The Herland Voice : v.15: no.10(1997)
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- The Herland Voice : v.15: no.10(1997)
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October, 1997
DoN'r Miss Our ...
The Herland Fall Retreat is scheduled for October 17-20, at
Group Camp 3 in Lake Murray State Park.
Wahru, known to many Herlanders as Barbara Cleveland,
will be offering her drum workshop that has become a fixture at
the National Women's Music Festival. Workshop participants
will have the opportunity to be a part of a group that will perform
later in the retreat.
~
..__
TheSongwriter'sFes~-.
r
tival, a first for the Herland
Retreat, will present some of
·
the finest women songwriters in the region. There'll be some new
voices: Deb Mills, a young woman from Oklahoma City who has
recently been playing in a group with Peggy Johnson and Amy
Belzer from Abilene, Kansas. Favorites who have performed at
other retreates include: Wende Allyn (see the review of her new
CD on page 2), Wanda, Peggy Johnson, Donna D., and Cutchla
Fuller.
Saturday evening, Circle ofFriends, will entertain us in their
own special way. Kristal! Bright, Cathy Cahill, Donna DeSalvo
and Tammy King join forces for a energetic musical experience.
After the concert, there'll be an open jam session and, as always,
tl1e campfire will provide the opportunity for everyone to make
music.
Several workshops/discussion groups are planned for the
weekend. Poetry writing, paganism, American Sign Language
and massage therapy, are all subjects for exploration.
Saturday's potluck gives everyone the chance to
.·· < ••.;showofftheirculinarytalents. (Fortunately many of
II
~~~:~ :~:et!~:)g~~:~ :;~~;!::::i~i~~1:~
share. The camp has a full kitchen that will be
available for preparation.
There are lots of opportunities for unplanned recreational
activities during the weekend. With somewhere around 100
women in attendance, there's sure to be something interesting
going on all the time.
In addition, Lake Murray offers swimming, skiing, scuba
diving, golf, tennis, sailing, marina, hiking and motorcycle trails,
horseback riding, remote control flying, fun boats, miniature
golf, fishing, field trial grounds, and an airstrip. Tucker Tower
Nature Center is a museum of natural history managed by the
Lake Murray State Park.
Retreat preregistration includes a cabin bunk for Friday and
Saturday night, a late supperon Friday, and breakfast on Saturday
and Sunday. There is limited space for tents and recreational
vehicles in the campground. Preregistration fees are on a sliding
scale based on income. To preregister send tl1e registration form
on page 3 with payment to Herland by October 14. On-site
registration is on a space available basis. CJ
Volume 15 Number IO
HATE CRIMES TOWN
MEETING AND SPEAKOUT;
COMING
Our To SroP THE VIOLENCE
Kerry Lobel, Executive Director National Gay & Lesbian
Task Force, will be the featured speaker ata town meeting on hate
crimes sponsored by Herland Sister Resources, Cimarron Alliance, the Oklahoma Gay and Lesbian Task Force, OUTreach,
and the Peace House.
The town meeting is scheduled for 7 :30 P .M, October 20 at
Epworth United Methodist Church, 1901 N. Douglas Ave, in
Oklahoma City. Panelists will discuss the state of anti-gay hate
crimes across the nation and in Oklahoma. There will also be an
opportunity for people to record their own experiences with antigay violence. The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force will
deliver these stories to President Clinton.
In November, President Clinton is hosting a national summit
on hate crimes, including anti-gay violence. In conjunction with
this event, the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force is working
with LGBT communities around the country to hold their own
discussions on anti-gay violence. Other regional events include
a town meeting in Tulsa on October 21 and a town meeting in
Wichita, KS on October 15.CJ
CELEBRATING
60 YEARS
OF SERVICE
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma will celebrate 60
years of family planning services on Thursday, October 16. The
Maternal Health Center of Oklahoma City opened on June 11,
1937. Today Planned Parentl1ood provides a range of reproductive health services.
Ed Asner will be the keynote speaker for the 60tl1 Anniversary Celebration Dinner at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club.
For event tickets call Planned Parenthood at 528-0221. CJ
Borders Books in Norman, withHerLmd as a cosponsor, will
observe Lesbian and Gay History month with a discussion panel
and showing of2 documentary films, Forbidden Love and The
Celluloid Closet. The discussion panel will begin at 7:00 P.M. on
October 23 with the film showing following at 8 P.M.CJ
Her land Sister Resources
2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112
IN
REVIEW
by Ji/I Gamer
I was hoping to be able to say Carrie Newcomer will be
performing here in October. However, it's not going to happen.
