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FEBRUARY
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RICHMOND — 6:00 pm, OITM staff
and writer's meeting at our office
above the Daily Bread on Birdge
Street or on your computer screen
from home. Anyone wishing to con-
tribute their talents or labor to the
production of the newspaper is urged
to attend. If you can't make the trip to
Richmond, log on your computer for
our virtual meeting. Contact Barb at
434-6486 or oitm@together.net for
details. If the weather is question-
able, check before you make the
drive, it may bean all-virtual meeting.

4 V Thur-silau

MONTPELIER - Women’s Visibility

tives will be showing the video, The
Freedom to Marry: A Green Mountain

View, at the Second Congregational,

Church and answering questions
regarding Bakery State. .

MONTPELIER - Vermont Gay Men’s
Chorus. 3-5pm, UU Church. Talented
singers welcome to join. FMI: (802)
633-2389 or email: robnyves
@together.net (The Chorus is cur-
rently searching for an accompanist.
Please contact Tim Tavcar, music
director at 346 B Camp Street, Barre,
Vermont 05641 FMI: 802-479-7192.)

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8 V Munuatl

BURLINGTON - Burlington RU12
Community Center monthly potluck
meeting at the Peace & Justice
Center, Upper Church St. 6pm.. All

are welcome, please bring food or‘

Bldg) Apt 13 downtown Brattleboro.
FMI Moon (802) 254-6276 or Carey

“.'Your Heart Out”'Celebrate Your

Valentine With Dinner. Participating

restaurants will donate a portion of '

proceeds to the Brattleboro Area
AIDS Project.

Invite your sweetheart or your
friends—to dinner - eat out -and help
out. FMI: check local newspapers or
posters for participating restaurants
or call 802-254-8263.

BURLINGTON - Mid afternoon: The
Mardis Gras Parade sponsored by
Magic Hat. Look for the “Winter is a
Drag” float. Free.

WINOOSKI - 4th Annual ‘‘Winter is A
Drag” Ball — at Higher Ground-, 8pm-

2am. $12 advance tickets on sale at .

Vermont CARES, The Peace and
Justice Center, or the Flynn Theatre
Box Office. $15 at‘the door. This
year’s theme: “Winter of Love.” Live
drag musical entertainment, DJ
dancing with Rob Douglas and Alan

BURLINGTON - Brunch and Tea

16 V Tuesilail

MONTPELIER - Visibility Day at the
Statehouse hosted by VCLGR. Meet
legislators and discuss our issues.
Statewide GLBT organizations will
be represented. Begins 8:30-9 am.

Vermont Freedom to Marry Task
Force will participate in Visibility Day.
VFMTF representatives will be avail-
able to discuss with House
Representatives, andother folks pre-
sent, all the issues surrounding the
freedom to marry including many
Vermonter’s desire for equality in
marriage laws. I

11 V Wednesday"

BURLINGTON - MONEY, LAW, and
TAXES. Free seminar for the GLBT

BURLINGTON - Fanny Allen Health
Care Medical Center: ‘What’s Next?
Caring and Counselling for your

.21 v ’ suiiiiiiii

ST. ALBANS - THE MAIN EVENT at
Jeff's Maine Seafood. $10.00. 5-9
pm. Mixer, all g/I/b/t wanted!
Updates, mingier, fun, hors d’ oeu-
vres, discussion, funllllll FMI: 848-
7037 or email: GOLDENTRED
@aol.com

S'I'. JOHNSBURY — Vermont Gay
Men’s Chorus. 3-5pm, UU Church.
(Potluck to follow.) Talented singers
welcome to join. FMI: (802) 633-2389
or email: robnyves@together.net

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WILDER - 7 pm Gay Guy Get Together
Potluck at Jim Olson’s. FMI Jim (802)
291-9177 or Carey (802) 254-8263

beveia e_ FML Mike 0, Don 860_ . , community - 6:30-8:30 pm. Fletcher .

