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• • • • im 5S i - i ' Page B3 ik f'»-A JAN. 28. 1998 îl(t> y p rtb itè < ì % w ) ìm ' (Tiu' JJo rtla n ò (J)hseruer • j w â ENTERTAINMENT "Heart-Hat" Boogie Ball This V alentines Day, the North Star Ballroom will be h o ld ing i t ’s first annual “ H eart-H at” Boogie Ball. G uests are encouraged to pull out the stops in c re a t ing hats with a love them e. Prizes will be aw arded to the best hat in the follow ing categories: Paradise Found: Love on the Rocks and Rites of Passion. Included in the festivities w ill be the funkified sounds of Omega Audio, a no-host cham pagne and wine bar and com plimentary desserts for a little extra shugga in your life. H e art-H at B oogie Ball will be held Saturday, Feb ruary 14, 1998 at 9:00pm - 1:00am. Location 635 N. K illingsw orth Court. T ic k e ts a re a v a ila b le through ticket m aster: 224- 4400 (a service charge will apply), or at the door. For more information call the North Star Ballroom at 240- 6080. C7£ £i£ fia y ia n c s ,! axe aoaiLabLe in aLL lixoducti.. LPex fu m e f-acjxaneei. axe a feo a o a iia a L le . African Plum Almond Amber Apple Baby Powder Black Cherry brandy Cherry China Musk Cinnamon Cool Waters Egyptian musk Frankincense Happiness Honey Jasmine Lavender Lemon Love Money Musk Myrrh Orange Peace Peach Praise Rain Raspberry Rosemary Spritual Blessing Strawberry Vanilla Caudles Volts 1/S1.50 Taper $ 1.00 Rose $3.00 Praying Hands $10.00 (Many styles available.) Bottle Bath Herbs $12.00 Bottle Bath Salts $5.OO-$7.OO 20 pack (sticks) $1.50 Cones 5/$L00 Soaps Bar Soap (hearts, squares, clouds, round, shells, star fish, etc.) $1.50 Rose $3.00 Praying Hands $10.00 Gift Haskels (Assorted) Prices Vary (Holiday gift baskets are also available.) Angela Bassett and Courtney Vance, Will Smith and actress Jada Pinkett, Brandy and Boys II Men’s Wanya Morris and NBA star Grant Hill and singer Tamia are among Ebony's 10 Hottest Couples for 1998, in the February issue. Other hot couples in Ebony's fourth annual presentation are: soulful singer Erykah Badu and rapper Andre (Dre) Benjamin, actress Victoria Rowell and comedian Chris Spencer, actress Debbi Morgan and husband Donn Thompson, and screenwriter and director Kasi Lemmons and husband actor Vondie Curtis-Hall. The February Ebony continues to salute Black love with Diana Ross and Berry Gordy's daughter Rhonda Ross and James Brown's daughter Deanna Brown in “Top Weddings Of The Year." Baseball star Cecil Fielder creates a multimillion-dollar Mediterranean-style 50-room mansion in Florida with his high-school sweetheart in “Fielder's Field Of Dreams'." Black history takes the forefront with “The Biggest Black Museum. ” Micheál Jordan, Ed Bradley and Laurence Fishburne show why "Real men Wear Earrings." The February Ebony On Sale at Newsstands Tuesday January 20, 1998 Members Of Portland’s Jefferson High School Band Class o f ‘56, is spon soring a party for band, orchestra and choir members from classes of ‘53 through ‘59. The party will be held on Saturday, March 14, 1998, at the Astoria Moose Lodge. For information, call: Bruce B row n-Port- land-(503) 644-7043, Roger Adams-New- port-(541) 265-5912. M arlene G oebel- A s to r ia - ^ ) 325-2776 or sendE-Mail inquir ies to: lovo@ get.- n e t .a d a m s @ t e l e - port.com For more informa tion call: M arlene (G o eb el) Iverson (503) 325-2776. Vessels Vincent McDermott Vincent McDermott to Present Retirement Concerts Vincent M cDerm ott, professor of music at Lewis & Clark C ol lege. will cap his 20-year career at the college with a pair of co n certs show casing his music and the com positions of eight of his former students. The concerts are Friday. Feb. 6. X p.m „ in Evans Auditorium , and Saturday. Feb. 7. X p in. in Agnes Flanagan Chapel. Lewis & Clark College, 0 6 15 S.W. Palatine Hill Road. A dm ission is free. Perform ers include Lew is & Clark students, faculty, visiting com posers, the Oregon Repertory singers, and leading, local music professionals. Alumni com posers will travel from as far as Korea, New York and Hawai i to be part of the concerts. ‘‘My students anil the College have given life to my own artistic produc tivity,” said McDermott, who will perform selections of his work com posed from 1970 to the present. “I want to share my music and my stu dents’ music as a capstone to my years at Lewis & Clark.” The program s will feature opera scenes, cham ber m usic, choral music, world music and electronic music. “The concerts will cover nearly every genre of m usical styles," said Gil Seemly, James W Rogers professor of M usic and chair of Lewis & C la rk ’s m usic d ep art ment. “They will show the breadth and the diversity of our gradu ates. V incent encouraged his stu dents to develop their own style. M usic com position has becom e a vital aspect of our music program thanks to V incent." Brings In The "Noise/Funk" Merchandise Vessels, "Tableware with meaning," is the only place in Portland to purchase merchandise associated with the Broadway play, “Bring In Da Noise, Bring In Da Funk." The touring company for the Tony award winning production will be performing in Portland from February 24 through March I. And, Vessels already hits the merchandise on hand in time for the run of the play. “Noise/Funk" items available include mugs, magnets, hats, T-shirts, hooded sweatshirt, and drumstick sets. The original Broadway cast performance is also available on CD and cassette. Vessells, “Tableware with meaning,” features ethnic items for the dining, bath and kitchen. Located at 2605 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the corner of Russell. Vessels isopen 10 a.m. - 6 p in., Tuesday through Friday. For more information on the “Noise/Funk" items, call 249-1952. For ticket information, call the Portland Center for the Performing Arts box office at 248-4335. * » '
