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September 2011
September 30, 2011
FIFTH & TAYLOR ~ DOWNTOWN PORTLAND ..KNOWN AS "STUMPTOWN"
THE LIVERY STABLE.....PORTLAND'S HOUSE OF TRANSPORTATION IN 1894
ANGIE DICKINSON IS 80 TODAY
Burt Bacharach & Angie
Johnny and Angie were an item for a short time.
What a lady! Over 50 movies, TV and her own series "Police Woman" she was one of the most active celebrities in Hollywood. Her life also was filled with sorrow, having a daughter with Burt Bacharach that was a struggle due to mental illness. She committed suicide a few years back. Angie's personal life made the covers of tabloids for years with rumors of a relationship with John F. Kennedy and others!
HILAIRE'S ENCORE RESTAURANT
This was Larry Hilaire's restaurant that was added on to the original old haunt located on SW Washington St where the Marriott Hotel is today. Hilaire's original served up the best breakfast in the city along with lunches and dinners. Larry built the "Encore" next door to attract the higher end evening diners.
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