1 2 • SUNDAY
Esther’s Pantry/The AIDS Foodbank holds
their annual dinner and auction. Reserva
tions preferred. (C ocktails and auction item
viewing. 5:30 pm. dinner 6:30 pm with oral
auction to follow . DarceHe XV. 208 NW 3rd
Ave.. ($ 15 dinner. $5 ra ffle, available at door
o r In advance).774-2526. Persons with Item s
to donate please ca ll 775-8452.)
Social and networking brunch at the
Dakota Cafe for lesbian college and univer
sity faculty, staff and scholars. The subject of
this w eek's discussion will be theories of
causes of homosexuality. (11 a m -1 pm.
banquet room . 239 SW Broadway.)
Volunteers organizational meeting for
those who wish to bring the Names Project
Quilt to Portland for a World AIDS Day
display. ( 1 pm. Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy,
ca ll Portland Chapter o f the Names Project
for details. 243-1224.)
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2 . THURSDAY
de nada sponsors an exhibition of photo
graphs by Francisco J. Rangel. The subject
of the photos Is Mexican/Americans In the
Northwest. (Opening reception 5-9 pm,
exhibit runs through Sept. 2. 55 SW Taylor.
C hristi Cawood 223-0361)
In Her Image presents The Faces of Eve. a
mask exhibit including the works of Michele
Savelle. Mona Jones Cordell, Elizabeth
Craig. Pat Harrison. Cynthia Upchurch and
Celia Moyer-Lyon. (Opening reception
6-9 pm. exNbtt runs through Sept. 2.3208
SE Hawthorne. Jeri. 231-3726.)
Northwest Film and Video Center
presents Dreams of Hind and Camilla.
Directed by Mohamed Khan, this film traces
the friendship of two exploited servant
women of Cairo, and the subtle ways one
seeks emancipation. (7 and 9:15 pm.
Northw est Rim and Video Center. 1219 SW
Park Ave.. ($4.50 G eneral adm ission. $3.50
m em bers and seniors). 221-1156.)
3 . FRIDAY
Forest Group holds a potluck and general
planning meeting. Women only, bring uten
sils and a blanket. (Potluck 6:30. m eeting
7:30. 231-9486.)
5 • SUNDAY
Northwest Film and Video Center
presents Frederlco Fellini's La Strada, an
Academy Award-winning tale of a simple
woman who is virtually enslaved to a cynical
side-show strong man. (7p m . Northw est Rim
and Video Center. 1219 SW Park Ave..
($4.50 general actnisslon. $3.50 members
and seniors). 221-1156.)
6 • MONDAY
Oregon Fellowship of Reconciliation has
its annual Shadow Project. Shadows are
painted to dramatize human vaporization
by nuclear blast. (Lisa Roegner 233-1853.)
Just o u t l 20 V August 1990
8 • WEDNESDAY
Café Mocha presents Word of Mouth
Theaterhouse. Local talents w ill perform
poetry readings, comedy and theatrical
prose readings. (7:30 pm . 4108 NE Sandy.
$2. 288-9950.)
1 0 . FRIDAY
Echo Theatre and Between, Inc. present a
trio version of Kiken C hin's Between, a
constantly evolving drama dance that
expresses the dynamics of emotion. (Friday
and Saturday. 8 pm . Echo Theatre.
1515 SE 37th Ave.. ($ 10 general. $7 student
adm ission). 231-1232.)
1 1 . SATURDAY_________
Gathering for World Peace w ill be a
benefit concert and commemoration of the
45th anniversary of the bombing of Hiro
shima and Nagasaki. (Noon Aug. 11 to 3
pm. Aug. 12. Ross M ountain farm , C orbett
OR. ($ 12.50 in advance. $ 18 a t the gate,
carpool rates fo r fo ur o r m ore p e r car. $40 in
advance. $60 at the gate. Tickets available
at M usic M illenium . A rtichoke M usic and
Oregon Peace Institute . M ike Barnes.
226-7807.)
National Leather Association General
meeting. (7-9 pm . Em bers. 110 NW Broad
way.)
1 3 . MONDAY
Minnl Bruce-Pratt. award winning author
of Crim es A gainst Nature, will read her work
and discuss lesbian censorship issues. Her
poetry has been attacked by Senator Jesse
Helms. (7:30p m . La d d 's Editions. 1864 SE
Hawthorne. $3. 236-4628.)
Echo Theatre ho lts Sally Shekiow’s The
Sound o f Lesbians. Also appearing are The
Saddle Soars. (8 pm. 1515 SE 37th A ve.. $6 at
the door. 231-1232.)
Open auditions are being held for
Triangle Productions' BENT. Eleven actors are
needed. (2-5 pm through Sunday,
downtown YWCA. 421 SW 6th.)
19 • SUNDAY
Darcelle XV presents Broadway Bound: A
Tribute to the Broadway Musical. The show is
a benefit for the Audria M. Edwards Youth
Scholarship. (Doors open 7:30. show sta rts
8:30. 208 NW 3rd. $3. 222-5338.)
