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1994, January - February * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages, with
an insert advertising the “Lesbian Discussion Group, Thursdays 7:00, PAS 3005
(Psych. Lounge)”.
The header (p.1) stated: “Jan./Feb. 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered communities of
Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge.”
This issue started with a note entitled “We're Back”, which began:
“After a prolonged absence, the much missed Pink Triangle Community Calendar has
been resurrected through the creative energies of GLLOW, namely Jim, james and Yvon.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, radio shows, films of
interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue.]
1994, January (no dates given) * Glow Discussion Group
“Glow Discussion Group - All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered
people, gays and other supportive people welcome. ML104 at 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 21, 1994, January 7 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 35]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, January 10 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Jan. 10. CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and
supportive people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty
Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, January 11 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Growing Up LesBiGay
“Tuesday, Jan. 11. GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual,
transgendered, gay and other supportive people are welcome.): Growing Up LesBiGay.
Questions to be discussed include: Did I experience any attraction to members of the
same sex when I was young? If so, did I think of myself as gay, lesbian or bisexual?
Can I recall experiences from my youth with members of the same sex that seem to have
had a sexual component? How did other people perceive me? [Jim will facilitate.]
UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, January 12 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Jan. 12. GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay
and other supportive people are welcome.), an informal social evening of games and
conversation. Come and meet old friends and make new ones. UW, Humanities Bldg.,
Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, January 13 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Jan. 13. Lesbian Discussion Group (All women welcome). UW,
Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 14 * Philadelphia: Tragedy and justice prevail
A review covering the film, Philadelphia, which was a notable release at the time due to the subject matter
relating to a gay man and his discrimination surrounding his positive AIDS status. Writer Ken Bryson says on the lack of
media portrayal of the AIDS crisis, “To make a major motion picture whose central character is both gay and drying of Aids, then, is to risk offending
the homophobic majority of America and belittling the reality of the Aids tragedy. To his credit, [director] Demme does neither.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 22, 1994, January 14 (Friday), "Arts", p. 22]
1994, January (no dates given) * Glow Discussion Group
“Glow Discussion Group - All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered
people, gays and other supportive people welcome. ML104 at 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 22, 1994, January 14 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 31]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, January 18 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Terminology, Labels and Words
“Tuesday, Jan. 18. GLLOW Discussion Group: Terminology, Labels and Words.
An exploration of the words that we use to describe ourselves, and that others use to
describe us, as well as our reactions to those words. Does it make a difference whether
certain words are used by someone LesBiGay, someone LesBiGay-friendly, -neutral or
-hostile? [Tim will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 19 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Jan. 19. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm. 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 20 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Jan. 20. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7 pm”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 21 * Night of a thousand symbolic ironies
A review covering the film, Farewell My Concubine, a Chinese coming-of-age film about two boys in theatre who are closely entangled, and rise to fame after a run of the opera, "Farewell My Concubine". One of the boys plays a king in the opera, the other boy plays “the concubine
[who grows up to be] a gay aesthete devoted as much to his art as to their their artisitic partnership and the love that only he feels to the other.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 23, 1994, January 21 (Friday), "Arts", p. 25]
1994, January 24 (Monday) * CKWBL & GLLOW Film Night: Maurice
“Monday, Jan. 24. CKWBL & GLLOW film night: Maurice. (140 min.) [Set
in pre-World War I England, this film concerns the coming of age of two young men who
meet in Cambridge and fall in love. An extraordinary story of love, risk, defeat and
triumph.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January (no dates given) * Glow Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group - All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered
people, gays and other supportive people welcome. ML104 at 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 23, 1994, January 21 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 31]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, January 25 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: For Sale: Homosexuality and the Sex Trades
“Tuesday, Jan. 25. GLLOW Discussion Group: For Sale: Homosexuality and the Sex
Trades. Questions to be discussed include: Are erotica and pornography different? Are
there differences between the varieties produced for lesbian, gay, bisexual and straight
audiences? How do we feel about prostitution? What effects do the sex trades have on our
lives? [Gaile will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 25 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
“GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss: Sex for Sale: Homosexuality and the Sex Trades. All are welcome
ML Rm.104, 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 23, 1994, January 21 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, January 26 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Jan.26. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm. 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January 27 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Jan.27. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, January (no dates given) * Glow Discussion Group
“Glow Discussion Group - All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered
people, gays and other supportive people welcome. ML104 at 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 24, 1994, January 28 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, February 1 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: The First Inklings: Becoming Aware of Our Sexuality
“Tuesday, Feb.1. GLLOW Discussion Group: The First Inklings: Becoming
Aware of Our Sexuality. Questions to be discussed include: When did I first become
aware that my sexual orientation might differ from the norm? How did I deal with those
feelings then? What kind of experiences did I have? How do I feel about those feelings
and experiences in retrospect? [james will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, February 2 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Feb.2. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, February 3 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Feb.3. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, February 7 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Feb.7. CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 7 (Monday) * GLLOW & CKWBL (Cambridge, K-W Bisexual Liberation)
“GLLOW & CKWBL (Cambridge, K-W Bisexual Liberation) sponsor a twice-monthly Bisexual Discussion Group.
7:30pm ML 104. All bisexuals and bi-positive people are welcome. Details: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 25, 1994, February 4 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW | CKWBL]
1994, February (no dates given) * GLLOW Discussion Group
“GLLOW Discussion Group - All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered
people, gays and other supportive people welcome. ML104 at 7:30pm. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 25, 1994, February 4 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 31]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, February 8 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Jealousy: The 4th Deadly Sin and Homosexuality
“Tuesday, Feb.8. GLLOW Discussion Group: Jealousy: The 4th Deadly Sin
and Homosexuality. The 4th Deadly Sin, the Green-Eyed Monster - how does it intrude
upon our lives? Is it different in the straight world? [Jim will facilitate.]
UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 9 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Feb.9. GLLOWNight, UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
Note the temporary change in location.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 10 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Feb.10. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm.
104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 14 (Monday) * GLLOW & CKWBL (Cambridge, K-W Bisexual Liberation)
“GLLOW & CKWBL sponsor a twice-monthly Bisexual Discussion Group.
7:30pm ML 104. All are welcome. Details: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 26, 1994, February 11 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW | CKWBL]
1994, February 15 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Topic to be Announced
“Tuesday, Feb.15. GLLOW Discussion Group: Topic to be Announced.
UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 16 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Feb.16. GLLOWNight, UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty
Lounge). Note the temporary change in location.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 17 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Feb.17. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 21 (Monday) * CKWBL & GLLOW Film Night: Salmonberries
“Monday, Feb.21. CKWBL & GLLOW film night: Salmonberries. (94 min.)
[Cast away at the end of the world, somewhere between the snowy heavens and the polar
sea, two women, one trying to find the past, the other struggling to flee from it,
develop a bond of friendship that transforms both their lives. Stunningly
photographed, this is the film debut of k. d. lang.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 22 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Topic to be Announced
“Tuesday, Feb.22. GLLOW Discussion Group: Topic to be Announced.
UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 23 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Feb.23. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.
Note moved back to the regular place.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 24 (Thursday) * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo
“Thursday, Feb.24. Lesbian Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
Jan./Feb. 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, February 25 (Friday) * Gay Weddings and Lillehammer
A feature article written by Jeff Zavitz, in response to the both the events of the Lilelhammer Olympics of
1994, but especially those surrounding the 1994 decision of the state of Hawaii had been considering recognzing same-sex
marriage, and there was outcry. Zavitz is of the opinion that those who are upset but this, "Pardon? Can we say,
homophobia"?, which summarizes it succintly.
