Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, January 01, 1992, Page 21, Image 21

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    Ju st out ▼ Ja n u a ry 1 9 9 2 ▼ 2 1
PHO TO BY JILL POSENER
Pomo Afro Homos (Post-
Modern African-American
Homosexuals) will be in
Portland and Eugene with
their show Fierce Love:
Stories from Black Gay Life.
The Pomos will appear in
Eugene, Thurs. Jan. 16 at
the Erb Memorial Union
and in Portland, Fri. Jan. 17
and Sat. Jan. 18 at the
Echo Theatre.
January
Retrospective, an exhibit of 37 photo­
graphs tracing the evolution of the Dance
Theatre of Harlem will be on display through
Jan. 16. (12 to 6 pm, Shade O f Color
Gallery, 316 NE Thompson. 288-3779.)
AIDS Forum presents B eing A liv e
M edical U pdate P art I. (7pm, Cable
Ch. 11. Ch. 33/Oregon City, Ch. 3 8 /
Vancouver. Ch.43/47/Milwaukie. 284-
6807.)
No on Hate general meeting. Everyone
is needed to work towards an Oregon
free of bigotry and hate. (6:30pm. Smith
Center Room 296 at Portland State
University, Jeffrey. 238-4732.)
Tho Living Room is a drop-in social
group for people with HIV/AIDS. (Every
Thursday 6:30-9 pm. 3835 SW Kelly St, 223-
5907 V/TDD.)
W om en's Gym Night. (7:15-8:45pm,
Mondays through March 2. Sunnyslde
Elementary School. 3421 SE Salmon, $17 for
eight weeks. Carolyn Jordan. 230-1915.)
S i s t e r S p i r i t celebration planning
meeting. All women welcome. Wheel­
chair accessible. (7:30pm, 408 SW 2nd. Suite
426. 294-0645.)
W o m tn 'i Reading C ro u p will meet to discuss
The Life and Loves o f a She Devil by Fay Weldon.
All women welcome. (7:30 pm, Laughing Horse
Bookstore. 1322 N W 23rd, 227-5440.)
S u p e r-Ja ck s, a safe-sex jack-off club for men
over 21. One third of the proceeds goes towards
defeating the OCA's initiativives. (8:30-10:30pm,
every Monday, 4541 N. Williams, $5)
Ice Skating at Clackamas Town Center sponsored
by the Forest Group. (7:30-9:30pm. $4. 635-8834.)
The B illb oard P ro je c t celebrates its one year
anniversary with an exhibit of all the billboards which
were displayed last year on top of Outside In. The
billboards deal with war. peace and domestic issues.
Through Jan 31. (Phantom Gallery, 3125 SE
Belmont. 654-8478.)
F o re st G roup potluck and planning
meeting. (6.30 pm. 235-1712.)
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R e c y c le y o u r C h ristm a s tree while
supporting community groups such as
the House of Umoja. Friends ofTreesand
the Columbla-Wlllamette Greens. (9am-
5pm today and Jan. 11. St. Andrews
Church. 806 NE Alberta. $2. call 288-
8612 fo r pick-up.)
C r o s s co u n try sk i trip sponsored by
the Forest Group. Beginner level. (253-
Portland 3631)
Fro n tru n n ers meet at the chln-up bars
for a run at Dunfway Park. (8.30am. 235-8747.)
Lesbian Mothers Group will hold a dis­
cussion on step-parenting or co-parenting. (2
pm. 2822 SE Salmon. 245-3280.)
The All-Hill lesbian and gay student
support group meets. Lesbian and gay
students from all academic disciplines,
plus residents are invited. (Alternate
Tuesdays. 4:30pm, University Hospital
North. Room5325J, Laurie. 494-6216.)
Planning meeting for Portland’s celebra­
tion of International Women’s Day. (7pm. Smith
Center Room 28 at Portland State University,
236-7920.)
Planning meeting for P o rtlan d 's Le sb ia n and
G ay P rid e C elebration. Your Ideas are needed
tomake the 1992 celebration the best yet. (6:30pm.
