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Prologue F May 2016 Vol. 29 № 5 O 7 BOSTON UNDED 198 The Monthly Newsletter of the Boston Prime Timers

MONTHLY IN MEMORIUM GATHERING by Michael Stone, President, Prime Timers Worldwide NEXT MEETING It is with a heavy heart that I relay the news of the passing of our founder, Woody Baldwin. Saturday, May 21st, 2016 Woody passed away quietly on the evening of st 566 Columbus Ave, Boston, Thursday, April 21 in Austin, Texas. He had MA 02118-1181 been in declining health for some months. He th U.S.E.S. is handicap accessible. had recently celebrated his 96 birthday.

Main doors will open to the Center at Woody was not only our founder; he was our 1:30 PM. Members are welcome to en- leader; he was our teacher; he was our mentor joy casual conversation in the lobby. and without him this wonderful organization would have never come about. He took a giant T Stops: Green E Line to Symphony step in 1987 when he created Prime Timers in Sta., Orange Line to Mass. Ave. Sta. Boston. It was at a time when the senior gay male population was mostly ignored by society. Public Parking: lot at 277 Northamp- He made a place and a reason for us to come ton St. (between Columbus Ave. & together. Our handshake logo stands as visu- Tremont St.) one block from U.S.E.S. DR. WOODROW WILSON BALDWIN al evidence of how we join with one another in Bldg. $13 for 24 hours, no hourly rate. 1920-2016 Other public parking can be found at coming together in camaraderie and friendship boston.bestparking.com and support and respect.

Doors will open: 1:30 PM. Although We will be posting a page on the Prime Timers Worldwide website and ask that the Center may be open earlier for oth- members come forward with stories and remembrances of Woody. Please look for er U.S.E.S events, please do not arrive this to appear in the next few days. earlier. Woody’s partner of 37 years, Sean O’Neill, preceded Woody in death on August Support Group with Sam Goldfarb 24th, 2003. Our friends in Woody’s home chapter of Austin, Texas, tell us that will meet in September, from 1:45 to Woody did not want a memorial service, but instead, a celebration of his life. This 2:45 PM in The Board Room (3A-1). will be held in early June in Austin and we will inform you of the details when they Hospitality will begin in the cafeteria become available.  at 2:30 PM until 3:25 PM. If you are contributing to our food table please arrive prior to 2:30 PM. COMMUNITY Meeting will begin at 3:30 PM with th no break. 31 Annual AIDS Walk by Coleman Kelly and Helder Lemos May’s Speaker: Bob Linscott will be elaborating on the LGBT Project The 31st AIDS Walk Boston & 5K Run will be on Sunday, June 5th. For several years, the Boston Prime Timers have enthusiastically supported the AIDS Walk effort to honor those we’ve lost and to give hope to people living with HIV/AIDS. Are you missing an event because This year, the Walk will start at the DCR Memorial Hatch Shell. The event con- you can’t afford it? Contact Jim tinues to be New England’s largest HIV/AIDS awareness raiser and continues to McCloskey by phone or email to attract thousands of participants who walk for different reasons, but walk together discuss options with him. Office for one common cause: to support AIDS Action and its work to prevent new infec- Phone # (617) 447-2344 tions, maximize the health outcomes of those infected, and to end the epidemic