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 28, 1994, February 25 (Friday), "Features", p. 11]
1994, March/April * Princess Cinema: The Film Guide - March/April 1994
This Film Guide listed the following screenings of special interest to the rainbow community:
1994, March/April * WOODS: March/April 1994
There are 3 notes at the start of this newsletter: a reminder for folks to renew their membership, and
a community resources page "experiment" on the back of this newsletter.
The third note is about attending upcoming International Women's Day (IWD) & the London Lesbian Film Festival.
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "WOODS in KW - March/April 1994", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: Sunday Swimming or Cycling
“Sunday Swimming or Cycling ongoing. Interested in cycling (winter too!?!) or swimming. Contact Jane earlier in the week
to make arrangements ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: Community Resources
This back page is the "experiment" referred to on page 1. It has a detachable membership form on top, and the contact information is for
Karen, but there is also an additional WOODS phone number and fax number. It contains a wide variety of community resources for queer and lesbian women.
There is a list of community organizations such as GLLOW, Women's Centre, ACCKWA,
CKWBL, OWLS [social/cultural group for women over 30], Guelph, Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Equality (GLOBE), and PFLAG.
This "Community Resources" column also includes rainbow inclusive radio shows, bars, theatres that "play lesbian theme
movies", bookstores that "sell lesbian books etc". There was also a small "Rumours" column; the "rumour" in this issue was the that “two new gay bars will be opening in
Kitchener-Waterloo during April [1994].”
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "Community Happenings", p.2]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: Community Events
This is a "Community Events" column, for non-WOODS events that may be of interest
to lesbian women in the area. Events include an alternative insemination info group, a performance by Kate Friesen (March 5), an academic speaking event, and the London
Lesbian Film Festival. There is also a listing for a lesbian childhood sexual abuse survivor group,
which ran from April-June 1994 facilitated by the Sexual Assault Centre of Guelph. It was free to attend, confidential, and
lesbian facilitated.
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "Community Events", p.2]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: Rumours
There was also a small "Rumours" column; the "rumour" in this issue was the that “two new gay bars will be opening in
Kitchener-Waterloo during April [1994]”.
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "Community Events", p.2 ]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: WOODS Words
This was a column from WOODS members to provide commentaries on WOODS events. This newsletter features a past Ski Weekend in Minden.
The writer, unnamed, says "This was a coming together of women from all over Southern Ontario
(Hamilton, London, Toronto, Guelph, K-W). We traveled to Minden and stayed in delightful 130 year old home with tons of character. Our
group consisted of committed skiers, pretend-a-skiers and committed shoppers."
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "WOODS in KW - March/April 1994 - Upcoming Events", p.2 ]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March/April * WOODS: Want Ads/Buy & Sell/Trade/Giveaway
This, as the column title suggests, has various classifieds and ads for WOODS members. This newsletter includes
free blinds and an ad seeking roommates.
[source: WOODS,
1994, March/April, "WOODS in KW - March/April 1994 - Upcoming Events", p.2 ]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “March 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered communities of
Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge.”
This issue began with three news notes.
The first news note read: “The Lesbian Discussion Group at the University of Waterloo
has been cancelled until an organizer can be found. If you are interested please call
the Women's Centre for more details during business hours at ###-#### x####.”
The second news note read: “Timothy Steven's Nightclub has CLOSED. There are rumours
that there will be another bar in the same location opening soon.”
The third news note read: “For those fans of out-of-town entertainment, it is
rumoured that the Embassy Club [in Hamilton] will shortly no longer be a gay club.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue.]
1994, March * Lesbian Discussion Group, Waterloo: Discontinued
“The Lesbian Discussion Group at the University of Waterloo
has been cancelled until an organizer can be found. If you are interested please call
the Women's Centre for more details during business hours at ###-#### x####.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March * Timothy Steven's Nightclub: Closed
“Timothy Steven's Nightclub has CLOSED. There are rumours
that there will be another bar in the same location opening soon.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March * Embassy Club, Hamilton: No Longer Gay?
“For those fans of out-of-town entertainment, it is
rumoured that the Embassy Club [in Hamilton] will shortly no longer be a gay
club.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March 3 (Thursday) * GLLOW, UW Censorship & Sandra Haar
In response to the University of Waterloo's censoring of the alt.sex newsgroups on
the Internet, GLLOW brings in Sandra Haar, an out lesbian, artist and editor of
Fireweed magazine, to talk about her experience and reflection on censorship.
[source: Nigel Flear, probably an article in the Imprint.]
1994, March 4 (Friday) - March 9 (Wednesday) * Princess Cinema: 6 Degrees of Separation
“Princess Cinema (Waterloo). 6 Degrees of Separation
(March 4 - 9).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, March 4 (Friday) * Why Everyone Should Be A Lesbian (At Least Until Age 25 or So)
An article written by a Louise Goldman as part of the 3rd Annual International Womyn's Week Rag 1994 spread.
Goldman begins: “This is not a treatise on the moral superiority of lesbians, dykes,
or women who love women. Rather, it is an argument for the role that being a lesbian could play in aiding any woman in our society in resisting the dominant ideology of that society.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 29, 1994, March 4 (Friday), "3rd Annual International Womyn's Week Rag", p. 18]
1994, March (no dates given) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo)
holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse) 9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal
social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 29, 1994, March 4 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 35]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 7 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Mar.7. CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and
bi-supportive people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March 7 (Monday) * Women Out Of Doors: Volleyball Night
Monday, Mar.7. “WOODS Volleyball NIght. (All women are welcome): All
skill levels welcome. McGregor Public School Central Street 8:15 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March 7 (Monday) * WOODS: Volleyball Nights
“ Mondays - March 7, 21, 28. Volleyball Nights 8:15 pm. Last call for all volleyball lovers. All skill levels welcome.
McGregor Public School on Central Street. Call Wendy for ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March 7 (Monday) * Iron Warrior (UW): Article: Me? Homophobic?
“Me? Homophobic?” An article by Andre Carrington (4B Systems) reflecting on the nature and prevalence of homophobia, and some ways that heterosexuals might move past it.
[source: The Iron Warrior (UW),
Monday, March7, 1994, p.17]
1994, March 7 (Monday) * Iron Warrior (UW): Article: Message from the closet
“Message from the closet” An anonymously written article from a gay student who had chosen not to come out in school because of the prevalence of homophobia in the engineering faculty at UW.
[source: The Iron Warrior (UW),
Monday, March7, 1994, p.17]
1994, March 8 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: How Do I Meet People?
“Tuesday, Mar.8. GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome.): How Do I Meet People? What kind of
situation would I like to meet people in? How much sexual tension am I comfortable with?
Are there suitable places in the area in which I live? Will I meet the kind of people I
want to in the places I go to meet people? [Tim will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages
Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, March 8 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss
How Do I Meet People? 7:30pm. ML 104. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 29, 1994, March 4 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 35]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 9 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Mar.9. GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome.), an informal social evening of games and
conversation. Come and meet old friends and make new ones. UW, Humanities Bldg.,
Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 9 (Wednesday)* Q. Eng Starts at UW
We do not have a precise date for the start of Q. Eng. at the University of Waterloo.
The first announced function of theirs was mentioned on p.2 of the March 1994 issue of
the Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
and was to be a road trip to Toronto on
Wednesday, March 9 to socialize with their counterparts in Toronto.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
The same issue, p.3 has the following announcement:
“Q. Eng. - A New Group for Lesbigay Engineers, Q. Eng. is a new group for lesbian,
bi and gay engineering students, professionals and their friends. Although Q. Eng. is
intended to be a confidential social group, some of our members are involved in projects
to improve the environment in the engineering field. For more information, call
###-####, or send electronic mail to #####@#####”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
An announcement about the founding of QEng appeared in the March issue of the
Iron Warrior. The group lasted for a while, went inactive, and was resurrected in
1998, and went inactive again.
[source: Iron Warrior and information from Nigel Flear.]