The good news is that Cheryl Wheeler will be playing Oklahoma
City October 19th! I have traveled to Dallas and Kansas to hear
Cheryl, and heard her in Colorado Springs when I was visiting
friends. She was wonderful each time. Part of the joy of her
performances is her sense of humor. She's very funny and that's
part of the fun of seeing her. But then there's her voice and her
talented songwriting. She's got some beautiful, and some funny,
songs and a voice that's so smooth and strong, and her voice alone
would have made me a fan. Fortunately she has a lot more to offer
than just that. Her show will be at the City Arts Center. Call 8435789 for more information.
Unfortunately, there is also another good show scheduled
that same night (the 19th) at the Blue Door. The Bums Sisters
will be opening up for Jimmy LaFave. They have very beautiful
harmonies, write most of their own songs, and when they don't,
they do a great job at picking other's songs to cover, and can sing
soft and beautiful or get down on songs like Steve Van Zandt's
song "Patriot" on the Close to Home album.
Speaking of choices, I skipped seeing Claire Lynch in Tulsa
to go see Christine Albert and Chris Gage at the Blue Door
September 6, and I'm not sorry I did. That was one of the best
shows I've seen there. Chris Gage can play the guitar beautifully
and make it look so easy. Plus, he has a beautiful voice and their
voices blending together just made me feel like I was in heaven.
Christine Albert has a strong voice, and a wonderful songwriting
talent, and I was mesmerized. Plus, she was gorgeous. Okay,
okay, it's a bonus. I'm only human for god's sake! And, she sang
a couple of songs in French. My god, I was done for. I'm sorry
for all of you who missed such wonderful music. Greg Johnson,
who runs the Blue Door, thinks they'll be back in 6 months or so,
and I'm telling you now, they're great and you shouldn't miss
them a second time!
Wende Allyn - Catalina Days
It's here! Wende Allyn's CD is out. I was browsing the music
section at Borders the other day and saw Wende' s CD there for
sale. How cool is that?
I've been fortunate to hear Wende sing live several times,
sometimes by herself and sometimes with others. The nice thing
about a CD is you can add a lot of musicians that you can't always
play live with, and that's one of my favorite things about hearing
Wende's CD. She has some good musicians on this release and
it really adds a lotto her music. Wende has a lot of talent at writing
songs and has a very pretty, unique voice that she uses well.
Some of my old favorites are on the CD, as well as some new
surprises I've never heard before. One of my favorites is "Ben and
Beni." The' song is lively and fun and the words, about an offbeat
couple who get married, are great. "Well Beni wasn't queen of
her high school class, With her best girlfriends she liked to sit in
the back, And talk about a boy who wasn't cool, She liked the
tattoo on his arm,'Nobody's Fool'. He was a real hard worker,
never wanted to lead, You won't find his picture in the most
likely." Plus, all the background vocals are great! It sounds like
a chorus. "Cripple Creek", a wild west story of a sheriff's
corruption, and "Marilyn in the Moon" are two nice surprises too
2 Her/and Voice October, 1997
"I
that I haven't heard, or heard much. "Lonely Baby", a longtime
favorite of 1nine that I never can stop singing around the house
after hearing it, is on the CD, along with other Wende standards
that she has shared during her live performances
I think my favorite songs ofWende's delve more deeply into
the subject at hand, and the phrases areL1't as simple. Many of
her lyrics on songs like "Always Love You", "Catalina Days",
"For You", have short, sharp lines, and while I like those songs
for a few listens, I tire of them quickly. I'd like more challenge
from the songs. But, nonetheless, I think she's very good at
songwriting and it's my own personal choice to like songs that I
have to figure out.
One of my biggest disappointments of the CD was on "Wa1k
By the River," one ofWende's best songs. I liked the line when
I've heard it sung live about a woman who is married and falls in
love with a preacher's daughter. "She got down on her knees and
asked for God to forgive the love inside her." The word daughter
was changed to brother on the CD and for me it lessened the heartwrenching quality of that part of the song, and I love heartwrenching. However, the cello on the song was a great choice,
played by Fred Harstadt, and I think it makes a beautiful song even
prettier.
But hey, listen to it yourself1 It's a good CD and I look
forward to hearing more new songs from Wende. Check out her
live shows too around Oklahoma City and Norman. Go hear this
up-and-coming artist while you can!D
THEY'RE BACK
The Therapy Sisters, veterans of several Herland retreats will
perform in Oklahoma City at Medinas Coffeehouse on Friday, November 7th and in Norman at Borders Books on November 8.
For the past decade The Therapy Sisters have set out to demonstrate that music and laughter are the best medicine. This zany and
eclectic duo, Lisa Rogers and Maurine McLean, has entertained at
clubs, theaters, and conferences from coast to coast, and is a favorite
on the nationally-syndicated Dr. Demento show. D
For Rent: Attractive one bedroom upstairs duplex in Crown
Heights, hdwd floors, w/d, gar, deck, herb garden. Avail. Nov.
1st, $350 mo +dep 521-8176.
