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ing field footage, and a couple
of people wanting to do “in-
studio” work. If you are inter-
ested in joining our “Rainbow
Connection” crew, please call
Sharon at 802-849-2739 or
email: lavender@together.net
If you are sincere and can vol-
unteer your time, give us a call
! (07/01)

V Come join MPM board
members, staff, and other vol-
unteers at the monthly Out In
The Mountains Stuffing at the
OITM office above the Daily
Bread in Richmond. Always on
the last Thursday of the month,
you can help get the paper
ready for mailing out to our
community while visiting with
old friends or making new
ones! The stuffing starts at 5:30
and lasts until we are finished
(usually 3 hours). We provide
pizza so please join us! Check
out the MPM Community
Calendar on www.mountain-
pridemedia.org for exact dates.
FMI & Directions: circula-
tion@mountainpridemedia.org
or 802-434-6486. (12/O1)

   

Groups

V We are looking to put
together a Gay/Lesbian social
group for Rutland County and
surrounding areas. Singles or
couples welcome. Would like
to plan get-togethers a few
times a month, perhaps sports,
bowling, dinner, movies,
swimming, Cookouts, hikes,
and bird watching, will be
open for suggestions. Just for

some good clean fun. If anyone.

is interested please email
WabbitNmouse@aol.com or
call Kim or Valerie at (802)2
59-2873. Children will be wel-
come at some gatherings. It’s
about time we get something in
our area. (12/01)

Living
Situations
Wanted

V Transgendered MtF/Gay
(conservative and reserved),
moving to Burlington area,
beginning July ‘01, having
accepted a teaching position

nearby. Seeking a modest
apartment or residence to
share. Non smoker, have very
well behaved golden retriever
age l2yrs comes with refer-
ences from current landlord
(for real! Everyone loves
Barney; I should be so popu-
lar). Me mid fifties, very quiet,
professional, love sailing and
skiing, willing to commute half
hour more or less, ‘‘ to
Burlington area. Any commute
would be better than a trip
around the block in NJ/NY. E-
mail RatliffJH@aol.com
(07/01)’

V Quiet, considerate GM,
looking for a quiet, smoke-free
apartment in Burlington for
long-term rental - $650/mo.
max. No pets. 15 year resi-
dent. Longtime friend of Dr.
Bob and Bill W. Please call
Paul at 864-8286. (08/01)

Real Estate -
For Rent

V Secluded Log Cabin
Retreat*in foothills of Camel’s
Hump: hiking, swimming,
communing with nature, gas
lights, (no electricity)
$40/night $240/wk Call Crow
at (802) 655-3766 (07/01)

V Vacation rental:
Provincetown - July 28 -
August 4, .2001. Studio apart-
ment at the Sandcastle
Condominium Resort. Private
beach, swimming pools, tennis,
volleyball, kitchen, and more.
Great deal at $1,000. Call 802-
372-9509. (08/01) ’

V Art studio space, office,
or performing arts space avail-
able in Barre. 479-7925.

(07/01)

Real Estate -
For Sale

V Spectacular Vermont
House, $249,000.00 10 1/2
acres on side of the mountain,

The Mostly Ilntahulous social liieot Ethan Green

quiet, private. Wrap around‘
porch with wonderful views.
Stone walls. LR with cathedral
ceiling, open dining rm
—kitchen fully equipped for the
gourmet cook. Den with views
in 3 directions, Master suite,
balcony, 2 extra bdrms, 21/2
baths. Wide board floors. 4
zone Weil McLain boiler withy
500 gallon oil tank. Two story
heated barn, 3 bay carriage
house, small stable, thousands
of perennials. Low taxes. This
house is in turnkey condition
with minimal maintenance.
Located in prime Shaftsbury
horse country. Forty minutes to
Albany, N.Y. Airport. Top pro-
fessional area. Close to
Stratton Mt. and Bromley Mt.
for world class skiing. Fishing
on the Battenkill, Summer
Theatre nearby, a lake for
superb swimming. Short drive
to Saratoga Race Track, or
Tanglewood for the music.
Phone:802-447-7769 or E-
mail to ProfBea@aol.com
(08/01)

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on fire escapes 8: stoops,
escaping the heat.

A transistor radio
said that Judy
Garland was dead... _

The cops called for re-
inforcements. The bar
patrons did also.

A big street battle went
down. The cops vs. Stil-
etto Heels & All-Borough
Lesbian League Softball
Bats.

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queens, hull dykes &
hippy faggot boys won.

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queens “always per-
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the right to have a
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