1994, March 9 (Wednesday) * Q. Eng. (UW): Road Trip to Toronto Q. Eng.
Wednesday, Mar.9. “Q.Eng. (U.W) Road trip to socialize with the Q. Eng.
group in Toronto. We're organizing a car pool, so rides are available. For more
info see Q.Eng. under ORGANIZATIONS.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 11 (Friday) * Q. Eng. (UW): Inaugural Potluck Dinner Party
“Friday, Mar.11. Q.Eng. (U.W) Inaugural Potluck Dinner Party! For more
info see Q.Eng. under ORGANIZATIONS.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 11 (Friday) * Q.Eng.
First mention of new group, in collaboration with the GLLOW phoneline. “Q.Eng., a new group for lesbian, bi, and gay engineering
students and professionals, holds a potluck dinner. Call ###-GLOW for details.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 29, 1994, March 4 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 35]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | Q.Eng. | GLLOW ]
1994, March 11 (Friday) * K-W Record: AIDS package of little comfort to WLU student
AIDS package of little comfort to WLU student. This article by Susan Danard told the story of a 19-year-old hemophiliac WLU student who was HIV-positive because of comtaminated boold transfusions. He was unhappy with a provincial assistance package of $26,000 immediately and $30,000 a year for as long as he lived. The article noted that “But to be eligible for the assistance, he'll have to sign a waiver not to sue any of the agencies that might be responsible for his infection.”
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, March 11 (Friday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, March 12 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors & International Womyn's Week: Womyn's Dance
“Saturday, Mar.12. WOODS & International Womyn's Week: Womyn's Dance
(All womyn welcome): The Legion, 48 Ontario St. N. Kitchener 8:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 12 (Saturday) * WOODS: WOODS goes IWD dancing
“Saturday March 12th. WOODS goes IWD dancing Last year was a good go, so we'll go again. Note: smoking and non smoking section.
For info refer to IWD EVENTS (more then just rallies).”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March 12 (Saturday) * Princess Cinema: Rocky Horror Picture Show
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “Rocky Horror Picture Show
(March 12).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, March 14 (Monday) * Princess Cinema: My Own Private Idaho
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “My Own Private Idaho
(March 14).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, March 15 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Activism: Our Social Responsibility as LesBiGays?
“Tuesday, Mar.15. GLLOW Discussion Group: Activism: Our Social Responsibility
as LesBiGays? [What does activism mean to me? Do I consider myself an activist? Do I
think that LesBiGay activism is necessary? Yvon will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages
Bldg., Rm. 104. 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 15 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss Activism:
Our Social Responsibilities as LesBiGays? 7:30pm. ML 104. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 30, 1994, March 11 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 15 (Tuesday) * K-W Record: Lawyer blasts 'shameful' HIV deal - Today is deadline for compensation
Lawyer blasts 'shameful' HIV deal - Today is deadline for compensation. This article began “Today's deadline facing AIDS victims and their families to make a decision about accepting a provincial package is "an outrage" that will haunt Canadians for years” said “Mike Eizinga, a co-counsel with Cambridge lawyer Paul Mann, who is working on several cases in which people received blood tainted with HIV.” The government action is described as “virtually intimidating them into taking this small ammount of compensation when they might have a better claim” with the benefit of more time to consider the situation.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, March 15 (Tuesday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, March 16 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Mar.16. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March (date not given) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events, day of the week not listed. “GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 30, 1994, March 11 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 18 (Friday) - March 19 (Saturday) * Princess Cinema: Farewell My Concubine
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “Farewell My Concubine
(March 18, 19).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, March 18 (Friday) * The Imprint - The Rainbow Voice
In the "Forum" section of the newspaper, this is an open letter/personal essay written by Andrew Brouwer under a column titled “The Rainbow Voice”. This piece is partially about seeing the film,
Philadelphia, with three straight friends, but very much about how he had “begun to think
of all the implications in my life that are affected by my sexuality,” Brouwer explores the complicated
dynamics one has to move through in a heteronormative world, be it at school, work, or with family and friends.
He also share his experiences doing work with GLLOW and the Guelph Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Equality groups.
Brouwer writes, “What I have tried to present is that gay, lesbian and bisexual people face enormous pressure to conform to a heterosexual
society...In my lifetime, I hope to look forward to a time when I can feel comfortable about being gay in every aspect
of my life, not just in my personal time.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 31, 1994, March 18 (Friday), "Forum - The Rainbow Voice", p. 10]
1994, March 21 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Mar.21. CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104, 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 21 (Monday) * WOODS: Volleyball Nights
“ Mondays - March 7, 21, 28. Volleyball Nights 8:15 pm. Last call for all volleyball lovers. All skill levels welcome.
McGregor Public School on Central Street. Call Wendy for ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March 21 (Monday) * Women Out Of Doors: Volleyball Night
Monday, Mar.21. “WOODS Volleyball Night. : All skill levels welcome.
McGregor Public School Central Street 8:15 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 21 (Monday) * Princess Cinema: My Beautiful Launderette
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “My Beautiful Launderette
(March 21).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, March 22 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: In “Good” Taste: LesBiGays and the Arts
“Tuesday, Mar.22. GLLOW Discussion Group: In ‘Good’ Taste: LesBiGays and the
Arts. [Lorne will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 22 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss In "Good" Taste:
LesBiGays and the Arts. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. University of Waterloo, ML 104 7:30pm. For info call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 31, 1994, March 18 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 23 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Mar.23. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March (Wednesdays) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday: GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 31, 1994, March 18 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 25 (Friday) * Women Out Of Doors: International Potluck
“Friday, Mar.25. WOODS International Potluck (All women welcome): Share your
favourite non-Canadian dishes. RSVP by Friday Mar. 18. For more info see WOODS under
ORGANIZATIONS.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 25 (Friday) * WOODS: International Poluck
“ Friday March 25th. 6:30/7:00 pm. International Potluck. Share your favourite non Canadian dishes with us. Line dancers have no fear.
There will be plenty of time to dance after. R.S.V.P by Friday March 18th. Contact Dona for info and directions ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March 25 (Friday) * The Imprint: The Rainbow Voice - Religion & Sexuality
In the "Forum" section of the newspaper, this is an open letter/personal essay written by Andrew Brouwer under a column titled “The Rainbow Voice”.
This op-ed discussed the themes of “religion & sexuality”, and the writer's personal and
broader societal thoughts on the impact of religion on 2SLGBTQIA+ people, particularly the impact of religious families
not accepting gay & lesbian youth, who in turn, make up such a large percentage of homeless youth.
Brouwer says, “What I want to do is not to criticize other people's faith journey, but to try and understand why some groups seek
to be so unresponsive in caring for them.” Of note, is the placement of this column alongside other columns titled,
"The Village Atheist", "Religion & Faith in the 20th Century", and "The Qu'ran Speaks".
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 32, 1994, March 25 (Friday), "Forum - The Rainbow Voice", p. 13]
1994, March 28 (Monday) * Women Out Of Doors: Volleyball Night
“Monday, Mar. 28. WOODS Volleyball Night. : All skill levels welcome.
McGregor Public School Central Street 8:15 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 28 (Monday) * WOODS: Volleyball Nights
“ Mondays - March 7, 21, 28. Volleyball Nights 8:15 pm. Last call for all volleyball lovers. All skill levels welcome.
McGregor Public School on Central Street. Call Wendy for ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, March 29 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Homosexual Affirmation in a Hetero-centric Society
“Tuesday, Mar.29. GLLOW Discussion Group: Homosexual Affirmation in a
Hetero-centric Society. [james will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March 29 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss: Homosexual
Affirmation in a Hetero-centric Society. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, Modern Languages Building Rm. 104, 7:30pm.
