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2 2 ▼ January 1 M 2 ▼ ju st ont out about town O U T A B O U T T O W N is provided as a free community service by Just Out. Listings of events, announcements and groups which are specifically relevant to the gay and lesbian communities of O r egon are provided free of charge. Send your an nouncement with all pertinent Information by the 15th of the month and we will try to Include It In the calendar. Send your submissions to: J u s t O ut Calendar Editor. PO Box 15117. Port land. Ore.. 97215. Announcements are subject to editing, and inclu sion is subject to space limitations and relevance Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. Please type your announcement. January SisterSpiritmembershipcIass. (7:30pm, 408 SW 2nd. Suite 426. 294-0645.) AIDS Forum Live presents C o u p le « and H IV , phone-ins welcome. (7pm. Cable Ch.11. Ch. 33/Oregon City. C h.38/ Vancouver. Chs.43/47/Mllwaukie. 284- 6807.) Join C o n g re g a tio n N e v e h S h a lo m lesbian and gay outreach for an alternate Shabbat service. C o a litio n fo r L e a rn in g ab o u t an d U n d e rm in in g H o m o p ho b ia, a work (8.15pm. Zldell Chapel. 246-8831.) shop about combatting homophobia. The Clinton St.Theater will show two movies by (1 1am. Elliot Hall Room 214. Reed Col lege. 777-7530.) G u s V a n S a n t. MalaNocheand Gus Van Sants' Chary. Poet, Walt Curtis will speak briefly before each showing. (Through Sat. Jan 18. 8pm. tonight. 7 and 9pm. Friday and Saturday. 25 2 2 SE Clinton. $3.50. 238-8899.) SJH IS P o rtla n d F ro n tr u n n e rs meets near the chin-up bars for a run at Duniway Park. (8.30am. 235-8747.) H am ilto n M o u n tain h ik e sponsored by the Forest Group. (288-2893.) The C a m p a ig n fo r a H a te F r e e O r ego n. the coordinating group working to defeat the TUES I4 at Broadway. 775-9234.) K e e p It U p P la y s h o p emphasizes safer sex and renewing commitment to safer sex. Sponsored by CAP. Open to everyone. (6.30-9.30pm. 3835 S W Kelly St. 223- 5907 V/TDD.) A ir r o w L a r k s p u r will be the guest on Bread and M C C P o rtla n d will present an inspiring concert with an emphasis on songs from the time of A ID S as part of their anniversary week-end. (7pm. 1644 NE 24. 281-8868.) A gathering of N W O L O C , N o rth w e s t O ld L e s b ia n s O rg a n izin g C o m m itte e . Housing is available for out of town guests. Open to lesbians over 60 or whose partners are over 60. (10:30am - 4pm. Unitarian Unlversallst Church 219 B Street. Tumwater. Wa.. 206-786-6383.) Roses. Airrow is the Director of the Hope Center, C o u n try w e s t e r n lin e d a n c e le s s o n s with Cindy. Sponsored by the Les bian Community Project. ( 7pm. M C C 1644NE 24th, FRI 24 $3. 223-0071.) Tarot and author of Shaktl Woman pre sents a Goddess talk and sideshow ex ploring the universal Mother Goddess arche-type. ( 7:30 pm. Peralandra Books AIDS Forum presents B e in g A liv e M e d ic a l U p d ata. Part 2. (7pm. Cable Ch. 11. Ch. 33 In and Music. 1016 Willamette St.. Eugene. $8/advance. $10/door, 485-4848.) The L e e b ia n , G a y an d B ise x u a l A llia n c e of th e U n iv e rsity o f O re g o n holds a dance fea turing popularand alternative dance music. (8:30pm to 12:30 am, Erb Memorial Union. $3. 346-3360.) 132 S W 3rd.) S o u th T a b o r / S E N e ig h b o rh o o d lesbian and n Shattuck Hall Room 212 at Portland State University. 725-5670.) V ic k i N oble, co-creator of Motherpeace O C A 's proposed constitutional amendment will hold a volunteer organizing meeting. Live entertainment and great food will be available. (6-9pm, Bijou Cafe gay potluck dinner. (6pm, Bill. 236-2830.) Lesbians who work downtown meet for lunch. Ask for the “ lu n c h b u n c h table. ( 1 1:30am. Dakota Cafe, SW O ak 23 F r e e p e rfo rm a n c e w o r k s h o p s for all skill levels taught by performance art ist Tim Miller. (Mon.-Thurs.. 