_ Day atthe State House. 8-2 pm. 1044, n£iayak@globalnetisp.net "  E-:]nedCcr)0ii'(V;ri];li?,g ofvermoms Free Ub'ary(C.°"ege St?) 3P°'.‘S°’9" 23v Tuesday‘

* ~ sponsored by the Governors by. your experienced professionals.
Commission on Women. Featuring 3nA'rr|_EBoRo - 7 pm Gay Guy B"ii9.)/OUT iiiir'=1ii0|3'. 19931 and fax RICHMOND - OITM Distribution. -
Secretary of State Deb Markowitz Gsi Together poiiuck at Moon 8 questions.FMl: (802)388-1357 4:00 until we're done at the office
(8:30-9 am) FMI: Leslie st 828-2841. Morgan's, 10 Canal St. (the Abbott 14 V Sllnllall above the Daily Bread Come when

you can; leave when you have to.
Please come help stuff and package
the March issue. We’re going to need

- 802 254-8263 D 0 ‘th DJ C ‘ M't h II: 135 . , _ ,

5 V Frlllati ( ) . P:;i_ei $8_$i0r::%ing' :C:ie_ GLTBQ Teen patients and their fami- lots ofhelp for this special issue.
- ' - A lies.” Burgess Building, 8:00 am. A .

BURLINGTON - CCV presents BURi_iNG-i-ON _ C . 1.00 “Grand Rounds” includes panel dis-
Strong at the Broken Places: This 9V Tuesday Vegeman poiiuck ;?i':ie:,,k'ai Air: cussion with GLTBQ youth andvtheir  a we“. sda
film tells the stories Of fOU|' people i:Mi_. Ca” 8634822 parent3_ Presenters include Barb   V
who have experienced trauma in MONTPELIER - Gay/Lesbian Waltz Frankowski, MD (UHC Pediatrics). BURUNGTON Queérifoik and an
their lives and turned the experience crass be ins_5.7 morass wiii mssi M ' _ A Heather Geoffrey (Outright VT) and _, - ' _
into recovery. Marcia Gordon, one of for 4 wegks (no grass on March 2)_ WM ERSTON 8 pm 4th nnual Risk Resshis MD (pediatrics & W91“ at the fliepiace '0U”99

the people interviewed in the film, will

_ introduce the film and lead a discus-

sion. 7 pm, CCV Burlington, 119 Pearl
St. FMI: 1-800-CCV-6686.

,$35 per person. No experience or

partner required. FMI: Nancy Shulz
(802) 223-7035

11 V "|'IIIll'SlIaV

"Atomic Fire Ball: Deeper Impact”
benefit dance and drag show at the
Rainbow Cattle Company, Rte 5
Dummerston, VT. $5 donation to ben-
efit the Brattleboro Area AIDS
Project's Gay & Bisexual Men’s
Program. FMI Carey (802) 254-8263

Adolescent Medicine). Anyone inter-_

ested is invited. «V

PUTNEV - 7 pm Gay/Bi Men’s Movie
& Pizza Night at Dennis Gerber’s.
Please join us for Lie Down with

living/teaming center, UVM, from 6-
10pm. Looking for preformers or artists
from the area. Contact Kellie Arbor
656-6007 or karbor @zoo.uvm.edu

MONT PELIER - Vermont Freedom to
Marry Task‘ Force, Central Vermont

Dogs, 1995 comedy about a gay .

6 V Saturday , . - meets at Vermont CARES office, 73
BRATTLEBORO-VFMTF Windham a,"ifi’iN,iTi,':SEi'§:,E£ii0}, \é:;Td°$e:;:,°p:   o7'?X;"°8§’y""'§ Mai”. 3‘ at 79”‘ 1°’ P'a““‘“9i “'5'.