For further details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 32, 1994, March 25 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 26]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 30 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Mar.30. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
March 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, March (Wednesdays) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday:GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 32, 1994, March 25 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 26]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, March 31 (Thursday) * The Imprint: The Rainbow Voice - soc.motss: and it ain't Clamato
In the "Forum" section of the newspaper, this is an open letter/personal essay written by Todd Karges under a column titled “The Rainbow Voice”. This op-ed was entitled “soc.motss: and it ain't Clamato” and discussed the newsgroup entitled soc.motss, where motss meant "members of the same sex" - namely that it was aimed at gays and lesbians. NOTE: Newsgroups were a early precursor of social media.
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 33, 1994, March 31 (Thursday), "Forum - The Rainbow Voice", p. 12]
1994, April * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “April 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered communities of
Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge.”
This issue began with three news notes.
The first news note read: “Members of GLLOW are laying the groundwork for a
Coming Out Discussion Group, as an alternative for new-comers to the Tuesday and
Wednesday evening meetings. If you have suggestions about how this group might work,
please contact GLLOW or Tim at #####@##### if you have email.”
The second news note read: “For those fans of out-of-town entertainment, the
Embassy Club [in Hamilton] has assured us that they will be remaining a gay club.”
The third news note read: “For those who missed it, Sandra Haar gave a riveting
lecture on Lesbians and Censorship last month and the event was well attended.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue.]
1994, April (Wednesdays) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday: GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 33, 1994, March 31 (Thursday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, April 1 (Friday) - April 2 (Saturday) * Princess Cinema: Philadelphia
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “April 1,2 - Philadelphia.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, April 4 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Apr.4: CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and bi-supportive
people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104, 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, April 5 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: How Have Stereotypes Affected My Life?
“Tuesday, Apr. 5: GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome.): How Have Stereotypes Affected My Life?
[Several members of the group will begin by performing a brief role-reversal psychodrama
(entitled: ‘Heterosexuality: a Sin or a Sickness?’) developed by GLLOW. With the
issues in focus, we will examine what impact stereotypes of LesBiGays have had on our
lives. Jim will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge).
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, April 5 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
How Have Stereotypes Affected My Life? All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, ML Room 104, 7:30pm.
Info: Call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 33, 1994, March 31 (Thursday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, April 5 (Tuesday) * Princess Cinema: “M” Butterfly
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “April 5 - ‘M’ Butterfly.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, April 6 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Apr.6: GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people welcome.), an informal social evening. Come and meet old friends
and make new ones. UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, April 9 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: Birding Hike
“Saturday, Apr. 9: WOODS Birding Hike (All women welcome): Calling all
birders. RSVP by April 5. For more information call GLLOW during staffed
hours.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 9 (Saturday) * WOODS: Birding Hike
“ Saturday April 9th. 8:00 am. Birding Hike Calling all birders capable of getting out of bed before noon
on a Saturday (me ?!?). Greet spring head on. Meeting place, Robin's Nest Parking Lot.
R.S.V.P. by Tuesday, April 5th. Call Karen 1-###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, April 12 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Violence in Our Lives
“Tuesday, Apr. 12. GLLOW Discussion Group: Violence in Our Lives [How has
violence been used against me? How have I used violence against other people? Gaile
will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104. 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 12 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
Violence in Our Lives & Nature vs. Nurture. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, ML Room 104, 7:30pm.
Info: Call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 33, 1994, March 31 (Thursday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, April 13 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Apr. 13. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 14 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: The Wedding Banquet
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “April 14 - The Wedding Banquet.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, April 16 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: Potluck
“Saturday, Apr. 16. WOODS Potluck: RSVP by April 13. For more information
call GLLOW during staffed hours.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 16 (Saturday) * WOODS: Potluck
“Saturday April 16th. 6:00 pm. Potluck After dinner we may go dancing OR play euchre
OR ???. Come and find out. R.S.V.P. by Wednesday April 13th. Call Carolyn
###-#### for more info.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, April 18 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, Apr.18. CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group. UW, Modern Languages Bldg.,
Rm. 104, 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 18 (Monday) - April 19 (Tuesday) * Princess Cinema: Out: Stories of Lesbian and Gay Youth
Princess Cinema (Waterloo). “April 18,19 - Out: Stories of Lesbian and Gay
Youth.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, April 19 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Attitudes Towards the Opposite Sex.
“Tuesday, Apr.19. GLLOW Discussion Group: Attitudes Towards the Opposite
Sex.
[Do lesbians and gay men dislike members of the opposite sex? Are we more comfortable
since there is no sexual tension? Are attitudes towards the opposite sex different in the
LesBiGay communities? Tim will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 19 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
Attitudes Towards the Opposite Sex. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, ML Room 104, 7:30pm.
Info: Call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.16, No. 33, 1994, March 31 (Thursday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 30]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, April 20 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Apr.20. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 21 (Thursday) * UW Humanities Theatre: Paula Caplan
“Thursday, Apr. 21. Speaker: Paula Caplan. (Author, Lifting a ton of feathers:
a Women's Guide to Surviving in the Academic World) UW, Humanities Theatre, 7:00 pm.
Free tickets available at the Humanities Theatre Box Office.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 21 (Thursday) * K-W Record: AIDS committee thanks volunteers
AIDS committee thanks volunteers. This news article announced that “Kitchener's City Hall Rotunda will be shaking and rattling tonight for the annual volunteer recognition night of ACCKWA.” This third annual event was called Just Desserts and featured desserts from local eateries, as well as 1950s Sock Hop music, with a “doo-wop performance, lip synch and dance contest.” It concluded with the note that “ACCKWA uses over 160 volunteers to provide AIDS support services to people infected and affected by HIV and AIDS.”
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, April 21 (Thursday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, April 21 (Thursday) - April 23 (Saturday) * London Lesbian Film Festival
“London Lesbian Film Festival. This will run for three nights with one
showing on Thurs., two on both Fri. and Sat. Tickets on sale now. Call for
information (###) ###-####”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 26 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Nature vs Nurture
“Tuesday, Apr.26. GLLOW Discussion Group: Nature vs Nurture. [Are we born
‘that way’ or do we acquire it as we travel through life? What are the arguments for
both positions? Why do they/we care? How do I feel about the possibility of fetal
testing for homosexuality? james will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 27 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, Apr.27. GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 29 (Friday) * Women Out Of Doors: Planning Meeting
“Friday, Apr. 29. WOODS Planning Meeting : For more information call GLLOW
during staffed hours.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
April 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, April 29 (Friday) * WOODS: Planning Meeting
“Friday April 29th. 7:30 pm. Planning Meeting My motivation to do spring cleaning (White Glove Inspection). A
few event ideas wouldn't hurt either. Line dancers we'll try to finish earlier. Call Dianne
###-#### for location.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, May * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “May 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered communities of
Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge.”
This issue began with two news notes.
The first news note read: “Members of GLLOW have laid the groundwork for a
Coming Out Discussion Group, as an alternative for new-comers to the Tuesday and
Wednesday evening meetings. See May 9th under EVENTS for details.”
The second news note read: “There are people looking to organize Lesbigay
alternative Social Events. (eg. Cycling, Dart and Card Tournaments, Camping.)
Interested? For details call Daryl at ###-#### around 8:00 am.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue.]
