1 25 20 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/9765c3e7619a08f1ca6a6df6d29a9873.pdf bbcd42df71cd03472429c8c6bab43e2a PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 1988 BALLOT FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK, INC. When you have made your choice for 1988 Front Runners officers and directors, this ballot may be either mailed to the above address early enough so that it is received in time for the annual meeting on Wednesday, December 16, or brought with you to that meeting. Your ballot must be received in a sealed envelope marked: Ballot. The outside of the envelope must also have your name on it. Unless the envelope has your name on it, the ballot cannot be counted! The ballots and envelopes will be separated by the counting team. Do not place your name on the ballot itself~ You may choose only one candidate for each of the following: PRESIDENT Jim Skofield MEN'S VICE PRESIDENT Joe Criscione WOMEN'S VICE PRESIDENT Judy Spina SECRETARY _ Guy Zelenak Jim Minter TREASURER You may choose any two candidates for the following: DIRECTORS AT LARGE _ Lenore Beaky _Alexandra Epstein Leslie Minkler Donna Roberts REMEMBER: You may choose to vote a partial ballot. ******* This ballot must be received by the Annual Meeting in a sealed ******** '****** 1 envelope with your name and the word "BALLOT" on it ******** MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMMMMMMHMMHMMMHMMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMHHMMMMHHHHMMHMMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMM � 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, 1988 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 1988 Board 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/c7e69538188025d7e1678dd942ff13fb.pdf 1c27e5a3987178a39faec2ae7bef716b PDF Text Text THE 1988 FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK RACE CALENDAR These are the races that the club will focus on in 1988. Most are targeted to benefit the team in terms of the NYRRC point system, to boost our area-wide standing. Others have simply proven to be irresistible events. Please feel free to call Julie DeLaurier 212-757-4491 or Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 if you have any questions about this calendar. FEBRUARY Sun. 28 SNOWFLAKE 4 MILER Central Park MARCH Sun. 13 BROOKLYN HALF MARATHON Prospect Park APRIL Sat. 16 TREVIRA TWOSOME (10M or 2M) Central Park MAY Sun. 29 JAVITS CENTER PENTATHON SK 11th Ave./37 St. JUNE Sat. 18 CLUB TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP (SM) Central Park Sat. 25 GAY PRIDE RUN!!! (5M) Central Park Sun. 10 NEW YORK BENEFIT RUN (4M) Central Park Sun. 17 TITICUS ROAD RACE (7M or 2M) Purdy, New York AUGUST Sun. 21 HISPANIC HALF MARATHON Central Park SEPTEMBER Sun. 18 COLOMBIAN SELECT WOMEN'S 1/2 MARATHON Central Park Sun. 25 NYC MARATHON TUNE-UP (25K) Central Park Sun. 9 FRONT RUNNERS T&F INVITATIONAL Sun. 23 RUN TO END HUNGER (lOK) Prospect Park sun. 6 NEW YORK CITY MARATHON New York City Thurs. 24 TURKEY TROT (5M) Prospect Park Sun. 4 WINTER SERIES 10K Central Park JULY OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER And now a few reminders from your race captains: 1. WEAR YOUR FRONT RUNNER SINGLET WHEN YOU RACE! Get sideline cheers from your teammates, look sharp, and give your team a proud presence. 2. On race entries, enter your team as "Front Runners NY" or NYRRC can't send us your results and we won't be able to include you in our race results. 3. For non-NYRRC races, you must mail or call in your results to Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 or Julie DeLaurier 212-757-4491 by the 15th of each month in order to get them into the newsletter. 4. Join NYRRC if you haven't already. You'll automatically receive all NYRRC race applications, get discounted race fees, an annual computerized record of your race performance, and more. This calendar is subject to change .due to acts of God or whims of the NYRRC. � 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, 1988 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 1988 FRNY Race Calendar 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/9642a0dee086dae20d6505f3e9ab8b31.pdf 33f7f6e6152a7b7123b1a1d5972ee419 PDF Text Text J iVlA S. ,.; April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME WORK HOME NAME ------------- --------------- ------------------- ------------------------) ( (212) 749-0638 Lee Abbey Adam Agosto Aguilera Ahern Allen Antonicci Archibald Bailey Banta Barker Barroso Barton Beaky Beenhouwer Behan Beigel Beito Bell Berger Berliner Bijesse Blacklock Blackwell Bloomberg Blum Boehnlein Boily Boneau Borden Bordua Botwinick Boyden Bradley Brandeau Brettell Brins Bristol Brueland Brunner Bryan Buckheit Buckley Burgett Burkhart Burr Butwell Caldwell Caleb Campbell Carlos Carson August Steve Mickey Kathleen Mary Joy Marie Robert Nan P. Ruth G. Patrick Candido Elizabeth Lenore William J. John H. Annie Paul M. Debbie Barbara Inger-Johanne Kenneth (011-81-3) 440-2754 (201) 795-1168 (212) 315-3051 (212) 427-6381 (212) 645-3176 (718) 438-6838 (201) 933-9138 (718) 622-9132 (718) 499-1681 (212) 787-6265 (718) 626-7049 (212) 866-5065 (212) 874-7066 (212) 866-9584 (212) 787-5379 (212) 724-2089 (212) 864-5207 (212) 864-5153 (718) 622-4208 (011) 47-64-18145 (212) 691-3411 Burton Robert Rodney Philip Perry Michael Peter Mary V. John C. Leo Claudia Tom Philip Peter Rita J. John H. R. 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April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME ------------- --------------- ------------------) ( David Casey Cato Checkan Cheng Chirichella Clark Clinkenbeard Cloud Collins Colon Cook Cooper Corey Cosme Cowing Cracovia Cranz Criscione Cullen Curry Cuttita, P.T. Czajka Dace Danilowitz Davis Daykin III De Nardo De Stefano Dec Del Monte DeLaurier Delves DeMarco Denby Dennis DeWitt DiStasio Dixon-Gray Dolan Dryden Dunlap Dunn Earley Edwards Eenigenburg Elliott Ely Encarnacion Eng Epstein Evans Fajardo Faletto WORK HOME NAME Wayne ~. Donna M. Lissette Mary Ann Linda Jeff Travis Bob Frank Jacqueline Tom (212) (718) (201) (718) (212) (212) (718) (212) (212) (718) (212) Michael Anne Gene Michael Thomas C. Damon C. Joseph Shawn Andy Denise James V. Milton Anthony Jonathan Lisa Frank W. Fran Diane Patricia Daniel v. Julie John Dennis Craig James W. Rocki-Lee Daniel Will Bill Bruce w. Julie Stephen K. Richard J. Charles s. Susan Dan Stanley E. Nicole Richard Alexandra Rachel Edwin Gai·l (212) 966-3642 (718) 768-3038 (212) 645-6251 (212) 496-7602 (212) 732-3612 (212) 228-9680 (718) 965-9081 (718) 857-3010 (201) 432-6896 (212) 889-3078 (212) 988-5133 (212) 673-5093 ( 0 3) 230752 (212) 517-7936 (212) 246-8403 ( 718) 672-0047 ( 534-4163 932-1590 866-1234 445-3405 213-3148 580-1687 768-2952 246-5791 249-0507 522-5145 535-7570 ) (212) (212) (212) ( 201) (212) (718) (212) (212) (201) (516) (212) (914) (718) (212) (212) (315) (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (718) (201) 529-3512 496-7662 757-4491 461-6598 749-1181 896-5141 696-9720 662-9561 653-6826 868-7308 595-3216 631-8347 788-6072 989-0853 489-3946 637-3729 965-9032 674-4033 744-3497 769-2031 675-0767 436-7232 674-0374 896-0789 437-1438 PAGE 2 -----------~------------- ) ) ) ( ) (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) ( 212) (212) 445-3405 975-3359 421-4000 226-2291 620-0522 678-2600 267-5309 490-9000 (212) (718) ( 212) (212) (212) 902-6405 768-3038 210-4781 972-6161 725-7172 X 773 ) ( (718) 699-3664 ) ( (212) 241-6646 (212) 316-7739 (212) 777-7800 ( ( ) ) (212) 517-7936 (212) 246-8402 ( ( .) ) (212) 952-2158 (212) 496-7662 ( ) (212) (212) (718) (212) ( ( ) ) ( 212) (212) (914) (212) ( 212) (212) (315) ( 719-6065 406-8128 565-3067 686-3939 815-3051 920-5445 631-1559 621-1699 790-7909 870-1755 472-4521 ) (212) 715-1935 ( ( ) ) {212) ( 212) ( 212) (212) ( ) 840-1234 - svc. 903-7841 475-6500 X 313 903-6597 �April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME 797-9145 410-0598 489-1549 477-4247 684-1539 267-4105 874-1388 875-2008 596-3426 666-5353 788-1935 745-2524 281-6625 685-5422 779-7478 627-5079 864-3414 278-2635 299-2879 255-2314 262-3226 779-4552 362-0419 496-7618 695-8237 989-8252 639-2119 Farrey Fay Feinberg Fier Fleming Flynn Foster Franco Fraser Frey Friedman Frieman Furlonge Gabel Gallagher Gallo, Jr. Galloway Genz George Gerben Giles Gillespie Glass Golden Gomez Gonzalez Edward H. George David B. David William L. Jeffrey W. Susan Joe B. Alleyne B. Howard Michelle Christopher Claudette Harold Joseph J. R. Alfred M. Robert Julie Anne Velma Steve Tom Kevin F. Joel Nickie L. Lucas Manuel Nelson (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (617) (212) (718) (718) (212) (718) (718) (212) (212) (212) (516) (212) (914) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) Graham John F. Lee Lewis (201) 861-7442 (215) 732-4266 (718) 230-5956 Grall Greenstein Greer Gundersen Gunn Gursch Gutierrez Hacker Hagen Haines Hamblin Hamilton Hannaway Harper Harrington Hearn Hennessey Hickes Hill John G. Steven Sandra Lawrence R. Robert W. Arthur A. Ernie "Tito" Randi Margaret R. Kirk Ron Richard (Dick) Michael J. Tony Robbie Andrew Patrick Andy (718) (212) (718) (718) (212) (212) (617) (212) (212) (718) (201) (212) (212) (202) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) Hillman Hla Holloway Hudson Jay David Kyaw Tha Robert Vicki WORK HOME NAME ( ) (212) 650-5477 ( ) (212) 998-2338 ( ) (617) 787-3390 X 113 (212) 874-1388 (212) 678-3882 ( ) (212) ( 516) (212) (212) ( ) (212) (516) (212) (203) (212) ( ( 944-1410 433-3700 480-5715 614-6473 530-6196 741-0728 830-5008 797-7999 466-8739 ) ) (718) (212) (212) (212) ( 212) (212) 779 ... 4552 360-7780 690-4224 219-6944 561-3040 262-4630 ( 201) 860-2863 NYC# (212) 355-5396 (212) 692-4041 789-0896 673-6042 788-3387 789-2938 580-5931 254-5749 350-7899 595-7275 569-0313 768-4615 440-6053 580-9437 929-0849 234-0753 627-2284 799-7439 683-7088 475-7510 595-0128 (212) 504-6353 (212) 988-5705 ( 718) 2 7 4-7 019 (212) 580-1687 (212) 564-1385 (212) 421-4000 (718) 875-7876 (914) 762-1513 (212) 477-3030 PAGE 3 ( ) (212) (212) (212) (617) (212) (212) ( ( ( ( ( ( 340-0868 595-9573 382-1070 725-4408 595-3456 770-5868 ) ) ) ) ) ) (914) 948-1500 (212) 683-6470 (212) 206-7825 ( ( ) ) �April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME WORK HOME NAME ------------- --------------- ------------------(212) 249-5495 Hyde Brad --------------~---------- (212) 877-7758 Kenneth J. (212) 989-0853 Joel Tina Michael Gail D. Rosie Arthur Thomas (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (212) Jones Chet Robert (201) 866-7131 (718) 789-7320 (212) 584-9000 X 1945 (212) 207-7040 Joraanstad Jorgensen Joseph Judson Juel Kales Karaban Karangelen Kates Katz Kelley Kelly Dan Erik Anne Pieter M. Gordon A. Matthew D. Jeffrey Wanda Bernard Jill Gary E. Desmond Paul G. (201) (718) (718) (212) (914) (516) (212) (212) (718) (718) (718) (804) ( 212) 871-8766 429-6011 788-1083 222-5727 949-3724 482-0589 496-9225 882-4537 965-1413 788-5936 737-9777 353-3724 254-9740 (201) 592-3007 (212) 645-1130 Julie Howard L. Andrew John Marty Harry Ronald Kath Connie David Roksana John Patricia Sheldon Kathy A. (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (415) (212) (718) (212) (516) (203) (212) (212) ( 212) 666-0004 873-0517 582-6604 686-6797 861-1135 337-3259 325-8216 242-2400 768-.3038 496-9225 437-9656 522-7253 988-6181 242-1423 472-3328 Ifcher Isselbacher Jacobs Jaffer Jakob Johnson Kelm Kessler Khoo Kiley King Kingsley Kirch em Klein Knapp Koch Korchynsky Koulos Kuharic Kutnick Kuzmin 678.,-4386 316-0065 222-5744 477-4203 282-9785 242-2750 927-1249 PAGE 4 ( ) (212) (212) (212) (718) (718) (212) ( ( ) ) (212) (212) (516) (212) ( 815-3708 582-9100 883-1986 225-5808 ) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (415) (212) (718) ( 998-8624 664-5737 829-8444 213-3333 ) (212) (212) (212) (804) ( 753-8000 972-7040 691-5722 935-4154 282-9785 242-2750 472-6114 431-7820 888-7575 685-5833 678-2600 952-6635 856-6771 522-1153 768-2823 ) (516) 574-1723 (203) 679-2570 (212) 439-2198 ( ) (212) 395-6203 �April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME NAME WORK HOME --------------- --------------Mark Lanaghan ---------------- -----------------------(212) 669-2072 (212) 689-4877 Lane Laws Leigh Leighton Leiman Levine Levitan Levy Leykamm Lipps Lipscomb Livingston Logan Lonsdale Lott, MD Lucon Machado Mahle Mahony Mallard Marcus Maroni Martin Martinez Matwiow Mauser McBride McCabe McCown McGreal Mcintyre McKenzie McKinney McLoughlin McMahon McNair McPherson Menendez Meola Midensky Minkler Minter Min thorn Mirro Mitchell Monti Moore More Bob Brandon Dawn David Jesse Sandra Barbara Barbara Ann Frank Gary Carolyn Jon Dave Ashley Michael H. Leonora Robert L. Jerry Kevin David E. Eric Midge Ken Paul M. Paul Frank John Peter T. Edna Bryan Gerald A. Nancy Kevin James J. Mike B. Martin Michael J. George R. Tony Mark Leslie James F. Peter James Glen Mario F. Susan Muriel Stan (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (718) (212) (415) (212) (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (201) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (718) (607) (212) (212) (718) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (914) (212) (718) (212) (212) (212) (203) (315) (516) 627-3769 243-8368 857-2215 877-8913 666-6573 362-2838 249-0212 787-2698 957-8351 889-6252 586-4532 349-2429 799-4009 924-7182 389-3189 874-6916 859-2244 583-2053 874-6916 873-5242 446-2359 496-2729 254-2677 929-4370 877-3541 864-4104 246-4786 776-9396 942-3929 335-8144 995-1505 206-1035 529-3554 261-6731 637-8974 293-3744 Morgenstern Moriarty Morris Michael Patrick J. 