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MEMBERSHIP MEETING
FEBRUARY 15, 2000
The monthly membership meeting of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human
Riglts or TOHR (pronounced T-0-H-R) for February will be held Tuesday,
FEBRUARY 1Elh, 2CXX) at 7:?JJ pm at the Tulsa Gay Community Services
Certer.
Membership meetings are your chance to learn more abol1 the activi-

ties TOHR has planned in the coming year and more importantly, learn
more about the work TOHR is doing to improve the lives of gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender people in Tulsa and the surrounding areas.
A short business session is part of the agenda, enabling you to grasp a
better understanding of the amount of work, as well as the amourt of dollars required, that is necessary for the mission of EQUALity to be
achieved.
This upcoming meeting is of importance because of the need to
achieve quorum (10% of the membership residing in the ciy of Tulsa)..
Quorum is necessary in order for actual business to be voted on and this
meeting there is an approval necessary by the membership.
Two new at-large members of the Board of Directors have been appoirted and will be presented to the membership for approval. Quorum is
required for this to happen.
In addition to the regular business session and approval of the board
appoirtmerts, as always, a special program is slated for the night.
All TOHR members, guests and irterested individuals are invited and
encouraged to attend.

Getting .ready for this years Parade requires planning and hard work
and here is your organizations chance to get a jump start.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Riglts and the Steering Committee of
June pride activities will be hosting a 'Float Clinic' Saturday, March 11 at
the Community Center at 1:00 pm.
Last years historic first pride parade for Tulsa had over 40 ertries wth
!"any of them being floats. If you were involved wih the planning or building of an~ of the ~oats. you know the work (and sometimes the heartache)
of preparing a rolhng mass of tissue paper, paper mache or baHoons.
The clinic is designed to help in your planning and execltion of your
ertry. From the initial design concept to the eventual completion-I all
r~uires planning. Short presentations will cover design concepts, maten~I (cost effective) gathering, building techniques and of course, the policies and procedures (the rules) of the parade.
For more information, please call 918-743-4297 during the evening.

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OKLAHOMA. OK?
The Sooner State (for many-the Cowboy State, but that's another
article) has a repl1ation for being near or at the bottom of the 50 states
when it comes to many issues our nation faces as a whole.
We have all heard about the high teenage pregnancy rate, the evolution
textbook disclaimer, the quality of the roads, the low rate of pay for our
teachers, the turnpikes, the cockfighting issue; the list can go on and on.
These are issues that are important to many in the GLBT community as
well as the community at large. However, there are a few issues that deserve to be brought up irto the limelight-issues that directly affect the
lives of many of us.
Last year, a brave legislator brought HB1211 to Oklahomans. HB1211
would have added sexual orientation to our state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law. The measure would have also allowed hate crimes
victims to receive civil damages from their perpetrators. HB1211 passed
the House Committee on Judiciary on ~ bit was killed in a full House
vote on March 10, 1989.
A similar Senate bill, SB578, would have also added gender and sexual oriertation to the state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law.
It also would have allowed· hate crimes-victims to receive civil damages
from their perpetrators. However, this bill died in the Senate Committee
on Appropriations as of February 2, 1989. The measure will be carried
over for consideration during the 2CXX) legislative session.
Wlile HB1211 and SB578 wen, and are issues worth·fighting·for, there
.are many-more that should be raUied around and brougtt crashing to the
floor. The Oklahoma legislature will be considering many bills in this session that could DIRECRY AFFECT EVERY GAY, LESBIAN, BlSEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUAL in the State of Oklahoma!
see 'O1</ahoma, • page 3

QUILT WORKSHOP PLANNED!
The Steering Committee of the Tulsa chapter of the Names Project will
be giving a 'Quilt Workshop' as part of the TOHR membership meeting,
MARCH U, 2000. The workshop will follow the regular short business
session of the meeting and is intended to show how to plan and make a
panel for addiion to the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
The Tulsa Chapter of the Names Project will be bringing a major display of the AIDS ·Memorial Quilt to Tulsa this coming December and this
upcoming workshop can help you in the design and construction of a
panel with which you wish to remember a loved one or friend.
TOHR is also asking for individuals to submit names of members of
TOHR who have passed away due to HIV or AIDS related illnesses.
These names will then be incorporated in a panel (size to be determined)
and preserted during opening ceremonies of the display December 1,
2CXX>.
For more information or to submit a name, please call 918-743-4297
during the evening before 9:00 pm.

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2000 Board of Dlredors:
President
Greg A. Gatewood
1st Vice-President
Kerry R. Lewis
Jason C. Reed
2nd Vice-President
Lynn Mostoller
Treasurer
Fernando Este
Secretary

Publication of any name or photograph of
any person does not reflect that individual's
sexual orientation.
Advertising is available at reasonable
rates. Please contact TOHR at 918.743.4297 or
PO Box 2687, Tulsa, OK 74101 for rate:. and
policies.
Efforts are made to verify information in
articles and advertising. If errors or incorrect
information is published, please notify TOHR in
order for editors to clarify and print any necessary corrections.
Subscri?ions are mailed (one per household) monthly. Membership in Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights entitles member to one
year subscri?ion of Community News. Four (4)
complimentary successive issues of Community
News are available to new additions to the
TOHR mailing list. Membership is then required
to continue the subscri?ion.

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Hunw1 Rights is commlted to maintaining a home
for our community organizations, a safe and affirming
environment and a visible
cultural presence for our
community and city in order
for individuals to become
proud members of our diverse society.

... planning for June
The Steering Commitee of Millennium Pride has been hard at work,
ensuring this years events will be the biggest celebration Tulsa and Oklahoma have seen.
The next planning meeting is scheduled for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
12 at 9:30 AM. Yes, that's AM, as in the morning. The meeting, as always, will take place at the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center at
1307 E 38th Street or 38th and Peoria.
ALL INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS ARE ENCOURAGED TO TAKE PART IN THE PLANNING. Wtth everyone's help,
this years celebration can be a milestone in the history of the Tulsa GLBT
community.
Watch for more information coming very soon regarding the announcement of the Grand Marshall as well as additional events being planned. If
you would like to help in organizing Millennium Pride or are irterested in
being a volurteer, please call 918-7e4297.

the MARCH, the RALLY, the FESTIVAL

Join thousands of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transpeople, as well as
our friends and allies as our community conl/8rges on W&shington D.C.
for the MILLENNIUM MARCH ON WASHINGTON for EQUALITY.
MMO\N is scheduled for April 30, 2000.
Tulsa and Oklahoma will certainly have a presence there as several
throughout town and the state are planning on making a trip to participate
in this historic event.
Hotels and airlines are quickly filling up in D.C.-if you plan to attend or
would like to, call IMMEDIATELY to find ol.t where (and if) rooms are
available.
In addiion to the actual March, many other events such as concerts
and parties are planned for the week preceding and the weekend of the
April 3Clh.
For more information, visit www.mmow.org or via mail at: 1CXlO 16:h St.
NW, Suite~. Washington, D.C. 20036 or call at al:2-467-8100.
For information and tickets for the DANCES ON WASHINGTON!, contact Montage Events at 1-800-792-5819 or www.mortageevents.com

FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT

thursdays @ 7:30 pm
FEB 10: "AND THE BAND PLAYED ON"
FEB 17: "CRUEL INTENTIONS"
FEB 24: "THE TWO OF US"
MARCH 2: "VIOLETS VISIT"
MARCH 9: -"GA¥-COMEDIANS~'

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. .. TOHR news
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, PFLAG, Soulforce in Oklahoma
and Americorps joined together Monday, January 17, 2000 and participated in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade.
Approximately 25 marchers walked behind the banners of PFLAG and
TOHR. The large crowd (sometimes 6 people deep along the sidewalks)
appreciated the GLBT community efforts with several •hellos' and applause.
A very large event with over 225 entries, the annual parade celebrates
the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
Thank you to all who joined together, braved the drop in temperature
and walked the distance---and next year join us again (in the meanwhile,
be working on your dance steps).

VOLUNTEER:
ONE WHO ENTERS INTO OR OFFERS THEMSELVES FOR A
SERVICE OF THEIR OWN FREE WILL.
TOHR and the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center are run completely by dedicated volunteers devoting their time to the need for
EQUALity. All work associated with TOHR and the Center is done by
VOLUNTEERS, as there is no part-time or full-time paid staff.
There are numerous volunteer opportunities available at your Community Center. Answering the Information line, running the Pride store,
cleaning (yes, that has to happen), working with our librarian in the Nancy
McDonald Rainbow Library and ·organizing special events are just a few of
the responsibilities taken on by volunteers. TOHR also has opportunities
for you to volunteer your time and help your community at large. The
Millennium Pride Celebration, advocacy work and organizing and helping
to run special events also require volunteers.
V\lhether it be one evening a month or 1 night a week, as well as
everything in between, volunteers are the backbone of TOHR and the
work that is accomplished. In addition to the self-68tisfaction of volunteering, you also get a 10% discount at the Pride store when you volunteer.
Troy McGoveran, TOHR volunteer coordinator, has announced a
NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION for February 15, 2000. The orientation will begin at 6:3) pm and will include an overview of what you may
expect when volunteering, a short training session and refreshments.
All interested individuals are encouraged to attend the orientation as
well as stay for the February general membership meeting, scheduled for
02/15IOO beginning at 7:30 pm. Please call 918.743.4297 for more information.

A low point in the Oklahoma legislative session occurred last year. A
bill was passed by the legislators and SIGNED INTO LAW by Governor
Keating aimed at returning all criminal penalties, fines, and lail terms to
their 'Pre-Truth in Sentencing levels.· This was done for all cnmes except
sodomy-instead of returning the maximum sentence for same-sex sodomy (the only kind of sodomy Oklahoma criminalizes) convictions to 10
years, the legislature increased the maximum sentence to 20 years. This
Is the ONLY jail term the leglslatLre did not retLrn to Its Pre-Truth In
Sentencing maxlmlffl.
In addition to hate crimes and sodomy laws, some of our state representatives are also attacking our families, the very core of American life..
HB1224 would prohibit "homosexuals or lesbians· or couples who
"cohabitate continuously and habitually' from adopting children. This bill
PASSED the House on March 8, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee
on Judiciary. The measure will also be carried over for consideration d_uring the 2000 legislative session. A similar bill, HB1 707, would pr~hI~it
"homosexuals, lesbians, or bisexuals" from adopting children. This bill
died in the House Committee on Community and Families Responsibilities
as of February 2, 1999. It will also be carried over for consideration during the 2000 session.
Another bill, HB1802 would create a reblitable presumption that is not
in the best interests of the child to grant custodial placements to.gay, lesbian, and bisexual parents. This bill ALSO PASSED the House on February 23, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee on Judici~ry as_ of March
10, 1999. The measure will also be carried over for cons1deratIon dunng
the 2000 legislative session.
These are just the "lowlights" of the last legislative session. There
could be more in the 2000 session!
The Oklahoma GLBT community must be ready! We must voice our
support for our friends in the legislature in every way. We must work a~ a
community-together-in an attempt to stop senseless proposals hke
those listed above. And, while doing that we must educate the general
public-our families, our friends, our neighbors, our leaders-about the
need for hate crime legislation, the need for an employment nondiscrimination act and show the quality lives we, and our children
We must also stand up for our equal and human rights! Oklahoma's
sodomy law, targeting ONLY the GLBT community is out of step with the
rest of the nation and must be eliminated. Our families, present and future, must be given the same equal and legal rights as our heterosexual
counterparts. We must demand all of basic human rights from our state
and our leaders.
The simplest plan of action is to REGISTER AND VOTE! The GLBT
community makes up nearly 6% of the voting population which can make
the difference in a close race. WE CAN be the difference but we ALL
must vote to make that difference.
Another way to help out in the legislative arena is to become a active
TOHR member. With your membership, TOHR can make a difference in
the quality of the lives of the GLBT community. With your support, TOHR_
can continue the educational programs and services aimed at both our
community end the general public. With all of our voices combined, the
GLBT community can and MUST demand our human riglts.
Together, we VVILL win and then and only then, can Oklahoma be OKl

