The Life & Times of Harvey Milk and
Before Stonewall play at Cinema 21 in
honor of Lesbian Gay Pride Week. C all
theatre for showtim es, 223-4722. NW 21st
& Hoyt. Through June 14.
1 5 _______ SUNDAY
Jane Siberry performs tonight at Sta rry
Night, 8 NW 6th. Tickets are $9, and are
a va ila b le at G.l. Joe's, G a lleria Jean
M achine, and Everybody's Records.
Let's bow l over convention expenses at
the Father's Day Bow ling party benefit for
this fa ll's Pa re nts FLAG convention, 1:00
at Pro -300 Lanes, 3031 SE Powell Tickets
are $10, and entitle me nolders to tnree
gam es of bow ling and a fun afternoon. To
sa y nothing of the p rize s.. . .
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TUESDAY
Le sb ia ns and gay-positive women are
invited to celebrate Lesbian and Gay
Pride by attending a discussion on "Sexu
a lity " during the Lesbian Forum, 7:30
p.m. at W estm inster Presbyterian Church,
1624 NE Hancock. The Lesbian Forum was
begun in M ay 1981 as an open, supportive
pla ce for women to d iscuss topics of in
terest. Services provided at the Forum
include w heelchair access at the 16th
Street entrance (door is attended from
7:00 to 7:25), supervised childcare and
inform ation tables for flyers, business
ca rds, etc. To help defray costs, the sug
gested donation is $2 (more or less is O.K.).
Look fo r the Lesbian Forum Voter Registra
tion Booth at the Lesbian and Gay Pride
'86 Ra lly, Saturday, June 21! The Forum
Pla nning Comm ittee needs interpreters
for the deaf and hearing impaired. Please
see C la ssifie d A ds for details.
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THURSDAY
The fina l play of the IFCC Theatre's
m ulti-cultural theatre season w ill be Star
ing Back, opening at 8 p.m. at the Inter
state Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N,
Interstate Avenue and continuing through
July 20.
The IFCC presents the Oregon Premiere
of this unique comedy revue, which was
o rig ina lly produced by C hicago's Second
City and the Schwab Rehabilitation Clinic.
W ritten by Susan Nussbaum and Law
rence Perkins, this hila rious and zany re
vue stars both d isab led and able-bodied
actors who m anage through comedy to
turn a ll the cliches concerning d isa b ilitie s
upsid e down. Reviews of the Chicago
production called the play "everything a
good revue should be: smart, funny, sharp
ly pointed and fast m oving" and "fille d
with wonderful moments, a special
evening of comedy that w ill keep you
laughing ."
Staring Back plays at 8 p.m. Thursday.
Frid a y and Saturday, and at 2 p.m. Sun
day. Tic ke ts are $8 on Thursday and Sun
day, and $9 on Frid ay and Saturday. To
m ake reservations, please call the IFCC
at 2 4 3 -7930 (voice or TTY).
com m unity can successfully organize tor
an A ID S cure, despite government and
m edical obstruction and right wing-
insp ired panic w ill be discussed by trade
unionist and gay activist Jonathan Foe,
2 :30 p.m ., at the M usicia n's Union Hall, 325
NE 20th. Door donation $2.00, low-income
$1.00. A d elicious brunch w ill be served for
$5.00 at 1:00 p.m. and a social w ill follow
the discussion. Sponsored by Radical
Wom en and the Freedom So c ia list
Party. For inform ation ca ll 249-8067 or
249-1710. W heelchair accessible.
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THURSDAY
We re Not Going To Take It. Video
chronicling em battled local P-9's strike
ag a inst Hormel is presented at the next
Ra d ic a l Women meeting Can P-9's
m ilita nt orga nizing galvanize the labor
movement and reverse the trend of give-
back contracts nationwide? Join us at
6 :3 0 p.m. at the Multnomah County Cent-
1________TUESDAY
Zonnie J. Bauer and Dancers perform
Woven Cultures, a dance concert of
row night at 8:00 at the First Congrega
tiona l Church, 1126 SW Park Ave. Tickets
are $10.00.
A Woman’s Place Bookstore is now
open at 1431 NE Broadway. They are
celebrating their new location a ll through
the month of June. Today, a sp a rkling re
ception from 5-8 p.m. at the new store,
stop in and say hi!
