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1 MONDAY

PITTSFORD - Gay fathers’ discus-
sion/support group. Future meetings
will be on the first Monday of every
month. Open to gay fathers and their
partners. FMI: Bob or Greg, 483-
6739.

5 FRIDAY

BURLINGTON - Crones: The “Art
Trolley " and First Friday at Pearl's,
4:45 pm. Meet at the Firehouse
Gallery on Church St. where we will
catch the trolley and check out some
of the galleries before going on to
Pearl's for food and dance. FMI:
Fran, 951-9012.

6 SATURDAY

BERLIN - WOW Game Night (new
venue) at Nettie and Sheila’s, 7 pm.
We've got a poker table, a pool table,
and Foosball, too! Bring your own
drinks and snacks. FMI or direc-
tions: 479-9003.

PUTNEY - Gender-Role-Free Contra
Dance, 8-11 pm. Putney Community
Center. All welcome! Tom Mousin
calling; live music by Lise Brown
and Friends. $6-$8, sliding scale.
Beginners’ introduction at 8 pm. No
partner or experience necessary.
FMI: Howie, (603) 256-6995 or Alex
257-8571.

7 SUNDAY
BURLINGTON - The Samadhi
Singers, A Sacred Music Chorale for

Friends & Members of the GLBT
Community. Rehearsal, 6-8 pm;
Christ Church Presbyterian. UVM
Redstone Campus. FMI: Peter
Frechette, 864-5327.

THETFORD - Amelia’s Potluck
brunch at Nancy's. 10 am. FMI:
785-2612.

8 MONDAY

BURLINGTON - R.U.1.2.? Good
Cookin' Community Potluck. 6-8
pm. Join the folks from the
R.U.1.2.? Community Center for a
delicious potluck supper at the
Rhombus Gallery (corner of College
and Church). Meet new folks and
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bring your friends and food or bever-
ages. FMl: Don or Mike at ru12ccen-
ter@bigheavyworld.com, 860-
1044, http://homepages.together.
net/~|erpad/ru12.html.

10 WEDNESDAY

BURLINGTON - Rainbow Business
Association annual meeting, 6:30-
8:30 pm, Parima Thai Restaurant,
Pearl St. $10 members; $12 non-
members. hors d'oeuvres, cash bar.
Election of officers and board mem-
bers.

BURLINGTON - Pride Vermont com-
mittee meeting, 7:00 pm, Vermont
Floral, Pine Street. Anyone interested
in helping to shape the 2000 Pride
festivities is encouraged to attend.
FMl: Tracy 864-3455 or bar-
tender@ade|phia.net.

12 FRIDAY

BELLOWS FALLS - “Religion and
The Freedom to Marry: Area Clergy
Speak About Love, Marriage and
Same-gender Relationships." 7 pm,
The Compass School. An open
forum exploring the roles of spiritual-
ity, religion, society, culture, tradi-
tion, sexuality and government.
Panelists representing the United
Church of Christ, Episcopalian, and
UU perspectives. Free. Everyone
welcome. Co-sponsored by VFMTF
and the Interfaith Alliance. FMI: 388-
2633 or www.vtfreetomarry.org.

BURLINGTON - Womyn's Night OUT
- a benefit for HOWL. An evening of
womyn’s music, comedy, and poet-
ry. 8 pm, Campus Center Theatre,
Billings Student Center, UVM.
Sponsored by: Free to Be GLBTA at
UVM

13 SATURDAY

BURLINGTON - Community
Coffeehouse, 7:30-11 pm. Zabby’s
Stone Soup, College St. An evening
of local entertainment, poets, come-
dians, musicians, and an open mic
hosted by R.U.1.2? and Outright
Vermont. All-ages; chem-free.
Refreshments; $5 (more if you can,
less if you can't). FMI: Mike at
ru12ccenter@bigheavyworld.com
or 860-1044. Made possible in part
by a grant from the Samara
Foundation.

BURLINGTON -_ Both Sides Now,
6:30 pm, Spirit Dancer Bookstore,
125 S. Winooski. A socia|/discus-
sion group for bisexual men and
women. First gathering; join us! FMl:
http://www.angelfire.com/vt/both-
sidesnow/.

PORTSMOUTH, NH - Northeast
Regional PFLAG Conference (Sat &
Sun). FMI: Regional Conference, 6
Meadow Lane, Exeter, NH 03833-
3112, email: pegginsone
@acl.com.

14 SUNDAY

BURLINGTON - The Samadhi
Singers, A Sacred Music Chorale for
Friends & Members of the GLBT
Community. Rehearsal, 6-8 pm;
Christ Church Presbyterian. UVM

Redstone Campus. FMI: Peter
Frechette, 864-5327.

16 TUESDAY

NEWINGTON, NH - Rainbow

Families meet at Chuck E. Cheese.
11:30 am.