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CHURCH so«Xll.; 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
M : COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 8 PM
11:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:30 AM
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EVENNG SERVICE: 7 PM
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TULSA GAY COMMUNITY 811'1·
MCC UNITED: WORSHP. 11 AM
VICH CINTll't: 44 P'M

MARCH 2

MARCH 1

MARCH 3

LAMBDA AA: TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY SEl'IVICIS
CINTll't: 1:10 P'M

RED ROCK TESTING CLNIC: HIV 1 •SINGLH" • A MIN'S SINGLES
TESTING: SPM-IIPM
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... news at the center

... news around town

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center, a program of TOHR for
the city of Tulsa, is a hub of activity each and every week throughout the
year. If you haven't visited the Center recently, or if you have never been
to the Center (why would that be?), stop by anytime to see what's going
on in Tulsa and how you can help.
The Center is the home of the offices of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights - mission control as it were, for the numerous activities and
events TOHR presents and sponsors. The Center also houses the Pride
Store and the Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library. The Center provides
space for H.O.P.E. and Red Rock for education and HIV testing. There
are also large and small meeting rooms in addition to the TV lounge, complete with a large screen TV.
The Center is busy every day of the week. Below are the organizations that utilize the Center and their meeting times. Groups meet every
week unless ctherwise noted.

Return to the era of Josephine Baker, Maurice Chevalier, Edith Piaf,
Marlene Dietrich and more in Tulsa Opera's "An Evening in Gay Paree.'
This special evening on the set of "Manon,' Tulsa Opera's next production, is scheduled to take place MARCH 3, 2000.
The evening will include wine, horsdoeuvres, entertainment and a silent
auction-all on the stage of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center-and run
from 5 :30 pm-8:00 pm.
Tickets are available for $35.00 per person or $75.00 per person including tickets to the production of 'Manon• later in the evening. Please call
918-582-4035, ext 18 for reservations.

SUNDAY
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm.
TOHR Board of Directors meeting: 2:00 pm, -zm Sunday of month
Tulsa Area Primetimers membership meeting: 4:00 pm, -zm Sunday
of month
"Lesbian Connection' book discussion: 7:00 pm, refer calendar for
exact dates.

MONDAY
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
TOHR office hours: 6-9 pm
Monday Night Football (during the season): 8:00 pm

TUESDAY
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
TOHR general membership meeting: 7:30 pm, -zm Tuesday of month
·coming our - a support group: 6:00 pm
"Loss of a Love· support group: 7:00 pm
Tulsa Area Primetimers board meeting: 7:00 pm, -zm Tuesday of
month.
TulPac support group: 7:30 pm, 2nd Tuesday of month.
Youth drop-in day: 2-5 pm
HIV testing (confidential) by Red Rock: 4-9 pm

WEDNESDAY
T

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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
Lambda AA: 7:30 pm
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, 191 Wednesday of month
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, ~ Wednesday of month at 41 91
Barnes & Noble

THURSDAY
T
T
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
•center Cinema•: 7:30 pm,
'Singles': 6:30 pm

Tulsa's newest book discussion group, 'Rainbow of Discussion,' meets
on the third Wednesday of every each month to discuss classic and contemporary titles. Selected titles for discussion will include those that have
influenced the present Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual cultures.
This months selection, "The Gay and Lesbian Self-Esteem Book: A
Guide to Loving Ourselves' can be found in the staff recommendations
section of Barnes and Noble at 41 st and Yale. The book will be discussed
at Barnes and Noble on February 16, 2000 at 7:30 pm.
For more information on this book group, contact Brian at 918-6a54580. Also, for more information on book clubs at Barnes and Noble, contact Ann at 918-665-4585.

The Parish Church of St. Jerome will be having their annual Fat Tuesday Party and Silent Auction, March 7th at 7:00 pm.
Tickets are $5.00 and include dinner, which will feature southern and
New Orleans style delicacies.
The Parish Church of St. Jerome is located at :!l5 W King street in the
historical Brady Heights District.

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center was the site of the bimonthly community meeting last January 18th. Leaders of several local
businesses and organizations gathered to discuss various issues and
explore possible coordinated efforts benefiting the entire community.
The next meeting will be held MARCH 21, 2000 at 7:00 pm at the Tulsa
Gay Community Services Center (38th and Peoria). The agenda will include, bl.t is not limited to, the selection of an official name, the ratification
of the Memorandum of Understanding between the organizations and
TOHR and community/ citywide work on issues of concern.
If your organization would like to be involved in these meetings, please
contact TOHR at 918-743-4297.

FRIDAY
T
T

Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
'Lesbian Connection• Women's movie night: 7:15 pm

SATURDAY
T
T
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Center and Pride store open: 12-9 pm
NON (National Org. of Women): 12:30 pm, -zm Saturday of month
Lambda AA: 5:30 pm
T T.U.LS.A. (Tulsa Uniform & Leather Seekers Ass'n): 5:00 pm, 191
Saturday of month
T HIV testing (anonymous) by H.O.P.E.: 4-8 pm
T
"Circle of Friends': 2:00 pm, 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.
'Y Millennium Pride planning meeting: refer 'Community Calendar for
date and time.
In addition to the above organizational meetings, TOHR and the Center
hosts the bi-monthly 'Community Council", numerous special events, and
is the place to get your free copy of 'Community News", the Gayly Oklahoman, Tulsa Family News, Triangle, Gay Parenting and Poz. The bulletin boards are also an excellent place to advertise your place of business,
group events and even roommate information. There are also dedicated
bulletin boards for local, state and national news and news about TOHR
and the Center.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights and the Tulsa Gay Community
Services Center invite everyone in the community to come by anytime to
see what's going on in your community and how you can get involved in
the fight for EQUALity.

'Circle of Friends,' an offshoot of the popular 'Lesbian Connection,' a
program of TOHR, meets the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at the
Tulsa Gay Community Services Center.
The group is primarily a no holds barred discussion group, but will be
having outings of various interest throughout the year.
The group will meet at 2:00 pm at the Community Center at 38th and
Peoria.

Marsha Stevens, contemporary Christian music performer, will be giYing a free concert Saturday, February 12th at the Sheraton Hctel, 10918 E
41 st street. The concert will begin at 7:00 pm in Salon D of the hotel. Ms.
Stevens has been called •. .. conservative Christianity's nightmare: a
God-fearing, Bible-believing, Jesus-loving lesbian Christian.•
Following the concert, MCC United will be hosting a 'Sweetheart
Dance' at the Sheraton Hotel. The cost for the dance is $5.00 per couple.
Call 838-1715 for more information.

MMOW - 4/30/00

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TOHR
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
FEBRUARY 15, 2000
The monthly membership meeting of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human
Riglts or TOHR (pronounced T-0-H-R) for February will be held Tuesday,
FEBRUARY 1Elh, 2CXX) at 7:?JJ pm at the Tulsa Gay Community Services
Certer.
Membership meetings are your chance to learn more abol1 the activi-

ties TOHR has planned in the coming year and more importantly, learn
more about the work TOHR is doing to improve the lives of gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender people in Tulsa and the surrounding areas.
A short business session is part of the agenda, enabling you to grasp a
better understanding of the amount of work, as well as the amourt of dollars required, that is necessary for the mission of EQUALity to be
achieved.
This upcoming meeting is of importance because of the need to
achieve quorum (10% of the membership residing in the ciy of Tulsa)..
Quorum is necessary in order for actual business to be voted on and this
meeting there is an approval necessary by the membership.
Two new at-large members of the Board of Directors have been appoirted and will be presented to the membership for approval. Quorum is
required for this to happen.
In addition to the regular business session and approval of the board
appoirtmerts, as always, a special program is slated for the night.
All TOHR members, guests and irterested individuals are invited and
encouraged to attend.

Getting .ready for this years Parade requires planning and hard work
and here is your organizations chance to get a jump start.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Riglts and the Steering Committee of
June pride activities will be hosting a 'Float Clinic' Saturday, March 11 at
the Community Center at 1:00 pm.
Last years historic first pride parade for Tulsa had over 40 ertries wth
!"any of them being floats. If you were involved wih the planning or building of an~ of the ~oats. you know the work (and sometimes the heartache)
of preparing a rolhng mass of tissue paper, paper mache or baHoons.
The clinic is designed to help in your planning and execltion of your
ertry. From the initial design concept to the eventual completion-I all
r~uires planning. Short presentations will cover design concepts, maten~I (cost effective) gathering, building techniques and of course, the policies and procedures (the rules) of the parade.
For more information, please call 918-743-4297 during the evening.

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VIDEOS AVAILABLE FOR $10.00
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OKLAHOMA. OK?
The Sooner State (for many-the Cowboy State, but that's another
article) has a repl1ation for being near or at the bottom of the 50 states
when it comes to many issues our nation faces as a whole.
We have all heard about the high teenage pregnancy rate, the evolution
textbook disclaimer, the quality of the roads, the low rate of pay for our
teachers, the turnpikes, the cockfighting issue; the list can go on and on.
These are issues that are important to many in the GLBT community as
well as the community at large. However, there are a few issues that deserve to be brought up irto the limelight-issues that directly affect the
lives of many of us.
Last year, a brave legislator brought HB1211 to Oklahomans. HB1211
would have added sexual orientation to our state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law. The measure would have also allowed hate crimes
victims to receive civil damages from their perpetrators. HB1211 passed
the House Committee on Judiciary on ~ bit was killed in a full House
vote on March 10, 1989.
A similar Senate bill, SB578, would have also added gender and sexual oriertation to the state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law.
It also would have allowed· hate crimes-victims to receive civil damages
from their perpetrators. However, this bill died in the Senate Committee
on Appropriations as of February 2, 1989. The measure will be carried
over for consideration during the 2CXX) legislative session.
Wlile HB1211 and SB578 wen, and are issues worth·fighting·for, there
.are many-more that should be raUied around and brougtt crashing to the
floor. The Oklahoma legislature will be considering many bills in this session that could DIRECRY AFFECT EVERY GAY, LESBIAN, BlSEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUAL in the State of Oklahoma!
see 'O1</ahoma, • page 3

QUILT WORKSHOP PLANNED!
The Steering Committee of the Tulsa chapter of the Names Project will
be giving a 'Quilt Workshop' as part of the TOHR membership meeting,
MARCH U, 2000. The workshop will follow the regular short business
session of the meeting and is intended to show how to plan and make a
panel for addiion to the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
The Tulsa Chapter of the Names Project will be bringing a major display of the AIDS ·Memorial Quilt to Tulsa this coming December and this
upcoming workshop can help you in the design and construction of a
panel with which you wish to remember a loved one or friend.
TOHR is also asking for individuals to submit names of members of
TOHR who have passed away due to HIV or AIDS related illnesses.
These names will then be incorporated in a panel (size to be determined)
and preserted during opening ceremonies of the display December 1,
2CXX>.
For more information or to submit a name, please call 918-743-4297
during the evening before 9:00 pm.