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Boston Prime Timers, Inc. (617) 447-2344 bostonprimetimers.org 566 Columbus Ave., Boston MA 02118-1181 Boston Prime Timers 2 of 10 May 2016 here in Massachusetts. THE PRESIDENT’S Prime Timers who wish to do the Walk together will meet at Au Bon Pain, at the corner of Berkeley and Boylston Streets, MESSAGE between 9-10 AM. Have a leisurely breakfast and set out on the Walk. If you have the energy, do the whole Walk (plan In Memorial on a couple hours) or just do part of it. You can easily hop on the T at several points along the Walk. WOODY BALDWIN: MARCH 28, 1920-APRIL 21, 2016 by David Stanford The Board has voted that we, as a club, will pledge ($100 last year) to support the AIDS Walk and other Prime Tim- hat can I say when words ers’ efforts. Also, we will collect individual pledges via the W are not enough? He may be gone Tear-Sheet, should you wish to make your own pledge—any but his spirit lives on through amount is welcome. Please send pledges by June 4th with the chapters that grew out of the your Tear-Sheet. Or you can make an online contribution. organization he created here in Or, you can give to Coley Kelly on the day of the AIDS WALK. Boston. As I write, these chap- So to support the AIDS WALK AND 5K RUN: ters in Australia, Canada, Israel and the United States mourn • WALK THE WALK his passing and pay homage to a man whose gem of an idea has so greatly impacted our • DONATE via the Tear Sheet lives. His idea of creating a social organization for older gay • To make an online donation as a Prime Timer: Visit men to enjoy each other’s company fit a need. Therefore he the team page for Boston Prime Timers at tinyurl. established an organized group to address these needs. The com/bpt-walk-team (set up by Boston Prime Timer organization primarily became a social, educational and Team Captain Helder Lemos who will be sending out recreational one. Additionally, it served to show younger a broadcast email to solicit donations) gay men to see older people as active and interested, that • For more information, go to action.aac.org or con- they liked to do things, and that they cared about one anoth- tact Prime Timers Helder Lemos (at 617-440-5200 er. Through increased visibility, the new generation might or [email protected]) or Coley Kelly (at 617-680- see that they can still have fun when they’re over forty. I be- 1901 or [email protected])  lieve that this is still something that we struggle with today. Woody has stated that one of the largest problems of keep- ing an organization growing is getting the word out to po- EVENTS tential members that the organization exists. Getting that word out and keeping an interest going was the challenge June Post-Meeting Dinner then just as it is today. During my two year tenure as president of the World Wide, I Immediately following our meeting on June 18, there will had a fair amount of contact with Woody through meetings be a dinner prepared by chef Marcos German-Domingues and many cross-country phone calls. I joined that board and Daniel German-Domingues. The menu includes appe- after a few hard fought years of guiding by Cal Hackler who tizer, salad, entrée (chicken cordon bleu), took the reins after a contentious split in the ranks. Out of polenta, seasonal vegetable and dessert. that grew a new Prime Timers World Wide. Throughout it For those who order a vegetarian meal he all, Woody’s encouragement, hopes, and steadfast support can provide a tofu dish with tomato, bell of each and every chapter never wavered. His ideas and pepper, onions, palm oil and coconut milk organizational skills continued shaping this international called “Moqueca de tofu” all for $13. organization and we watched it grow. His enthusiasm was Reservations must be made by June incomparable. As old age added its limitations to his dai- 9th. Walk-ins can not be accommo- ly living, he adapted to what life throwing his way, but his dated. Please see the tear sheet.  love for Prime Timers never was diminished. To honor this wonderful man in the best way possible is to continue his legacy—we need to continue enjoying each other’s compa- BOARD ELECTIONS ny, being as supportive of each other as we can, and above all have fun by being an active participant in the activities The results are in and it’s unanimous; Harry Fullerton and the club sponsors. We need to be visible in our community David Stanford were both elected to another term on the and grow our membership by attraction. board. At next months board meeting board members will elect new officers. This past year, while containing a few For more information about Woody and his life, I highly bumps was, all in all, a productive year for the board and we recommend a book by Lawrence Peterson called Who the look forward to another positive year. As always, we look Hell is Woody Baldwin? Or More Than You Ever Wanted forward to serving you and invite your participation.  to Know about Woody Baldwin available online at tinyurl. bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 3 of 10 May 2016 com/woody-bio. There is also an excellent YouTube tribute to Woody Baldwin produced by the Austin Prime Timers. DINNERS by Lewis Pedi & Steve Vorenberg Woody, you will always be remembered for so many rea- sons. May you rest in peace knowing that your work here is NOTE: Because of the need to inform the restaurant(s) done but your spirit carries on with all of us.  how many guests to expect, both for space reasons and preparation of food, WALK-INS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. I would appreciate any helpful comments or suggestions. It’s Ogunquit Time!!! Please email Lewis Pedi (see roster). by Bob Adams

