July 1990
Julie Diamond and Dawn Menken.
Ph D s lead a weekend seminar in
process-oriented psychology, focusing on
unconventional and alternative relationships
and life styles. ( July 13 through 15.228-0044
o r 243-2143.)
Funny Ladles Afternoon Tea and Posey
Society is a social organization of gay
women 35 and over that offers monthly
get-togethers. Including trips to the theater,
concerts, skiing, swimming and potiuck
dinners. (231-8712.)
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance of PCC will
meet this summer at the Sylvanla Campus.
(12-1 pm. Pine Room. 244-6111. extension
4361.)
GALA of Eastern Oregon State College
meets twice each month. (7 pm. second
and fourth Tuesdays. Hoke H a ll Rm 309.
La Grande.)
Body Moves presents Men, Motion and
Meditation, a movement workshop with
Vincent Martinez. No previous movement
experience necessary. ( 11:15 a m -12:30 pm.
918 SW Yam hill. Ju ly 7. August 4 and
Septem ber 8. $ 10. (part o f which Is returned
to the gay com munity). 227-3578.)
GALA of Oregon State University meets
every Tuesday. (7 pm . Women 's Center.
Benton Annex.)
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Cris Williamson and Tret Fare are part of the entertainment at the Pacific Northwest
Women’s Music Jamboree July 6-8 in Bellingham, Wash. Call 232-9907 for more
information.
Loving Men, A Weekend Workshop for
Male Couples will be held at Breltenbush
Retreat Center August 17-19. Participants
will explore Intimacy, sexuality and commu
nication skills with other couples. Workshop
led by Randy Fitzgerald. MS and Ed Swaya.
MA. ((206)463-2631.)
M etropolitan Community Church basement.
1644 NE 24th. m ailing address. PO Box 6352.
Portland. OR 97228.232-1038.)
Phoenix Rising sponsors the seventh
Women In the Woods. There will be work
shops, hotsprlngs. steam sauna.hiking and
o\- -lactic vegetarian meals, all In a natural
se.,,ng. (Bretltenbush (10 m iles North o f
D etroit. O re.). $ 110-$ 165 p er person slid ing
scale. 333 SW 5th Ave.. Suite 404. 223-8299.)
Adventure Group meets In front of Lloyd
Center Cinemas every Sunday morning for
hiking, cross-country skiing or bicycling,
depending on the weather. Activities are
free of charge and are open to gay men
and lesbians. (Recorded m essage. Friday
through Sunday. 248-9474.)
Men by the Sea, sponsored by Phoenix
Rising, facilitates meeting new people and
sharing a weekend with friends. There will be
hiking, workshops, games, boating and
ovo-lactic vegetarian meals. (W estw ind
(North o f Lincoln City). Nov. 12-14. $95 to
$ 145 slid ing scale covers housing. Insurance
and m eals. 223-8299.)
Ample Opportunities organizes many
activities for large women. Swimming
Tuesday and Thursday evenings through
June 12. Fee is $2-3 sliding scale. Bike riding
and instruction, first and third Saturdays.
(645-0497.)
Lesbian Community Project needs
volunteer support for this year's softball
tournament. Call If you would like to help
with publicity, awards, t-sh lrts. umpires,
scheduling, graphics and organizing a
social. (Lesbian Comm unity Project.
223-0071.)
The Oregon State Bar provides a free
legal Information service with recorded
messages on a variety of topics Including
gay rights. The service is accessible from
touch-tone phones. For information on a
specific topic, press the four digit code
when your call is answered. (In Portland caU
620-3000; k, Oregon ca ll (800) 452-4776: fo r
the gay rig hts tape, p ress '7 0 6 8 " when your
ca ll Is answered.)
Outside In sponsors an AIDS prevention
needle exchange program. Bring in a dirty
hypodermic needle and receive a new one
In exchange. You must be 18 or older.
(3 -7 pm. 1236 SW Salm on. 223-4121.)
A toll-free telephone service helps
people with AIDS determine if they are
eligible for government-sponsored experi
mental treatment programs. (Weekdays.
(800) TRIA LS-A .)