FEBRUARY 2000 COMMUNITY NEWS, PAGE 2
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2000 Board of Dlredors:
President
Greg A. Gatewood
1st Vice-President
Kerry R. Lewis
Jason C. Reed
2nd Vice-President
Lynn Mostoller
Treasurer
Fernando Este
Secretary

Publication of any name or photograph of
any person does not reflect that individual's
sexual orientation.
Advertising is available at reasonable
rates. Please contact TOHR at 918.743.4297 or
PO Box 2687, Tulsa, OK 74101 for rate:. and
policies.
Efforts are made to verify information in
articles and advertising. If errors or incorrect
information is published, please notify TOHR in
order for editors to clarify and print any necessary corrections.
Subscri?ions are mailed (one per household) monthly. Membership in Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights entitles member to one
year subscri?ion of Community News. Four (4)
complimentary successive issues of Community
News are available to new additions to the
TOHR mailing list. Membership is then required
to continue the subscri?ion.

for

Hunw1 Rights is commlted to maintaining a home
for our community organizations, a safe and affirming
environment and a visible
cultural presence for our
community and city in order
for individuals to become
proud members of our diverse society.

... planning for June
The Steering Commitee of Millennium Pride has been hard at work,
ensuring this years events will be the biggest celebration Tulsa and Oklahoma have seen.
The next planning meeting is scheduled for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
12 at 9:30 AM. Yes, that's AM, as in the morning. The meeting, as always, will take place at the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center at
1307 E 38th Street or 38th and Peoria.
ALL INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS ARE ENCOURAGED TO TAKE PART IN THE PLANNING. Wtth everyone's help,
this years celebration can be a milestone in the history of the Tulsa GLBT
community.
Watch for more information coming very soon regarding the announcement of the Grand Marshall as well as additional events being planned. If
you would like to help in organizing Millennium Pride or are irterested in
being a volurteer, please call 918-7e4297.

the MARCH, the RALLY, the FESTIVAL

Join thousands of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transpeople, as well as
our friends and allies as our community conl/8rges on W&shington D.C.
for the MILLENNIUM MARCH ON WASHINGTON for EQUALITY.
MMO\N is scheduled for April 30, 2000.
Tulsa and Oklahoma will certainly have a presence there as several
throughout town and the state are planning on making a trip to participate
in this historic event.
Hotels and airlines are quickly filling up in D.C.-if you plan to attend or
would like to, call IMMEDIATELY to find ol.t where (and if) rooms are
available.
In addiion to the actual March, many other events such as concerts
and parties are planned for the week preceding and the weekend of the
April 3Clh.
For more information, visit www.mmow.org or via mail at: 1CXlO 16:h St.
NW, Suite~. Washington, D.C. 20036 or call at al:2-467-8100.
For information and tickets for the DANCES ON WASHINGTON!, contact Montage Events at 1-800-792-5819 or www.mortageevents.com

FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT

thursdays @ 7:30 pm
FEB 10: "AND THE BAND PLAYED ON"
FEB 17: "CRUEL INTENTIONS"
FEB 24: "THE TWO OF US"
MARCH 2: "VIOLETS VISIT"
MARCH 9: -"GA¥-COMEDIANS~'

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. .. TOHR news
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, PFLAG, Soulforce in Oklahoma
and Americorps joined together Monday, January 17, 2000 and participated in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade.
Approximately 25 marchers walked behind the banners of PFLAG and
TOHR. The large crowd (sometimes 6 people deep along the sidewalks)
appreciated the GLBT community efforts with several •hellos' and applause.
A very large event with over 225 entries, the annual parade celebrates
the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
Thank you to all who joined together, braved the drop in temperature
and walked the distance---and next year join us again (in the meanwhile,
be working on your dance steps).

VOLUNTEER:
ONE WHO ENTERS INTO OR OFFERS THEMSELVES FOR A
SERVICE OF THEIR OWN FREE WILL.
TOHR and the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center are run completely by dedicated volunteers devoting their time to the need for
EQUALity. All work associated with TOHR and the Center is done by
VOLUNTEERS, as there is no part-time or full-time paid staff.
There are numerous volunteer opportunities available at your Community Center. Answering the Information line, running the Pride store,
cleaning (yes, that has to happen), working with our librarian in the Nancy
McDonald Rainbow Library and ·organizing special events are just a few of
the responsibilities taken on by volunteers. TOHR also has opportunities
for you to volunteer your time and help your community at large. The
Millennium Pride Celebration, advocacy work and organizing and helping
to run special events also require volunteers.
V\lhether it be one evening a month or 1 night a week, as well as
everything in between, volunteers are the backbone of TOHR and the
work that is accomplished. In addition to the self-68tisfaction of volunteering, you also get a 10% discount at the Pride store when you volunteer.
Troy McGoveran, TOHR volunteer coordinator, has announced a
NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION for February 15, 2000. The orientation will begin at 6:3) pm and will include an overview of what you may
expect when volunteering, a short training session and refreshments.
All interested individuals are encouraged to attend the orientation as
well as stay for the February general membership meeting, scheduled for
02/15IOO beginning at 7:30 pm. Please call 918.743.4297 for more information.

A low point in the Oklahoma legislative session occurred last year. A
bill was passed by the legislators and SIGNED INTO LAW by Governor
Keating aimed at returning all criminal penalties, fines, and lail terms to
their 'Pre-Truth in Sentencing levels.· This was done for all cnmes except
sodomy-instead of returning the maximum sentence for same-sex sodomy (the only kind of sodomy Oklahoma criminalizes) convictions to 10
years, the legislature increased the maximum sentence to 20 years. This
Is the ONLY jail term the leglslatLre did not retLrn to Its Pre-Truth In
Sentencing maxlmlffl.
In addition to hate crimes and sodomy laws, some of our state representatives are also attacking our families, the very core of American life..
HB1224 would prohibit "homosexuals or lesbians· or couples who
"cohabitate continuously and habitually' from adopting children. This bill
PASSED the House on March 8, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee
on Judiciary. The measure will also be carried over for consideration d_uring the 2000 legislative session. A similar bill, HB1 707, would pr~hI~it
"homosexuals, lesbians, or bisexuals" from adopting children. This bill
died in the House Committee on Community and Families Responsibilities
as of February 2, 1999. It will also be carried over for consideration during the 2000 session.
Another bill, HB1802 would create a reblitable presumption that is not
in the best interests of the child to grant custodial placements to.gay, lesbian, and bisexual parents. This bill ALSO PASSED the House on February 23, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee on Judici~ry as_ of March
10, 1999. The measure will also be carried over for cons1deratIon dunng
the 2000 legislative session.
These are just the "lowlights" of the last legislative session. There
could be more in the 2000 session!
The Oklahoma GLBT community must be ready! We must voice our
support for our friends in the legislature in every way. We must work a~ a
community-together-in an attempt to stop senseless proposals hke
those listed above. And, while doing that we must educate the general
public-our families, our friends, our neighbors, our leaders-about the
need for hate crime legislation, the need for an employment nondiscrimination act and show the quality lives we, and our children
We must also stand up for our equal and human rights! Oklahoma's
sodomy law, targeting ONLY the GLBT community is out of step with the
rest of the nation and must be eliminated. Our families, present and future, must be given the same equal and legal rights as our heterosexual
counterparts. We must demand all of basic human rights from our state
and our leaders.
The simplest plan of action is to REGISTER AND VOTE! The GLBT
community makes up nearly 6% of the voting population which can make
the difference in a close race. WE CAN be the difference but we ALL
must vote to make that difference.
Another way to help out in the legislative arena is to become a active
TOHR member. With your membership, TOHR can make a difference in
the quality of the lives of the GLBT community. With your support, TOHR_
can continue the educational programs and services aimed at both our
community end the general public. With all of our voices combined, the
GLBT community can and MUST demand our human riglts.
Together, we VVILL win and then and only then, can Oklahoma be OKl

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PM
HOPE: 8:30 PM • a:oo PM
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNMRSIIL
COMING OUTI • A SUl'l'ORT
1ST CONGREGATION : w:JRSHIP; c:()lMCL CW< MEN'S C>iORALE: GIIOUI': TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 11 ~
REHEARSAL; CALL FOR INFO.: a■IIYICl8 CINTEl't: l:N PM
8:50 PM
HIV TUTINO ■Y 1111D ROCK;
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHUROi: CHUROi SCHOOL; 8:30 AM LAMBDA BOWLING LEAGUE: TULSA GAY C0MIIIUNITY HIit•
& WORSHIP: 10:30~
RIVERLMES BOIILING CENTER; YICR CINTll't: U PM
HOUSE OF THE Ha.Y SPIRIT MINIS· S711 S L.EIMS: LEAGUE MEETING: H.O.P.1!. : HIV Tl!BTING BY N"FT •
TRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL; 9:30 ~ & 8:00 PM, Ba/\LING: 8:-4& PM
AM-e
w:>RSHIP: 10:45 ~. EVENING SER· HOUSE OF THE HOLy SPIRIT: •ING:
11-1PM
PM& HIV ~-IN Tl!ST:
IIICE:7PM
MINISTRY TRAINING CLASSES· 7
PM
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RED IIOOK THTINO CLINIC: HIV , ..,NOLD" • A MIN'S SINOLR
THTINO: 1 PM - I PM
Ol'IOUI': TULSA GAY C0MIIIUNITY
8IIIYICA CINTll't: l:IO I'll
RAINBCW OISCUSSION GROUP" •
BAANES
& NOBLE, 41ST & YALE·•
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11 PM

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TULSA GAY COMMUNITY HR•
YICR CINTIR: 7:H I'll

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TOHIii VOLUNTSEl't OltllNTATION:
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY HR•
VICH CENTER: l:SO PM

