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Sunday 1

BURLINGTON - Christ Church Presbyterian -
Sunday Service, every. Sunday from 9:30AM.
CCP.is a "More Light" church. We welcome all
persons. regardless of sexual orientation, into full
participation in the life, membership, and leader-
ship of this church, and strive, as part of the Body
of Christ, to reach out in ministry to lesbian, gay, I
bisexual, and transgendered people both within
andoutside of our congregation. Christ Church

‘ Presbyterian (CCP) is located on UVM Redstone
Campus between the water tower and the
Catholic Center.

MONTREAL - Divers Cite - Various Events. The
Parade - Whether it is in six-inch heels, combat
boots, running shoes or on wheels, people from
all walks of life will be taking to the streets of
Montreal to celebrate their collective belief in the
importance and beauty of diversity. A blazing suc-
cession of colour, community, sass.and sexiness.

 

Rene-Levesque boulevard, from Guy to St. Denis. ‘

12H. Post Parade Party - All for one and one for
all! After the parade there will be entertainment for
all tastes. Whether you want to dance to the large
beats at La Grande Danse or the Lesbian Block
Party, rock out to part two of Sex Garage, or listen
to a number of Concerts in the Park, you are set!
Located in and around Emilie-Gamelin Park.
Pride Ball - An all night after hours event featuring
local and international DJs. Location TBD.

Monday 2

CLAREMONT, NH - Papermill Children's 2004
Summer Theatre - The Three Pigs - "I’lI huff, and
I’ll puff, and Ill. blow your house down!" A hilarious
story of three little pigs, each supremely confident
that his house is the strongest. Each pig builds a
house - the first of straw, the second of sticks, and
the third of bricks - only to be visited by a hungry
wolf detennined to eat him up. The real question
is...whose will survive the big bad wolf’? All Shows
are Monday Mornings at 10am. Tickets are $5 ea.

A and can purchased at the door or call 542-0064.

MONTPELIER - Survivors of Incest Anonymous —
Meeting at 6:00 PM. At the UCC Bethany Church
in Montpelier on Main Street (on the right, just
past Ben & Jerry’s if you are coming from the
interstate). Every Monday in the Blue Door Room,

some in front door go to the Basement, stairs on
left, then to the end of the hall to the room with the _

blue door. FMI: 229-2153 or 454-7822

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BENNINGTON - The Turning Point Club -
Overeaters. For more information, go to:
wwvv.oa.org ...Or come and check out the meeting
for yourself Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:30 pm at
the Turning Point Club, 465 Main Street,
Bennington, VT. Or call 442-9700 for more into
and/or to be connected with someone from OA.

BRATTLEBORO - AlDS Project of Southern
Vermont - Syringe Exchange. AIDS Project of
Southern Vermont - Syringe Exchange 6:00-9:00
PM. At the Brattleboro Drop-In Center, 60 South
Main Street. Anonymous. 802-254-8263.

BURLINGTON - R.U.1.2’? — Proud and Sober
GLBTAA. 7:00 PM. GLBT-friendly Alcoholics
Anonymous group, meets every Tuesday of the
month at R.U.1.2? Community Center. FMI,
802.860.7812 or thecenter@ru12.org.

GT. BARRINGTON, MA - PFLAG South Berkshire
Meeting. 7:30 pm. Hevreh of Southern Berkshire,
270 State Rd., Gt. Barrington. FMl call Tom at
413-528-6466.

Wednesday 4

HANOVER, NH - Gay Soccer. Gooaaaallllll ll! -
After a successful indoor season, the soccer
group (we are still looking for a name) is moving
outside. We will be playing at 6pm every
Wednesday night throughout the summer in
Hanover. With a growing core group of dedicated

beginners and more advanced players, we are
always looking for more players. Come join us.

For more information: jcmoc@valley.net

PITTSFIELD, MA - BSCC - Potluck Dinner. 7 pm,
Unitarian-Universalist Church, 175 Wendell Ave.,
Pittsfield, MA. Bring a main dish, salad, dessert or

* beverage to share. Open to the GLBTQ commu- '

nity and friends. FMl: 413-243-8484.

ST JOHNSBURY - Vermont CARES -. Oral HIV
Testing. Free Walk in Anonymous Oral HIV testing
available every Wednesday 3-6pm. at Vermont
CARES 1235 Hospital Drive Suite two.Other 4
times are available by appointment. For more info
call Penni at 802-748-9061.

ST JOHNSBURY - Vermont Ct}-\RES - Needle
Exchange. Needle exchange walk in hours every
Wednesday 3-6pm at Vermont CARES 1235
Hospital Drive Suite two. For more info call Penni

7 at 802-748-9061.

STOWE - Stowe Theatre Guild - All My Sons.
Arthur Miller’s "All My Sons" Wednesday -

Saturday at 3 pm‘ My 21st... A-ugusg ;rm...T¢,w,,....,,. .,.;.Rutland VT. Call 775-5884 for more info.

Hall Theatre, Main Street Stowe. (802)253-3961
or tickets@stowetheatre.com. Tickets are $15
adults. "All My Sons" is a realistic, powertul,
thought-provoking play, based on a true story of a
family during post-WWII.

