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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.)
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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.)
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on stage Fridays and Saturdays through
April 29 (sea theater listings)
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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]; $12.50 door.)
of Sexual Minority Youth,” as part of the
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SATURDAY
Hailed as the “ leading Baroque violinist in Europe."
Monica Huggett. artistic director designate of the
Portland Baroque Orchestra, will direct as well
as solo in the orchestra's season finale— an all-Bach
concert. (8 pm Saturday; 3 pm Sunday. Trinity Epis
copal Cathedral. 14 7 NW 19th S t..$ 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
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