80ULPOIICI II O I I L ~: TULSA
OAY c-,11,ry HIIW:18 CIII·
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TINTIO-•: TULSA GAY COMMU- W0MEN'8 MOVIE NIGHT: ''"; 11:00 PM
NITY HRYICD CINTll't: 7:H I'll TULSA OAY COMMUNITY HR·
VICH CENTER: 7:11 PM
HOUSI! Of' THE HOLY BPll'IIT
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MIN ISTl'tll!B:
Pl'IAISI! &
MINISTRIES:
MDII/EEi< BB.E H.O.P.I!.: HIV Tl!BTINO BY APPT.:
PIIAYl!l't: II PM
STLDY: 7 PM
I AM-e PM & HIV WALl<-tN Tl!BT•
ING: 8 -I PM
HIV TUTINO ■Y H.O.P.I.:
UMaDA AA: TULU OAY COM•
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
MUNITY S■l'lVICD CENTER: 7 ~D l'tOCI(:
O'l'IYAN YOUTH
HIIYICl8 CINTEl't: 4-1 I'll
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MEAL
COUNCL OAK MEN'S CHORALE:
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER-I REHEARSAL; CALL FOR NFO.:
8AUST CONGREGATION: WOR- 8:50 PM
SHIP; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 11
AM
LAMBDA BOWLING LEAGUE:
RlVERLANES BCN\LNG CENTER;
FELLCMISHF CONGREGATIONAL 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
CHURCH:
CHURCH SCHOOL;
11:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:30 AM

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OP "L ■ S ■ IAN CONN ■ CTION":
M:. COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 8'
PM
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ua•: TULSA GAY COMMUNITY W0M■N'S MOVl■ NIOHT: "T ■ A";
S■l'tVICU C■ NTIIR:
7:30 PM
TULSA OAY COMMUNITY S■lt•
COMING OUT! • A SUPPORT
VIC■S C■ NTIR: 7:11 P'M
OftOUP: TULSA GAY COIWU- HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
NITY a■ftVIC■S C■NT■llt: 1:00 MNISTRIES:
MDII/EEK BB.E H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT. :
PM
Sl1JOY: 7 PM
II ~ PM & HIV ll\lil\LK-N TEST· MCC UN ITEO SOCIAL: MCC
UNITED: 5:30 PM ONNER, 7 PM
NG: 8-aPM
CONCERT, CALL 1138-1715 FOR
HIV THTING IY RID ROCK; LAMBDA AA: TULSA GAY COM·
TULSA OAY COMMUNITY Slit• MUNITY Hl'tVICD CINTIR: 71 RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH MORE NFORMATION
VICH C■NTll'l: 44 P'M
P'M
GROUP: 111-24 YRS. a.D: 8PM

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11:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:45 AM,
EVENNG SERVICE: 7 PM
MCC UNITED: WORSHF: 11 AM

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8:30PM
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PRAISE &
8 PM

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TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
8ll'tVICH CINTll't: ~ P'M
LAM■DA AA:
TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY SIIIIVICES
CINTlll't: l:IO P'M

H.O.P.E. :
HIV TESTING BY RED ROCK TESTNG CLNIC: HIV "SINGLH" • A MIN'S SINGLIS
APPT.: 11 MM PM & HIV WAU<-tl TESTING: 5 PM - 8 PM
Gl'IOUP: TULSA GAY COMMU•
TESTING: 8 -a PM
NITY 81""1018 CINTll't: l:IO
P'M
•Loaa OP A LOY■- SUPPORT
Ol'IOUP: TULSA GAY COMMUNITY HftVICD CENTll't: 7 P'M

NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11 PM

ST. JEROME: HOLY Eua-tARIST:
11 AM

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VICE: 8PM

SER-IBB.ES'T1JOY: COMMUNITY OF COMING OUT!. A SUPPOl'IT
HOPE: 8:30 PM • 8:00 PM
Ol'IOUP: TUL8A GAY COMMU•
NITY llll'IVICES CINTll't: 1:00
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER- COUNCL OAK MEN'S CHORALE: P'M
SAUST CONGREGATION: WOR- REHEARSAL; CALL FOR NFO. :
SHIP; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 11 8:50 PM
H.O.P.E. :
HIV TESTING BY
APPT.: II MM PM & HIV WAU<-IN
AM
LAMBDA BOWLING LEAOUE : TESTING: 8 -a PM
FEU.CMISHF CONOREGATIONALI RlVERLANES BOl'LNO CENTER;
CHURCH:
CHURCH so«Xll.; 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
M : COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 8 PM
11:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:30 AM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT: •L088 01' A LOY■" 8UPPOltT
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT MNISTRY TRANNG CLASSES: 7 Ol'IOUP: TUL8A GAY COMMU•
MNISTRIES: SUNDAY SQiOQ.; PM
NITY Hl'IVICIS CINTll't: 7 P'M
8:30 AM & 'M>RSHP. 10:45 /W,
EVENNG SERVICE: 7 PM
HIV TISTING ■Y l'IID l'IOCK;
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY 811'1·
MCC UNITED: WORSHP. 11 AM
VICH CINTll't: 44 P'M

MARCH 2

MARCH 1

MARCH 3

LAMBDA AA: TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY SEl'IVICIS
CINTll't: 1:10 P'M

RED ROCK TESTING CLNIC: HIV 1 •SINGLH" • A MIN'S SINGLES
TESTING: SPM-IIPM
Gl'IOUP: TUL8A GAY COMMUNITY 8ll'IVICH CINTlll't: l:IO
l'IAI N ■ ow DISC uaa ION P'M
Gl'IOUP" • TULSA GAY COMMUNITY Hl'IVICIS CENTEl't: 7 P'M

NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11 PM
T.U.L.S.A.: TULIA GAY COMMUNITY lll'IVICH CENTll't:
IP'M

ST. JEROME: HOLY Eua-lARIST:
11 AM

MARCH &

MARCH&

SER- BB.E STUDY: COMMUNITY OF M : COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 8 PM
HOPE: 8:30 PM • 8:00 PM
HIV TIITING ■Y : l't■D ROCK;
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER• COUNCL OAK MEN'S OiORALE: TULtlA GAY COWIIUNITY 8■1'1•
8AUST CONGREGATION: WOR· REHEARSAL; CALL FOR NFO.: VICHCINTll't:44P'M
SHIP; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 11 8:50 PM
AM
COMING OUTI • A IUP'l"Ol'IT
LAMBDA BOWLING LEAGUE: Gl'IOUP': TULSA GAY COMMU•
FEU.CMISHF CONGREGATIONAL RIVERLANES BOl'LNG CENTER; NfTY IIIIMCEI C■NTll't: 1:00
CHURCH:
CHURCH so«Xll.; 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
P'M
8:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:30 AM
H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY N"FT.:
II MM PM & HIV WAI.J(-tl TESTHOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MNISTRIES: SUNDAY SQiOQ.;
NG: 8-aPM
11:30 AM & W0RSHF: 10:45 /W,
EVENNG SERVICE: 7 PM
•Loal 01' A Lovr 8UPPOl'IT
Gl'IOUP': TULIA GAY COMMU·
NfTY 8ll'IVICD CINTll't: 7 P'M
MCC UNITED: WORSHF: 11 AM
ST. JEROME'S ANNUAL FAT
nJESDot.Y PARTY AND SLENT
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MARCH 10

H.O.P.E. :
HIV TESTING BY CINTll't CINIMA-"OAY COM■•
APPT.: II MM PM
DIAN&": TULIA GAY COMMUNITY Hl'tVICl8 CINTll't:
7:IO
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT P'M
MNISTRIES:
MDIIIEEK BB.E
Sl1JOY: 7·PM
H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT. :
II ~ PM & HIV WAU<-tl TEST•
LAM■DA AA: TULSA GAY COM- I NG: 8 -a PM
MUNITY 8ll'IVICIS C ■NTll't: 7
RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH
P'M
GROUP: 18-24 YRS. OLD: II PM
RED ROCK TESTING CLINIC: HIV
TESTING: 5 PM - II PM

•LEIIIAN CONNECTION":
W0MIN'8 MOVI■ NIGHT: •TO ■ I
ANNOUNCED";
TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY Hl'IVICl!8 CENTlll't:
7:11 P'M

MARCH 7

COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
VICE: 8 PM

ST. ~ROME: HOLY EUO-IARIST:
11 AM

MARCH 4

H.O.P.E. :
HIV TESTING BY CINTll't CINIMA-"VIOLIT'81"L18 ■ 1AN CONNECTION":IM-COMMUNITYOFHOPE:
APP!".: 11 MM PM
Vl81T": TULSA GAY COMMUNITY W0MIN'8 MOVE NIOHT: "T■A"; 8:30 PM
Sll'tVICD CINTll't: 7:IO P'M
TULSA OAY COMMUNITY Hit•
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
HOUSE OF THE HOLy SPIRIT
VICES CINTll't: 7:11 P'M
MNISTRIES:
MDII/EEK BB.E H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT.:
MINISTRIES:
PRAISE &
STUDY: 7 PM
II MM PM & HIV WAU<-tl TESTPRAYER: 8PM
NG: 8 -a PM
HIV TISTING ■Y H.O.P.I.:
LAMBDA AA: TULSA OAY COMTULSA GAY COMMUNITY
MUNITY llll'IVICH CINTll't: 7 RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH
PM
GROUP: 18-24 YRS. a.o: 8 PM
Sll'IVICH CINTll't: ~ P'M

MARCH 8

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M - COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11:30PM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES:
PRAISE &
PRAYER: 8PM
HIV TIITING ■Y H.O.P.I!.:
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
8ll'IVICU C■NT'lft: 4~ PM
LAMBDA AA: TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY 81!1'1VICIS
CINTll't: 5:30 PM
NA: COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
11 PM
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FEBRUARY 2000 COMMUNITY NEWS, PAGE 6

... news at the center

... news around town

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center, a program of TOHR for
the city of Tulsa, is a hub of activity each and every week throughout the
year. If you haven't visited the Center recently, or if you have never been
to the Center (why would that be?), stop by anytime to see what's going
on in Tulsa and how you can help.
The Center is the home of the offices of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights - mission control as it were, for the numerous activities and
events TOHR presents and sponsors. The Center also houses the Pride
Store and the Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library. The Center provides
space for H.O.P.E. and Red Rock for education and HIV testing. There
are also large and small meeting rooms in addition to the TV lounge, complete with a large screen TV.
The Center is busy every day of the week. Below are the organizations that utilize the Center and their meeting times. Groups meet every
week unless ctherwise noted.

Return to the era of Josephine Baker, Maurice Chevalier, Edith Piaf,
Marlene Dietrich and more in Tulsa Opera's "An Evening in Gay Paree.'
This special evening on the set of "Manon,' Tulsa Opera's next production, is scheduled to take place MARCH 3, 2000.
The evening will include wine, horsdoeuvres, entertainment and a silent
auction-all on the stage of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center-and run
from 5 :30 pm-8:00 pm.
Tickets are available for $35.00 per person or $75.00 per person including tickets to the production of 'Manon• later in the evening. Please call
918-582-4035, ext 18 for reservations.

SUNDAY
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TOHR Board of Directors meeting: 2:00 pm, -zm Sunday of month
Tulsa Area Primetimers membership meeting: 4:00 pm, -zm Sunday
of month
"Lesbian Connection' book discussion: 7:00 pm, refer calendar for
exact dates.

