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Le sb ia n s O v e r 3 5 S u p p o rt G ro u p meets
weekly to offer general support to lesbians over 35.
We now have over 30 members ranging In age from
75-35. Walk-Ins welcome. (Fridays. 7:30 pm. LCP
office. 253-4516.)
H IV D ay Cantar provides personalized day care,
basic nursing services, daily lunch and snacks, ac­
tivities and resource referrals to persons with HIV
disease or AIDS In a warm non-Judgmental environ­
ment. Fees are based on a sliding scale and no one
is turned away for lack of funds. (8 am-6 pm. Mon­
day through Friday. 3835 S W Kelly St.. 223-
3444.)
H IV O pen Com m unity of Lifo, an AIDS sup­
port group, meets in Salem to provide a supportive
peer group for HIV disease concerns. (7:30 pm-
9 pm, Fridays. Room 273. Building 3. Chemeketa
Junior College. Lancaster Blvd., Salem. Pat. 393-
1520. or Ron. 472-2480.)
Homophilo is a gay. lesbian and bisexual support
group for the Lewis and Clark College community.
(Fridays. 5:30 pm. Library Conference Room.)
H U B 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. (Call 235-1356 fo r meeting places
and times.)
International C a y Panpale (IG P ) is for gays
and lesbians who are interested in corresponding
with people having similar Interests In such diverse
locales as Israel. India. Malaysia. Japan. England.
France. Denmark. Sweden, etc. (IGP. Suite 320.
Box 7304, North Hollywood. Calif. .91603.)
leolated W om en support and social group is
now forming for lesbians who have been called
aloof and boring or Just been ignored. (231 -9589.)
Je w is h Leebiane/Fem iniete holds monthly
activities. (Call 231-7383.)
Ju s t Couplee. a social and support group for
lesbian and gay couples holds its monthly business
meeting the second Saturday of the month. The
meeting is followed by a dessert potluck. (7 pm.
YWCA. 1111 S W 10th. Call 233-4908.)
K -9 C lub is for gay men who enjoy outings with
other gay men and their dogs. Meets second and
fourth Sundays. (285-2986.)
K B O O 00.7 FM . community radio, broadcasts
Bread and Roses, a weekly feminist/lesbian
public-affairs program: Womansoul. a program of
women s music. Detour, an international gay and
lesbian public-affairs show, and ‘ 51% ". a show
about women and society. (Bread and Roses.
Tuesdays. 9 -1 0 pm; Womansoul. Fridays. 10
pm-1 am; Detour, Wednesdays. 4 -4 :4 0 pm;
’ 51%". Wednesdays. 3:30-4.30 pm. 231-8032.)
Kaiser P arm aiw nto'a gay and lesbian employ­
ees are starting a support group to work for quiet
and positive change. (245-7853)
Lavender W inds is a newly forming group of gay
and lesbian kite flyers, and those with an interest In
kites. (Mark or Brian. 206-896-6190.)
Lesbian C o m m u n ity F o ru m meets fourth
Wednesdays. It is wheelchair accessible. An Inter­
preter is needed. (7 :3 0 -9 pm. C arol Steinel,
235-1356.)
Lesbian C o m m u n ity P ro je c t provides out­
reach. networking and other services to the lesbian
community. (223-0071.)
Lesbian G a rd e n C lu b gets together to visit
interesting gardens and nurseries, exchange seeds
and plants and help one another In their own gar­
dens. (Susan. 287-9697. Connie 777-5167.)
Lesbian, G ay and Bisexual A llia n ce of Port
land State University meets every other Tuesday
(Nov. 6. 20. Dec. 4). Lunches are held alternating
Tuesdays and Wednesdays (Nov. 7. 13. 21. 27.
Dec. 5. 11). (401 Smith Memorial Center. 725-
4452.)
Leebian S u p p o rt G ro u p meets first and third
Sundays of the month. Everyone welcome.
Friendly, casual atmosphere. (7 pm. 238-0686 or
774-6812.)
Le sbiana Enjo yin g the S c ie n c e s is a
npn-technlcal field trip-oriented group Interested in
both life and physical sciences. (Lynn. 777-2339.)
Lesbiana W ishing W elcom e seeks Information
on available housing or Jobs for women moving to
Portland. (Ginger. 281-5386.)
M etro C lu b Is a social group for gay men 40 and
over and those who appreciate them. Monthly pot-
lucks In private homes provide a warm and friendly
environment in which to meet new friends and ex­
perience support. (Fourth Sundays. 223-8299.)
