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Dance Project ’s 'Summer Splendors ’
Andrea Parson and Franco Nieto o f the Northwest Dance Project. The local group presents ‘Summer
Splendors" this weekend, June 6-7 and next weekend, June 11-15 in the project’s performance
center, 8 3 3 N. Shaver St. at M ississippi Avenue. For tickets, visit nwdanceproject.org or call 503-
828-8285.
For free estimates call Owner James Wimbish at:
503-890-4826
“Your satisfaction is my guarantee”
Boweivel@comcast.net
NAACP Honors Music Icon
Media impresario and humani
tarian Quincy Jones has been se
lected as the 99th recipient of the
NAACP’s Spingam Medal, the civil
rights group’s highest honor.
Awarded for outstanding and
noble achievement by an American
of African descent, the medal will be
bestow ed on July 23 at 105th
NAACP National Convention in Las
Vegas.
Jones is also a respected hu
m anitarian. In 1985, he pioneered
the m odel of using celebrity to
raise money and aw areness for a
cause with "We Are the W orld." Quincy Jones
The song rem ains the best-selling
single o f all-tim e, and raised more
than $63 Million for Ethiopian fam
ine relief.
"Quincy Jones is an icon of the
entertainm ent industry who has
shaped the lives of millions through
music, film , and m ore," stated
NAACP Chairman Roslyn M. Brock.
"But what makes Mr. Jones so de
serving of this award is how he uses
his celebrity and influence to ad
vance critical humanitarian issues
across the globe. We are honored to
count him among our prestigious
Spingam medalists."
College Hosts Latino Festival
T he six th a n n u a l F e s tiv a l
Latino will take place on Satur
day, June 7, at Clackamas Com mu
nity College in Oregon City from
noon to 4:30 p.m. The festival
brings a variety of resources to
the Latino com m unity.
The free event includes music,
food, health and financial resources,
soccer and an introduction to the
college through inspirational speak
ers and tours.
Organizer Carni lo Sanchez, who
teaches CCC’s Spanish GED pro
gram, said the festival is an oppor
tunity to introduce the Latino com-
munity to the college and other im
portant community resources.
Entertainment at this year's festi
val includes the popular Ballet
F o lk lo ric o , m ariach i sin g e r
Stephanie Martinez, Azteca danc
ers, Colombian dance and salsa
dancing.
Showdogs is a full service salon. We do
baths, all over hair cuts, tooth brushing,
nail trims, soft claws, flea treatments, mud
baths, and ear cleaning. We also have
health care and grooming products to
keep your pet clean in between visits.
Show Dogs
Grooming Salon & Boutique
926 N. Lombard
Portland, OR 97217
503-283-1177
Ttiesday-Saturday 9am-7pm
Monday 10am-4pm
Yo dawg is gonna look like a show dawg
and your kitty will he pretty.