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AIDS Education ' 4 
Program Planned

The First Unitarian Universalist Society.
of Burlington and the Vermont Committee
for AIDS Resources, Education & Services
(C.A.R.E.S.), will jointly sponsor an extensive
AIDS Education Program in January. Each
program in this five-part series relies heavily
on local experts for information and
guidance on the various aspects of this
complex and often baffling disease. The
program, entitled "Actions For Life: AIDS -
The Public Problem And The Community
Response," is designed to provide the
general public with the most up-to-date
information available on the subject of I m .
AIDS. ‘ ‘

Commencing on January 7, the schedule

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Anderson, Executive Director of Vennont  at 3  Dec. 

C.A.R.E.S., and Deborah Kutzko, coordinator
of AIDS Programs for the Vermont , ,
Department of Health COIIIB VlSlt MS. Claus

The third program in the series is k
scheduled for January 21 and is entitled ° - 9 ’ °
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Perspective." This program, which will be

presented in a panel format, promises to be Christmas  - Open 

a very poignant event as guests will include

a person with AIDS and two "significant 
others" who will speak on the impact AIDS 0
has had on their lives. The panel will be
rounded out with Steve Shepard, Chairman
of Vermont C.A.R.E.S. and Terje Anderson, '

who in addition to being the Executive 0 Downstairs Is Open Tues., Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
Director of Vermont C.A.R.E.S., is also a
social worker with experience in AIDS care

and counselling. .
The fourth program, entitled "The
Legal, Political and Social Response to

AIDS," will feature a State Representative; a S
State Senator; a Lesbian attorney and Gay

Rights activist; a former Defender General ‘ .
of Vmmom and member of me Lambda 135 Pearl Street Burl1ngton,VT 802 863-2343

Legal Defense and Education Fund; and a

representative of the ACLU. - I

The series ends on February 4 with a   
program entitled "The Religious Response to   
AIDS" and incorporates presentations from

representatives of the Jewish, Unitarian

Universalist, and Episcopalian Religions as . 1 .

well as religious representatives from the Tlltflr Avallable I01‘ Prlvate LCSSOIIS
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organiza ions. . - _ _

Anyone interested in attending this "1 French: German and SPan1Sh° Spetlallzlng In Muglc Theory &

series should contact the Unitarian Church _ . _ Piano Tee]-1niques_

at 862-5630 weekdays before noon or call Reasgnable rates & convenient

the Vermont C.A.R.E.S. office at 863-2437 Scheduling. Call Gilles at 865-3941
anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. A __ 1 .

$2.00 contribution is requested for each      
session but is not required for attendance. ‘ C d C J C J C’ C p d d

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