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Warren Jeffrey Charles Lorin Jim Charles Bob Alan Jerry Willie (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) (212) (212) (809) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) ( 315) (212) 675-2589 244-6497 645-0782 965-4187 595-6213 982-4522 496-2729 772-0774 316-0065 765-1130 477-1595 995-9392 242-4598 689-1873 529-2867 457-7094 942-4109 (212) 123-4725 Michael Linda Liz a Susan Chris (212) (212) (718) (212) (718) 360-1946 477-6129 788-5936 734-3004 263-0509 Seltzer Semer Serio Shereda Sherrill Shuttleworth Sick Singer Singleton Sivin Sklamberg Skofield Skowron Sloboda Smeal Smith Smithwick Smukler Somers Sortino Spengler ( ) PAGE 3 ( ( ) ) (212) ( 212) ( ( ( ) ) ) (212) ( ) (212) (201) ( ( 96-6602 95-8585 I ~30-8499 ~22-3766 73-2242 ) ) (212) Jl9-5000 (212) ~89-6798 ( (212) (212) ( 60-2193 60-6861 ) (212) ( 56-6967 ) 10-3621 ) (201) ( ) ( 07-7624 ) (201) ( 212) (212) ( ) (809) (212) ( ) (212) ( ) ( 212) (212) (212) ( 72-2780 57-9566 ) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) ( 61-2154 72-5500 47-0515 ) 19-2990 57-8301 (am only) 84-1436 03-9536 09-1492 ~04-1333 i 77-6129 31-8990 87-5315 �April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME NAME WORK HOME --------------- --------------Judy Spina ---------------(718) 871-2326 Spitzer Sprick Sproul Sprouse Stark Stevenson Stewart Storch Straus Stuart Sunico Teich Tepper Tevlin Thomas Julie K. Dennis M. Bob David o. Nina Neil Kate T. J. Joseph F. Jan Rena to Carl Michael R. Michael Andy Wynn P. (718) (914) (201) (212) (212) (212) (201) ( 201) (212) (212) (203) (212) (212) (201) (212) (212) Todd Travis Tronto Truszkowski Tunnell Turner Untermeyer Valerie Van Dyk Vasios Vayda Veale Vega Vicic Vigoureux Vitelli Vizena Vladich Wackstein Waffle Waks Walker Wall Wallace Weinstock Weir Welch Wendell Wert Whelan White Whitehouse Whooley Wilson Winer Wintemute Winters Caron Paul Joan Thomas Gil Randy Lee s. Gregory Steve Alexa Richard J. Michael R. Wilfredo A. Bill Jeannette M. Carol A. Steven Bill Nancy George Albert Richard D. Edward M. Steven G. Steve David John s. Joyce Adrienne M. James H. Debra Firth John Alvin Anthony Robert Lynn A. 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April-FRONT RUNNERS NY-1988 NAME WORK HOME NAME --------------- --------------- ---------------- -----------------------(212) 533-2134 (212) 533-2134 Kathy Wood Wynne Yeary Yost Zacuto Zand Zanolli Zelenak Zox Christopher Steven M. Maynard Mickey Morris Carl Guy Holly (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (212) (718) (212) 722-6375 879-4708 787-2367 674-8225 877-8026 929-7168 278-8280 777-6834 PAGE 5 (718) 263-1587 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ) ) ) ) ) ) ) � 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, 1988 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 April 1988 FRNY Member phone numbers 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/ff2687d54d2c96885e388b482d123f3d.pdf 196c4968910ad0848c1c61ab806ad443 PDF Text Text 511 This is to certify that the FRONT RUNNERS NY having duly qualified with the Laws of The Athletics Congress, is entitled to all the benefits and privileges of Active Membership in the METROPOLITA~ ASSOCIATION of The Athletics Congress of the USA. ,___ 3 .._~ Expiration Date ~12 -~1 - &"""8'------ ~e. ~ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR : TAC/USA CERTIFICATE NO. 14 2 3 9 ctrvJ~ 1 PRESIDENT: TAC/USA 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, 1988 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, 1988 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/aa91d1127837255c80a499a283ba4284.pdf d76ac9026562c32dd24baaffd4774b2e PDF Text Text DANC~ UECEMBEIR t~ ~-~:31JFM ~UffET AT ~TH . StU~ StZ AT J)()IJJR • U:R EEKEfiT f~ I' 'tiit ~I' � 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, 1988 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 Annual FRNY 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/b0192312e2da669768e884068751b8c5.pdf 0f193d44bbbd1ac0bb750f036615f57d PDF Text Text The Dance Committee of the Lesbian & Gay Community Services Center presents january 9, 1988 Saturday 9PM -lAM co-sponsored with Front Runners New York $8.00 at door. $6.00 with this flyer, Center Membership Card, Sr. Citizen or Student ID. D.J. - Mark Albano Cash Bar Separate Juice Bar A Free Drink Between 9 - 10PM Participating O r g a n i z a t i o n - - - - - - - - . The Center - 208 W. 13th St., NYC (212) 620-7310 � 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, 1988 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 Dance at Gay Center co-sponsored by FRNY [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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/38c9aa2f9b1f6118c87cd4ff1caff092.pdf 16d1cc4611b9698ba2d4569ce71c8a67 PDF Text Text ~The National Governing Body for Athletics in the United States Athletics Congress of the lJSA 200 South Copitol Avenue, Suite 140. Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 (317) 638-9155 Coble Address: ATHCONGRSS IND • Telex 27-332 Please reply to: THE ATHLETICS CONGRESS/USA P.O. Box 120 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-0120 TO: TAC/USA Member Clubs FROM: Ollan SUBJECT: ~ 1988 Club Membership Benefits c. Cassell, Executive Director (_f}jJ)/!Jd. ~@.&~ L.t!.._{?:J We have received your 1988 application for club membership in The Athletics Congress from your local association. And although many of you have been club members of TAC/USA in the past, some clubs are joining for the first time. Therefore, we will detail the benefits of club membership in The Athletics Congress on the National Level. First, the club receives a copy of the 1988 Directory and the 1988 Competition Rules for Athletics. These books are shipped under separate cover. The club also receives a subscription to TAC's newsletter, The Record and Track Technique. Enclosed with this letter is your club certificate. The number on the certificate is a control number for the National Office purposes and is not your club number. Your club number is assigned by your Association and if you have any questions regarding your club number, you should contact your Association. As a member club of The Athletics Congress, the club is a named insured on the Comprehensive General Liability policy owned by The Athletics Congress. If you would like to have more information on this policy, please request it in writing from the National Office. Your request should be on the club's letterhead and the certificate number should be on the letter. Also, if you want a certificate of insurance for club practices, you need to contact your Association. The fee for this certificate is $15.00. In addition to the above, many Associations have newsletters. You may wish to contact your Association regarding this. Should you have any further questions about your club's membership in The Athletics Congress, please contact the National Office at the above address or phone number. OCC:blf Enclosure .... President/Or. LeRoy Walker, 1208 Red Oak Avenue, Durham, N.C. 2n07• Executive VIce-President/Frank E. Greenberg, 1715 PSFS Building, 12 South 12th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 191 07 • Vice-President/Willie Banks, 2323 Bentley - #305, Los Angeles, CaiH. 90064 • Vice-President/Robert A. Bowman, 51 Chatsworth Court, Oakland, Calif. 94611 • Vlce-Presldenlf Barbara Palm, 229 MI. Hope Drive, Albany, N.Y. 12202• Secretaty!Dr. Nell C. Jackson, West Gym, SUNY-Binghamton, Binghamton, N.Y. 13901• Treasurer/Steve Bosley, P.O. Box 9032, Boulder, Colo., 80301 NATIONAL OFFICERS � 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, 1988 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 Atletics congress of the USA letter 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/ec59addcb12bb2f9ccdcb936942a6a97.pdf c4c40db1cac386724db713bc9b4bace3 PDF Text Text The Dance Committee of the Lesbian & Gay Community Services Center presents A Gay & lesbian co-sponsored with Front Runners New York October 8, 1988 9PM - lAM Saturday D.J.- Jerry Armstrong $8.00 at door. $6.00 with this flyer, Center Membership Card, Sr. Citizen or Student ID. • Cash Bar Separate Juice Bar A Free Drink Between 9 - 10PM The Center - 208 W. 13th St., NYC (212) 620-7310 � 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, 1988 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 Dance party at Gay center co-sponsored by FRNY [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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/0809ba10242bb7097bf0d08b469c00b0.pdf 215a70a883600760b704f29132af8d82 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014 .MAIL ORDER FORM Front Runners NY offers a variety of merchandise for sale to members and friends, which are usually available at runs and club events. If you prefer to order by mail, please complete and return this order form. For any information, call 212 724-9700. A X 0 \':2._ · -' I ITEM s k H L PRICE M DESCRIPTION A Racing Singlet ( FRNY members only) $6.00 Gray, 50/50, racing logo in black & magenta. Sizes: S,M,L B Pullover Sweatshirt with Hood 15.00 Gray, 50/50, running lambda logo in white. Sizes: S,M,L,XL c Official T-Shirt 8.00 Gray, 50/50, running lambda logo in red. Sizes: S,M,L D Zippered Unlined windbreaker (FRNY members only) E Official Tank Top 6.00 White, 10~/o cotton, running lambda logo in red. Sizes: S,M,L F Grid T-Shirt 8.00 Raspberry, 50/50, grid design in yellow, purple & black. Sizes: S,M,L G Grid T-Shirt 8.00 Turquoise, same design as raspberry. H Zippered Sweatshirt with Hood 16.00 Gray, 50/50, running lambda logo in white on front & back. sizes: S,H,L,XL I Long Sleeve Shirt 15.00 Gray, 100% cotton, in black & magenta, Front Runners ~~ on left sleeve. Sizes: S,M,L,XL J Hs Liberty T-Shirt 10 . 00 38.00 Gray, cotton/poly blend, racing logo in black & magenta on front & back. Sizes: women's S,M,L Men's S ,M,L,XL Black, 50/50, in violet , green, blue Sizes: S,M,L & Yt!llow. �ITEM PRICE DESCRIPTI ON i\ Running Shorts $16.00 (FRNY members only) Black, nylon, racing logo in gray & magenta. Sizes: Women's S,M,L Ments S ,M,L L Muscle T-Shirt 10.00 Yellow, 50/50, in black, purple & green. Sizes: S,M,L M T-Shirt 10.00 Ice green, 50/SO, in gold, purple & green. Sizes: S,M,L 30.00 Black, magenta & gray, stretch nylon, Front Runners NY in black on right leg. Sizes: XS,S,M (they run large) X Tights z Summer Racing Singlet 16.00 (FRNY members only) ITEM SIZE QUANTITY x Gray nylon top, white wick-ligh t poly cotton bottom panel, racing logo in black & magenta. Sizes: women's S,M,L Men's S,M,L,XL (they run small) PRICE TOTAL TOTAL PRICE OF ITEMS POSTAGE: Add $1.50 Add $2.50 ~ ~ shirt or short sweatshir t TOTAL DUE Please make your remittanc e payable to Front Runners NY and mail it, along with this order form, to the club address. Thank you for your order. PLEASE PRINT Name ________~--------------------------------Address __________ __________ __________ __________ City__________ __________ __________ __State__________ ____ Telephone __________ __________ ___________ Date __________ __________ _______ ~ZIP _________ ____ � 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, 1988 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 Merchandise Mail 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/b2c3bb429a4b2ee4822c6ca7e98d6e92.pdf eb7b142ec22351a37dd546db8a361db2 PDF Text Text i FRONT RUNNERS ~~~~======~~~-~~~~~~~~=-~ ANNUAL .... Saturday Dec. 17th s R A C K ~DI o·o 539 1V. 19th St. . \ ... ¢=J 8- 10 pm T .. uu 0 0 ~ .... 0 0 � 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, 1988 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 Annual Holiday 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/e70808147f2225b717f314dd727a941e.pdf 27aff41ebe6960d540870e8fb87abe45 PDF Text Text INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL Sunday, October 9, 1988 Registration and Check-in Open: 9:00am Events Begin: 10:00am Downing Stadium , Randalls Island, New York City EQUIPMENT: You are responsible for bringing your own relay baton. shot, javelin, discus, and racing shoes. Pin or needle spikes, rac ing flats, and running shoes are acceptable. 1/4' and 3/8' spikes are NOT allowed . ENTRY FEES: $4 per individual event, up to September 15. After that date, $6 per individual event. $8 per relay event, payable on day of meet. Entries are payable in U.S. dollars only. Mail entry form and check for individual events, payable to: International Frontrunners, Box 363 VIllage Station, New York, NY 10014. Your cancelled check is your receipt. There will be no confirmation of your acceptance. ENTRY DEADLINE: ELIGIBILITY: Although post entries will be allowed , please mail in your registration by September 15, 1988. Open to Frontrunners and invited guests 18 years and older. REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN: Registration and check-in will be open throughout the day. All athletes must obtain and wear official labels for the events in which they are registered . Athletes who are not registered for a given event and are not wearing a label for that event will be disqualified. Athletes will be called by the announcer for check-in prior to their event. AWARDS: First, second, and third place medals for men and women in the following age catego ries for individual events: 18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50 and over. In relay events, cumulative ages of team members: 159 and under, 160 and over. FACILITIES: Shower and changing facilities are available. DIRECTIONS: By subway and bus: Uptown subway 4, 5, or 6 to 125th Street; take M-35 bus to Randalls Island. By car: From the south, take FOR Drive to Triborough Bridge, at toll plaza follow signs to Downing Stadium , Randal Is Island . From the north , take the New England Thruway to the Bruckner Expressway to the Triborough Bridge, then as above. From the west, take the Major Deegan Expressway to the Triborough Bridge, then as above. International Frontrunners Convention registrants will receive specific information in their Convention registration packets regarding special transportation arrangements to and from Randalls Island . FURTHER INFORMATION: Call Convention Coordinators Richard Walker at (212) 691-0687 or TJ Storch at (201) 659-6542 from 5:30pm to 11 :00pm , Eastern time. CUT HERE ENTRY FORM In consideration of your accepting this entry, I the unders1gned , intending to be legally bound, hereby, for myself, my he~rs, executors and administrators, wa1ve and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against the International Frontrunners Convention, any member Front Runner club. the City of New York, the Department of Parks and Recreation, and any and all sponsors and their representatives, successors, and assigns for any inju ries suffered by me in said event. I attest and verify that I will participate in this event as an athletic entrant, that I am physically fit and