ’s Wigs
One Stop Records
Present this ad at the door on Thursday, Aug. 29 o r Sept. 5,
and receive ‘ ‘two f o r one” admission price
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The leaves of the fan palm tree spread out like the fingers of a hand. It is
thought that this suggested the idea to its early namers
Volunteer.
Let’s Get Busy
Acacia Study Club
2nd Annual Scholarship Fundraiser
and
Dance
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1991
BILLY WEBB ELK LODGE
8:30 P.M. -1 :3 0 A.M.
$5.00 PER PERSON
DJ TONY SIBLEY
Included in the price of admission
will be a live DJ, food, refreshments,
and lots o f fun.
"S o ladies come on out
and meet guys”
and
"G uys come on out
and meet the ladies”
This event is sponsored by ACACIA
MASONIC LODGE #6 PHA
and all proceeds will be directed to
the 2nd Annual Scholarship Fund.
The average American household
watches TV for seven hours and
tw o minutes a day according to A C.
Nielson reports.
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Immerse yourself in the sounds of Janice Scroggins and more than to other solo musicians, bands and ensembles Like John Fahey. Crazy 8s. Dub Squad.
Michael Harrison. Musica Femina. Blubmos, Pa lante, Virtuosi Della Rosa. Kotoja. Lloyd Jones Struggle, John O’Brien, Alpha One Gospel Choir Bua Xou Mua,
Portland M usic
A ssociation A u ctio n
Brydge and more' They'll take the stages at Artquake with blues and jazz. Renaissance and rock, the ethnic and the eclectic
Then relish the rest o f Artquake. Hundreds o f artists, scores o f exhibits and dozens o l performances, most at little or no charge. In the heart o f
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C u rtis S alg ad o
an d th e S tile tto s
dow ntow n Portland over Labor Day weekend.
Photo |ohn Acurso
A R T Q U A K E
August II- September 2. Downtown Portland
Visual ArTV-PPrtoTfflHTg'AfTs^TTLeraryTrts • Film
Kidspace
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Gallery
Present*
SUNDAY SEPTEM BER
C ra zy 8's
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"W o rks o f C olo r"
MUSIC
M IL L E N N IU M
M ONDAY SEPTEM BER 2
Id le Souls
TUESD A Y SEPTEM BER 3
B la c k R odeo
September 5th - 28th
by:
Charlotte Lewis
Yvonne Manipon
Charles Tatum
23RD & NW JOHNSON
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N.E
Thompson • Portland, Oregon 97111
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Blocks North of Rroudinty
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CLASSICAL M IL L E N N IU M
The Portland Music Association’s
2nd Annual Auction will lake place on
Saturday, September 28th at Key Largo
at 31 NW First Avenue at 6:00 pm.
Auction preview begins at 5:00 pm.
Proceeds will be used to expand the
PMA’s educational and community
services.
For more information contact the
Portland Music Association at 223-9681.
Metro C harter
Com m ittee M eeting
Metro Charter Committee will have
a public meeting, at 5:30 p.m. on thurs-
day at Metro Service District, 4th floor,
2000 SW 1st Avenue, Portland, OR.
Testimony from area business
organizations will be heard.
n o t to EAST SIDE LOCATION.
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