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The article discusses the Mark Rutherford Society which was the alias used by author William Hale White and whose six novels include "The Autobiography of Mark Rutherford," "The Revolution in Tanner's Lane," and "Catherine Furze." It informs that the society was founded by a retired librarian, Nick Wilde, in 2003 which aimed to restore Rutherford's reputation as a writer whose writings are clean, eloquent, and unaffectedly old-fashioned.

The article presents questions and answers related to gay are love life including surety about liking of each other by gay partners and regarding sex and dating.

The article reflects on the marriage counseling of wife named Jenny and husband named Brian by counselor Mark Rutherford. It informs that Brian likes to unwind at a bar but Jenny thinks that his priorities should change after they have baby named James. It mentions that after four seasons with Rutherford, Brian and Jenny understood the importance of communication and they worked on being flexible about their schedules.

Focuses on the domestic architectural designs of the Ponderosa Homes in California. Construction of farmhouse-style homes; Types of the living space; Placement of a three-car garage. INSETS: Mark Rutherford, Dahlin Group;Old Community, Modern Spaces.

A letter is presented from a gay person to psychotherapist Mark Rutherford asking for a relationship advise.

The article presents different ideas from skating executives. Mark Rutherford, member of Oshawa Ski Club, said that they have lubricated the haul rope with oils from galvanized bucket. A skater said that the Mountain Top at Grand Geneva Resort has expanded its retail space and reused old snowboards for shelving, from goggles to outerwear. Craig Passante, owner of Holiday Mountain, explained that he used a snowboards which was painted red and blue to compensate for swelling.