have sufficiently trained for the completion of this event. and my physical condition has been verified by a licensed Medical Doctor. Further, I hereby grant full permission to any and all the foregoing to use any photographs, videotapes, motion pictures. recordings, or any other record of this event for any legitimate purpose. SIGNATURE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D A T E - - - - - - - - - - INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL OCTOBER 1988 NEW YORK �INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL Sunday, October 9, 1988 Registration and Check-in Open: 9:00am Events Begin: 10:00am Downing Stadium, Randalls Island, New York City ORDER OF EVENTS: 10,000 Meters 4 x 200 Meter Mixed Sex Relay (2 women, 2 men) BOO Meters 400 Meters - Trials Javelin 100 Meters- Trials Discus Long Jump Shot Put High Jump 1500 Meters 100 Meters- Finals 400 Meters - Finals 5000 Meters 200 Meters - Trials 1500 Meters- Racewalking 200 Meters - Finals 4 x 100 Meter Relay 4 x 400 Meter Relay Certified, TAG-sanctioned event; TAC rules and regulations apply. With the cooperation of the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation: Edward /. Koch, Mayor; Henry J. Stern, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation. In a given event. women's heats will be run first. and age-group heats will be run from younger to older. However, meet coordinators reserve the right to combine heats as necessary. In case there are insufficient numbers of athletes to require trials. the event will be run at the time of th.e final , according to TAC rules. All deci· sions of the meet director are final. CUT HERE ENTRY FORM Last N a m e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - First N a m e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Club Affiliation, if a n y - - - - - - Sex M F Age on race day _ _ _ _ _ _ Birthdate - - - - - - Address (Include Apt. No. and/or c / o ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phone Number _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~-------City/State/Country (if not USA) Zip or Postal C o d e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TACNumber: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Indicate the Individual events in which you wish to register: 1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $4 2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $4 (After September 15, the entry fee is $6 per individual event.) 3. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $4 4. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $4 5. --------------- --------------- --------------- -------- $4 Total (Make check payable to International Frontrunners) Relay event registration will take place on the day of the track meet. The registration fee is $8 per relay team per event. NOTE: ENTRY FORM NOT VALID UNLESS BOTH SIDES ARE COMPLETED No Refunds or Transfers � 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, 1988 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 International Frontrunners Track & Field Invitational 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/bc524efcd61b776ae479a595ecf4637e.pdf 774a2f99ebb5989288cae88c2c017dac PDF Text Text INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS CONFERENCE 'Strengthening The Spirit' REGISTRATION INFORMATION The collective group of Frontrunners clubs throughout the world are proud to sponsor the first International Frontrunners Convention on October 7-10, 1988, in New York City. The Convention will consist of one day of conference sessions on runn ing- and club-related topics, one day of track and field competition, and one day of leisurely running and social activities. We hope to see you there! INSTRUCTIONS To register for housing and for the conference sessions of the convention, complete all information on the Registration and Housing form attached. To register for the track and field competition , complete the separate 'International Frontrunners Track & Field Invitational' form . The fee to attend the conference is $25 ($30 for entries postmarked after September 15), which includes a box lunch and a !-shirt. Track and field fees are $4 per individual event and $8 per team event. After September 15, the entry fee for individual events will be $6. Return the registration and housing form , as well as the track & field entry form to: International Frontrunners Convention , P.O. Box 363, Village Station , New York, NY 10014. Make your check or money order payable to: International Frontrunners Convention. You may pay both the conference registration and the track and field entry fee with one check. If you have any questions, call Richard Walker at (212) 691-0687 or TJ Storch at (201) 659-6542. CONFERENCE SESSIONS You will have the opportunity to attend four (4) of the concurrent sessions offered during the conference. Each session will be approximately 45 minutes in length . From the list attached, indicate on your registration form wh ich four (4) sessions you wish to attend. Also, please choose two (2) altematives just in case we can't accommodate your preferred selections. In addition, there will be two plenary sessions that will cover the various clubs' activities, participation in Gay Games Ill, a parade of running gear, and a description of what's ahead for International Frontrunners. Your registration form should be in New York by September 30, at the latest. HOUSING Front Runners New York will attempt to house with its members the first 100 registrants for the International Frontrunners Convention. We have asked our members to house IFR registrants beginning on Friday, October 7, and ending on Monday, October 10. If you wish to stay longer in NYC, please make your own arrangements for the dates other than October 7-10. You will be notified by mail or phone of your host's name, address, and telephone numbers. Alternatively, you may want to stay in one of the hotels or guest houses listed later in this registration packet. If you do not yet have your transportation information , please send in your Housing request form anyway. Provide your arrival information to us as soon as possible so that your host will know at what time to expect you. Housing forms must be received in New York by September 15. After that date, we cannot assure that a Front Runner New York host will be available. Note: You must be a Conference attendee (or the companion of an attendee) to be hosted by FRNY. SESSION DESCRIPTIONS 101 In for the Long Run-Marathon Training and Performance. Whether il's your first or your fiftieth marathon , you 'll benefit from experienced training tips. This session will cover race selection, setting a real istic training schedule, diet, psychological preparation , racing strategy, overcoming the 'wall ,' and recovery. 102 The Tortoise and the Hare-Racing Strategy. This class covers strategies from track events to a half-marathon . Topics will include training , diet , hydration , starting line positioning, positive affirmations, speed/distance strategies, overcoming fatigue, psychology of racing, finish line 'kick,' and recovery. 103 Pounds of Prevention and Pounds of Cure. This must-attend session is on injury prevention and treatment. We'll cover procedures for reduc ing your chances of injury, early warning danger signals, preliminary self-diagnosis, home treatments, recognizing when a doctor is needed, choosing the right d octor, physi cai therapy, and reiurr~ i ng to the road. 104 Up and Down, Real Fast-Speed and Hills. Learn how to speed up your running through self-coaching, ' buddy' running , track techniques, and teamworkouts. If anything but a flat surface feels like 'Heartbreak Hill' to you, this class will give you techniques for running up and down those hills. 105 Crisis Management-Club Response to AIDS. This panel discussion will first focus on deciding whether or not to establish special response groups within the club. If a group is established , what should they do? How much or how little will they duplicate social services groups and AIDS support groups? Do you help the 'worried well'? What about AIDS fundraising? What are the women's roles in dealing with AIDS? Members from FR clubs across the country will describe their group's strategies. 106 Women's Issues-For Women Only. Led by women for women, this session will cover issues such as speed vs. endurance capacity, the effect of intense training on hormone levels, runn ing during the menstrual cycle, running alone and self-defense, recruiting other women to run with FRs, and dealing with being the only woman at a fun run , as well as the personal issues brought for discussion by the attendees at this session . 107 Not for Women Only. Many clubs are enthusiastic about increasing the number of women who participate actively. This session will feature a panel from clubs with both successes and failures in regard to recru iting women . The objective of this session is to generate new strategies for integrating your club into one active, athletic group-not two separate cliques under the FR name. 108 Here's the Rub-Sports Massage. This 'hands-on' session will show you how to relieve those tired aching feet-by yourself or with a partner. The therapeutic benefits of massage are enormous. You 'lllearn techniques to speed healing of injuries, to relax tension, and to just plain feel good. Bring shorts and a t-shirt for this session. 109 Fueling the Body-Nutrition for Runners. You know those french fries are not what the qoctor ordered , but do you know what you should be eating? We'll review the basics, including the definition of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates . . and what foods contain them . We'll cover watching ou cholesterol and percentage of body fat. Y 'll find out how to eat well and healthy at home and in restaurants-and we're not just talking alfalfa sprouts. What about special diets: vegetarian and macrobiotic, among others? As a runner, should I concentrate on one particular food group? How should my nutrition change during long-distance training? Should I 'carbo-load' one or two days (or both) before rac ing? Keep a detailed record (and we mean everything) of what you ate the week before this conference for analysis during this session. �110 Ready, Set . Stretch Before You Go. We talk and talk about stretching , yet how many of us actually do it? You 'lllearn what muscles are being stretcht's stretched w1th each particular exercise. and why 1 important to stretch particular muscles and muscle groups. We'll also cover a m1n1mum men so that your stretching time is reduced , without inv1ting injury. Come prepared to stretch ; wear loose clothing or runn ing gear. maximum benef1t reg1 techniques ght 111 Gym Dandy-We1 Training for Runners. Full body tone is as important for a runner as strong quadriceps. We'll cover weight tra ining you can do at home with little or no 'gym props.' A sports physiologist will demonstrate and oversee your participation in proper weight training tech n1ques. You 'll fi nd out why upper body strength can help in your running . You 'lllearn techniques for toning and techniques for bu ilding muscle for both th mass. You won't come out of th1s session w1 bulked -up biceps or rippled abdominals, but you 'll know how to get 'eml This session is designed men and women : wear loose clothing or running gear. clubs l 112 Ha1 to the Chiefs-Presidents' Forum . This session is for current, past, and future presidents, vice presidents, and coordinators of the local ideas for You 'll cover leadership issues, organizational development, planning activities, setting up and running effective committees, generating new the group, motivating and creat1ng enthusiasm, getting publicity for your club, and overcoming burn-out. You can talk about problems you 've encountered . and get wise and experienced advice from your fellow leaders. Come to this session with issues and questions; call on the collective expertise of your cohorts; bring samples of your club's newsletters, brochures, and publicity materials. 113 Files, Files, Files-Secretaries' Forum. Club secretaries will be able to discuss maintenance of membership records, files, minutes, and scrapbooks. You 'll discover 'helpful hints' from your fellow secretaries. Other topics will include interfacing your records with the newsletter mailings, ensuring membership renewal forms are sent out at the appropriate time, and verifying the accuracy of the club's records. you should 114 Years of Pounding the Pavement-Masters' Running. What is the effect of years of running on your body? Are there special precautions for take now that you ' re over 39? Should you be eating differently? Is there a point you should say, 'no more'? What are the particular training techniques masters? How can your club recruit more vets, masters, and seniors? 115 The Buck Starts Here. This brainstorming session is designed to generate ideas for raising funds for your club or your local gay and lesbian for community. You 'll hear how successful fund raisers worked-the 'secrets' of their success, the mechanics of staging such an event, and suggestions Be ready improvement. You 'll also hear about the ' flops,' when the club lost money-why did it happen, and what's to prevent it from happening again? to share your club's experiences in this lively panel discussion. will 116 The Three Dimensions of Movement. Craig Wern, licensed massage therapist and New York practitioner of Aston Patterning Technique~ about discuss how an awareness of the three-dimensionality of movement can improve running performance. The workshop will provide information all participants will posture and alignment, shoe selection and modification , and approaches to movement. Although practical concepts likely to benefit be covered, individualized therapeutic interventions will also be described as they apply to runners'·specific bodies and movement patterns. 