1994, May * WOODS: Fishing
“First Week of May. Fishing Join Katherine for the first fishing of the season. For information regarding time,
location, and fishing licence needs call ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, May/June * WOODS: Birding Weekend at Pelee Island
“Birding Weekend at Pelee Island Watch for details in the next events calendar.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, May 2 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, May 2: CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and bi-supportive
people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104, 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, May 3 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: What Do I Find Attractive? Show and Tell
“Tuesday, May 3: GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome.): What Do I find Attractive? Show and Tell
[This evening we are encouraged to bring something that shows what we find attractive in
another person (a picture, a poem, a plush toy, a real person, etc.) We will also
consider why these are attractive to us. Craig will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages
Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, May 4 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, May 4: GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people welcome.), an informal social evening. Come and meet old friends
and make new ones. UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, May 5 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: Paris France
“Princess Cinema (Waterloo) Paris France (May 5).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, May 8 (Sunday) * Princess Cinema: Full Circle; Mother Earth
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Full Circle; Mother Earth (May 8).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, May 9 (Monday) * GLLOW: Coming Out Discussion Group: Organizational Meeting
“Monday, May 9: Coming Out Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay people and those who think they may be, are welcome): Organizational Meeting for the
(new) discussion group for people who are just coming out; the purpose is to find out
what people need and to determine a format and a meeting time for the discussion
group. This is to be followed by a discussion on coming out (may include stories as well
as your hopes and fears) UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104, 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, pp.1-2.]
1994, May 9 (Monday) * GLLOW: Coming Out Discussion Group
Initial planning meeting for a new coming out discussion group, a project of GLLOW.
“GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) will hold an organizational meeting
for a new "Coming Out Discussion Group" at 7:30 p.m. in ML 104. Phone ###-#### for details.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 1, 1994, May 6 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 10 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Can We All Get Along?
“Tuesday, May 10: GLLOW Discussion Group: Can We All Get Along? [Exploring
the division within the LesBiGay communities. As a Gay male do you have many Lesbian
Friends? Why, Why not? And as a Lesbian do you have many Gay male friends? Why, Why
not? Where do the bisexuals fit in? What is to be gained by these associations? Yvon
will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104. 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 10 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
"Can We All Get Along?" All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, Modern Languages Building, Room 104, 7:30pm.
For further details, phone ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 1, 1994, May 6 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 11 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, May 11: GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May (Wednesdays) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday ... GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 1, 1994, May 6 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 13 (Friday) * K-W Record: Gay and childless - NDP bill the right move, Cambridge pair say
Gay and childless - NDP bill the right move, Cambridge pair say. This article by Beth Gallagher (Record staff) was based on an interview with gay couple Dr. Gary Gibson and Douglas Saunders of Cambridge. The pair was asked for their reactions to the bill proposed by the Ontario NDP government “that would, among other things, allow same-sex couples in Ontario to adopt children together.” The couple felt that the proposed bill was mostly of symbolic value since it would acknowledge that same-sex relationships were largely the same as those of opposite-sex couples. The article reported that most of the local MPPs had announced that they would voting against the bill - including 3 NDP MPPs.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, May 13 (Friday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, May 13 (Friday) * Jennifer Berezan in Concert
“Friday, May 13: Jennifer Berezan in Concert. Kitchener City Hall (The
Rotunda) tickets $12 (advance) $15 (at the door) available at Provident Bookstore and
the Waterloo Showtime Box Office (Waterloo Recreational Complex).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 14 (Saturday) * Jennifer Berezan & Vicki Noble Workshop: Feeling Our Fire, Healing Our World
“Saturday, May 14: Feeling Our Fire, Healing Our World. Day-long workshop
featuring Jennifer Berezan and Vicki Noble. Resurrection College Waterloo.
###-#### for information or to register.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 17 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Addictions
“Tuesday, May 17: GLLOW Discussion Group: Addictions [What are the
addictions in your life? Do you think that these addictions are in response to being a
LesBiGay? What have you done about these addictions? Do you feel that you have to? Yvon
will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 17 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
"Addictions". All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. UW, Modern Languages Building, room 104 at 7:30 p.m.
For further details, phone ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 1, 1994, May 6 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 27]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 18 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, May 18: GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 20 (Friday) * Sandy Atwal's Firing Line - On Bill 167 (Same-Sex Rights in Ontario)
A column in the "Forum" section of the Imprint, typically letters to the editor, op-eds and columns of personal essays.
This column in in response to the “announcement by area MPPs that they will vote
against Marion Boyd's bill to change legislation to extend privileges to gay and lesbian
couples”. Atwal states, “The idea that individuals who are gay cannot be loving parents,
is, of course, absolute bullshit.”
[NOTE: Bill 167 was defeated on June 9, 1994, largely because 12 NDP members broke ranks with their party on this issue. This bitter defeat led to renewed efforts to gain human rights for the queer community in Ontario; these efforts were ultimately successful several years later.]
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 2, 1994, May 20 (Friday), "Forum", p. 8]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 24 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: How Do I Fit In?
“Tuesday, May 24: GLLOW Discussion Group: How Do I Fit In? Acceptance by Other
Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals. [What does acceptance mean to me? Have I found a
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual community in which I feel accepted? If not, is there anything
that can be done? Fredy will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm. 104 (Faculty
Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 24 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
How Do I Fit In? Acceptance by other Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. ML Room 104, 7:30pm.
Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 2, 1994, May 20 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 25 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, May 25: GLLOWNight, UW, Humanities Bldg., Rm 378. 9:00 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May (Wednesdays) * GLLOW Night
Weekly social events every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday ... GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) holds GLLOWNight (formerly Coffeehouse)
9pm. HH 378. Everyone welcome to these informal social evenings. Info: ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 2, 1994, May 20 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May 27 (Friday) - May 29 (Sunday) * Princess Cinema: Savage Nights
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Savage Nights (May 27-29).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, May 31 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Monogamy and Commitment
“Tuesday, May 31: GLLOW Discussion Group: Monogamy and Commitment [What do
I think commitment means? How do I feel about making a commitment to one person? to
anyone? Tim will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages Bldg., Rm 104 (Faculty
Lounge). 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
May 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, May 31 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
Monogamy and Commitment. All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. ML Room 104, 7:30pm.
Details call ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 2, 1994, May 20 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, May * Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights Starts
Two GLLOW members, Caitlin Glasson and Yvon Coté, formed the
Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights in response to
the NDP's failed Bill 167 on same-sex spousal benefits.
Shortly afterward, Yvon appeared on CKCO TV to debate the issue with Mike Cooper,
a NDP MPP opposing the Bill.
Cait and Yvon were featured in an article in the Saturday, June 18, 1994 issue of the Kitchener-Waterloo Record.
[source: Jim Parrott.]
1994, May * GLLOW: Coming Out Discussion Group Starts
A GLLOW member (Tim G.) started up a Coming Out Discussion Group based on his experiences at
Carleton University.
The Tuesday Night Discussion Group closed down in Spring 1995 in order to concentrate
energies on the Coming Out Discussion Group.
[source: Jim Parrott.]
1994, June * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “June 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/transgendered communities of
Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge.”
This issue began with two news notes.
The first news note read: “Coming Out Discussion Group, as an alternative for
new-comers to the Tuesday and Wednesday evening meetings starts this month at GLLOW.
Meeting precedes GLLOWNight and starts at 7:30 pm June 8.”
The second news note was entitled “Same-Sex Benefits” and read:
“The NDP's Same-sex spousal benefits bill passes first reading. This is only the
first step in a long process to make it law. It is important that all make their views
on this legislation known to their MPP. All K-W area MPP's voted against the bill.
The local MPP's are Cambridge, Mike Farnan; Kitchener, Will Ferguson; Kitchener-Wilmot,
Mike Cooper; and Waterloo North, Elizabeth Witmer. It is our responsibility to help
to change their minds. Write, phone, visit your MPP.
The K-W Coalition for Equal Families has started here in KW. They are a lobbying
group in favour of the Bill. For more information on the group call Dave Grant at
ACCKWA (###-####)”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue.]
