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June 2001
CALENDAR

June Events

1st Annual Whatcom County
Pride Month
all throughout June
Sponsored by Northwest PROUD and Allied Arts of Bellingham, Washington.
Saturday matinees and Monday night speakers at Allied Arts all throughout June plus many more events at different locals. Complete listing on the NWProud website.
Info Phone: 1-888-560-6683 x 9942
Please ~ do NOT call Allied Arts for info.

Ferndale Diversity Coalition Meeting
2nd Monday and 4th Wednesday of each month, 7 PM
Location:
Ferndale City Hall Annex
5694 Second Avenue
Ferndale, WA

WHRTF Quarterly Meeting
June 21st - Thursday, 7-9pm
June 21st is a national "Roll Your Own Blackout" protest of the current energy policy. Therefore, our quarterly meeting will be an electricity-free celebration of conservation. We will provide non-electric lamps and some candles. We encourage you to celebrate the longest day of the year in a good cause with a great group.!!!
EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND
* Board Elections
* Ice Cream
* Gender Identity Panel
    Speakers from the Bellingham Gender Group will lead an educational discussion
Location:
Garden Street Methodist Church
Garden Street
Bellingham, WA

WHRTF Fundraiser YARD SALE!
June 23nd, Saturday - 9am to 4pm
Furniture, clothes, music, and other great items!!!
There will be music and dancing and lots of cheapstuff. Speaking of which, we need more donations: please drop off items at 1210 Indian street before the 23rd!!!!
Location: WHRTF OFFICE
1210 Indian Street
(near Western Washington University)
Bellingham, WA 98225

Law Advocates 'free lawyer' program
Saturday, June 23 & June 30th, 1-4 pm
Program runs Every Saturday: June16-August 25, 1-4 pm
Free legal consultation primarily (but not exclusively) for low-income and homeless folks every Saturday.
Location: corner of Railroad and Magnolia in Bellingham.
If it rains,then under The Newstand awning at 111 East Magnolia

WHRTF Monthly Film Series
June 28th - Thursday, 7-9pm
Film: "Harlan County"
Joining Worlds series continues at Bellingham library. This month, we look at women's involvement in a Virginia coal strike through the film 'Harlan County.' -- followed by a paneldiscussion about the history of a local coal mine and a Bellingham miners strike in the 1920's.
Location:
Bellingham Public Library
downstairs lecture room
210 Central
Bellingham, WA