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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1992)
ju s t o u t ▼ ju n s 1092 V 2 5 * ä e * • • •* . • %• • s' •% #• • Do you want to be a part of the biggest queer event of the year? If you can volunteer o n * h o u r on Sat.. June 20. attend this meeting. (6:30 pm. Lesbian and Cay » • • • * , •• **• .-•v Desert Moon Productions presents a W om en's C oun try T w o -S te p D ance. Lessons provided on the spot. * * a F*. MONDAY (7-11 pm, Condon School, 18th and Agate. Eugene, $3-5/slidmg scale, wheelchair accessible. 746-8866 or 746-4106.) Pride meeting. 707S W Washington St.. 223-1656.) Th e O th e r Q ueen's B all promises to be the mother of all parties. Disco singer Paul Lekakis is the headliner. Liz March. Ebie Brisken and Barbara Bernstein perform at the F irs t T u e s d a y C o ffe e h o u s e tonight. (7:30 (Oregon Convention Center. $20/advance, $75/dinner and patron party, avail. FASTIXX outlets. 241-6559.) The P rid e o f P o rtlan d A th le tic A ssociation presents Skatefest '92 to benefit the 1992 Lesbian and Gay Sports Festival. (7-9 pm. Oaks Park Roller Rink. >CVM » TUESDAY pm. Bijou Cafe. 213 SW 3rd Ave.. $2. 233-2047.) Linda Shirley is the featured speaker at the N o on H ate co m m u n ity m eetin g . Her topic: My Life as a Bigot Buster. (6:30pm, PSU Smith Center Room 296. 222-9885.) THURSDAY The Jewish Federation of Portland and many other Jewish organizations present U n itin g A g ain st In- ju stice! A n ti-S e m itis m , H o m o p h o b ia and th e O C A with featured speakers Charles Sleplian. Eric Roffesand Suzanne Pharr. (7-9pm. Mittleman Jewish Community Center. 6651 SW Capitol Highway. 235- 2556.) D e re k H u m p h rey, founder of the National Hemlock Society and author o f Final Exit, will offer a presentation entitled The Case fo r Rational Suicide. (7-9 pm. First United Methodist Church. Fireside Room. 1838 S W Jefferson St.. 297-1722.) è SUNDAY WEDNESDAY The W alk A g ain st H ate reaches Estacada tonight and the walkers will be treated to more music, discus sion and celebration. (7pm. Estacada United Method For Love and Ju s tic e - A W alk A gainst H ate kicks off today in Eugene with speakers Eric Roffesand sssîffi-â w Uvashi Vaid and performers Peggy Moiran and Bette Phelan. You can still walk if you missed the registration deadline. Bnng $50 in sponsorship money, a water bottle, comfortable clothing. walking shoes, colorful signs and banners, and a sack lunch. Don't forget your friends, raingear. a hat and your sense of humor. (10 ist Church. SE 72nd and Mam Sts., donation. 321- 5184.) Learn about the warning signs and prevention of elder abuse at a free community seminar: T h e C ro w in g P ro b lem o f Elder Abuse. (8:30 am-noon. Provi dence Medical Center. Amphitheater. Lower Level B. 4805 NE Clisan St., register. 796-5269.) am. Eugene. Donations may be made to LCP-Walk. PO Box 5931. Portland. OR 97228. 321-5184.) C am paign For a H ate F re e O reg o n , M id - W illam ette C h a p te r meets tonight to inform the public about current affairs in the ongoing battle against the OCA. (7 pm. Upper Deck Restaurant. Salem. Anne, WEDNESDAY lyife Nan Collie and Kathleen Fallon of Motheriode. Ali Adelman with Chris Blount. Diana Cohen and Kebo Drew will perform to benefit the W alk A g ain st Hate. 399-7025or Phil. 363-7367.) (7:30 pm. Oregon City, donation. 