Metropolitan Human Relations
Co m m issio n Is committed to increasing the in­
volvement of the community In Its meetings and
activities. (5:30 pm. first Thursdays. 796-5136.)
vide an opportunity to talk about ORGASM s pur­
pose and activities. (3:30 pm-5.30 pm, 333 NE
Hancock. $5.)
D ec. 9: ORGASM general membership meeting.
(6 pm-8 pm. Call 281-0408 for location.)
D e c. 10: National Leather Association general
meeting. (7 pm-9 pm. Embers. 110 N W Broad­
way.)
D ec. 16: ORGASM board meeting. (6 pm-8 pm.
Call 281-0408 for location.)
Dec. 17: Mr. and Ms. Puget Sound Leather Con­
test (Tacoma.)
D ec. 21: Super Jacks party. ( 11 p m -1 am.)
D ec. 24: Fetish night re-bar. (1114 Howell.
Seattle. $3.)
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gay
M en (P / F L A G ) provides love and support for all
family members and friends of lesbians and gay
men. (Fourth Wednesdays. Augustana Lutheran
Church. NE 15th Street and Knott Avenue. Mail­
ing address. P/FLAG. PO Box 8944, Portland.
OR 97207. 233-5415.)
P o rtla n d J a c k s is a group of local men who
meet twice monthly for safe mutual masturbation.
(W rite: PDXJ. PO Box 69062. Portland. OR
97201.)
P o rtla nd Losbia n C h o ir seeks non-singing
Friends of the Choir to assist with productions.
(Karen. 254-5109 or write PO Box 8212. Port­
land. OR 97207.)
Portland Losbian Hotol offers safe, low-cost
lodging for women. (Call Ginger for reservations
or furnishing donations 281-5386.)
Portland P o w o r and T ru s t Is a women's S/M
group.
(PO Box 3781.
Portland,
OR
97208-3781.)
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Portland A re a Lesbian and G ay 12 Step
P rogram has AA. Al Anon. SLAA, CODA. ISA,
OA. S. ACOA, NA. and other groups meeting on a
weekly basis. Call for calendar and meeting times.
(Live and Let Live Club. 527 SE Pine St.. 231-
3760.)
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N e w Alliance Party Is a black led. multi-racial,
pro-gay, independent political party chaired by Dr.
Lenora B. Fulani. (First Sundays. 289-8892.)
N ig h tS ce n e is gay T V for everyone. (Tues­
days. 11:30 pm on Paragon. TCI and Columbia
Systems, channel 11; on Jones Cable, channel
49; in Washington County, channel 38.)
D e c. 4: Gay philanthropy and the Equity Founda­
tion.
D e c . 11: From housewife to lesbian feminist:
Sonia Johnson was excommunicated from the
Mormon Church.
D e c . 18: Staying active with AIDS.
D e c . 25: Gay atheists.
Ja n . 13: Join the studio audience for the monthly
taping of NightScene. (City Nightclub. 13 N W
13th Ave.)
N o S trin g s A tta ch e d is a social and support
group for single lesbians age 35+. (Marty K.. 641-
8190. Barbara L.. 697-7068.)
N om enus S a n ctu a ry for radical faeries has a
24-hour recorded information line. Call for Informa­
tion about current and upcoming events on the
land. (In W olf Creek. Oregon. 866-2678.)
N o rth Am e rican Transvestite-Transsexual
Contact S ervice ( N A T T S ) is open daily. A free
national tv-ts directory is also available. (North
American Transvestite-Transsexual Society. 1206
East Pike St.. Seattle. WA. 98122. 206-
623-1549.)
N orthw est Scenic Cruisers, a gay and lesbian
car and special Interest club. One meeting and one
planned outing per month. You need not own a car.
just have an Interest in cars and having a good time.
(M onthly meeting 7 pm. first Tuesdays. Craig
775-4776 or Charlie 206-254-1995.)
O H S U “All H ill" Lesbian and G ay Council
welcomes all Interested faculty, staff, students,
residents and employees. Potluck and meeting
once a month. (775-4763. 234-3439. 206-695-
0566.)
O re g o n A ID S Hotline. (223-AIDS In Portland
or 800-777-AIDS.)
O re go n Guild Activists of S/M (O R G A S M )
includes people of all sexual orientations. Activities
include dungeon parties, educational workshops,
demonstrations, and fantasy and erotica shows.
(Write Oregon Guild. PO Box 5702, Portland. OR
97208 or call 281-0408 Events held at 333 NE
Hancock.}
D e c . 7i Super Jacks party ( 11 pm -1 am.)