117 A Day at the Races-Directing a Club-Sponsored Race. Many clubs sponsor a Gay Pride race or run . What does it take to produce a first-class it takes event? Race directors from the various clubs will discuss the procedures, the successes and failures, the new ideas, and the sheer people-power your to put on a race. Whether or not you 've been a race director before (and particularly if it's your or your club's first race event) , come armed with questions. working 118 International Frontrunners-Where Do We Go From Here? If you 're interested in helping to plan the next IFR event(s), please attend this of session . Participants in the 1987 IFR organizational meeting in Chicago are especially invited to come to this session. We'll discuss what types activities we'd like to sponsor, which club will host them, and when they should be held. a 119 The Fourth Estate-Publishing a Club Newsletter. Editors and staff of established club newsletters, as well as those clubs interested in starting newsletter, will benefit from this session. We'll cover editorial concept, gathering articles, types of articles in the various clubs' letters, typing, the proofreading, printing, distribution, insertion of photos, etc. Bring a copy of your club's most recent newsletters, and be prepared to discuss publishing process used in your club. wi nter 120 Button Up Your Overcoat-Cold Weather Running . Lead by members of Running Wilde, the gay and lesbian running club in Toronto (where your lungs is merely a state of mind-or is that state-of-the-art), this session will cover methods of dressing for cold weather running , fabrics, protecting in the Su n and other body parts, and water intake requirements, among other topics. It won't be long before there is a chill in the air (except for you clubs Belt) , so learn from our northern friends how to run and cope. HOTELS AND GUEST HOUSES If you wish to stay in a hotel or guest house during your visit to New York, we recommend the following establishments: Guest Houses Single Colonial House Inn , 318 West 22nd St. , (212) 243-9669. Newly renovated brownstone located in Chelsea. Shared bath ; continental breakfast. deposit $50, double $65, suite $80; all taxes included. Gay owned and operated; men and women welcome. Cash or traveler's cheques only. One-night requ ired. operated ; lncentra Village House, 32 Eighth Avenue (at 12th St .), (212) 206-0007. Private baths and kitchenettes. Double $85, quad $90. Gay owned and men and women welcome. Deposit charged to American Express, MasterCard, or Visa. YMCAS McBurney YMCA, 20? West 24th St. , (212) 741-9226. Single $24-28 ; males only. No credit cards; cash or traveler's cheques only with West Side YMCA, 5 West 63rd St. , (212) 787-4400. Single $29 without private bath , $44 with private bath ; double $43 w1thout pri vate bath , $52 Visa private bath (only three such rooms available) . Coed . One night's deposit required ; traveler's cheques, cash , money orders, MasterCard , and accepted. cash , Vanderbilt YMCA , 224 East 47th St., (212) 755-2410. Single $31, double $41 , triple $54. Coed . One night's deposit required; traveler's cheques, money orders, MasterCard, and Visa accepted. fac ing Mayflower Hotel , Central Park West and 61st St. , (212) 265-0060. Single $125 off the park, $150 facing the park; double $140 off the park , $175 the park. All major credit cards accepted . credit New York Hilton, Sixth Avenue at 53rd St. , (212) 586-7000 or (800) 445-8667. Single $155, $170 and $185; double $180, $195 and $210. All major cards accepted. double Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway at 41th St. , (212) 398-1900 or (BOO) 228-9290. Single $179 for Friday and Saturday nights, $210 for Sunday; $179 for Friday and Saturday night, $235 for Sunday. All major credit cards accepted. �NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM GENERAL INFORMATION '-'f/vt Sk:oFtE:-Lb 1 . N ame : ~~--------~---=~----------------~~~---------------------------------Last First N.,f- 1J Y. INC r-:-rzoA.>T ,!__ JJJI. . r' 2 . Frontrunner Cl u b : -~.....:....:------~;::...;:..;..;::~~..;!___.:_.:::..._t......,,____!.,;~=----- 3. sex: __....;__ L _____________ _ , A"' ....,=7 4. Home Add ress: ::----3 <-/ ___ . --'-__ _ ______ #.:. . ____:..__ -=-__....:....._ E / 1-f{.. S t--. s -__ J) - - - - - - - - - - .:.... r street NY City /0003 State/Province 5. Phone Numbers: ( 2 {2 ) Zip/Postal Code Cf9 J.. ?3 9 2Home 6. T-Shirt Size: s Work 7. Diet( _ ..f:>Jonvegetarian~ Vegetarian 8. I wish to reg ister for the following sessions: Number Title 9. My alternative choices are: SESSION DISCUSSION LEADERS If you would be willing to lead or participate in a panel for one or more of thesessions, please indicate which one(s) below: Number Title Leader? Panel? MAILING INSTRUCTIONS Return this completed form with a check or money order for $25 for conference registration ($30 if postmarked after September 15) to: International Frontrunners Convention, PO. Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 1001 4. Be su re to include your housi ng and track & field entry fo rms as well . �OCTOBER 1988 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS CONFERENCE HOUSING FORM N ame : ~----------------------------------~~-----------------------------------F~ rst Lasr 2. Frontrunner Club: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. Sex: - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 HomeAddress : ~~----------------------------------------~--------------------------­ street ::; ty State/Provtnce z.o1Postal Code 5. Phone Numbers: _:_____...:.__-:-:------------Home Work GENERAL INFORMATION 1. I request housing from a member of Front Runners New Yo rk: 0 Yes 0 No (skip to 0 . 11) 2. If you wish to stay with a particular member of Front Runners New York, indicate his or her name: 3. If you wish to 'room' with a particular person from your (or another) club, indicate his or her name: 0 No 0 Yes 3a. Is this person your lover? (This question is necessary in case we must, due to space constraints, separate friends. It is not for match-making or homewrecking purposes.) 4. Arrival date: --------------------6. Arrival point: (Circle one) JFK Airport LaGuardia Airport Newa<k Airport Penn Station Grand Central Sta. By car By van Port Authority Bus Terminal 7. Departure date: ---------------- - 9. Departure point: (Circle one) 10. Special requirements? 5. Arrival time: --------------------- JFK 8. Departure time: ------------------- Airport LaGuardia Airport Newark Airport Penn Station Grand Central Sta. By car By van Port Authority Bus Termtnal (Language other than English, allergies, diet, PWA special needs, smoking spouse, accessibtlity for physically challenged, etc.) 11. If you are making your own housing arrangements, please indicate name of hotel or host, address, and phone number (so that we can contact you in case of emergency and include you in the Convention di rectory). A list of recommended hotels and guest houses appears in this registration packet. Hotel/host: ------------------------- ------------------------- ----------------------Address: ------------------------- -------------- ------------------------- ----------Phone: _________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ Return this completed form by September 15 to: International Frontrunners Convention , PO. Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. MAILING INSTRUCTIONS � 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, 1988 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 International Frontrunners Conference Registration information 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/bf7e38fc2b6441d04b4139dec5082577.pdf 94b588f1f158c2484ab3b4d0d0e0954a PDF Text Text SIXTH ANNUAL BENEFIT RUN Saturday, October 22, 19S8 at lOam TO THE SPONSOR: The SIXTH ANNUAL BENEFIT RUN is sponsored by Front Runners New York to raise money for organizations that provide various services to our lesbian and All money raised will be distributed to one or more of the gay community. that you or your runner select from the list below or to another organizations Your check should be made out DIRECTLY to the lesbian-gay organization. Your cancelled check is your receipt for purposes of tax deduction. organization. Please be as generous as possible. Your runner will collect his or her pledges from We invite you and your friends to bring a you soon following the benefit run. picnic lunch and join us at the Sheep Meadow directly after the benefit run. We look forward to seeing you there. Please gather as many sponsors as possible who will pledge a TO THE RUNNER: specific amount of money per mile that you run. Your distance multiplied by the Ask your friends, cosponsor's pledge will determine each sponsor's donation. workers, and relatives to pledge as much as possible, and pledge a contribution All contributions should be in the form of a check made payable directly yourself. to one of the organizations listed below or to another lesbian-gay service organization. The run will start at lOam at TAVERN ON THE GREEN (67th Street) in Central Park on Sat. Oct. 22. There is no distance requirement; the more you run, After the benefit run, weather the more you will raise for our community. permitting, we will picnic in Sheep Meadow, so bring your friends, sponsors and a Your bags will be watched while you run. If you cannot run October picnic lunch. 22, 1988 you can run on another day, providing that you let your sponsors and benefit run chairperson Donna L. Roberts know of your intentions. Please collect Checks should be made to the organization selected, NOT to FRONT pledges promptly. You can bring the checks to any FRNY function or mail them to FRNY. RUNNERS NY. Please DO NOT MAIL directly to the organizations. If you have any questions please See you at the Sixth Annual Benefit Run. feel free to call me at 718-857-2215. Donna L. Roberts. LIST OF SUGGESTED ORGANIZATIONS A. ST. MARK WOMEN'S COLLECTIVE, INC. B. PEOPLE WITH AIDS/NY C. GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH OF N.Y. D. PRIDE INSTITUTE (Alcoholic Treatment Center for the Lesbian & Gay Community located in Minnesota) E. NATIONAL COALITION OF BLACK LESBIAN AND GAYS F. LESBIAN AND GAY COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER G. RELIGIOUS GROUP (of your choice) H. TEAM NEW YORK for GAY GAMES III �... ' : - .. . .. • .... . ·. c SPONSOR SHEET- BENEFIT RUN .. RUNNER'S NAME .Telephone Sponsor's Name Pledge Per 'Mile X Org • Code Miles Total Run• Contribut ed . - ' ·-·- .. T.OTAL COLLECTED .. . - ·- - .. BRING THIS SHEET .TO THE RUN! -·-. . · ~ -~. .. -- ·. . .. ·- . .. . _ � 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, 1988 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 Sixth Annual Benefit Run 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/08e5100f76be01d460f6ac0f56fc12c7.pdf fe257be783b3d9b8e88e3ce63c621362 PDF Text Text . FKONT_ _ RUNNERS NY p~/ -=MEMBERSHIP MEET THE ---RUN - I - - - -- ---- - --- '"'- - - - Run · in Central Park! Prizes and Surprises! Bring Food-Picnic and Party on the Great Lawn SaturdayDate : May 21,1988 Time: 10:00 AM � 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, 1988 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/c5bddde411a5ec316af347d167466476.pdf 9d75b0e705da931eb794d6b9ddfda9cf PDF Text Text INTERNATIONAL FRONTRUNNERS CONFERENCE TOPIC INTEREST SURVEY During the weekend of October 7-10, 1988, the first convention of International Frontrunners will be held in New York. On Saturday, October 8, there will be a conference to discuss running and club-related topics. Each session will last approximately 50 minutes, and you will be able to attend four sessions during the conference. We want the sessions to meet your interests and concerns. Therefore, please help us be completing this short survey. Return your completed survey to Richard Walker or TJ Storch by May 15. 1. Rank each of the following topics according to your level of interst, with 1 being a high level of interest and 5 being little or no interest. Low High Interest Interest 4 5 1 2 3 Preparing for your first marathon [ [ Marathon training and performance Racing strategy [ [ Injury prevention and treatment ] Fundraising activities Organizing a club-sponsored race [ Speed work and hill work Public relations; outreach Track training and competition Club response to AIDS Women recruiting Beginner running tips Sponsoring beginner runner classes Hiring a coach Minority recruiting Sports massage (Continued) [ [ [ [ �1. (Continued) Low Interest High Interest 1 2 3 Newsletter preparation 5 ] Membership recordkeeping 4 ] Nutrition for runners Stretching exercises [ ] Triathlon training [ ] Weight training for runners 2. What are other topics you would like to see covered? 3. List the topics you would be willing to lead or to be involved in a panel discussion. If you're willing to be a discussion leader or panelist, please indicate your name and home phone number: Name: Home Phone: � 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, 1988 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 International Frontrunners Conference Topic Interest Survey 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/9d4759e9b531de81b2e75daa8b34fc74.pdf 158e7d993e702d570da2edcff3057694 PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS TRACK CLASSES August 29 to October 3, 1988 (6 weeks) Mondays at 6:45 pm Instructor: Cliff Pauling, Front Runner Coach CLASS OBJECTIVES This class is designed to prepare you for the International Front Runners Track and Field Invitational meet on October 9 to be held at Downing Stadium on Randalls Island. Events will range from 100 meters to 10 kilometers. Instruction will include starting (blocks and standing), form, technique, and strategy, as well as baton-passing in relays. Individualized critiques will be provided. Class will be divided into groups based upon competition distance. New runners will be provided with the basics in track running. EQUIPMENT All running will be performed in training shoes with a few opportunities to run in spiked running shoes. If you don't own spikes and intend to use them for the meet, purchase them at least two weeks before the end of the class in order to break them in properly. A set of starting blocks will be available together with batons used in the relays. CLASS LOCATION AND TIME Classes will be conducted every Monday from 6:45 pm to 7:45 pm for six weeks at the 6th Street track located on the east side of the East River Drive at 6th Street. There are no changing facilities, so come dressed to run. Since we want to spend our time qualitatively; allow time prior to the class for adequate stretching and warmup. CLASS FEE AND SIZE Class fee is $36.00 for the six week session. Please send this application (separated at the dotted line) and your check to: Front Runners NY, PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. Payment is required before the first class. Refunds will be given until September 4. No credit can be given towards future classes. A minimum of ten applicants is needed for the classes to be held, so pre-register before August 29. FOR MORE INFORMATION Clifford Pauling, FR coach (212) 231-4592 or Joe Criscione (718) 965-9081. --------------------------------~----------------------------------------------- APPLICATION Please check the distance at which you intend to compete and indicate you best time for that distance within the past two years. Circle your best distance. Event lOOm Time Event Time 1500m 5000m 200m ________ 400m -------- lO,OOOm 800m ________________ 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 for which I am registering. 