1994, June 1 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
“Wednesday, June 1: GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people are welcome). An informal social evening. Come and meet old
friends and make new ones. UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, June 4 (Saturday)* WOODS: Wendo
“Saturday June 4 and 11 (TENTATIVE). Wendo (self defence course for ♀ by ♀) This is not restricted to
WOODS members. Tell all your friends. The more we get the cheaper it gets. Watch for info
in next calendar. Information pamphlet available, ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, June 5 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Hike/Bike at Hilton Falls
“Sunday, June 5: Hike/Bike at Hilton Falls. A WOODS sponsored event RSVP by
June 3. For more information call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] Wednesday evenings
7:30-9:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, June 6 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, June 6: CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and bi-supportive
people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, June 6 (Monday) * Elmira Independent: Every child deserves a female mother and a male father!
Every child deserves a female mother and a male father! This article by Editor Bob Verdun referred to Ontario Bill 167 and began with “While there is not much chance that the so-called "same-sex benefits" bill will actually be approved in the Ontario legislature, the fact that it has such a high priority from this province's government is cause for alarm.” Verdun focuses on one aspect of that Bill, namely the granting of adoption rights to same-sex domestic partnerships. He spilled a great deal of ink in attacking this notion. At one point he stated that “it is a big jump from tolerating and accepting homosexuals to giving them unlimited rights to raise children.” Verdun took particular aim at K-W Record columnist Rose Simone for saying that “the provincial NDP should be imposing its same-sex legislation as a matter of government policy, rather than allowing the bill to come to a "free vote." She attacked Bob Rae's government as lacking "principles and courage."”
[source: Elmira Independent; 1994, June 6 (Monday), p.6.]
1994, June 7 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Being Gay in the Workplace
“Tuesday, June 7: GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome). Being Gay in the Workplace. [Do you
consider it safe to come out to people you work with? Why? If you came out at work, how
do you feel about it now? Brian will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty
Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, pp.1-2.]
1994, June 7 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
"Being Gay in the Workplace." All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. University of Waterloo, Modern Languages
Building, Room 104, 7:30pm. For further details, phone ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 3, 1994, June 3 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, June 8 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: First Meeting: What Does It Mean to Be Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgendered?
“Wednesday, June 8: Coming-Out Discussion Group (All people who are dealing
with the issues of coming out are welcome) The first meeting of the newest GLLOW
group. What Does It Mean to Be Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgendered?
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 8 (Wednesday) * GLLOW Coming Out Discussion Group
First meeting announcement, weekly meetings every Wednesday. “Every Wednesday ... GLLOW (Gay and Lesbian Liberation of Waterloo) will be holding
a new weekly "Coming Out Discussion Group" every Wednesday at 7:30p.m. in ML 104.
First meeting is June 8 - call ###-#### for information.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 3, 1994, June 3 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Ongoing Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, June 8 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, June 8: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 9 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: Farewell My Concubine
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Farewell My Concubine (June 9).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, June 11 (Saturday)* WOODS: Wendo
“Saturday June 4 and 11 (TENTATIVE). Wendo (self defence course for ♀ by ♀) This is not restricted to
WOODS members. Tell all your friends. The more we get the cheaper it gets. Watch for info
in next calendar. Information pamphlet available, ###-####.”
[source: WOODS,
1994, "March / April Events", p.1]
[categories: WOODS | Events]
1994, June 12 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Car Rally
“Sunday, June 12: Car Rally. A WOODS sponsored event RSVP by June 8. For
more information call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] Wednesday evenings 7:30-9:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 13 (Monday) - June 15 (Wednesday) * Princess Cinema: Zero Patience
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Zero Patience (June 13-15).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, June 14 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: As We Grow Older
“Tuesday, June 14: GLLOW Discussion Group: As We Grow Older: Issues for All of
Us
[Do you expect some things to be easier as you grow older? Some to be harder? Which
things? Do you expect to have friends and a lover in the future? How are you preparing
for the future? Jim will facilitate] UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge)
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 14 (Tuesday) * GLLOW Discussion Group
Weekly meetings every Tuesday. “GLLOW Discussion Group will discuss:
"As We Grow Older: Issues for All of Us." All lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered people,
gays, and other supportive people welcome. University of Waterloo, Modern Languages
Building, Room 104, 7:30p.m. For further details, phone ###-####.”
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 3, 1994, June 3 (Friday), "UW Campus Happenings - Community Calendar", p. 23]
[categories: campus groups | UW groups | GLLOW ]
1994, June 15 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Yourself
“Wednesday, June 15: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Yourself.
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 15 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, June 15: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 16 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: Sebastiane
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Sebastiane (June 16).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, June 17 (Friday) - June 23 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: Love and Human Remains
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Love and Human Remains (June 17-23).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, June 18 (Saturday) * The Record: Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights: Recognize rights and duties of same-sex couples, group says
On p.B4 of The Record,
1994, June 18 (Saturday), there was an article entitled “Recognize rights and duties of
same-sex couples, group says” by Beth Gallagher (Record staff).
The article was based largely on an interview with Caitlin Glasson and Yvon Coté,
who discussed their new group, the Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights.
(The article included a large photograph of Cait and Yvon.)
They indicated that their group wanted “laws changed to recognize that same-sex couples have
responsibilities, as well as rights.”
They made it clear that their group arose because of the defeat of the Ontario NDP government's Bill 167,
which “would have given same-sex couples the right to employee benefits and to adopt as a
couple.”
The article went on to say “So the fledgling group plans to start by polling local governments and
social agencies about their policies on same-sex couples.”
The article mentioned that Waterloo Region and the City of Kitchener provided their employees with
same-sex benefits, but the City of Waterloo and the City of Cambridge did not.
The article also gave some information about policies of local social services.
It concluded with a note that there had been an encouraging meeting between the new group and
Mark Yantzi, a Kitchener and regional councillor.
[source: Kitchener-Waterloo Record,
1994, June 18 (Saturday), p.B4.]
1994, June 21 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Education and LesBiGay Awareness
“Tuesday, June 21: GLLOW Discussion Group: Education and LesBiGay Awareness
[How were LesBiGay issues treated in your elementary school, high school, university?
Were your instructors supportive or knowledgeable? What about your classmates?
Anne will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 22 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Others
“Wednesday, June 22: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Others,
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 22 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, June 22: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 23 (Thursday) * Women Out Of Doors: Planning Meeting and Dancing
“Thursday, June 23: Planning Meeting and Dancing. A WOODS sponsored event. For
more information call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] Wednesday evenings
7:30-9:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 25 (Saturday) * GLLOW: Hike on Bruce Trail
“Saturday, June 25: GLLOW Hike. (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people welcome). Day-long Bruce-trail hike near Kelso Conservation
Area. Contact Nick at ###-#### to RSVP by June 23.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 26 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Pick-Up Baseball
“Sunday, June 26: Pick-up Baseball. A WOODS sponsored event RSVP by June 24.
For more information call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] Wednesday evenings 7:30-9:30
pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 28 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Exploring our History
“Tuesday, June 28: GLLOW Discussion Group: Exploring our History
[Focus this
evening will be in recalling the struggle that the Gay Rights movement have gone
through with particular interest in the Stonewall riots. Yvon will facilitate]
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, June 29 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Gay History/Gay Pride
“Wednesday, June 29: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Gay History/Gay Pride,
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, June 29 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, June 29: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, June 29 (Wednesday) * Princess Cinema: Four Weddings and a Funeral
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Four Weddings and a Funeral (June 29).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
June 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, June 30? (Friday?) * K-W Record: Anti-gay remarks defy logic
Anti-gay remarks defy logic. The photocopy of this letter to the Editor lacks a date, but the author of the letter was replying to an article written on June 24, so we guess that the current letter was published around June 30. In the letter, David Grant took issue with Gerald Wright's June 24 Insight column Expect a Backlash, in which Wright had apparently equated the right to live in a same-sex relationship with problems associated with nuclear arms, over-population and the political upheaval in Bosnia and Rwanda. Grant pointed out that he was himself not promiscous, and had been “living in a long-term loving and monogamous relationship for several years.” Grant also disclosed that he was HIV-positive, and was offended by Wright's comparison of AIDS and heart disease.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, June 30? (Friday?), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, July * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “July 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/transgendered communities of
Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge.”
