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Womens-3 Events

The next regular meeting of Wonderful Westside Women will be December 11, 7:30, at the West Shore Unitarian Church, 20401 Hilliard Rd., in the Sunday School Complex. A 50 cents donation at the door covers room costs. Women-3 will meet again January 8.

Women-3 is planning an outing to Quaker Square on Sunday, December 15. Those joining it will meet at 10 a.m. at the south end of the K-Mart parking lot, Bagley and I-71, or at 11 a.m. at the south end of the K-Mart parking lot at West 150th

For information about tentative plans for cross-country skiing, call Bobbi, 6313819.

Watch the January issue for information about the Superbowl Sunday and the Video Night.

P-FLAG Meets

Parents and Friends of Gays will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, December 10, at Trinity Cathedral from 8 to 9:30 p.m.

The featured speaker will

be Tim Thomas, of the Support Group for Recovering Gay Alcoholics, Regional Council on Alcohólism.

P-FLAG is a support group formed for the parents of gay people, and welcomes any such persons.

States without

AIDS

Ann Landers' November 10 column dealt with a letter from a Yonkers reader whose husband is retiring soon. Frightened of contracting AIDS, the couple asked what states have the fewest cases and wanted Landers to answer their question rather than scolding them about hysteria. Printing a list of AIDS cases by state, Landers explained

that unless they were needle drug abusers or had been unfaithful during the past five years, the couple could live anywhere without worrying. States with no AIDS cases, a's of October, are Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and

Idaho.

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NCLA Meetings

The North Coast Lesbian Alliance will meet in the Small Group room at the Civic at 8 p.m. on December 10 and January 7. Its Support/Discussion Group will not meet this month but will meet January 28. Please bring 50 cents to cover cost of the room.

Women interested in work exchange tending bar or selling tickets at the New Year's Eve Party should call Linda, 238-3814, for infor-

mation.

Oven

Oven Productions will have a meeting to plan the 1986 Women's Variety Show December 8 at 7 p.m. in the Community Room at the Civic. Any women interested in participating are invited.

Coffee House

The Women's Coffee House, offering entertainment and socializing in a chemicalfree space, will meet next on December 14, at the Civic.

Homophobe Harbors Hampsters

Au Courant reports that Philadelphia gay leaders forced two TV stations to cancel appearances by homophobe Paul Cameron when they refused to appear with him on talk shows.

In an August talk show Cameron announced that 90% of gay people eat feces, 5% drink urine, and 40% engage in sexual activity with ănimals. He also accused us of doing unspeakable things to hamsters and gerbils.

Expelled from the American Psychological Association for lying about_research on gay people, Cameron has tried to pass himself off as to be censured by the Ameria sociologist but is about tion. Apparently no group can Sociological Associahas yet raised the issue of his sanity. Republican Representative William Dannemeyer,

of California, hired Cameron as his consultant on AIDS.

Mona Desmond will appear at the Dynasty Party.

Dynasty Party

Elegance, symbolized by champaign and and caviar, will distinguish Cleveland's

first Dynasty Party on December 21. Sponsors are Club 2000, a group of young gay and lesbian professionals who organized about three years ago as an alternative to the bars.

Club 2000 has scheduled the Dynasty Party, a black tie affair, to provide an extra-elegant entertainment for the community.

The party begins at 7:30 with a cocktail hour, with jazz as background music. A buffet-type dinner follows,

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from 8:30 to 9:30.

An hour of live entertainment after dinner features Mona Desmond & Co., now appearing at Club Isabella.

The evening will be topped off with dancing, from 10:30 to 12:45, to New York discostyle music.

Admission to the party is $22 for an individual, $38

a couple. Besides cocktails, dinner, and entertainment, this includes wine and beer throughout the evening.

För information about the Dynasty Party, call 321-2703 or 791-3304.

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