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Bi-National Lesbian Conference (444 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

featured a live concert with the Toronto band who went on to become the Parachute Club, Mama Quilla II. In her Lesbian History of the Lesbian Organization

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area session players for the gig, and dubbed the new group The Parachute Club. The Parachute Club continued as a working band and signed a recording deal

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film release. All songs were created and performed by musical group, The Parachute Club. The ending song is a shortened version of "Searching For a Dream"

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as WorldPride grand marshal". The Globe and Mail, May 16, 2014. "The Parachute Club releases remix version of ‘Rise Up’". Toronto Star, June 23, 2014

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clubs, including Grenland Flyklubb, which operates three aircraft, the parachute club Grenland Fallskjermklubb and base for Russian Warbirds of Norway,

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Sky Ranch in Gardiner, New York, in September 2007. McIntyre played the Parachute Club chief instructor (as "Head Jumpin' Bean" in Proof). Their collaboration

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Lillian Allen, Leroy Sibbles, Lorraine Scott and Lorraine Segato from the Parachute Club. Dance Appeal recorded and performed a protest song called "CRTC (Can't

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history. Other initial band members included Billy Bryans, later of the Parachute Club, on drums, and Omar Tunnoch, later of the funk and blues band Fathead

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active in the politics of the sport when elected to the board of the Parachute Club of America, later the U.S. Parachute Association. In 1973, he became

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in Annapolis, Maryland. While at the Naval Academy, Myatt started the parachute club and was an advisor to the cross-country team. In June 1973, Myatt