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group m eeting on Thursday nights at 7
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236-3449.
Phoenix RM ng. Portland's gay/lesbian
c ia l grouo for young adults 18 and up,
meets every Wednesday at the First Con­
gregational Church on SW Madison and
Part-: at 7 :30 p.m. Use sid e entrance on
M adison. C a ll 244-3225 for more infor­
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group, meets every Saturday at City
Nightclub, 624 S.W. 13th. Under 21
lesb ia ns, gay men and bisexuals are en­
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service center, is featuring a workshop on
how to Survive Social Situations, or
everything you wanted to know about
sm a ll talk. Half price slid in g scale, you
can't afford to m iss it. Thursday, December
5 at 408 SW 2nd, Suite 412. ca ll 223-8299
to register.
Jud y H ylton leads a Phoenix Rising
sem inar on Financial Survival Skills, a
5-hour c la ss for investments and money
managem ent, Saturday, December 7.
C a ll 223-8299 for more information.
The Bise xu a lity Exp lo ra tio n Group
meets the second and fourth Monday of
each month, at O ld W ives Tales at 8 p.m.
in the Banquet Room.
Pa re n ts and Frie nd s o f Lesb ia ns
and G ays (Parents' FLAG) Meets the
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First M ethodist Church, S.W. 18th and Jef­
ferson at 7 p.m.
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Phoenix Rising features a one-day
w orkshop on Alcohol, Drugs and You.
C o-sponsored by M edical Center Hospi­
tal. C a ll 223-8299 for more information.
Textile artist Martha Zanger's piece
Flicker.
C ynthia Cumfer and Ben M errill lead a
sem inar at Phoenix Risin g on Gay
People and the Law. Th is sem inar w ill
cover living together agreements, m edi­
cal authorizations, powers of attorney ,
w ills, taxes and trusts.
Two sem inars — one Wednesday, De­
cem ber 4th, and Thursday. January 16.
St. Fra nc is School is having a Centen­
nial Christmas G ift Faire, celebrating
the 100th year of St. Francis School on De­
cem ber 8,1985 — 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
This is a fundraiser, and an excellent time
to buy creative, reasonably priced gifts.
St. Fra nc is School is located at 1182 SE
Pine.
O ve re a te r's Anonym ous (O.A.) — for
gay men is now meeting every Tuesday
evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Live and Let
Live C lub on 2403 SE Ankeny. OA is a
se lf-he lp program for men and women
with eating disorders (obesity, anorexia,
and bulim ia ). The program is based on
Thursd a y, Decem ber 5 , 7:30 p.m. at
A lcoholics Anonymous. If you would like
more inform ation regarding O.A., this
meeting, or if you would be interested in
e sta b lishing an O.A. meeting for lesbians,
p lease contact either Kay, 236-6710 or
Tom, 222-5194.
M eeting for worship for lesbian and gay
concerns. Sunday, December 1,11 45,
M ultnomah Monthly Meeting of Friends
4312 S.E. Stark, Portland, Oregon
GM T (G ay Men Together), a non­
m em bership gay support group, meets
W ednesday nights, from 7:15-9:30 at Port­
land State University's Smith Hall in room
229. Spend a relaxing evening meeting
good people, good conversation, some
laughs, and dealing with problem s and
experiences that confront gay, bi, and
heterosexual men.
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G raystone G a lle ry’s Third Annual
Holiday Show w ill open with a reception
Saturday, November 23,1985 from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Refreshments w ill be provided by
Bower’s German Bakery and Deli and
Liquid Assets. The G allery is located at
3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd. Portland. Oregon
97214. The show w ill close Dec. 31,1985.
SPORTS
Frid a y , Decem ber 6. Forest Group
potluck. 6:30 p.m. Bring outdoor slid e s
and ideas for future events. C all Sara at
232-8237. A ll women welcome.
Sa turd a y, Decem ber 7. Forest Group
cross-country ski day. Easy trip. C a ll Kathy
at 1-864-2569. A ll women welcome,
Sunday, Decem ber 22. Forest Group
C hristm as caroling. Join us for egg nog
and m elodious good cheer. C a ll Sarah at
282-6391 A ll women welcome.
M artha Zanger, a textile artist from
Portland w ill have a one-person show at
the V a lley Arts Association, 2022 Main St.,
K a te Clinton
FRIDAY
DECEMBER 6
8 P.M.
Forward fashions for your holidays.
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2510 SE Clinton, Portland, OR
lust around the corner from the
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O ld W ives Tales Restaurant, SE 13th
and Burnside.
W ednesday, Decem ber 11, 7 30 p.m.
at East Avenue Tavern, 727 E. Burnside.
A Benefit for PAND.
Sa turd a y, Decem ber 14, noon, atO M SI
"To yfa ir", 4015 SW Canyon Rd.
Sa turd a y, Decem ber 21, 1 .2 .3 , p.m. at
the Saturday Market. And at 9:30 p.m.
at Prim ary Domain, 1033 NW 16th.
Sunday, Decem ber 2 2 , 1 ,2 ,3 p.m., at
the Prim ary Domain, 1033 NW 16th.
Sunday, Decem ber 2 2 , 1 ,2 ,3 p.m., at
the Saturday Market.
On December 5, Augen G allery w ill
open an exhibiton of lithographs and
etchings by Harold Altman. The opening
w ill be held at the Second S tre e t
location.
The exhibition w ill be open with a re­
ception Thursday. December fifth from
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The public is
welcom e and refreshments w ill be
available.
For further information, please contact
P h ilip Brock or M arjorie Johnson at
228-6020.
AN EVENING OF FEM INIST HUMOR WITH
FA5H ID N
1 -7 Mon.-Fri.
10th year together perform ing satirical
C hristm as carols, poking fun at everything
and everyone from capitalism to Santa
C laus. The Fallen Angel C hoir is a must for
your holiday itinerary. Be sure to catch one
of their follow ing performances:
in Forest Grove from December 1 through
the 31st.
Za ng e r's work is in several private col­
lections throughout the country. The name
of the show is Flyte Patterns. It is an in­
vestigation of Za ng er's inner a b ility to fly.
There w ill be a reception for the artist on
Sunday. December 8th from 3 to 5.
For more information ca ll V alley Art
Association at 357-3703.
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Portland, OR
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