The Voice is published by:
Herland Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 N.W. 39th,
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Mouthy publication and distribution of l ,OC10 copies of the Voice is
Berland' s largest monthly expense. A donation of $12 or more is
requested to cover the cost ofsending your copy ofthe Voice, but we'll
be happy to send the Voice even ifyou can't send a contribution right
now. Just let us know you want to receive the Voice.
Name:. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ __
Address - - -- -- - - -- -- - - - - - - City_ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _State._ _ __
Zip__
_ _My contribution of
$12 or __ _ is enclosed.
_ _ Keep the Voice coming! Maybe I can contribute later.
Return to: HSR, 2312 NW 39, OKC, OK 73112
Herland Sister Resources
October, 1997
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
6
Friday
Saturday
3
4
Circle of Friends at the
Cafe on Paseo
(Cali for time)
Nov. 8: Freefall performs at Herland
Coffeehouse
Dec. 5-7: Do your holiday shoppingatthe
Herland Holiday Bazaar
5
2
1
Coming Attractions:
Thursday
7
!Register now for the retreat!
8:30 PM Wende Allyn at
Cafe Ole
8
11
9
10
7:00 PM Freefall at
Medina's
Coffeehouse
8:30 PM Wende
Allyn at Cafe Ole
13
12
15
14
Deadline for
Retreat
PreRegistration
20
19
IHerland Fall
Retreat
6:00 PM Cheryl Wheeler at City Arts Center
I
17
18
<
21
Herland Fall Retreat
22
23
7:30 PM Hate
Crimes Town
Meeting,
Epworth
United Methodist Church
27
26
16
0
7:00 PM Alternative Cinema
at
Borders
Books in
Norman
28
29
30
I
25
24
8:30 PM
Mary Reynolds at
Cafe Ole
News letter
Deadline
31
6:30PM
Newsletter
Mailing
If you have an event for the Herland calendar, send it ATTN: Calendar, HSR, 2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112
RETREAT PRE-REGISTRATION
Please choose the
registration amount
most appropriate for
you. On-site registration
will be$65. Deadline for
pre-registrationisOctober
14 and registration is
non-refundable after
October16.
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October, 1997
DoN'r Miss Our ...
The Herland Fall Retreat is scheduled for October 17-20, at
Group Camp 3 in Lake Murray State Park.
Wahru, known to many Herlanders as Barbara Cleveland,
will be offering her drum workshop that has become a fixture at
the National Women's Music Festival. Workshop participants
will have the opportunity to be a part of a group that will perform
later in the retreat.
~
..__
TheSongwriter'sFes~-.
r
tival, a first for the Herland
Retreat, will present some of
·
the finest women songwriters in the region. There'll be some new
voices: Deb Mills, a young woman from Oklahoma City who has
recently been playing in a group with Peggy Johnson and Amy
Belzer from Abilene, Kansas. Favorites who have performed at
other retreates include: Wende Allyn (see the review of her new
CD on page 2), Wanda, Peggy Johnson, Donna D., and Cutchla
Fuller.
Saturday evening, Circle ofFriends, will entertain us in their
own special way. Kristal! Bright, Cathy Cahill, Donna DeSalvo
and Tammy King join forces for a energetic musical experience.
After the concert, there'll be an open jam session and, as always,
tl1e campfire will provide the opportunity for everyone to make
music.
Several workshops/discussion groups are planned for the
weekend. Poetry writing, paganism, American Sign Language
and massage therapy, are all subjects for exploration.
Saturday's potluck gives everyone the chance to
.·· < ••.;showofftheirculinarytalents. (Fortunately many of
II
~~~:~ :~:et!~:)g~~:~ :;~~;!::::i~i~~1:~
share. The camp has a full kitchen that will be
available for preparation.
There are lots of opportunities for unplanned recreational
activities during the weekend. With somewhere around 100
women in attendance, there's sure to be something interesting
going on all the time.
In addition, Lake Murray offers swimming, skiing, scuba
diving, golf, tennis, sailing, marina, hiking and motorcycle trails,
horseback riding, remote control flying, fun boats, miniature
golf, fishing, field trial grounds, and an airstrip. Tucker Tower
Nature Center is a museum of natural history managed by the
Lake Murray State Park.
Retreat preregistration includes a cabin bunk for Friday and
Saturday night, a late supperon Friday, and breakfast on Saturday
and Sunday. There is limited space for tents and recreational
vehicles in the campground. Preregistration fees are on a sliding
scale based on income. To preregister send tl1e registration form
on page 3 with payment to Herland by October 14. On-site
registration is on a space available basis. CJ
Volume 15 Number IO
HATE CRIMES TOWN
MEETING AND SPEAKOUT;
COMING
Our To SroP THE VIOLENCE
Kerry Lobel, Executive Director National Gay & Lesbian
Task Force, will be the featured speaker ata town meeting on hate
crimes sponsored by Herland Sister Resources, Cimarron Alliance, the Oklahoma Gay and Lesbian Task Force, OUTreach,
and the Peace House.
