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September 24, 2014
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I MU I USUISI
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in me usterman Theatre at Clackamas Community College in Oregon City.
Down on Her Luck Comedy
Clackam as Repertory Theatre pre­
sents "GoodPeople" by Pulitzer Prize-
w inning playw right D avid Lindsay-
Abaire, now playing through Oct. 5 in
the O sterm an T heatre at C lackam as
C om m unity College.
T he show stars aw ard-w inning
Portland actress L orraine B ah r as
M argie W alsh, a do w n -o n -h er-lu ck bingo. W hen she loses h e r jo b , she
B oston S outhie w ho has ju s t lost visits an old high school flam e, w ho
h er jo b at the D o llar Store.
she claim s ow es h e r a good deed.
T he action takes p lace in the T hings get ugly and funny w hen
n otorious "South B oston" neig h ­ she invades his ho m e to see if he is
b orhood w here M argie lives, taking still "G ood People."
care o f h er disabled daughter, w ork­
F o r tickets, call 5 0 3 -594-6047 or
ing m inim um w age jo b s and playing visit clack am asrep .o rg .
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Jazz Super Group at Jimmy Mak’s
Boys and Girls, 5th-6th grade,
come out, sign up and register
at P.C.C. Cascade Campus
705 North Killings worth Street
Every Saturday
from 1:00pm to 4:00pm
For Information call 503-358-3247;
ask for Lavon
Chiropractic Auto Injury Clinic, PC
Zchon R. Jones, DC
333 NE Russell St., #200, Portland, OR. 97212
(503) 284-7838
The all Jazz super group ‘The Cookers ’ featuring Billy Harper,
Eddie Henderson, David Weiss, Craig Handy, George Cables,
Cecil McBee and Billy Hart. The group will perform Wednesday,
Oct. 1 at Jimmy Mak’s, downtown.
T he ja z z super group “T he C ook-
ers” com es to P o rtla n d ’s Jim m y
M a k ’s f o r a W ednesday, Oct. 1 per-
form ance sponsored by PD X Jazz,
T hese ja z z veterans, colleagues
and kindred' spirits, com prised o f
B illy H arper, E ddie H en d erso n ,
G eorge C ables, C ecil M cB ee and
B illy H art, along w ith trum peter
D avid W eiss and saxophonist C raig
H andy, have forged a w orld-class
g re a t tru m p e te r F re d d ie H u b b a rd
(T h e N ig h t o f th e C o o k ers: L iv e at
C lu b L a M arch al), this e x citin g all-
s ta r se p te t su m m o n s u p an ag-
g re s siv e m id '6 0 s s p i r i t , a p o te n t
c o lle c tio n o f e x p a n s iv e p o st-b o p
o rig in a ls m a rk e d by all th e k ille r
in s tin c ts an d p y ro te c h n ic p la y -
in g e x p e c te d o f so m e o f th e h e av i-
e st h itte rs on th e sc e n e to d ay .
T w o sh o w s a re s c h e d u le d at 7
u n *on
T ak in g th e ir g ro u p nam e fro m a
1965 B lu e N o te a lb u m by th e la te ,
p m . an d 9 :3 0 p .m . F o r re se rv a -
tio n s, c a ll Jim m y M a k 's at 5 0 3 -
295-6542.
Truly making a difference in the lives of
Auto Accident victims and Injured Workers for nearly 20 years.
If you or someone you know has been in an accident,
call us so we can help you with your needs. (503) 284-7838
We are located on the
comer ofM LK and Russell
Street, on the second floor
above the coffee shop.
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