D e c . 8t Portland Leatherman potluck (7:30 pm-
9:30 pm. Andy. 228-6935.)
D e c. 8: Portland Power & Trust Christmas party.
(Darryri)
D e c. 8: ORGASM orientation. Orientations pro­
Park A venue Social C lu b is a weekly gay rap
and social support group for gay men 18 to 29
years old. Other events Include camping trips, pot­
luck dinners, movies and brunches. No church
affiliation. (Tuesdays. 7:30 pm. First Congrega­
tional Church. SW Madison Street and Park Ave­
nue. use Madison entrance and ring the bell; or
w rite: PO Box 2294, Portland. OR 97208.
244-3225.)
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Phoenix R ising is a lesbian and gay service
center providing professional counseling on a slid­
ing scale fee. Information and referrals, social
growth activities, and an education program and
speakers' bureau. (Suite 404. 333 SW 5th Ave..
Portland. OR 97204. 223-8299.)
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Portland Central A m e rica Solidarity C o m ­
mittee is a group of people, some of whom are
gay. who share a concern about Central America.
(PO Box 6443. Portland. OR 97228.)
Portland G a y C o m m u n ity B o w ling A s s o ­
ciation is a bowling league with 180 gay and les­
bian members. Events Include "Bowling for Dol­
lars." ABC/WIBC sanctioned, fun events and Inter­
national Rose Bowl Tournament. Tuesday league.
6:30 pm. "FITS" league, 7 pm. (Tom. 293-0438;
Rich. 231-0571; or PCBA. PO Box 851. Port­
land. OR 97207.)
Portland Fro n tru n n e rs meets Tuesdays and
Saturdays at Duniway Park track. Runners and
walkers of all levels (women and men) are invited to
Join us. Meet near the chin-up bars. (6:30 pm.
Tuesdays. 8:30 am. Saturdays. 235-8747.)
D oc. 1: Duniway Park
D o c. 8: Eastmoreland Loop, meet at Rhododen­
dron Gardens on SE 28th near Reed College
D oc. 22: Duniway Park
D o c . 29: Humphrey/Hewitt Loop, meet at St.
Thomas More. Patton and Humphrey
Ja n . 5: Duniway Park
P o rtla n d G a y and Losbia n S w im To a m
meets for weekly swims. Brunch and socializing
follows. (Sundays. 9-11 am. Downtown YWCA.
Jay. 228-6971. Jill. 228-1596.)
Portland G ay M on's C h o ru s encourages men
who like to sing to audition. (Rehearsals Mondays.
6:30-9:15 pm. Portland State University. 453
Cramer Hall. Sept, through July only. For audi­
tions call Mari. 232-0867 o r Steve. 233-0650.)
P o rtla n d Im p o ria l R oso C o u rt is a social,
charitable and community service organization. The
primary goals are to raise money for charitable
organizations and worthwhile causes within the gay
and lesbian communities, hold functions and fund
raisers for the community and to further relation­
ships with the businesses and other organizations
within the community. (Rose Emperor and Em­
press. PO Box 23, Portland. OR 97207.
287-7058.)
Catch A lic e U nderground on
Dec. 7 and 8 at the Echo
Theatre.
Portland R eproductive Rights Com m ittee
is committed to organizing around reproductive
rights issues: teenage sexuality, childcare, steriliza­
tion abuse, abortion rights, sex education, and pre­
natal and women's health care. (First and third
Tuesday o f each month. 774-8459. 238-6067.)
Portland W om en's C risis Line Is available 24
hours a day for women dealing with rape issues
who need crisis counseling, information and refer­
rals. and for victims of rape, sexual assault, domes­
tic violence, child sexual abuse. Incest and sexual
harassment. PWCL also provides transportation for
victims from a dangerous situation to a safe place.
(235-5333.)
P o rtla n d W o m e n 's C ris is Lin e announces
openings In a group for women who have experi­
enced sexual harassment. The group meets every
other Wednesday and will be stdctly confidential.
The main purpose of the group Is to provide a
space where women can discuss the sexual harass­
ment In their lives and educate themselves about
the issue. (Free. 232-9751.)
Portland W om en's Th e a tre C o m p a n y pro­
duces plays that focus on women's issues, with an
emphasis on lesbian lives. All levels of experience
are welcome; reliability is a big plus. (PWTC. 1728
NE 40th. 287-7707.)
P o rte n d in '* P ride Is a monthly social group of
gay and lesbian employees of the City of Portland
and Multnomah County. (245-2634.)
P rid e of P o rtla n d A th le tic A s s o c ia tio n
meets monthly to promote athletics and sports