6:30pm. Lesbians Enjoying Science sponsor a c r o s s co u n try s k i trip near M t. St. Helens. (235-9553.) SA! 23 F o r e s t G ro u p sponsors an intermedi ate level cross country ski trip. (253- 3631.) P o rtla n d F ro n tru n n e rs sponsors a run at the Eastmoreland Loop. M e e t at the Rhododendron Gardens. (8:30 am. 235-8747.) The O re g o n W o m e n 's P o litic a l C a u c u s will sponsor a two-day campaign school for anyone interested In running for office or working on cam paigns. (Portland Hilton Hotel. $70. 239-0878 to Oregon City. Ch. 38 In Vancouver. Ch. 43/47 In Mllwaukie. 284-6807.) IDES 23 Bradley-Angle House and the Lesbian Community Project present their fourth discussion on lesbian relationships. B u ild in g H e a lth y R e la tio n s h ip s / H e a lth y C o m m u n it ie s is tonights topic. Wheelchairaccesslble. interpreted for people with hearing impairment and childcare available. (7pm. Nordic Room in Portland State University s Smith Center, 232-1528.) One out of nine women will suffer from b r e a s t c a n c e r . The Portland Adventist Hospital is offering free breast screenings, discount coupons for mammograms which are available for $ 6 5 and semi nars on breast cancer detection and treatment. (Call 256-4000 to preregister.) A discussion with the cast and crew from C /a /r* o f th e M o o n on NightScene TV. ( 11:30pm. Cable Ch. 11. Ch. 38/Vancouver, 224-2489.) register.) a healing center for all women recovering from ib ia n s En jo yin g S c ie n c e sponsor sexual abuse and Incest. Hosted by Jann Gilbert. birding trip to Ridgefield Wildlife Ref- (9pm. KBOO 90.7FM. 231-8032.) (255-8010.) S u s ie S h e p h e rd and K .T . C h a s e discuss their marriage and the! revolvement In the lesbian and gay community tonight on NlghtScene TV. (11:30pm. N o rth e a s t L e s b ia n s o f E v e r y C o lo r Shaktl Woman Workshop taught by V ic k i N oble. Includes practices and teachings from ancient and contemporary forms of female shamanism. Women only. (lOamSpm, Eugene location, call 485-4848 fo r more Information.) Cable Ch. 11, Ch.38/Vancouver, 224-2489.) 1 1 1 get acquainted gathering. J 30 (7pm, Ariel. 249-0564.) In c e s t : B re a k in g T h ro u g h th e S i le n c e . a special teach-in on the preva lence and politics of incest. (8 -1 1:30 pm. KBOO 9 0 .7FM. 231-8032.) B rid g e s . Portland’s lesbian and gay choral en WED IS Lesbians In terested in m e n t o r in g younger lesbians will hold a discussion and planning meeting. (7:30pm, 232-4734 for location and more Information, please call before 10 pm .) SisterSpiritcelebration: D arkness and the Deep. (6pm. Augustana Lutheran basement. 2710 NE 14th. wheelchair accessible. 294-0645.) S afer sex c la s s for women. (7pm. It's My Pleasure. 4526 SE Hawthorne. 236 0505 also Jan.29.) Women's recreational swim nights. (8-9pm, every Wed. In January. MLC Pool. 2033 NW Cllsan. $3 per night. Carolyn Jordan. 230-1915.) Dykes' Night Out. sponsored by the Les bian Community Project. Dinner at Abou Karim, a great Middle Eastern restaurant. (6:30pm. 221 SW Pine. RSVP before January 14 at 223 0071.) Getting Away With Sexual A buse: The Male Elite vs. Uppity Women is this month s topic of discussion at the Radical Women meet ing (6 30pm. Standard Plaza. 1100SW6thAve.. Third Floor Conference Room A. 289 7082.) The R ev. A . S te p h e n P ie te rs, will be the featured speaker at MCC's anniversary week end. He will share the story of his recovery from AIDS show tapes from some of his television interviews. (7:30pm. MCC 1644 NE 24. 281 8868 ) P orno A fro H o m o s appear In Port land. S ee Entertainment page for more Information. ( Tonight and Saturday at 8pm. Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37. $10/advance. $12 5 0 /door, avail able at Ladd s Edltons. Fred M eyer Fastlxx out lets. 2 3 1 1 2 3 2 ) L e s b ia n a n d G a y P r id e planning ires 21 meeting. ( 6:30pm. 408 S W 2nd. Suite 432. 