The Prime Timers will be returning to the beautiful, quaint, oceanside resort town of Ogunquit, Maine Friday, June 3rd, through Sunday, June 5th. We will be again lodging at the gay owned and operated, rustic, Yellow Monkey. The rates are the same as they were last year and tax is in- cluded. ClubCafe All rooms are suited for single or double occupancy. If there are more than 2 people in a room, there is an additional charge of $15.00 per additional person per night. There are only 3 rooms remaining, each with private bath: Cost: $28.00 per person includes Soup/Salad, Entree, Coffee/Tea, Dessert as well as Gratuity. Hideaway #3—2nd floor Queen—$90.25 nd Hideaway #4—2 floor Queen—$96.30 May Dinner Brown House C—2nd floor Queen & Single—$75.60 Tuesday, May 31th The Yellow Monkey offers a clothing-optional hot tub and Cocktails 6 PM, Dinner 7 PM sundeck. The town has many restaurants serving excellent food, unique shops, and several gay bars. A movie theatre is Choices: (1) Baked Halibut, (2) Pumpkin Ravioli with also located in the center of town. The beautiful ocean and Sage Cream Sauce, (3) 12 oz. Sirloin Steak, (4) Chicken la beach are just a short walk from the Yellow Monkey and the Mirage with Fries and Cole Slaw. beach has a gay section. The Marginal Way is a 1½ mile walk along the ocean, with breathtaking views, connect- Club Café, 209 Columbus Ave, Boston. (617) 536-0966 ing Ogunquit with Perkins Cove, where you will find more restaurants, shops and boating adventures. Nearest T Stop: Back Bay Station on the Orange Line or Arlington Street Station on the Green Line. The In- A continental breakfast is available each morning at no ad- bound № 9 Bus from Broadway Station (Red Line) stops ditional cost in the kitchen/dining room located in a sepa- across the street at Berkeley St. & Columbus Ave. rate building behind Tara House.

