Congratulations!
just briefs
AIDS forum to air monthly
Bent Communications is producing a
program on local cable channels which the
producers hope will demystify the AIDS
epidemic. The programs will consist of five
10-minute segments featuring technic al-
medical personnel, lay people involved in the
crisis, PWAs and others with HIV infection.
The program will debut on Cable Channel
11 on January 25 from 8 to 9 pm, and will
continue on the fourth Thursday of each
month thereafter. As with most cable
programming, AIDS Forum Live, will be re­
broadcast at other times during the month.
Check local television schedules or call 288-
1515 for more information.
• To John Terrill for closing the sale of the
NE Everett 8-plex.
Portland police bureau seeks
recruits
The Portland Police Bureau is now
accepting applications for the position of
police officer. Applicants must be US citizens
and 21 years of age at date of appointment,
possess a minimum of a high school education
or G.E.D., and have two years of college and J
or post high school training and experience.
For more information, contact the Portland
Police Bureau’s personnel unit at 796-3200.
• To John Terrill and Walt Hogsett for closing
the sale of the SE Pcacock/Belmont 12-plex.
John Terrill
Bridgetown Realty
1431 NE Weidler, Portland OR 97232
287-9370
Starlight Parade float
A meeting to determine the level of
Portland Gay Men’s Chorus
interest in producing a float for the Rose
auditions
Festival Starlight Parade will be held on
Sunday, January 21, at 4 pm at Café Mocha,
The 80-voice Portland Gay Men’s Chorus
4108 NE Sandy. All members of the lesbian
and gay community are urged to attend. Café welcomes new members for its concert with
Grammy Award winning singer, Diane
Mocha is wheelchair accessible.
Schuur. Auditions will be held on the last two
The committee which organized the float
last year does not want to do it again, although Sundays of this month from 4 to 6 pm by
appointment only. Interested persons should
individuals are willing to consult and assist a
call 232-0426. (See Out About Town.)
new group. Cost of the project last year was
Auditioners need not bring prepared
about $8,500, and in addition involved many
materials or accompaniment. Past singing
volunteer hours in fundraising, planning and
experience
and sight reading skills are helpful
organizing.
but not required for the 10-minute audition.
The Lesbian Community Project has been
Participation in the Chorus requires regular
approached to coordinate the project, but
attendance at weekly Monday evening
before a decision is made LCP is seeking
rehearsals.
input from LCP members and from the larger
The concert with Diane Shuur is scheduled
gay and lesbian community regarding the
for April 14 and will feature Schuur alone and
value and relevance of expending energy and
with the Chorus. The April concert will be
money in this direction.
the second of PGMC’s Tenth Anniversary
Many LCP members have already
expressed their feelings about the float
Season.
project; anyone who feels strongly about
doing or not doing a float is encouraged to
AIDS Hotline training dates set
express their opinions at this time. LCP is
encouraging everyone in the lesbian and gay
The Oregon AIDS Hotline will be holding
community to attend the meeting, call the
a training series for new volunteers in January
LCP office at 223-0071 and/or write to LCP,
and February. The training dates are January
PO Box 5931, Portland OR 97228.
20, 27, and February 3.
— Lesbian Community Project
The Oregon AIDS Hotline is a joint
project of Cascade AIDS Project and the
Oregon State Health Division. Begun in
International Women’s Day
1987, the Hotline receives calls from Oregon,
events scheduled
Washington, and other states as well. With a
current average of 600 calls per month, the
The 15 th annual celebration of
Hotline manages HIV-related information and
International Women’s Day in Portland will
referrals. A new Computer Information
be held on March 10 at Portland State
System assists Hotline volunteers with most
University. Organizers are planning a day
calls. The system contains a database of all
with food, crafts, exhibits, poetry, music,
Portland area resources for those concerned
dance, political forums and an evening show.
about HIV. In addition, the system supports
Volunteers for all areas of planning are
the AIDS Compact Library compact digital
needed and committees are now being
disc program containing six interrelated
formed.
databases of information. The Hotline is open
The International Women’s Day planning
seven days a week, with all calls answered by
committee is committed to diversity and
professionally trained volunteers.
encourages all women to become involved.
Hotline volunteers attend 21 hours of
Artists, craftswomen, speakers and others who formal training, followed by 12 hours of
would like to participate may call the PSU
training on the job. The formal training
Women’s Union at 725-4452.
includes segments on basic HIV information,
risk reduction and safer sex techniques, HIV
antibody and antigen testing, medical
treatments, crisis intervention techniques,
Off Our Backs available at
active listening skills, and more. No previous
branch library
experience is required and volunteers are
asked to commit to one four-hour shift on the
Beginning this month, the feminist and
phones each week for six months.
lesbian- and gay-positive periodical. Off Our
The next training will be limited to 20
Backs, will be available at the Belmont
people. Those interested in participating .
Branch of the Multnomah County Library
should call Cascade AIDS Project admini­
system. The Belmont Branch is located at SE strative office and ask for a volunteer appli­
cation (223-5907).
Taylor and 39th Avenue.
All periodicals in the Multnomah County
The Oregon AIDS Hotline phone numbers
Library can be checked out — except for
are 223-2437 for the Metropolitan Portland
Area, and 1-800-777-2437 toll free, statewide. ▼
c'irrent issues.
BRADLEY J. WOODWORTH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
920 CROWN PLAZA • 1500 S. W. FIRST AVENUE
PORTLAND. OREGON 97201
(503) 273-9146
Free Initial Consultation
SERVING THE LEGAL NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
• ACCIDENTS & INJURIES
• WILLS & ESTATES
(NO RECOVERY, NO FEE)
• BUSINESS LAW AND LITIGATION
• CRIMINAL LAW & DUII
• REAL ESTATE
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• LITIGATION IN ALL STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS
BETTER HEALTH CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
"A Total Personal Health Concept"
• Deep Muscle Work
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