1 25 12 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/5583f36228dbc88dcbe58630cc248c6d.pdf bfdd9912a106d101c0c70aac65efa834 PDF Text Text ����������ce,~ 1: t!lfi•) ~., 1:i N E W ,.,,1 :tJ • fi w •1¥1if41 arn1 i" Y 0 R K "AIIThese Celebs and Mink Coats!'' Producer John Glines Talks About the Future of Gay Theater by Michael Sommers (P. 83) �������������������Metaphorical Boys nri.q~ eprie}les. Just get a load ofhis hips a salsa-ing.-You can be sure that this 26'-year-0ld South American newcomer to New York's aVant-garde dance scene doesn't "live" till he sweats. Dios miol Though an artist- o~ the go around town by day, he hasn't a darn thing against rubbing disco elbows with us pedestrian traffic at night. Yet, it's not really his maniacal dedll!a.tion which strikes one. It's his smile. ' Some b(jys manage to project what our mcft4ers often 'called "a 'very good attitude ab6u~ life.'' Others 'don't. My cU_a:satisfic;ld clan VfBS hardly subtle ab:iut beggil'lg ~·to be a bit mo~ boyish,, pleare . Why wouldn't I punch· fellOw hard to explain, but worth the trouble. MCCNSI·IJ\1)0\\' Friends are like E B~m:.kidoaon.l;hearm.everSoroughly? afoplytheycouldseemenow!)Couldn't I show the other Grand Concourse little leaguers my oyeiwhe~ gOod cheer? In:tru~h, I was glum. I didn't like otherhQYs (except fora singular Puerto Rican punk, for all· I ktmw ·still Brorut·bound). and approved ofgz:own-up ones" eyen less; could barely tolerate peace 'marchers (I ~ prepu~nt in the 1960s, you see) and was sl:are to spend all my e_nergies in the escape hatch comnion to most gay, but lo_nely, little boys: books. I was not in the least like Enrique. n~ smiled the unabashed way he does, and made an overt show of fleeing the presence of anyo~e who seemed so goddam prouq to act" So nauseatingly friendly. One changes, though. And I have, like all the rest of us. made such change my business. Finding out that one is gay, cute, and rather willing to be alive works wonders in transforming neurotically quiet lads into obnoxiously flirtatious good poeTnS-'- teenage city boys. I presume that Enri,que and I have this metamorphqsis in common, although I know little more abouthisyouthSouthoftheBorderthan the hard aild cold fact that Enrique has spent ;mutlh of his adult life trying ~ fOrget it. Perhaps with his crazy and kooky improvisational language, Enr:ique ~s found a way to master old glances sure enough did acknowledge demon~, slaughtering, albeit temporarily,_ the ~l.iaths or the Grendels ~hich and our gooney grins hardly camouflagstill outline the ever-present shadows of ed. Quite frankly, the only other recipient of my sequestered inner life had our former selves. I know a lot of men whose work as been the white pages and, at times, my boyfriend, so you can see how taken wrj.ters, Painters, and even bankers help to discipline them from wearing their sad aback I was at this rare encounter. This bizarre language between us hearts on their everyday sleeves. These people are human double-edged SWQl'lis. wasn't architectured in anything we said, Ohe side iS blunted, so as to allow for but rather in what was left secret. Our minds went about building on blUITY, human interaction. The other side is bru.tally sharp, in order to duel with half.forgotten mental snapshots in the glwsts of yore. These guys and gals are little dance space in which we first spoke. ;'virtuOSOS) enthusiastic specialists in Here's one I still remember: a picture of ateas Utterly ri:lysterious to the a city boy's apartment, a·15·year.()ld kid uninitiated(one'sawnli:fe perhaps being in the Bronx, baroquely lit in a sunshinethe most fol;;m..idable, and hard to master, filled, cramped livingroom near Yankee discipline on the list). But what makes Stadium on a muggy August afternoon. men like Enrique so special is their vil'- I am alone with my father. We're watcht':Wusness. They won't allow theh- specific ing the- Yankees on TV. (My dad still languages to get i~ the way of common 'sends· me the line-up of the AMerican LeBgue when rm out of the country at discourse. But they won't hide it either. When Enrique and I first met, it was World Series time, convinced that rm the very.easytomistaketheeerieintehsity baseball enthusiast in the family, not he.) we felt in the air for romance, or sexual I'm affecting great interest as my wise longing, eyen. But how could that be? old man discourses on the subtle dif-· First of all, my boyfriend was at my side. ferences between a Rheingold beer and a Shaefer, his two favorites-:and now J]l.ine, Seco~ only the very vul~ coul9., mistake a little attention. to the spiritual tOo. I am given my fii.st beer. Then m.Y sefor the need to fuckaround..Still, there cond Then_ a third- Llos'e count. As the was an unutterable sadness about life aftern.ol?n sun disintegrates into forgot· and its tricks-it doeS" all go so pitifully ten con~tioiiS about manhood, and wrong at times, doesn't it?-that our not baseball,} find the mental room to THE DANCE CLUB IN CHELSEA FEATURING NY's HOTTEST DJ's FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS 11PM tis() above the Bronx tenements which were the prisons where, up until that pOint, I had felt so inexorably tmpped. A little drunk, I feel for the. fll'St time strangely benevolent to my good father. With a smile, I forgive him once and forever for his indefatigable manhood. If you saw Enrique dance, and then saw him smile, perhaps the same mental good will would release you, even briefly, from your frustrations and the stranglehold they maintain over living a good life. I envy Enrique, his ability to dance, maybe his ability to dance away his own disparaging Bronx sun, btit I don't envy him that much, final1y aware tliat as he flips in the air; I write, and still another liues. The point being that there is an Emique in all of us. R's not at all easy to live a life unscathed these days, you know, our current travails as gay !;x>yB making it hard not to seem a bit mean-spirited every now and then, a little bit at a loss as to how one lives a life somewhat dominated by loss. But one tries. A lot of gay boys are just like Enrique, both hopeless and happy, not just one or the other. Sometimes, when I ):lleet an old trick on the street, or an old beau; I feel that $-eir good cheer is a metaphor for their greatest fears. I get the feeling my best friends are lik~ the best poelll{l. hard to uiiderst.and, hard to explain or pUt into ordinary words, hard to know by heart-but worth the trouble, if one would deign to push past the barrier of superficial hellos and goodbyes. • ,CELEBRATION '86 TENTH OFTHE GLINES I SPECIAL EVENTS I IF;A~I JULY 4 I SUNDAY! JUNE 29 PRIDE TEA OPEN: 4PM ·10PM I r!Jfe~Of{j "i5PEN:1'1P~ ~~~~~~:~~ l 366 EIGHTH AVENUE • AT 28th ST. • NYC • 212 868.0181 whose repertory hugs jazz, with more than a hint of bossa nova thrown in, could very well give the current generati~ qf jaZZ' hopefuls a ~n or two in deli\Tery, intensity, and hOnesty. Sloane's smooth, smoky vo¥:e posgessesan undercurrent of almost lazy sensuality. When she singa, it's almost as if musical tendrils reach out to her audience-hypnotizing,. luring, and, of ~urse, capturing their prey. There's a concentration to her }1erfonnance which reaches into the sonl of each musical selection, _carefj.J.lly weighing its meaning and finally giving it to us as a personal and heartfelt gift;. But ultin'18.tely, it's Sloane's honesty that mesmerizes. "Jwnp for Jay;• ''Livin' for You;' and "r¥~-inLoveAgain'' are drawn from some deep reservoir of experience, which makes them into the perfurmer's own statement. Some of her aural portraits, such as those created with Duke Ellington• "Sophistioated LadY.' shOuld undeistandingoftheirmusicalmaterial. Sloane is a jazz great V~?hase reputation ~ , should soar. . AmiColeman, perllmning Th~ inJune.attheMusicRoomoftheHome£ Plenty, has the "SOrt of voice that can knool: your . ..,.,]<s off. It'• big. brnsh, .......,,and Broadway, but not.,..,.....;. 