This issue began with three news notes.
The first news note read: “Pride Day is on July 3 this year and is [it] promises to
be one of the best ones yet. GLLOW will be marching in the parade, come out and join
us.”
The second news note read: “Club Renaissance, Formerly Timothy Steven's Nightclub
is due to open on Friday July 8, invitation only. The grand opening will be on
Saturday July 9, all are welcome.”
The third news note read: “The Waterloo Region Association for Equal Rights will
have its first meeting on Tuesday July 12 at 7:30 pm at the Global Community Centre in
Waterloo. All are welcome.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue.]
1994, July 2 (Saturday) - July 4 (Monday) * Princess Cinema: Four Weddings and a Funeral
“Princess Cinema (Waterloo) Four Weddings and a Funeral
(July 2-4)”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, July 3 (Sunday) * Toronto Pride Day: GLLOW Marches in Parade
“Sunday, July 3: Pride Day. Held all day in Toronto with the parade to be held
at 3:00 pm. Join GLLOW in the march if you are so inclined.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 4 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, July 4: CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and bi-supportive
people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 5 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: The Impact of the HIV on My Life
“Tuesday, July 5: GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome). The Impact of the HIV on My Life. [How does
the existence of the HIV affect the way I interact with friends and lovers? In
particular, how do I or would I interact with someone who is HIV positive? How do I feel
about being tested? Jim will facilitate.]”
[The room and meeting time were omitted in error.]
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 6 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Open Discussion
“Wednesday, July 6: Coming-Out Discussion Group (All people who are dealing with
the issues of coming out are welcome) Open Discussion. UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 6 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, July 6: “GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people are welcome). An informal social evening. Come and meet old
friends and make new ones. UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 6 (Wednesday) * UW Women's Centre: Storytelling Workshop
Wednesday, July 6: “Storytelling Workshop with Pat McCaffrey (A Womyn's Centre
event). Meet at 5:30 pm Campus Centre 217. For details call the Women's
Centre.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 6 (Wednesday) * UW Women's Centre: Coffeehouse
Wednesday, July 6: “Coffeehouse (A Womyn's Centre event). Live Entertainment
all are welcome. 8:00 pm. At the Weaver's Arms (Philip Street CO-OP residences,
Waterloo).”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 7 (Thursday) * UW Women's Centre: Screening of Forbidden Love
“Thursday, July 7: Womyn's Centre presents: Forbidden Love: the Unashamed
Stories of Lesbian Lives. UW, Physics, Rm. 145. 7 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 8 (Friday) * Club Renaissance: Officially Opened
“Club Renaissance, Formerly Timothy Steven's Nightclub
is due to open on Friday July 8, invitation only. The grand opening will be on
Saturday July 9, all are welcome.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 9 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: K-W Countryfest
“Saturday, July 9: K-W Countryfest (A WOODS sponsored event. All Womyn Welcome.)
Call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] for more details.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 12 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Terminology, Labels and Words
“Tuesday, July 12: GLLOW Discussion Group. Terminology, Labels and Words
[An exploration of words that empower us, words that weaken us, words that unite us,
words that divide us. Gaile will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty
Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 12 (Tuesday) * Waterloo Region Association for Equal Rights: First Meeting
“The Waterloo Region Association for Equal Rights will have its first meeting
on Tuesday July 12 at 7:30 pm at the Global Community Centre in Waterloo.
All are welcome.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, July 13 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Peer Groups
“Wednesday, July 13: Coming-Out Discussion Group Peer Groups,
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 13 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, July 13: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 14 (Thursday) * Women's Centre: Lesbian Coming Out/Lesbian Issues Discussion Group
“Thursday July 14: Lesbian Coming Out/Lesbian Issues Discussion Group
(All Womyn welcome) A Womyn's Centre event. UW, Campus Centre, RM 217. 7 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 16 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: Cruising on King, An Antique Car Show
“Saturday, July 16: Cruising on King. Antique Car Show. A WOODS event.
Call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] for details.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 17 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Lunch in St. Jacob's
“Sunday, July 17: Lunch in St. Jacob's. A WOODS sponsored event including
cycling and lunch RSVP by July 15. Call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] for
details.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 17 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Potluck Barbeque
Sunday, July 17: “ Potluck Barbeque. A WOODS sponsored event. RSVP by
July 14. Call ###-#### [the GLLOW number] for details.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 19 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Homophobia and Stereotypes about Us
“Tuesday, July 19: GLLOW Discussion Group: Homophobia and Stereotypes about
Us. [What kinds of stereotypes have I been exposed to? How do I feel about them?
How have stereotypes affected my relationship with other people? What relationship is
there between homophobia and stereotypes? Yvon will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 20 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Sexuality
“Wednesday, July 20: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Sexuality,
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 20 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, July 20: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 21 (Thursday) * Princess Cinema: Even Cowgirls get the Blues
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “Even Cowgirls get the Blues (July 21)”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, July 26 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Role-Playing in Relationships, Sexual and Otherwise
“Tuesday, July 26: GLLOW Discussion Group: Role-Playing in Relationships,
Sexual and Otherwise. [What is role-playing? What are the benefits and
drawbacks of role-playing? Should roles be flexible? Is there such a thing as
equality in a relationship? Gaile will facilitate.] UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 27 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Relationships
“Wednesday, July 27: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Relationships,
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, July 27 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, July 27: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, July 29 (Friday) - July 31 (Sunday) * Princess Cinema: The Myth of the Male Orgasm
Princess Cinema (Waterloo) “The Myth of the Male Orgasm
(July 29-31)”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
July 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, August 3 (Wednesday) * K-W Record: Needle exchange program in region - Effort would curb HIV spread, report says
Needle exchange program in region - Effort would curb HIV spread, report says. This article by Beth Gallagher (Record staff) began “Addicts who inject drugs need a place in Waterloo Region where they can exchange used needles for clean ones to help prevent the spread of HIV, a local study says.” Rob Gascho, ACCKWA's education co-ordinator, said that “If someone is already using injection drugs, they don't need HIV on top of that.” The survey also reported a lot of interest in having anonymous testing, which the local health unit had applied to the Ontario of Health for, but not yet been granted. [The hoped-for start date of January 1994 clearly did not happen; the Ministry of Health obviously did not grant permission when it was requested.]
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, August 3 (Wednesday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, August 3? (Wednesday?) * K-W Record: Drug abuse counselling a must: Sax
Drug abuse counselling a must: Sax. The photocopy of this article by Beth Gallagher (Record staff) lacks a date, but is stapled to the other article by Beth Gallagher on the same subject, so we are assuming that this article is very close in date to the other one. This article is based on an interview with Dr. Richard Sax, Waterloo Region's medical officer of health, who was quoted as saying “A needle exchange program should include counselling for drug addicts, in addition to handing out clean needles for used ones.” Sax also said that workers at ACCKWA “could provide guidance to addicts who want to get off drugs.”
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, August 3? (Wednesday?), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, September * Pink Triangle Community Calendar
This issue of the revived Pink Triangle Community Calendar consisted of 4 pages.
The header (p.1) stated: “September 1994. Pink Triangle Community Calendar.
A publication from GLLOW, serving the lesbian/gay/transgendered communities of
Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge.”
This issue began with five news notes.
The first news note read: “Welcome all students new and old to school. All
Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual people and those that are supportive are encouraged to
attend any of the GLLOW sponsored events.”
