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novemb« 3. 2000 ? Jmat DIVERSIONS ................V ............... VJCUÀ'è Hollywood Theatre. Premiering are two Oregon productions, Want + Need and Lesbian Movie 2000. Want + Need is a documentary about queer desire and fantasy by filmmakers Micki Poklar and Daniela Crocetti. Lesbian Movie 2000 was filmed in a bedroom at a party where a camera was set up— expect to recognize lots of faces! Tickets are $4 at the box office, 4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd. High-stylin’ dogs need digs G reyhound Pets o f A m erica has more than 120 rescued greyhounds needing homes. Despite being great runners, they don’t need a huge house like you might imagine, just regular exer cise. There is much to rec ommend about these sleek living W ouldn’t he look good by your side? sculptures— they aren’t known as chewers or diggers, they’re very playful and affectionate, yet they also sleep a lot. A nd because they’re carefully bred to be good racing dogs, they lack many of the health problems such as hip displaysia that more popular, overbred breeds suffer from. Greyhound Pets o f Am erica also brings dogs ready for adoption to area Petco and PetSmart stores most Saturdays. For more information or a schedule of those store visits, call 800-366-1472 or visit the Internet site www.open.org/greyhnd. I A class act f k.d. lang’s not your thang, perhaps you’d prefer to hear what noted lesbian author Jeanette W interson has to say when she appears Nov. 9 at the Schnitz as part o f the Portland Arts and L ec tures series. Her novels include Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Sexing the Cherry and her latest, The Power book. Her style is cutting-edge and elegantly com bative, and the New York Tunes says she “has reinvigo rated the novel.” W in terson speaks— in what will surely be a cool Brit accent— 7:30 p.m. at 1037 S.W. Broadway. Tickets are $20 from 503-227-2583 or area bookstores. Jeanette W interson I ' ¡V) Dance like an Egyptian, schmooze like a mogul y how time flies when you’re havin’ fun! Join the gals at the Egyptian Club and help them celebrate their fifth anniver sary Nov. 4. The party gets going at 9 p.m., and you can expect prizes and probably some sur prises. You’ll find the club at 3701 S.E. Division St.; call 503-236-8689 for all the skinny. Then on Nov. 13 the E Club holds a Wom en in Business Networking Party. Meet other women business owners and executives, ex change cards, and do some serious interfacing. There will he prize drawings from the collected business cards; he there between 6 and 8 p.m. M f you find yourself on the Central Oregon Coast on Nov. 12, drop by the spectacular Connie Hansen Garden and help raise money for the ongoing programs of the Coastal A ID S Network. The second annual Evening in the Garden takes place from 4 until 7 p.m. at the gar den on Northwest 33rd Avenue in Lincoln City. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres from Blackfish Cafe, Ore gon wines, music by Victory for Our Planet and a silent auction. Suggested donation is $20 a per son and $35 a couple. RSV P to 541-994-5597. Í He’s queer, he’s here, go see him! ew music, visual art and fashion collide in a groundbreaking dance performance when W hite Bird presents Stephen Petro- nio Com pany in the West C oast premiere of Strange Attractions Nov. 15 at the Schnitz. The San Francisco Examiner calls Petronio “the most fearlessly inventive, most audaciously vir- tuosic dancer-choreographer o f his genera tion.” T h e evening will be enhanced by com missioned scores from M ichael Nyman and Jam es Lavelle and set design by celebrated sculptor Anish Kapoor. The show begins 7:30 p.m. at 1037 S.W Broadway. Tickets are $18-$39 from Fastixx; for details call 503-245-1600 or visit www. whitebird.org. j n BROADWAY FLORAL and 1638 NE Broadwoy GARDEN 503.288.5537 Op«n 7 days a week Country living only 20 minutes from downtown Portland. 3ohn l.Scoff REAL ESTATE www.columbiacountyhome.com jenniferpugsley@johniscott.com 503-543-3751 (o ) 503-313-8130 <c) A day at the beach for »ntf season... ...for anvj reason HOME Columbia County’s Premier Real Estate Resource. Compiled by O riana G reen Carrauto.com ■“¡ s ä : P urchase Y our N ext S ubaru or C hevrolet O nline Contact our internet fleet manager directly: K en E by keby @ca rra uto.com HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY NOV 10th, llt h and 12th. Shop, nibble and gather Christmas inspiration with us at our annual open house. Unique gifts decorations home décor and garden accents throughout the store will make your shopping tnp a true delightT P ortland ' s ONLY I ndependent • N oncommercial L istener -S ponsored C ommunitt R adio S tation -U ,* » * * w '* ? ,» '* * * ' 90-7 eh P ortland • <nr connu« 6omi • 100.7 wimtimt valut (503) 701-9811 « ^ 4 5
