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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1987)
' ----- r"? I a i I* *~i ü -v .^ “I There w ill be a free introductory lecture on fasting tonight at 7 p.m. at the Portland Naturopathic C linic, 11231 S.E. Market St. A seven-day supervised vege table broth fast w ill begin on Thursday, July 9 for all interested individuals. For more information call 255-7355. WEDNESDAYS WEDNESDAY In Her Image, a gallery of women's art, is displaying visionary and ritual art in a show entitled Journeys Inward. The gallery is located at 233 NE 28th and is open Monday through Fridays, 12 p.m.- 7 p.m., Saturdays, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. The cur rent show features works by Suzan Luna Braun, handpainted silk; Rhoda Fleish man, pottery and goddess wall hangings by Ellen Fishbem. The New Rose Theatre ends its 1986- 87 season in high spirits with "W ild Oats," an exuberant comedy which has drawn critical raves and SRO crowds from London to Ashland. Tonight's performance is at 8 p.m. The play continues Wednes days through Sundays through July 18 and is $10.00.904 SW Main Street, 224-2487. The Big Bang Presents. An Exhibition o 1 Fine A rt Under $10,000.00. Featuring re cent works by E.X.L., a Portland artist. All New Works. Paintings and Freestanding. Beginning today through July 27th. Open Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., 616 SW Park Avenue. (Absolutely, positively, nothing over $10,000.00!) Today through July 31, Art Down the A l ley presents Fish and Other Watertlfe A rt Show. 3764 SE Hawthorne Blvd. THURSDAY "Fleeting Glimpses.' etchings by Tanaka Ryohei opens tonight 6-9 p.m., at C a rte r Arcand Gallery. Capturing everyday scenes ranging from thatched roofs in meticulous realism to abstractions of tree branches or layers of a crumbling w all, T. Ryohei's prints provide an intimate view of Japan's countryside. The show runs through August 4th, 1318 N.W 23rd Avenue, Tuesday-Friday Noon-5 p.m. or by appointment, 274-0121. Tonight there w ill be a general meeting of the Portland Control America Solid a rity Committee at 7 30 p.m., Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 NE Hancock. The Columbia Theatre Company pre sents the Phoenix Theatre production of The Real Inspector Hound, tonight at 8 p.m. Performances continue Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundys at 2 p.m. through July 19. Adm ission $8.00, Sunday shows $7.00. Over 65 and under 12, $7.00, Sundays "2 for 1." 2021 SE Hawthorne Blvd., 232-7005. ► SATURDAY This particular holiday can be a hazardous one for your pet. If your pet is frightened by fireworks, the following sug gestions w ill help get you and your pet safely through the Fourth of July holiday period. Obtain suitable tranquilizers from your veterinarian at least two weeks prior to the fourth of July. Read and follow label directions carefully. DO NOT use tran PassInA ri: A Theatre Company will present Sp lit Second, a forceful new drama, by Dennis McIntyre tonight through July 26th at the Interstate Fire house Cultural Center (5340 N. Interstate Portland 1 Fnaays and Saturdays at 8 o m. witn Sunaav matinees at 2 p.m. usr O ut. 16 July. IV • FRIDAY Perform ance 1987, a collaboration between Gregg Bielemeier (choreogra phy), Storto (Costumes), and Philip Sylves ter (sets), performed by Joan Findlay and Gregg Bielemeier. At The Northwest Service Center, 1819 N.W. Everett Street, Portland, OR, tonight and tomorrow, 9 p.m. Tickets $5, available at the door. This project has been funded by the Metropolitan Arts Commission. Humor, experimental dance and large scale paintings which serve as sets and complimentary costumes. A total visual entertainment. The Forest Group is sponsoring a ra ft ing weekend on the Klamath River, today through Sunday. Raft rental is $10/ day. C all Sherry at 288-9510 for more information. Oregon Public Broadcasting, Channel 10 in Portland, w ill a ir Not All Parents are Straight Profiles of six fam ilies in which children are being raised by gay and les bian parents, using