MONDAY
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TOHR office hours: 6-9 pm
Monday Night Football (during the season): 8:00 pm

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TOHR general membership meeting: 7:30 pm, -zm Tuesday of month
·coming our - a support group: 6:00 pm
"Loss of a Love· support group: 7:00 pm
Tulsa Area Primetimers board meeting: 7:00 pm, -zm Tuesday of
month.
TulPac support group: 7:30 pm, 2nd Tuesday of month.
Youth drop-in day: 2-5 pm
HIV testing (confidential) by Red Rock: 4-9 pm

WEDNESDAY
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Lambda AA: 7:30 pm
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, 191 Wednesday of month
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, ~ Wednesday of month at 41 91
Barnes & Noble

THURSDAY
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
•center Cinema•: 7:30 pm,
'Singles': 6:30 pm

Tulsa's newest book discussion group, 'Rainbow of Discussion,' meets
on the third Wednesday of every each month to discuss classic and contemporary titles. Selected titles for discussion will include those that have
influenced the present Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual cultures.
This months selection, "The Gay and Lesbian Self-Esteem Book: A
Guide to Loving Ourselves' can be found in the staff recommendations
section of Barnes and Noble at 41 st and Yale. The book will be discussed
at Barnes and Noble on February 16, 2000 at 7:30 pm.
For more information on this book group, contact Brian at 918-6a54580. Also, for more information on book clubs at Barnes and Noble, contact Ann at 918-665-4585.

The Parish Church of St. Jerome will be having their annual Fat Tuesday Party and Silent Auction, March 7th at 7:00 pm.
Tickets are $5.00 and include dinner, which will feature southern and
New Orleans style delicacies.
The Parish Church of St. Jerome is located at :!l5 W King street in the
historical Brady Heights District.

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center was the site of the bimonthly community meeting last January 18th. Leaders of several local
businesses and organizations gathered to discuss various issues and
explore possible coordinated efforts benefiting the entire community.
The next meeting will be held MARCH 21, 2000 at 7:00 pm at the Tulsa
Gay Community Services Center (38th and Peoria). The agenda will include, bl.t is not limited to, the selection of an official name, the ratification
of the Memorandum of Understanding between the organizations and
TOHR and community/ citywide work on issues of concern.
If your organization would like to be involved in these meetings, please
contact TOHR at 918-743-4297.

FRIDAY
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'Lesbian Connection• Women's movie night: 7:15 pm

SATURDAY
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Center and Pride store open: 12-9 pm
NON (National Org. of Women): 12:30 pm, -zm Saturday of month
Lambda AA: 5:30 pm
T T.U.LS.A. (Tulsa Uniform & Leather Seekers Ass'n): 5:00 pm, 191
Saturday of month
T HIV testing (anonymous) by H.O.P.E.: 4-8 pm
T
"Circle of Friends': 2:00 pm, 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.
'Y Millennium Pride planning meeting: refer 'Community Calendar for
date and time.
In addition to the above organizational meetings, TOHR and the Center
hosts the bi-monthly 'Community Council", numerous special events, and
is the place to get your free copy of 'Community News", the Gayly Oklahoman, Tulsa Family News, Triangle, Gay Parenting and Poz. The bulletin boards are also an excellent place to advertise your place of business,
group events and even roommate information. There are also dedicated
bulletin boards for local, state and national news and news about TOHR
and the Center.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights and the Tulsa Gay Community
Services Center invite everyone in the community to come by anytime to
see what's going on in your community and how you can get involved in
the fight for EQUALity.

'Circle of Friends,' an offshoot of the popular 'Lesbian Connection,' a
program of TOHR, meets the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at the
Tulsa Gay Community Services Center.
The group is primarily a no holds barred discussion group, but will be
having outings of various interest throughout the year.
The group will meet at 2:00 pm at the Community Center at 38th and
Peoria.

Marsha Stevens, contemporary Christian music performer, will be giYing a free concert Saturday, February 12th at the Sheraton Hctel, 10918 E
41 st street. The concert will begin at 7:00 pm in Salon D of the hotel. Ms.
Stevens has been called •. .. conservative Christianity's nightmare: a
God-fearing, Bible-believing, Jesus-loving lesbian Christian.•
Following the concert, MCC United will be hosting a 'Sweetheart
Dance' at the Sheraton Hotel. The cost for the dance is $5.00 per couple.
Call 838-1715 for more information.

MMOW - 4/30/00

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. . . businesses & organizations
. . . announcements
FEBRUARY 2000 COMMUNITY NEWS, PAGE 9

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Cimarron Mance Group
H - al the Holy
(Pollllclll Action C-.IIIIN) Spirit Ministries
P.O. Box 18794
3210 #BS NDMOOd
Tusa, OK 74104
OKC, OK 73154
918-744-6797
918-224-4754
Conwunlty al Hope
2545 S Yale A-,ue
Tusa, OK 74114
918-747-&00

lnlarfalh AIDS
MlnlslrlN
PO Box 891438
Tusa, OK 74189

Community Unitarian
Unlv...a.t Congregation
2545 S Yale A-,ue
Tina, OK 74114
918-749-0595

MCCUnllad
1823 N Maplev\OOd
Tusa. OK
918-S38-1715

Counc:11 Oa11 Men's Chorale
PO Box 1082
Tusa , OK 74104-1082
918-748-3888
Dignity I lnblgrlty al Tula
PO Box 701475
Tusa , OK 74170
918-355-3140

Pellowshlp Congrepllonlll
Church
2900 S Harvard A-,ue
Tusa , OK 74114
91S-747-TT77
,,,_S. .aWDman'aCenlar
918-587-4889
Prlenda In Unity Social Org.
(PUSO)
POBox8542
Tusa. OK
918-583-0438

--Project
3507 E Admiral Race
Tusa , OK 74115
918-743-3111
Nllllonal Organization
farWIIIMn (N.O.W.)
PO Box 14088
Tusa.OK
918365 5658
OK Spoke Club
POBox9165
Tina, OK 74157
Ok..__ NAlltAL
PO Box 702503
Tuaa , OK 74170
91S.94 9585
PPL.AO
POBox52SO0
Tusa, OK 74152
918-749-4901

l'led !lock
1724 E 8th Street
Tusa, OK 74104
918-584-2325

l'tAIN
409 S Plttsbugl
Tusa , OK 74112
918-834-4195
Tula C.A.ll.lli.S.
3507 E Admiral
Tusa , OK 74115
918-834-4194

TulaQay
Community
ServlcesCenlllr
1307 E 311th Street
(mailing addras:
POBox2687; 74101)
Tusa, OK 74105
918-743-4297
Tula Okla._. far
Human IUghla (TOHIil)
POl!lox:2987
Tusa, OK 74101
918-743-4297
Tula Positive
Advoc:acy Coalltlon
(TulPac)
TGSCS: 1307 E 311th
Tusa, OK 74105
918-743-4297

Pa1ahChurchal

HIV llidncllllon and
ltecrellllon Cenlar
4138 ai.tes Page Bl\ld.
Tina, OK 74127
24 Heu HOTLINE
583,8511

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Tutu Uniform I

205WKing
Tusa, OK 74106
918-682-3088

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(T.U.L.S.A.)
918-S38-1222
Wllman'a Supper Club
Manlhly dmer's
Refer Coml'Tllrity
Calendar

HIV Oulreach Pn!Venllon
lliducallon (H.O.P.lli.)
3505 E Admiral
Tusa , OK 74115

APRIL 7 & 8, 2000
COUNCIL OAK MEN'S CHORALE
SPRING CONCERT
MARCH TOHR MEMBERSHIP MEETING
MARCH 14, 2000
7:30 PM
"QUILT WORKSHOP"
BYTHENAMESPROJECT

l'rlln.a.l•aTulaku
POBox52118
Tusa, OK 74152

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4-8 PM/ FREE POOL: 8" PM

RENEGADES
RENEGADES
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THE STAR
DAY ,_.GHT LIVE W TABITHA
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TOHR
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
FEBRUARY 15, 2000
The monthly membership meeting of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human
Riglts or TOHR (pronounced T-0-H-R) for February will be held Tuesday,
FEBRUARY 1Elh, 2CXX) at 7:?JJ pm at the Tulsa Gay Community Services
Certer.
Membership meetings are your chance to learn more abol1 the activi-

ties TOHR has planned in the coming year and more importantly, learn
more about the work TOHR is doing to improve the lives of gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender people in Tulsa and the surrounding areas.
A short business session is part of the agenda, enabling you to grasp a
better understanding of the amount of work, as well as the amourt of dollars required, that is necessary for the mission of EQUALity to be
achieved.
This upcoming meeting is of importance because of the need to
achieve quorum (10% of the membership residing in the ciy of Tulsa)..
Quorum is necessary in order for actual business to be voted on and this
meeting there is an approval necessary by the membership.
Two new at-large members of the Board of Directors have been appoirted and will be presented to the membership for approval. Quorum is
required for this to happen.
In addition to the regular business session and approval of the board
appoirtmerts, as always, a special program is slated for the night.
All TOHR members, guests and irterested individuals are invited and
encouraged to attend.

Getting .ready for this years Parade requires planning and hard work
and here is your organizations chance to get a jump start.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Riglts and the Steering Committee of
June pride activities will be hosting a 'Float Clinic' Saturday, March 11 at
the Community Center at 1:00 pm.
Last years historic first pride parade for Tulsa had over 40 ertries wth
!"any of them being floats. If you were involved wih the planning or building of an~ of the ~oats. you know the work (and sometimes the heartache)
of preparing a rolhng mass of tissue paper, paper mache or baHoons.
The clinic is designed to help in your planning and execltion of your
ertry. From the initial design concept to the eventual completion-I all
r~uires planning. Short presentations will cover design concepts, maten~I (cost effective) gathering, building techniques and of course, the policies and procedures (the rules) of the parade.
For more information, please call 918-743-4297 during the evening.

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VIDEOS AVAILABLE FOR $10.00
CALL 918-743-4297 FOR INFO

OKLAHOMA. OK?
The Sooner State (for many-the Cowboy State, but that's another
article) has a repl1ation for being near or at the bottom of the 50 states
when it comes to many issues our nation faces as a whole.
We have all heard about the high teenage pregnancy rate, the evolution
textbook disclaimer, the quality of the roads, the low rate of pay for our
teachers, the turnpikes, the cockfighting issue; the list can go on and on.
These are issues that are important to many in the GLBT community as
well as the community at large. However, there are a few issues that deserve to be brought up irto the limelight-issues that directly affect the
lives of many of us.
Last year, a brave legislator brought HB1211 to Oklahomans. HB1211
would have added sexual orientation to our state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law. The measure would have also allowed hate crimes
victims to receive civil damages from their perpetrators. HB1211 passed
the House Committee on Judiciary on ~ bit was killed in a full House
vote on March 10, 1989.
A similar Senate bill, SB578, would have also added gender and sexual oriertation to the state's existing enhanced penalties hate crimes law.
It also would have allowed· hate crimes-victims to receive civil damages
from their perpetrators. However, this bill died in the Senate Committee
on Appropriations as of February 2, 1989. The measure will be carried
over for consideration during the 2CXX) legislative session.
Wlile HB1211 and SB578 wen, and are issues worth·fighting·for, there
.are many-more that should be raUied around and brougtt crashing to the
floor. The Oklahoma legislature will be considering many bills in this session that could DIRECRY AFFECT EVERY GAY, LESBIAN, BlSEXUAL AND TRANSGENDER INDIVIDUAL in the State of Oklahoma!
see 'O1</ahoma, • page 3

QUILT WORKSHOP PLANNED!
The Steering Committee of the Tulsa chapter of the Names Project will
be giving a 'Quilt Workshop' as part of the TOHR membership meeting,
MARCH U, 2000. The workshop will follow the regular short business
session of the meeting and is intended to show how to plan and make a
panel for addiion to the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
The Tulsa Chapter of the Names Project will be bringing a major display of the AIDS ·Memorial Quilt to Tulsa this coming December and this
upcoming workshop can help you in the design and construction of a
panel with which you wish to remember a loved one or friend.
TOHR is also asking for individuals to submit names of members of
TOHR who have passed away due to HIV or AIDS related illnesses.
These names will then be incorporated in a panel (size to be determined)
and preserted during opening ceremonies of the display December 1,
2CXX>.
For more information or to submit a name, please call 918-743-4297
during the evening before 9:00 pm.