321-5184 for loca tion.) TUESDAY Anti-Racism, What's Next? Moving from Words to Action is this month's Lesbian Forum topic. The format will be small discussion groups. (7-9pm. Metro Cris Williamson and Tret Fure perform in concert to benefit the W alk A gainst Hate. (8pm. Corvallis First politan Community Church. 1644 NE 24th Ave., $2, wheelchair accessible. ASL interpreted, free childcare. 238-0477.) Congregational Church. 321-5184.) FRIDAY The Special Righteousness Committee presents a P ure F ib ers F ash io n P a ra d e , a sidewalk parade to sup port traditional fabtric values. The SRC proposes a state constitutional amendment that would prohibit the government from promoting mixed fibers by licensing clothing stores that sells cotton/poly, etc. (5 pm. side walk in front o f Nordstrom's. SW Broadway St., across from Pioneer Courthouse Square. 287-9684.) The Lesbian Community Project and No On Hate host a reception for U rv a s h i V a id . director o f the National GayandLesbianTaskForce. (7pm. BijouCafe. 213SW Ill WESM Carol Steinel will present a capsule-ized version of her Coming Out Class at the N o on H a te com m unity m eeting. (6:30 pm. PSU Smith Center Room 296. Aurora and Musica Femina perform to benefit the W alk A gainst Hate. (7:30 pm. Monmouth, donation, call 222-9885) 321-5184 for location.) I18EX The 2nd Annual S outhern O reg o n W om yn's C u l tu ra l Festival begins today and continues through Sunday with performances by Carolyn Brandy. Alice DiMicele. Debbie Fier. Eugene's Dangerous Household Objects, and many others. (Thurs.. 4 pm through Sun., The W alk A g ain st H ateam vesm Milwaukie tonight. The ConcordChoirperforms: there will be panel discus sions with gay. lesbian, bisexual and straight youth: and Marge Work of PFLAG will speak. (7:30pm. Milwaukie 4 pm, Barter Fair Site. Ruch. OR. $70, PO Box 427. Williams. OR 97544. 846-6117.) Presbytenan Church. 321-5184.) 3rdAve.. 223-0071.) T iin o w it 1 8 th A n n u a l In te rn a tio n a l P o w W ow begins tonight. Special international guests include the Kahurangi Maori Dance Theatre of New Zealand and Village Drum and Masquerade from W est Africa. (6:30 In H er Im age G a lle ry celebrates 5 years o f vision, uniqueness and creativity with a reception today. Cur rently exhibiting is Many Mothers, by featured artist Stacie Smith-Rowe and others. (6-9 pm. 3208 SE The Friends o f G a il S h ib ley invite you to attend a special performance of Psycho Beach Party. Proceeds benefit Gail Shibley’s race for House District 12. (8pm. I g h e e Theatre Paris. 6 SW Third Ave.. $19.92. 295-2738.) Rise early and cheer on the L esb ian D rag o n B oat T eam in the Rose Festival Dragon Boat Races. (Willamette River, south o f Hawthorne Bndge, 10:45 am. 223-0071.) Church. Eugene. 321-5184.) Bridges and the Portland Lesbian Choir will perform to benefit the W alk A g ain st Hate. Kathleen Saadat will speak. (8 pm, Salem, donation, call 321-5184 for B rig id 's Fire. Portland's all-woman Irish band, per- forms shanties, jigs and sing-alongs. (8-10 pm. East Avenue Tavern. 727 E Burnside. $5.) T h e You ng T u rk s perform two shows tonight at City Nightclub. (11:30 pm and 1 am, City Nightclub. 13 B ra d le y -A n g le H o u se is raising funds to send a presentation team to the National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference in July by sponsonng a Spaghetti Dinner tonight. Their presentation covers lesbian bat tering as a health issue. (6-9pm. PeaceHouse.2116NE 18th St.. $7-20/adults. $5/children over 2. free/chil- dren under 2. tickets available at I t ’s My Pleasure and Laughing Horse Books. 