The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 67, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 24, 1985 Page: 4 of 18
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the Ticket Place, 5th & Boston,
downtown, and any participating
model or at the door.
For more information, call
ADA, 492-4047 or Vesta LaCour,
Public Relations, 588-9795.
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and bustle of searching for the
right attire as you view, “Vue
and Shoppe’* for that certain look
of winter fashions.
While you’re checking your list
for todays fashions, 8 talented
acts will entertain you. Providing
entertainment are: Floyd Wiley
and Patrice Penny, duet; Sandy
Rhodes, Magician Academy of
Performing Arts, Dance Troupe,
Cindy Stamps, Jazz dance;
Bridgette Edwards, ballet dance;
Felipe Tillman, soloist; and Vesta
LaCour, solo dance.
The Sheraton Hotel-Airport
waiters will compliment your
evening in their Black Tux and
White glove attire to serve your
dinner and a refresher from 6-10
p.m.; seating arrangements will
be ushered by the Boy Scouts of
America, Troop 59.
Proceeds will be divided into
three parts: 1) research a cure
for the “quiet killer’’ Diabetes;
2) patient education and 3) Camp
O’Leary for diabetic children, 9-
16 years of age.
HAPPY BIRTHDA Y
Joyce Chapman
from the
Wild Bunch
Lights! Camera! Action! are
the key words for this years
celebration of the 5th annuan
American Diabetes Association
(ADA) and Dress Designer,
Madam “M” Fundraising Benefit
“Vue & Shoppe’’ Fashion Show.
The semi-formal affair will be
held at the Sheraton Hotel-
Airport, 2201 N. 77th E. Ave.,
November 2, 7:00 pm., sponsored
by Style Enterprise.
This years’ showcase of styles
will be illustrated by Rea Blakey,
of KTUL-TV 8, and Ted Terry, of
KVOO Radio. A special an-
nouncement will be made by
Sharlett Ball, Human Rights
Department and a special
presentation by Bob Hower of
KTUL-TV 8, to honor Karrie
Duffy, poster child, ADA Tulsa
Chapter.
This special lighting, camera
ready, action packed fashion
show will feature the Char-
mettes: Christine Robinson, Robin
Mercer, Treva Miller, Yvette
Tappan, Nicole Edwards, Cynthia
Stamps, Tammy Masterson,
Jupena Welch, Kathy Phillips,
Rachel Horsley, Teresa Fuller,
Suzanne Shannahan, and Charms:
Demond Sampson, James Manns,
Robert Janes, Douglas Lovelace,
Herman Carter, Felipe Tillman,
and Blakey Brungardt.
The Charms and Charmetts,
will help you avoid the hustle
MOISTURIZER
Holy Family
Fashion Show set
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to release their first single later
this spring. Dion, vocalist for the
group, sites their main goals are
to do many good things for North
Tulsa, as well as recording.
Sound mix for the group will be
provided by Starfire System.
Members of the group are Ron
Littlejohn, Kevin Steward, Mark
Downing, Derek Williams, Dion
Littlejohn and Kevin Keys.
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Holy Family School Board will
present a “Rainbow of Fashions”
Sunday, at 3 p.m., at the
Sheraton Kensington Hotel, on
71st and Lewis. The program is
a dinner and fashion show to
benefit Holy Family School.
Hobart Benson will present
some of his designer originals.
Patricia Clifton, an experienced
model in the city, will also be a
guest model in the show.
Fashions will be presented from
the John Taubin Furs, Timothy’s
Shoes, and the Voyager Dress
Shop.
For more information, contact
Gloria Nobel, 425-0474 or call
Holy Family School, at 5824X22.
PTSA meeting
McLain PTSA meeting is
scheduled for Thursday, 7:30
p.m., in the McLain cafeteria.
PTSA president, Mrs. Mamie
Knauls, urges all present
members, community neighbors
and friends, and any concerned
patrons to come for the report on
future plans for McLain High
School. .
Vesta LaCour, is publicity
chairman.
