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46 ’ July 7 .2Q0Û be fun-filled and includes A Gay Christmas Carol. till feeling proud, still ready to party? Then head over to Saturday in the Park, the pride celebration in Vancouver, Wash, on July 15. You’ll find a riverside beer gar- den and informa tion kxiths plus plenty of lively entertainment, including les bian goddess JH Lynn Frances y* Anderson, the Rose City Gay Freedom Band, and Galloway & Luckett performing with a new band member, Maureen Kelly, and dnimmer Cacy Lea. The festivities happen from 1 to 8 p.m. at Vancouver Landing, Tenninal One, 100 Columbia St. For additional information, fire off an e-mail to saturdayintheprk@aol.com. Speak out Applause, applause! ueer theater in Portland got a big boost recently when Triangle Productions received two major grants, the largest in the company’s history. The Meyer Memorial Trust has awarded the company a matching grant for $52,000, and the Collins Foundation has plunked down an outright grant of $45,000. Presenting primarily gay-themed works, the company is helmed by Donald Horn. Its upcom ing season, which starts in September, promises to n June 17, the Rose City Softball Associa tion took on the Portland Police Bureau in Grudge Match 2000 at Farragut Park. Tliis was the fifth year for the event, and the RCSA all-stars topped the cops 17-13. RCSA teams play July 9 at Montavilla Park and July 16 at Westmoreland Park. RC SA standings as of June 25: W'L Boxxes Storm Embers Red Wings JO Q ’s Genuine D a ft Full Sail Titans Egyptian Club Riders Webpride, Vancouver Sing out usic lovers get three for the price of one at Gala! Gala! a combined concert of the * Portland Gay Men’s Chorus, the Port land Lesbian Choir and Bridges Vcxral Ensem ble at the PCC Sylvania Perfonrting Arts C en ter. The show promises to be an eclectic mix of humor and inspiration. T he choirs entertain July 15 at 8 p.m. and July 16 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at 12000 S.W. 49th Ave. Tickets start at $12, from chorus members or Fastixx. According to Bob Mensel, PGM C’s artistic director, “Not only will the ■y% concert be a celebration of our own gay and lesbian community, it will also serve as a fitting k in voyage for all three cho ruses, who will appear the following week at the International Fes- :iÍSv . tival of Gay and Les bian Choruses in San » : : Jose, California.” Good luck, gang! 16-0 11-5 10-5 10-5 6-10 4-11 ugene-based conceptual artist Mike E. Walsh is presenting his project “Structuring Fear,” a dialogue on AIDS, under the aus pices of New York City art funding organiza tion Creative Time. His project can be viewed online through July by mousing to www.creativetime.org and clicking on “Daily Dispatch.” Each day of July will feature a new image and short text by Walsh. International artists, activists and writers will correspond for a month each, telling the story of how the AIDS pandemic is impacting their community. Walsh describes his losses through his multimedia, site-specific installations from 1985 through 2000. A gay man and AIDS activist, he has shown his installations inter nationally and throughout the United States. Ciara Del A Rosa, Miss Gay Oregon X X IX , and Sting Ray Slaughter, Mr. Gay Oregon X X X I Working blue atch the Indigo Girls on June 18 under potentially blue skies when they perform a concert in Port land’s Pioneer Courthouse Square, 701 S.W. Sixth Ave. The electra-acid jazz starts flowing at 6 p.m. with the open ing act, Mrs. Fun, whose music is self- styled as “a provocative blend of off-center, ultrafunk, spoken-word rap and their own brand of neocabaret.’' The same show plays the following night at Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene. Tickets will set you back $29.50 from Ticketmaster. Mr. and Miss Gay Oregon ongratulations are in order to Ciara Del A Rosa, Miss Gay Oregon XXIX, and Sting Ray Slaughter, Mr. Gay Oregon XXXI. The 2000 pageant, titled “Murder, Mystery & Intrigue; the UNusual Suspects,” was held at the Embers Avenue on June 24. Stepping down from their duties were Mr. Gay Oregon XXX Andrew T. Foxx and Miss Gay Oregon XXVIII Alycia Day Mann-Rose. ■ Com piled by OR1ANA G reen Mrs. Fun 4-12 1-14 Boxxes Storm Full Sail Titans 16 0 Mad Digs The Royals 12 7 W omen ’ s D ivision W -L JO Q ’s Genuine D a ft Embers Red Wings 15 2 Just Out MudSkippers Mad Dogs 6 4 Mad D)gs Tan Body Players Just Out Mud Skippers Hobo’s The Royals Haggis’s Hustlers Play Hers Club 10-1 8-2 6-3 6-4 4-5 3-7 2-8 0-9 JO Q ’s Genuine D aft Full Sail Titans 14 0 Just Out MudSkippers Play Hers Club 15 0 Webpride, Vancouver Gay Men’s Chorus 18 8 Tan Body Players 7 5 Webpride, Vancouver Quest Yellow Pages 19 18 Tan Body Haggis’s Hustlers 32 5 Egyptian Club Riders Gay Men’s Chorus 19 8 Haggis’s Hustlers Hobo’s 7 0 Quest Yellow Pages Egyptian Club Riders 16 6 The Royals Play Hers Club 7 3 Quest Yellow Pages Gay Men’s Chorus Out at the ballgame O pen D ivision he board of Pride Northwest has decided to hold a community meeting July 13 at 6:30 p.m. They will convene in Rix>m 329 of Smith Center at Portland State University, 1825 S.W. 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