Out in the Mountains
Are you a psychiatric
patient/survivor

who is lesbian, gay, or bisexual?

I am looking for people to fill out a survey about their
experiences in the mental health care system, being gay,
lesbian, or bisexual —- so that together we can educate mental
health workers and self-help organizations about the views and
opinions of lesbian, gay, and bisexual consumers.

Please help. For information or a survey, call or write Alicia
Luckstead, PO Box 210 UMCP, College Park, MD
20742-3999, (301) 277-8420. V

Errata...

The letter to the editor on page 3 of the January 1995 issue of
OITM was supposed to make reference to the book One
Teacher in Ten, not One Teenager In Ten. We apologize for
the confusion. V

OITM
Open House

You are cordially invited to attend an OITM Open House on
February 25 starting at 10 am to celebrate the 10th Anniversary
of Vermont’s only newspaper serving its gay, lesbian, and
bisexual community. Also help us welcome in our new format.
The Open House will be held at the OITM office space, 109
South Winooski Ave., Burlington.

Bagels will be courtesy of Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery. V

 

  

Opinions In The Mountains:
The Responses

The response to December’s question asking, “Do you agree that
‘Dykes To Watch Out For’ is in ‘poor taste’ and inappropriate for
this newspaper?” was overwhelming. Here is a sampler of those
opinions in the mountains.

The first thing I do with new issues of OITM is open them up and
search for “Dykes To Watch Out For” so I can find out the latest
on Mo, Lois, and the rest of the gang. Frankly, if the Rutland
United Methodist Church does not like DTWOF, then they
certainly (did) not  like the December issue, what with Auntie
Pearl, pictures of men in drag,  and advertisements for lesbian
erotica.

Perusing the “Where To Find OITM” blurb, I notice that the only
churches distributing OITM are in Rutland. Perhaps it is this, and
not the content of OITM, that is not such a brilliant idea.

Jay Schuetcr
Burlington

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