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March 27, 2009
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wide initiative, while Sue Doerfer, executive director of the Center, and Lynn Bowman, executive director of Equality Ohio, will keynote. The rally will end at 2 pm.
In the evening at 7 pm, come join hundreds of others at Pilgrim UCC, 2592 West 14th Street, for an ecumenical celebration of the meaning and importance of the day. "We look forward to the progress to come and celebrate this day for all of Cleveland," offers Tumillio.
Following the service, Bounce/Union Station will host a rousing party to cap off the festivities.
"We have much to celebrate. We are happy to be the finale of this important day," says Erin Siwik, manager of Union Station.
The Center asks that if you are going to
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register, go to www.lgbtcleveland.org or our Facebook page under Cleveland Domestic Partnership Registry to RSVP. We are providing goody bags and commemorations for all who register and need a fair head count.
"A large turnout will tell not only Cleveland but the future campaigns here and around the state that Ohio is a place everyone can call home" says Bowman.
Our Joumey
On the first and third Fridays of the month from 6pm-7:30 pm, join Michelle Kissinger, MSW candidate and center intern, for "Our Journey," a new support and discussion group for lesbians.
There is a great need for lesbians in the area to seek support, education, advocacy, and a healthy networking opportunity. "Our Journey" will meet twice a month to get together and
keeping score
Friday bowling standings
Cleveland-These are the standings of the North Coast Bowling Association's Friday night bowling league at the end of play March 20.
The Friday night league is a fun social league with plenty of openings. No experience is necessary. Bowling begins at 7 pm Fridays at Ambassador Superior Lanes, 1500 Superior Ave. in downtown Cleveland, and finishes by 9:30 pm.
For more information, contact the league at 216-228-6966 or 216-481-4417, or see www.ncbafriday.org.
Team
2 2 2 2
Won Lost
Team
Won Lost
1. Mines in the Gutter 57
27
12. Mikey's Mistfits
41
43
2. Wicked Twistas
57
27
13. Ten Pins
41
43
3. Zen-Tini
56
28
14. Beyond a Mess
40
44
4. Hang'en on the Edge 55
29
15. Lightning Strikes
40
44
5. Alley Katz
52
32
16. Spare Me the Details
40
44
6. Cheap 'n' Easy
52
32
17. Superstars
39
45
7. Ball Busters
49
35
18. Frames of Our Lives
36
48
8. Sex Toys of the Gods
45
39
19. Bounce Center Clevettes 33
51
9. BFTS II
43
41
20. Pin Lizards
10. Spank Me
43
41
21. Bruno's Boys
11. Tied Up & Twisted
42
42
22. Bye
22 223
24
60
17
0500
67
62
discuss issues faced on a daily basis. "Our Journey" offers a safe and confidential place for lesbians to gain a connection with peers who can identify, relate, and offer personal insight from one's own personal “journey.”
Kissinger, the group facilitator, says it will cover "exploration of the challenges of being out as a lesbian, including societal pressures, health disparities, personal and professional challenges, hostile environments, and legislation and policy affecting everyday life.”
Building support and developing skills to cope with those challenges will prove to play a positive role in the lives of all participants in the group; a wonderful opportunity to draw support and insight from other lesbians in our community. Meetings are underway and well attended.
Unmask the Night
Finally, "Unmask the Night'' is the theme of this year's LGBT, questioning and ally Masquerade Prom on Saturday, May 2 from 7 pm11 pm. This year's prom coordinators are Christen DuVernay, Metro Youth Outreach activities coordinator, and Maya Simek of Cleveland State University's Gay, Lesbian and Straight Alliance, third year law student, and established community advocate.
Held in conjunction with the CSU GLASA group, this year's prom will top all previous proms. On the fourtth floor CSU's Wolstein Center, it is for students ages 16 and older. Join many others and sponsor a center youth for this event by going to www.lgbtcleveland.org and clicking on the link to purchase tickets. Tickets are $25 each and must be purchased by April 17. Tickets can be purchased through DuVernay, online at or at CSU's LGBT Student Services Office. For students to purchase tickets one must provide a valid student I.D. and a two ticket limit per I.D. is enforced. Tickets will not be sold at the door. This is an alcohol-, smokeand drug-free event.
Other upcoming Cleveland LGBT Center events include a spring major donor event on May 20, Pride Saturday on June 20 and the Center's Garden Party on July 12.
For all other events and program details go to www.lgbtcleveland.org.
The Center is located at 6600 Detroit Avenue in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood. Go to the website or call 216-651-5428 for more information.
Mika Major is the director of programs for the Cleveland LGBT Center.
CALLING ALL SINGLE LADIES...
NETWORK
Join The Network for Singles Night Saturday, April 18th, 7:00 PM The Inn on Coventry
Ladies, if you are single & want to meet other single ladies... Please contact The Network at 440-962-3662 for your registration
Pasta Dinner: Members: $1195
Non-member -$16.95
Chicken Dinner: Members: $13.95 Non-members: $18.95
http://www.cleveland womensnetwork.org
Final pool standings
Cleveland-These are the standings for the Shooters Pool League at the end of the regular season on March 9.
The league is now in playoffs, with Daddy's, Tool Shed, Union Station and Cocktails contending, after the first round on March 23.
This is the sixth season of an annual pool league which shoots on Monday nights from October through March. Although it is a semi-competitive league, all skill levels may compete as matches are based on individual handicaps. A team is made up of 4 to 7 players. Play begins at 7:30 pm at the home team's bar, where four matches are played each week consisting of as many games as necessary for one player to win as many games as their handicap.
For more information, contact the league by calling Dave at 440-871-4699 or buteohawk1@att.net.
North collst man's chorup
PRESENTS
richard cole, music director
ON WITH THE SHOW!
Saturday, April 4, 2009. 8 p.m. Sunday, April 5, 2008. 3 p.m.
Waetjen Auditorium Cleveland State University
Music and Communications Building 2001 Euclid Avenue
Contact Information: 216.556.0590
tickets@ncmchorus.org and www.ncmchorus.org
Advance Sales $10-$35
Door Sales $15-$40
Place
Matches
Games
Team
Won Lost Games Back
Won Lost Win Pct.
1. Tool Shed
61
11
0
270
115 70%
2. Flex
50
22
11
230
139 62%
3. Cocktails
43
29
18
239
156
61%
4. Lincoln Park Pub
39
33
22
202 175
54%
5. Daddy's
32
40
29
191
188 50%
6. Argos
31
41
30
133
191 41%
7. Stallion
29
43
32
131
199 40%
8. Apex
29
43
32
125
202 38%
9. Twist
28
44
33
143
199
42%
Borders
Big Fun
Promenade of Westlake
10. Union Station
18
54
43
123
223
35%
Westlake. Ohio
Upcoming matches
Tickets available at www.ncmchorus.org and the following locations:
.104.9
WCLV classical FM
1827 Coventry Road Cleveland, Ohio
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Monday, March 30 Semi-finals of playoffs
Daddy's at Tool Shed
Monday, April 6 Championship Round
call 440-871-4699 for location
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Union Station at Cocktails