On Friday, we’ll have a Happy Hour at Briar Cottage at 5:00 PM with snacks and non-alcoholic beverages provid- June Dinner ed ($4.00 per person). B.Y.O.B. The charge for the Happy Tuesday, June 28th Hour should be added to your room charge and paid at the Cocktails 6 PM, Dinner 7 PM time you send in your room check/money order. Choices: (1) Seafood Risotto, (2) Cob Salad, (3) Statler The Ogunquit Playhouse will be open for the season. Any- Chicken Breast, (4) Meatloaf, (5) Lobster Mac ’n’ Cheese, one interested in a show should contact Norman Pelletier, (6) Spinach & Mushroom Ravioli. who has volunteered to coordinate getting tickets. Call him at (978) 475-5504, well in advance to give him sufficient Club Café, 209 Columbus Ave, Boston. (617) 536-0966 time to obtain the tickets. Nearest T Stop: Back Bay Station on the Orange Line All reservations must be received by our Office no later than or Arlington Street Station on the Green Line. The In- th Friday, May 20 , 2016 in order to allow the Yellow Monkey bound № 9 Bus from Broadway Station (Red Line) stops to sell rooms that are not reserved by us. across the street at Berkeley St. & Columbus Ave. If you have any questions, please contact Bob Adams at (617) 982-7414 or [email protected]. If anyone has any concerns or recommendations for restaurants either north or south of the city, please contact See you in OGUNQUIT!!!  me at [email protected].  bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 4 of 10 May 2016 POTLUCK PARTIES EVENTS by Adam Galbraith Movie Anyone? Gay Pride Pot Luck by Steve Vorenberg hosted by Phil Putnam As you may know, AMC Loews Theatre in downtown Boston WHAT: Gay Pride party at Phil Putnam’s [see roster]. (175 Tremont, near the Boylston T stop) offers senior pric- WHEN: Sunday, May 29th, 4 PM - whenever. ing all day on Tuesdays. Let’s see if there’s any interest in WHERE: 175 North Avenue, Haverhill a monthly movie group for us Prime Timers (“Movie Mash- FOOD: Please contact Phil to discuss what you ers”?). Maybe the 2nd Tuesday of each month might work? should bring. I’ll meet you in the lobby at AMC on Tuesday afternoon, COST: $2 to the host for incidentals. May 10, at 1:30 PM. I don’t know what’s playing then—it’s RSVP: Please call or e-mail Phil. too far in advance as of this writing. So those who show up MAXIMUM GUESTS: 25 will choose a movie and go! There’s no advance payment or DIRECTIONS: Take I-495 to Haver- hill, take arrangements needed—just come if you’re available. On the Exit 51 toward downtown Haverhill a couple of other hand, if you know you will be coming and want us to tenths of a mile, take a left onto Marsh Ave.; in about wait for you, please let me know (phone is in the roster). If three tenth of a mile, Marsh Ave. becomes North Ave.  this becomes a regular activity, we may decide to have lunch beforehand or coffee afterwards, but let’s just stick with the movie for this first try. Barbeque for BPT & NSM Yes, this is downtown. I anticipate all the usual objections hosted by Ben Gallo about parking, daytime, etc. If downtown is a problem for you, suggest a place more convenient for you. Someone on WHAT: Barbeque for Boston the north shore might act as the focal point for a meeting at Prime Timers & North Shore Liberty Tree Mall or somewhere around there. South shore Men. guys might meet at AMC Braintree. The Burlington Mall WHEN: Saturday, August 13th, might work for West of Boston. Those aren’t convenient for 1 PM - whenever. me, so if you want that, please step up and help. WHERE: 15 Trifone Rd., Revere BEVERAGE: Bring your own beverage. Prime Timers Yard Sale FOOD: What would you like to bring (appetizer or dessert)? Please let host know. hosted by Harry Fullerton & Philip Findlay COST: $2 to the host for incidentals. RSVP: Please e-mail [email protected] or call (781) Come and sell your old junk and 808-4911 by July 22nd. MAXIMUM GUESTS: 75 pick up all new junk! DIRECTIONS (GOING NORTH): From I-93N, take left exit 27 onto I-93 N/Tobin Bridge/US-1 N, Take Sargent St exit to- Harry & Philip will once again host a yard sale at their ward W Revere (0.2 mi). Turn right onto Sargent St. (0.2 home to help raise funds for our holiday party in December. mi). Turn right onto Washington St. (0.3 mi). Turn left th onto Trifone Rd. (0.1 mi). 15 Trifone is the second house on Saturday, May 14 , 9 AM-3 PM the right. GOING SOUTH: Take US-1 S to Rte. 60 exit toward Malden/ 3 Vale View Road, Wakefield Revere. Enter rotary and take the 1st exit onto Squire Rd./ Rte. 60W (the Revere Theater is on the right). At the 2nd set Call Harry to discuss donations. He is willing to pick up of lights turn sharp left onto Washington St. (gas station is donations as needed. Take I-93 to 128/I-95 N. Follow Exit on the left). Follow Washington St. (0.5 mi). Trifone Rd. is 38A to Main St (MA-28). Take the sharp left onto North St. on the right. 15 Trifone Rd. is the second house on the right. which continues into Prospect St. Turn left onto Vale View MBTA: Take the Blue Line train to Beachmont Station, and Rd. By T: Commuter rail to Wakefield Center & call Harry board the 119 bus (Northgate/Beach St.) Get off the bus at for pick-up. Malden St. & Washington St. (immediately after Lucia Ave.) Turn left onto Washington St. and walk 6 short blocks to If you are interested in hosting a yard sale of your own, Trifone Rd on the right side of Washington St. 15 Trifone please contact Harry to discuss the details. We are willing to help you organize and set up, if you wish to host one. Rd. is the second house on the right.   INTERESTED IN HOSTING A POTLUCK? CONTACT ADAM GALBRAITH [SEE ROSTER]. bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 5 of 10 May 2016 MEMBER NEWS The Prologue The Prologue is the official organ of the Boston Prime Tim- Birthdays ers, published since 1987. MAY “The mission of the Boston Prime Timers, founded in 1987, Jerry O’Sullivan 3rd is to provide adult Gay, Bisexual and Transgender men and Henry Carrey 6th their friends with educational, cultural and social activi- Thomas Malone 9th ties that enrich their lives by building and reinforcing safe, Jim Buckley 16th healthy and supportive connections across generations and Marcus German-Domingues 28th fostering personal growth through educating and mento- Tom Peltier 28th ring both active and isolated members of our community, JUNE while continuing to advocate for a world that accepts and celebrates all human diversity while recognizing the specific Dave Evans 4th needs of men like our members.” Frank LaPiana 6th Alfred Duhamel 11th Chuck Bogni 13th Roy Frost 16th BPT Board Sam Goldfarb 20th David Stanford President/Programs Buddy Benoit 21st Jim McCloskey Treasurer Larry Vitale 22nd Jim Buckley Board Member Ruby Katz 23rd J.F. Bennett Prologue Editor Lady Di Porter 29th Steve Vorenberg Temporary Harry Fullerton Hospitality/Membership Chair Adam Galbraith Potpourris New Members Dick Bourbeau Historian Jim Roche Board members may be contacted via the office: Boston Prime Timers, Inc. 566 Columbus Ave. Boston, MA 02118-1181

