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Announcements

V The.13th Edition of the Black
& Blue Festival will welcome
tourists from all over the world to
its series of events October 8-14 in
Montreal, QC. The BBCM
Foundation presents the Black &
Blue Festival, an internationally
renowned even. For the festival's
thirteenth annual edition, some 50
artistic, cultural, sports and social
events will mobilize 85 000 peo-
ple-including tens of thousands of
affluent gay tourists from every
comer of the globe-during the
week leading up to Thanksgiving
and throughout the long weekend,
which coincides with Columbus
Day in the U.S.A. Individual tickets
for the Black & Blue main event at
the Olympic Stadium (regular and
VIP individual tickets) and some
other major festival dance events
are available via the Admission
Network at www.admission.com or
phone: CANADA 1-800-361-
4595, USA 1-800-678-5440,
EUROPE 1-514-790-1245. For
more information on the BBCM
Foundation, the Black & Blue
Festival or for VIP passes covering
many different events, visit the
BBCM web site at www.bbcm.org
or contact us at (514) 875-7026 or
information@bbcm.org. (1 0/03)

V The Barony of AH Vermont
and Baroness IV Ariel Invite you to
Investitures I ''All Hallows Eve" on
November 1, 2003 in Brattleboro
at the Quality Inn & Suites.
Cocktails at: 7PM, Hors D'oeuvres
served, Show at 8PM. Admission:
$25. To benefit: Aids Project of
Southern Vermont. FMI: barony-
ofallvermont@yahoo.com -
Barony humnbrdImh@adel-
phia.net - Baroness IV Ariel

V Social gathering, for LGBT
Democrats. Sunday October 19,
2-5 pm. at the home of Marty
Rouse in Richmond, Vermont. All
LGBT Democrats welcome —
we'd like to connect, and this real-
Iy is a social occasion, not a cam-
paign event. Please contact Marty
for directions and details: phone

802-434-5566; email marty-
rouse@ao|.com. (10/03)
V Community Friends

Mentoring Program. Ride bikes,
pick pumpkins, go sledding, play
cards. Share your interests and
time with a child in a fun, support-
ive big buddy relationship. Contact
the Community Friends Mentoring
Program now to schedule an inter-
view and secure a slot for the next
fall training. The Community
Friends Mentoring Program is a
program of the Baird Center for
Children and Families, a division
of the Howard Center for Human
Services. Please call 651-7064 for
more information. (10/03)

V Women’s Art Plein Air is
hosting a series of Women's

Outdoor Outings this fall and win-
ter in scenic Vermont and New
Hampshire, and guided by two
women, both artists and guides.
Instruction will be available. All
mediums and levels of women
artists are welcome. $60 pp.
Locations TBA. Call Jean to
reserve space and further details:
802-333-4858. (11/03)

V Metropolitan Community
Church Worship Services begin 2
PM Sunday, 5 October 2003 at
RU12? Center in Burlington.
Metropolitan Community Church is
a denomination with a special min-
istry with the Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender com-
munity where everyone is wel-
come. MCC began in a living
room in Los Angeles on 5 October
1968, 35 years ago. Help us cele-
brate by attending worship with us
on this anniversary. The MCC
group that has conducted several
community forums in Vermont to
discern the location for a congre-
gation has found that there are
sufficient numbers of LGBT com-
munity members in Greater
Burlington and the surrounding
area to begin services. At first
services will be held every other
Sunday at RU12? Center. As
attendance is determined, the con-
gregation will move to larger quar-
ters and services will be held each
Sunday. Sunday afternoon has
been chosen because of its appro-
priateness for Wintertime driving.
Dates of MCC Services for the
remainder of 2003 are as follows:
5 & 19 October, 2, 16 & 30
November, 14, 28 December.
Please join us for worship this fall.

For information call 802 728 7071 «

or mccvt@innevi.com (10/O3)

Employment.
Pate Pesabcns

V Looking to make some extra
money? Mountain Pride Media is
looking for .part and full-time
Advertising Sales Reps to sell
advertising for our monthly news-
paper, Out In The Mountains, and
our web site, www.mountainpride-
media.org. Monthly expense
stipend and commissions paid.
Contact us today for more infor-
mation. 802-434-5237 or
ads@mountainpridemedia.org.

Employment
etetsastaty fisstficas

V OITM needs you! Mountain
Pride Media, publisher of Out In
The Mountains, depends on com-
munity members to help keep our
paper out in the community by
asking you to volunteer about an
hour a month as a distribution vol-
unteer. It's easy and helps to keep
the cost of producing and distribut-
ing our paper down. FMI contact
circulation@mountainprideme-

dia.org or 802-434-6486.

V Mountain Pride Media has
numerous opportunities for individ-
uals who are looking to get
involved with a local GLBTQ
organization. You do make a differ-
ence! FMI: mpm@mountainpride-
media.org or check our Volunteer
Page at www.mountainprideme-

dia.org_.

V Fame (not fortune) Awaits I
Out in the Mountains is in search
of writers to voice the concerns
and issues of our community. We
especially need people to inter-
view others on a topic, to cover
news stories, and a special person
to compile news clips relevant to
our community from around the
nation and the world. All interested
glbtq persons are invited to con-
tact Euan Bear at editor@moun-
tainpridemedia.org. We are a
501©3 organization. There are no
funds to pay content contributors
(maybe someday).

