Roommates
Wanted

V Looking for female to
share downtown apartment. 5
minute walk to Church Street.
Nice large bedroom.
Smoker/smoker okay. Must
love pets, as plenty are provid-
ed. $350. per month includes
all but your own phone line.
No off street parking. Contact
Vicky at 660-8445 (home) or
660-2700 (work). (O7/01)

Services
Offered

V Disc Jockey Service. The
Sound Factory DJ Company is
Vermont’s best “gay owned
and operated” disc jockey serv-
ice. Whether you’re planning a
Civil Union Ceremony or a
Party Celebration, The Sound
Factory will provide you with
great customer service, fantas-
tic sound equipment and light-
ing, and reasonable rates. Call
us today to schedule your
event: 802-878-4499 or e-mail:
soundfactory@juno.com
(06/01)

V Web Design. Need some-
one to create, update or.main-
tain your website? Reasonable
rates. Free initial consultation.
Call Mack at 802.482.7000» or
e-mail at

03/aC1C?rtinacl/.@inan'1Ve,VcQm_

(07/01)

V Ceremonies of the Heart:
Weddings & Civil Unions.
Creating the ceremony to fit
your spiritual beliefs. Rev. M.
Anne Clark, M.Ed., M.S.C.,
Interfaith Minister, also Re-

 
  

Commitment Celebrations,
Baby-naming, Funerals
(802)865-5042,
revanne@together.net (07/01 )

V Celebrate Vermont is a
new business that can help gay
men/lesbians plan civil
union/gay wedding celebra-
tions. We can assist couples
with: selecting a gay-friendly
site, finding accommodations
for guests, arranging catering,
finding an appropriate Justice
of the Peace or clergy member,
contacting florists, photogra-
phers etc. We specialize in
designing ceremonies in the
Upper Valley area of Vermont.
Call Laurie Levinger for a free
consultation: 802 649-5402 or

e-mail celebrate.verrnont@val-
ley.net. References available
on request. (07/01)

Workshops/
Classes/

Courses Offered

V Lyndon State College
hosts Coming Out & Coming
Home.‘ A Workshop for Gay &
Lesbian Jews, Our Families &
Allies on June 22, 2001. Gay
and Lesbian Jews and our fam-
ilies are often isolated from
community. We may be reluc-
tant to affiliate Jewishly, uncer-
tain about celebrating our sim-
chas publicly, or we may be
“out and proud” but the only
GLBT Jewish family for miles

Whatever you take along for pleasure, consider this:
We may feel safe in Vermont, but we’re not immune
to AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Don’t take a chance..-

take a condom

around. Interfaith GLBT cou-
ples have a double set of issues
to face. As parents, gay or
straight, we worry about our
children’s acceptance. Through
all this tsuris, we want to be
Jews and we want to be our-
selves. “Coming home” to the
Jewish community can mean
challenging and transforming
both ourselves and the commu-
nity. First we’ll focus on our-
selves: meeting and greeting
each other, telling our stories,
networking. Then we’ll do
takhlis (practicalities): share
programs that have worked,
offer Jewish resources for
inclusive Shabbat services and
GLBT life cycle events, and
have the opportunity to wrestle

 

 

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with our troublesome texts.
Workshop leaders: Judy
Wienman & Rabbi Debora
Gordon. This workshop is
offered as part’ of the 19th
Annual Conference on Judaism
in Rural New England, June
22-24, 2001. For questions and
registration information: 603-
924-5081 . jwisch@together.net,
www.vermont.com/ruralju-
daism (06/01)

  
    
      

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