Calendar resetting to GMT

Events in my calendar are changing from Eastern time to GMT. This occurs when I open the event after I have saved the event in iCal. I believe I have narrowed it down to events recorded against my gmail calendar.
Any suggestions on how to prevent this from occurring? I'm missing meetings.
Thanks.

Too bad it didn't work.
I did a search too and found this Discussion thread:
How do I stop iCal from changing my gCal events to UTC time zone when entering new events?
Ignore the green "answer" part because it doesn't apply to 10.6.8. Instead, do what signenoerly suggest:
I had the same problem.
When I entered an event in Calendar for my google calendar it switched to UTC.
What I did was:
Go to the Preferences in calendar: Preferences > Advanced > uncheck "Turn on timezone support"
After doing that it all worked like a time.
A few people have suggested that this also plays a part in it, but it doesn't influence anything on my part:
System Preferences > Date & time: "Set date and time automatically". For me it doesn't matter if this i checked or unchecked. It works either way.

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