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126 NE Aiberta - Portland OR 97211
M ain O ffic e 971-255-0804
Grassharper Gala,
Golf Tournament
Benefit to assist
children,
community
T he
se co n d
annual
Grassharper Invitational Celeb­
rity Gala and G olf Tournament,
presented by Royal Rosarían, 30
year mentor and coach o f chil­
dren and former Portland Trail
Blazers’ Michael Harper, will
be held at E m bassy Suites,
Washington Square on Sunday,
Sept. 26 and on Monday, Sept.
27 with a day o f golf at The
Reserve V ineyards and G o lf
Club in Aloha.
The Grassharper Foundation,
founded by Harper, provides as­
sistance to children, families and
the c o m m u n ity , th ro u g h
fundraising, community outreach
and collaborating w ith local
nonprofits. The foundation pro­
vides scholarships, grants and
educational support to instill in­
tegrity, honesty and a positive
attitude in our children for the
Michael Harper
enrichment o f our community.
This year’s gala and golf tour­
nament proceeds will also ben­
efit Park A cadem y School,
People o f Purpose and Associ­
ates, and Minority Information
Outreach. Each organization’s
mission is to promote character
development, confidence, and
team work through education,
volunteerism and com m unity
outreach.
“We have an awesome lineup
o f celebrities on board for both
the gala and tournament,” said
Harper.
The special guests include
former Trail Blazers Brian Grant
and Jerome Kersey; Trail Blaz­
ers’ radio and TV analysts An­
tonio Harvey and Mike Rice;
TV personalities Ken Boddie,
Kacey Montoya, Sophie Soong;
actors Daniel Baldwin and Bruce
Locke; musician Patrick Lamb;
fo rm e r N B A p la y e r M ark
Radford; former NFL players
Joey Harrington and Greg W ill­
iams; former Dallas Maverick
Charlie Sitton, Portland Tribune
Sports Writer, Kerry Eggers, as
well as special surprise celebrity
guests.
“D on’t miss this once-a-year
sponsorship opportunity for you
or your company that promises
to be both fun and beneficial for
you and everyone,” Harper said.
“We look forward to your sup­
port and seeing you there.”
For more information or to
sp o n so r the ev e n t, co n ta c t
A le th e a
G a rc ia
at
Alethea@captivusonline.com or
call 503-267-7020.
Blazers Broadcasts Announced
All games carried on cable; 16 on KGW
The Portland Trail Blazers
have announced that all 82 games
will be broadcast in high defini­
tion for a second consecutive
season, highlighting the 76-game
local broadcast schedule that tips
o ff Oct. 26 vs. Phoenix on KGW.
The Trail Blazers will air 60
games on Comcast SportsNet
Northwest (CSNNW ) and 16
on
KGW
N o rth w e st
N ew sC h an n el 8. A ll K G W
games will also be broadcast
throughout Oregon, SW W ash­
ington and the Seattle area on
the Trail Blazers Television Net­
work.
The six games not included in
the local schedule will air exclu­
sively on TNT, ensuring that all
82 games are slated to be tele-
vised.
game show and provide post­
Mike Barrett, an 11-year vet­ game interviews from the locker
eran o f the Trail Blazers broad­ room.
cast team, enters his eighth sea­
son handling television play-by-
play duties. For the sixth straight
Is your ju n k in the way?
season, he will be joined on the
Let us haul it away.
broadcast by color analyst Mike
Watch you junk
Rice, who begins his 21 st overall
just disappear..........
season behind the microphone
Hauling & Removal o f
for the Trail Blazers.
Unwanted Junk...
All Trail Blazers preseason
Autos...
and regular season games will
Boats...
be broadcast on KXTG 95.5 FM
Trailers...
“The Game” and all other affili­
Seven days a week
ates on the Trail Blazers Radio
8am-5pm
Network. Play-by-play voice
At reasonables prices
Brian W heeler (13th season) and
Local Portland/Vancouver
analyst Antonio Harvey (sixth
metro area
season) both return, as does Jay
Contact Tony & Associates
Allen, who will host the pre­
702-348-7206 or 503 477-9617
Emergency Food Box & Cioth.ng
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After school program Mon-Fri 3-6pm
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Woods
Wednesday night Prayer and Bible Study 7pm
Academic assistance, group counseling, mentorship.
1st & 3rd Friday 6-8pm Breaking the Cycle “Mountain Top”
Sunday Service 10am Chnstian Education 11am Worship
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Phone (503) 987-1546
Fax (503) 987-1043
Call ahead for orders made to-go
Specialty Coffee & Smoothies
Beer, Wine & Spirits
Breakfast & Lunch served until 3 PM.
Bakery
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Mon-Fri 7am-3pm
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5800 NE MLK Jr. Blvd. Portland, OR 97211
(Next to The Cash Connection)
T&A
Zeke' s Ready Ribs is now Open!!
Rib dinners special: 3 Ribs 2 sides and bread $9.49
Zeke’s is having a 2 month special (June-July 3rd);
• Wings with toast $ 1.99
• 12 wings with Toast and fries $9.49
• 3 wings fries and Toast $4.49
• Hot Link or German Sausage with soda $2.99
• Chilli fritos with soda $2.99
Come by Today
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