J une 16, 1993 • T he P ortland O bserver
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Recitals At Metro Music
Arts Studio Of Milwaukie
These brothers really “ Got it C o in ’
O n” W ell focused, honest and sincere
about their w ork has been a great plus
for them. Y oung brothers, I ’ m w ith
you a ll the way, and intend to stay in
your corner.”
“ W hat Goes A round” is a ‘ bad’
cut also, and really speaks about real
things in everyday life. I ’ m a fan o f
easy listening R & B and this is rig h t up
my alley Raphael expresses a great
deal o f concern fo r stickin g w ith his
beliefs, ideas and goals. “ For the group,
achievements haven’ t been easy ” , com
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Metro Music Arts Studio o f
Milwaukie will be holding a
series o f recitals on Sat.
ments Raphael. “ We were not as
fortunate as some other groups. Re
ceiving recognition d id n ’ t come over
night. It was a long and d iffic u lt expe
rience fo r us” , Raphael explains.
I w ould lik e to commend these
three brothers from Oakland, C a lifo r
nia fo r theiroutstanding achievements
June 19 at 11 a m , 1 p.m., 3
p. m. 5 p. m. and 7 p. in. at
United Methodist Church,
811 Center, Oregon City.
This is an opportunity for
students to perform various
An
O p in io n
compositions they have
worked on all year.
Andiel Langston, will
perform on the piano
"Steeling Second Base " at 5
p.m.
Andiel is pictured above with
his twin brother, Dante. The
twins are gifted with talent
ranging from, music, vocals,
tap, jazz.
They are also involved with
film, TA., video, acting &
modeling They are managed
by Pam Gills, o f Casting
Images Talent Management,
232 S. E. Oak, Ste. 113.
Portland. OR 233-7285.
"What's Love Got To Do With It?"
BY TONY WASHINGTON
R ealizing that hard w ork pay s o ff
must be a very try in g experience. Ask
Raphael one o f the three members o f
T O N Y T O N I T O N E .T he Portland
Observer had a opportunity to ta lk
about this w ith Ralphacl.
One o f the most impressive facts
about the group is that they arc really
dedicated to getting their point across
to th e ir followers. They seem to keep
excelling at a rate that is truly unbe
lievable.
T h e ir most recent album release,
Tony T oni Tone on Mercury Records
is definitely a direct indication that
the best is yet to come. N ot to take
any th in g a w a y from th e irn e w release,
but le t’ s face it, the brothers really
G E T OFF on this one. T O N Y T O N I
T O N E contains such cuts as: “ I f I Had
No Loot” , “ Leavin ’ , “ Slow’ W ine”
and “ E x -G irlfrie n d ” , ju st to name a
few. One o f the most impressive cuts,
I feel, that w ill make it big is “ A N N I
VERSARY”
Where these brothers get the ideas
about lyrics I d o n ’ t know. L e t’ s take a
pocket check on this one. I t ’ s O n l You
r
w ould th in k that the stardom that
comes w ith the territory may be tough
in their eyes, however I tend to feel
delighted w ith th e ir w ork.
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in th e ir respective fie ld , w h ic h is
music. A lso a special thanks to my
friend Wayne Edwards, N ational Pub
lic ity D ire cto r o f M ercury Records.
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wondering "What' Love Got To Do With It?"
VOTE JUNE 29, 1993
PEOPLES FOR THE PEOPLE!
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Over thirty years involvement in the community providing f o r the tie
Pride in her community and dedication fo r a positive environment
Appointed as a member to the Board o f Agriculture
National recognition for successful efforts to coordinate a fo o d program in Portland area
Featured in Ebony magazine fo r her work in the community
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"Uplift' Award from US Jaycees as "outstanding model worthy o f being copied nationally"
CLARA NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT
JUNE 29. 1993 SHOW CLARA YOUR SUPPORT!
Here’s How Playing Golf Can Improve
Oregon’s Schools
W ashington M utual, w hich re
cently acquired Pacific First Bank,
has put a new sp in o n putting: Anyone
w ho sinks three out ol three putts at
one o f the bank's tra ve lin g p u ttin g
greens w ins $50 coni i ibiibon to school
o f their choice
W asluiigloiiM ulu.il Pacific 1 irst
Bank ate sponsoiing d ie p u llin g a m
test as part o ft he i i involvement ntlie
annual Fred Meyei t.hallcuge II s
frcctoparticipatcand illcqm pi i ui is
provided
N in e nine-foot, kidney shap> .1
greens w ill travel throughout Oregon
and Southwest W ashington to 47
computer equipment There's no lim it
to the number o f people who may
participate in the contest.
