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KIDS Young Porform ort Workshop begins October 4.3:15-4:15 p.m. at Sunnyside School. 3421 SE Salmon. C la ss format teaches dance, acting, and rhythms. Ages 9-13 yrs. $9/8 weeks. Phone Bob M orris, 280-6228. C ity of Portland Bureau of Parks and Recreation is offering beginners horse back rid ing at Flying "M " Ranch on Oc tober 5,19 and 26th. The fee of $14.00 includes transportation from NE 17th & M ultnomah parking lot at 9:00 a.m., lead ership and the ride. Preregistration required through Outdoor Recreation, 1120 SW 5th, Rm. #502. Portland, 97204, or phone 796-5132. C hild re n’s Health Screening. The M ain C linic of W estern State s C hiro p ra c tic College w ill present a free child ren's health screening in the Gate way area of Portland from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, October 26. The screening w ill include a spinal ex am ination and testing of the heart, lungs, eyes, ears, nose and throat by supervised interns from WSCC. C hildren may receive a dental exam by a local dentist and a comprehensive eye exam by supervied optometry students from Pacific University. The appointm ent w ill include a consul tation and referral to other health care sp e c ia lists if necessary. Appointments are required and may be made by eating 255-6771. ART AND MUSIC “G a zelle Ja zz Hour'' w ill be featured O ctober 8 — October 29 in the Main M all of Portland's New Market V illa g e , at 50 S.W. Second Avenue, from 7-9 p.m. October 8: The M icheál Bard. Cam Newton, Rob Thom as Trio, a unique sa x ophone. accoustic guitar and violin group. No drum s this week! October 15: The Nancy King Quartet, a w ell known Portland group that presents vocal ja zz standards. Octobor 22: The Calvin W alker Band, currently one of Portland's most popular ja zz fusion groups. October 29: Combo C aribe, six mem bers of an eleven member group that sp e c ia lize s in C alypso and the Latin Jazz sound. Portland artists Melinda Thomsnes ex hib its recent works at Portland Community C o lle g e 's North View G allery October 2- 30. The ga llery is located at the PCC Sy I vania Cam pus, 12000 SW 49th Avenue. The public is invited to view the exhibit during college business hours, and to meet the artist at a gallery reception from 7-9 p.m., Wednesday. October 2. Tapestries created by children living in el Batram , Egypt, w ill be featured in an exhibition at the Oregon School of Arts and C rafts from October 10 through Novem ber 7. The exhibition opens with a reception Thursday, October 10, from 5 30- 8:30 p.m. The children, ranging in age from eight to twenty, work d a ily at the Atelier de la Pyram ide. a workshop founded in 1965 by Dr. A m ir Aly, professor of cinematography at C airo University. Their tapestries depict scenes from their everyday life, and are created with wool they have selected and dyed themselves. A ly w ill be in Portland during the exhibi tion, and w ill give a gallery talk on the tapestries on October 15, at 12 noon. Also at noon, Geary Jones and David Johnson, local tapestry artists, w ill discuss the pro cess of creating their collaborative pieces. Hoffman G allery hours are 10-5, Monday through Thursday, and 10-4 Fri day through Saturday. Exhibitions at the Hoffman G allery are supported in part by the Metropolitan Arts Comm ission. Film a and Cinema 21 present Before Stonewall. October 17-22. W ould you believe Ronald Reagan starring in a cross-dressing m usical during the war? How about a silent film whose entire cast was said to be gay? O r the Lavender Cowboy prancing around the W ild West? From the sexual experim enta tion of the Roaring Twenties to the scapegoating of hom osexuals during the McCarthy era, to the historic confronta tion between Gays and police at the Stonew all Inn in Greenwich V illa g e in 1969, Before Stonewall presents a unique, at tim es outrageous portrait of the history of homosexual experience in Am erica. F E M IN IS M L IV E S . . . COUNSELING Adults and Children Families and Couples PATRICIA |. CHANCE, MSW THERAPIST Depression Relationship Issues Personal Transitions Incest Survivors Coming Out Concerns • • Sliding Fee Scale C a te re rs 2£H-8()90 1902 X .W . 2 4 tli • Portland. Oregon 9 7 2 1 0 U nique Fotxl Presentations Ro\ I uni I k *' • 1 'inner' I V n u ' llt'klc « >r 1 ''»it I\ tr tK ' • Private or I W i n c " Fine \ \ me Selections • I .I'tin u ' at A W O M A N 'S P L A C E A Feminist Bookstore and Resource Center 2349 S.E. A n k en y (One block South of E. Burnside) Monday-Friday 11-6/Saturday 12-6 ... .316 S.W. 9th • 223-0767... Just Out, October 1985 ' 2 3 6 -3 6 0 9 Open Noon to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday Wheelchair Accessible • We Accept Major Credit Cards 13