The town meeting is scheduled for 7 :30 P .M, October 20 at
Epworth United Methodist Church, 1901 N. Douglas Ave, in
Oklahoma City. Panelists will discuss the state of anti-gay hate
crimes across the nation and in Oklahoma. There will also be an
opportunity for people to record their own experiences with antigay violence. The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force will
deliver these stories to President Clinton.
In November, President Clinton is hosting a national summit
on hate crimes, including anti-gay violence. In conjunction with
this event, the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force is working
with LGBT communities around the country to hold their own
discussions on anti-gay violence. Other regional events include
a town meeting in Tulsa on October 21 and a town meeting in
Wichita, KS on October 15.CJ
CELEBRATING
60 YEARS
OF SERVICE
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma will celebrate 60
years of family planning services on Thursday, October 16. The
Maternal Health Center of Oklahoma City opened on June 11,
1937. Today Planned Parentl1ood provides a range of reproductive health services.
Ed Asner will be the keynote speaker for the 60tl1 Anniversary Celebration Dinner at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club.
For event tickets call Planned Parenthood at 528-0221. CJ
Borders Books in Norman, withHerLmd as a cosponsor, will
observe Lesbian and Gay History month with a discussion panel
and showing of2 documentary films, Forbidden Love and The
Celluloid Closet. The discussion panel will begin at 7:00 P.M. on
October 23 with the film showing following at 8 P.M.CJ
Her land Sister Resources
2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112
IN
REVIEW
by Ji/I Gamer
I was hoping to be able to say Carrie Newcomer will be
performing here in October. However, it's not going to happen.
The good news is that Cheryl Wheeler will be playing Oklahoma
City October 19th! I have traveled to Dallas and Kansas to hear
Cheryl, and heard her in Colorado Springs when I was visiting
friends. She was wonderful each time. Part of the joy of her
performances is her sense of humor. She's very funny and that's
part of the fun of seeing her. But then there's her voice and her
talented songwriting. She's got some beautiful, and some funny,
songs and a voice that's so smooth and strong, and her voice alone
would have made me a fan. Fortunately she has a lot more to offer
than just that. Her show will be at the City Arts Center. Call 8435789 for more information.
Unfortunately, there is also another good show scheduled
that same night (the 19th) at the Blue Door. The Bums Sisters
will be opening up for Jimmy LaFave. They have very beautiful
harmonies, write most of their own songs, and when they don't,
they do a great job at picking other's songs to cover, and can sing
soft and beautiful or get down on songs like Steve Van Zandt's
song "Patriot" on the Close to Home album.
Speaking of choices, I skipped seeing Claire Lynch in Tulsa
to go see Christine Albert and Chris Gage at the Blue Door
September 6, and I'm not sorry I did. That was one of the best
shows I've seen there. Chris Gage can play the guitar beautifully
and make it look so easy. Plus, he has a beautiful voice and their
voices blending together just made me feel like I was in heaven.
Christine Albert has a strong voice, and a wonderful songwriting
talent, and I was mesmerized. Plus, she was gorgeous. Okay,
okay, it's a bonus. I'm only human for god's sake! And, she sang
a couple of songs in French. My god, I was done for. I'm sorry
for all of you who missed such wonderful music. Greg Johnson,
who runs the Blue Door, thinks they'll be back in 6 months or so,
and I'm telling you now, they're great and you shouldn't miss
them a second time!
Wende Allyn - Catalina Days
It's here! Wende Allyn's CD is out. I was browsing the music
section at Borders the other day and saw Wende' s CD there for
sale. How cool is that?
I've been fortunate to hear Wende sing live several times,
sometimes by herself and sometimes with others. The nice thing
about a CD is you can add a lot of musicians that you can't always
play live with, and that's one of my favorite things about hearing
Wende's CD. She has some good musicians on this release and
it really adds a lotto her music. Wende has a lot of talent at writing
songs and has a very pretty, unique voice that she uses well.
Some of my old favorites are on the CD, as well as some new
surprises I've never heard before. One of my favorites is "Ben and
Beni." The' song is lively and fun and the words, about an offbeat
couple who get married, are great. "Well Beni wasn't queen of
her high school class, With her best girlfriends she liked to sit in
the back, And talk about a boy who wasn't cool, She liked the
tattoo on his arm,'Nobody's Fool'. He was a real hard worker,
never wanted to lead, You won't find his picture in the most
likely." Plus, all the background vocals are great! It sounds like
a chorus. "Cripple Creek", a wild west story of a sheriff's
corruption, and "Marilyn in the Moon" are two nice surprises too
2 Her/and Voice October, 1997
"I
that I haven't heard, or heard much. "Lonely Baby", a longtime
favorite of 1nine that I never can stop singing around the house
after hearing it, is on the CD, along with other Wende standards
that she has shared during her live performances
I think my favorite songs ofWende's delve more deeply into
the subject at hand, and the phrases areL1't as simple. Many of
her lyrics on songs like "Always Love You", "Catalina Days",
"For You", have short, sharp lines, and while I like those songs
for a few listens, I tire of them quickly. I'd like more challenge
from the songs. But, nonetheless, I think she's very good at
songwriting and it's my own personal choice to like songs that I
have to figure out.