The second news note read: “Get your pledge forms from ACCKWA the walk for Aids
will be on Sunday October 2 approximately 12 noon. If you are unable to attend and
walk please sponsor someone. All proceeds go to ACCKWA. Pledge forms are available
at their office 123 Duke St. E. Kitchener. For more information phone ACCKWA at
###-####.”
The third news note read: “The Pink Zone has CLOSED. There have been no reports
as to when it will be re-opening.”
The fourth news note read: “The Robin's Nest is open again for another season for
your pleasure.”
The fifth news note read: “The Waterloo Region Association for Equal Rights will
have a meeting on September 19, 7:30 pm at the Community Information Services,
11 Water St. in Kitchener. All are welcome.”
This was followed by a listing of events, local organizations, bookstores, radio shows,
films of interest that were being shown locally, and bars.
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue.]
1994, September 1 (Thursday) - September 2 (Friday) * Princess Cinema: Four Weddings and a Funeral
“Princess Cinema (Waterloo) Four Weddings and a Funeral (Sept. 1-2)”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.4.]
1994, September 6 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Relationships with our Parents
“Tuesday, September 6: GLLOW Discussion Group (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered,
gay and other supportive people welcome). Relationships with our Parents.
[Discussion will include discussion of the specific problems that Gay Lesbian and
Bisexual people have in dealing with their parents.]
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, September 7 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Open Discussion
“Wednesday, September 7: Coming-Out Discussion Group (All people who are dealing with
the issues of coming out are welcome) Open Discussion. UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104
(Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, September 7 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, September 7: “GLLOWNight (All lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, gay and
other supportive people are welcome). An informal social evening. Come and meet old
friends and make new ones. UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.1.]
1994, September 10 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: Hike
“Saturday, September 10: Hike (A WOODS sponsored event. All women welcome.)
11:00 am. RSVP by September 9. For more information phone ###-#### [the GLLOW
number].”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 11 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Writers Festival
“Sunday, September 11: Writers Festival (A WOODS sponsored event) This is an
information session only. For more information phone ###-#### [the GLLOW number].”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 12 (Monday) * Cambridge Kitchener-Waterloo Bisexual Liberation: Bisexual Discussion Group
“Monday, September 12: CKWBL Bisexual Discussion Group (All bisexuals and
bi-supportive people are welcome). UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge)
7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 13 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Coming Out
“Tuesday, September 13: GLLOW Discussion Group: Coming Out. [What are the
issues that we face when we tell someone that we are Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual? What are our
coming out stories? How has coming out improved or harmed your life?] UW, Modern Languages,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 14 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Gender Roles and Androgyny
“Wednesday, September 14: Coming-Out Discussion Group, Gender Roles and
Androgyny. UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 14 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, September 14: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 19 (Monday) * Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights: Meeting
“Monday, September 19: Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights meeting at 7:30 at
Community Information Services 11 Water St. Kitchener. RSVP please
###-####.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 20 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Dealing with Breaking Up
“Tuesday, September 20: GLLOW Discussion Group: Dealing with Breaking Up
[As all people who get involved in relationships, what are the specific problems of
ending a relationship with someone of the same Gender involve?] UW, Modern Languages,
Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.” Jim Parrott (one of the facilitators of the Group)
adds: The description of the topic appears somewhat mangled; a better description would
have been: What are the specific problems involved when a relationship with someone of the
same gender ends?
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 21 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Yourself
“Wednesday, September 21: Coming-Out Discussion Group Coming Out to Yourself.
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 21 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, September 21: “GLLOWNight. A special evening as it is election time for
GLLOW. The new 94-95 executive will be elected. UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378.
9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 24 (Saturday) * Women Out Of Doors: Mini Golf
“Saturday, September 24: A Shot in the Dark Mini Golf (A WOODS sponsored event)
7:30 pm. RSVP by September 22. For more information phone ###-#### [the GLLOW
number].”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 25 (Sunday) * Women Out Of Doors: Hike
“Sunday, September 25: Hike (A WOODS sponsored event) 2:00 pm. For more
information phone ###-#### [the GLLOW number].”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 27 (Tuesday) * GLLOW: Tuesday Evening Discussion Group: Homosexuality and Society: Assimilation vs Isolation
“Tuesday, September 27: GLLOW Discussion Group: Homosexuality and Society:
Assimilation vs Isolation. [Being a Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual person in todays society
means that there are choices that we must make. Do we isolate ourselves from society
and live openly or do we assimilate ourselves by adopting societies roles for us?]
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 28 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: Coming-Out Discussion Group: Coming Out to Others
“Wednesday, September 28: Coming-Out Discussion Group Coming Out to Others.
UW, Modern Languages, Rm. 104 (Faculty Lounge) 7:30 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.2.]
1994, September 28 (Wednesday) * GLLOW: GLLOWNight
Wednesday, September 28: “GLLOWNight UW, Humanities Building, Rm 378. 9 pm.”
[source: Pink Triangle Community Calendar,
September 1994 Issue, p.3.]
1994, September 29 (Thursday) * K-W Record: More women contracting AIDS virus, experts warn
More women contracting AIDS virus, experts warn. This article by Susan Danard (Record staff) began “Women who think they aren't at risk of contracting AIDS should think again, a panel of health experts warned Wednesday.” The occasion was a public seminar on AIDS and women held at Cambridge Memorial Hospital. It was noted that the incidence of the disease was steadily climbing among women, and that “women with AIDS experience heightened isolation unlike the community of gay men who have been able to rally and communicate.”
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, September 29 (Thursday) , paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, October 3 (Monday) * K-W Record: HIV patient 'pumped' by AIDS walk
HIV patient 'pumped' by AIDS walk. This article by Christian Aagaard is a report on the second annual walk for AIDS sponsored by ACCKWA on Sunday October 2. Much of the article drawn from an interview with Wayne Rush, an HIV-positive man who spoke in front of a crowd of 450 people at Victoria Park, before the walk began and moved from downtown Kitchener to Waterloo and back. The fundraiser walk for ACCKWA raised $35,657.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, October 3 (Monday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, November * Rainbow Chorus of Waterloo-Wellington Forms
The Rainbow Chorus of Waterloo-Wellington is formed by four friends in November 1994.
The group had its performance debut at an AIDS Walk, in Spring 1995.
[source: the “about” file at their website: http://www.rainbowchorus.ca/
(accessed 2011-03-16).]
1994, November 4 (Friday) * The Imprint: NEWS: Bill 167: gone, but not forgotten
An article by Kieran Green (Imprint staff) reporting on a demonstration on Saturday, October 29 of about 50 people at Kitchener City Hall to remind everyone that the issue of same-sex family rights had not gone away. The article included comments by the two organizers, local activists Yvon Coté and Cait Glasson (of Waterloo Region Alliance for Equal Rights), who indicated that of the 70 politicians who had been invited to the event, only three showed up to support the cause: Bob Mazmanian, Ernie Anderson and Scott Piatkowski (all three being candidates for municipal office). The organizers were also disappointed that local media showed so little interest in the event.
[source: Imprint,
Vol.17, No. 16, 1994, November 4 (Friday), "NEWS, p. 5]
1994, December 1 (Thursday) * K-W Record: AIDS vigil to be held tonight
AIDS vigil to be held tonight. This news report began “The theme of World AIDS Day today is AIDS and the family.” It also indicated that there would be a vigil that evening in honour of loved ones lost to the disease.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, December 1 (Thursday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]
1994, December 3 (Saturday) * K-W Record: Defying the odds - Faith helps student battle AIDS virus
Defying the odds - Faith helps student battle AIDS virus. This article by Susan Danard (Record staff) is based on an interview with WLU hemophiliac student, Jamie Hill, who is HIV-positive because of tainted-blood transfusions. In the article Hill reflects on his situation.
[source: The Kitchener-Waterloo Record; 1994, December 3 (Saturday), paging not known;
photocopy supplied by ACCKWA.]