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 NY, Inc, its officers, board of directors, and instructors. NAME: ADDRE~S~S-:-------------------------------------------------------- CITY: ZIP: __________ AGE: ____________ ---------------- PHONE-:~(-H~)============~~~~-(~W~)--- SIGNATURE: STATE: ______ Please send this application and your check for $36.00 Inc., PO Box 363, Village Station, New York, NY 10014. . 77 to: Front Runners NY, � 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, 1988 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 Track classes 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/9540ac6ed0b3a978124f1cff85551003.pdf d796428fdc09c41f4a6322c44d0dbfed PDF Text Text FRONT RUNNERS NY SPRING RUNNING CLASSES Thursday, March 24 to April 28, 1988 (six weeks) at 6:45 pm Instructor: Cliff Pauling, Front Runner Coach CLASS DESCRIPTION: Each class will be divided into three groups: 1. BEGINNER - Requirements: Pace of 9-12 minutes per mile during workouts. Run 8-15 miles per week. Curriculum: Emphasis on stretching and running form. Introduction to racing techniques. - Requirements: Pace of 7-9 minutes per mile during work2. INTERMEDIATE outs. Run 16-30 miles per week. Curriculum: Racing strategy, running form and techniques, speed development. 3. ADVANCED - Requirements: Pace of under 7 minutes per mile during workouts. Run 30-60 miles per week. CLASS OBJECTIVE: To provide guidance and training in six primary areas: (1) form, (2) speed, (3) endurance, (4) strength, (5) strategy and (6) goal setting. In addition, instruction in nutrition will be provided. CLASS TIME AND LOCATION: Classes will meet for six weeks on Thursday evenings at 6:45 pm. The initial class will meet at Tavern-on-the-Green (67 St. and Park Dr. W. in Central Park. A schedule of subsequent meeting places will be distributed during this first class. No changing facilities will be available, so come dressed to run. Bags may be checked at the YMCA, 5 W. 63 St. Participants will be responsible for stretching prior to class. MATERIALS: Each participant will receive a set of stretching exercises, weekly mileage guidelines, nutrition information and running tips. This will differ from that which was given out in previous classes. CLASS FEE AND SIZE: Class fee is $36.00 for the six week session. Payment is required before the first class. Refunds will be given until March 30, 1988. No credit can be given towards future classes. A minimum of ten (10) applicants is needed for the classes to be held, so register before March 24, 1988. FOR FURTHER INFORHATION: Cliff Pauling, Front Runner Coach (212) 231-4592 or Joe Criscione (718) 965-9081 --~-------------------------------- cut here ----------------------------------APPLICATION Please accept this application for enrollment in the following FRNY Running Class. (check your running level) ( ) Beginner ( ) Intermediate ( ) Advanced My goal is (specify distance and time): I wish to achieve it by (month or date and year): My current best distance and time is: In consideration of your accepting this application, I, the undersigned, certify that I am physically fit, having been examined by a licensed physician, to participate in the level of running class for which I am registering. 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 NY, Inc., its officers, board of directors and instructors. NAME: ADDRE~S~S-:-------------------------------------------------------------------------- CITY: STATE: ZIP: ( --~----------------AGE: _____________ PHONE-:~(~H-o_m_e~)~--~----------------~(W--ork) SIGNATURE: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please send this application and your check for $36.00 to: FRONT RUNNERS NY, INC., 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, 1988 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 Spring Running Classes 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/7507362c441c814cda152403a07676b3.pdf c763fcc0ce6f7c6b1d5dcc05e30091b7 PDF Text Text . . ul"'" ... ! ~ WED ,... THU i=PI l.: f l -4 FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORX -- Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 miles, your choice. sa t ur day runs are f 0 11 owe d by breakf as t a t J a son ' s ($1 so cover), 23 w. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner You may at the Sunlight, 57tb between Broadway & 8th Ave. leave your bag at the testaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call FRNY 212 724-9700. Il ~~ 1 8 :1 . Jw 14 J i ; I i5 '7 16 7:€10pn i ! Park:, I I 1" t I 12 .. ?.ir~: ~ ~·J. I . I ~ Statue g I :0: €1~3am C>:r: tr' ~.1 .po.· ~. h.l ;.:.t, ... 7'') I .I I C4-..;• ii.. !2:00pm Bo.?.rrj Planning r·,!tr; BrooK 1yn SPECIAL : 33 i: 4'=3 ... • ·.J it206 c~ntral P~rK, !;j, ~ St I17 I I18 l I ! ! j 8:0~3pm Pr~:,spec :4 3 E 11,J;3D 19 20 I F'rcispt?( t Park i.4e ·~ t 59 St I BUSINESS I t-lEETING , :35:3 ..... w .,., , #1106 I 25 1 2U I I 26 I I I i I I 13-1 I I I I I I C·Jl umbus 29 8 :t1 0pm F'r·o<:.pt'c t w. 59th St, Circ1~ ). I C>:ntra 1 l I ... 8rr:<crK l;vr: 7:00pm P~rit:, I . 28 27 ' I 122 3rd St, 9:80pm I l 8:00pm Pk, I I I I 21 c~ntr·-:tl ~~. .. 8r•jOk 1;.-n 7:90pm I t Par-k We·~t .... 3rd c~ J ... ' 59 I Board I 8:30~·m ~~~>?tin9, l j 15 1"1' 7: 30om RL~·l , I I 411 13 11 :t1eam I •.-<J. ··· r • :•.en t_,·~. 'I 1 •• 72nd <"'J. .:· \. k:?bst>:r· ! 110 i I' \ ; , I! I l Cirt:l~ ! I I Pr c~-:-pt?~: t P:t.rl< ~~Er-; t 3rd St, ,, 59th St Col1Jmb1JS I I 8:ttl1pm C>:n tn.l 1~J! !)~1 ;.m j;• un ~ :3 l. •..l. ?4th - C;~r.. hrk i;.Jest I I 3:-d St, Br C 1:>TI •C•K j I l 4~ IU 10 :\)t1am Ctantr-~.1 P.;.rk ~ \:J. I I 72nd. St., ~Jeb·: t er- 3t-!t.~IJ~ I i23 I l ! I P.:r~:, !.<,1, 72nd I" I- ~I.'' i,Jebs ter· St.jtue 130 I 1e:Bhm l Centr-a~ Par~: , w. ·!~ . I I l ,. ~nc I I '3t.' :,Je:nter· Statue EARLY FEBRUARY LOCATIONS -- Wednesday 2/3, Central Park at W. 59th St.; Saturday 2/6, Central Park at W. 72nd St.; Wednesday 2/10, Central Park at ! W. 59th St. l I I I I I I I 110n30am I Ctar~ tr· a 1 I I I I �February 1988 FRONT RUNNERS HEW YORK TUE WED THU MON SUN 1 2 3 4 7:89pm Central P.:.;;-1<' w. .59th St, Cell umbu 5 Ci r·cl e 7 8 g !8:00am ROTM: Bagei Run 181<, Ct-rrtr·a I Par·k * 14 7:88pm Central ParK, W. 59th St, Columbus Circle 15 16 ll:eeam Re:sie Ruiz tJalentine Marathon. See news. 22 II :&Bam !8:88am ROTI1: Snc!WflaKe 4Mi I er, Central Pari< * 23 2lJ 7:89pm Central Park, W. Reverse flffC t1arathon. See newsletter. 28 17 ?:eepm East River Run, 342 E 9th .St 9:80pm BUSINESS MEETING, :342 E 9th St, li4C ;; 21 10 59th St, Columbus Circlt 29 8:99pm Pr-•jspec t Park l;.)es t & 3rd St, Brooklyn FRI 5 SAT 6 6:88pm Hi 11 r·ose G~-nes ~ Madison Sq. SH news l tr·, !8:88am Centr-a! Park, w. ?2nd "'~ ~ ,J "' • Webst~r Stat•j e 11 12 8:88pm Pr·ospec t Par·k West & 3rd St, Brooklyn 18 19 8:88pm Pr·c•spect ParK West & 3rd St, Brooklyn 25 8:88pm Prospect Park Wut & 3rd St, Brook! yn 13 !0:89am Central PI<' ~J 72 St. !2:88pm BDa.r·d Mt>et ing, Jason ' s 20 !8:08am RIVERSIDE PK, W 72 St. 7:89pm NYRRC Awards Banquet, Sheraton Ctr 26 6:88pm Hobi I Games, Madison Sq. See newsletter. 27 !8:88am Central ParK, W. 72nd St., Webster Statue FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORI -- Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway & 8th Ave. You may leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 minutes before the runs. For information, call FRNY 212 724-9700. EARLY MARCH LOCATIONS -- Wednesday 3/2, Central Park at W. 59th St.; Saturday 3/5, Central Park at W. 72nd St.; Wednesday 3/9, Central Park at W. 59th St. RACES OF THE MONTH are marked w1th an aster1sk (*). See Race Captains Leo Boneau (718 965-9081) or Julie DeLaurier (212 757-4491) for details and applications. �Ch MarRUtl.lti.IERS 19 88 NEll YORK ti.IJ FRo 11 TUE 1 1111 11 .,. 2 7:99pm Centra 1 Park, W. 69th St. Columbus Circle 7 6 8 14 13 15 21 22 23 7:98pm Central Park, W. 68th St., Columbus Circle 10:3Bam ROTH: Orangeburg NY 18K, see newsletter 27 16 7:90pm Central Park, W. 68th 9:08pm BUSINESS MEETING, 2025 Bway, 1126E 8:38am ROTH: Brooklyn Half & Brunch, see ntowsl tr. 20 9 7:98pm Central Park, W. 68th St., Columbus Circle 8:30pm Bd. Htg., 253 W. ?2nd, 111106 !1:88am Spike Hike, Special Run, See newsletter 28 !29 THU UED 30 7:00pm Central Park, W. 68th St., Columbus Circle FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 11inutes before the runs. For inforaation, call FRNY 212-724-9700. 5 3 !9:99am Central Park, W. ?2nd St. 1:99pm Skating Party, Central Park 8:99pm Prospect Park Wtost & 3rd St., Brook! yn 10 11 18 6:45pm Running Classes, TOG 8:90pm Prospect Park West & 3rd St., Brooklyn 31 6:45pm Running Classes, Central .Park 8:08pm Prospect Park West & 3rd St., Brooklyn 19 !0:00am Central Park, W. ?2nd St., Webster Statue 8:00pm Prospect Parl< West & 3rd St., Brooklyn 24 12 / !8:00am Central Park, W. ?2nd St. !2:00pm Allentown trip, see newsletter 8:88pm Prospect Parl< West & 3rd St., Brooklyn 17 SAT FRI 25 26 i8 :illlam RIVERSIDE PARK, W. ?2nd St. RACES OF TI!E Z.10NTH: are marked with an asterisk (*). See Race Captains Julie De Laurier 212-757-4491 or Leo Boneau 718-9659081 for details and applications. Early April Locations: Saturday 4/2, Central Park at w. 72 St.; weGnesday, 4/6, Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle �FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's l$1.50 coverl, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway &8th Ave. You may leave your bag the restaurants at least 15 111ins. before the runs. For information, call FRNY 212-724-9700. 1 Apr 11 19 88 SUN FRONT RUNNERS NEW YQRKat TUE ~JEO THU MON Early May locations: Wednesday, 5/4, Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle; Saturday, 5/7, Central Park at w. 72 St., Daniel i'lebster Statue 1 4 5 7 6 7:00pm Central Park, W. 60 St., Columbus Circle 10 11 12 !0:00am SPECIAL RLN: Vivicitta, See Newsletter 17 7:09pm Central Park, W. 60 St., Columbus Circle 18 19 !0:00am Run & GPR t1ai 1inq 53 w. 94 st. See Newsltr !1:09am Family Supp. Group 12 E 97 St li2C See news 24 10 :08a.m SPECIAL RUN: NJ ~.Ia terfron t, See · Newsletter 13 20 7:00pm Central Park, W. 60 St. 9:99pm BUSINESS MEETING, 118 W.72 St. 11893 25 26 27 7:09pm c~ntral ParK, W. 60 St., Columbus Ci r·cl e 8 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Park 8:00pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 14 15 6:45pm Running Classes, Central P3.rk 8:99pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 16 !0:09am Central ParK, W. 72 St., Statue 10:0Bam *ROn1: TREVIRA, See Newsletter 12:BBpm Board Mtg. Jason ' s 22 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Park 8:09pm Prospect ParK West & 3 St., BrooK! yn 28 g !0:00am Central Pa.rl<, W. 72 St., Statue 2:1l9pm Clinic See Flyer 7:39pm GPR Fundraiser, See Newsltr 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Park 8:00pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., BrooKlyn 21 2 !0:00am Central Park, W. 72 St., ldebster Statue Races of the fvlonth: are marked with an asterisk (*)· See Race Captains Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 or Julie DeLaurier 212-757-4491 for details and applications. 3 SAT FRI 23 !0:80am RIVERSIDE PARK, W. 72 St. 7:39pm Gee. Schle in Concer-t, See Newsletter 29 30 6:00pm D.C. !0:00am Trip, Bus Central Departs W. Park, W. 72 St. , · t~eb: ter 72 St. & Cf'l,J 6:30pm Bus Statue Departs 7th Ave S. & Christopher St. �aY19 88· M FRONT RUNNERS NElJ YORK 1 3 2 9 " 10 16 1? 23 2LJ 12 Riverdale Ramble, Bronx 30 10 : 00am *ROTM : 10 :38am SPECIAL RUN PHJTATHft-.l Bar-B-Que Do 5K, See Run Run, See Newsletter neti.}S 31 6 7:38pm HETS GAME, FRNY Special Event, See Newsltr 13 19 18 20 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Pari< 8:98pm Prospect Pari< West & 3 St., BrooKlyn 18:08am Centra 1 Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 1ii 21 19:08am MEET THE MEMBERSHIP, Tavern on the Green 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Pari< 8:89pm Prospect Pari< West & 3 St., Brooklyn 26 25 ? !9:89am Cent. Pari<, W. 72 12:90pm Board Mtg. Jason's 12:15pm Museum Wall<, Newslt 7:30pm Geo. Schlein II, See Newsltr 8:99pm Prospect Pari< West & 3 St., BrooKlyn 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 10:00~m 29 11 7:90pm Central Pari<, W. 60 9:88pm BUSINESS MEETING, 251 w. 76, Basement rear 9:45am AIDS Wall< NY, Lincoln Center 12:80pm NYC Marathon Line-up 1 Tavern 22 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Pari< 8:99pm Prospect Pari< West & 3 St., Brooklyn 7:99pm Central Park, W. 60 St., Columbus Circle !0:30am SPECIAL RlJil: Cr·ossed L' eggs 4K, See Newsltr 15 5 lJ SAT FRI THU 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 5:08pm D.C. Trip, Bus Returns from Dupont Circle 8 UED TUE MON SUN FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's (~1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 tins. before the runs. For inforaation, call FRNY 212-724-9700. 2? 28 !0:88am Central Pari<, W. 72 St., Statue 12: 15pm Fam i 1y Support, Jason ' s, See Newsletter EARLl: JllN~ LQ~AIIO~Sa Wednesday, 6/1--Central Park at w. 60 St. Columbus Circle Saturday, 6/4--Central Park at w. 72 St. , Daniel Webster Statue RACES OF lliE !-lONlH I are marked with an asterisk (*)• See Race Captains Julie DeLaurier 212-757-4491 or Leo Boneau 718.