the child's perspec tive to provide a candid look at the com plex social and emotional issues. Today, from 4 30-6:30 p.m. Rosetown Ram blers and the International sounds of Lone Star in the ballroom of the Portland Hilton Hotel MONDAY There w ill be a meeting tonight of the Im perial Sovereign Rose Court of Ore gon at cmoers Avenue, 7 30 D.m. Sam Weis performs Sunday the 12th at the Prim ary Domain. about our lives as fat lesbians. Fat Les bians only (for time 8t place call 232-1108 or 643-9345). The Im perial Sovereign Rose Court sponsors the Salem Turnabout at Show- place tonight. YARD SALE! Metropolitan Community Church of the Gentle Shepherd w ill be holding a Yard Sale on the NW comer of N. Lombard and N. Ida, today, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Contributions are welcome. Call 232-2512. Pick-up of large items can be arranged. 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Art Down the Alley. C all 233-9112 to register. The Portland Healing and Educational Foundation Center for the Healing Arts presents a Summer Psychic Fair, today from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. $16 entitles you to an all-d ay pass and adm ission to lectures which include topics such as Karma, Your Sp irit Guides, Healing with Crystals and Gemstones and Astrology and Tarot. 3819 SE Belmont, 238-1604. Pink Noise, Seattle’s all-woman band, debuts in Portland tonight at the Northwest Artists Workshop dance party. The double b ill with local favorites Tutu Band starts at 8:30. NWAW is located at 522 NW 12th. C all 220-0435 for more information. “Are the Sta rs Out Tonight?” The SUNDAY fpSPil: Recyling: Women Making Money in the Used Goods M arketplace today, If fireworks go off while you are with your pet, speak to your pet calm ly and re assure him /her with gentle petting. If you leave your pet unattended at home during the Fourth of July holiday period, it is best to keep it inside. Some pets w ill jum p over fences or dig out of a yard if frightened by fireworks. Independence Show opens today at Art Down the Alley, 3764 SE Hawthorne. A Mary Mason Carr offers a workshop q uillize rs prescribed fo r humans on your pet! Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs present western dancing to the FRIDAY Gay Men Together meets tonight, 7 to 10 p.m. to discuss Im possible Relation ship s: Loving the Wrong Man (why love a straight man or a psycho?) Portland State University, Smith Center, Room 230, SW Broadway at Montgomery St., Greg 224-2017. r Raintree Empire and MCC of the Gentle Shepherd of Vancouver are sponsoring a fund-raising comedy show and Chinese auction today at The North Bank Tavern, 106 W. 6th, Vancouver. Door at 8 p.m., show at 9 p.m. $2 cover; $1 minimum bid at the auction. MC's are Carol Merrill and A lexis XI of Vancouver. Funds are be ing raised to send Vancouver's represen tatives to the UFMCC/Dignity Joint Con ference in Miami Beach, Fla., mid-July. Tonight, the Forest Group w ill hold its monthly potluck at 6:30 p.m., followed by a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Bring ideas for summer events. C all Catherine at 231-5775 for more inforamtion. Zulu Spear, a band of South African expatriates bring their upbeat, percussive world beat music to Pine Street Theatre (SE 9th at Sandy), tonight at 9 p.m. Tickets $5 at the door. SUNDAY The Forest Group and the Gay Men’s Walking Group make an outing today to Lost Lake. C all Barbara for more informa tion, 235-5827. Sam W eis. Seattle musician, w ill perform at the Prim ary Domain tonight at 8 p.m. Adm ission is $4.00.1033 NW 16th. SOLA, Southern Oregon Lambda Asso ciation w ill be holding a yard sale today from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A ll money raised will go to help fund the AIDS Hotline. C all Chris in Medford, 855-9625 for more information. WEDNESDAY SATURDAY T anight Great Womyn sponsors c Rap on Fat: evening of discussion and sharing Gay Men Together meet tonight, 7-10 p.m. to discuss Church Chat: Is Being Gay Soecial? (Conflicts with a Christian up o ring ing .) See listing on July 8