Summertime buffet at Starkey's. A benefit
for OUR HOUSE of Portland, supper w ill be
presented to the sounds of a 5 0 's style
combo. (5-8 pm. $ 15.234-0175.)
Women with Women and Children
sponsors a potluck picnic. (3 pm . Laurelhurst
Park by the playground equipm ent. SE 39th
Ave. and Stark St.. 255-1941.)
20 • MONDAY
Bisexual Community Forum, a rap and
social group for men and women, holds a
general meeting. (7:30 pm . Dakota Cafe.
239 SW Broadway. 236-7234.)
Gay and Lesbian Video Access Project
meeting. (7:30 pm . Portland Cable Access
conference room . 2766 NE M artin Luther
King Jr. Blvd.. W. R. D ali 239-4619.)
1 5 . WEDNESDAY
SisterSpirit holds its Wiccan discussion
group. (7:30 pm. 287-3379.)
1 6 . THURSDAY
Radical Women meets to discuss
eyewitness reports from the Rally for Racial
Equality, held on July 15 In Spokane.
Washington. (6:30 pm . 1100 SW 6th Ave..
conference room A. 249-8067.)
B ill M on roe, the father o f blue grass
music will headline at the country music
festival August 17-19.
photo by mcguwh
1 7 . FRIDAY
2 2 . WEDNESDAY
Just Couples, a social and support group
for gay and lesbian monogamous couples,
holds Its second meeting and a potluck.
(6 pm. downtown YWCA. 1111 SW 10th.
233-4908.)
KBOO night at the East Avenue Tavern.
featuring Unknown Soldiers and Barbara
Bernstein. Proceeds go to support non-profit
community radio KBOO 90.7 FM. (9pm . East
Avenue Tavern. 727 East Burnside. ($5 at the
door). 231-8032.)
Lesbian Community Forum meets at Cafe
Mocha. Topic for discussion is *Our Commu
nity Resources.' (7:30 pm . 4108 NE Sanely.
$1 donation, interp reter needed. 288-9950.)
Western States Chiropractic College
offers health checkups fo r women admini
stered by fourth year interns under the
supervision of chiropractic physicians. Fee
Includes pap smear, breast and spinal
exam, and urinary lab test. Appointments
are necessary. (9 a m -1 pm . 2900 N E 132nd.
$10.255-6771.)
Hospice House sponsors the second
Benefit Invitational G olf Tournament.
Banquet and Auction. (For entry form s
contact Hospice House. 6171 SW C apitol
Highway. 244-7890.)
Lesbian teenagers will compete in the
annual Ms. Leather and Lace Pageant.
(Doors open 10 pm . pageant sta rts 11 pm.
C ity Nightclub. 13 NW 13th. 224-2489.)
ORGASM sponsors a costume banquet
and dungeon party. This party is being
organized by Society for Creative Anachro
nism (SCA) members. (8 pm -4 am. 333 NE
Hancock. 228-6935.)
Portland Power and Trust meeting for
women only. (Darryn 284-4174.)
Cascade AIDS Project (CAP) holds a
photo shoot Models who would like to be
featured in brochures, ads and posters are
needed. No experience necessary. (Dan
223-5907.)
Lesbian A rt. a video short produced by
Miriam Fougere. will be shown at the Urban
Art Retreat/Uz Long Gallery. Mystery second
feature, popcorn and soft drinks available.
(7 pm. 1833 NE Second. 281-5386.)
Loving Men, a workshop for male
couples, w ill be held at Breitenbush retreat
center. (Through Aug. 19. Breitenbush Hot
Springs. 90 m iles Southeast o f Portland. $200-
$550 p e r person slid ing scale. Ed o r Randy
(206)463-2631 o r to re g iste r can 854-3314 or
send a $ 100 deposit to Breitenbush. PO Box
578. D etroit. OR 97342.)
18 • SATURDAY
Cascade AIDS Project (CAP) sponsors
session I of training to be a sexspert Become
a safer sex expert (10 am- 6 pm. Dan
223-5907.)
2 3 . THURSDAY
Tom Cheek Quintet performs at Echo
Theatre. (8 pm. 1515 SE 37th Ave.
($6 a t the door). 231-1232.)
Positively Fourth Street presents Terry
Baum’s "One Fooi," or How I Learned to Stop
Worrying and Love the Dutch. (8 pm .
265 4th Street. Ashland. OR. ($5 at the door).
535-5267.)
2 4 . FRIDAY
Jim Pepper, a renowned native American
jazz saxophonist, makes a rare US appear
ance to benefit KBOO 90.7 FM. (9p m . N orth
west Service Center. 1819 NW Everett.
($9 members. $ 10 general. G I Jo e ’s/Tlc k-
etm aster outlets). 231-8032.)
Friends of Cathedral Forest sponsors
Concert in the Forest Weekend, which
educates about O regon's ancient forests.
The weekend features music, guided hikes,
displays and booths. (Runs through Aug. 26.
(suggested donation $8 per day per person.
$ 15 per weekend per person). PO Box 482.
Salem. OR. 97308. 585-8551. Volunteers
needed, ca ll Tracy 234-8826.)