- 965 9081 for deta~ls and appllcat~ons, - �June 1988 SUN FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK TUE WED THU MOfi 1 EARLY Jll1X LOCATIONS: Saturday, July 2--Central Par1 7:08pm at w. 72 St., Webster StatuE Central 6B Park, W. St., Wednesday, July 6--Central Columbus Park at 60 St., Columbus Circle Circle 5 w. 6 7 8 7:08pm Centra I Park, W. 66 St., Columbus Circle 9:88pm Board Mtg. 253 W. 72 St. 111196 12 13 14 Track Classes, East Side Track 19 20 7:00pm VILLAGE RUN, 140 Charles St. 116C 9:08pm BUSINESS MEETING, set above 21 8:30am GPR Track Classes, Volunteers East Side Rehearsal Track 9:99am SPECIAL RLN, Father's Day Frolic, news MAC Masters Champ T&F 26 27 !2:90pm Gay Track Classes, Pride March, East Side 1oc at ion TBA Track 15 22 7:80pm Central Pari<, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 28 29 7:99pm Central Park, W. 69 St., Columbus Circle fRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 Iiles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay 1eav_ your bag e at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the runs. for inforaation, call FRtlY 212-724-9700. 2 FRI 3 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Park 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn g !0:80am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 18:3Bam L' eggs Mini and Brunch, 165 W. 87 St. til 10 6:45pm Running Classes, CP 8:69pm Prospect Park, Bklyn 8:08pm CHESS, See Newsltr 16 Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 17 8:98pm Prospect Park West & ~ St., Brooklyn 18 9:08am *ROTM: CLUB TEAM CHAMP I Cl~SHI P see ne~J.Js 1tr I 8:80am Central Park 1 TAVERN CN THE GREEN 24 6:80pm !2:88pm till STUFFING 8pm Gay PARTY, NYRRC Pride 6:45pm Registration Running NYRRC Classes, CP 8:98pm Prospect Pari<, Bklyn 30 11 Hl :88am 6:45pm Running Classes, Central Park 8:99pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 23 SAT 25 9:39am *ROTI'l: 7th m-JI¥!L GAY PRIDE RLN 7:99pm GPR PARTY Tracks, 531 W19 St See Newsltr BACES QE IHE MONTII: are marked with an asterisk (*)· See Leo Boneau 718 965-9081 for details and applications. �JU1Y 1g88 FRONT RUNNERS NEll YORK 11 11 ~ MON SUN UED TUE fRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover>, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the runs. ror inforaation, call FRNY 212-724-9700. THU RACES OF THE MONTH: are marked with an asterisk (*)· See Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 or Holly Zox 212-777-683'4 for details and applications. EARLY AUGUST LOCATIONS& Wed. August 3·-Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle; Sat. August 6-Central Park at w. 72 St., Webster Statue 3 5 6 7:98pm Central Park, W; 68 St., Columbus Circle 10 11 12 8:39am SPECIAL Rl.N Jones Beach See News! tr 18:88am *ROTM: Benefit Run, See news! tr 17 13 7:80pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 18 19 20 7:88pm Cent. Park, W. 69, Col. Circle 9:88pm BUSINESS MTG. 253 W. 72 St. #1186 211 9:99am *ROTM: Titicus Road Race, See Newsletter 31 25 26 27 7:88pm Cent. Park, W. 69 1 Col. Circle 9:88pm Fami I y Supp. Group, 168 w. 71 ti6U 7 1 8 15 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn g 16 18:88am Cent. Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 12:88pm Board Htg. Jason's 22 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 28 2 18:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 21 SAT 18:89am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 8:99pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 111 FRI 23 18:88am Cent. Park, W. 72 St. 1 Webster Statue 12:08pm Coach Comm. Htg., Jason's 29 30 18:88am Central Park 1 W. 72 St, 1 Webster Statue �fRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the runs. For inforaation, call fRMY 212-724-~700. A St 1g88 Ugu . SUH FRONT RUNNERS fiEIJ YORK TUE IJED THU MOH 1 2 q 3 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 7 8 g 8:38am SPECIAL R~ Jones Beach Redux, See Newsl tr 1lf 10 7:88pm Central Park, W. 69 St., Columbus Circle 15 16 17 7:98pm Cent. Park, W. 69, Col. Circle 9:99pm BUSINESS MTG. 118 W. ?2nd St. tl893 21 22 23 9:88am *ROTH: Hispanic Half, See Newsletter !8:89am SPECIAL Rlt4: Rambling the Rambles, See News 28 19 :39am SPECIAL R~: Nadine's New Loop, See Newsl tr 2lf 7:88pm Central Park, W. 69 St., Columbus Circle 29 6:45pm Track Classes, 6 St. Track 30 31 7:89pm Central Park, W. 69 st., Col urnbus Circle 8:88pm Prospect Park West &: 3 St., Brooklyn 11 FRI 5 6 Empire State Games, through Saturday 10:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 12 13 8:88pm Prospect Park West &: 3 St., Brooklyn 18 8:45am Asbury Park 18K 18 :88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 12:88pm Board Mtg. Jason's 19 8:98pm Prospect Park West &: 3 St., Brooklyn 25 8:89pm Prospect Park West &: 3 St., Brooklyn SAT 20 I8:99am Central Park, W. 72 St. , Webster Statue 26 27 !8:99am Central Pari<, W. 72 St., Webster Statue RACES OF 'lliE MON'lli ARE MARKED W ITH AN ASTERISK (';'•). See Holly Zox 212-777-6834 or Leo Boneau 718- 9659081 for details and applicatio ns. EARLY SEPTEMBER LOCATIONS 1 Sat. Sept. 3--Central Park at w. 72 St., Webster Statue; Wed. Sept. 7--c entral Park at w. 60 St. , Columbus Circle �FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 Iiles, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Juon's ($1,50 cover>, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You uy luve your big at the restaurants it lust 15 1ins. before the runs. For inforlition, call FRNY 212-724-9700. September 1g88 SUN FRONT RUNNERS TUE ~ED MON HE~ RACES OF lliE MONTH ARE MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK (*). See Holly Zox 212-777-6834 or Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 for details and applications. EARLY OCIQBER LOCATIONS: Sat. Oct. 1, 1 Oam- -Central Park at \v. 72 St., Webster Statue; Wed. Oct. 5, 7pm--Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle 11 5 6 6:45pm Track Classes, 6 St. Track 11 18:88am SPECIAL LCNG RLN, City Hall, See Newsltr !8:38am SHORT RLN, East Side Tram, See Newsltr 18 8:38am Ph i1 ade 1phi a Distance Run 18:88am *ROTH: Women's Half Marathon, See Newsltr 25 9:38am *ROTH: NYC Marathon Tune-Up, See Newsltr 12 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 13 20 6:45pm Track Classes, 6 St. Track 26 6:45pm Track Classes, 6 St. Track 111 7:88pm EAST SIDE RLN, 538 E. 89 St. ttK 9:88pm BUSINESS MEETING, see above 6:45pm Track Classes, 6 St. Track 19 7 21 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 27 28 7:88pm Cent. Park, W. 68, Col. Circle 9:88pm Family Support Group, 53 W. 94 St. 1 YORK THU 2 9 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 22 16 6:45pm Marathon Classes, Central Park 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 17 7:88pm Philly 18 :88am Central Trip, Bus Park, W. 72 Departs W. St., Webster 72 St. &CPW Statue 7:38pm Bus Departs 7th Ave. S. & Christopher St. 23 211 !8:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 6:45pm Marathon Classes, Central Park 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 29 10 18:88am Central Park, W. 72 St, Webster Statue 12:88pm Board Mtg. Jason's 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 15 3 18:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 8 SAT FRI 30 �FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover>, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the runs. For inforaation, call FRNY 212-724-9700. 0Ct 0be r 19 8a MERS NE" YORK MON SUN FRONT RUN 11 TUE lJED tt THU FRI RACFS OF TilE tv:ONTIJ ARE MARKED WI1H AN ASTERISK U:). See Holly Zox 212-777-6834 or Leo Boneau 718-965-9081 for details and applications. EARLY NOVEMBER LOCATIONS: Wed. Nov. 2, 7pm--Central Park at 60 St., Columbus Circle; Sat. Nov. 5, lOam--Central Park at w. 72 St., Webster Statue w. 2 3 6 5 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St.' Columbus Circle g 9:88am *FR T&F Meet, Downing Stadium 16 10 11 10:09am Columbus Day Frolic, See Newsletter 17 9:09am NYC Marathon Rehearsal, See News 1e t ter· 23 30 19 7:88pm PROSPECT PARK RLN AND BUS. MTG, See News 2ll 18:9eam *Run to End Hunger 18K, Prospect PI<, News 25 26 7:98pm Central Park, W. 69 St., Columbus Circle 31 13 12 7:88pm Central · Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 18 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brook! yn I 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 18:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 8 We Icoming Reception, Inti FR Conference Int'l FR Conference, The Center Pls. Note: No SAT. AM Fun Run Today 1ll 15 18:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 12:88pm Board Mtg. Jason's 21 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brookl yn 27 1 7 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brook! yn 20 SAT 22 18:88am BENEFIT RLN, Tavern on the Green, See News 28 29 19:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue �November 1988 SUN MON RAC ES OF W:E MONW: are marked with an asterisk See Sandra Levine (*) ( 71 8) 797-3212 or Leo Boneau (718) 965-9081 for details and applicatio ns. . 6 FRONT RUNNERS TUE WED 7 1 8 1lf 15 27 16 7:00pm VILLAGE RUN, 148 Charles St. 116C 9:00pm BUSINESS tv1EETING, See above 21 22 1B:B0am SPECIAL RUN BURR-FECT EAST SIDE ROMP g 7:80pm Centr-al Par·k, ~J. 60 St., Columbus Circle 11 :0Bam Fa.mi ly Supp. Gr·oup 302 kl. 87 St. See Nev Js 20 2 7:33pm Central ParK, W. 60 St., Columbus Cir-cle 10:45am *ROT"T' : N C ~1ARATHON Y 13 NE~ 23 7:88pm Central Par·k, W. 60 St., Columbus Cir-cle Ne t.<~s 28 29 30 7:88pm Centr-al ParK, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle YORK THU 3 8:03pm Pr·ospec t ParK West & 3 St., Br-ooKlyn 10 FRI q 7:38pm PASTA PARTY, Comm. Center 288 vJ. 13 st. 11 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., BrooKlyn 17 !0:30am *ROTM: Turkey Trot, Pr·ospect PI<. Bklyn. 5 !8:08am Central ParK, W. 72 St., WebsterStatue 12 !8:88am Central Park, ~J. 72 St., Webster Statue 12: eepm Board t1tg. Jason ' s 18 8:38pm Prospect ParK West & 3 St., BrooKlyn 2lf SAT 19 10 :eeam River·side ParK, W. 72nd .St. !2:00pm Coach Comm. Ntg. Jason ' s 25 26 18:00am Centra.I Par·I<, ~J. 72 St., Webster Statue rRotH RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs oc cur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 miles, your choice. Saturday runs are follo~ed by breakfast at Jason's 1$1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57t h bet~een Broadway • 8th Ave. You may leave your hag at the restaurants at least 15 mins. before the runs. ror information, call rRNY 212-724-9700. EARLY DECEHBER LOCATIONS: Sat. Dec. 3, lOam--Central Park at w. 72 St., \vebster Statue; \ved. Dec. 7, 7pm--Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle ~------------~---------------~---------------._------~~~ �tRDNT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes, your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast at Jason's ($1.50 cover), 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th between Broadway ~ 8th Ave. You aay leave your bag at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the runs. for inforaation, call fRNY 212-724-9700. December 19 8a SUN FRONT RUNNERS NEU YORK TUE UED THU MON RACES 0F THE MONTH are marked with an asterisk (*). See Sandra Levine (718) 797· 3212 or Leo Boneau (718) 965-9081 for details and applications. EARLY JANUARY LOCATIONSa Sun Jan. 1-SPECIAL RUN, Location TBA, 11am; Wed. Jan. 7prn··Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle; Sat. Jan. 7, lOam--Central Park at w. 72 St., Webster Statue 4 5 6 19:98am *ROTM: Challenge Run 19k, See news !2:89pm Boston Yuletide Stride 11 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 12 13 !8:45am SPECIAL Rlti: A Return to Nadine's See News 18 14 7:88pm Central Park, W. 68 St., Columbus Circle 9:89pm Family Supp. Group, TBA See News 1Q 20 !9:98am SPECIAL Rlti: The Week Before Xmas, See News 25 7 21 7:89pm Vi 11 age run, Center, 298 W. 13 St. 9:99pm END OF YEAR BUSINESS MEETING, ELECTICNS 26 27 28 7:98pm Central Park, W. 69 St., Columbus Circle 1 ~ FRI 2 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 8 g 16 8:98pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 17 18:98am Central Park, W. 72 St. Webster Statue 12:88pm Board Mtg. Jason's 8:88pm Xmas Party Tracks 23 8:98pm Prospect Park West 8c 3 St., Brooklyn 8:99pm Gay Men's Chorus 2Q 10 9:38am *ROTM: Dec. WS News !8:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Statue !2:88pm Coach C01m1. Mtg. Jason's 8:88pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 22 3 !8:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 8:89pm Prospect Park West & 3 St., Brooklyn 15 SAT !8:88am Central Park, W. 72 St., Webster Statue 30 31 !8:98am Central Park, W. 72 St. Webster Statue New Year ' s Eve Midnight Run � 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, 1988 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 1988 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/bc6622bbb6d68016533c8cc9f80e75fa.pdf 7ead2160cc081002cd24af8939fb5af4 PDF Text Text ( I ONGOING APRIL---Aprll121hru30 Photographs bySondrg Sp<ogue Blanch ane<hibitlonolcoiOIIllock/whitaphote>OfOphs at Ceres Goti<:'Jry Tues. to Sat 12 to opm_ For m<:M"e inlo contod Ceres Go·tery t 2 to 6pm(212)226-4725 l\pll129thruMay7 """lonoi W..koiAIDS Actlonlspon$0100 by ACT NOW (AIDS CooiiMon to Nelwo<l<, O'gonlze and Win). For more Info can (212)674-6520 MAY _ _ __ Moyl-21 Mal'lonlkln)IOkw;lle><hibitr.&Wiondscopa pa.n~ng a t SOHO 20 Gal lery. 460 Brooma Stroot (corn&fofG<<*If>O).NYC.I«K:eption will be May 7. 3-0pm_ Go llorv hours Tuoo Sot,12·6.Sur.doy.1-4 July 2-13, 1988 H:ooamt 7:oo pm lheEquestrianCenter UppcrMarfbdm.Maryl.lnd (jo.t>loutsidcwasluflll!()t1.DC) »••.::-·; :::· .•. UPCOMING An Open-Air, JUNE---- Multi-Cultural festival of Women Artists. June2-5 Nollonol Women'• Mu1lc Felllvol - Wo<l<· ohop. concerts. indoor housing, May 15 registrationcleodlinefe<irdowriteNINMF P.0.8o•5217Bioomlngton iN47405. Music, Poetry, Theatre, Dance, Storytelli~. Deaf Artists' Stage, plus MarRetplace. Children's Performance & Play Area. Ju ne 2-tt "Mood Music" by Julio Heywood at the ~ Itch&<~ Cantil! 101 Video 512 W 19 S1reet performers include Buffy Sainte-Marie • Holly Nea r • Joshi Re~n Band • BETTY • Fulani Kate Clinton • Edwina Lee Tyler and A Piece of the World • MaReba Ferron • C<lthy Finb & Marcy Murxer • Saliyu Henderson-Holmes Alicia Partnoy • Lillian Allen Band • In Process • Moving Star Sl"""" • S"tm of One Eye • A.