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2000 Board of Dlredors:
President
Greg A. Gatewood
1st Vice-President
Kerry R. Lewis
Jason C. Reed
2nd Vice-President
Lynn Mostoller
Treasurer
Fernando Este
Secretary

Publication of any name or photograph of
any person does not reflect that individual's
sexual orientation.
Advertising is available at reasonable
rates. Please contact TOHR at 918.743.4297 or
PO Box 2687, Tulsa, OK 74101 for rate:. and
policies.
Efforts are made to verify information in
articles and advertising. If errors or incorrect
information is published, please notify TOHR in
order for editors to clarify and print any necessary corrections.
Subscri?ions are mailed (one per household) monthly. Membership in Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights entitles member to one
year subscri?ion of Community News. Four (4)
complimentary successive issues of Community
News are available to new additions to the
TOHR mailing list. Membership is then required
to continue the subscri?ion.

for

Hunw1 Rights is commlted to maintaining a home
for our community organizations, a safe and affirming
environment and a visible
cultural presence for our
community and city in order
for individuals to become
proud members of our diverse society.

... planning for June
The Steering Commitee of Millennium Pride has been hard at work,
ensuring this years events will be the biggest celebration Tulsa and Oklahoma have seen.
The next planning meeting is scheduled for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
12 at 9:30 AM. Yes, that's AM, as in the morning. The meeting, as always, will take place at the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center at
1307 E 38th Street or 38th and Peoria.
ALL INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS ARE ENCOURAGED TO TAKE PART IN THE PLANNING. Wtth everyone's help,
this years celebration can be a milestone in the history of the Tulsa GLBT
community.
Watch for more information coming very soon regarding the announcement of the Grand Marshall as well as additional events being planned. If
you would like to help in organizing Millennium Pride or are irterested in
being a volurteer, please call 918-7e4297.

the MARCH, the RALLY, the FESTIVAL

Join thousands of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transpeople, as well as
our friends and allies as our community conl/8rges on W&shington D.C.
for the MILLENNIUM MARCH ON WASHINGTON for EQUALITY.
MMO\N is scheduled for April 30, 2000.
Tulsa and Oklahoma will certainly have a presence there as several
throughout town and the state are planning on making a trip to participate
in this historic event.
Hotels and airlines are quickly filling up in D.C.-if you plan to attend or
would like to, call IMMEDIATELY to find ol.t where (and if) rooms are
available.
In addiion to the actual March, many other events such as concerts
and parties are planned for the week preceding and the weekend of the
April 3Clh.
For more information, visit www.mmow.org or via mail at: 1CXlO 16:h St.
NW, Suite~. Washington, D.C. 20036 or call at al:2-467-8100.
For information and tickets for the DANCES ON WASHINGTON!, contact Montage Events at 1-800-792-5819 or www.mortageevents.com

FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT

thursdays @ 7:30 pm
FEB 10: "AND THE BAND PLAYED ON"
FEB 17: "CRUEL INTENTIONS"
FEB 24: "THE TWO OF US"
MARCH 2: "VIOLETS VISIT"
MARCH 9: -"GA¥-COMEDIANS~'

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. .. TOHR news
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights, PFLAG, Soulforce in Oklahoma
and Americorps joined together Monday, January 17, 2000 and participated in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade.
Approximately 25 marchers walked behind the banners of PFLAG and
TOHR. The large crowd (sometimes 6 people deep along the sidewalks)
appreciated the GLBT community efforts with several •hellos' and applause.
A very large event with over 225 entries, the annual parade celebrates
the life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
Thank you to all who joined together, braved the drop in temperature
and walked the distance---and next year join us again (in the meanwhile,
be working on your dance steps).

VOLUNTEER:
ONE WHO ENTERS INTO OR OFFERS THEMSELVES FOR A
SERVICE OF THEIR OWN FREE WILL.
TOHR and the Tulsa Gay Community Services Center are run completely by dedicated volunteers devoting their time to the need for
EQUALity. All work associated with TOHR and the Center is done by
VOLUNTEERS, as there is no part-time or full-time paid staff.
There are numerous volunteer opportunities available at your Community Center. Answering the Information line, running the Pride store,
cleaning (yes, that has to happen), working with our librarian in the Nancy
McDonald Rainbow Library and ·organizing special events are just a few of
the responsibilities taken on by volunteers. TOHR also has opportunities
for you to volunteer your time and help your community at large. The
Millennium Pride Celebration, advocacy work and organizing and helping
to run special events also require volunteers.
V\lhether it be one evening a month or 1 night a week, as well as
everything in between, volunteers are the backbone of TOHR and the
work that is accomplished. In addition to the self-68tisfaction of volunteering, you also get a 10% discount at the Pride store when you volunteer.
Troy McGoveran, TOHR volunteer coordinator, has announced a
NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION for February 15, 2000. The orientation will begin at 6:3) pm and will include an overview of what you may
expect when volunteering, a short training session and refreshments.
All interested individuals are encouraged to attend the orientation as
well as stay for the February general membership meeting, scheduled for
02/15IOO beginning at 7:30 pm. Please call 918.743.4297 for more information.

A low point in the Oklahoma legislative session occurred last year. A
bill was passed by the legislators and SIGNED INTO LAW by Governor
Keating aimed at returning all criminal penalties, fines, and lail terms to
their 'Pre-Truth in Sentencing levels.· This was done for all cnmes except
sodomy-instead of returning the maximum sentence for same-sex sodomy (the only kind of sodomy Oklahoma criminalizes) convictions to 10
years, the legislature increased the maximum sentence to 20 years. This
Is the ONLY jail term the leglslatLre did not retLrn to Its Pre-Truth In
Sentencing maxlmlffl.
In addition to hate crimes and sodomy laws, some of our state representatives are also attacking our families, the very core of American life..
HB1224 would prohibit "homosexuals or lesbians· or couples who
"cohabitate continuously and habitually' from adopting children. This bill
PASSED the House on March 8, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee
on Judiciary. The measure will also be carried over for consideration d_uring the 2000 legislative session. A similar bill, HB1 707, would pr~hI~it
"homosexuals, lesbians, or bisexuals" from adopting children. This bill
died in the House Committee on Community and Families Responsibilities
as of February 2, 1999. It will also be carried over for consideration during the 2000 session.
Another bill, HB1802 would create a reblitable presumption that is not
in the best interests of the child to grant custodial placements to.gay, lesbian, and bisexual parents. This bill ALSO PASSED the House on February 23, 1999 but died in the Senate Committee on Judici~ry as_ of March
10, 1999. The measure will also be carried over for cons1deratIon dunng
the 2000 legislative session.
These are just the "lowlights" of the last legislative session. There
could be more in the 2000 session!
The Oklahoma GLBT community must be ready! We must voice our
support for our friends in the legislature in every way. We must work a~ a
community-together-in an attempt to stop senseless proposals hke
those listed above. And, while doing that we must educate the general
public-our families, our friends, our neighbors, our leaders-about the
need for hate crime legislation, the need for an employment nondiscrimination act and show the quality lives we, and our children
We must also stand up for our equal and human rights! Oklahoma's
sodomy law, targeting ONLY the GLBT community is out of step with the
rest of the nation and must be eliminated. Our families, present and future, must be given the same equal and legal rights as our heterosexual
counterparts. We must demand all of basic human rights from our state
and our leaders.
The simplest plan of action is to REGISTER AND VOTE! The GLBT
community makes up nearly 6% of the voting population which can make
the difference in a close race. WE CAN be the difference but we ALL
must vote to make that difference.
Another way to help out in the legislative arena is to become a active
TOHR member. With your membership, TOHR can make a difference in
the quality of the lives of the GLBT community. With your support, TOHR_
can continue the educational programs and services aimed at both our
community end the general public. With all of our voices combined, the
GLBT community can and MUST demand our human riglts.
Together, we VVILL win and then and only then, can Oklahoma be OKl

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COMMUNITY l.tllTARIAN l.tllVER-I c:()lMCL CW( MEN'S C>iORALE: GROUP: TULU OAY COMMUSALIST CONGREGATION: HYMN REHEARSAL; CALL FOR INFO.: NITY Hl'lVICD C■NTER: 1 PM
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N'FT.: I I ~ PM & HIV WALK-IN
TESTING: 8 -a PM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES: Sl.tlDAY SOiOa.;
"LOSS
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11:30 AM & V\0RSHF: 10:-4& AM,
OIIOUI": TULSA OAY COMMU•
EVENING SERVICE: 7 PM
NITY a■ IIVICD CINTER: 7 PM
MCC UNITl:D: IIIIORSHF: 11 AM
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HOUSE OF 'THE HOLY SPIRIT 7:SO PM
MINISTRIES:
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S'T\.CY:7PM
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MUNITY SEl'lVICD CENTER: 7
RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH
GROUP: 1~4 YRS. CX..D: B.PM
RED ROCK TESTING CLINIC: HIV
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LAMaDA AA:
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COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNMRSIIL
COMING OUTI • A SUl'l'ORT
1ST CONGREGATION : w:JRSHIP; c:()lMCL CW< MEN'S C>iORALE: GIIOUI': TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY OF HOPE: 11 ~
REHEARSAL; CALL FOR INFO.: a■IIYICl8 CINTEl't: l:N PM
8:50 PM
HIV TUTINO ■Y 1111D ROCK;
FELLOWSHIP CONGREGATIONAL
CHUROi: CHUROi SCHOOL; 8:30 AM LAMBDA BOWLING LEAGUE: TULSA GAY C0MIIIUNITY HIit•
& WORSHIP: 10:30~
RIVERLMES BOIILING CENTER; YICR CINTll't: U PM
HOUSE OF THE Ha.Y SPIRIT MINIS· S711 S L.EIMS: LEAGUE MEETING: H.O.P.1!. : HIV Tl!BTING BY N"FT •
TRIES: SUNDAY SCHOOL; 9:30 ~ & 8:00 PM, Ba/\LING: 8:-4& PM
AM-e
w:>RSHIP: 10:45 ~. EVENING SER· HOUSE OF THE HOLy SPIRIT: •ING:
11-1PM
PM& HIV ~-IN Tl!ST:
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THTINO: 1 PM - I PM
Ol'IOUI': TULSA GAY C0MIIIUNITY
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PIIAYl!l't: II PM
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UMaDA AA: TULU OAY COM•
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MUNITY S■l'lVICD CENTER: 7 ~D l'tOCI(:
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8AUST CONGREGATION: WOR- 8:50 PM
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RlVERLANES BCN\LNG CENTER;
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NITY a■ftVIC■S C■NT■llt: 1:00 MNISTRIES:
MDII/EEK BB.E H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT. :
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CONCERT, CALL 1138-1715 FOR
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TULSA OAY COMMUNITY Slit• MUNITY Hl'tVICD CINTIR: 71 RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH MORE NFORMATION
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LAM■DA AA:
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H.O.P.E. :
HIV TESTING BY RED ROCK TESTNG CLNIC: HIV "SINGLH" • A MIN'S SINGLIS
APPT.: 11 MM PM & HIV WAU<-tl TESTING: 5 PM - 8 PM
Gl'IOUP: TULSA GAY COMMU•
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NITY llll'IVICES CINTll't: 1:00
COMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVER- COUNCL OAK MEN'S CHORALE: P'M
SAUST CONGREGATION: WOR- REHEARSAL; CALL FOR NFO. :
SHIP; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 11 8:50 PM
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HIV TESTING BY
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FEU.CMISHF CONOREGATIONALI RlVERLANES BOl'LNO CENTER;
CHURCH:
CHURCH so«Xll.; 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
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11:30 AM & WORSHP. 10:30 AM
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MNISTRIES: SUNDAY SQiOQ.; PM
NITY Hl'IVICIS CINTll't: 7 P'M
8:30 AM & 'M>RSHP. 10:45 /W,
EVENNG SERVICE: 7 PM
HIV TISTING ■Y l'IID l'IOCK;
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY 811'1·
MCC UNITED: WORSHP. 11 AM
VICH CINTll't: 44 P'M

