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AIDS Council of Northeastern
New York. Dr. Guittere, of the

CONFERENCE --

AIDS Institute, will be the
speaker. Call (518)563-2437.

NEW QUEER PHOTOGRAPHY
— Deborah Bright, Professor of
Photography, Rhode Island School
of Design. UMass Campus Center
917, Noon-1'3(pm Call (413)5454824
crpg1bc@stuaf.u1mssedu

BAGAL (BRATTLEBORO
AREA GAYS & LESBIANS)
-- Monthly “Dining Out”. For
this month’s location, call
(802) 254-5947.

UPPER VALLEY P-FLAG --
Support group meeting, 7:00 pm,
11 Mitchell Lane, Hanover, NH.
Call (603) 448-1982 or e-mail
John.Dryak@Dartmouth.edu.

TAMAH-- Singer, songwriter,
musician. 8pm. Mcauley Hall,
Trinity College, Burlington.
Call (802)863-3352.

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ACORN -- AIDS Community
Resource Network ‘monthly
board meeting. Call (603)
448-2220.

15

VAUEYGAYMEVS CAIEVDAR
— Submission deadline for the May
issue of this monthly calendar of
events of interest to the men’s
communities, including Brattleboro,
Northampton, Amherst, and beyond.
Call Keith at (413) 5865588.

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P-FLAGCEN'I‘RALVERMONT
-— Monthly meeting including
support, education, and advocacy.
1:00 pm, second floor chapel,
Unitarian Church, 134 Main

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(802) 479-9246.

MONTHLY POTLUCK
FOR PEOPLE LIVING
WITH HIV/AIDS —— This is a
neighbor to neighbor effort of
support and socializing for
those folks affected by HIV.
Franklin County,
Massachusetts. Call Jack at
(413) 863-3149 or Bernie at
(413) 584-9309.

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NH CITIZEN’S ALLIANCE
FOR GAY AND LESBIAN
RIGHTS (CAGLR) --
Monthly meeting and
newsletter stuffing. 3 Pleasant
St., 2nd Floor, Concord, NH.
Call (603) 224-1686.

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PFLAG BRATTLEBORO --
Monthly meeting, 7:00 pm,
Lutheran Church, Brattleboro.
Call Jean at (802) 257-5409.,

A BLACK POET’S QUEST
TO NEVER FORGET THE
HEROES -- Philip Robinson,
author of We Still Leave a
legacy. UMassCampusCentH 917,
Noon-1:3()pm Call (413)545-4824 or

ppglbC@st1raf.urnass.edu

EYE TO EYE: , GAY AND
IIEBIAN AIRICAN- AND
JEWISH- AMERICAN WRIIERS
IN I’I*llI'<ORMAN(]i‘. — Philip
Robinson and Jyl Lyn Felrnan will
read from their works and discuss
issues of cultural connections and
disconnections, UMass Hampden
Theater, 7pm. ‘ Call
(413)545-4824.

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MEN TOGETHER --

Discussion group for gay,
straight, and bisexual men,

WOMENBYCHOICE

Cheryl A. Gibson M.D.
Susan F. Smith M.D.

GYNECOLOGIC ASSOCIATES

23 Mansfield Avenue,

Burlington, Vermont 05401
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addressing issues of concern for

. all men. Cafe Beyond, within

the Collected Works Bookstore,
29 High Street, Brattleboro. Call
John at _ (802) 464-3750 or Mark
at (802) 257-7949. ‘

21
GAY DAY AT THE STAIEHOLHE
—- Vermont Statehouse.

Montpelier, Vermont. 8:30am.
Call Susan at (802)728-4121.

VERMONT GAY MEN’S
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT
BROTHERHOOD — Discover,
explore, and create a loving men’s
mythic mysteries of the green man
and our personal spiritual journey
through sacred space-time with
sacred images, 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm.
Ca1l(802) 863-9684.

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OUTRIGHT VERMONT
PROM —- Dancing with DJ and
refreshments, 9pm, UVM’s Cook
Commons, Burlington, $5-$10,
sliding scale. Benefits Outright.

, Co-sponsored by UVM’s GLBA.

Call (802)865-9677 for info.

KEY WEST H -— Theme Dance.
Benefit Vermont Lesbian, Gay &
Bisexual Pride ‘95. Presented by
Brattleboro Area Gays &
Lesbians (BAGAL). Call
(802)865-0440 or (802)254-5947.

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BRATTLEBORO AREA
AIDS PROJECT -- Gay Guy
Get—Together, an opportunity for
men who love men, whether
they identify as gay, bi, or
straight, to meet one another in a
supportive, affirming social
environment. 7:30 pm, Cafe
Beyond in the Collected Works
Bookstore, 29 ' High St.,
Brattleboro. Call Carey at (802)
254-8263. '

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VCLGR -- Fourth Friday Series.
First of ' three informational
sessions offered via Vermont

Interactive Television at seven,

sites statewide. Call (802)
365-9139 or (802) 482-3927.

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REDEVELOPMENT IN
Ann
Forsyth, Assistant Profewor of
Landscape Architecture & Regional
Planning, University of Massachusetts.

BUSINESS?

UMass Center 917,
Noon-1:30pm Call (413)-545-4824
or pglbc@stuaf.umass.edu

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VCLGR -- Fourth Friday Series.
Last of three informational
sessions offered via Vermont
Interactive Television at seven
sites statewide. “Family Issuesfor
Our Communities.” Call
(802)365-9139 or (802)482-3927.

29

OITM —- Envelope stuffing for
May 1995 issue. 10:00 am, 109
South -, Winooski Avenue,
Burlington. All those wanting to
get involved with the newspaper
are strongly encouraged to

attend. "For info, call-Fred at.

(802) 655-5638.

135 PEARL --'Women’s Lounge
Dance, 7:00 pm_to 9:00 pm. No
cover! .135 (Pearl St., Burlington.
Call (802) 863-2343. . *

JADE — San : Francisco
performance anist presents his work
combining fantasy, autobiography
and drag. UMass Harnpden
Theater, 8pm. Call (413)545-4824

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GAY & LESBIAN
BUSINESS AND
CONSUMER EXPO -- 2nd
national expo. Showcases,
demonstrations, exhibits and
networking. Jacob Javits
Convention Center, New York
City. Call Robert Donnell
Productions (800)243-9774.

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WOMEN OF THE WOODS
—- Venus Envy discussion and
dining in Plainfield. 5:30pm.
Call Holly‘ or Cheri at
(802)229-0109.

May
1

OITM —- Submission deadline
for all materials (advertisements,
articles, letters, classifieds, etc.)
to be printed in the June 1995
issue.

3

THE EFFORT TO MAKE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAFER
FOR GAY & LESBIAN
STUDENTS: IS IT
WORKING? — Leslie Hoffman,
Safe Schools Program for Gay &
Lesbian I Students/Massachusetts

Department of Education. UMass.

Campus Center 917, Noon-1:30pm.
Call (413)545-4824 or
pglbc@stuaf.umass.edu

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QUEER FFST! —. UMass Program
for GLB Concerns. All day & all
night! Games, speakers, music and
more. UMass Campus Center. “Fair
Extraordinaire.” Call (413)545-4824

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FUNDRAISING
CONFERENCE —- ’ 1995 '

conference of seminars, materials

exchange and more. Philadelphia, '

PA. Register early. FMI_ -
(215)545-3312. V9 ~  '