>lan Amedcon Dooce Btwn10&.11Av~.Fo<lnloco l t255~793. Shapiro e Smith Oonce Pre miere "TOCidl" ond "'Tllerew and the car·. A new sotl~c woo In throo epiSOdes to 00 perlO<med at Tile Nrkolcls/Lou:s Chof9o5poce loCOIOO ot380.19trlSII'OOT.7thfi000'00tweenPark Ave. So. & S\Yav. NVC. NY 10016. Tickets& 'i"'" Reservo1ion1:(212)6N-2546 F.vt,llir<l~lh"'MaJ"" u~;t-..<>-doy~ll-4aatro~ ln:;bles $i!lolfireTSI'" arli~"""'Pn<l<r c.~~"""" Sl ~~ il20 ar ;weJ Chil dtmoJllduJ~OOJJliual/n.<: llt>ri>~Ao<!<l<ti< ~~.... ··lt::d-<I{J'Je<l1t}) June10-l2 Ft,.t Annual Wamongall"lerlng neor Ox· fOld . Pemsylvcm~. Send SASE to: WomonI;JO! hering. RRJ Box 185, FronldinvWe. NJ 08322 tor more Info Of cou 609-694-2037 ~ .. ·~ $30-Puo S22one-<iayadrrtil1ance ..ll.lne tl!-19 Tl"!98asllelandlh&lklw:AGalherlnglor American Indian Gays and Lesbians Conferenc:e to ba held in Minneapolis Mnnesota.FormoreinfO<mo"onoolll.ee sunDRY, ffiRY 15 after the "RIDS WRLK" dance at 'Tracks' for tbe benefit of Identity House and SAGE Sto~esat{612)67Q.4648;SharonDayot (612) 222-5127;0<Wfite Tl">eBosketand lhe8ow".P.O.Box10229.Mjnnoopolis.MN _ 55458-3229 ell, sponsored by Incest: Remembef 6 T TheHumonTheotre.AtGodclardRivel"side Communitv center. 647 Columbus Ave (at 91 St.) For tickets and information con•act 212-473-3689. Home Is 'Mitre il'le Heart lie.: Event lor women. includes d ramatic read lncs smell croup dis::ussions. movement ord otheroctMI~ 1-."l(hS,XIpm Ceres GoiiEIIV 91 Franklin st NY S10. Cal l 1he Oystat Q.rllt.(718)622-7545 Hike- Ploe Meadow lo~e Sponsored by ::S~~~es. For into call Betty (212) Rrst Annual Womongalhe rlng neor Oxlord.Pamsyl"<:mkl.June10-12.SendSASE ;;~~c~~~~in1~ R!,'!"X...i!\.. 1; Fro~ 609-6Q4-2037 "f:"tsForFolher "-AJIDayWorkshop.Tha Answerlsl.oving,1%4E.35Sf .. Brool<lyn. N'( 1123~ . (718)Q98-230~. Foe-S4l.Ocpos tt S20.Womonor1ly Women lalklng Women's Tolk-"Touc hlng/ Nfec:llonwlhoAnsworlsLoving.I964E 35th St .. Brool< tyn. NY 11234. (718) 998- 2305S7fee Cclmplngotf<lt>nlfockPorkspor'lsoredby ~~ ';fes. For inlo call Anne (212) 27 maz trtlPPe's "LUlYVISIUN" Lesbian Televisitln June 22-2{J WUW Cafe 413()-8()131 I I i i iti I!E~~"~!T.:. ~~~~~, . GROWN-UP ABUSED CHILDREN ~ oldest PSYCHOTHERAPY TRANSFORMATIONAL GUIDANCE r:'Siacy Bu :Jemmef 67 81h A~&-. N.Y.C. #I I 1001~ lndi~iduol & Group 212•627•2195 ~the peer r;:ounsellng r;:enter lor l esbian and gay r;:ommunlty. supportive, insight-Jriented therapy for wo+en reasonable fee insurance accepted 222-3620 upper west side location LESBIAN & GAY PROM TEACHERS C®LUEGE COLUMBIA UN IVERSITY The show that dares to ask the questions., Batteries or Electricity!? or... How do you pick up girls, anyway!? • prom attire Teachers College Gym • id for altohol SAT. MAY 14 • $5.00 .... 8Pnl·l2 525 Wl20th Sl bet Bdwy & Amslrdm • SAGE Is Senio r Actlor'lln 11 Gay Envlronment,tllelesb len a ndgay r;:ommunlty caring about our elders WINGS THEATRE 112 Charlton Street at Greenwich Street April 9 - May 28 Thursdays at 8, Saturdays at 3:30 and 7 Tickets $10 or TOF voucher - Group rates available Phone (212) 645-9630 for reservations �r CALENDAR(of EVENTS Nancy Swolll lisHng at waN. 8pm. Soo Moy 5 BI!ENDA BUFFAUNO Soe Ttu.HS. May 5 listing. DONAlD BYRO/THE GROUP and Gala receptJon.S2Sreservatk>ns(212)¢7417735ooWednesooy.MI:::r!~ltsllng. APRIL SAT _ _ _ 3Q lheAn.-rltlovlng:MitforMother.AJI day Saturdoyworklhop. Working onor.d TrlrOugh OU" I&IOIIooshlp .,.,;m thO• most tmportontperson.945om-4pm.S40.7189Q8-2305 l'syeh~ropy!OIItlel•sblanondG<Iy Comml>nlty: IM<lllh, Menbl Hoolltl and Seruollly:oconteranc<i~spor.$01'6dbythe Institute lor Humon ldonlily at Hunter College, 68th Street Or'ld Lexington Avenue9om.21Z-799-94J2. Convei$CIIont With Interesting Worn«~· ..k.Jdyv.\'\ogrOd To!k/sllde $hew/discussion fOf women with de$igner .1J.d'l' Wr.ogrod who creates c~tuma1 lor PEWforming orli5ts. 11o.m.- 1p.m.S5 Multil.1edk:!AIIs Gollaly. 560 Blocu:l...ay. (Houston/Prince). "'50ol. NY. Nf. To registor. coD The C!V$101 An Ewntng with lynn LOYner. A night of songs and humor. IV Lesbian & Gay Community Center_ 208 Wast 13 ST .. NYC 8pm, $10/Advanc:e Tickets. Make checks poyable to The Center but moll to Center stOQQ Tickets. 208 Wwt 13 St.. NV. NV 10011 Goy ~f>OQ<>gue. 57 Beltluntt St. at We!! SI.Wileelcl'lOiroccesst:lte.1-5PM.Mmis- sion S51or members, S6t01 other~. Semd check, mode POVOble to '"SAGE SociaL" totheSAGEotfice.208W 13thS!.NYC 10011 (212) 741-22~7 fiCHERRV BlOSSOM FESTIVAL: FAR EAST JA12 DANCE COMPANY." Kunl Mikomj Octet Urtverso l Jazz Coolitlon. 300 Lo1- lnceR: Remember a Tell, IIPOfl501ed by Tile Humon lhootre.AtAme!lcon Indian COmmunity 1-lou$8, 842 Broadway, 5th Roor Spm. For Nckets end Information COII212-473-3689 Make MaJor Cha~•• at My N;je?: Workshop lor women 56 and ~r. ltK:I by Eloonar Krarnen. DS.W. 2-5 pm. $20. W. 96th locot•on, Montlat-an. For I'1"'If8 Information. call Tt\e Ctvstal Quil~ (718) 622-7545 sr. ''THEYMIGHTBEGIANTS:'AIDSBenelit#6 DixonPk>ce.37E. firttSI .(212)673-6752. 81'M.():)natJonS6. IIMIIeHikelnMirmewaskoStoteParkwlth Hikln D-o'l<es Cart nooded. COli Robyn oorore10::lOPM(212)673-0120. TUES---3 SWitchoblesObcunlonGrouofa<peopl& ...tic play OOth domir.c;"'t & submissive 41SW14~1(212)9B9·7963 taTtler• Moo-eToUtelhanWOfk?Wort<.shop Tor women. on ~nding c balance between0\Sworlr.ondpersonaiii'/8S. Led by psychotherapist Joan Morlr.s and career ccunselor linda Marks. 10 o.m.-1 p.m. S25. M.Jitl Media Ms Gallo:wy, 580 llroodl.o.o:ly, (Houston/Prince). f50<t ~ NY.To reglstor. colllhoCfystol Qullt,(718) ¢22-7545 Nancy $warlz ot WOW. Bpm. See May 5 listing M E._.nlng wtltllynn Lamer. See Moy 6 lor Info DONAlD BYI!D/THE GROUP See WedneJ-day May 4 listing. WOODlAND WALK learn HOw TO UW Plant ldentlltcotlonKaysinoVOfletyofRe1d GuldeswithSu5anHost.S2non-members: memt>M free. 3pm Wovehi ll House. 675 W.252St.8ronxTel:(212)5d9·2055 SPRING S/M COSTUME PARl"'' Tile Eu!Gn>Piegol Society. lor women and men inle,.,st.,;JinrnutuallyiOII!IIyingrelallonlhlpslncliJdlngfcnlasy,poln.dominance and 5llbmlssion as &o'olic ejementJ. 10 pm. 25 E. 4 St.SIOdonot1on. 212-477--658B AN MNING WITMlYNN LAVNEt See Friday Moy61istll'(l 81kelllcte-PaiiiOdell'alllloToltman35 Mie roo..od trip ,.,;th Hi~in Dyke-s. Bring lunch . For in~o call Kat or Angela (201) 89.4-8572 SUN _ _ _ 8 Hike lm.rmedlale MI. TOUIUI In COld Spring Sponsored by Hldn [lyltes. For Into DONALD BYRD/THE GROUP PII'EMIERES Of PERFORMANCES "ENACTt.IENTSIN TIME OF PlAGUE" AND ''SPEAKEASY" 8pm, Symptlony Spoca TtlooterBroad....:tv/lf5 Straat S710aservotlons(212 )864-541Xl THUR• .>-5--- 5 Womanews Edueollonal: A moothlv series ollnforrool discussions about key 1ssues toclr.g tne Women'' MovemenT and the womEin's prEin. Jllloulse Sre&lauer at Women AQaln~t f'ornol1roptly ,.,;~ ~k about Jayne Stamen and othe< tottered women·soerensecases. 7pm.4t!>W.1 ~th ST(212)9B9-7963 BIIENDA BlfiAJ.INO "WWOOPECICli: JOURNAl OF A TAPOANCEII" $01.0 DANCE-WORK premiere ot lt1e Worren Slfaet Perlormonceloti.46WorronStroot.t--.'VCS6otby ~~~-3~~~~hor 8pm ~osorvo tlons (212) Lesbian Creotorl Social Network: See />c<.1711sllr.g Gay WO!Tifln'l Alternoll._. pre•nll 81oncheWiesenCook,historionond.WTitef,OI\ "The Storv of Eleanor Roosevelt and Women and Politics· Where Are We G<>ng?" at the Unh<ertalist Church, ~ W 76thST.NVC.Bpm,S5 ,.lformonce by Nancy Swortz 01 wcm. A show about 'IO'yeurlsm. sexoot euptlemism5. and romantic communication WOW. 59 E 4th ST. Monhotton. 8pm . Coli 212~60-8067forrm.(lrvolk>nJ. DONALD BYRD/THE GROUP f>erlormonc:e tol!owed t>l' a panel di$Cussk>n bv t'>e artistic co~Tot:>Orators Soo Wedre.dov llloy411sting FRI _ _ _ _ 6 The Answer II loving: 'Nomen Talking women·s Talk Toklr.g core o1 those who tooio: care of uJ. 745-10pm. S7 718· 9'.'8-2305 The Olher Volcel/IAUN o1 llePf...nkltlon ond Crlllcl~m In Photography. DlsclJSSion/presentotlonsOITho"diflefent. th(! outsider. persons locking power In a hierorchlcolsoclety."SPQnsOredbyNorlhoost Region cJ The Socooty lor Ptlotogrophlc EducotJon at New School lot SoclaiRe$00rCh66W 12thSI.Adm.S25 Studonh $15. For Info ca ll Roche! Rl.ldonsky(914)969·5814 SUN _ _ _ 22 WOODLAND WAlK- HOW DO THE WOODS OF TODAY OIFFEI! FIIOM THE FORESTS Of IHE PAST? with Suson Antonon. Soe SaturdcyMay7 ChooRng Not to Herve Children: Worl<st-.op for women with Bernice Rstler and Robeito Galler 2-5 pm 100 BkM:lcker Sf .. f10E. ~ $25. COIIIhe Crystal Qui ll (71B) 622-7545. SUN Dykes.ForinfocaiiBonnle(~12)254.7349 Ylce"TheEulensotegeiSoclety.o~of women and men o1 all sel!UOI orientatioN lntereJ!ed In domlnanl/subr-nlssol.<e play and rosp!)I'Wble sodornasochlsm within consensual "'IOIIonshlpJ. At Ttle EUonsplegel SOciety. 25 East 4Th Street. 6pm S4.00.Formorelnfocal212-477-6568. Beginner• Clan at the Womfln't Center Korate Club. AI !he .Japon Karole Assn. 220W.8oth ST. 7-8pm 2 A.Forinlocall (212)666--9275 TUES---10 Femlnitt Pren Alloelatlon mig. Womonews of!lce. 415 w. 14th st. 7:00PM. (212)9B9·7963. Prootreodlng Night CJt Womane .... Come help Ul ~nd th(! Typos. 7pm. 415 W. 14 stroot(212)989-7963. THURS - - 2 6 ITWellng. Womane-.s lwlnen 1911$111'Qiotdetolls. Moderole ;toop oiWOW.lhlsp!Oy,.,;thlols'-Ne<:Ner.F'eggy St\aw, and Deborah Margolin explores THURS - - 1 2 l!odicot Women Meetl~. ~turing a dlscuS$1onolhlslorlcroieol""'"""' lnltle American lobar ""'ovement. Olnner at 7;0Cipm (Stldonotlon~ MeeHI'(l oT 7:30pm At NVU Loeb Student Centar. 566 LoGuordia Poce. NVC 'M-.eelcho~ occesslble.Formore ln!ocol l212-¢77-7002 Nancy SWartl'ot WCM. 8pm. See May 5 listing FRI _ __ Nancy Swalll at WCWI. 13 Soo M:!y 511stlng 10"'-'1 ():)nattonsvggesTO<l . follntocall: 243--8181. ACT UP Women's CommiiiH, Sundays Social mooting. first Sunday of month. Cal Moria 212-¢74-6520 lor lime and MONDAYS-Sexually At:luMd Anonymou• (SM) A se~-he1p recovery meelll'(l for women incest surv!Yors. Meetings at 4>m tor beginners. 7pm regulars. 8:40pm writl~ workstlopsot $1. John's Cho.rch. Z24 WoveflyPiaceatWest111hSt Walk-In ' - r CounMiilnQ or Identity House. 544 Sitth Ave. (near 1~th St.). 610pm Donation suggested. For lnlarmotloncall243-8181 AIDS Crlslt Orop-ln Suppod Group: for women and men. 8-1()pm at the CommunltyCen'ef.208W.1:JthSt.Sponsorod byldentltyl-louse . S4suggesteddonallon. Rx-lnlormationcoi243-B1BI censorstllp~wornEITlbVexamlnlngloulso May PICOifs lesser lalOwn WT\t.ngs_ M exptorotloo ,of erctlclsm. Political action. and penonoltreedom, WON. 59 E. 4th ~~~- 8pm. Call 212-4to-8067 lor sr .. MON--16 FRI _ _ _ 27 PANEl, "DOMINANT t.IEN, SUBMISSIVE WOMEN."TtleEulen~Soclety,a group o1 women and men o1 all sexual orlentollons InteresTed In domlnant/SI.bmlsslve PlaV and 1'9$p01\.11b!e sadomcJ-ochlsmwithinconsensualre:otlonstliPS.8 pm . 25 E. 4th St. $4 donafioo. (212) 477-6588. $0111111tch.M Company In "lillie women" at wow. Spm. Soo May 26 ll•~rv - Joon IIIah and Ann For!Tiflr wllllhow new danceworkandprernlerea colloborortve tt m In th(! !lAPP May Ms Donee FestlloOI ot8:00. TheRAPPCeniEiflsat220East4th streetbetweenAve.A& B.forreseM:lflons ondlnlorrnatloncoii212-529-0160 TUE$ _ _ _ 17 81-$/MOitcunlonGfoupiOfpeopiewt>o do S/M with botl1 women and men. At Ttle Eulensplegej Society. 25 East 4'h SAT _ _ _ 28 Stroot. llpm. $2 donation requested. For lnlocoll(212)-177--6588 JoonBiolron<IMnfclrmerwtnshowndance work. Soo ~ 271orlnlorrootion. Bulk Moll Porly at womo-. Come celebrate ltle publication of our June issue.7pm415W14Street(212)989-7963 SOl It llllch.. Company In "little wo!'Tifln" at WCPN. See May 2¢ listing ACT UP-AIDS Coalition Ia Unleolfl Power g&M<OI rnHtlng, Goy and Lesbian Community Center, 208 W 13 7:30 pm. 212-533--8868 sr.. TUESDAYS-~mlnlrll Concerned Ia< letter Femtnllt Leode<lhlp moeto the tnlrd TUO>doy at -rymonth . Currenteventaandtech-nlques o1 ~n~lconce to Femlnlstleaderl $1't0red. Goy and l&iibi:::m Community Center. 208 W. 13 St .. 6-8pm. Donation raquested lnlo: M:oAJbr~t(212) 7961467 cr write PO Box 1348 Madison SQ. Stot:on.NYNY101-59 WOW meetings. Come QOI Involved In theole<. Help out with sots. costumoJ. actlnQ. stol'irQ etc. Meetings a~e at 0:30pm at 59 East 4th Street. Momatton (1 the ooar Is locked, shOut 'WON' towardthe4thFioorwlndalw.) Camping CJt AQeteoque Motional SeolhO<Iil Pork necr O:::eon Pari< City. MD SponsorodbyHikln()ykot. Forlnfocall Arme(212)568-2721 I.Hblan a Goy Pro lono l.egcll Qlfllopt lh& l&GCC at 208 wast 13th st. NVC (betw. 7-8th Aves). The Olr.lc from 6:30-8:30pm. Rrst come. Afsl serVe Sugl1'"tedcionatlon$2.(212)696--6109. SUN---29 Narcotic• Anon)'ITIOUI meeting. lmblon aooGayCommunityCenter.208W 13th 7:30pmForlnlocoll:42().9400. Cinnamon Production• Memorial Day Portv (Monooy Is o ho'ldoy,) Single Women's Spe-c~l at Sanctuary 40 WE»I 8 Stroot (blwn ¢and McDougal.) Music by Plio Gray, 10pm to Sam. Admission $10 Single women '-""A I be cleorty ldenlllled and o a romantic night for ccuples at l's weii.Forlntocoll(212)870-0761 FRI _ _ _ 20 WOMENTALK!tf<i WOMEN'S I AU(- "IEING TAKEN FOR GRANTED." The Answer Is Loving.19b4E.35St._Brooklyn.~11234 (718)998-2305.FeeS7. IIPM - NASW, CommlltM on lelblan/ Gay Concern•. "Helping the COregl\.oer. Ourworl<,.,;th ttlo [)ylng ." AprosontotJon tO< lesbian and gay sodal worl<ert dealing ~th the emotional aspoocts 0( AJDS. Brion H::lmlltOI\. CSW. $p00ker. Lesbian and Gay Community SeMces Center. 208 W. 13t11 ST .. NVC S2 donation to Center. For more lntamotlon.coiiAJice. 718-768-8062 MQN _ _ 3Q CANING demonlln:lllon: The Eulenspiegej 'Sodety.o groupotwomencnd !T'£tnol oil sexvol orlentotlons inlefflsted In domln- ::=~-=~~~~~==:~:: ships. 25 E. 4th St .. Spm. S4 donation 212-477-Q588 Women'• COmp lor 1'9ac.-Anonymoul Women 101 Peace-invites you to our 5th annual Peace Camp In Battery Pork lot TUES _ _ _ 31 i~o.(212)242-0302.(also21-22). SWitchobleiDiscunionGrouptorpeople whO ploy both dominant and submi~ve roles in S/M relaiJonlhlps. AJ The EuBnsplegel SOciety. 25 E. 4th St. Bpm. S2 donoflon.212-477-0588 COnterence al HomopllotJia Education. 'Nostllngton. D.C Spamoroo by National Orgonlzatlon tor 01onglng Men. For lnlo caiiPrisPrutzroonot914·358-4601 r..::..n0<9 sr. Goyondl.elblanJultlcel'l'ojeci'""""'': 8-l()pm. L&sblon and Goy COmmunity Cent!lf.208W.13111ST.Forlnfocoll:(718) 789-9560 "l.ty Women'• Group": an ongolnQ tuPporiQroupfor.....,..,,wlti1UndaMarks 7.30-9:30pm.S10persesslon.MeetsW$841Iy. 100 Sloocker St. #TOE. NY. Nf. Ia reglstef. coli The Oystal QuHI, (718) 622-7545 AI Home with lheArehl--" All OPPQrlunllytcrlesbionstoshorethelrcutturo lwork Wlt1 o..J~ community. !I vc-u Of8 Interested in porticlpo~r.g. please ca l the hcht-.oes 3rd Tuesdays ot ffV8IY mon'h. 7:30 pm at lh(! Women's Coffee House (In 1t1e leJ-blon/Gay Cehtef). 