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Bobby “Blue” Bland!!!
Legendary Bluesman
Fathers Day Barbeque
B o b b y "B lu e" B la n d B.B. King (left). Alvin Y o u n g b lo o d H art (cen ter). M em
S h a n n o n (right).
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Cab D river's Blues " has been hailed
Ticketm aster outlets or charge by
will
by critics nationwide. W ith ab eerg ar-
phone at (503) 224-4400 (Subject to
haps
den, barbeque provided by T ony
convenience charge).
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Roma s, and an Oaks Park discount
No cam eras, recording devices,
han-
ride package, this spectacular blues
dogs, or re-entry . Sand chairs only,
med
show will be the perfect Father s Day
No outside food or beverages will be
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event. Tickets are available at all
allowed on site.
L egendary blues singer Bobby
"Blue” Bland will headline a special
Father’s Day Blue Barbeque on June
16th at Oaks Park. Known for the
classic tracks "Further On Up The
Road,” "Turn On Your Lovelight.” "I
Pity The Fool,” and many others. B land
The Isley Brothers 40 Year Legacy
T he Isley B ro th ers’ new release,
"M ission To P lease” m arks a 40 year
legacy. T he album produced, by R.
Kelly, A ngela W inbush and Ronald
Isley, features w orks with A ngela
W inbush and K eith Sweat. "M ission
To P lease” is filled with tunes that
provide the perfect backdrop for one-
on-one, late night love sessions. The
title track features Ernie Isley’s d is
tinctive guitar playing and R onald’s
vocal m agic. “ L e t’s Lay T ogether” is
the first single from the new album ,
w ritten and produced by R. Kelly
(w ho considers Ronald Isley one o f
his prim e m usical in flu en ces)-alo n g
with “Can I H ave A Kiss (F or Old
T im es’ S ake),” both co-produced by
K elly and A ngela W inbush. Keith
Sw eat’s “ Slow Is The W ay,” the slow-
b u rn in ’ “ L et’s G et Intim ate” and
E id s Rodeo At
“ F loatin' On A L ove,” a tender yet
passionate duet betw een Ronald and
A ngela, dem o n strate the g ro u p 's
sk ills as ro m a n tic , lo v e -m ak in g
m ood-m akers o f the highest order.
The Isley B rothers are celebrating
four decades in the music business
and have gold, platinum and m ulti
platinum album s with countless hits
including "Sum m er B reeze," "H ello
It’s M e,” “It's Y our T hing,” "L ove
The One Y ou’re W ith,’’“Lay-A way,”
"P op That T hang,” “ W ork To D o,”
"W h o ’s That L ad y ,"“ Fight The Pow -
er,” H arvest For The W orld,” “The
P ride,” :Betw een T he Sheets” and
many more.
The Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center presents "Women and
Spirituality." a group show of works in various media by members of
Oregon Womens Caucus for Art. The show runs June 6 • 28. The center is
at 5340 N. Interstate Ave. and is open Monday-Friday from Noon to 5:30.
The First Thursday reception featuring a lecture on "Networking with
Women Artists in America," will be June 6 from 6 to 8 p .m .
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Leo
People exaggerate
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be wise to lake, with a
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questionable you’re told.
Do not get involved with the rumor
m ill - it is not to your advantage.
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possible; the atmosphere is
very benevolent. A friend needs
advice on matters o f the heart
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result in accidents. Be
careful. Casual moments shared
with a child invigorate you.
Scorpio
It isn't easy to separate
fact ffotn fantasy: be
careful. Unexpected
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Aug. 23 • Sept 22
Someone challenges
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loved one’s jealousy or
sudden attraction to a
anger. S trong in tu itio n
new ro m a n tic partn er
uncovers secrets that are to your tempts you to begin a tempestuous
advantage - do rax reveal them.’
romance - think before you act
L ib ra
Sudden insights w ill he
possible but there could also be
sudden arguments: he cautious.
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Your household may
he in chaos, and that
is hardly ever a good
thing. Tackle all those
projects that have been
nagging you, it is important to get
them dorie now and rax tomorrow
Intense but negative
M a y 2 1 -J u n e 20
Y o u ’ ll w ant to be
outstanding and he
recognized for your
Sagittarius
A dinner party w ith
good friends or any
nome entertainment,
could be enjoyable.
Reading a good book or
watching a T V movie can relax
you also from a long, busy week.
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the appiroriate words
to defuse tne tension.
tX rible check everything you do to
avoid future complications.
July 23 • Aug. 22
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because you are
c o n te m p la tin g this
year’s winter get away and
you have to come up w ith the
means o f financing i t
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Feb. 19 - M arch 20
An
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Isley Brothers
SUN. JUNE 16
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welcomes
Washington
Counfij Fair
Plans are under way forthe 1996
W ashington County “Special Kids
R odeo” for children up to I5 y ea rs
o f age with physical and mental
disabilities.
It w i II take place Saturday m orn
ing, A ugust 3 during the W ashing
ton C ounty Fair and R odeo in
H illsboro.
T he “ Special Kids R odeo” is
m ade up o f m ock rodeo events
o rg a n iz e d by th e W ash in g to n
County R odeo Board and spon
sored by Liberty Sheet M etal.
A nyone interested please co n
tact the Fair C om plex office at
(5 0 3 )6 4 8 -1 4 1 6 by June 28th
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Auditions
The L akew ood T heater C om
p an y ’s will be holding auditions
by appointm ent for a production
o f “C razy For Y ou” Saturday, June
8 and Sunday, June 9.
T he G ershw in m usical will be
the opening production o f the com
p an y ’s 44th season.
D irectorM illi H oelscheradM u
sical D irector M arge Spoelstra are
seeking to fill 18 roles varying in
age 20-60.
Each actor should prepare a
m usical selection in the correct
key. And bring a head shot and a
resum e.
The play will run Septem ber 15
- O ctober 20 T hursday to Sun
days. T he com pany supports and
encourages diversity in its casting
and actors will be rem unerated.
Call 6 3 5 -3 9 0 1 from 9 a m. to 5
p.m to schedule an appointm ent
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