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COMMUNITY SEl'IVICIS
CINTll't: 1:10 P'M

RED ROCK TESTING CLNIC: HIV 1 •SINGLH" • A MIN'S SINGLES
TESTING: SPM-IIPM
Gl'IOUP: TUL8A GAY COMMUNITY 8ll'IVICH CINTlll't: l:IO
l'IAI N ■ ow DISC uaa ION P'M
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11 PM
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HIV TIITING ■Y : l't■D ROCK;
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8AUST CONGREGATION: WOR· REHEARSAL; CALL FOR NFO.: VICHCINTll't:44P'M
SHIP; COMMUNITY OF HOPE; 11 8:50 PM
AM
COMING OUTI • A IUP'l"Ol'IT
LAMBDA BOWLING LEAGUE: Gl'IOUP': TULSA GAY COMMU•
FEU.CMISHF CONGREGATIONAL RIVERLANES BOl'LNG CENTER; NfTY IIIIMCEI C■NTll't: 1:00
CHURCH:
CHURCH so«Xll.; 11711 S LBMS: 8:-45 PM
P'M
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NfTY 8ll'IVICD CINTll't: 7 P'M
MCC UNITED: WORSHF: 11 AM
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HIV TESTING BY CINTll't CINIMA-"OAY COM■•
APPT.: II MM PM
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MDIIIEEK BB.E
Sl1JOY: 7·PM
H.O.P.E.: HIV TESTING BY APPT. :
II ~ PM & HIV WAU<-tl TEST•
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MUNITY 8ll'IVICIS C ■NTll't: 7
RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH
P'M
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RED ROCK TESTING CLINIC: HIV
TESTING: 5 PM - II PM

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TULSA GAY
COMMUNITY Hl'IVICl!8 CENTlll't:
7:11 P'M

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COMMUNITY OF HOPE:
VICE: 8 PM

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11 AM

MARCH 4

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TULSA OAY COMMUNITY Hit•
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MINISTRIES:
PRAISE &
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LAMBDA AA: TULSA OAY COMTULSA GAY COMMUNITY
MUNITY llll'IVICH CINTll't: 7 RED ROCK:
O'RYAN YOUTH
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GROUP: 18-24 YRS. a.o: 8 PM
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11:30PM
HOUSE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
MINISTRIES:
PRAISE &
PRAYER: 8PM
HIV TIITING ■Y H.O.P.I!.:
TULSA GAY COMMUNITY
8ll'IVICU C■NT'lft: 4~ PM
LAMBDA AA: TULSA GAY
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CINTll't: 5:30 PM
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... news at the center

... news around town

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center, a program of TOHR for
the city of Tulsa, is a hub of activity each and every week throughout the
year. If you haven't visited the Center recently, or if you have never been
to the Center (why would that be?), stop by anytime to see what's going
on in Tulsa and how you can help.
The Center is the home of the offices of Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights - mission control as it were, for the numerous activities and
events TOHR presents and sponsors. The Center also houses the Pride
Store and the Nancy McDonald Rainbow Library. The Center provides
space for H.O.P.E. and Red Rock for education and HIV testing. There
are also large and small meeting rooms in addition to the TV lounge, complete with a large screen TV.
The Center is busy every day of the week. Below are the organizations that utilize the Center and their meeting times. Groups meet every
week unless ctherwise noted.

Return to the era of Josephine Baker, Maurice Chevalier, Edith Piaf,
Marlene Dietrich and more in Tulsa Opera's "An Evening in Gay Paree.'
This special evening on the set of "Manon,' Tulsa Opera's next production, is scheduled to take place MARCH 3, 2000.
The evening will include wine, horsdoeuvres, entertainment and a silent
auction-all on the stage of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center-and run
from 5 :30 pm-8:00 pm.
Tickets are available for $35.00 per person or $75.00 per person including tickets to the production of 'Manon• later in the evening. Please call
918-582-4035, ext 18 for reservations.

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TOHR Board of Directors meeting: 2:00 pm, -zm Sunday of month
Tulsa Area Primetimers membership meeting: 4:00 pm, -zm Sunday
of month
"Lesbian Connection' book discussion: 7:00 pm, refer calendar for
exact dates.

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TOHR office hours: 6-9 pm
Monday Night Football (during the season): 8:00 pm

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TOHR general membership meeting: 7:30 pm, -zm Tuesday of month
·coming our - a support group: 6:00 pm
"Loss of a Love· support group: 7:00 pm
Tulsa Area Primetimers board meeting: 7:00 pm, -zm Tuesday of
month.
TulPac support group: 7:30 pm, 2nd Tuesday of month.
Youth drop-in day: 2-5 pm
HIV testing (confidential) by Red Rock: 4-9 pm

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Lambda AA: 7:30 pm
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, 191 Wednesday of month
Rainbow of Discussion: 7:00 pm, ~ Wednesday of month at 41 91
Barnes & Noble

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•center Cinema•: 7:30 pm,
'Singles': 6:30 pm

Tulsa's newest book discussion group, 'Rainbow of Discussion,' meets
on the third Wednesday of every each month to discuss classic and contemporary titles. Selected titles for discussion will include those that have
influenced the present Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual cultures.
This months selection, "The Gay and Lesbian Self-Esteem Book: A
Guide to Loving Ourselves' can be found in the staff recommendations
section of Barnes and Noble at 41 st and Yale. The book will be discussed
at Barnes and Noble on February 16, 2000 at 7:30 pm.
For more information on this book group, contact Brian at 918-6a54580. Also, for more information on book clubs at Barnes and Noble, contact Ann at 918-665-4585.

The Parish Church of St. Jerome will be having their annual Fat Tuesday Party and Silent Auction, March 7th at 7:00 pm.
Tickets are $5.00 and include dinner, which will feature southern and
New Orleans style delicacies.
The Parish Church of St. Jerome is located at :!l5 W King street in the
historical Brady Heights District.

The Tulsa Gay Community Services Center was the site of the bimonthly community meeting last January 18th. Leaders of several local
businesses and organizations gathered to discuss various issues and
explore possible coordinated efforts benefiting the entire community.
The next meeting will be held MARCH 21, 2000 at 7:00 pm at the Tulsa
Gay Community Services Center (38th and Peoria). The agenda will include, bl.t is not limited to, the selection of an official name, the ratification
of the Memorandum of Understanding between the organizations and
TOHR and community/ citywide work on issues of concern.
If your organization would like to be involved in these meetings, please
contact TOHR at 918-743-4297.

FRIDAY
T
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Center and Pride store open: 6-9 pm
'Lesbian Connection• Women's movie night: 7:15 pm

SATURDAY
T
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Center and Pride store open: 12-9 pm
NON (National Org. of Women): 12:30 pm, -zm Saturday of month
Lambda AA: 5:30 pm
T T.U.LS.A. (Tulsa Uniform & Leather Seekers Ass'n): 5:00 pm, 191
Saturday of month
T HIV testing (anonymous) by H.O.P.E.: 4-8 pm
T
"Circle of Friends': 2:00 pm, 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month.
'Y Millennium Pride planning meeting: refer 'Community Calendar for
date and time.
In addition to the above organizational meetings, TOHR and the Center
hosts the bi-monthly 'Community Council", numerous special events, and
is the place to get your free copy of 'Community News", the Gayly Oklahoman, Tulsa Family News, Triangle, Gay Parenting and Poz. The bulletin boards are also an excellent place to advertise your place of business,
group events and even roommate information. There are also dedicated
bulletin boards for local, state and national news and news about TOHR
and the Center.
Tulsa Oklahomans for Human Rights and the Tulsa Gay Community
Services Center invite everyone in the community to come by anytime to
see what's going on in your community and how you can get involved in
the fight for EQUALity.

'Circle of Friends,' an offshoot of the popular 'Lesbian Connection,' a
program of TOHR, meets the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month at the
Tulsa Gay Community Services Center.
The group is primarily a no holds barred discussion group, but will be
having outings of various interest throughout the year.
The group will meet at 2:00 pm at the Community Center at 38th and
Peoria.

Marsha Stevens, contemporary Christian music performer, will be giYing a free concert Saturday, February 12th at the Sheraton Hctel, 10918 E
41 st street. The concert will begin at 7:00 pm in Salon D of the hotel. Ms.
Stevens has been called •. .. conservative Christianity's nightmare: a
God-fearing, Bible-believing, Jesus-loving lesbian Christian.•
Following the concert, MCC United will be hosting a 'Sweetheart
Dance' at the Sheraton Hotel. The cost for the dance is $5.00 per couple.
Call 838-1715 for more information.