Positively Fourth Street presents Cramps
by Carolyn Gage. It w ill be an evening of
radical feminist theater with scenes from The
Mother of us All by Gertrude Stein. (8 pm.
Friday and Saturday. Ju ly 20 and 21.265
Fourth Street. Ashland. OR. ($7 at the door).
535-5267.)
Lesbian Community Project holds its fifth
LCP Softball Tournament. Event is wheelchair
accessable (assistance may be required for
restroom use). (8:30 am -8:30pm . Ju ly 21 and
22. Delta Park.)
G R O U P S
ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power)
meets twice monthly to discuss the lack of
attention, education, and research on AIDS
and plan actions on this agenda. This month
only meetings win be held on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
(7-8:30 pm. first and tN rd Wednesdays.
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Asian Pacific Islander Lesbians and Gays
Is a local social support group for Aslans and
the Pacific Islanders community. (224-4647.
231-7906).
Ballroom dancing for lesbians is for both
beginning and advanced dancers.
(Larinda. 236-9633.)
Bisexual Community Forum's Women
Only Group meets twice monthly. (First
Mondays. 7 pm. Dakota Café Egyptian
Room, first Fridays. Café Mocha. 4108 NE
Sandy Blvd.. ca ll fo r details. 236-7234.)
Bisexual Community Forum, a rap and
social group for men and women meets
second and fourth Mondays, third Monday
planning meeting. (7:30pm . Dakota Café.
239 SW Broadway. Egyptian Room, ca ll for
detaMs. 236-7234.)
Caté Mocha is an alcohol-free space
where you can dance and play. Open
Thursday through Sunday. Café Mocha has
video games, pool tables, a dance floor
and quiet spaces. (4 108 N E Sandy Blvd.)
Cascade Guild—Health Care Chapter is
a networking group for gay and lesbian
medical, social, and mental health workers
that meets monthly. (Hazel. 636-0509. o r
C hris. 297-4314.)
Cascade Union of Educators (CUE) Is a
social and support group for gay teachers
and others involved In education. There are
potlucks. parties, speakers and other
programs. (Katie. 288-2943.)
Clatsop County AIDS Coalition is a
community based organization for men to
educate and give support to persons who
are HIV-positive, their families and loved
ones. (Daymon G. Edwards. 325-4321.
extension 0400.)
Closet Cleaning Group is an ongoing
coming out group with weekly meetings
sponsored by Phoenix Rising. (Saturdays.
228-8299.)
Co-dependents Anonymous for Gay
Men and Lesbians meets weekly. (Sundays.
8-9:30 pm. Live and Let Live Club. 2403 SE
Ankeny. 231-3760.)
Coalition for Human Dignity Is a group of
concerned citizens dedicated to actively
combatting hate-group activity. (7 pm. first
and third Thursdays. King Neighborhood
Fa cility. 4815 NE 7th. 287-6334 or 235-4211.)
Columbia AIDS Resources. (PO Box 1103.
Hood River. Oregon.97031 or caU 386-3381
o r 296-3700.)
Columbia Gorge Social Group is for gays
and lesbians of all ages. Activities include
potlucks. outdoor activities and recreational
functions. Meetings are twice a month, and
support group discussions are weekly.
(Contact Jon. 296-5700.)
Corvallis AIDS Support Group is a
counseling and support group for people
diagnosed as HIV-seropositive. New
members may Join at any time. (4-6 pm.
Thursdays. C all Liz. 754-4317. o r Karen.
758-3000.)
Cowlllz-Wahkiakum Heath District AIDS
Program provides services for people with
AIDS or who are HIV-positive. Included are
counseling, testing and support groups.
(Delores M. Kropf. (206) 425-7400.)
Employees Association of Gays and
Lesbians of US West (EAGLE) is an informal
group of gays and lesbians who offer one
another support. The group Is for all phone
company employees. (621-3233.)
Esther’s Pantry provides food and
clothing to those who have AIDS or ARC. As
an additional service. Tod 's Corner, estab
lished in memory of Tod Hutchins, provides
clothing and other household Items for
clients. (Bonny Johnson. 289-3370.)