1y mthatmder.Hersatcc>uld ...-ywellbe an audition. taking difFerent styles of ballad. pop, and. a~ ofR&.B, and giving them to us as a smorgasboard of the lady's vast vocal talents.. With "Somewhere,'' her "opening number, Coleman provides a taste of what her voice can do. It purrs, c!ll'esses, and finally belts out the l.yries, in a veritable explosion of emotion.JVhaps a bit more •ub1~e''' W<i•uld I have helped. however; so en· thralled by the instrument, we lost track of the song's lyrics. . Coleman brings ·an impish sort of comedy.to ''Our Love Is Here to Stay;• and a nOstalgi<; dreamy, bittersweet ache to, "~:· Piaf's "Non,. Je Ne lleg>-etk Bien," peifonned m Englioh, was a poor choice. Coleman's 'volce and musical, interpretation got ]ost in the sorry translation. If she wishes to sing Piaf, Co~ should stick to the original FrenCh.~ songs need nu~­ tion. Yet, on the whole. the lady is 1002ting, 'Vibrant, and capable of gen: erating real passion. Na'Imah Hasan is a performer in the tradition of Ruth Draper and Lily 'Ibmlin. Recently at Jason's, the lady is able, without the ·aid of props. to·. create six dj.tinct ch""""""- From the Cuban singer La Bomba. Negra, who headlined atthe~m--...Castro and managed toaurrive in that despOtic ~to Gua Thompson, a man convicted drape and murder facing his last hour on earth, Hasan. weaves a Spell af dran:la, comedy, tears, hope, and passion. It's a rare performance by- a new and fresh talent on the New York cabaret stage, a talent who deserves to be seen by a wider audience, on an Olf-Bmadway, or perhaps Broadway,stage. • hi• knees, his oock ~ He sebed. my head and l.awered it over his cock and I started. pumping again. It didnt take long fur another load to gush own, stooping down to admire the great lorth into my mouth, thick and salty. shaft before putting it in my mouth. God. it was good. I watched him button From time to time, ~-relinquished his his shir£, lift his pants, buckle his belt, cock to take first one, then the other of put on his shoes and sock$. ''Thanks.. That was the best sex I ever his balls into my mouth (they were too had in my life,'' he said waimly as we big to fit bothoftheJD. in at once). I sat on the beneh beside him and un: here," I oai<L "It only happens buttoned his Olbirt. I rubbed his belly andclamped."l;DY JP.Outh over his·na~l. I oqee in a blue moon;'' I thrust my hand sucked on his Ripples and stroked' the into his groin as a ~ of farewell, long silken hairs on his- chest. r ~was liftiv.g the cock and balls that had given . having a ball. ~was a beautiful sight as me so much pleasure. It was~ pastmidnightas:we OOJerged he Sat then! in'the moonlight_. Bare feet. • bare cheat, bare belly, his pants down "' from the park. ~ Your Pleasure Is Ours Bar open 12. noon-every day Dinner. Thes-Sunday Sunday Brunch 12-5 pm 365 Third Avenue (26th, 27th), New York City 212/532·5222 ����������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New York Native June 30, 1986 [newspaper] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/ff8c3064a19eeded34a90c14dc3dce41.pdf feb54e76e3d1640f528bf42ebc50ab49 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS Our purpose is to provide encouragement & support to gay men & lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, frombeginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover) 23 W 73rd St. The Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th st. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information call Guy at 718 278-8280 or Richard at 724-9700. 8:00PM Prospect Park (1-5 miles) -Meet at 3rd st & Prospect Thursday Fun Runs Park West for a run around Prospect Park. Jan 1, 12:00 Noon Central Park- Tavern (1-5 miles) -Meet at Tavern On Wednesday Fun Run the Green parking lot, 67th St & CPW. We will run south from there, up the east side & across the 102nd St cutoff & back down the west side to W 72nd st. Jan 4, 10:00 AM Central Park - Tavern - see Jan 1. Saturday Fun Run Jan 8, 7:00 PM Riverside Drive (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd St and Wednesday Fun Run Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. Jan 11, 10:00 AM Saturday Fun Run * * * * Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd St and Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Jan 12, 11:00 AM sunday Fun Run The Lavender Trail (5 m~les) - Meet at Tavern On the Green parking lot. We will run the route of the Gay Pride Parade & brunch at the Spike. See newsletter. Riverside Drive -See Jan 8. Jan 15, 7:00 PM Wednesday Fun Run Jan 18, 10:00 AM Saturday Fun Run * * * * * Jan 22, 7:00PM Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern/Dinner/Busin ess Meeting - See Jan 1. Run, dinner & monthly business meeting. See newsletter for details. Jan 25i 10:00 AM Saturday Fun Run * * * Riverside Park- See Jan 11. Central Park - Tavern - see Jan 1. Jan 26, 10:30 AM Sunday Long Run The Auqust In January Tour (7 miles) - Meet at 2nd Ave We will take the tram to Roosevelt Island, over into Queens & back to brunch at August Adam's. See newsletter for details. & 60th St. Jan 29, 7:00 PM Wednesday Fun Run Central Park- Tavern- see Jan 1. Feb 1, 10:00 AM Saturday Fun Run Feb 5, 7:00 PM Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Jan 1. Feb 8, 10:00 AM Saturday Fun Run Riverside Drive - See Jan 8. Riverside Park - see Jan 11. �FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS Our purpose is to provide encouragement & support to gay men & lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover) 23 W 73 St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75 St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information, call Guy at 718 278-8280 or Richard at 212 724-9700. 8:00 pm Thursday Fun Runs Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Feb 1, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 1 02nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Feb 5, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Riverside Drive (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. Feb 8, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd St and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Feb 9, 11:00 am Sunday Fun Run You Gotta Have Parks (7 miles) - Meet at Strawberry Field near 72nd Street and Central Park West. See newsletter for details of the run and brunch. Feb 12, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Feb 1. Feb 15, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See Feb 8. Feb 16, 10:00 am Sunday Long Run Oh, What a Guy (11 &: 4 miles) - Meet at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge (on the Manhattan side). See newsletter for details of the run and brunch. Feb 19, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Feb 1. Feb 22, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Feb 1. Feb 26, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Riverside Drive - See Feb 5. Mar 1, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See Feb 8. Mar 1, 1:00 pm Saturday Special Run AREA Run Kick-Off (1-15 miles) - Meet at City Hall. We will run with Brent Nicholson Earle as he begins his 10,000 mile run across the continent to raise funds to fight AIDS. See newsletter for details. Mar 5, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Riverside Drive - See Feb 5. Mar 8, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Feb 1. �FRONT RUNNE RS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS- March 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway &: 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280 or Richard at 212 724-9700. 