Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, November 02, 2011, Special edition coverage, Page 17, Image 17

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Spaghetti Fundraiser Dinner
Saturday, November 5th 2011
l2:D0pm -5:D0pm
5325 NE Martin Luther King JrBlvd
Only $7.00
Kids five and under eat free
Come and have a good time!
Melbourne Rockers at Mississippi Studios
The group Little Red from Melbourne, Australia brings its rock’n ’roll genius with forays into pop-
guitar’s golden age when it performs Friday, Nov. 4 at north Portland’s Mississippi Studios.
For information please call Arleta
Alcohol Poisoning Killed Singer
(AP) -- Amy Winehouse drank
herself to death. That was the ruling
of a British coroner's inquest into
the death of the Grammy-winning
soul singer, who died with empty
vodka bottles in her room and lethal
amounts of alcohol in her blood —
more than five times the drunk driv­
ing limit in England.
The verdict of "death by misad­ IB
venture," finds that singer suffered
accidental alcohol poisoning when
she resumed drinking after weeks of
abstinence.
"The unintended consequence
of such potentially fatal levels (of
alcohol) was her sudden and unex-
pected death," Coroner Suzanne Amy Winehouse
Greenaway said.
The 27-year-old Winehouse had
fought a very public battle with drug
and alcohol abuse for years, and
there had been much speculation
that she died from a drug overdose.
But a pathologist said the small
amount of a drug prescribed to help
her cope with the symptoms of alco­
hol withdrawal had nothing to do
with her death.
Instead, a resumption of heavy
drinking killed the singer, best-
known for her tall beehive hairdos
and Grammy-winning album "Back
to Black." A security guard found
Winehouse dead in bed at her Lon­
don home on July 23.
S w im m ing
for Turkey
Six lucky swimmers will win a free
turkey at Portland Parks and Recre­
ation 8th Annual Turkey Swim.
Now through Nov. 19, contest
entries will be handed out with ad­
mission at the following pools;
Buckman, Columbia, Matt Dishman,
East Portland, Mt. Scott, and South­
west.
Each of the pools will draw a
winning name on Nov 20. Winners
do not need to be present to win.
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(503) 988-5470
RANDY STARR
**** mark it on your calendar ****
Celebraties
November 5, 2011
20725 NE Sandy BV
Fairview, Or
Clyde's Prime Rib
November 11, 2011
& December 30, 2011
5474 NE Sandy BV
Holiday Inn
December 10,2011
Wilsonville Exit
off of Interstate 5
Candlelight Bar & Grill
December 24, 2011
2032 SW 5th
Portland, Or
For booking shows call 503-312-4814
A father and his son are happy to swim at the East Portland Pool.