One of my biggest disappointments of the CD was on "Wa1k
By the River," one ofWende's best songs. I liked the line when
I've heard it sung live about a woman who is married and falls in
love with a preacher's daughter. "She got down on her knees and
asked for God to forgive the love inside her." The word daughter
was changed to brother on the CD and for me it lessened the heartwrenching quality of that part of the song, and I love heartwrenching. However, the cello on the song was a great choice,
played by Fred Harstadt, and I think it makes a beautiful song even
prettier.
But hey, listen to it yourself1 It's a good CD and I look
forward to hearing more new songs from Wende. Check out her
live shows too around Oklahoma City and Norman. Go hear this
up-and-coming artist while you can!D
THEY'RE BACK
The Therapy Sisters, veterans of several Herland retreats will
perform in Oklahoma City at Medinas Coffeehouse on Friday, November 7th and in Norman at Borders Books on November 8.
For the past decade The Therapy Sisters have set out to demonstrate that music and laughter are the best medicine. This zany and
eclectic duo, Lisa Rogers and Maurine McLean, has entertained at
clubs, theaters, and conferences from coast to coast, and is a favorite
on the nationally-syndicated Dr. Demento show. D
For Rent: Attractive one bedroom upstairs duplex in Crown
Heights, hdwd floors, w/d, gar, deck, herb garden. Avail. Nov.
1st, $350 mo +dep 521-8176.
The Voice is published by:
Herland Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 N.W. 39th,
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Mouthy publication and distribution of l ,OC10 copies of the Voice is
Berland' s largest monthly expense. A donation of $12 or more is
requested to cover the cost ofsending your copy ofthe Voice, but we'll
be happy to send the Voice even ifyou can't send a contribution right
now. Just let us know you want to receive the Voice.
Name:. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ __
Address - - -- -- - - -- -- - - - - - - City_ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _State._ _ __
Zip__
_ _My contribution of
$12 or __ _ is enclosed.
_ _ Keep the Voice coming! Maybe I can contribute later.
Return to: HSR, 2312 NW 39, OKC, OK 73112
Herland Sister Resources
October, 1997
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
6
Friday
Saturday
3
4
Circle of Friends at the
Cafe on Paseo
(Cali for time)
Nov. 8: Freefall performs at Herland
Coffeehouse
Dec. 5-7: Do your holiday shoppingatthe
Herland Holiday Bazaar
5
2
1
Coming Attractions:
Thursday
7
!Register now for the retreat!
8:30 PM Wende Allyn at
Cafe Ole
8
11
9
10
7:00 PM Freefall at
Medina's
Coffeehouse
8:30 PM Wende
Allyn at Cafe Ole
13
12
15
14
Deadline for
Retreat
PreRegistration
20
19
IHerland Fall
Retreat
6:00 PM Cheryl Wheeler at City Arts Center
I
17
18
<
21
Herland Fall Retreat
22
23
7:30 PM Hate
Crimes Town
Meeting,
Epworth
United Methodist Church
27
26
16
0
7:00 PM Alternative Cinema
at
Borders
Books in
Norman
28
29
30
I
25
24
8:30 PM
Mary Reynolds at
Cafe Ole
News letter
Deadline
31
6:30PM
Newsletter
Mailing
If you have an event for the Herland calendar, send it ATTN: Calendar, HSR, 2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112
RETREAT PRE-REGISTRATION
Please choose the
registration amount
most appropriate for
you. On-site registration
will be$65. Deadline for
pre-registrationisOctober
14 and registration is
non-refundable after
October16.
Slngle Person's
Annu al Income
Pre~reglstratlon
Household Annual
per person
Inc om e
under $6,5 00
$15
under $13,300
$6,5 00 • $13,250
$ 25
$13,3 00. $18,000
s13,25 0 - s19,5 oo
$35
$18,00 0. $26,000
$19,50 0 • $30,000
$4 5
$26,000. $5 0,000
over $30,000
$ 60
over $ 50,000
Foll l<etreot and Music Festival
Scrturday afternoon Songwriter Festival
Fecrtured performers:
H Peggy) Wanda Jo Wende> Donna D»
>)Cuchla >Amy >Deb M >)>
Registration fee enclosed (payable to Herland): _$15 _25 _$35 _$45 _$60
Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone: _ _ _ _ __
Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _City _ _ _ _ _ _ State_Zip_ __
_ _ I need a scholarship to attend.
