Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, April 20, 1994, Page 10, Image 10

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    A pril 20, 1994 • T he P ortland O bserver
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M í , á t ENTERTAINMENT
1994 Ebony Fashion Fair
Hil I'm The “New” Kid In
Town. My Name Is...
(The Rapture of Faslon)
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Portland OR 97211
(503) 287-2581
Bring This Ad When You Visit Us And
Recieve A Free Corsage For Mothers Day
One Ad Per Person • Offer Good May 6th & 7th, 1994
Oregon Children's Theatre Company
invites you and your guests to step through
the wardrobe into the land o f Narnia!
Experience C. S. Lewis'
The 36th Annual Ebony Fashion
Fair will appear in Portland at The
Drcgon Convention C enter-B all­
room, on Friday, April 22, 1994, at
8:00 P.M. this famed traveling fash­
ion show is produced by Ebony maga­
zine and is sponsored by The Portland
Chapter Of The Links, Incorporated
from the benefit of The Links’ Educa­
tional and Scholarship Fund.
Mrs. Eunice W. Johnson, pro­
ducer and director of the show, per­
sonally selects fashions from the ex­
clusive collections of famed design­
ers such as; Yves Saint Laurent, O s­
car De La Renta, Valentino, Bob
Mackie, Giorgio Sant’Angelo Fabrice,
and Bruce Oldfield.
Mrs. Johnson is meticulous and
thorough in purchasing more than
200 exquisite garments complete with
the latest accessories, 10 female and 2
male models, commentator, music
director, state and business manag­
ers, and wardrobe staff travel from
coast to midwest from September
through December, and the South
West from January through May-ap­
pearing in more than 191 cities.
Mrs. Jacquelyn A. Brown, Gen-
eral chairman, of the benefit perfor­ ter; V o lu n teers o f A m erica Fund;
mance indicates tickets are going P o rtlan d State U n iv ersity ; M ult­
exceptionally well and expects an even nom ah A sso ciatio n for R etarded
larger attendance than last year. Tick­ C h ild ren ; U nited N egro C ollege
ets my be purchased at: Mrs C ’s Wigs F u n d -(lo c a lly and n a tio n a lly ;
(707 N. E. Fremont), House Of Sound A m erican C ancer Society, Oregon
(3606 N. W illiam s A v e.), and D ivision; K idney A ssociation O f
Daddio’s Deli Mart (3536 N. E. M ar­ O regon; U .N .I.C .F. E thiopian Aid
(A F R IC A R E , In c ); A m e ric a n
tin Luther King Blvd.).
Proceeds from previous shows H eart A sso ciatio n , O regon A ffili­
made it possible to m ake c o n tri­ a te, In c.; K err Y oung P are n ts
butions to many local ch arities Program ; P o rtlan d D ance A c ad ­
such as: PO IC , N A A CP- (locally emy S cholarship; Head Start; P en ­
an d n a tio n a lly ) ; S t. V in c e n t insula L ittle L eague, and m any
DePaul C hild D evelopm ent C en- o ther gro u p s and o rg a n iz atio n s.
Portland Live
Presents
Tom Grant
“An Evening To Remember"
Music
Millennium
With The
Norman Sylvester Band
Introducing
Random Act
Dancing
32nd &
E. Burnside
231-8926
23rd &
NW Johnson
248-0163
With D.J. Michael Vance
“Sound Of Music”
Friday May 6th 1994
Portland Conference Center
1020 NE 3rd Ave
(503) 239-9921
6 PM to 1 AM
$10.00 General Admission
T f e L I O K T fe 'W iT C H
Preview Performance
Monday April 25 th
6:30 PM
Civic Auditorium • 222 SW Clay
RSVP • 228-9571
May 14th
Fundraiser
The Portland Art Museum and
the Urban League of Portland will
host “An African Homecoming,”
Saturday, May 14th in the Museum’s
Sculpture Court. This special evening
celebration will kick off the reinstal­
lation of the Museum s Cameroon
collection and will be the last chance
to sec the Cameroon Gallery before it
closes for renovation.
Activities begin at 6:00pm with a
lecture by Dr. Roslyn A. Walker,
Curator at the National Museum of
African Art, Washington, D.C., fol­
lowed by a reception featuring music
by Mai Chi Maraire and Kubatana.
Tickets are S25 per persons and can
be purchased a the Museum. Pro­
ceeds from the event will benefit the
reinstallation campaign and the ac­
tivities of the Urban League Guild.
LOOSE ENDZ
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Miss Black Oregon Michelle Soles 1994
The Rose City’s 2nd Annual Miss Black Oregon USA Pageant
Presented by The Portland Observer
“Site”
Portland State University; Smith Center Ballroom; November 19, 1994, 7:30 pm
All Contestants
Deadline For Applications June 30, 1994
$25.00 Application Fee
For Details Call
Wanda Washington-Pageant Coordinator
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