MMOW - 4/30/00

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COMMUNITYv£1,u-~~CALENDAR
SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

THE SILVER STAR
1565 S SHERIDAN RD.
TULSA, OK 74112
918.834.4234

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1727 S MEMORIAL
TULSA, OK 74112
918.610.5323
6
CWS
FREE DRAW BEER: «; PM,
S3 BEER BUST: .«I PM
RUEGADES
12 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GLASS & $.50
REAU.S; 4-8 PM / FREE
POOl.: SQ PM/ l<AAAOKE IN
11-E RAW. 11 PM -13> AM

WEDNESDAY

THE STORM
2182 S SHERIDAN RD.
TULSA, OK 74112
918.835.2876

7

8

9

RENEGADES
RUEGAD!'S
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4 $2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 A RST GLASS & S.50 PM / 12 ARST GLASS & S.50
RERLLS;-t.aPM
REALLS; 4-8 PM / CATIA LEE
L.CNE9-0M.11PM

RUEGADES
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / $2 ARST GLASS & S.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / .u<E·
BOX - YOJR O-OCE ,ILL
DAY & NIGHT / MALE
DANCER

THE STORM
NO =VER / $3 BEER BUST
10PM-1 AM

THE STAR
CATIA LEE L.CNE SI-ON &
BEER BUST
THESTOIIM
WCKED~Y'S: NO
COi/ER / S3 BEER BUST: 10
PM-1 AM

13

14

15

CWS
FREE DRAW BEER: «; PM,
$3 BEER BUST: .«I PM

RUEGADES
$2 SMALL PITOERB; 2-4
PM / $2 ARST GI.ASS & $.60
REALLS; 4-8 PM

IIIUEGADES
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.60
REALLS; ~ PM / CATIA LEE
Lc,,/E f1rlON. 11 PM

IIIINEGADD
12 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / $2 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALI.B; 4-8 PM / FREE
POOl.: SQ PM / l<AAAOKE IN
11-E RAW. 11 PM-13lAM

THE STORM
NO =VER / S3 BEER BUST
10PM-1 AM

lM;8TM
KRIS K~ STARGAVZERS
&-ON
lM;STOIIM
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COi/ER; 2 SHOW3, 11 PM &
12:30AM

21

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IIIUEGADES
FREE DRAW BEER: «; PM, $2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
$3 BEER BUST: .«I PM
PM / S2 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-e PM
Illa.GADES
S2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / FREE
POOl.: SQ PM / l<AAAOKE IN
11-E RAW.8PM-13lAM

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29

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FREE DRAW BEER: 4-6 PM,
$3BEERBUST: .«!PM

IIIUEGADES
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM/ 12 ARST GLASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM

CWS
DART T ~: 8 PM,
$1CDARSTPRIZE
IIIENEQADES
$2 SMAL.L AT0-ERS; 2-4
PM / S2 ARST GI.ASS & $.5:l
REALLS; 4-8 PM/ CATIA LEE
LOVESHO/l/.11PM
TM;STOIIM
NO =VER '/ $3 BEERBJST
10PM-1AM

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HOT MALE DANCER
IIIUEGADES
12 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / $2 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / MALE
DANCER
THE STAR
MALE DANCER: "MAMA'S
ears FRCM TEXAS' & BEER
BUST
THESTOIIM
Tl--tl.NDEROUS THURSDAY
9--0llf. BRIDGETTE LEE &
GI..ESTS I $2 COi/ER / 2
ll-0/\IS: 11 PM & 12:30 AM /
S3BEERBUST: 10--1 AM

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17

POOL TOJRNAMENT: 8 PM,
HOT MALE CWICER
RUEQADES
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GLASS & S.50
REAU.S; 4-8 PM / 11-UlSDAY ,_.GHT LIVE W TABITHA
TM;STAR
TAYLOR: 11 P
CATIA LEE Lc,,/E &ON & TM;STAR
BEER BUST
MALE DANCER: 'MAMA'S
ears FRCM TEXAS' & BEER
TM;STOIIM
BUST
NO COVER / $3 BEER BUST: TM;STOIIM
10PM-1 AM
11-f..NOEROUS lHJRSDAY
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GI..ESTS I $2 Cc,,/ER / 2
ll-0/IIS: 11 PM & 12:30 AM /
$3BEERBUST: 10--1 AM

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DOVER / S3 BEER BUST: 10
PM-1AM

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COi/ER; 2 SHOWS, 11 PM &
12:30AM

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PM / $2 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / .u<EBOX - YOJR O-OCE ,ILL
DAY & NIGHT / MALE
CWICER

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IIIUEGADES
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PM / S2 ARST GI.ASS & $.60 PM / 12 ARST GLASS & S.50
REflLLS; 4-8 PM / CATIA LE!: REH!.LS; ~ PM / JJKE.
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BOX - YOJR O-OCE olU..
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lM;STAR
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BEER BUST

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&-ON

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COVER; 2 SHOWS, 11 PM &
12:30AM

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I-ELGA: 11 PM: $2 SMALL
PITOERS; 2-4 PM / $2 ARST
GLASS & $.50 RERU.S; 4-8
PM / FREE POOL: 6e PM
THESTAR
COJNTRY 'TIL MICNGHT &
DANCE MUSIC AFTER W DJ
DA\/IDIJEES
THESTOIIM
~ YOJR A8S OFP W DJ
'MOTHER" TUCKER / S3
COi/ER / MALE CWICER ON
11-E BOX/ FREE DRAW BEER:
9-1a30PM

RENEGADES
1649 S MAIN ST.
TULSA, OK 74119
918.585.3405

T HESTOIIM
SI.PER SI..Kl,<,Y SHCM/: S3
COi/ER; 2 SHCMIS, 11 PM &
12:3lAM

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KRIS ~ STARGAYZERS
SHCM/:

SATURDAY
DJQUAl<E
RUEGADES

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IIIUEGADES
S2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / S2 A RST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; ~ PM / FREE
POOl.: SQ PM / l<AAAOKE IN
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FRIDAY

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THE STAR
KIIS KOK. STARGIAY2ERS

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THURSDAY

MARHC1
IIIENEQADES
$2 SMAL.L ATOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.5:l
REALLS; ~ PM / -UCE·
BOX - YOJR O-OCE olU..
DAY & NIGHT / MALE
o,.NeER

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24

POOL TOJRNAMENT: 8 PM,
HOT MALE 00\NCER
IIIENiGAllEII
S2 SMAl..l. PITo-ERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / TH.flSDAY ,_.GHT LIVE W TABITHA
TAYLOR: 11 P
THE STAR
MALE DANCER: 'MAMA'S
ears FRCM TEXAS' & BEER
BUST
TM;STOIIM
TH..e'<)EROUS lHJRSOAY
9--0llf. BRIDGETTE LEE &
GI..ESTS I $2 COi/ER / 2
SHOWS: 11 PM & 12:3) AM/
S3 BEER BUST: 10 - - 1 AM

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MARCH2

POOL T ~: 11 PM,
HOT MALE 00\NCER

11

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DJ "MOTHER" T\JCKER

IIIUEGADES
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4
PM / 12 A RST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; 4-8 PM / OPEN
CWICEFLOOR
THE STAR
MALE DANCER:

ears FRCM TEXAS"

"MAMA'S

THESTOIIM
FREE MUSIC FRIDAY W DJ
MATT / $3 COi/ER / FREE
DRAW BEER: g-1Q30 PM

12

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RUEGADES
DOMCNOl£S oo..L'S: 11 PM:
$2 SMALL PITOERS; 2-4 PM /
$2 ARST GI.ASS & $.50 RERLLS; ~PM/ FREE POOL: SQ
PM
THE STAR
C0JNTRY 'TIL MICNGHT &
00\NCE MUSIC AFTER W DJ
DA\/IDIJEES
THESTOIIM
~ YOJR A8S OFP W DJ
'MOTHER" TUCKER / S3
COi/ER / MALE DANCER ON
11-E BOX/ FREE DRAW BEER:
9-10:3lPM

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DJ "MOTHER" T\JCKER

DJQUAl<E
RUEGADES

RENEGADES
KRIS ~•s GIRL'S ,_.ClHT
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PM / 12 ARST GI.ABS & $.50 ERB; 2-4 PM / 12 R RST GI.ABS
REALLS; 4-8 PM / OPEN & $.50 REAU..S; 4-8 PM/ FREE
00\NCE FLOOR
POOL:6"PM
THE STAR
THE STAR
COJNTRY 'TIL MIDMGHT &
MALE DANCER: 'MAMA'S 00\NCE MU61C AFTER W DJ
ears FRCM TEXAS"
0,.\/IOIJEES
THESTOIIM
THESTOIIM
~YOJR ABS OFP W DJ
FREE MUSIC FRIDAY W DJ 'MOTHER" TUCKER / S3
MATT / $3 COi/ER / FREE COi/ER / MALE DANCER ON
DRAWBEER: g-1Q:30PM
11-E BOX/ FREE DRAW BEER:
9-10:30PM

25

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DJ "MOTHER" T\JCKER

IIIENEGADD
S2 SMALL PIT0-ERS; 2-4
PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
REALLS; ~ PM / OPEN
00\NCE FLOOR
THESTAR
MALE DANCER: "MAMA'S
ears FRCM TEXAS'

THESTOIIM
FREE MUSIC FRIDAY W DJ
MATT / $3 COi/ER / FREE
DRAWBEER: 9-1a30PM

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MARCH3

DJ 'MDTHER" T\JCKEIII

26

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DJQUAl<E
RENEGADES
ROSE'S TUIN: 11 PM: $2
SMALL PIT0-£RS; 2-4 PM/ $2
ARST GI.ASS & S.50 REAU..S;
~PM/ FREE POOL: 8" PM
TM;STAR
C0JNTRY 'TIL MICNGHT &
CWICE MUSIC AFTER W DJ
DA\/1O DEES
lM;STOIIM
'tW-ice YOJR A8S OFP W DJ
'MOTi-ER" TUCKER
/ $3
DOVER / MALE o,.NeER ON
11-E BOX/ FREE DRAW BEER:
9-1a30PM

cws

MARCH4

DJQUAl<E
RENEGADES
ROSE'S TUIN: 11 PM: $2
SMALL PITOERS; 2-4 PM / $2
ARST GI.ASS & $.50 REAU.S;
4-8 PM/ FREE POOL: 8" PM

RENEGADES
RENEGADES
S2 SMAL.L PITQ-ERS; 2-4
$2 SMAL.L PITOERS; 2-4 PM / 12 ARST GI.ASS & $.50
PM / $2 A RST GI.ASS & $.50 REAL.LS; 4-8 PM / OPEN
REAL.LS; 4-8 PM / TH.flS- 00\NCE FLOOR
THE STAR
DAY ,_.GHT LIVE W TABITHA
lM;STAR
CATIA LEE LOVE SI-ON & TAYLOR: 11 P
lM;STAR
C0JNTRY 'TIL MICNGHT &
TM;STAR
BEER BUST
MALE DANCER: 'MAMA'S 00\NCE MU61C AFTER W DJ
MALE DANCER: 'MAMA'S ears FRCMTEXAS'
DA\/IDIJEES
TM;STOIIM
ears FRCM TEXAS' & BEER
TM;STOIIM
V,,CKED WED>IESDAY'S: NO BUST
THE STORM
COVER / $3 BEER BUST: 10 TM;STOIIM
FREE MUSIC FRIDAY W DJ ~ YOUR ABS OFP W DJ
PM-1 AM
TI-U'IOEROUS THJRSDAY MATT I S3 COVER / FREE 'MOTi-ER" TUCKER
/ S3
9--0llf. BRIDGETTE LEE & DRAW BEER: 9-10:30 PM
COi/ER / MALE 00\NCER ON
11-E BOX/ FREE DRAW BEER:
GI..ESTS I $2 DOVER / 2
SHOWS: 11 PM & 12:3) AM/
9-1a30PM

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