_ _ I'm enclosing and additional$
to help provide scholarships.
_ _ I'm bringing _ _ children (girls of all ages and boys under 10 are welcome)
Return registration to: Herrand Sister Resources, 2312 N.W. 39, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Concert begins cit 8:.30pm
SUPPORT
405-528-1018
OUR SUPPORTERS
FAX 405-528-1035
REBECCA R. COHN, Ph.D.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Peggy C. Johnson
321-2148
Attorney At Law
Associated with
Parr, Friend and Johnson
2200 Classen Blvd ., Suite 650
Oklahoma City, OK 731 06-5609
P.O. Box 5119
Norman, Okla 73070
Individual - Couples
Family Therapy, Retreats
•
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DoN'r Miss Our ...
The Herland Fall Retreat is scheduled for October 17-20, at
Group Camp 3 in Lake Murray State Park.
Wahru, known to many Herlanders as Barbara Cleveland,
will be offering her drum workshop that has become a fixture at
the National Women's Music Festival. Workshop participants
will have the opportunity to be a part of a group that will perform
later in the retreat.
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tival, a first for the Herland
Retreat, will present some of
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the finest women songwriters in the region. There'll be some new
voices: Deb Mills, a young woman from Oklahoma City who has
recently been playing in a group with Peggy Johnson and Amy
Belzer from Abilene, Kansas. Favorites who have performed at
other retreates include: Wende Allyn (see the review of her new
CD on page 2), Wanda, Peggy Johnson, Donna D., and Cutchla
Fuller.
Saturday evening, Circle ofFriends, will entertain us in their
own special way. Kristal! Bright, Cathy Cahill, Donna DeSalvo
and Tammy King join forces for a energetic musical experience.
After the concert, there'll be an open jam session and, as always,
tl1e campfire will provide the opportunity for everyone to make
music.
Several workshops/discussion groups are planned for the
weekend. Poetry writing, paganism, American Sign Language
and massage therapy, are all subjects for exploration.
Saturday's potluck gives everyone the chance to
.·· < ••.;showofftheirculinarytalents. (Fortunately many of
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share. The camp has a full kitchen that will be
available for preparation.
There are lots of opportunities for unplanned recreational
activities during the weekend. With somewhere around 100
women in attendance, there's sure to be something interesting
going on all the time.
In addition, Lake Murray offers swimming, skiing, scuba
diving, golf, tennis, sailing, marina, hiking and motorcycle trails,
horseback riding, remote control flying, fun boats, miniature
golf, fishing, field trial grounds, and an airstrip. Tucker Tower
Nature Center is a museum of natural history managed by the
Lake Murray State Park.
Retreat preregistration includes a cabin bunk for Friday and
Saturday night, a late supperon Friday, and breakfast on Saturday
and Sunday. There is limited space for tents and recreational
vehicles in the campground. Preregistration fees are on a sliding
scale based on income. To preregister send tl1e registration form
on page 3 with payment to Herland by October 14. On-site
registration is on a space available basis. CJ
Volume 15 Number IO
HATE CRIMES TOWN
MEETING AND SPEAKOUT;
COMING
Our To SroP THE VIOLENCE
Kerry Lobel, Executive Director National Gay & Lesbian
Task Force, will be the featured speaker ata town meeting on hate
crimes sponsored by Herland Sister Resources, Cimarron Alliance, the Oklahoma Gay and Lesbian Task Force, OUTreach,
and the Peace House.
The town meeting is scheduled for 7 :30 P .M, October 20 at
Epworth United Methodist Church, 1901 N. Douglas Ave, in
Oklahoma City. Panelists will discuss the state of anti-gay hate
crimes across the nation and in Oklahoma. There will also be an
opportunity for people to record their own experiences with antigay violence. The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force will
deliver these stories to President Clinton.
In November, President Clinton is hosting a national summit
on hate crimes, including anti-gay violence. In conjunction with
this event, the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force is working
with LGBT communities around the country to hold their own
discussions on anti-gay violence. Other regional events include
a town meeting in Tulsa on October 21 and a town meeting in
Wichita, KS on October 15.CJ
CELEBRATING
60 YEARS
OF SERVICE
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma will celebrate 60
years of family planning services on Thursday, October 16. The
Maternal Health Center of Oklahoma City opened on June 11,
1937. Today Planned Parentl1ood provides a range of reproductive health services.
Ed Asner will be the keynote speaker for the 60tl1 Anniversary Celebration Dinner at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club.
