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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1996)
24 ▼ february 2. 1 9 9 « ▼ ju st out fe b ru a ry FRIDAY The Fo re st G ro u p holds a potluck and planning meeting. Bring a dish to pass and a place setting. (6:30 pm, 238-3929.) I C h e ry l W heeler performs in concert at the B lue H eart Caffe Must be 21 or older. (8 pm, the Melody Ballroom, 615 SE Alder St.. $12 at the door.) The Portland Art Museum's N o rth w e s t Film C e n te r shows O nce W ere W arriors, an un compromising and unsentimental portrait of an ur ban Maori family struggling with alcoholism, domes tic violence, unemployment and cultural neglect. (7:30 pm. Berg Swann Auditohum, 1219 SW Park Ave.. $6. 221-1156.) B a rry P ack (le ft) and Erin B o b e rg explore travel ab roa d and in w a rd th ro u gh dance, theater and m usic at 8 :3 0 pm Feb. 9. 10. 16 an d 17 at C o n d u it: A C o n te m p o ra ry D a n c e Site (see article on page 3 2 ) SATURDAY The R osetow n R am blers present N ate Bliss calling a mainstream and plus square dance. Fol lowed by co u n try -w e s te rn da ncing w ith a live D J . (7-10 pm square dance; 9:30pm -1:30 am country-western dancing. Portland Metro Police Club. 618 SE Alder, $5 for both events, information Rob 360-423-8295; Kahn 232- 7643; Michael297-6416.) Watch M a ria 's S h o w , featuring the only lesbian empress in the United States, at C ity N ightclub. dOpmdoors. 13NVV13thAve.,$6cover, 224-CITY.) The Portland Lesbian Choir sponsors a W o m e n 's Dance. Alcohol- and smoke-free. Wheelchair ac cessible. Tonight’s DJ is Lauren Sylvis. (8pm, 2800 SE Harrison St.. $5 at the door, Kim 234-0460.) M aria off D o ris D aze performs at Girls Night Out at the East Avenue Tavern. (727 E Burnside St., 236-6900.) The Portland Art Museum's exhibition Elvis + M a rily n : 2 x Im m o rta l opens in the Grand Exhibition Hall of the Museum’s North Wing. A variety of programs are scheduled with this exhibi tion. Through March 31. (1219 S W Park Ave., 226-2811.) SUNDAY Listen to C o m m o n G ro u n d soft jam at b re w S isters pub. (5-7pm. 53 NW First Ave. at Couch Street, no cover. 274-9901.) MONDAY WEDNESDAY dance, St. David's Hall, 2800 SEHarhson St., $3 at the door, 283-7651.) It's Q u e e r N ig h t at La Lu n a ! With DJ Mike Stevens. Opening DJ is Greg Beddor. All ages welcome. (9 pm, 218 SE Ninth Ave., $3.) The Lesbian Community Project's Lesbian s w ith B re a st C a n c e r S u p p o rt G ro u p meets tonight. (6 pm, information and location: Michelle 236-8770.) H IV U n iv e rs ity meets. Tonight’s topic: HIV and Dating Workshop— Sex, Status, Disclosure. For people with HIV only. (6:30-9 pm. information and location: HIV U. Infoline: 223-6339, ext. 111.) THURSDAY The C a s c a d e A ID S P ro je ct hosts a c o m m u nity m eeting at the Southeast Multicultural Health Center. CAP program managers will answer ques tions and listen to comments about CAP services, agency policies and procedures, and new programs. All community members are welcome. (1:30 pm, 4610 SE Belmont St., information: 223-5907.) TUESDAY Meet O re g o n state S e n a te ca n d id a te F ra n k D ixon. (5:45-7:15 pm, Keeston Lowery Room, Fhendly House. 1737 N W 26th Ave., Charlotte 223-3304.) The F irst T u e s d a y C o ffe e h o u se for women features the sounds of M u sic a Fem ina and oth ers. (7:30 pm, Bijou Cafe. 132 S W Third Ave.. $3, 283-7651.) H IV U n iv e rs ity meets. Tonight’s topic: Alterna tive Treatments—Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs and Others. (6:30-9 pm. information and location: HIV U. Infoline: 223-6339, ext. 111.) S h a ro n S h iv e tze r sings at b re w S is te rs pub. (7-9:30 pm, 53 N W First Ave. at Couch Street, no cover, 274-9901.) FRIDAY Cut a rug at c o u n try -w e s te rn d a n cin g fo r w o m e n. (7:30 pm line-dance lesson: 8:30-10 pm The E a s t V a n c o u v e r U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h exhibits a portion of the N am es P ro je ct Q u ilt through Feb. 18. Special benefit concert tonight by the V a n c o u v e r M e n 's C h o ru s and a dramatic presentation by the R E A L K id s. (7 pm concert; exhibit hours 4:30-8:30pm Monday-Fhday; 1:30-8:30 pm Saturday-Sunday, 5701 MacArthur Blvd., Vancouver. Wash., 360-693-4761.) The Portland Art Museum’s A rt/ O n the Edge series presents the South African theater troupe Th e S ib ikw a Players. They perform D.E.T. Boys H igh an original piece set in a high school lavatory. This play exposes the political and social chaos that exists in South Africa today. (8pm, Grand Ballroom, cathartic comics I featuring The Brown Bomber and Diva Touché Flambé ALRIGHT.MR. CREMEPUFF....IM PICKING UP A DEFINITE. PATTERN HERE/ YOU 5AY YOORE HERE IN THIS "GAY MALE DATING H CLASS " ID UNDERSTAND WHY IT'S SO DIFFICULT FOR YOU TO GET A DATE BUT SO FAR YOU'VE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE/ NOW...HERE'S YET ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF AVERY BRIGHT , ATTRACTIVE AND WELL- APJUSTED YOUNG MAN. SURELY HE‘5 GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU TO CONSlOER DATIN G ? is G o o d g r i e f / i c a n t b e l ie v e y o u / what IF THAT GUY HAD a HUNKY TWIN WITH A l l THE SAME GREAT QUALITIES. 'DON'T b e SILLY... I COULD NEVER. DATE A GUY WHO HAD A BROTHER WITH WEIRD fA R S ! WHAT WOULD MY FRIENDS THINK? T h a n t h e o t h e r , h e l l ... w h a t X SAY ? I t s AN UNACCEPTABLE FLAW* lo w er J