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Classical
Jazz Artists
The Ebene Quartet will bring their amazing classical jazz
to Portland for 7:30 p.m. concerts on Monday, March 16
at First United Methodist Church, 1838 S.W. Jefferson
St., and Tuesday, March 17 at Reed College's Haul
Auditorium, 3203 S.E. Woodstock. For tickets, call 503-
224-9842 or any Ticketmaster outlet.
Paul A. Neufeldt
503-875-1695
panndrw @ yahoo.com
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Augustana
Lutheran
Church
p r e s e n ts th e
D elaw are State
U niversity Choir
in c o n c e r t
Sunday, M arch 15th,
6:00 p.m .
No Child Left without a Smile
Humanitarian
clowns host benefit
The 12th annual Portland Clowns Without Bor­
ders Benefit Show will take place Friday, March
20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Da Vinci Middle School The­
ater, 2508 N.E. Everett St.
The performance will feature some of the best
new vaudeville and modem circus acts and raise
donations to fund two Portland-led Clowns With­
out Borders humanitarian projects in Haiti.
This is an annual highlight of Portland's variety
theater/new circus scene featuring Portland's top
jugglers, acrobats, eccentric comedians, and clowns
- including The Bellini Twins, as seen recently on
the Jay Leno show.
Portland has for 11 years been arguably the stron­
gest center for Clowns Without Borders of any city
in the U.S.
Tickets are $ 10-$25 for adults, and $5 to $ 10 for
y o u th , and can be re se rv e d on o n line at
brownpapertickets.com or purchased at the door.
5:30 P relu d e w ith th e A u gustana
J a z z /G o sp e l E nsem ble M a rily n K e lle r,
S h irley N a n e tte , Bon S teen , G eo rg e
M itch ell, K e v in D e itz
All are w elcom e. A freew ill offering w ill be
received. Augustana is a thriving, m u lticul­
tural, m ultinational congregation
S u n d a y W orship:
8:30
11 a .m ., 12:45
6
p .m .
S u n d a y School a t 9:50 a.m .
2710 NE 14lh Ave., Portland OR 97212
w w w .augustana.org
Rev. W.J. Mark K nutson, Pastor
5 0 3 -2 8 8 -6 1 7 4
Diversity Works at
Oregon’s Oldest
Multicultural
Publication
The community
newspaper informs
our changing
community
Publisher Charles Washington
(right) and the staff o f the Port­
land Observer thank the commu­
nity for their support.
Guatemalan children are delighted by a Clowns Without Borders
performance. The Portland chapter o f the humanitarian group will
host a fundraising show to continue the worldwide outreach on Friday,
March20 at the Da Vince Middle School, 2508 N.E. Everett.
Revenge is
Best Served
Sweet
Kate MacCluggage as
Gwendolen takes particular
exception to the unfashion­
able sugar that's been
added to her tea by Cecily,
played by Nikki Coble, in The
Importance o f Being Ear­
nest, playing on the Portland
Center Stage Main Stage
through March 29. Tickets
and more information at
pcs.org.