8:00 pm Thursday Fun Runs Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Mar 1, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Down By the River (7 miles) - Meet at Cathy Schwartz' and Sue Ann Butwell's, 281 Avenue C (at 17th St), Apt. 1OA, for a run along the East River. See newsletter for details. Mar 2, 10:00 am Sunday Fun Run Mar 5, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Mar 8, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Drive (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Tavern On the Green, 67th St &: CPW. We will run south, up· the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Mar 12, 7:00 pm Riverside Drive Run and Business Meeting - See Mar 5 for details of Wednesday Fun Run run. Business meeting at 9:00 pm at Buckley/Gerben's, 52 W. 85 St. Mar 15, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See Mar 8. Saturday Fun Run Mar 19, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Mar 8. Wednesday Fun Run Mar 22, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See Mar 1. Mar 23, 9:30 am Sunday Long Run Brooklyn Half-Marathon (13.1 miles) - We are combining our monthly long run with the Brooklyn Half. You must register with NYRRC for this race. See newsletter for details. Mar 26, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Mar 8. Wednesday Fun Run Mar 29, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See Mar 1. Apr 2, 7:00 pm Riverside Drive - See Mar 5. Wednesday Fun Run Apr 5, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See Mar 8. Saturday Fun Run Apr 9, 7:uu pm Riverside Drive - See Mar 5. Wednesday Fun Run �FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS- April 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at· the American, Broadway &:: 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280 or Richard at 212 724-9700. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Apr 2, 7:00 pm Riverside Drive (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We Wednesday Fun Run will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. Apr 5, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Saturday Fun Run Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Apr 9, 7:00 pm Riverside Drive - See Apr 2. Wednesday Fun Run Apr 12, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. Central Park - Tavern Run and Business Meeting - See Apr 5 for details Apr 16, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run of run. Business meeting at 9:00 pm at Richard Walker's, 2025 Broadway (at 70th), #26E. Our new coach will be present at this meeting to discuss his plans for running and racing clinics. Apr 19, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. Clifford Pauling will be present at this run for stretching instruction and open coaching. Apr 20, 10:00 am Sunday Long Run We'll Cross That Bridge When We Get To It (12 &:: 5 miles) - Meet at Paul Kelly's, 99 MacDougal St. #7, to begin a "tour" of the bridges that cross the East River. See newsletter for details. Apr 23, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. Wednesday Fun Run Apr 26, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Apr 27, 11:00 am Sunday Fun Run Down By the River (7 miles) - Meet at Cathy Schwartz' and Sue Butwell's, 281 Avenue C (at 17th St), Apt. 1OA, for a run along the East River. See newsletter for details. Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. Apr 30, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run May 3, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See Apr 26. Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. May 7, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run May 10, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Apr 5. Coach Pauling will be present at th1s run. �FRONT RUNNERS NY SCHEDULE OF RUNS - May 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280 or Richard at 212 724-9700. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 prn Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for ·a run around the park. May 3, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside, Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. May 7, 7:00 prn Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Wednesday Fun Run Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. May 10, 9:30 am Coaching Session 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See May 7. Coach Pauling will be present at this run for stretching instruction and open coaching. Take the First Step Clinic - First in series for new and beginning runners. See newsletter for details. · May 14, 7:00 prn Riverside Drive Run and Business Meeting (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd Wednesday Fun Run and Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. Business meeting at 9 prn at Julie Keirn's, 773 Amsterdam #26G. May 15, 7:00 prn Track Meet Running in Circles (lOOm, 200m, 400rn, 800rn, 1500rn, 5K) - Informal track competition at the Lower East Side Track, 6th St and East River Drive. Inform Phil Blackwell (212 505-6649) of events in which you will be participating. Bag drop-off at Phil's (26 2nd Ave, #2AF) at 6:30 prn. May 17, 9:30 am Coaching Session 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Meet-the-Membership Run and Picnic (1-6 miles) - Meet at Tavern On the Green for our annual membership running event and bring-your-own picnic. See newsletter for details. Coach Pauling will be present at this run for stretching instruction and open coaching. Take the First Step Clinic - Second in series for new and beginning runners. Central Park - Tavern - See May 7. May 21, 7:00 prn Wednesday Fun Run May 24, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See May 7. Take the First Step Clinic - Third in series for new and beginning runners. May 25, 11:00 prn Sunday Fun Run Sunday in the Park with George, Julie, Lenore, Andrew & ••• (1-6 miles) - Meet at Tavern on the Green for our Memorial Day fun run and picnic. See newsletter for details. [Rain date: May 26] May 28, 7:00 prn Central Park - Tavern - See May 7. Wednesday Fun Run May 31, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See May 3. June 4, 7:00 prn Central Park - Tavern - See May 7. Wednesday Fun Run June 7, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park - See May 3. June 8, 10:00 am Sunday Long Run From Queens to Kings (12 & 7.5 miles)- Meet at Joe Criscione's, 30-18 49th St #3N, Astoria. We will run a circuitous route through Queens and Manhattan, ending for brunch at Manny Gonzalez' and Jim Schmidt's. See newsletter for details. �FRONT RUNN ERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS- June 1986 Our purpose is to provide encourageme nt and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280 or Richard at 212 724-9700. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. June 4, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Wednesday Fun Run Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cuto(f, and down the west side to 72nd St. June 7, 10:00 am Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We Saturday Fun Run will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. June 8, 10:00 am From Queens to Kings (12 & 7.5 miles) - Meet at Joe Criscione's, 30-18 Sunday Long Run 49th St #3N, Astoria. We will run a circuitous route through Queens and Manhattan, ending for brunch at Manny Gonzalez' and Jim Schmidt's. See newsletter for details. June 11, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. Wednesday Fun Run June 14, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. Coach Pauling will be present at this run for stretching instruction and open coaching. June 18, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern and Business Meeting - See June 4 for details of Wednesday Fun Run run. Business meeting at 9:00 pm at Sue Foster's, 101 W. 81 St, #714. June 21, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. Saturday Fun Run June 22, 11:00 am Sunday Fun Run Music, Music, Music (6.5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. Join us for this running tour of l\Ianhattan's concert halls, ending with brunch at the Spike. See newsletter for details. June 25, 7:00 pm Riverside Park - See June 7. Wednesday Fun Run • June 28, 9:30 am • Special Event June 29, 10:00 am Special Event July 2, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run July 5, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run GAY PRIDE RUN (5 miles) - Meet at Fifth Avenue and 90th St for our fifth annual Gay Pride Run in Central Park. You must register with FRNY to enter this race. See newsletter for details. Pride Day Fun Run (1-5 miles) - Meet at Central Park - Tavern. See June 4 description for details of run. Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. July 9, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See June 4. Wednesday Fun Run �FRONT RUNNE RS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS - July 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Optional stretching exercises begin 5 minutes before the scheduled run. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway &: 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280, Richard at 212 724-9700, or Debbie at 212 873-6034. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St &: Prospect Park West for a run around the park. July 2, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Wednesday Fun Run Tavern On the Green, 67th St &: CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. July 5, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Saturday Fun Run July 9, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Wednesday Fun Run July 12, 10:00 am Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We Saturday Fun Run will run through the park to the tennis courts· at 120th St and back. Cliff Pauling will be present at this run for coaching and a workout. July 16, 7:00 pm Central Park Run and Business Meeting - See July 2 for details of Wednesday Fun Run run. Business meeting at Richard Walker's, 2025 B'way (at 70th), #26E July 19, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Saturday Fun Run July 20, 10:00 am Jones Beach Run (1-14 miles) - Join us for sun, fun, and a run. See Sunday Event newsletter for details of the various length runs being organized. July 23, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Wednesday Fun Run July 26, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Saturday Fun Run July 27, 10:00 am How the West Was Won (11 and 5 miles) - Meet at 142nd St &: Riverside Sunday Long Run for through the upper reaches of Manhattan's West Side. See newsletter for details of run, bag drop, and brunch. July 30, 7:00 pm Riverside Park - See July 12. Wednesday Fun Run Aug 2, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Saturday Fun Run Aug 6, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See July 2. Wednesday Fun Run Aug 9, 10:00 am Riverside Park - See July 12. Saturday Fun Run �FRONT RUNN ERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS - August 1986 Our purpose is to provide encourageme nt and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choic.e. Optional stretching exercises begin five minutes before the scheduled run. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover for baggage check), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway &:. 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy 718 278-8280, Richard at 212 724-9700, or Debbie at 212 873-6034. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 prn Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St &:. Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Aug 2, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Tavern On the Green, 67th St &:. CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Aug 6, 7:00 prn Wednesday Fun Run Aug 9, 10:00 am Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We Saturday Fun Run will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. · Aug 13, 7:00 prn Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Wednesday Fun Run Aug 16, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Aug 20, 7:00 prn Wednesday Fun Run Aug 23, 9:30 am Coaching Session Aug 23, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park Run and Business Meeting - See Aug 2 for details of run. Business meeting at 9:00 prn at Buckley/Gerben's, 52 W. 85 St. Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Cliff Pauling will be present at this run for coaching and a workout. Aug 24, 10:00 am Sunday Long Run Won't You Corne Horne, Nan Bailer (15, 6 or 3 miles) - Meet at the horne of Nan Bailey and Barbara Berger214 St. John's #3, between 7th and 8th Avenues, Brooklyn) for a run and brunch. See newsletter for details of run. Riverside Park - See Aug 9. Aug 27, 7:00 prn Wednesday Fun Run Aug 30, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Saturday Fun Run Aug 31, 11:00 am Goodbye, Summer - (1-6 miles) - Meet opposite Tavern on the Green for Sunday Fun Run a run through Central Park on the "official last day of summer." Bring a picnic lunch for afterwards; someone will stay to watch bags. Rain date is the next day, Sept 1. Sept 3, 7:00 prn Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Wednesday Fun Run Sept 6, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Saturday Fun Run Sept 10, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Aug 2. Wednesday Fun Run �FRONT RUNNERS· NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS - September 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Optional stretching exercises begin 5 minutes before the scheduled run. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway &: 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy at 718 278-8280, Richard at 212 724-9700, or Debbie at 212 873-6034. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park {1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St &: Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Sept 3, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern {1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Wednesday Fun Run Tavern On the Green, 67th St &: CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Sept 6, 10:00 am ·saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Sept 10, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Wednesday Fun Run Sept 13, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Sept 17, 7:00 pm Central Park Run and Business Meeting - See Sept 3- for details of Wednesday Fun Run run. Business meeting at 9:00 pm at Manny Gonzalez' and Jim Schmidt's apartment, 382 West St., #2A, 989-8252. Bring your own sandwich and drink for dinner after the run, or you can run on up to Tiffany's Restaurant at Sheridan Square. Sept 20, 9:30 am Coaching Session Sept 20, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Cliff Pauling will be present at this run for coaching and a workout. Sept 24, 7:00 pm Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Wednesday Fun Run Sept 27, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park {1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Sept 28, 10:00 am Sunday Long Run Come on Over ta My House {12 and 5.5 miles) - Meet at 72nd St. and Central Park West for a long run to the Criscione/Boneau residence in Astoria. Short run begins at the Ditmars Blvd. "R" train stop. See newsletter for details of run. RSVP necessary: (718) 721-3699. Oct 1, 7:00 pm Riverside Drive {1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We Wednesday Fun Run will run through the park to the tennis courts at !20th St and back. Oct 4, 10:00 am Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Tavern - See Sept 3. Oct 8, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run �FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS- October 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy at 718 278-8280, Richard at 212 724-9700, or Debbie at 212 873-6034. Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Oct 1, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Oct 4, 1O:OOam Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Riverside Drive (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. will run up Riverside Drive to 120th St and back. We Saturday Fun Run Central Park ..:. Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Oct 8, 7:00pm Central Park ..:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Wednesday Fun Run Oct 11, lO:OOam Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Oct 15, 7:00pm Village Run and Business Meeting (1-5 miles) - Meet at the home of Patrick Barker, 320 West 15th St., #3, 255-6564. We will run to West St., down to the Battery, and back. Business meeting at 8:30pm. Bring your own sandwich/dinner. Wednesday Fun Run **Special Location** Oct 18, 10:00am **Saturday Special Event** Oct 19, 9:30am Sunday Long Run Oct 19, 11:00am Sunday Short Run Benefit Run - Central· Park - Tavern (any distance). Runners collect pledges for gay and lesbian organizations, based on each mile run. See related article in the newsletter and the enclosed pledge form. Cliff Pauling will be present at this run for coaching and a workout. The New York City Half Marathon ••• And More .2!:. Less (20, 14 or 6 mi). Meet at Joe Criscione's at 9:30am to duplicate a little more than half the NYC Marathon route, or meet at Steve and Bob's at ll:OOam for a Central Park loop. RSVP Joe or Steve. See newsletter for details. Oct 22, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park ..:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Oct 25, 1O:OOam Saturday Fun Run Central Park ..:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Oct 29, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park ..:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Nov 1, 10:00am Central Park .:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Saturday Fun Run Nov 5, 7:00pm Central Park ..:. Tavern - See Oct 4. Wednesday Fun Run Nov 8, 1O:OOam Saturday Fun Run Central Park .:. Tavern - See Oct 4. �FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 SCHEDULE OF RUNS - November 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Optional stretching exercises begin 5 minutes before the scheduled run. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy at (718) 278-8280, Richard at (212) 724-9700, or Debbie at (212) 873-6034. · Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Nov 1, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St. Nov 5, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park .:. Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet on the Park Drive opposite · Tavern On the Green, 67th St & CPW. We will run south, up the east side, across the 72nd transverse, up to 102nd St and back down the west side to 72nd St. Nov 8, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 1. Nov 12, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 5. Nov 15, 9:30 am Coaching Session Nov 15, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 1. Cliff Pauling will be present at this run for individualized workouts and coaching. Nov 16, 11:00 am Sunday Long Run A Quickie to Mickey's (9.5 or 5 miles) - Meet at Mickey Zacuto's, 342 E. 9th St #4C, for a running tour of lower Manhattan, followed by brunch. See newsletter for details of run. RSVP at (212) 674-8225. Nov 19, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 5. · Nov 22, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd and Riverside Drive. We will run through the park to the tennis courts at 120th St and back. Nov 23, 11:00 am Sunday Special Run You Gotta Have Parks Revisited (7 miles) - Meet at Strawberry Fields in Central Park. We 1ll run a zig-zag route downtown past plenty of parks, ending for brunch at the Spike. See newsletter for details. Nov 26, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park .:. Tavern - See Nov 5. Nov 29, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 1. Dec 3, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park .:. Tavern - See Nov 5. Dec 6, 10:00 am Saturday Fun Run Central Park.:. Tavern - See Nov 1. Dec 10, 7:00 pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park .:. Tavern - See Nov 5. �FRONT RUNNE RS NY SCHEDULE OF RUNS - December 1986 Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men and lesbians who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from beginners on, to join us for our fun runs. Distance is up to 5 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the American, Broadway & 75th St. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call Guy at 718 278-8280 or Debbie at 212 873-6034. *************************NOTICE: CHANGE IN CENTRAL PARK RUN LOCATION*************** Beginning this month, all regular Central Park runs will start and end at the Daniel Webster statue at 72nd St. and the West Drive. On Wednesday evenings during the winter months, we will run against traffic (clockwise). ********************************************************************************************* Thursday Fun Runs 8:00 pm Prospect Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 3rd St & Prospect Park West for a run around the park. Dec 3, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - Daniel Webster Statue (1-5 miles) - Meet at the Daniel Webster Statue at 72nd St & the Park West Drive. We will run north to the 102nd cutoff, across to and down the east side, across at 59th St, and north to 72nd Street to finish at the Statue. Dec 6, !O:OOam Saturday Fun Run Central Park - Daniel Webster Statue (1-5 miles) - Meet at the Daniel Webster Statue at 72nd St & the Park West Drive. We will run south, up the east side, across the 102nd cutoff, and down the west side to 72nd St, finishing at the Statue. Central Park - See Dec 3. Dec 10, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Dec 13, !O:OOam Saturday Fun Run Central Park - See Dec 6. Dec 17, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Village Run and Gay Community to Battery Park 8:00pm. Annual Dec 20, 1O:OOpm Saturday Fun Run Central Park - See Dec 6. Coach Pauling will be present after this run to lecture on and answer questions about running, nutrition, training, injuries, etc. Dec 24, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - See Dec 3. Dec 27, 1O:OOam Wednesday Fun Run Central Park - See Dec 6. Dec 28, lO:OOam Sunday Long Run Hoboken Holiday Run or TJ's Jersey Jollies (11 miles or less) - Meet at PATH train station in Hoboken for an out-and-back run along the west bank of the Hudson. See newsletter for details. Midnight Run (5 miles) - NYRRC's 8th annual run. FRs will gather at Bob and Steve's, 52 W. 85th St, at !0:30pm. See newsletter for details. Note that there is not a regular 7:00pm run this evening! Ring l!! The New (1-6 miles) - Meet at Tavern to get the new year off on the right foot: a run in the park. See newsletter for details. Central Park - See Dec 6. Dec 31, 12:00m Wednesday Fun Run Jan 1, 12:00n Special Run Jan 3, !O:OOam Saturday Fun Run Jan 7, 7:00pm Wednesday Fun Run Annual Meeting (1-5 miles) - Meet at the Lesbian and Center, 208 W. 13th. We will run to West St, then south and back. Bring potluck dish for group dinner at business meeting and election to follow at 8:30pm. Central Park - See Dec 3. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Schedule of Runs, 1986 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/f5863e6892a55f4342c80155c1a9e87a.pdf 4a518b6b78b3d2e922946a08ce73b3cf PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNE RS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 BENEFIT RUN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1986, 10:00 am TO THE SPONSORS: The Fourth Annual Benefit Run is sponsored by Front Runners New York to raise money for organizations that provide various services to our Gay and Lesbian community. All money raised will be distributed tp one or more o! the organizations that you or you and your runner select !rom the list below. Your check should be made out DIRECTLY to the organization, and tax deductions may be taken where appropriate. Please be as generous as possible. Your runner will collect his or her pledges from you soon following the run. We invite you and your friends to bring a picnic lunch and join us in Sheep Meadow directly after the run, so we look forward to seeing you there. TO THE RUNNER: Please gather as many sponsors as possible who will pledge a specific amount of money per mile that you run. Your distance multiplied by the sponsor's pledge will determine each sponsor's donation. Ask your friends, co-workers, relatives and yourself to pledge as much as ~an be . afforded. You and your sponsors should decide, based upon the list -below, how you want the money collected to be distributed. You may also elect to have the funds that you collect be donated to other appropriate community service organizations not listed below. The run will start at 10:00 am at Tavern-On-Th e-Green in Central Park on Saturday, October 18. There is no minimum or maximum distance required, but o! course, the more you run, the more you will raise for our community. After· the run, weather permitting, we will picnic in Sheep , Meadow, so bring your friends, sponsors, and a picnic lunch. Your bags will be watched while you run~ If you cannot run on October 18, you may run on another day, providing that you let your sponsors and Benefit Run Chairperson Firth Whitehouse know of your intentions. Please collect your pledges promptly. Checks should be made out to the organizations selected, NOT to FRNY. Then bring the checks to any FRNY function, or mail them to FRNY. DO NOT mail the checks directly to the organization s. CODE A_ B c D E F G H ORGANIZATION American Run For The End 0! A.I.D.S. (AREA) Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) Lesbian And Gay Community Center (LGCC) Senior Action In A Gay Environment (SAGE) National Gay Task Force (NGTF) Gay Switchboard Institute For The Protection 0! Lesbian And Gay Youth (IPLGY) Lesbian Herstory Archives THANK YOU #~ fc.·vt.-~~ iirth K. Whitehouse �SPONSOR SHEET- BENEFIT RUN RUNNER'S NAME_________ _________ ___________ Sponsor's Name Telephone Or g. Code Pledge Per Mile X TOTAL COLLECTED BRING THIS SHEET TO THE RUN! Miles Total Run= Contribute d � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Fourth Annual Benefit Run, 1986 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/e53ecf3a68218c740c01ed28c874e23a.pdf 474d678e680f38f5c55d05e9c68aa632 PDF Text Text ME ET the ME MB ER SH IP RUN ~&llo <i ~1[ ll1' ~@ &oWa ~ 1rAW~ ®ml "frlli~ «Dm.~~~ 0 ' r• • CHCOSE YOUR. PACE ~ "t)\STA I\lc6 \ MEET .. YoUR FELLOW FRON \ RUNNER.S t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Meet the Membership Run [flyer] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/a447a47bca3f2238053781d37c79946d.pdf c36a817893cb46c80ecf05f54d1e984f PDF Text Text GAY GAMES OF GREATER NEW YORK "TEAM NEW YORK" UNIFORM ORDER FORM Name: Address: City: Phone: State: (h) Zip: ( w) Competing in Following Sports: ************************************* ******************************** COMPETITIVE TEE-SHIRT/SINGLET White cotton (100%): "Team New York" logo in red and blue. You may order a short-sleeve t-shirt or a singlet. Cost is $2.50 per shirt. Nylon: If you prefer to wear nylon, you must buy your own white shirt and give it to your group's coordinator to deliver to 3GNY. Be sure to mark your name on the shirt. The cost for nylon printing is $2. Style s Size M L XL Cost Tee-shirt Total Cost $2.50 Singlet Quantity $2.50 Nylon Provide your own $2.00 ************************************* ******************************** WARM-UP UNIFORM Red warm-up suits, with white stripes and "Team New York" stitched on the back, have been selected as the uniform for opening and closing ceremonies, as well as before and after competition. If you have not already called Gwen Deely (per previous instructions), use this order form. If you have called her, do not complete this section. Garment s Size M L XL Warm-up suit Cost Quantity Total Cost $39.00 ************************************* ******************************** SHORTS, TIGHTS, TRUNKS, ETC. Each athlete is responsible for buying his or her own shorts, tights, trunks, etc. These garments should be bright red to coordinate with the rest of the Team New York uniform. ************************************* ******************************** INSTRUCTIONS Make your check payable to 3GNY for the total cost of competitive tee's, singlets, nylon print and/or warm-up suit ordered. Give the check and this order form to your club's 3GNY representative. All orders must be received by June 30. We ask that you coordinate your uniform order through your club's 3GNY representative. If you are unable to contact that person, however, your order form and check may be sent directly to 3GNY at 259 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gay Games of Greater NY Uniform order form Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/6f43f3cec4e36f466ccf98f7d706c02c.pdf 85cdc47ccc103328905f1f51de9e27bb PDF Text Text FRNY RUNNING CLASSES Session #1 May 5- June 3, 1986 (5 weeks) Instructor: Cliff Pauling, Front Runners Coach MONDAY CLASSES (6:30 PM) I. Beginner Requirement: Walk continuously for 15 minutes, briskly. Curriculum: Introduction to stretching, exercising, walking and running . II. Advanced Beginner Requirement : Run 1/2-mile continuously in 6 minutes or less. Curriculum: Emphasis on stretching and running form . III. Intermediate Requirement: Run one mile continuously at any pace, comfortably. Curriculum: Fundamentals of running form and racing technique. Introduction to speed. TUESDAY CLASSES (6:30 PM) I. Beginner Competitive Requirement: Run continuously for six miles at any pace, comfortably. Curriculum: Introduction to racing strategy and races. Participants will be required to run one race between 5 and 10 km. II. Intermediate Competitive Requirement: Run 10 km between 43 and 56 minutes. Curriculum: Program of time reduction, race strategy and technique. III. Advanced Competitive Requirement: Run 10 km under 43 minutes. Curriculum: Speedwork and race strategy. APPLICATION CLASS OBJECTIVES To provide guidance in five primary areas: (1 ) form, (2) speed, (3) endurance, (4) strength, and (5) strategy. In addition, instruction in nutrition will be provided. Please accept this application for enrollment in the following FRNY Running Class (check running level): Monday Classes (6:30PM) 0 Beginner 0 Advanced Beginner 0 Intermediate COACHING The class sessions are developed and instructed by Front Runners Coach Clifford "Cliff" Pauling, a world-class runner and internationallytravelled nutritionist. Cliff holds the American record in his age category for 400 meters, and the world record for 600 yards. He is currently nutritionist and track and field coach for the Central Park Track Club. Cliff holds a masters degree in nutrition from the University of Bridgeport. His nutritional experience is concentrated in athletic optimization, weight control, and economic food utilization. Tuesday Classes (6:30 PM) 0 Beginner Competitive 0 Intermediate Competitive 0 Advanced Competitive What is your goal, and when do you want to achieve it? CLASS LOCATION Classes will meet for five weeks on Monday or Tuesday evenings at the West Side YMCA (5 West 63rd Street). Training will take place in Central Park. Class