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AIDS QUILT DISPLAY — A showing of panels from the
NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt at Dartmouth
College’s Thompson Arena in Hanover NH. For more info,
contact ACORN at (603) 448-2220.

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“THE INCREDIBLY TRUE ADVENTURES OF TWO

‘ GIRLS IN LOVE” -— Maria Maggenti’s touching and

comic story of first love between two girls in their senior year
of high school. Sponsored by GLITTER at the Blue Couch
Cafe in Burlington, 7:45-10:00 pm. For more info, e-mail
glittervt@aol.com or call Steve at 434-5653.

“IT’S ELEMENTARY” — The ground-breaking
documentary about teaching g/l/b/t issues in school will be
shown by GLSTN (Gay, Lesbian, Straight Teachers Network)
of Soulhem Vermont. 7:00 p.m. at Landmark College in
Putney. For more info, call 387-6752.

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ADDISON COUNTY G/L/B/T SOCIAL —— Come and
meet the groups working in Addison County and around the
state on behalfofg/1/b/t people . Food, drink, music, and new
acquaintances waiting to be made. 7:30 p.m., Champlain
Valley Unitarian Univeralist Society, Middlebury. For more
info and/or directions, call Hugh at 388-6503.

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SAME-GENDER MARRIAGE FORUM — Presented
by Central Vennont NOW and the Montpelier Unitarian
Church. 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Church. 7

8-9
VERMONT AIDS SYMPOSIUM — A two-day
conference addressing issues in mentaf’health, substance
abuse, and pain management. At the Sheraton Hotel and
Conference Center, Burlington. For registration materials and
more info, call (802)656-2292.

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“I AM WHAT I AM” YOUTH CONFERENCE —-— A
conference on working with g‘ , lesbian, and bisexual youth.
Sponsored by Planned Parenthood ofNorthem New England.
In Hanover NH. For more info, call (800) 488-9638.

(RE)BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS —— Amelia’s.

women’s group celebrates May birthdays and rebirths with a
potluck at 5:30. For more info, call 296-2095.

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READING GROUP — This month‘s selection is The
Folding Srctrby Alan Hollinghurst. Sponsored by GLITTER
at the Blue Couch Cafe in Burlington, 7:45-10:00 p.m. For
m6orc info, e-mail glittervt@aol.com or call Steve at 434-
5 53.

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RAINBOW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION — Monthly
meeting of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered
business group. Noon, location TBA. For more info, call 351-
5527.

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YOUTH AWARE COFFEEHOUSE —- An open reading
and coffehouse sponsored by Youth Aware of Addison County.
All are welcome; bring your prose and poetry to share. 7:30
p.m., Star Mill Conference Room, Park Street in Middlebury

’ (near Ben and Jerry’s). For more info, call 399-6503.

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VERMONT NOW CONFERENCE — “Envisioning a
Feminist Future: Turning Ism’s into Wasm’s.” The annual
conference for the Vennont National Organization for
Women. 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Otter Valley Union High
School, Brandon. For more info and registration costs, call
362-2005. ‘ .

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“PARTING GLANCES” — Two young New York City
lovers weather a separation and the HIV status of a friend in
one of the first and still best cinematic portrayals of gay life in
the ‘80’s. Sponsored by GLITTER at the Blue Couch Cafe in
Burlington, 7145- 10:00 p.m. For more info, e-mail
glittervt@aol.com or call Steve at 434-5653.

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ADDISON COUNTY AIDS NETWORK — Monthly
meeting. 7:30 p.m. at the Ilsley Library Meeting Room,
Middlebury. For more info, contact Dick at 352-4146.

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_ “LIFE’S A DRAG” — The New York group Angels of

Illusion present a musical revue, “Life's a Drag.” Tickets $8
in advance, $10 at the door. At Blairs bar in Plattsburgh,
9:30 p.m. For tickets or more info, call (518) 561-9071.

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TAKE BACK  TRAILS —..— A nationwide weekend ,

initiative for women to reclaim the safety ofour nation’s trails
following the deaths of Julianne Vlfrlliams and Lollie Winans..
See cover story for more details or call 223-1302.

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“BAR GIRLS” ~— Writer/producer Lauran Hoffman dishes
up an L.A.—sty1e lesbian love drama to rival “Melrose
Place:”Sponsored by GLITTER at the Blue Couch Cafe in
Burlington, 7:45-10:00 p.m. For more info, e-mail
glittervt@aol.com or call Steve at 434-5653.

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Out in the Mountains

WOMEN MEETING WOMEN TEA DANCE —— At
the Alpine Grove in Hollis NH, 1-6 p.m. For more info, call
(603) 882-6148.

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OITM MAILING — Come help send out the June issue.
New volunteers are always welcome. Mailing at 10 a.m.,
Board meeting of Mountain Pride Media, Inc., at 1:00 p.m.
109 South VVrnooski Avenue (2nd floor) in Burlington. Call
Steve at 864-6399 to confirm date.

WALK FOR LIFE — Tenth annual fundraiser for the
Brattleboro Area AIDS Project. Pledge sheets available at
the BAAP office. 2-5 p.m. For more info, call Michael at
(802) 254-8263.

June

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AMELIA"S MEETING AND POTLUCK — Join
Amelia’s women’s group of NH and VT for a meeting and
potluck at 6:00 p.m. For more details, call (603) 632-7146.

ALISON BECHDEL BOOK SIGNING: Vermont Peace
& Justice Store presents Alison Bechdel signing her new
book, Hot, Throbbing Dykes to Watch Out For 1 PM.

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RAINBOW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION MIXER — A
chance for businesses and individuals to find out more about
the Rainbow Business Association. Time and location to be
announced. For more info, call 351-5527.

12-15

HIV+ WOMEN’S RETREAT -—This weekend event will
offer information and relaxation while providing an
opportunity for HIV+ women to network and socialize. At
the Weston Priory in Weston, VT. Sponsored by the Twin
States Women’s Network. For more infomration or to register,
contact Margo Caulfield at 226-7807 or
margoc@mail.tds.net.

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ALISON BECHDEL DYKES TO WATCH OUT FOR

PARTY-- Chassman & Bem Booksellers hosts DTWOF_

creator Alison Bechdel signing her new release, Hot,
Throbbing Dykes to Watch Out For! 81 Church Street. 7
PM. For more info call 862-4332.

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VERMONT PRIDE DAY —-— A day—long series of Pride
events in Burlington. Details to follow. For more info, call
865-3734 or 658-1602.

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