For event tickets call Planned Parenthood at 528-0221. CJ
Borders Books in Norman, withHerLmd as a cosponsor, will
observe Lesbian and Gay History month with a discussion panel
and showing of2 documentary films, Forbidden Love and The
Celluloid Closet. The discussion panel will begin at 7:00 P.M. on
October 23 with the film showing following at 8 P.M.CJ
Her land Sister Resources
2312 N.W. 39, OKC, OK 73112
IN
REVIEW
by Ji/I Gamer
I was hoping to be able to say Carrie Newcomer will be
performing here in October. However, it's not going to happen.
The good news is that Cheryl Wheeler will be playing Oklahoma
City October 19th! I have traveled to Dallas and Kansas to hear
Cheryl, and heard her in Colorado Springs when I was visiting
friends. She was wonderful each time. Part of the joy of her
performances is her sense of humor. She's very funny and that's
part of the fun of seeing her. But then there's her voice and her
talented songwriting. She's got some beautiful, and some funny,
songs and a voice that's so smooth and strong, and her voice alone
would have made me a fan. Fortunately she has a lot more to offer
than just that. Her show will be at the City Arts Center. Call 8435789 for more information.
Unfortunately, there is also another good show scheduled
that same night (the 19th) at the Blue Door. The Bums Sisters
will be opening up for Jimmy LaFave. They have very beautiful
harmonies, write most of their own songs, and when they don't,
they do a great job at picking other's songs to cover, and can sing
soft and beautiful or get down on songs like Steve Van Zandt's
song "Patriot" on the Close to Home album.
Speaking of choices, I skipped seeing Claire Lynch in Tulsa
to go see Christine Albert and Chris Gage at the Blue Door
September 6, and I'm not sorry I did. That was one of the best
shows I've seen there. Chris Gage can play the guitar beautifully
and make it look so easy. Plus, he has a beautiful voice and their
voices blending together just made me feel like I was in heaven.
Christine Albert has a strong voice, and a wonderful songwriting
talent, and I was mesmerized. Plus, she was gorgeous. Okay,
okay, it's a bonus. I'm only human for god's sake! And, she sang
a couple of songs in French. My god, I was done for. I'm sorry
for all of you who missed such wonderful music. Greg Johnson,
who runs the Blue Door, thinks they'll be back in 6 months or so,
and I'm telling you now, they're great and you shouldn't miss
them a second time!
Wende Allyn - Catalina Days
It's here! Wende Allyn's CD is out. I was browsing the music
section at Borders the other day and saw Wende' s CD there for
sale. How cool is that?
I've been fortunate to hear Wende sing live several times,
sometimes by herself and sometimes with others. The nice thing
about a CD is you can add a lot of musicians that you can't always
play live with, and that's one of my favorite things about hearing
Wende's CD. She has some good musicians on this release and
it really adds a lotto her music. Wende has a lot of talent at writing
songs and has a very pretty, unique voice that she uses well.
Some of my old favorites are on the CD, as well as some new
surprises I've never heard before. One of my favorites is "Ben and
Beni." The' song is lively and fun and the words, about an offbeat
couple who get married, are great. "Well Beni wasn't queen of
her high school class, With her best girlfriends she liked to sit in
the back, And talk about a boy who wasn't cool, She liked the
tattoo on his arm,'Nobody's Fool'. He was a real hard worker,
never wanted to lead, You won't find his picture in the most
likely." Plus, all the background vocals are great! It sounds like
a chorus. "Cripple Creek", a wild west story of a sheriff's
corruption, and "Marilyn in the Moon" are two nice surprises too
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that I haven't heard, or heard much. "Lonely Baby", a longtime
favorite of 1nine that I never can stop singing around the house
after hearing it, is on the CD, along with other Wende standards
that she has shared during her live performances
I think my favorite songs ofWende's delve more deeply into
the subject at hand, and the phrases areL1't as simple. Many of
her lyrics on songs like "Always Love You", "Catalina Days",
"For You", have short, sharp lines, and while I like those songs
for a few listens, I tire of them quickly. I'd like more challenge
from the songs. But, nonetheless, I think she's very good at
songwriting and it's my own personal choice to like songs that I
have to figure out.
One of my biggest disappointments of the CD was on "Wa1k
By the River," one ofWende's best songs. I liked the line when
I've heard it sung live about a woman who is married and falls in
love with a preacher's daughter. "She got down on her knees and
asked for God to forgive the love inside her." The word daughter
was changed to brother on the CD and for me it lessened the heartwrenching quality of that part of the song, and I love heartwrenching. However, the cello on the song was a great choice,
played by Fred Harstadt, and I think it makes a beautiful song even
prettier.
But hey, listen to it yourself1 It's a good CD and I look
forward to hearing more new songs from Wende. Check out her
live shows too around Oklahoma City and Norman. Go hear this
up-and-coming artist while you can!D
THEY'RE BACK
The Therapy Sisters, veterans of several Herland retreats will
perform in Oklahoma City at Medinas Coffeehouse on Friday, November 7th and in Norman at Borders Books on November 8.