Gay and Lesbian ABC/WIBC Sanctioned
Bowling Leagues meet weekly. New
members always welcome. (7pm . Fridays,
ca ll Rich. 231-0571.)
Gay and Lesbian Helpline is operated by
the Lavender Network out of Eugene.
(4 p m -8 am. TDD. 4 p m -10 pm. (Eugene)
683-C HA T o r (800) 333-C HA T.)
Gay and Lesbian Youth Forum meets
weekly. All those 21 and under who wish to
learn more about themselves and what it
means to be a part of the gay community is
welcome. (Thursdays. 8 pm . C ity Nightclub.
13 NW 13th Avenue. 224-2489.)
Gay and Lesbian Youth Forum meets
weekly. All those 21 and under who wish to
learn more about themselves and what It
means to be a part of the gay community
welcome. (Thursdays. 8 pm . C ity Nightclub.
13 NW 13th Avenue. 224-2489.)
Gay Men’s ACOA meetings are for men
who were raised In alcoholic or other dys
functional homes. (7:30-9 pm. Tuesdays. Uve
and Let Uve Club. 2403 SE Ankeny.
231-3760.)
Gay Scuba Group is for everyone
Interested in scuba diving In the Northwest.
(Gay Scuba. PO . Box 512. Tualltan. OR
97062.)
Gay Sports Fans, group discount tickets
are now available for the 1990 Oregon Duck
football season. (Brant. 236-1252.)
Gentle Giants of Oregon Is a new social
club started for fat gay men and their
admirers. A monthly newsletter Is available
for members and prospective members.
(W rite Jim c/o Gentle G iants o f Oregon. PO
Box 412. W llsonville. OR 97070.)
Homophile is a gay. lesbian and bisexual
support group for the Lewis and Clark
College community. (Fridays. 5:30 pm.
Ubrary Conference Room.)
Equity Foundation is an Oregon based
non-profit, public foundation, existing to
ensure the prosperity of gay and lesbian
health, cultural and service organizations.
(PO Box 8607. Portland. OR 97207. 228-5825.)
HUB is an organization formed to serve
the sexual minority community by facilitating
better sharing of community resources, both
human and material. Many opportunities to
be involved with the community. (C all
235-1356 for m eeting places and tim es.)
Feminist women’s book discussion group
Is hosted weekly by Laughing Horse
Bookstore. (7:30-9:30 pm . 1322 NW 23rd
Ave.)
Jewish Lesbian/Fem lnists holds monthly
activities. (C all 231-7383.)
Forest Group. All Forest outings are
cooperative ventures. Participants are
responsible for providing their own equip
ment and choosing outings appropriate for
their skill and fitness level. Women only.
July 6: Potiuck and planning meeting, back
packing trip.
July 11 : Urban evening walk.
July 15: Hike up King Mountain.
July 20: Backpacking trip.
July 2S: Hike in Slve r Falls State Park.
July 29: Rafting on the Gilbert River.
FREEDOM is a discussion and support
group for lesbians committed to living
outside the lim its and structures of monog
amy. All woman loving women striving for
emotional and sexual freedom are
welcome. (Diana. 287-8102 o r 282-3621.)
K -9 Club is for gay men who enjoy
outings with other gay men and their dogs.
Meets second and fourth Sundays.
(285-2986.)
KBOO 90.7 FM. community radio,
broadcasts Bread and Roses, a weekly
feminist/lesbian public-affairs program;
Womansoul, a program of w om en's music.
Detour, an International gay and lesbian
public-affairs show and *5 1 % '. a show
about women and society. (Bread and
Roses. Tuesdays. 9 -1 0 pm : W omansoul.
Fridays. 10 p m -1 am : Detour. Wednesdays.
4 -4 :4 0 pm : '5 1 % '. W ednesdays. 3:30-4:30
pm. 231-8032.)
L-9 Club is for lesbians who enjoy outings
with other lesbians and their dogs. (Second
Sundays. 1 pm. M ount Tabor Park. Salm on
Street entrance, near W ater Bureau
building, bring ideas for outings.)
just out T 1 9 T July 1990