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Benefit for North YMCA
The Ultimate Touch, a five
piece band from Tulsa, will
perform October 26, from 10:00
p.m. until 2:00 a.m., at the
Hutcherson Branch YMCA, 1120
E. Pine. Ultimate Touch has
provided the opening act for
Lakeside and The Bar-Kays. This
unique group has performed
mainly in Southwest Oklahoma
and has recorded a disco-single
with B.T, Productions and hope
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Gilstrap,
Club
This Months Special
Workshop set
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584-5003
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Three mountains of Tastee-Freez topped with
rich chocolate, tropical pineapple and fruity
strawberry, mounds of whipped topping, a
maraschino cherry and a big, ripe banana
holding everything together.
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Special good through October 31, 1985
at participating stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Edroy and
Calevea McQuarters, 2623 N.
Quaker, opened their home to
The Northside Garden and
Beautification Club for their
monthly meeting, October 17th.
Ollie Henson was in charge of
the devotion. Business was
conducted by president, Ann
Beck.
meeting.
Birthday wishes were expressed
to Willie Austin, Elease Camper,
Gertrude Polk, Lydia Copeland
and Odessa Stokes, also August
birthday person, Louise Patrick.
These ladies were hostesses for
the evening.
Members celebrating birthdays
in November and December, will
host the November meeting to be
held in the home of Martha
Jones, 2515 N. Garrison.
Ophelia
Reporter.
The Club gave a 1100.00
donation to The Greenwood
Cultural Center and also a
donation to The Heritage Hills
Meals on Wheels.
Plans for the club Christinas
Party was discussed, which will
be held in Stalnaker Hall,
December 19th. Guest lists will
be turned in at the November
Men’s Club benefit
St. Monica’s Mens Club is
sponsoring a Benefit Pre-
Halloween Dance, Saturday,
October 26, at Bradley Hall, 633
E. Newton, from 9 prn.-l a.m.
The proceeds will be used to
repair old out-dated gas pipes at
the Church Complex.
Prizes will be given for best
costumes.
Donations will be accepted
the door.
Entertaining during the
holidays is an American
tradition. To prepare for the
upcoming season, O.S.U.
Extension will offer a “Party
Time’* workshop to be held on
Friday, November 1, 1985, at
11:00 a.m. at the O.S.U.
Extension Center, 4116 East 15th
Street.
Planning, food selection, gar-
nishing and decorating will all be
discussed by Barbara Tricinella,
Tulsa County Extension Home
Economist, as she demonstrates
a variety of dishes for holiday
entertaining.
Workshop participants will
enjoy brunch, as well as, receive
a copy of the “Party Time”
Cookbook compiled by the Tulsa
County Extension Homemakers.
For registration information,
contact the Tulsa County
Extension Center at 584-0471,
Ext.2551.
Oklahoma State University
Cooperative Extension Program
provides educational programs to
individuals regardless of race,
color, national origin, religion,
sex, age, or handicap.
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the Baby Grand
PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE
24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE
428-3268
production
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428-4144
CITY OF TULSA
Female-Minority
Business Directory
G&G
Day Care & Pre-school
Christian Care
Ages 3 mos. - 11 yrs.
High fashions and pretty girls
will be center stage on Sunday at
the Baby Grand when the latest
production of Pamela Smith
Enterprises will be shown. Smith
will present her Pretty Girls
opening the show in a sports
scene featuring fashions from
Woolf Brothers.
The show will also feature
' male models and full figured
51 % of the business must be owned by a
female or minority individual or group.
DEADLINE FOR LISTING; NOVEMBER 15.1985
CONTACT:
CITY OF TULSA
HUMAN RIGHTS SECTION
200 Cl VIC CENTER RM. 208
TULSA,OK.74103
(918) 592-7818
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ladies. Modeling in Sunday’s
be Bonnie
Stewart, Lisa Landry, Yolanda
Revels, Alescia Davis, Denise
McElroy, Sharonda Barre, Sabina
Oates, Marla Langham, Kenneth
McIntosh, Loretta Willis, Kim
Minor, Shelia Moment Colbert,
and Cennie Brown.
Tickets may be purchased at
the Baby Grand or from any
Pretty Girl. Call 425-0386 or 446-
2172 for further information.
Reservations are available. The
show begins at 8 p.m.
A percentage of the proceeds
will go to Mother Tucker.
The City of Tulsa is compiling a directory
of female-minority owned businesses and
firms. The directory will be distributed upon
request.
Thursday, October 24,1985
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