For the past decade The Therapy Sisters have set out to demonstrate that music and laughter are the best medicine. This zany and
eclectic duo, Lisa Rogers and Maurine McLean, has entertained at
clubs, theaters, and conferences from coast to coast, and is a favorite
on the nationally-syndicated Dr. Demento show. D
For Rent: Attractive one bedroom upstairs duplex in Crown
Heights, hdwd floors, w/d, gar, deck, herb garden. Avail. Nov.
1st, $350 mo +dep 521-8176.
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Mouthy publication and distribution of l ,OC10 copies of the Voice is
Berland' s largest monthly expense. A donation of $12 or more is
requested to cover the cost ofsending your copy ofthe Voice, but we'll
be happy to send the Voice even ifyou can't send a contribution right
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October, 1997
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
6
Friday
Saturday
3
4
Circle of Friends at the
Cafe on Paseo
(Cali for time)
Nov. 8: Freefall performs at Herland
Coffeehouse
Dec. 5-7: Do your holiday shoppingatthe
Herland Holiday Bazaar
5
2
1
Coming Attractions:
Thursday
7
!Register now for the retreat!
8:30 PM Wende Allyn at
Cafe Ole
8
11
9
10
7:00 PM Freefall at
Medina's
Coffeehouse
8:30 PM Wende
Allyn at Cafe Ole
13
12
15
14
Deadline for
Retreat
PreRegistration
20
19
IHerland Fall
Retreat
6:00 PM Cheryl Wheeler at City Arts Center
I
17
18
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21
Herland Fall Retreat
22
23
7:30 PM Hate
Crimes Town
Meeting,
Epworth
United Methodist Church
27
26
16
0
7:00 PM Alternative Cinema
at
Borders
Books in
Norman
28
29
30
I
25
24
8:30 PM
Mary Reynolds at
Cafe Ole
News letter
Deadline
31
6:30PM
Newsletter
Mailing
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RETREAT PRE-REGISTRATION
Please choose the
registration amount
most appropriate for
you. On-site registration
will be$65. Deadline for
pre-registrationisOctober
14 and registration is
non-refundable after
October16.
Slngle Person's
Annu al Income
Pre~reglstratlon
Household Annual
per person
Inc om e
under $6,5 00
$15
under $13,300
$6,5 00 • $13,250
$ 25
$13,3 00. $18,000
s13,25 0 - s19,5 oo
$35
$18,00 0. $26,000
$19,50 0 • $30,000
$4 5
$26,000. $5 0,000
over $30,000
$ 60
over $ 50,000
Foll l<etreot and Music Festival
Scrturday afternoon Songwriter Festival
Fecrtured performers:
H Peggy) Wanda Jo Wende> Donna D»
>)Cuchla >Amy >Deb M >)>
Registration fee enclosed (payable to Herland): _$15 _25 _$35 _$45 _$60
Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone: _ _ _ _ __
Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _City _ _ _ _ _ _ State_Zip_ __
_ _ I need a scholarship to attend.
_ _ I'm enclosing and additional$
to help provide scholarships.
_ _ I'm bringing _ _ children (girls of all ages and boys under 10 are welcome)
Return registration to: Herrand Sister Resources, 2312 N.W. 39, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Concert begins cit 8:.30pm
SUPPORT
405-528-1018
OUR SUPPORTERS
FAX 405-528-1035
REBECCA R. COHN, Ph.D.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Peggy C. Johnson
321-2148
Attorney At Law
Associated with
Parr, Friend and Johnson
2200 Classen Blvd ., Suite 650
Oklahoma City, OK 731 06-5609
P.O. Box 5119
Norman, Okla 73070
Individual - Couples
Family Therapy, Retreats
•
tJ(J(A' PLU~BING
r
844-1951
"FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING
NEEDS"
JEAN PROCKISH
.I
RfYMfl(
~
Preferrr.d Properties Inc.
BEN HAYDEN, CIVIT
Carla Splaingard
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Residence - 360-9451
\i\"strc _
~OR€St tR€aSUR€S
• im::~na~ & oils • candles • impoita
• t.."f"9slals & slona • j~dti
• uniqu~ & unusual gifts
Campus Coiner
323 \\lhnc SINd
Norman, OK 73069
• n~ 8g" supplia
Naluha Rice {40.5) 447-.5111
Herland Sister Resources
2312 N.W. 39
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Address Correction Requested
Return Postage Guaranteed
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Office: (405) 751-4848
Toll Free : (800) 299-5615
Fax: (405) 751-4330
3705
w. Memorial
Oklahoma City, 01< 73134
Nancy Nesser
'Y Attorney at Law 'Y
942-4190
•bcm"ru~cy one! co.,sL.:mer low
•wills, trusts ~ estare planning
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