repertoire of team—building games);
Camping and Outdoor Skills
Counselor; Teen Leadership Counselor
(Teen program will offer classes related
to leadership and be largely self-con-
tained); General Test Counselors (men
and women needed with experience
working with young people. Lead activ-
ities as well); Kitchen staff (need expe-
rience cooking for a crowd). Salary:
Summer staff are considered volun-
teers but do receive a stipend of
between $400 and $500 to help cover
expenses. Call (215) 848-7566 for
more information! E-mail mountain-
meadow@yahoo.com or web

, www.mountainmeadow.org (03/00)

Emnlotiment
Wanted

Experienced innkeeper, Palm Beach,
Florida relocating to Rutland area.
Excellent references, management back-
ground. Open to most opportunities with
livable wages and reasonable hours:
Please respond to: DTK, 1478-A Gorge
Rd, E.Clarendon, VT 05759 or call (802)
747 7018. (03/00)

Eroulls

V Atheist ? Agnostic ? Humanist? Gay
and Lesbian Atheists and Humanists
(GALAH) might be an organization for
you. GALAH has four main goals: 1)
Support separation of church and state.
2) Educate people about atheism and
humanism. 3) Support equal rights for
lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and trans-
genders. 4) Provide freethlnkers with
opportunities to get to know each other.
Find out more about GALAH’s monthly
newsletter and website. Information:
GALAH, PO Box 34635, Washington
DC 20043, klem0@ibm.net, or
www.galah.org. (03/00)

services offered

V Ronald L Wanamaker — Restoration 1 S

Preservation Conser-vation General
Renovation and Rehabilitation. We are
a small construction company that spe-
cializes in period homes one hundred
years old and older. Call 802-865-6056
for more information. (04/00)

classeslcourses /
offered

V Employment Law Issues for Small
Business Owners. The Women's Small
Business Program of Trinity College of
Vermont, Burlington is pleased to pre-
sent another of its “Working Solutions"
seminars for small business owners,
entitled “Employment Law Issues for
Small Business Owners." In this practi-
cal, action-oriented seminar, you will
learn about state and federal laws for
employers, such as Family and Medical
Leave, Anti-Discrimination, and
Workplace Safety. You will also discuss
Employment at Will, Employee
Handbooks and Manuals, and the
smart approach to Hiring, Firing, and
Discipline. If you are a business owner
with employees, or thinking about hir-
l”9 employees, you cannot afford to
miss this valuable information. The
class meets on Saturday, March 25
from 9:00—4:00pm. The fee is $100 with

grants available for eligible partici-,

pants. Call 802-846-7160 to sign up or
for more information. (03/00)

V Nuts and Bolts of Business Law
Workshop. The Women's Small

‘ Business Program of Trinity College of

Vermont, Burlington is pleased to pre-
sent another of its “Working Solutions"
seminars for small business owners,
entitled “Nuts and Bolts of Business
Law Workshop”. In this practical,
action-oriented seminar, you will
explore the right entity for your busi-
ness ( C Corporation, S Corporation,
etc.), discuss taxes and record-keep-
ing, talk about financing options, and
learn some basics of employment law.
It you are thinking about starting a busi-
ness or if you are already in the start up
phase, this course could save you
many headaches and answer many of
your complicated questions. The class
meets on March 14, from 1:00-5:00pm.
The fee is $75 with grants available for
eligible participants. Call 802-846-7160
to sign up or for more information.
(03/00)

living Situations
offered

V Winooski, sunny 1 bedroom small
apartment, in Lesbian house on gay
friendly street. Available from April 1.
$495 + low utilities. Please call 655-
3637 after March 6. (03/00)

V CAPECOD VACATION COTTAGE
— adorable, immaculate, newly renovat-
ed 2-bedroom cottage for rent. On _
acre on private dirt road, this sweet-
heart is _ mile from bay beaches, 2
miles from ocean beaches and a _ mile
to the bike trails. There is a full bath
with tiled shower and h/c outdoor
shower with small deck and outdoor
BBQ and hammock. Fully equipped
new kitchen with microwave, a comfort-
able living room and VNCR and stereo
make this a perfect spot. $800 per
week (less it longer stay). Call (631)

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Personals

V Dear Alan, Happy 15th wedding
anniversary on March 30. I still love
you as much as on our wedding day.
Love Brendan (03/00)

V Got the midweek blues? l’m an ath-
letic GWF, 41, looking for women to
enjoy some spring skiing with on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, my days
off. I live in Fihode Island, but love the
mountains and am usually at Okemo
on those days. Would consider going to
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ing women to mountain bike or hike
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laughingrat@earthlink.net. (03/00)

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8071 Essex Junction, VT 05451
(03/00)

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playful, athletic, fun loving professional,
seeking a joyful GWSF capable of inti-
macy for friendship and possible rela-
tionship. Prefer non-smokers and
under 50. Write: Sharon, 139 Sheryl
Street, Hurley, NY 12443 (04/00)

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