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TUES
September
Scenes from Portland's 1001 Lesbian
Gay Celebration w ill open
NlghtScene TV 's 3rd season. (11:30
pm. Cable ch.11, Ch. 38 In Vancouver.
224-2489.)
and
First Tuesday Coffeehouse with Marfa Ortizl.
Lefsa Crofton and Maureen Kelly. (7:30 pm. Bijou
Cafe. 132 SW 3rd. $2. 288-2894.)
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Community-wide meeting to work on the
No on Hate campaign. Everyone's
y l energy is needed to right against the lat-
■ ■ est assault from the Oregon Citizens
I I I Alliance. (6:30 pm. Multnomah Arts
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Center. 7688 S W Capitol Hwy.)
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Music by Curtis Salgado and Terry Robb
will kick off the American Civil Liberties
U nion's
1991
"Unceneored
Celebration". Throughout the month
of September, bookstores, art galleries
and theaters w ill celebrate our right to
free expression. (Noon. Pioneer Court­
house Square. 274-8257.)
The follow ing art galleries w ill open new shows
tonight:
In Her Image Gallery. 3208 SE Hawthorne - Song
to the Four D irections w ith w ork by Dorothy
Young, Carm en
Forrest and others.
Rodrigues,
Isadora
Itchy Fingers. 720 NW 23rd - metal works by
Roloff/W ood Gallery, 811 NW Gllsan - acrylics by
Andres Mendenhall Mahoney.
Organizational meeting to discuss how to gain in­
surance benefits for domestic partners for
OHSU and state employees. (7 pm. MCC. 1644
NE 24th. 238-9628.)
Marfco Pole.
Graystone Gallery, 3279 SW Hawthorne - draw­
ings, mixed media and Japanese woodblock prints
by Elaine Chandler and ceramic sculpture by
Victoria Lynn Shaw.
Jamison Thomas Gallery. 1313 NW Glisan - lino­
leum block prints by Donnie Cunningham
Oregon School of Arts and Crafts. 8245 SW Bar­
nes Rd. - twined weavings and baskets by Mary
S ch lick and pastel drawings by Angelina
Wooley.
SisterSpirit Celebration Planning Meeting. All
women welcome, wheelchair accessible. (7:30 pm.
408 SW 2nd. suite 426. 294-0645.)
Country Line Dance lessons spon­
Northwest’s finest folk artists, will per­
form tonight. Her powerful voice sings
clear messages on issues ranging from
environmental protection, peace and
Justice, and lesbian, gay and human
rights. (8 pm. Westminister Presbyte­
rian Church. 1624 NE Hancock. Tickets
are $5 In advance and $6 at the
door, and can be purchased at Ladd's Editions.
Catbird Seat Bookstore and A rtichoke Music.
288-2894.)
uim iceie.
Performance artist Sha Sha Higby and the Do
Jump Movement Theater will present an eve­
ning of acrobatics, dance, comedy, music and
Jugging. (8 pm. Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37th. $ 8 /
adults. $5/students/senlors/chlldren. tickets avail­
able at the door 231-1232.)
sored by the Lesbian Community Project
and taught by Cindy. (7 pm. MCC.
1644 NE 24th. $ 3 /L C P members, $4/general
public. 288-2894.)
Forest Group potluck and planning
One with Heart presents Women Self Defense
today and tomorrow (Registration fee Is $65 In ad­
vance and $75 at the door. To register call 231-
1999.)
meeting. Bring your own table setting.
(potluck/6:30 pm, m eetlng/7:30 pm.
235-3765.)
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Women with Women with Infants
and Toddlers hosts a camping week­
end at Cape Lookout State Park. (Lou­
ise. 288-7764.)
A six-week class In Ballroom Dancing taught by
Patricia Comman, begins tonight. A fter the lesson,
dance to the sound of the big bands. (7 pm -8:30
pm. every Monday. Buckman School Gym. 320
SW 16th. $50. 232-6824.)
Super-Jacks, a men only safe-sex party club
A garage sale to benefit the work of
Radical Women. Items can still be
donated. To arrange pick-up call 289-
7082. (10 am - 4 pm. 7240 S W
Cad ton.)
Barbara B ernstein and Cheryl
Castile perform Acid Folk at Captain
Bean's. (9 pm. 1720 SE 12th.)
The Third Annual C apitol Forum M r. and M s.
Salem Leather conteat (9:30 pm. Rich Gar­
dens Restaurant. Salem. $5. 585-3747.)
Terry Porter.
Cup and Saucer Cafe. 3566 SE Hawthorne - por­
traits and other w orks on paper and wood by
The D iversity Aw areness Study
Group meets to celebrate our diversity
and to unlearn racism and other '-Isms. ”
A ll Interested women are welcome.
(239-0205 fo r time and place.)
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The fifth annual From A ll W alks of
Life pledge walk will begin from Tom
McCall W aterfront Park. Proceeds from
the walk will benefit Cascade AIDS Proj­
ect. Oregon M inority AIDS C oalition,
HIV Day C enter, and O ur House of
Portland. (10 am. 233-W ALK.)
Women in Academ ia Sunday Group will dis­
cuss the psychological burden of not being out at
w ork on campus. ( 11 a m -1 pm. 519 S W Park.
0310.)
meets every Monday. Over 21 only. (9:30 p m -10-
30 pm.4541 N. Williams, near Going.)
Lesbians Enjoying Science plan­
ning m eeting and potluck. (6:30 pm.
788-0223 for Information.)
Shan Lealie. artist and owner of Crone
G raphics, talks about her art and her
Involvement as co-host of NlghtScene.
Portland's Gay and Lesbian TV show. (9
pm. KBOO 90.7FM.)
Video clips from this year's Peacock in the
Park celebration. Footage of the entertainment
and Interviews with the performers will be featured.
(11:30 pm. NlghtScene TV. Cable Ch. 11 and Ch.
38 In Vancouver, 224-2489.)
Wednesday. Sept. 11
Pick up your United Negro College
Fund walk-a-thon sign-up sheets.
(Noon. Pioneer Courthouse Square.
223-8890.)
The Northw est W omen's M u sic
Celebration featuring M otherlode,
Connie Cohen. Kate Sullivan and other
women musicians. The purpose of the
celebration Is to nurture and support
each other as we discover the'm uslc
within us. Workshops and performances
will take place all week-end. (Sept. 13-
15. YMCA Camp Collins. $105-$125.
sliding scale. Includes all workshops, food and
lodging. Registration forms available at Ladd's
Editions, Artichoke Music or send $50 deposit to
NWMC, 7835 SE Madison, Portland. Or. 97215.)
The ABC/W IBC Gay and Lesbian Bowling
League begins Its third season. There is stlH room
available on some of the teams and more teams are
welcome. (6:30 pm. Pro 300 Lanes. 3031 SE
Powell. $7. 231-0571.)
Lesbians tnjoylng Science sponsors a
weekend trip to Mt. St. Helens. (RSVP,
Pat. 235-9553.)
Healing Sexual Abuse, an eight-
week class designed fo r those who
know they've experienced sexual abuse,
as well as for those who suspect they
have. ($120 or $15 per week Call to
register 238-1604. Instructor: Patti Davis.)