223-1656.) C o m b in a tio n t h e r a p ie s f o r H IV is semble will perform a musical review entitled Myth America which honors and pokes fun at the mythical aspects of gay and lesbian culture In America. Interpreted for the hearing impaired and assisted wheelchalraccess. (8pm. Main Auditorium. S W l2th the topic of the HIV Monthly Forum. This is a special presentation by the Seattle Treatment Education Project. (7-9:30pm, and Main. $8.50/advance. $10/door, available at Ladd's Editions and Catbird Seat. 236-1377.) 3835 S W Kelly St.. 223-5907 V/TDD.) Recently featured In the Advocate Magazine sarticle on lesbian comics. L e a D e la ria returns to Portland w ith her new and fabulously funny show. Lesbian Community Project E v e n t s C o m m itte e meeting. Al! welcome. (6:30pm, Union Station. 3rd floor. 223-0071.) W om en L iv in g w ith A id s is the topic fora round table discussion hosted by Dr. Jan Lustig on Bread and Roses. (9pm. KBOO 9 0 .7FM. 231-8032.) R e p . G a il S h ib le y will discuss the changes in her personal and political life during this past year, on NightScene TV. (1 1:30pm. Cable Ch. 11. Ch. 3 8 / Vancouver. 224-2489.) butchfemmelezziedykefag. (8pm. tonight through Sunday night, clinton Street Theater. 2522 SE Clinton. $10/advance.$12/door available at Ladd's Editions.) W o m e n 's 2 -ste p co u n try d a n ce . Instruction provided. Alcohol and smoke free. (7:30-11pm. House o f Light. 597 N. Dekum. $5. 288-4842.) Gay performance artist T im M ille r returns to Portland with his show Stretch Marks. S ee Enter tainment page for more information. (Tonight and Journalist and author L in d a E lle rb e e will be the featured speaker at the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) Celebration for Choice Dinner. Music by Boka Marimba. (Portland Hilton Saturday. 8 pm. Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37. $ 1 0 / advance. $12.50/door. available at Ladd's Edi tions and Fred M eyer Fastlxx outlets. 231-1232.) 22 N o on H ate general meeting. This is the grass-roots group Working to defeat the O C A ‘s Initiative. (6:30pm. Smith Center C ascad e B e a rs D ungeon P la y P a rty . (8:30pm, 4541 N. Williams. $6. 323-6071.) Room 2 9 6 at Portland State University. Jeffrey. 238 4732.) Inform yourself and Join people with H IV / AIDS to watch medical update video's. N e w T re a tm e n ts fo r P C P is tonight’s topic. (6 :3 0 9pm , C A P o ffic e . 4 0 8 S W 2nd. The L e s b ia n M o th e rs G ro u p spon sors an afternoon of bowling at Tigard Bowl. ( 1pm. 11660 SW Pacific Highway Rm 429.223-5907 V/TDD.) (99W). 245-3280.) G ay and le s b ia n w r it e r s g ro u p m e e ts (David. 222 4937 or Marie 228 9708 fortim eand location.) scale. 234-2507.) L e s b ia n s E n jo y in g S c ie n c e sponsor a science and nature video get-together. (Toni. 249-0138.) Hotel. $85. 223-4510.) ID The 2 9 th S t r e e t W rite rs will present an evening of poetry, stories and essays to benefit Soapstone, a writing retreat for women. Elissa Goldberg. Kathleen H a le y . A n n d ee H o c h m a n , C h e rry Hartman. Kathleen Herron and Amy Schutzer are some of the featured wrlt- ers (7pm, Cup and Saucer Coffee- house, 1001 S W 10. $2-$5 sliding 24 W o m e n in A c a d e m ia S u n d a y G ro u p holds a social and catered brunch for lesbians Involved in higher education. (11am. for location and reservations call 224-0919 or 238 5958 before 9 pm ) february If you loved her at the Lucille Hart dinner, here's your chance to see S a n d r a B e rn h a rd again. And If you didn't, well maybe StarTrek will have a new episode. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Cascade AIDS Project. (8pm, Fox The ater. $18.50. available at Fred Meyer Fastlxx outlets.) Don't let the word lecture intimidate you. J o A n n L o u la n 's presentation is fun! (8pm, Northwest Service Center. $ 1 2 / advance. $15/door. available at Ladd's Editions, Music Millenium, It's M y Plea sure. 335-0221.)
