munities abcutoombating stig ' and A’  .
 in society? Share stor_iesandf;leam_:wl;at kinds, "
of strategies and tools: others have developed. '
Come join the discussion wtthalpaneil of mem-
bers of other stigmatized groups. This program
cosponsored by the Mental l-iealth~Education

 

Initiative.

listing for more information.

MONTPELIER - Lost Nation Theater —-‘Proof.
7:30PM.‘July.10th .-July 27th. Call 802-229-0492
tor tickets or more information - www.io’stna- : -
tiontheaterorg . info@lostnatlontheater:org . '

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, BURUNGTON - Outright vemronr-‘Reaching
Out: Youth Zine. 5:30-6:45PM..Se’e‘Friday‘4 listing

for more information.

Bunuuerou -' GSA-

ESSEX - VGSA - Mini" Putt-Putt. See Thursday 3

Alcoholics Anonymous - G .

, 9 3 , Transgender Meeting. 7-8PM,
At St James C uroh. across trom stewarrs cor»
venienoe. store.TOi:len—r_*neetlng of AA. meaning

   

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sponsored ‘event-‘we'll bike one ofilh most ace: .5 1
mo bike paths in America! 10 mile roundup along‘
Lake Champlain. We will meet lo nooijlin front of
the ECHO Science Center and cycle to the new _
bike friendly Colchester Causeway; B.§.<e‘sFlentals ,
available @ Local Motion (652-BlKE)3‘next to

RICHMOND - Wild Onion Cohousing .- Monthly
Potluck. 5:30PM. Good things;happ_enirtg'in the
development of a rural, ecologicallyconsclous ‘
neig_h_borhood..lf interested in our process. of

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ence in last month's PRIDE cele-
bration. Our float was prominent in
the parade. accompanied by board
members and coordinators of our
programs marching alongside. .

At the festival, we pre-
sented the new edition of Our
Bodies, Our Minds, Your Guide to
GLBT-Friendly Healthcare in
Chittenden County. And all day,
volunteers offered refreshments,
conversation. and a break from the
weather at our Open House in the
R.U.1.2? Headquarters.

To celebrate and recog-
nize everyone's selfless efforts,
we're having a volunteer picnic.

RUI2? headquarters. FMI contact Michael Luna@
802-644-5464 or michaeltuna@yaho_o.com

The picnic will be noon - 4 pm
Saturday. July 26 at the Waterfront
Picnic Shelter on Lake Champlain
in Burlington. You can get to the
shelter by walking north on the _
bike path through Waterfront Park
to the'Skate Park. The picnic shel-
ter is next to the Coast Guard
Building near the Skate Park. We'll
put up signs to direct you. It will be
a time for you to relax, socialize,

- take in some sun and enjoy a

good barbecue. .

The picnic is potluck -
people with last names A-L should
bring a salad or side dish, people
with last names beginning M-Z

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BURLINGTON - Outright V'i'_.- Self Education
Night. 6-8PM; s’ lf'Education..Night: Outright

__ _ nsightfui conversations about
identity 8; oppression and how they connect from
short assigned readings; Wemightvnotifind the V
in the? uestlons. - V

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Every second.Monday, beat 3' ial
or Scattegory-King! Fun for coupl _
anyone who loves a little friendlyzboard-gaming!

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I ‘ is ’a'n'opportunity to network with old friends, make
‘ some new ones, attend infonnationalvvworkshcps

" ,—a__ discussion groups, and have plenty of fun!
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should bring a dessert.R.U.1.2?
will provide burgers and dogs
(both meat and veggie) and soda.
This‘ is a substance—free event. All
volunteers and their families and
friends are welcome to attend. If
it's raining we'll gather at R.U.1.2?
Headquarters (see our website at
wvvw.ru12.org). If you don't cur-
rently volunteer at the center but

' are thinking of doing so. you are

also invited! Come and meet cur-
rent volunteers and learn how you
can help out. We hope to see you
there!

