Yes! In Deed We Did It

Commonwomon and the Howl project
(Vermont Women’s Land Trust) are

‘ thrilled to announce the purchase of 50

acres of land, a house and barn in Hunting-
ton, Vennont. This purchase, preceded by
four years of planning and fundraising by a
large and dedicated group of Howlers, will

« be followed in 1989 by an additional pur-

chase of 45-60 acres.

Many thanks to some very generous
local contributors, and to the hundreds of
national and international donators.
HOWL will be issuing a newsletter this
winter with visions, plans, projects, calen-

' dar, etc. For more information on HOWL,

 

which will be open for primitive camping
in 1989, contact HOWL, P.O. Box 242
Winooski, VT 05404.

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ourselves better, and in the events of our
daily lives as we interact with others, re-
claiming our rights will be achieved by
each of us as we refuse to accept anything
different from what we are. Naming our-
selves realistically is an essential step to
political power.

20 Elliot Street
Brattleboro, Vermont

flwnstairs in the old church

 

    

Co-Liaisons of the Vermont Coalition of Lesbians and Gay
Men, Holly Perdue (Left) and Keith Goslant (Flight), with Gov-
ernor Madeleine Kunin at the Governor's Inaugural Ball (Sat.
January 7, 1989)

 

Dancing
Every Wednesday- Patty Carpentar- Plano/Vocalist

New D.J.- Bernie Hartnett- on Board Wednesdays & Sundays

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February 1989