Thursday 5

BURLINGTON - Burlington City Arts - Free
Concert Series. Catie Curtis with special guest
Gregory Douglass. For more info: 865-7166 or
visit www.BurlingtonCityArts.com. 6:30pm at
Battery Park. 0

GT. BARRINGTON, MA - Out and About. 8pm.
Sangria on the porch at Xicoh, 50 Stockbridge
Fld., Gt. Barrington (a few houses down from
Fn'endly's). FMI: Sara Chagantl,413-528-4832,
sara_chaganti@yahoo.com; or John Weinstein,
413-229-01 02.

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0 Yoga Retreat In Jamaica, Vermont. August 5th-

  

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JAMAICA - Monsoon Yoga Center - Women's

  
   

8th. Monsoon Yoga Center invites you to a week- .
end of bonfires, vigorous hikes, swimming in 1

some of our most loved swimming holessur-. I

rounded by the pure mountain wilderness of the
Green Mountain National Forest. Coololf in one
of the many rivers that crisscross the tiny village

of Jamaica, Vermont. Enjoy the bounty of local
farmer's best vegetables and herbs. Even the
eggs are fresh from the chickens! Weekend I 7
includes: Yoga twice daily (3 hours) -All meals and 
shared accornrnodation at the Jamaica House A
Guided hikes. Optional: Mountain bike excursions:
& In house massage. Check these websites for a’ ;
glimpse of what's on offer: www.jamaicaVT.com L T
and wwvv.-mgnsoonyogacom. Call 917-309-6361
Carla; 802-874-4149 Julia or email Carla@morr- ,
sonyogacom. -Space is very limited!tOnly $350.
for three nights and four days."  ‘

   
   
  

RUTLAND - VT Cares“- HIV Testing. FREE ~ VT
Cares, Dept of Health 11 Noon —- 4pm. Every 1st I
Thursday of the Month. — Asa Bloomer Building

SHEFFIELD, MA - Barrington Stage Company -I .
“Thief River", a play by Lee Blessing. Production
by Barrington Stage Company. 7:30 pm, Stage 2,
Consolati Performing Arts Center, Berkshire
School Rd., Sheffield, MA. The play follows the
lives of two gay men in a 1940's repressive
Midwestern town - one who leaves town, one who
chooses to marry - and their struggles with their
own relationship and with the town. FMl and tick-
ets, 413-528-8888. Thurs.8/5-Sun.8/8 &
Wed.8/11~—Sun.8/15.

STOWE - Stowe Theatre Guild - All My Sons. See.
Wednesday 4th for more information.

Friday 6

BURLINGTON - 135 Pearl -The Steph Pappas ‘
Experience with Guest Color Complex. 8.p.m. . »

   

   

 

Adornment Benefits Nonprofits
Please join The Barony of All Vermont
for Adornment V, A Night at the O.K.
Corral August 13-15, 2004 at the
Holiday Inn in Burlington, VT. All net
proceeds go to nonprofit community
organizations. The Adornment
Weekend‘s events include a
Hospitality Suite on Friday, August
13th from 11 am to 5 pm and the Out
of Town Show, for which the doors
open at 7:00 and the show begins at
8:00 pm. Admission is $10 at the
door

On Saturday, August 14, the
Hospitality Suite will be open from 10

am to 4 pm, followed by the main
event: Adornment V - "A Night at the
O.K. Corra|." Cocktails will be avail-
able from 6:00 pm, with the Show
opening at 7:30 pm. Admission for this
show is $50.00.
On Sunday, August 15, the

“Victory Brunch" starts at 11:00am,
admission $25. For more information,
e-mail the barony at baronyofallver-
mont@yahoo.com Or visit our web
site at www.geocities.com/greenmtsi|-
houettes.

One Day Ride Against AIDS
Pompanoosuc Mills is sponsoring the

2nd Annual RIDE AGAINST HIV/AIDS
for the benefit of ACORN. This year’s
event will take place on Sunday,
September 12, 2004, at 9:00 a.m. at
Pompanoosuc Mills on Route 5 in
East Thetford. Our desire is to have
as many participants as possible as
last years turnout was disappointing.
There will be a minimum fund raising
amount of $50.00 or the $50.00 can
be donated at the time of registering.
There will be prizes and a BIG COOK-
OUT on the grounds of Pompanoosuc
Mills when it's over. There will be at
least 2 and possibly 3 different dis-
tances one can ride. A participant will

be able to register on the morning of
the ridell For more information, people
can call ACORN at 603-448-8887 or
Pompanoosuc Mills at 802-785-4851
ext 522.

OITM Thanks Rob & Yves!
Out in the Mountains would like to
extend a warm thanks to Rob Larabee
and Yves Morrissette for 6 years of
dedicated service, volunteering
through sleet and rain and snow and
storm to deliver Out in the Mountains
in the Saint Jonhsbury / Lyndonville
area.

We welcome Rick Wold, a

long-standing volunteer at Out in the
Mountains, who will pick up the Saint
Johnsbury route from the dynamic
duo.

In addition we would like to
extend our thanks to the following vol-
unteers who assisted with stuffing for
the July issue: Bob Bolyard, Lynn
McNicol, Yelena, Sergio Corrales,
Tatiana, and Bob Wolff. The paper
depends upon the continuing support
these and all of our volunteers. Thank
you very much! V