BURLINGTON - Katherine Quinn at County Manning meetings’ dis- th PWA ff. 73 M . St g.t Bisexuai Menus Program. i:Mi Dennis cussing Vermont Vomes for Equamyr

UVM Hidden Bean Coffeehouse. cussing vermonivoisss for Equaiiiy_ 4091 11_ 0° '°ei3. 3"”   (802) 3875860 or Ron (603) 876_ - future outreach, and updates from

340130 Pm speakers trainings, future outreach. ' '3 am mg a We ' ' 4825 around the State‘ FMI: Roberta (802)

FMI: kquinn @together.net

PUTNEY - Southern VT’s. Gender

. Role-Free Contra Dance for glbt’s

and friends. All welcome. Susan
Kevra calling. 8:00-11:00 pm Sliding

Updates activities around the state. 7
pm at Brattleboro Savings and Loan
Assn. Alternate Community Room
(enter from rear of building) 221 Main
St. FMI: 387-5788.

(802) 223-5188, (800) 698-8792, or
email: robnyves@together.net

‘ MONTPELIER - Vermont Gay Men’s

Chorus. 3-5pm, UU Church. Talented
singers welcome to join. FMI: (802)

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MIDDLEBURY - (through Sunday,

223-7620.

25 V Friliflti ‘

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sgeiiienu Ch3i5St7&.m SPutney NORTHAMPTON, MA - Katherine @i0gei-nemei 21), Justin Brandeisymposium on the moniiy iniomiai Caiiee -no“, icoi. iesbiani
D" {O  T K ,i 91 It Fguiarei Quinn at Fire & Water. 8-9:00 pm. Future ofvermonts Energy Economy bisexiiaii and qiiesiioiiing issiiieni and
90' ”5- 3 9_ I 0 Xi FMl:kquinn@together.net at Middlebury College. Presented by iiieii iiiendsiaiiissi giussiiisi racuiii,-i
(Putney) and foilow signs to iiiutney ................................................................. .. pioieci Laundry i_iSi and Middiebuiy Staii and Upper Vaiigy Community
V'"a9e' pa'katT°‘”” Ha" pa""“9 '°" ................................................................. .. 15 V Mall“? C°"e99 E“Vli°"'"e“ia' QUa“iY members welcome. Tools: “Baby” life

cross Main St. to Christian Square
(Internet Cafe is on the corner) and
walk 1/2 block to Community Center.
No experience or partners neces-
sary. Smoke/drug/alcohol free space.
Beginners’ introduction at 8:00 prri.
Bring light-soled shoes. Gender-free
dance information on the web:

-www.tiac.net/users/latte/lcid. FMI:

Howie at (603) 256-6995 or Mike at
(802) 257-8984 .

12 V Frillali

BURLINGTON - A “Winter of Love”
Weekend event: GLITTER will spon-
sor the cult classic Whatever
Happened to Baby Jane? at 135
Pearl. Audience is encouraged to
come dressed as their favorite char-
acters from the movie and participate
“Rocky Horror Style.” 8 pm. $3.

7 V Sunday

BENNINGTON - VFMTF representa-

13 V saturrlaii

BRATTLEBORO AREA - “Don't Eat

OITM DEADLINE.

BURLINGTON - Dyke Talk. Topic:
The Marriage issue - see source for
details.

LANCASTER, NH - NH PFLAG,
North Country chapter. 7-9 pm, UCC
Church, 142 Main St. FMI: (603) 536-
5522/ (800) 750-2524. See Source
for more info.

Group. Co-sponsored by the Peace &
Justice Center. FMI: John Onion -
443-4031 or joinion@middlebury.edu

20 V Satllfliali

MILTON - Fried Green Tomatoes and
Crones joint event: 4 pm - Lesbian
video slumber party and potluck din-
ner. Hostesses provide breakfast for
those who sleep-over at Ravenswood.
FMI: call 893-4710.

Cold OUTsio'e: Vvarming up with
Allies”; 4-6 pm, Womens Resource
Center, 6 Cheats Road

28 W Sunset!

BURLINGTON - Crones: Sliding party
at Jean’s..FMl: call 655-5312.

MONTPELIER - Vermont Gay Men’s
Chorus. 3-5pm, UU Church. Talented
singers welcome to join. FMI: (802)
633-2389 or email: robnyves @togeth-
er.net