408 SW 2nd Suite 432. 223-1656.)
Inform yourself and Join people with HIV/AIDS to
watch medical update videos. H IV related O ral
Infections is tonight's topic. (6:30-9pm. CAP
office. 408 S W 2nd. Rm 429,223-5907 V/TDD.)
First Tuesday Coffeehouse celebrating womens
talents. Carol Steinel is the emcee. (7:30pm. Bijou
Cafe. 132 S W 3rd. $2. 239-5794.)
N ig h tS cen e T V cablecasts its 100th show. Con­
gratulations from Just Out. (1 1:30pm, Cable ch. 11.
ch.38/Vancouver, 224-2489.)
G ay and lesbian w riters group meets. (David.
222-4937 or Mare 228-9708 for time and location.)
Triangle Productions! presents M e a s u re fo r
M easure, a Shakespeare play with a twist. (Thurs. -
Sat. through Feb 1. 8pm, 6 S W 3rd Ave. $ 6 /
adults. $3/students, 241-3857.)
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W om en's S u p p o rt/R a p G roup.
newly forming and facilitated by Ann
Duffy. Topics include loss, guilt and
shame. (7-8:30pm, I t 's M y Pleasure.
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Portland Fro n tru n n ers invite runners
and walkers of all levels for a run on the
Leif Erlkson Trail. Forest Park. Meet at
NW Thurman and Leif Erlkson Drive. (8:3
am. 235-8747.)
W a n d m a k in g w o r k s h o p (9 am noon.
I t 's M y Pleasure, 4526 SE Hawthorne,
$25 includes material and instruction. 236-0505.)
O H S U /V A A ll Hill G ay and L e sb ia n Alii-
a n ce brunch/meeting. (10am. 282-8615fo r more
information.)
T h e re sa D em arest and J a n ic e S cro g g in s in
concert. (8pm. Winningstad Theatre, 1111 SW
Broadway. $12 and $14. 248-4496.)
C ro s s country sk i trip sponsored by
the Forest Group. Intermediate plus
level. (288-2983)
Bow ling for D ykes. All skill levels
welcome. Sponsored by the Lesbian
Community Project. (Pro-300 Lanes.
3031 SW Powell. $1 per game plus
show rental, 223-0071 to pre-register, wheelchair
accessible.)
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L e sb ia n s of C o lo r P o tlu ck will feature an up­
4526 SE Hawthorne. $1. 236-0505
date on the recent retreat. Bring food to share,
also Jan. 23rd.)
significant others invited. (223-0071 fo r location.)
S u n n y M cH ale S k y e D a n c e r per­
forms. (5-7pm. It's M y Pleasure. 4526
SE H a w th o rn e , 2 3 6 -0 5 0 5 , also
Jan. 25.)
The Portland Lesbian Boarding House
holds their G ertru d e S tein Salo n , an
opportunity to socialize with other
women. (6-9pm. 1833 NE 2nd.)
Come celebrate Hobo's Third A n n iversary
Party. Door prizes, party music, complimentary hors'
doeuvres. (8pm. 120 NW 3rd Ave. 224-3285.)
Stark Raving Theatre presents Angaim akar, a new
play by Myra Donnelley, which tells the true story of
Portland abortionist Ruth Barnett. (Thurs.-Sat.
through Feb. 1, 8pm. 1904 N W 27. $1 $15 sliding
scale. 222-4349 )
"Uniting to D efeat the O reg o n C itiz e n s
A llia n c s," a panel discussion featuring a wide
cross section of community activists including Nedra
Bagley, Ron Taylor. Charles Bolden. Evelyn
Blanchard. Elizabeth Perry. Dennis Chericone and
Jordana Sardo. (1pm. brunch at noon 325 NE
20th. $2 o r $7 fo r brunch. 289-7082)
Leam the 2 step and fan cy 2 step
tu rn s as the Lesbian Community Project
sponsors dance lessons with Cindy.
(7pm. MCC. 1644 NE 24, $3/LC P
members. $4/generalpublic. 223-0071.)