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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1995)
just out ▼ aprii 7. 1095 ▼ 21 Lesbian Mothers with Children meets. Moth ers only, please. Sponsored by the Lesbian Commu nity Project. (4 pm, Deanne 997-9183.) Positive Presence, a gay. lesbian and bisexual spiritual discussion and potluck group, meets at Loyola Retreat Center. Tonight's topic: "What ex periences have transformed my life? " (5 pm potluck. 3220 SE 43rd Ave., 860-2798.) Tj TUESDAY The Lesbian Forum discusses “Lesbians and Intentional Communities: Rural and Urban. ’ (7-9 pm. Westminster Presbyterian Church. 1624 NEHancock St.. $2 donation requested. 864-4446.) THURSDAY Beyond The Closet Inc. brings Floyd Cochran. former fifth-highest ranking member of the Aryan Nations, to Bend's Tower Theater. Cochran will speak on “Wise Use, Militias, and the Aryan Nations. ” (7 pm. 837 NW Wall St.. $3 suggested donation. 317-8966.) Project Quest sponsors “Living Fully, ' a heal ing retreat/workshop for those whose lives have been touched by HIV or AIDS. The most up-to-date information and approaches for dealing with HIV disease will be presented: the keynote speaker will be Jon Kaiser, MD, author of Immune Power. The four-day event is held at Breitenbush, which will be reserved entirely for the gathering. (Thursday-Sun- day, April 20-23. $249 [includes lodging, meals, and full use o f facilities], registration: 241-6448.) Imago introduces us to things that go jump in Frog s. Lizard», O rb » a n d S lin ky» on stage Fridays and Saturdays through April 29 (sea theater listings) Hi Go canoaing with the Forast Group. (5-7 pm, Sellwood. 235-4667.) “ Earth Day '95: Nativa Cosmology and tha Emerging Culture” is a conference examining both Native American spiritual practices and con temporary Christianity to discover new approaches to environmental problems. Presenters will include Matthew Fox, Paula Gunn Allan, and Marcus Borg .(.7-10pm Friday: 10am-6pm Saturday. Living Enrichment Center, S W Grahams Ferry Rd.. Wilsonville. $25 Friday; $10-$35 Saturday [tickets: Ticketmaster 224-4400, Living Enrichment Center, and the Earth and Spirit Council 452-44831.) Bring something funny to share with the Over 35 Group for Humor Night! (7 pm. HIV Day Center. 3835 SW Kelly St.. 252-0762.) Gather your lucky trinkets, it's LezBingo, the hottest bingo game in town, featuring sodas, snacks and cash prizes. Child care provided. (7-11 pm, Northwest Service Center. 1819 NW Everett St.. 223-0071.) N o w ie B aggadonutz p res en ts John McGivem (of Comedy Central's “ Out There ID in the comically autobiographical one-man show M id - west S id » Story. McGivem’s tale of growing up in the 1960s as the gay son of an Irish Catholic Milwaukee bricklayer will run for three performances only, through April 23. (8 pm Friday-Saturday; 7 pm Sunday, Clinton Street Theater. 2522SEClinton St.. $10 advance [tickets: Fastixx 224-8499, Jellybean, It's My Pleasure]; $12.50 door.) of Sexual Minority Youth,” as part of the ( SATURDAY Hailed as the “ leading Baroque violinist in Europe." Monica Huggett. artistic director designate of the Portland Baroque Orchestra, will direct as well as solo in the orchestra's season finale— an all-Bach concert. (8 pm Saturday; 3 pm Sunday. Trinity Epis copal Cathedral. 14 7 NW 19th S t..$ 1 1 -$20 [tickets: PBO 222-6000 o r Classical Millennium 3144 E Burnside St.].) Southwest Washington Gay and Lesbian Socialites presents Potluck and Game II: Continuing Professional Education for Mental Health P rofessionals program . (8 :3 0 am -5:30 pm, Throckmorton 6 classroom. Lewis & Clark campus. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Rd.. $169 credit; $110 non credit, registration: 768-7720.) The City Nightclub presents Mad Maxine in “The Mad and Bad Maxine Show." (10 pm doors; 12:30 am show. 13 NW 13th Ave.. $6. 224 CITY.) SUNDAY bring your favorite dish and “ funnest" game. (5-7 pm. Fruit Valley Community Center. 3203 Unander Ave., Vancouver. 360-260-2697o r 360-694-8970.) Lesbian mothers with children meets for a potluck social. All moms and kids welcome! (3-5pm, Deanne 997-9183.) Lewis A Clark College's Graduate School of Professional Studies offers the course “ Develop ing Successful Responses to the Concerns See the theater and gallery listings in Out About Town. Dykes To Watch Out For BUT IF I'M INCAPABLE OF OVERCOMING My ANIMAL. \HSXltJCTS D6SPITC My BETTER 3 u D6AC n t , wh A t hope i $ th er e For< HUMAN rry A T LA ROE ? 1 CONSERVATIVE AXiTiC/AWj TURINE By PANDERING TT> PEOPLE S BWSEST tear s ! H omophobic A no anti - immi grant REFERENDA G ET MASSED *r P opular V ote / S outhern S tates wANr-ra B ring iack FLOGGING TO "CONTROL TH E CRIME R A TE ," AND G o D-FEARJMG, difference - hating G u n NUTS A re formino CITIZEN MILITIA 5 AU OVER THE COUNTRY' O n T he other hand , if 5 he W ants todo an OCCASIONAL une dance or EAT the odd FW chop , ma ysc r could aoxist .