In one month. R.U.1.2?
volunteers develop and plan pro-

night‘! at:Charlie—O's, eve'ry.3rd Wednesday from
“:8'~"1 Dom. Each month will feature special guest
- =performers..ln a fun and friendly atmosphere. All
- are welcome and women are especially encour-
aged to come check out this new meeting place!
79 Main St. For more info call 223-6820

ST JOHNSBURY - Vermont CARES - Needle
Exchange. 3~6PM. See Wednesday 02 listing for

ST JOHNSBURY - Vermont CARES — Oral HIV
Testing. 3-6PM. See Wednesday 02 listing for

Thursday    I

V BURLINGTON -’ R.U.‘l2 7 - Womerts Coming Out
’ Support Group; The»Women‘s Adultzcoming Out
V rsupport Group meets at the center on the first
 andthird Thursday of each month. It is open for
all adult; women at any point along the coming out
process ‘ Thiséprogram is held at the=R.U.‘1.2’?

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' r . »_r_or,intomriation.. 

Sunday 20
BURLINGTON - Christ Church Presbyterian -A

Sunday Service. 9:30AM. See Sunday 06 listing I
' for more Information.

   
 
 
 
  
 
 
 

 

    
 

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BURLINGTON - RU12 — Womyraelplay. 4-
7:00PM. The Bi~monthly Worncns Social Group
meets every other Sunday tor good conversation,
coffee, a film and or games at in-~ R.U.1.2?
Community Center, 1 Steele 8:
Good for couples, singles. and
arrive by 5:30pm as somellnta.
for outside excursions.

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BURLINGTON - Vermont Gay 5* 'iClal Alternatives
- Weekly Volleyball. 6-8PM. Al almonds Middle
School. A $5 contribution is aslao to help cover
the cost of renting the gym. Cher» out vgsacom
' for more information.

TORONTO, ON - Folsom Fair North - Outdoor
Leather and Fetish Fair. 12-10PM. Folsom Fair
V North will take place in the large narking lot at
Wellesley and Yonge Street acros ;. from the
wellesley Subway Station. FMl: wwwtolscm-V
falmorth.com. ’

Monday 2 ‘t

. ARLINGTON .~ Alcoholics Anonymous - Gay,‘
Lesbian, Bisexual, Tiansgender ll/eating. 7~8PM,

At St James Church, across from Stewarts con-

venience store. Open meeting of /‘A, meaning
that anyone with a desire to stun «inking can

BURLINGTON - Outright VT - be-. Education
Night. 6-8PM. Self~Education Night: Outright ,
Youth Corey leads insightful conversations about
identity & oppression and how they connect from
short assigned readings. We might not find the
answers---the revolution lies in the questions. ~
Vefla month all summer long. Ages 22 and

I rider. 187 $t.vPaul St.~ Burlington, VT 800-G-LB~  1
CHAT or info@outrlghtvt._org www.outri¢ltvt.org  -;

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grams, provide counseling, make
calls, stult envelopes. and general-
ly donate hundreds of hours of
time and energy. The work of the
community center would not be

V possible if not for the tireless work

of our volunteer corps. Committed
citizens who are willing to give
their skills and support are vital to
any community organizing and
development effort. Use this
opportunity to‘ reconnect with old
friends, meet new ones and find
out about the wide variety of pro-
gramming you all make possible.
. P.S. - Shhhl Don't tell
Khristianl This picnic will also be

our time to honor the dedicated
work of our AmericorpMsta
Volunteer, Khristian Kemp- .
DeLisser. Khristian will be finishing
his year of service in August, and
we are grateful for everything he
has -done this year to make the
pop—ed program successful’ and to
createéa safe and welcoming envi-
ronment at the Center. You can
also come and meet our brand
new AmericorpMsta for 2004.
Direct from San Francisco,
California. Kelly Mulligan will be
stepping into Khristian's shoes on
August 11th. v