The Double Epidemic: AIDS And
Anti-Gay Hysteria How the gay
SATURDAY
a ca ppella ensem ble, w ill perform folk
songs of Eastern Europe at 7 30 p.m. at the
Balkan Restaurant/C afe Inernational on
NW Broadway and G lisan. A dm ission is
$3 or 2 for $5. Authentically prepared and
d elicious dinners are priced from about
$4 to $8. Doors open at 6 30 p.m. For reser
vations, phone 224-5014. For more infor
m ation, phone 246-7935.
The Prim a ry Dom ain hosts a Summer
Solstice Party to kick off Lesbian and
G ay Prid e Week. No-holds-barred party
tim e introducing, from Eugene, The
Transistors, a rock and rhythm dance
group. Long Island Iced Tea Specials.
After Hours plus. $4 at the door
Friends of Multnomah County Library
and W illam ette Week present Virginia
Woolf: A Spark of Fire tonight and tomor
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Sla vic Voices a four-woman
2 0 ________ FRIDAY
o rig in a l w orks based on South America
featuring Bra zilia n m asters perform ing the
m a rtia l art/dance C apoeira, June 20,21,
22, and 2 7 ,2 8 at 8 p.m. (Echo) and July
2 4 ,2 5 ,2 6 at 9 p.m. (PSU). June perform
ances at Echo Theater, 1515 SE 37th &
Hawthorne. C a ll 231-1232 for reservations.
July perform ances at Shattuck Studio The
ater, Portland State University, SW C ollege
and Broadway. C a ll 229-3131 for inform a
tion. $6.00 for adults, $5.00 seniors, PSU
students at PSU. Both locations are wheel
c h a ir accessible. For more information
c a ll 231-1232 or 238-1366.
rig hts protection in em ploym ent, housing,
and p ub lic accom m odations), the ACLU
is d eveloping strategy for a sim ila r victory
here in Oregon.
Learn about the lobbying process and
how a b ill becom es law. What does an
om nibus Lesbian/G ay rights b ill really
m ean? How would it affect our lives?
W hat are our chances9 How can we get
involved?
Com e and listen to C om m issioner
Kafoury and Ms. Remington address
these issues and d ialogue with the Le s
bian Community. There w ill be tim e for
your questions.
Follow ing the presentation w ill be an
inform al reception for Gretchen and
Stevie. Refreshm ents and conversation
w ill be served Please plan to attend this
exciting evening in conjunction with
Lesb ia n/G a y Pride Week
Jane Siberry at Starry Night June 15.
ra l Library, 801 SW 10th Avenue. Everyone is
welcome. For more inform ation call
249-8067. W heelchair accessible.
2 7 ________ FRIDAY
County C om m issioner Gretchen
Kafoury, a long-tim e supporter of
Le sb ia n/G a y Rights, and Stevie Rem
ington, Executive Director of the Am eri
can C ivil Liberties Union (ACLU) w ill speak
to the Lesbian Comm unity and its friends
at 8:00 p.m. at the M etropolitan Com
m unity Church (MCC). The evening,
hosted by the Lesb ia n Com m unity Pro
je c t w ill be devoted to d iscussion of the
new Lesb ia n/G a y rights b ill targeted for
1987.
Based on recent success in W isconsin
(the only state to have Lesbian/G ay c ivil
At 8 p.m. at Arlene Schnitzer C onceit
Ha ll, SW Broadway at M ain Street, The
Po rtla n d Gay Men’s C horus with con
ductor David York jo ins The San Fra n
cisco Gay Men’s Chorus with conductor
G regg Tollm an.
Topping off the C horus' sixth season, we
w ill sing with the gay chorus that started
the entire gay choral movement. The San
Francisco Gay M en's Chorus m akes its first
Portland appearance at the Arlene
Schnitzer Concert Hall.
Each chorus w ill sing a variety of songs
includ ing show tunes, pop and cla ssica l.
Then the com bined forces of more than
150 voices w ill fill the hall with thrilling
sounds and the sp irit w ill be irre sistib le ' $8
m ain floor and balcony tickets. $12 dress
c irc le and m ezzanine. Tickets a vailable
at C.C. Slaughter's, Forward Gear.
Sta rke y's 3. The Prim ary Dom ain, Dugan's,
Turntable M ary's, The Abbey, The Store.
Ham burger M ary's and C ivic Auditorium
Box Office.
PUBLIC
INTEREST
A ffirm a tio n , an educational, social,
and fe llo w ship group serving lesbian and
gay Latter-D ay Saints since 1977, is once
a g a in an active and via b le organization
in the Portland area. For inform ation con
tact A ffirm ation, PO Box 400200. Portland,
O R 97240-0200. O r c a ll 648-4218 or
281-2654
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Just Out. June 1986
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