Telephone: (617) 447-2344 Update on Dick Bourbeau E-mail: [email protected] Web site: bostonprimetimers.org As of this writing, it is be- Facebook: facebook.com/groups/bostonprimetimers lieved Dick Bourbeau is back Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday afternoons ’til 5:00 PM in the hospital. Bob Adams had visited him at Hebrew Rehab Center. He said Dick’s Worldwide News brain is functioning very well but his body is not at all. He Keep up with Prime Timers World- looks like a skeleton—he wide by visiting their web site at weighs 107 pounds and is un- primetimersww.com. able to walk. He is being fed by tube and has very little appetite. His speech is very soft Please also take a look at the Worldwide’s monitored Face- and slurred—difficult to understand all that he says. He is book group page. It is a closed group; others can see who being treated for an infection with antibiotics. are members but cannot see member postings. It’s a good way to connect with the larger PTWW community. Watch our Facebook page for updates.  https://facebook.com/groups/PrimeTimersWW/

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bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 6 of 10 May 2016 Marching in the Pride Parade by David Stanford IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS REGARDING A MEMBER THAT YOU’D LIKE TO SHARE, CON- Once again we will be marching to represent Prime Tim- TACT THE EDITOR THROUGH THE OFFICE! ers. We will not know where in the lineup we are until the night before the parade. We will post that information on our Facebook page, or you can ask at the Check-In Booth in Copley Square for our location and join us there. We suggest wearing your Boston Prime #WICKEDPROUD#WICKEDPROUD #WICKEDPROUD Timers t-shirt “Wicked Proud” #WICKEDPROUD or something very colorful, and maybe a funny hat. 

Harbor to the Bay

Jim Morgrage told us that he heard from many Prime Timers who expressed interest in helping the Harbor to the Bay Fundraiser. Here are some of the positions they need filled: A board secretary, help with board setup, some help with develop- ment (sponsors and fundraising), and seats on the commit- tee to help with all aspects of coordination. James M. Morgrage, Club Cafe/Harbor to the Bay 2016 7/15 209 Columbus Ave, Boston MA. 02116 (617) 536-0966 Office K My name is Dave Goldberg. L I recently joined your great group of guys and am planning to move back to the Boston area fairly soon. I am looking to rent a room or rooms in someone’s home. Prefer the Boston metro area. I am very friendly, honorable, responsible, quiet, neat and a good guy! You can contact me by e-mail at [email protected]. I have a Skype account also and would love to Skype to get to know you! Thanks so much guys.—Dave 7/15

Looking for a friend [ 2/15 who enjoys dining out, ] travelling, theatre, sporting