V Come join MPM board mem-
bers, staff, and other volunteers at
the monthly Out In The Mountains

Stufiing 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 com-
munity 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
wvvw.mountainpridemedia.org for
exact dates. FMI & Directions: cir-
cu|ation@mountainpridemedia.or
g or 802-434-6486. “

Groups

V We are starting a new group
in Addison County for lesbians
interested in getting together for
social activities. Call Birgit in
Middlebury at 388-3489 for more
information, or e-mail at
birgitk@hotmail.com. We are
interested in meeting you. (12/03)

Real Estate
Fer em

V Vlfinooski apartment - Power,
heat, & hot water are included.
Recently remodeled - new paint,
new gas stove, and refrigerator.
Coin-op laundry and off street
parking. One to two bedroom -
$900 to $1000 \ month. Pets TBD.
802-383-5406 —ORC Property Mgt.

V “Cabin In the Woods."
Romantic. Secluded. Private. For
only 2 people this five room fully
furnished idyllic cabin is your
haven to forget about the world.
Rooms include: Deep soaking tub
for 2, cozy fireplace with ouch to
curl upon, furnished kitchen, king-

sized bed that looks out into the
trees. A place to have your cele-
bration, civil union ceremony, re-

‘commitment or wedding here on

ample lawns stretching down to a
soothing crystal clear brook.
Honeymoon here. A special get-
away! There is a swimming hole,
86’ waterfall and gorge, quiet dirt
roads to walk and bicycle, endless
acres of beautiful forest in.which to
give the mind -pause. In
Bridgewater Vermont. 2 Day min.
802.672.5141

V Lovely house for rent in
Woodbury, Vermont — 20 miles
from Montpelier. Two bedroom
(plus) farmhouse with pond, estab-
Iished flower gardens, vegetable
garden, screen house and 13
acres of woodlands. House comes
furnished, plus washer/dryer, dish-
washer and gas fireplace.
Available November 1 for year
lease. $1000 p/month plus utilities.
FMI: Call 802 472 8649 or e-mail
sandyr@together.net (1 0/03)

V Inexpensive Stay - Need a
sleepover spot in VT? Extra room,
priv bath, indoor pool, exercise
rooms. Stay with "Zo_e" (802) 861-
6000. (11/03)

 

V Lesbian Woman looking for
house with barn in Southern
Vermont to rent or rent with option
to buy. I have two horses. Will take
pride in home. If anyone has any
information on any, please e-mail :
Irnbarngoddess2004@yahoo.com

V I'm a GWPM looking for a
room to rent in the Waterbury
area. Non smoker, non drug user,
professional male looking for a
clean, quiet home.
334-3048 (10/03)

George (802)

 

V House to share in Hartland
VT. Available early November.
GWM age 57 has house share
available for M/F G/S. Quiet rural
setting. Pets welcome. Vlfill have
own bedroom, share bath and
kitchen.30 minutes to
Hanover/Lebanon area. N/S. $
375.00/mo Please call 802-436-
2104 (h) or 802-436-2444 (w)

V Shelburnez Individual .to
share spacious 2 bdrm. apt. 3
porches, great view of bay/walking
distance. Avail. now. $575/mth.
incl. heat & water. Iv. Message
578-5426. (10/03)

V Stable, loving lesbian couple
has a room to rent. Complete
house privileges. Lg bedroom,
nice porch, lg backyard with
screenhouse. Nice residential

area with off street parking. N/S -

preferred but negotiable.

Also 1

comes with onedog and a cat at 3'
no extra charge I $375.00 / mo i
plus 1/3 utilities. Please call (802) , I

527-7931 12 pm - 8 pm daily.

V GWPF seeking GF or possi-
ble GM to share a room in my
home in Charlestown, NH. Large
room (15x30 approx), back

entrance, common, yet personal‘

bathroom, off street parking,
access to kitchen, dining and living
areas. Room is already wired. for
cable and phone. Many more
advantages. Rent negoti_able
pending all included or shared util-
ities. Nice area, easy commute to
Dartmouth or Brattleboro area,5
minutes off of I-91. Call 603-826-
3313. (10/03)

Services e

V Custom Critter Care: Housel
Plant / Pet‘ Sitter/Domestics /
Exotics / Horses. Many Years of

 

Experience, References
Reasonable Rates. Within 50
miles of Rutland, VT. Call

802.345.9257 (10/03)

V Civil Union Ceremonies -
Interfaith Minister, Rev. M. Anne
Clark, will help you create your
special day specifically for you
both, tuning in to your beliefs, your
dreams and your special love for
each other. Call (802) 861-6000
or ‘write revanne@weddingof-
sou|s.com. Also see wvvw.weddin-
gofsou|s.com (11/03)

V Services: Lynn Reardon.
Licensed Clinical Mental Health

Counselor. Licensed Alcohol and;

Drug Counselor. 802-786-6992.
67 Grove St. Rutland, VT 05701

Workshops I
Ccsi s

V Inner Walk Institute proudly
presents: Walking the Beauty Way
— An Examination of the Inner Path
to Spiritual Enlightenment.
November 1-2, 2003. Black Bear
Inn and Conference Center. For
registration Information, please
call: (207) 827-2821 or e-mail us:
Innenivalkinst@ao|.com. "Awe
enables us to perceive in the world
intimations of the Divine, to sense
in the small things the beginning of
infinite significance, to sense the
ultimate in the common and sim-
ple; to feel in the rush of the pass-
ing the stillness of the eternal.’
AJH. Please join us for a dynamic
exploration of the Teachings of
Jesus, Buddha,

 

 

and Native -

American Spirituality. Workshops '

Include: Native American Spiritual
Philosophy; Zen
Yoga, Movement & Chanting;
Shamanism; Energetic
Alternatives to Healing; Jesus:
New look at Ancient Teachings .

Meditations; >