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4 4 1“ * * ou t * October 6 .2 00 0 ▼ Do you haue a uiay^with words? Would you like to see your name in print? Just Out is looking for experienced writers to take on a variety of assignments, including: news reporting, writing profiles of members of our community, plus entertainment reviews and previews. We are not looking for columnists, but for versatile writers who can write with flair on many subjects. If this sounds like you, contact Publisher Marty Davis at Marty@justout.com or mail your clips to her at PO Box 14400 Portland, OR 97293. Getting in their faces O n Oct. 7 and 14 the pro-Measure 9 teachers from Cleveland High School plan to offer workshops on deprogramming homosexuals. At the same time the Lesbian Avengers, Rad ical Cheerleaders and Youth Against 9 will hand together to protest the event, which is MAX-accessible. To lend your voice, call the Avengers for details, 503-452-5408. Then on Oct. 11 Youth Against 9 holds an organizational meeting with other youth from gay/straight alliances in the Portland area. For the full scoop call YouthNet at 503-227-1981. Guide courtesy of justnrn Portland’s premier vegan restau rant, Counter Culture, plays host to a No on 9 Wine Maker Dinner with a fall harvest theme from 5 to 10 p.m. Oct. 16 at 3000 N.E. Killingsworth St. The eatery will donate 100 per cent of its profits to the campaign, and even the staff is donating its time. The three-course menu will feature complementary Northwest wines; the cost is $35 a person. For details contact 503-249-3799 or www.counter-culture.com. Call (503) 236-1253 to advertise. ....... " " ... SI Start St Boxxes/Brig— 1035 SW Stark St Brandy's— 3728 NE Sandy Blvd. CC Slaughters— 219 NW Davis St............... 5 Chopsticks Express— 2651 E. Burnside St. 13 Club Portland— 303 SW 12th Ave.............. 11 Darcelle XV— 208 NW Third Ave................ Dirty Duck Tavern— 439 NW Third Ave.........6 Eagle PDX— 1300 W Burnside St................ 7 Egyptian Club— 3701 SE Division St............ 8 Embers Avenue— 110 NW Broadway........ Estrellas— 2845 SE Stark St........................ 4 Fox and Hounds— 217 NW Second Ave. . .14 Frontline— 1125 SW Washington St............3 Hobo’s— 120 NW Third Ave....................... JOQ’s— 2512 NE Broadw ay......................12 Klub Z— 333 SW Park Ave.........................1 Kokopeli’s Choice— 2845 SE Stark St..........4 Neighbors— 1417 Villard St................ Eugene North Bank T a v e rn - 106 W Sixth St.......................... Vancouver Panorama— 341 SW 10th Ave............... . .1 Scandals Tavern— 1038 SW Stark St........... 1 Shanghai Steakery— 16 NW Broadway . . . 9 Silverado— 1217 SW Stark St.................... 11 Starky’s— 2913 SE Stark St..........................4 300 Club— 300 Liberty St. SE ............Salem 3 Friends Coffeehouse— 201 SE 12th Ave. .2 Three Sisters Tavern— 1125 SW Stark St. .11 Touchstone Coffee House— 7631 NE Glisan St................................... 15 à SI Salmoni Si" S I Hawthorne Blvd Singing out for justice Touchstone Coffee House plays You, too, can be an Avenger host to a No on 9 Party from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 7 at 7631 N.E. Glisan St a handy site for learning the very latest about The event will feature Kim Reuhl singing her queer books and authors. T he site features original songs as well as a speaker from Basic reviews and recommendations, author pro Rights Oregon. Call 503-262-7613. files and even online reading groups and organized chats. They also have a nifty sec tion called Publishing Gaydar, which offers Can you say Ohm? insider info on the gay and lesbian publishing Flame on every Sunday during Ohm ’s new community. T he current edition has an arti Queer Night. O n Oct. 15 the $5 cover charges cle about the trendi all go to No on 9. ness of gender and There’ll he speakers, trans issues in pub performers, voter reg lishing. T he Web istration and dancing site appears to he to disks by DJ Tronic well-organized and from 9 p.m. until well-designed to 2:30 a.m. You’ll find give the book lovers the club at 31 N.W. in our comm unity a First Ave. centralized resource. Bookmark it at www.insightout- Now for books.com. something laughable North Bank Tavern 106 W 6 th St • Vancouver, Wa G ^ Present this ad for H appy Hour pricing a n y tim e ¿ ¿ j good until O ct 31 00 w Wrn r „ . C h eck out our S u n d a y S p e c ia l M o n -W ed 4pm til Midnight T h u rs-S a t Noon til 2am Su n 2pm til Midnight ( 360 ) 695-3862 A sea of women O n Oct. 19 the Gay Life Health March 11, 2001, is Network presents the next Internation Homo-larious, an al W omen’s Day, and evening of gay and an estimated 3,000 lesbian comedy people of diverse cul starring Jason Stuart, tures will gather at Karen Ripley and the Portland Confer Fallen Angel Judith ence C enter to cele- Rizzio. The fun Jason Stuart will tickle your funny bone brate women’s con begins 7 p.m. at First Unitarian Church, tributions to society. The planning committee 1011 S.W. 12th Ave. Tickets are $10 in for this event is in immediate need of volun advance from It’s My Pleasure, Balloons on teers, including coordinators for entertainment, Broadway or Gai-Pied or $15 at the door. publicity, art exhibits and more. Call 503-972-0630 for details. Read all about it The Quality Paperback Book Club has launched InsightOut Books, an online book club for the sexual minorities community. It’s There he is ■■■ T he second Mr. Eagle PDX contest starts 9 p.m. O ct. 7 at the popular leather/fetish PHOTO BY MARTY DAVIS Food for thought
