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SUNDAY
Join C a s c a d e B e ars for a B e ars an d U n ifo rm
B ru n c h at C.C. Slaughters. (Noon-1:30 pm, 1014
S W Stark St.. $9 members; $11 nonmembers,
Bearline: 323-6071.)
T h e Y W C A a n n o u n ce s its S w im o u t for lesbi­
ans. gay men and their children. This swim takes
place on the third Sunday of every month, and is open
to the public— membership is not required. (4-5 pm,
1111 SW 10th Ave., $3.75 per family. 223-6281.)
S is te r S p ir it c e le b ra te s in honor of B albo. god­
dess of belly laughs and aging lust. (6pm, 294-0645.)
The gay. lesbian and bisexual spiritual discussion
group P o s itiv e P re s e n c e meets for a p o tlu c k
an d ta lk at the Loyola Retreat Center. Varying
forms of spiritual expression welcome. (5 pm. 3220
SE43rdAve.. 860-2798.)
MONDAY
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TUESDAY
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The L es b ia n C o m m u n ity P ro je c t presents the
L es b ia n Forum . This month's topic is “ Gender
Issues: Butch. Femme, Trans and Others." (7-9pm,
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1624 NE Hancock
St.. Frann 222-7160.)
It's B e a rs N ig h t a t th e Baths, brought to you by
C a s c a d e B ears. (7pm, Club Portland, discounted
room rate, Bearline: 323-6071.)
The P o rtla n d C o m m u n ity o f W elco m in g Con*
g re g a tio n s meets to discuss plans for special
events for the year which support and affirm gay men,
lesbians and bisexuals in churches in the Portland
area. (7:30 pm, St. Stephen's Episcopal Parish, 1432
S W 13th Ave., call the Rev. Constance Hammond
223-6424, or Alan Koch 246-3794.)
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T h e C ity N ig h tc lu b presents Expecting the
The 1 9 9 5 L as b ia n a n d G ay P rid e O rg a n izin g
C o m m itte e invites all interested individuals and
groups to the first planning meeting of 1995. (7 pm,
Old Wives' Tales, 1300 EBurnside, 295-9788.)
S is te r S p ir it's W ic c a n D is c u s s io n G ro u p
meets. Wheelchair accessible, all women welcome.
(7 pm. Suite 426, 408 SW Second Ave., 294-0645.)
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THURSDAY
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munity Project is offering a tra in in g to w o r k on its
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R eturn o f M s. L e a th e r V II Ashton, starring an
incredible cast of young lesbians. (10pm-4.30am, 13
N W 13th Ave., $6. 224-CITY.)
SUNDAY
pm. 223-0071.)
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SATURDAY
Crack up for choice! Laugh your buns off with
W Y M P R O V ! a n d c o m e d ie n n e C a ro l S te in e l
in a performance to benefit the Feminist Women's
Health Center on the 22nd anniversary of Roe vs.
Wade. (7 pm. Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37th Ave.,
$8.50 advance [tickets: It's My Pleasure 236-0505,
Feminist Women's Health Center]; $10 door.)
C a s c a d e B e a rs holds a B e a r B la s t at the PDX
Eagle. (4-7pm, 1300 WBurnside St.. $5 members;
$6 nonmembers. Bearline: 323-6071.)
T h e F o res t G ro u p takes a b e g in n e r's ski trip
to the Mt. Hood area. (636-8156.)
MONDAY
T h e R o s e to w n R a m b le rs invites the gay and
lesbian community and its friends for a n e v e n in g o f
ro lle r s k a tin g fu n at Oaks Park Roller Skating
Rink. Everyone is encouraged to bnng canned food
donations for local AIDS service organizations. (7:30-
10 pm. skating parties the fourth Monday o f every
month, $5.)
T h e S a lo n G ro u p meets for a discussion on the
topic of honesty. Everyone is welcome. (3-5 pm.
Biblio Teas Cafe at Conant & Conant Bookstore.
1001 SW 10th Ave., 224-0537.)
S e e th e th e a te r a n d g a lle ry lis tin g s in O u t
About Town.