For each putt a person makes,
name w ill be entered into a draw ing
for tw o tickets (a $60 value) to The
Fred Meyer Challenge August 22-24
at
the Oregon G o lfC lu b in West Lin n .
lenge Education Fund” to help schools
Oregon
W inners w ill be draw n at the
purchase much needed equipment and
end
o
f
the
day at each financial center
supplies for their students People who
W
ashington
M utual, the sponsor
make three putts may make a $50
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f
this
year's
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co ntribution from the fund to any pu
Meyer
Challenge,
is
a leading sup
bic o r private elem entary school,
porter
o
f
education
in
the Northwest
m iddle school, high school or un ive r
sity, contributions may be designated
lo r such things as a library fund or
W ashington M u tu a l/P a cific First f i
nancial centers located in Fred Meyer
or Safew ay stores from June 12 through
August 7.
Schools w ill be the real winners
d u rin g the summer p u ttin g contests
Washington M utual created the C hal
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In The World Of Sports
BY JOHN PHILLIPS
... The Chicago B u lls w ill not
sweep the Phoenix Suns in the N B A
Finals, but they w ill Three-Peat.
The Suns and B u lls play ed in the
second longest game in N B A finals
history by going three overtim e p e ri
ods on Sunday, w ith the Suns com ing
out w ith a 129-121 w in in Chicago.
The T V ra tin g must have been very
good because no one left th e ir liv in g
rooms not even to go to the bathroom,
I d id n ’ t.
As great a game as it was, it was
only one game. Now Phoenix needs to
w in three more, w ith tw o o f the pos
sible four games left arc in Chicago.
The B u lls w ill now take it one game at
a tim e, and I th in k w ill w in the next
tw o Remember I picked the B ulls to
w in the N B A finals in fiv e games and
1 'm not going to back o ff now. Three-
Peat.
.. T h is Saturday nigh, at M em o
ria l C o liseum the P ortland Pride
w i l l ta k e to the t u r f in th e ir
home opener in the C o n tin e n ta l
Indoor Soccer League The Pride
w ill Host The Sacramento K nights
at 7:30pm T here w ill be a nice
GOT A HOT
SPORTS
STORY CALL
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crow d on hand and there are s till very
good seats av ailable. You can call the
Portland Pride office fo r ticket in fo r
m ation at 224-BEST another note
about the C1SL is, the league has
signed ReeBok as the o ffic ia l b all o f
the CISL.
ReeBok plans to support its spon
sorship o f the C IS L by prom oting and
advertising the C IS L soccer lin e in
advertising and collateral materials.
D u rin g a ll C IS L games, im m ediately
fo llo w in g each goal scored by the
home team, players w ill k ic k replica
game balls prov ided by Rccbok in to
the crowd
The o ffic ia l C IS L ball w ill be
gold, silver and w hite and consist o f
T ria n g u la r Designs
... For the tenth year in a row,
the M cD onald's Far West Summer
Basketball League For Women gets
under way at C olum bia C h ristia n
College at 9101 East Burnside, in
Portland Games w ill be played Tues
day through Friday from June 15, to
August 6
This year's team sponsors arc,
Ram L ig h t Rruch Salvage, Prim o-
L itn o . D r Flowers, T ire Headquar-
ters, Oregon N a il Distributors, Bleach
ers G r ill Pub, Everlast Sports D rin k ,
and 4th - N - G old Sports cards. T ire
Headquarters and Oregon D is trib u
tors have been sponsors since the
league started in 1984.
Games are played at 6:15 and
7:3-pm. There is nocharge. A ll games
are free.
T h is weeks schedule is:
June 16 (W ed)
6:15pm Ram L ig h t T ru ck Sal
vage vs Oregon N a il D istrib u to rs
7 :30pm Everlast Sports D rin k vs
Dr. F lo w e r’ s
June 17 (Thurs)
6:15pm Tires Headquarters vs
4th N ’ G old Sports Cards
7:30pm The G oldsm ith C om
pany vs P rim o L im o
June 18 (F ri)
6:15pm Ram L ig h t T ru ck Sal
vage vs Everlast Sports D rin k
7:30pm Oregon N a il D is trib u
tors vs Dr. Flowers
June 22 (Sat)
6; 15pm The G oldsm ith Company
vs 4th N ' G old Sports Card
7:30pm P rim o L im o vs T ire
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