208 Wast 13th St.. tvlonhatton. for more lntorrnallon 'Mite th(!Lesblanl-ler$toryEducatiana1Found· a Tion . Inc.. Box 1258. New York. NY 10116 orcall(212)874-723? Mod Dyket SUpport Group-By- and for ox·psychlall'lc lnmo•os, Yk:tms. and/or survlvoD o1 ttlo mental "heatfh" r-,stem COnvened by RiQht On TorQet; Womerl's COllective El<plodir'(l Psychiatric MylhJ. 4th Tuesd<:li'$- 6-8pm. Altha Lesbian 8:. Goy Community canter. 208 w. 1311"1 Manh:::ltton. For more Information. coil (212)65M806or (718) 788--3393 sr.. ANIDENTITYHOUS£11011EN'SCONFERENCE Eclectic Talk Rodlo wll\ COIIolla Joy Wolkef,WBAtW.SFM 11:30pm-lom SEXUALITY & IDENTITY WED---11 e&glnnert Clan ot ttle Women"• Center l(araleCiub.SoeMon.M:!y91isHng Walk-tn peel counselling a• Identity See May s,:.ttt a.ttcn&• Con'lfXInY in ~Illite women" Min Road & 'NJ f\¥;1ck Toke 10om bus from GW llllc!Qe Red & Ton Une 4122 $pc:nsoredbVHikln[)ykas.ForlnfocaiiAnn (201)509-7721 . For: ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE MEUING(Eiroaklyn Olapter~ Bfooldyn Col· lege Women's Center. (718) 780--547¢ LOIJiuenaiNniQCII-I.ciiiiiOI.&CMOniMM!Ing. First 4 Ttlird Sunday ol fNfJfy moolt1. le$bi0n & Gay Community Center. 208 W. 13 Stroot. 1-3 pm for Into coil 212928-2731 .,_ Mu..umoiNoturoiHI.tarylndlonNol..e Sales - Dinner later. Meet Opm. SponsoradOyHikln[M(eJ.Foflnlocaii.Jay8\o9s (212)9.42-4113 S-PI!ING BIIIOWALK WITH SUSAN ANTENEN $2 nonmembefs 8 a.m. Wove Hn Gate 1>75 W.252Street.Bronx(212)549-2055 CAII!IE-BAIHW!A. COOK AS THE Rt:LIGIOUS MAMA IN THIS t.IUSICAJ.. Produced bv The RoyaiStlakespeore CO., based on lh(! Stephen IGng film. Spm. $55. \1\-g<nla """'"" lolluena• Amiga1-reunton de lellblonot lollnat. Primero v lercGr domingo de coda meJ. Goy and Lesbian Community Center. 208 W. 13th ST. 1-3 prn. 212928·2731 Narcotics MonymOUI meeting: lesbian end Goy Communltv Center. 208 W. 13111 Sl .. 3-Spm. for into call: 42().9400 WED _ _ _ 25 Ther9MLJitlleSomethlngFIInnylnAIIThls: A comedv worl<shop lot women. with actress ..o.xry Sloan. 1-0pm at Ceres Gallery. 91 Frank lin ST .• NY. S20. COli CrysTal Qulll(718)¢22·75<15. SIM COniCioU-AIIoltlng. WOmen and ,.-,enwhooreorwanttobe Involved In mutoolly 10ti5Mng reloHoNhips including fanto1y. pain. dominance and submission as erotic elements. At The Eulen$plegel SOC!EtTy, 25 East 4th ST .. 8pm. S2 donation Forfr110cOII212-477-¢5811. ~LOI'Qislandmee~nganSundoys, 7:30pm. Holy Tririly lutheron 01o.J'Ch. 240 Uncoln f!we. Roc~ville Center COli lor lnlo/drec:JiansS16-889-1627 for~elnlelestedlnconaensuolex­ THURS - - 1 9 .... "PerforrnanceByJeanAIIenCOIIed S&r· sexually At:luted Anonymous (SAA); A sell·helpsupportgrouplotwornEITllncest House. 544 Sltlh Ave (near 14th ST) 6- chanQ-8 of power In erotic relotlonstllps. 2~ E 4th Sl BPM. S2 donoflon. (212) 477-¢588. WOmaneWIIudnen mHltng. ~me talk obo<Jtwhatlscoveredlnthepope.-. 7pm 415WI4Street(212)989-7963 MQN _ _ _ 9 ACT UP-AIOS Coalition to Unleolfli'Qwef coordlnottng c:ommlttM me<ttlng, Goy and Lesbian Comm..rnitv Center. 208 W. 13St..8pm.212-533-8888. eoeor.,. Ananymou• ,--u~: Lesbian and Goy Community CenT 208 W. 13111 !If. Sl .. 12:30-2pm. rorinfocall : COI(-A-NON AN MNING FOR DOMINANT WOMEN AND SUIMISSM:MEN.TheEvlen$peQ81Sor::lety. Production Weekend at Womanews. See Moy1411sllng NV Aquarium watk Sponsored by Hikln Dykes.ForlnfocoiiBetty(212)689-4619 S&liUCIIIV Abused Anon-ymOUI (SAA) haS rneetlng5 ol 6pm at Saint John's Community Centef. 415 7th AveN.Ji&. Pari< Slope, &cdr IV!' A selt-helprec0o'9ry meetir.glor.....arnanincostsurvl...::« TUES _ _ _ 24 Blunch& , 8owllngsponsoredbyHiki1' lesbi~ns and bisnual 1101~n and , ,, wotenwishinqtoelploretheirsexualidtntity There 11ill he e~ci ti ng 110rkshops on &any top its includino: COIIIW60UT,RELAIIONSIIIPS,CRUISJH6 1 DAT!H6 1 andSEXUALITY ... Friday,Juni!3 1 7.. 10PII Sat., Junl! 4, 9 A"~bP~ at:l'tabeJOeanBaconli.S.Annex 2nd. Avl!, l 15th. St. II. V .C. And: LIVE DJ WOP'IEN'S DANCE on: ·Saturday, June 41 1988 1 9 P~~1AII at: ThtCoUiunityCenter 1 20811.13thST. 1 11e•YortCity All this for $2:1! Write: t For mforulion t call: 1174..0049 or 74~~1596 IIOII£N'SCONFEREMCE"IDENTITYHOUSE Old Chelsea Station P.O. Bo~ 572, N, Y .C., 10113 SUppoll Group tar Sl~le Lesblar.. 6:30-8 pm. At The Lesbian/Gay Commo..nlty Center. 206 West131t1 St .. TWmhattOil Community Center. 208 W. 13 St .. 6-8 pm 718---424-3312. I!OPf IONOAGE DEMONSTRATION ltle Eulenwlegel Society for women and men Interested In mutuoll~· 5atiJI>;tng reloHonshlpslncludlngfantasy.polndominance ondsubmluionaserotlcalemonts.Spm. 25E.4SI.S4donotlon.(212)47U>588 New Yortr: Women's Chorus preMnll Its Sixth Annual S()rlng Concert.leat~ng the t-N premieres ol worl<s by Polsy l?c>gEm. f\k:lnc:yVOildeVote.JoelleWalkx:hand Ga i Som·crn. 3:00 P.M. Madison Avenue Bapli•t Church. Modl110n Avenue at 31$1 Street 1'1cketsoreSII.OO.TDFvouchers accepted. For reservotlom and lurmer inlormatlon.pleasecoll:(212)¢63-4177 =ll ~ta(212)6Q1-531B. SUNDAYS-Sexually Abul<td Anon (SI'A S.lt-1"\elp recovery Tor women lnc:8$t survt...ars). IV II\(! Gesth(!,.-,ene Church. 8111 Ave. & 10Th St. Pork Slope. Bklyn f troln to 7th Ave SIOP. 6-7:15pm MON _ _ 23 15 Hook Mounklln Hike - WEEKLY EVENTS Joint Hike - with women outdoors 6--8 miiN t.lgt:edonlo stole Pork K.enl. CT. kk!Qetrail..._t9omroolnentroncoby Ronge(SotnCG.Sponsoredb\ltikin(¥<9L ForlnlocaiiEHenbeforaS/21 (212) 874-2104. lncline.~l11om lntersectlonct01d rok»inS/Minteroctions."'heEulen~ lEGE STUDENT CENTER. 12;15--2 p.m. f'l::lrtlciponts coM Women's Stt.odle$ F'rc:9rom COOrdlnator.(718)780--M76. COmpOUIA Hike In lleoutlfull<enl. CT. Jain women outdoorJon Sunday lor¢-8 mii8$·Rtdge hike. Sponsored by Hik-n Dykes.Forln!OCOIIEI:On(212)B74-2104 Wom..,·s Square a Cont1a Donee at the Community Center. Sponsored by Hikin (M<eJ.Forlntocall(718)784-2554. Socloly, 25 East 4th Street. Sam. $2 donation ,..quested. For Info call 212477--658B OPEN POETRY READING. IIIOOKlYN COl- """*'t Picnic In Central Ptut !PM 77 ST entrance. SponsoredbyHklnDy\<eJ. For lnlocoll U$0(212)586-9246 How We Feel At:lout·Money: Workshop fa< SAT _ _ _ _ 7 EdltarloiW..kendatWornanewa.See t.'cly71isting WED _ _ _ 4 leoeh Wolk - Bring frisbees. toys, warm clothes.lunch.Sponsoredbyl-iklnDv\<es. Forlntocall)..dltt\(212)677-7838 tronceon25thSI.)f2FNY.Toreglslef.CO II TheC1Y$1oiQuilt.S20.(718)622-7545. Edltortol Wee-kend at Womo-. Come docldo what QOOs into the poper. tpm IIENDA 8UFFALINO See Thurs. Mly S liSTing Editorial SUnday at WomaneWI. tlolp warkonthecolendor 1pm. 415W 14 Slfeet(212)989-796J Nancy Swortz ot wow. See May 511stlng Cltcult Hike moderate hike In New .let'Moy• Sponsored 0'1 Hlkln Dyke•. For Info con Cornie(212)5¢7-4033 inlocoi1An~(212)566-2721 SUN---Carne onco and ln'-"'stment.. Worksl'>op for women. with Connie Cohrt. 1::JJ-4pm. 61 Lexington Ave. nF, NY. $20 Colt ltle Crysto1Qullt.(718)622-7545 women. with fir.anctol plonner COnnie q>M. 1:30-4pm. 61 LexlnQton Ave .. (en- Wove Hill Amble - "'IUh HI~ In Dyk8$rne&T Sorotl on 3rd Ave and 34 StrooT 9AM For inlocoii_Sorotl(212)228-9468orlynneat (118)854-&24 MAY Prolectlng/bpondi~You-future: lnsur­ Beginner. cion at the Women's C..,te< Kora'-Ciut:ISoet-.'k:Jy911stlng. WOMEN TALKING WOMEN'S TAU: - "TAKING CAJE 01' THOSE WHO TOOK CARE Of US."TtleAAswerlslaving.196<1E.3SfhSt.. Brooklyn._ NV 11~34. (718)?98-2305. fee $7. May SAGE Brunch: Mlu Ruby's Cafe_ 135 8th Ave. at 16fh St Send check tO< $9. mode payable to SAGE Brunch. to the SAGEotflce.208W 13thST.. NVC10011.no lal90'1t1anAprii30.Spoclfynoonor2pm ~Call (212) 741-2247 for entree ll<ooldyn loTonlcal Gordon•- VlewJopanese Flower Display with Hikln DykeJ. For Managing Your Money: Workshop lor women. with COnnie CaM. - 10am123Qpm. ¢1 Le~lnQtonAvenue f2F, NV. To ~~~ co1 The Crystal OJIIt, $20. (718) 5 TeochertCollegeat CoiLJmblo Unl-tily Gay and lesbian Plom 8pm-Midnlght Teacher's C~ege Gym, 525 Wost !20th Street(blwllmstor.&B'way)$5. 749-195-1 ForPromGoersololloges 10M1'-Siren\IOUIHlkelalllllt.fmllkFQIII ~th tikln Dyke$. Some bustlW'tlocking. complng In Steites st. Fore$! N.J. f-ar Info con H&ten (212)982-6470. or Bien (212) B74-2104bVS/3c ayeTtaSt.(3F!.)(212)~5-56608PMS10. WOODLAHD WALK' Wood Walk with dl.. cunlan o1 Urban fore$! Manage!'Tiflnl with Suson Yo.~t 52 lor r.onmembers 3om Wo·.teHiiiHouse.675W. 252st Bron•.Tel (212)549-:?055 SAT _ _ _ 21 14 Siren: The Hlgh Price ol Working. Worksnap for women with MJrsho loYe and Undo MarkJ. 10am-1pm at M.JJtl Media MsGalierv,580~y.•504. N'!'.$25. To~ ister.co ll The Crystal Qul lt( 718) 622-7545. Quil1.(718)622-7545. "Aprlltn~rii'"SAGESoclat.Wsbloflorld SAJ _ __ Production Weekeno a! womonewt. Come learn how to paste up th(! paper 1pm.4t5W14Streat(212)969-7963. Women In TranllllonWofluhopsoolcsto supp<rl women ...tic ore mkld~t>.aoe<! or older Thfoul;lh struct...OO srnal-groupdis-cusslonJ.Rrs!meellngOctb.eorlyregiJ-trotlon oc::Mser:l. NYU SChool of COntinuing Educotion. 11 w. 42nd S: 1:15--.3:1 5 p.m CoiiSoraGilbell(212)993-7070. A.llon letblono otiiMJ kilt Coo•t meet+ lng~,2nd}llthTueK!o'f$,GoyandlesiJian WEDNESDAYSS&ltUOIIY At:luMd Anonymou1 (SAA) has meetlngsot730atDutchReformCtlun::h. Village Green. Woodstock. NY. A self-he'p rocQ'-""rymoolinglorwornon lncost SUt· - S lonewoll Cho<o'- rehea!MIII Wos111ngtonSQLI01etTnitedlvlethodlstOlli'Ch.7'30 p.m .. 133 West Fourth Stooot Con 212969-4349. New Jer..y Wlmmln'l Chorut meets. No tormaltroinlng neces$0ry. Coli (201)4479153or(20'1)6b9-3718 ACT NOW at Iaiiey HoUM, OlriJiopher and West st. Cal Wlichoel Morl...,y 212· 982-147llforinformotlon front flunnen: Fun trun. 1-S miles. 7pm ~taiJheSunlighTRestali'Oni.250W9$1 S7thST(corll9r0181t1Ave)Coii.JudYSplna forinto(718)871-2326 Alcohella AnOnvmou• beginner• women'• meettng. Gay and lelblon Community Cent&o'. 208 W. 13 St.. 6:30pm, 212-473-620) THURSDAYS-Salta Saul Slste<• - Ttllrd World Gay WOrnenlhltedrne&tlng.t\etworl<withslstEm. party. shore your Ideo~ at lh& lesbian 4 Gay Community Centef. 208 W. 13 Stroot btwn 7 and 8 Aves 7:30pm. Donation roquosted New Yorlc Women'• ChorUI rehecrsals ltl!.Odays. 7.1~9.30P.M.ottheM:Jdison Avenue BapHJI 01o.rch, 31st and ModiSOil. For more Information please co l (212) 866-9382. Womfln who hovlilleft con-..nll Using the 12-Step Program !ormar o1 Ncoholics Ar>onymous 7·830 pm Call (212) 9247166or(718)499-2l118formootlnglor::ot- "'" NQrcallcl Anonymous Meeting. lesboon and Gav COmmunity Center, 208 w 13Th Bpm. for tnto cau 420-9400 street LOver'IOer Syles: l.elblansln COfni)U1ell meeting. 2nd ltlursd<:JV o1 month. Goy and Lesbian Community Cent&o', 208 W 13 ST. ¢::JJ--B pm. 718-499-b?Q2 or 212753.D<I90 Sexually Abu.oct Anonyrnoua (SM) has meetings at 7pm at Blessed Sacrament School. 14 7 West 7oth street, red r:b:>r. basement. lllonhattcn. A se11.ne1p rec:O'>'GIY meelll'(llor women Incest suMvor1 S&JWOity AbuMd Anon'lfi\OUI: Setf.nelp rocovervfor \loiOmenlncestsurvl\l(lf$.Sf. Sortholomew'sCommuntyHouse. 109 E 50th St. NYC. 6':JJ pm BeginM~s; 7:15pm Qegulors Woma,_. Weekly Meeting. Came discussthepoper.Giveyouroptnlons onour took &content. Warkonsorneolourother projects or listen to sorne 01 our guest speakers. 7pm415West14 Street NYC for lntocall212-989-7963 New York Women's Chorushasrehoor$ols from7to9-30pmotth(!VoodisonAvenue Baptist Ctluteh at 3111 St. and Madison twe.Call212-866-93821orlnforrnatlon. FRIDAYS--Narcotic• Ananyrnow MHII~. Lesbian and Gav Community Center 208 W. 13ft'\ street6-7:30pm.Forlnfocoll4209400. SupportGrouploo$1nglelelblani.6:30.S pm. At 1t1e Lesbian/Goy Community Cent&o'. 208Wesl13th Sl" Mont\Otton Women'• 60 plus ~Op Group: AJI women 50 and ever welcome. SAGE. 208 W. 1~th ST Formorelnlocall(212)741-2247 SATURDAYS-larefoot 1oog1e - treeltyle dancing (women and m..- -lco!'Tifl) too W'kle varlety of pre-recorded music in o $TlXlkefree.olcohOI-Iloo. relal<ed and non-j\JdQementolatmospt\e!e,r;r,-erySotl-Odoynight 434 ¢fh Ave .. b&lwn 9 & 10 SIJ. 8:30pm12:30om.Mmluion isSJ.50;ctllldren12 and under free with an adult. No street ~oro allowed on the donee floor~ come pn'I:X:If&O to donee In your soc::ks. dance shoes. s6ppers or baa lee'l Con (718)856-63121ormorehTormotlon Goy a lesbian tlallana: C--ll arlO Suppon Group fa< lesbians ana 0011 men of ~olian heritage. 7:30pm sharp ot t he L.a$blon & Gay Community Centeo-. 70S W 13ft'\ Stroot.lllonhaltan.1stond3rdSoturdoys of~month. FrontRvnneu:funRun1-5 mllet.10am MeeT aT Jasorfa Qe~touront. 23W. 73rd ST. For more lnlo coli Jud;· Spina (718) 871-2326. Gay and I.Hblon Youltl o1 New YO!Ic Rap Gfouo: Lesbian and Gay COmmunity Centeo-. 2011 W 13th ST. 3-¢pm. for into coll:(718)886-3274/465-3254 lolkond llllenllapGrouplor lesbian• ond Blsexuol Women at Identity Hc<Joe. 54<1 Sixth Ava. (near 14th St.). 2:30-5pm. $<1 sugoested donolk>n. For lnrormatlon coli 243.S181 � 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, 1988 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 WomaNews newspaper calendar clipping with Front Runner events 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/9394f7bfbca4fd80964bae592bf27b21.pdf 63f0e9257b1b4bc6201918672fe58a6a PDF Text Text The First Rambli ng-thru -theRamble sRun Sunday , August 2l, l988 10:00 A.M. Alter the Run: Specially Catered Picnic in the Rambles Plenty to eat & drink. Just bring your suntan lotion and a blanket Only $10.00/ pers.-----Bring a guest! A 3- or 5-Mile course Ending at the Gazebo (tiag drop in west meadow, east of West Park Drive near Bl sf Street entrance; in case·yo f rain,bag drop at Gazebo) Conveniently scheduled after the Hispanic Half Marathon --after you finish, just come over to the picnic! ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••• Name--- ---------- ---------- -- Payment must be received by August 13. Contact Greg Valerie Phone # - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 212-691- 1185 Amount paid---- ---------- ------ � 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, 1988 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 The First Rambling thru the Rambles 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 1988 Year:1980s Year:1988