The new National AIDS Hotline is 1-800-342-AIDS

HEALTH GROUP

A new group has been fromed in Cleveland called Gay & Lesbian Health Issues Committee of Cleveland, (G&LHICC). The group meets at Trinity Cathedral. For more info call Robbie at 221-2114.

The Tri-County Chapter of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays holds regular meetings every third Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at Unitarian Universalist Church, 3300 Morewood Rd., Akron. For more info call 794-9623.

GAYELLOW PAGES

The 13th Edition of the GAYELLOW PAGES has just been published for the USA & Canada. This edition is very complete, serving the Gay Community's everyday needs for services such as AA Groups, Business Services, Dentists, Doctors, Lawyers, etc., as well as the travelers more occasional need for information such as Hotels, Bars, Travel Agents, and so on. The first part of the book includes information on Headquarters of organizations, nationally circulating publications, prisoner projects, and Mail Order Companies, plus a summary of SWITCHBOARDS and HOTLINES for quick reference.

If you can't find it locally, GAYELLOW PAGES is available from Renaissance House, PO Box 292 Village Stat ion, New York, New York 10014, or call 212-929-7720.

MUSICAL OPENS

The Jewish Community Center (JCC) will present the adult musical "March of the Falsettos" at the JCC Halle Theatre, opening Thursday, July 7, at 8pm.

The Director is Michael LiBassi who directed "Minnie's Boys" at JCC last winter.

Performances for "March of the Falsettos" are Saturday, July 9, 16, and 23 at 8:30pm, and Sunday, July 10, 17, and 24 at 7:30pm. For more info call the JCC Box Office, 382-4000, ext. 272 or 274.

NEOHPHR

NEOHPHR, Northeastern Ohio Health Professionals for Human Rights, is a recently organized group of health care professionals to serve the health care needs of sexual minorities in the entire Northeastern Ohio area. Membership is open to Physicians, Dentists, Nurses, Counselors, Clergy, Allied Medical Professionals, Health Educators, and students and professionals in training.

Current activities include a speakers bureau, Project Lambda, and a resource list. Plans are in the making for an area-wide Gay/Lesbian switchboard and a referral list of Gay/Lesbian sensitized health professionals.

For further information about NEOHPHR and its activities, write NEOHPHR, P.0. Box F-15, Akron, Ohio 44308.

PROJECT LAMBDA

PROJECT LAMBDA, a Hepatitis B Screening and Immunization is endorsed by the Summit County Medical Society. Sexually active Gay men are among the groups of persons who are at high risk of being infected with Hepatitis B. $10.00 at the time your blood is drawn, covers the cost of screening. Testing takes place at ADAMS STREET BAR, 77 North Adams St., Akron, Ohio on Thursdays 9-12pm. For more info call Sue Phillips at 375-2960, or The Akron Sex Forum at 867-6644.

NEW GAYME

A new game, created by Gregg Mayfield of Philadelphia, is on the market called "Twinkees and Trolls".

The game begins with those first, early experiences while growing up, progresses through "Coming Out" and the first visits to a Gay Bar, a show bar, a leather bar, and the inevitable "Tubs". It follows with travel to various cities and resorts significant to the Gay Community. The object," naturally, is to accumulate as many "Twinkees" and as few "Trolls" as you can.

If you are unable to find it locally, you may order a copy direct from GAYMES Publications, Inc., PO Bx 30325, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103. LET US KNOW

If your organization has something special coming up, or just your regular meetings, let us know. Just send us the information to ACTION, PO Box 506, Lakewood, Ohio by the 15th of the month.

A MAN'S WORLD &

ACTION'S ANNIVERSARIES

The weekend of June 10-12 was very busy at A MAN'S WORLD in Cleveland. June 10th was the second Anniversary of the bar and Richard and Bill gave everyone a hard hat and had a buffet that was very unique, 6 foot long hogies and "Twinkies".

Gunner Robinson visits Richard

June 11th was the "Mr. MIDWEST DRUMMER Contest" with seven hot contestants from all over Ohio. Gunner Robinson, DRUMMER'S Goodwill Ambassador, was on hand as one of the six judges. Tom, the bartender at the RUSTLER SALOON in Toledo was 2nd Runnerup, Steve from Canton was 1st Runnerup, and George from Cincinatti was picked as "Mr. MIDWEST DRUMMER". George will go to San Francisco to compete against a dozen other men from around the country for the title of "Mr. DRUMMER MAGAZINE".

June 12th was the 2nd Anniversary of ACTION MAGAZINE on the Outback at A MAN'S WORLD. Bill made his famous Bar-B-Qued Beef for dinner and

George is

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everyone got a "Twinkie". The party started at three in the afternoon and lasted all night. There were lots of door prizes and activites to keep everyone busy all day. Richard also gave away the 'First Annual Pink Pussycat Award' to a couple of 'Boy Scouts'.

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It was a very busy weekend and everyone had a great time, especially at the 'After Hours' Party at CLUB CLEVELAND on Saturday night, and all the proceeds from the entire weekend went to AIDS research here in Ohio.

There are pictures of the fun-filled weekend on the A MAN'S WORLD/ACTION page.

FUN FACTS FUN FACTS FUN FACTS FUN FACTS

A Britsh poet named Walt Whitman has just published a new book. Its whimsical title is "Leaves of Astroturf".

That Old Time Religion Dept: In 1640, John Wilson, Vicar of Arlington, declared that "Buggery is no Sinne".

Recent surveys indicate that only 15% of Gay men would choose to be straight.

Like water sports? Give thanks to Ben Franklin, who invented the first water skies, wet suits, and scuba fins.

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