events, etc. ADVERTISING: We’re offering business card ads for members in 12 I live in Peabody, if interested, editions for $72. For ads by the month, the charge is $10 per issue. For non-members, business card ads in 12 editions are $150, or $20 contact Dick Morgan per month. Our newsletter not only goes out to other chapters via e-mail but is available at our own web site, bostonprimetimers.org. at (978) 536-5033 If you would like to run an ad or learn more about advertising in the 7/15 Prologue, please call Jim McCloskey at (617) 447-2344. bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 7 of 10 May 2016 11 AM-7 PM—Boston Pride Festival PRIDE 2016 City Hall Plaza (Boston) Noon-7 PM—Festival Bar across from the stage Join your brothers and sisters as we cele- Noon-7 PM—Boston Pride Concert brate the 45th annual Boston Pride festivities! Noon—Boston Pride Parade We’d love to see you at the events below! Copley Square to City Hall Plaza (Boston) Boston Pride Events 2-7 PM—Esme Block Party Boylston St. (across from the Boston Common) MAY 18TH THROUGH JUNE 28TH 4 PM—Black & Latin Pride Meetup at the Festival Bar th Wednesday, May 18 Sunday, June 12th 6:30 PM—Boston Pride Guide Release Party 1-8 PM—Pride@Night Back Bay Block Party at Westin Copley Place Hotel (10 Huntington Ave., Boston) St. James Ave. (at Berkeley St., Boston) nd Wednesday, May 22 2-8 PM—Pride@Night JP Block Party 6-9 PM—Mister & Miss Boston Pride Pageant Perkins St. (at Center St., Jamaica Plain) at Jacque’s Cabaret (79 Broadway St., Boston) 2-8 PM—Pride@Night Corona Patio Block Party st Wednesday, June 1 at Sterling’s (60 State St., Boston) 7-8 PM—Special Choral Evensong 6:30-11:30 PM—Pride@Night Unity Boat Party to Celebrate Marriage Equality Provincetown II (200 Seaport Blvd., Boston) Margaret Marshall, Trinity Church on Copley Square (206 Clarendon St., Boston) 8 PM-2 AM—Official Pride Weekend Closing Party at The Wild Rover (61 Chatham St., Boston) Thursday, June 2nd th 5-8 PM—PrideArts Art Exhibition “Solidarity Through Saturday, June 18 th Pride” Opening Reception at Alternative Art Space Noon—40 Anniversary Rhode Island Pride (460C Harrison Ave, Suite 21C, Boston) South Water Street (Providence, RI) Friday, June 3rd Noon— Pride Portland! Parade & Festival Monument Square (Congress St., Portand, ME) Noon—Flag Raising Ceremony at City Hall Plaza th (Boston, MA) Friday, June 24 7:10 PM—Pride Night @ Fenway Park 6:30 PM—Workshop on Financial Literacy & Living (4 Yawkey Way, Boston) Wills free educational event, all ages [venue TBD, Boston] th Saturday, June 4th Saturday, June 25 10 AM-5 PM—Pride Day @ Faneuil Hall (Boston) 11 AM—Bangor Pride Parade & Festival Pickering Square (Bangor, ME) Sunday, June 5th 10 AM—AIDS Walk Boston at Boston Common 1-5 PM—South Coast Equality Pride [organized by the AIDS Action Committee of Mass.] (New Bedford, MA) Monday, June 6th See bostonpride.org for more events. 6 PM—Political Forum at 1 Faneuil Hall Sq, Boston Tuesday, June 7th North Shore Pride Events 6:30 PM—Pride Lights JUNE 24TH THROUGH JUNE 25TH at Boston Center for the Arts Plaza Friday, June 24th (539 Tremont St., Boston) 7 PM—Community Interfaith Pride Service at Tab- th Thursday, June 9 ernacle Congregational Church, 50 Washington St., Salem 9 PM-1 AM— Pride@Night Black & Latin Pride Saturday, June 25th If You Can Feel It, You Can Speak It 12 PM—Annual North Shore Pride Parade from the at Milky Way (284 Amory St, Jamaica Plain) Salem Post Office on Margin St., down New Derby, Derby & 10 PM-2 AM— Pride@Night Queeraoke Hawthorne Sts. to the Salem Common at Midway Café (3496 Washington St., Jamaica Plain) 1-4:30 PM—Annual North Shore Pride Festival th Friday, June 10 on Salem Common 1 PM— Pre-Pride Press Conference 5-9 PM—Official North Shore Pride After Party at Hard Rock Café (22-24 Clinton St., Boston) Murphy’s Pub, 300 Derby St., Salem 6 PM—Boston Dyke March (check their website for details) at Parkman Bandstand (Boston Common, Boston) See northshorepride.org [Event organized by the Boston Dyke March Committee] for more events. Saturday, June 11th See also prideri.com and 10-11 AM—Pride Services [location TBD] nycpride.org. bostonprimetimers.org Boston Prime Timers 8 of 10 May 2016

MAY Movie M Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 Out4Supper 4 5 Café 6 7 Emmanuel

8 9 10 Over the 11 Rainbow 12 Café 13 14 Yard Sale @ Rainbow Lunch Club Emmanuel Harry & Philip’s

Movie Mashers (see pg. 4)

15 16 17 Mystic Tea 18 19 Café 20 21 Monthly Emmanuel Meeting

22 Mr. & Miss 23 24 25 R. Lunch Club 26 Café 27 28 So. Shore Pride Pageant Emmanuel Brunch Cambridge Café

BAGLY Out Youth

29 Gay Pride 30 31 Club Café Party at Phil Dinner Putnam’s 20 16 JUNE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 “Solidarity 3 Flag-Raising 4 Pride Day @ Through Pride” Pride Night @ Faneuil Hall Opening Fenway Park Ogunquit Trip Café Emmanuel Ogunquit Trip

5 AIDS Walk 6 Political 7 Pride Lights 8 Rainbow 9 Black & Latin 10 Pre-Pride 11 Boston Pride- Boston Forum @ Lunch Club Pride Press Conference Parade & Festival Faneuil Hall Out4Supper Ogunquit Trip Café Emmanuel Boston Dyke March

12 Back Bay & JP 13 14 Over the 15 16 Café 17 18 Monthly Block Parties Rainbow Emmanuel Meeting

After-Meeting Dinner

19 20 21 Mystic Tea 22 Rainbow 23 Café 24 25 So. Shore Lunch Club Emmanuel Brunch

Cambridge Café No. Shore Pride at Ryles Parade

26 27 28 Club Café 29 30 Café for details Dinner Emmanuel on Pride events, see tinyurl.com/ pride2016-cal

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