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Womynweavers Lively This Spring From the Outgoma GLSO Presrdent
by Suzanne and Connie by Craig Clere
Womynweave is a social grou for local women that While technically I’m sti GLSO President until the
began under U.K.Lambda and Ihas taken offwitha life end of June, in actuality it feels like it’s time to say
of its own. It is open to all women. Please join us this goodbye. I’m excited about the energy of the pro osed
Spring! new board and officers and feel confident of1 their
Saturday, May 8: We’re going bowling at Southland leadership for the future. It seems hard to believe that
Bowling Lanes at 3:50pm to be followed by a German I’ve been on the Board for five years and President for
dinner across the street at Marikka’s Restaurant at four of those years. Though at times a thankless job,
5:50pm. For more info, call Connie at 276-2554. it’s been a rewarding and enriching time for both me
Saturday, May 22: This weekend the Weavers are off personally and for the organization. I leave the
to the Rauch Planetarium in Louisville for the 1pm first organization at a time when the o portunities for
showing. The admission fee is $5.50. Afterwards, vo unteerism are at an all time high in Lexington.
maybe we can do a little shopping before popping in From the Diversity Business Coalition to the Services
for dinner at Tynker’s Bar and Grill (a lesbian bar) Network to Fairness, there are more places than ever
before heading home. We will meetSaturday morning. for individuals to donate their time, money and
For more information, call Suzanne at 299-2188. energy. I’m confident that GLSO and it’s services-
Pride Week: Womynweave will be assisting with the GLSO News, the Phoneline, the Coming Out Group-
set up for the picnic on June 12 and you can bet we’ll will continue to attract new energy and people. I’d like
be out in force for all the fun events planned! to thank all the board members with whom I’ve
Friday, Sunday, June 25-27: We leave for a camping served. A special thanks to Debbie Currie, Mary
trip to Cades’ Cove (near Gatlinburg) in the Smokey Crone, Dave Radez and Bill Loggins. Their help and
Mountains of Tennessee/North Carolina. There is support have been especially important over the
somethingforeveryone there rangingfromthe historic years. Special thanks also to Steve Savage for his
Cades’ Cove settlement to hiking trails to Pigeon support uring the first years of my association with
Forge’s shopping outlets. If interested, call Suzanne GLSO and Bruce Budge, my partner, for helping me
TODAY because reservations need to be in by the first make it through these trying last few months. Over the
week of May. past yeakr1 I’ve switched calreers, ended a long-tirm
' re ations i ,startedanew re ationshi ,moved,wor ed
walk Of Ute Draws Huge CFOWd towards bgcoming a homeowner arllDd become a new
Th? Walk for Llfe sponsored by AIDS Volunteers co-parent to three boys. I’m looking forward to
of Lexmgton drew a crowd of almost 1000 people to leading a “normal” life without my current
U-K-’s Commonwealth Stadium on Sunday, April 17, responsibilities of GLSO and the UU Church of
f0¥ a pledge walk. A group 0f lprlsoners in local Lexington (I go off that Board injune as well!) Thanks
prisonsalso parthlpated and broug tthe total number again to everyone and good luck to the new board and
of partIClpants to over 1200! The proceeds from Officers.
pledges raised over $45,000 towards AIDS education/
revention and care for eople withAIDS. Coordinated
gy the AVOL staff and3 Keith Lovan, the walk went NEXT MONTH:
extremely well with even the weather providing a
fine, spring day. Rick Pitino was scheduled to appear 0 U R LOO K AT T H E
and did produce several public service announcements
for the Walk. Unfortunately, Pitino canceled at the last
moment. Otherwise, the Walkhwas a splendid success. M A R C H O N
Owin to its success, AVOL as already announced
the and Annual Walk for Life to be held in April 1994. WAS H I N GT0 N !
Look for it and get those pledges lined up. ’