17 WEDNESDAY

OITM Deadline - Letters to the edi-
tor, Community Compass entries,
calendar items, and classified ads
for the December issue due by 5
pm. See individual sections for the
appropriate email address for sub-
mission.

20 SATURDAY

CLAREMONT, NH - One In Ten - Gay
and Bisexual Men's Discussion
Group, 7 pm. FMI: Chris Holman,
HIV Prevention Coordinator for AIDS
Services for the Monadnock Region,
(800) 639-7903 or (603) 357-6855.

MIDDLEBURY - Movie night, 7 pm.
“Torch Song Trilogy." An enjoyable
and funny film about Harvey
Fierstein's breakthrough play about
gay life and love. Champlain Valley
Unitarian Universalist Society
(CVUUS) Meetinghouse, 6 Cross St.
All welcome; munchies provided.
FMI: CVUUS Welcoming
Congregation Committee, 388-
8080, or Dorothy Mammen, 388-
7240.

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NEW HAMPTON, NH - Thanksgiving
dinner with the Lakes and Mountains
women. FMI: (603) 744-2489.

21 SUNDAY

BURLINGTON - Crones: 12th annual
vegetarian Thanksgiving pot luck at
Al's. 2 pm. RSVP 863-4822 (need
count for dishes, etc.)

BURLINGTON - UU Circle: Full Moon
and ritual, potluck, and meeting. All
who support the Covenant of UU
Pagans’ mission are welcome. Wear
garb if you like, and bring something
for feast, a musical instrument, and
a cushion to sit on. HC accessible.
First UU Society of Burlington, 152
Pearl St., 6 pm. Donations. Info,
658-9689.

26 FRIDAY

RICHMOND - Come work off the
holiday feast. OITM distribution in
our offices above the Daily Bread
Bakery on Bridge St. FMI: 434-6486
or oitm@together.net.

27 SATURDAY

KILLINGTON - Amelia’s hike, 1 pm.
Around and up Deer Leap. FMI: Lynn
& Jeanne, 672-5280.

28 SUNDAY

BURLINGTON - The Samadhi
Singers, A Sacred Music Chorale for
Friends & Members of the GLBT
Community. Rehearsal, 6-8 pm;
Christ Church Presbyterian. UVM
Redstone Campus. FMI: Peter
Frechette, 864-5327.

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2 THURSDAY

ST. ALBANS - Franklin/Grand Isle
AIDS Taskforce invites you to a
Community Forum to learn more
about HIV/AIDS in the Franklin/Grand
Isle Community. 7 pm.
Northwestern Medical Center
Conference Center. Panel of HlV+
speakers and an educator from VT

[PO Box 1078,
VT 05477] by the 20th of the month prior to publication.

   

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CARES will speak and answer ques-
tions. FMI: Kara, (800)649-2437.

4 SATURDAY

FRANKLIN, NH - Amelia’s Holiday
Potluck and Games, 6 pm, at Laurie
and Carla's: (603) 934-6526.

MONTPELIER - The Vermont Gay
Men's Chorus - “A Vocal Minority" -
winter concert, 8 pm, UU Church.
Music by Bach, Vivaldi, Ken Langer
and other traditional pieces.
Suggested $6; dessert reception to
follow. FMI: 633-2389 or rob-
nyves@together.net.

WILLIAMSTOWN - 4 pm, W.O.W.
Annual Tacky Christmas Party. Bring
your tacky gift, a food item to share
and your preferred beverage. Tacky
dress optional. FMI or directions:
433-5990.

5 SUNDAY

ST. JOHNSBURY - The Vermont
Gay Men’s Chorus “A Vocal
Minority” winter concert. 4 pm, UU
Church. Music by Bach, Vivaldi, Ken
Langer and other traditional pieces.
Suggested $6; dessert reception to
follow. FMI: 633-2389 or rob-
nyves@together.net.

8 WEDNESDAY

GRANTHAM, NH - Amelia’s Book
Club Meeting. 7:30-9 pm. Selection
for discussion will be Erica Fischer,
Edna Mccown (T ranslator)’s Aimee
& Jaguar : A Love Story, Berlin 1943
$10.36 @ amazon.com. FMI &
directions: Bev, (603) 863-2810.

10 FRIDAY

FAIRLEE - Weekend Retreat for
GLBTOA Youth: Headrest’s Teens
Taking Charge for a World Without
AIDS (Fri-Sun). This
inexpensive/free weekend retreat
focuses on community building and
HIV prevention for GLBTOA youth of
high school age from NH and VT.
Transportation may be available for
VT participants. FMI: Gina
Capossela, Headrest Teen Program
Director, (603) 448-4872, ext. 210

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phlets, permission forms, and regis-
tration info. ASAP!

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