sessions are approximately 75 minutes in length, and are open to all Front Runner members. No changing facilities will be available, so come dressed to run. Bags may be checked at the YMCA. MATERIALS Each participant will receive a set of stretching exercises, weekly mileage guidelines, nutrition information and running tips. CLASS SIZE Each class will be limited to 20 participants, so register early. CLASS FEE The class fee is $25 .00 for the five week session, including materials. Please make checks payable to: Front Runners NY, PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. FOR MORE INFORMATION Cliff Pauling, FR Coach (212) 231-4592 Rick Buckheit, Coach Chairperson (212) 749-2437 I I I I I I In consideration of your accepting this application, I, the undersigned, certify that I am physically fit , as a result of having been examined by a licensed physician, to participate in the level of running class which I am registering for. I, for myself, my heirs, and assigns, hereby waive and release any and all claims for personal damages that I may have against Front Runners New York, its officers and instructors. Name: Address: City: 1. State: Zip: Age: Signature: Phone: (h) (w) Please send this application and your check for $25.00 to: Front Runners New York, PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource FRNY Running classes May 5-June 3, 1986 [application form] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/0db8c06365e88aa2c53863e45138921a.pdf cdacd7de40a557d037f4a09f880ea6e2 PDF Text Text Front Runners NY Running Classes Instructor: Cliff Pauling, Front Runners Coach Monday Classes (7:00 PM) September 8-0ctober 27 (8 weeks) I. Beginner Requirement: Walk continuously for 15 minutes, briskly. Curriculum : Introduction to stretching, exercising, walking and running. II. Advanced Beginner Requirement: Run l!z-mile continuously in 6 minutes or less. Curriculum: Emphasis on stretching and running form . III. Intermediate Requirement: Run one mile continuously at any pace, comfortably. Curriculum: Fundamentals of running form and racing technique. Introduction to speed. IV. Beginner Competitive Requirement: Run continuously for six miles at any pace, comfortably. Curriculum: Introduction to racing strategy and races. Participants will be required to run one race between 5 and 10 km. V. Intermediate Competitive Requirement: Run 10 km between 43 and 56 minutes. Curriculum: Program of time reduction, race strategy and technique. VI. Advanced Competitive Requirement: Run 10 km under 43 minutes. Curriculum: Speedwork and race strategy. Tuesday Marathon Classes (6:30 PM) September 2- October 28 (9 weeks) I. First Marathon II. Over 3:00 Marathon Expected III. Sub 3:00 Marathon Expected Requirement (for all levels): Desire to complete a marathon this fall. Curriculum (for all levels): Endurance training, strength building, special runs to check body function , deprivation theory, and psychology of running the marathon. Nutrition and hydration during training and the race. CLASS OBJECTIVES To provide guidance and training in six primary areas: (1) form, (2) speed, (3) endurance, (4) strength, (S) strategy, and (6) goal setting. In addition, instruction in nutrition will be provided. COACHING The class sessions are developed and instructed by Front Runners Coach Clifford "Cliff" Pauling, a world-class runner and internationallytravelled nutritionist. Cliff holds the American record in his age category for 400 meters, and the world record for 600 yards. He is currently nutritionist and track and field coach for the Central Park Track Club. Cliff holds a masters degree in nutrition from the University of Bridgeport. His nutritional experience is concentrated in athletic optimization, weight control, and economic food utilization. CLASS LOCATION Classes will meet for eight weeks on Monday evenings at 7 PM, and for nine weeks on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 PM. All classes will commence at Tavern On The Green . Training will take place in Central Park. Class sessions are approximately 75 minutes in length, and are open to all Front Runner members. No changing facilities will be available, so come dressed to run . Bags may be checked at the YMCA (5 West 63rd Street) . MATERIALS Each participant will receive a set of stretching exercises, weekly mileage guidelines, nutrition information and running tips. CLASS SIZE Each class will be limited to 20 participants, so register early. CLASS FEE The class fee is $40.00 for the Monday session or $45 .00 for the Tuesday session, including materials. Please make checks payable to : Front Runners NY, PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. FOR MORE INFORMATION Cliff Pauling, FR Coach (212) 231-4592 Rick Buckheit (212) 749-2437 APPLICATION Please accept this application for enrollment in the following FRNY Running Class (check running level): Monday Classes (7:00 PM) 0 Beginner 0 Advanced Beginner 0 Intermediate 0 Beginner Competitive 0 Intermediate Competitive 0 Advanced Competitive Tuesday Marathon Classes (6:30 PM) 0 First Marathon 0 Over 3:00 Marathon 0 Sub 3:00 Marathon What is your goal (specific distance and time), and when do you want to achieve it? What is your current best distance and time? In considerat ion of your accepting this application , I, the undersigned, certify that I am physically fit, as a result of having been examined by a licensed physician, to participate in the level of running class which I am registering for. I, for myself, my heirs, and assigns, hereby waive and release any and all claims for personal damages that I may have against Front Runners New York, its officers and instructors. Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Age: Signature: Phone: (h) (w) Please send this application and your check to: Front Runners New York, PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource FRNY Running classes Sept. 8-Oct. 27, 1986 [application form] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/4e39db6fe2fcf36d4e41efd2f36a277c.pdf 22220c87590fdb88291d60e27da2bf68 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNN ERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 Dear Member: Welcome to Front Runners New York! Named after "The Front Runner," a book about a gay track star, our club was founded in 1979 and has grown to over 400 members. Here's what the club has to offer you: MEMBERSHIP PACKET: Your membership card and directory, the current newsletter and upcoming schedule of runs are enclosed. MONTHLY NEWSLETTER & SCHEDULE OF RUNS: Every month you'll receive the club's newsletter & schedule of runs. We welcome articles by club members. The 15th of each month is the deadline for material to appear in next month's issue. Front Runners sponsors two regular runs each week and two special runs each month. Each June, we also sponsor Gay Pride Run, a five mile run which attracts an internatio nal field. Saturday runs start at 10:00 a.m.; Wednesday runs start at 7:00 p.m. After each run, the group gets together for a meal. The location of these runs and meal is spelled out in the monthly schedule. If you're a beginning runner, a more experience d club member will run with you. Every month, the Race Captains select 1 or 2 races that club members are encouraged to enter. If you race, we urge you to wear the club singlet which can be purchased along with other Front Runner clothing. Be sure to report your race results to the captains for the newslette r. Throughou t the year, running classes are held. Classes meet once a week for 5-8 weeks and provide training in form, speed, endurance, strength, strategy and goal setting. There is a charge for these classes. MEMBERSHIP CARD & DIRECTORY: Your membership card entitles you to discounts on running apparel and other goods and