GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE APRIL 21, 1995

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Windsong Womyn's Ensemble

Diane S. Hobus, Conductor

Sunday MAY 7 at 7 pm

West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church 20401 Hilliard Boulevard

Rocky River

$5 at the door; information 333-2255 Sponsored by INTERWEAVE/N.E. Ohio and West Shore's Welcoming Congregation

CHARLIE'S CALENDAR

Wednesday, April 19 through Saturday, April 22

Names Project AIDS memorial quilt; 160 of the Quilt's 28,000 panels will be displayed in the Great Hall of the University of Cincinnati's Tangeman Center; donations to benefit AIDS organizations. Call 513-556-4401 for viewing times or to volunteer. Friday, April 21 and Saturday, April 22

Jerry's Boys, an evening of song and dance with the North Coast Men's Chorus, featuring the music of Broadway's Jerry Herman; 8:00 pm at the Lakewood Tryout Theater, inside Lakewood High School at Franklin and Bunts Rds., 216-473-8919.

Friday, April 21

Trail-In Dance, part of Rainbow Wranglers' fourth annual Spring Roundup, benefiting Lakewood Facing the AIDS Challenge Together and the Center for Prevention of Domestic Violence; Rockies, 9208 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, 9:30 pm, $3.00. Roundup weekend includes four other country dancing events and two lessons, call 216-671-1017.

Saturday, April 22

The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Join Visions, an Akron gay and lesbian group, for dinner and a show at the Carousel Dinner Theater in Akron; 216-688-9988. Lesbian Spirituality, “Toward Recovering from Fundamentalism," 7:00 pm. Sliding fee scale. Diana Vezmar-Bailey, 614-291-6581. Also held Sunday, April 23, 1 to 6:00 pm.

Dance Around Cleveland, part of Rainbow Wranglers' Spring Roundup (see April 21), tour Cleveland in bright pink bus, stopping to dance at area landmarks. Advance tickets only, $12; board bus at Archwood UCC, 2800 Archwood Ave. near Pearl, 10:30 am to 1 pm, followed by line dance lessons at the church; 216-671-1017. The Colonel's Ball, part of Rainbow Wranglers' Spring Roundup (see April 21), country western dance at Grays Armory, 1234 Bolivar Rd., at Prospect near East 14th in Cleveland, 8 pm 2 am, $7.00; 216-671-1017.

Third Annual "Life" AIDS Benefit, Canton Palace Theatre, featuring the Canton Ballet, Kerry Cavett Jazz Group, Windson Womyn's Ensemble, and more, $10 advance/$12 door; 8 pm, 216-454-8172.

Saturday, April 22 through Monday, April 24

Names Project Quilt Display, Ashland University Kates Gymnasium, Ashland; call Terry Bates at 419-453-8252.

Sunday, April 23

Chuckwagon Brunch and Country Cabaret, buffet with entertainment, part of Rainbow Wranglers' Spring Roundup (see April 21), U4ia, 10630 Berea Rd., Cleveland, 11 am-2 pm; $10.00, followed by line dance lessons; 216-671-1017.. Trail's End Dance, part of Rainbow Wranglers' Spring Roundup (see April 21), country western dance at Ohio City Oasis, 1406 West 29th at Detroit, Cleveland, 8 pm midnight, $3.00; 216-671-1017.

Gay Skate Party, 5 to 7 pm at the North Canton Skate Center, 5775 Whipple Ave., N.W.; $4 admission, $1 skate rental.

FACT April Potluck; for people in the HIV/AIDS spectrum and their friends and families, sponsored by Facing the AIDS Challenge Together; 2 to 5:00 pm, Senior Center West, 16024 Madison Ave., Lakewood; 216-529-7695.

Organizational meeting, for parties interested in forming a lesbian, gay, and bisexual political action committee based in the greater Akron area. Call Judy Byrd at 216453-2609 for location.

Comedy at Wall Street, featuring Margaret Smith, winner of the 1995 Comedy Awards "Best Female Comic,” 9:00 pm; 144 N. Wall Street, Columbus; 614-464-2800. Monday, April 24

"Centered on the Right,” OutVoice presentation and discussion on the Radical Right and threats to civil liberties being organized locally. Cleveland Lesbian-Gay Center, 1418 W. 29th St., 6:00 pm; 216-651-2341.

Tuesday, April 25

Take Back The Night March, Kent State University, gather 7:00 pm at Kiva. Cosponsored by Kent State Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual Union; 216-672-2068.

Monday, April 24 through Saturday, April 29

The Clothesline Project, on display at Exposures Art Gallery, OSU Ohio Union, 614-292-0479.

Thursday, April 27

HIV Question and Answer Session, with Dr. John Carey of University Hospital's AIDS Clinical Trials Unit; 7:00 pm at the Living Room, 1410 West 29th. 216-522-1998. Murder Mystery Night to benefit Cleveland Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual Pride festival; 11:30 pm, Legends, 11719 Detroit Ave., Lakewood; $2.00, 216-371-9714.

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