281 -3540.) NW 13th Ave.. $5. 224-CITY.) Congregational Church. 1126 SW Park Ave.. $5.) Justin e's S h o w at the City Nightclub features com edy and dance in drag. (10 pm. C ity Nightclub. 13NW 13th Ave.. $6. 224JCITY.) June 19, Phranc appears in concert at the Northwest Service Center, 8:08 pm. Tickets available at FASTIXX, Ladd's Editions and It's My Pleasure. Student Union. 321-5184.) T h e 16th San Francisco In te rn a tio n a l L esbian and Gay Film Fsstival opens its ten-day smorgasborg of cellulite with 1S0 new films and videos from 14 countries. (Through Sun.. June 28. (415)861 -5245.) Gail Shibley and Tricia Smith emcee today's W alk A g ain st H a te Rally with speakers Donna Red Wing and Jeannette Pai and entertainment by Carol Steinel. (10am-12noon, State Capitol. Salem. 321-5184.) Tonight it is O p en S easoni P art Boys S ty le A ct 1 a t th e C ity N ig h tclu b . (10pm, City Nightclub. 13 N W 13th Ave.. $6. 224-CITY.) Stride into Pnde with the Rose C ity G ay Freedom B and S pring C o n cert. This 37-piece community concert band plays an eclectic mix o f music from around the world, in styles ranging from classical to swing. (8 pm, Metropolitan Community Church. 1644 NE 24th Ave.. $3- 7/sliding scale.) Singer/songwriter J .P . D e P o u le performs a wide an-ay of onginal soft rock and rhythm and blues. Her passionate music will touch your heart. (8 pm. First supper. 289-7082.) A talent show at Reed College marks the eve of the end of the W alk A g ain st Hate. (8 pm. Reed College location.) Naomi Littlebear. Izetta Smith, Carol Steinel and Soromundi: Lesbian Chorus o f Eugene perform for the W alk A g a in s t H ate. (8 pm. Central Presbyterian R ad ical W om en hosts a letter-wnting marathon to night. Pen6. pencils, paper and sample letters to the leditorwill be available. (6:30pm, Standard Plaza. 1100 IS W 6th Ave.. 3rd floor. Conference Room A. $ 4 / Hawthorne Blvd.. 231-3726.) pm-12am.Fri, 12:30 pm-12 am. Sat. and Sun.. Yakima Sundome. $5/adults. $2.50/children/seniors. on-site camping is available. (509) 452-6566.) $5.) Oregon NARAL hosts the 12th A nnual L ib erty A uction. Among the fabulous items on the auction block are a hand-bound copy of Roe v. Wade signed by Justice Blackmun. a 17-foot Hobie Catamaran with trailer, getaways to Ashland. Sunriver. the San Juan Islands, and much more. (6-8 pm. silent auction. 8pm. oral auction. Masonic Temple. 1119 SW Park Ave.. $15.223-4510.) SUNDAY The Golden Gates Business Association. East Bay Chapter hosts its annual G ay P rid e B arb eq u e with outdoor sports activities, a dance contest, children's puppet show and swimming. (10:30am-5:30pm. Castle Flock Park. 1700 Castle Rock Road. Walnut Creek. CA 94598. $25/adults, $5/cMdren under 5. includes BBQ lunch with all the fixings, (510)676- 7972.) Catch the lesbian- and gay-positive video. Love M akes A Fam ily, tonight. (9 pm. Cable Ch. 27. also Mon , June 15, 10pm. Ch. 11. Sun., June 21. 3pm. Ch. 33.) The Men's Council of the Living Enrichment Center sponsors Forging th e F ather-S on Bond, an iden tity-building workshop for fathers and sons. The pro gram is designed for ages 10 and up and uses small- group exercises and men's music. Bnng photographs and memorabilia of the important men in your life. If you don't have a blood father or son. invite someone you admire. (1-5pm. Living Enrichment Center, Westgate Plaza. Suite 280. 3800 S W Cedar Hills Blvd.. Beaverton. OR 97005, $20/male. $ 3 0 /family group. $2S/male at the door, call 643-6996 to register.) —«c