services. Members who so choose are listed in the club's directory which is distribute d only to other NY Front Runners. A listing of other Front Runner clubs is also provided in the directory. Nearly every month, FRNY sponsors parties, sports or theatre events and trips. Details are announced by our Social Chair and are also in the newslette r. COMMITTEE CHAIRS FOR 1988: Benefit Run Directors, Donna Roberts & Mike Tevlin; Coach Liaison, Joe Criscione; Community Outreach, Sandra Levine; Family Support, Chris Frieman & Dan Elliot; Finance, Jean Robinson & Steve Yeary; Gay Pride Run Director, Mickey Zacuto; Housing Coordinat or, Amy Risch & Alex Epstein; Mailing Coordinat or, Lee Abbey; Membershi p, Perry Bloomberg & Pat Kuharic; Newslette r: Editor, Lenore Beaky; Format, Dan Del Monte; Typing, Guy Zelenak; Proof Reading, George Schlein; NYRRC Correspon dent, Howard Kessler; Race Captains: Men, Leo Boneau; Women, Julie DeLaurier; Running Gear, Steve Gerben; Social, Patrick Barker & Paul Kelly; Special Runs, Paul Matwiow & Phil Botwinick; FR Convention , Richard Walker & T.J. Storch. If you're interested in serving on any committee, contact Jim Skofield or the committee chair. we're glad you've running with you! joined Front Runners New York, and we're looking forward to The Board of Directors on behalf of the Membership �FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363 , VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 COACH INTEREST SURVEY All members are requested to fill out part I on this survey. Members who have participated in FRNY Running Classes are asked to fill out both parts I & II. Please return it by mail to: FRNY P.O. Box 363 Village Station, N.Y. N.Y. 10014 PART I INSTRUCTION 1. Have you used the services of our Coach? If so how?(over the phone, at Saturday runs, membership meetings, etc.) 2. Have you participated in Coach Paulings Saturday morning workouts? 3. Should Cliff's Saturday morning discussions take place, as they do now, just before the run or at Jasons or after the fun run? 4. Do you find Cliff's Newsletter articles informative? 5. What subjects would you like to see Cliff cover in future Newsletters, at Fun Runs and at Business Meetings? 6. Do you plan to take a session of Running Classes in the future? If no why not? 7. Additional comments. �PART II RUNNING CLASSES 1. What class did you register for in Session #1, Monday or Tuesday? 2. How many Classes in the session did you attend? 3. If you missed classes how come? 4. At what time of the evening should future classes start? 5. Were the classifications indicated on the application appropriate for your running level? 6. Do you plan to take another session of Classes? 7. Did you have any expectations ·for the session which were not met? If so what were they? 8. In what areas were your expectations exceeded? 9. How have you improved as a result of the Classes? 10.What changes would you like to see made in the Classes? 11.Indicate below whether you feel more or less emphasis should be placed on the following in future Classes: Nutrition Stretching Injury Running Form Speed Hills Endurance more more more more more more more less less less less less less less the the the the the the the same same same same same same same 12.0ver all were the Classes, t oo easy, t · difficult, or just the right difficulty? 13.What was the most valuable aspect of the session? 14.Please feel free to make additional comments on separate sheet of paper. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource FRNY Membership packet with surveys, 1986 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/f95595c7ef55421269e2d5bfc9502a79.pdf 19f9362a804e7368069c679c3f13dbe9 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 October 1986 Dear Friend: We are excited about an important project Front Runners is conducting, and we want to give you the chance to help us in our cause. On Saturday, October 18, beginning at 10 AM, Front Runners New York will sponsor its fourth annual Benefit Run to raise money for organizations that provide various services to the gay and lesbian community. We are asking that you pledge as much as you can for every mile "your" runner runs. All money collected will be distributed to one or more of the organizations that you or your runner select from the list below. American Run for the End of AIDS Gay Men's Health Crisis Lesbian and Gay Community Center Senior Action in a Gay Environment National Gay Task Force Gay Switchboard Institute for the Protection of Lesbian and Gay Youth Lesbian Herstory Archives We invite you and your friends to bring a picnic lunch and join us in the Sheep Meadow in Central Park directly after the Benefit Run. We look forward to seeing you there! Please be as generous as possible. Thank you for making our miles more meaningful! Regards, Firth Whitehouse, Benefit Chair Richard Walker, President � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource FRNY Benefit Run letter, 1986 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/c0e08fbd380f3ffa343410fe21931af8.pdf 9735da17c756ae50883701fbfed10166 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FOR 1986 OFFICIAL BALLOT Please follow these directions in casting your ballot for the 1986 elections: 1. For the section labeled ''OFFICERS" select one candidate for each office by putting an "X" in the space provided before each name. 2. For the section labeled "DIRECTORS" select any two candidates by putting an "X" in the space provided before each name. 3. Put this ballot in an envelope, seal the envelope a~Q write your name, address and the word "BALLOT" on the outside of the envelope. YOUR NAME MUST BE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BALLOT FOR YOUR VOTE TO BE VALID. 4. Mail the envelope to the above address or bring it to the Annual Meeting on December 18th, 1985. The ballot must be received by FRNY before the start of the Annual Meeting. IMPORTANT: It is not necessary to send in a complete ballot. You may vote for any office or offices you desire. OFFICERS: Select one from each office: President Richard Walker Women•s Vice President Debbie White Men's Vice President T. J. Storch Secretary Guy Zelenak Treasurer Nan Bailey DIRECTORS: Select two from the following: Rick Buckheit Julie Kelm Joe Strauss Firth Whitehouse Carl Zanoll i ****************************************************************************** *******This ballot must be received by the Annual Meeting in a sealed******* ******* envelope with your name, address and the word "BALLOT" on it ******* ****************************************************************************** � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Election of Officers and Directors for 1986, Offical Ballot Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/c652340096a4aaf1a40ac86e01efd78f.pdf 2e8573bfb3fcd30d051a5d053d5e1dfa PDF Text Text 511 This is to certify that the FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK having duly qualified with the Laws of The Athletics Congress, is entit1ed to all the benefits and privileges of Active Membership in the · · · METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION of The Athletics Congress of the USA. Expiration Date 12-31-86 ~~.~ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR : TAC/USA CERTIFICATE NO. 91 0 9 £.TuJ~ 1 PRESIDENT: TAC/USA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Athletics Congress of the USA certifies FRNY Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/e1a46e97baf339b15c12bc45eeebbf83.pdf fa78b4b20c4da3abdac113eb4f3e4c61 PDF Text Text � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Other, 1986 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Front Runners Square Dance Party [flyer] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Year:1980s Year:1986