|
You have reached the Newsletter Archives of the Alpha
Omega Society. To browse through different years, click on
button labeled "Up". To
explore our website click on the button labeled "Home".
If you want to search our website for something in particular, click right
here to be taken to our search page.
|
La Femme Silhouette
March
2003
|
|
Masthead
2003 |
|
|
|
Table of Contents
Moving Onward
Spinning, Printing and
Drawing
February Meeting
Minutes
The Phoenix
My Duties
A word from the Other
Half
Slinging Scissors
Newsletter News
Bits and Pieces
Upcoming National Events
Upcoming Local Events
Upcoming Meetings
Publication
Notice and Club Policies
|
|
MOVING ONWARD
In the next few months, Alpha Omega has much to do. Vision
and Mission statements will be drafted. A new constitution
will be forged. Policy and procedures will be made for our
different committees. An Alpha Omega Pledge will be written.
New member packets will be put together. A new brochure will
be created. Letters will be formulated to be sent to vendors,
helping professionals, etc. Visits to other groups and
organizations in the Transgender Community will be done. New
resource links will be looked at. Articles for the newsletter
and web page will be needed. New speakers will be sought out.
And, on top of all that, and all the other things that may
come up, will be putting on monthly meetings that bring us all
together as partners in the Alpha Omega family. The officers
of Alpha Omega are dedicated, not only to fulfilling our
duties, but to making sure every meeting will be an experience
to be looked forward to by all who enter our doors.
There will always be some business to be done at a meeting,
but beyond that is much more. Partnership, a sense of family,
friendship, caring, compassion, and even fun, smiles and
laughter, are all components to making a gathering of Alpha
Omega, not just a meeting, but an event with meaning. Instead
of referring to our gatherings of Alpha Omega as meetings, I
suggest we call them "Reunions" as in family
reunions. When someone enters our reunion, I want them to feel
that they are a partner in something unique and wonderful, and
that as a partner in the Alpha Omega family they are never
alone.
A sense of belonging to something greater than myself was
one of the greatest gifts given freely to me more than
fourteen years ago when I joined Alpha Omega. That spirit
instilled in me the desire to pass that feeling on to others
over the years, and I have tried to never fail in that quest.
Today, I renew that desire within myself, and will strive for
all Alpha Omega partners to do the same.- Gloria
Together, as partners in the Alpha Omega family, we can
make a difference in this crazy old world we live in for
ourselves and for others. Helping others discover themselves
as human beings, and as a partner in our family is my fondest
wish and hope for Alpha Omega. Please, join me in the tasks
ahead, and in making our reunions something special.
Sincerely,
Gloria Sue Fenton
Return to
Content
|
|
Spinning,
Printing and Drawing
Changing Names means a lot of work.
Diane S. Frank
Changing our affiliation and name has been my primary concern for the last
month. That means re-spinning the Alpha Omega Website. I hope by the time you
read this that our new domain name will be active www.alphaomegasociety.org
. There’s the matter of new business cards, and newsletter design as well.
Since we’ve dropped TriEss, we need a new logo. I’ve been working on some
ideas, Here’s my working version for the moment.
The symbolism ought to be pretty obvious. Blue and male on the outside, where
we start out at the beginning- alpha. Inside pink, and the Omega figure modified
with a sweet smile and a sweep of the hair, the endpoint.
If someone else has ideas, please draw it up and send it in. I wish I could
offer a prize, but isn’t the satisfaction of seeing you artwork in print
around the world.
Our March meeting features Sister Bernadette Manning. Sister Manning has
worked as a Juvenile Probation Officer, and presently has a practice in Marriage
and Family Therapy as well as Pastoral Therapy. She took her vows with the
Sisters of Charity, and attened Alleghehy College where she earned a Bachelors
degree in Sociology and a Masters degree in Educational Counseling.
In addition, Sister Manning is a Certified Labyrinth Facilitator and a Reiki
Master.
Sister will give a presentation on relaxation techniques and lead group
exercises. She will make group and individual recommendations...and best of all
she’s excited about coming
.
Return to
Contents
|
|
FEBRUARY
MEETING MINUTES
MINUTES
OF THE FEBRUARY 8, 2003
ALPHA OMEGA MEETING
The February 8, 2003
meeting of Alpha Omega was
called to order at 8:00
p.m. by Gloria Fenton. In
attendance were: Twelve
were in attendance. Gloria introduced Penny
who was attending her
first meeting.
New business: Gloria
reviewed emails about a
member and her current
situation. She thanked all
those who had used the
e-list to provide support
and comfort to her.
The major topic for the
evening was that TriEss
had offered us forming
chapter status. We are no
longer recognized as an
existing, chartered
chapter of TriEss; but are
being given the
opportunity to re-apply
and rebuild as a forming
chapter. Correspondence
with TriEss states the
reason for this decision
goes back to problems
sixteen years ago when the
chapter was first
chartered. In addition the
Board of Governance
decided that we couldn’t
have enough TriEss members
to have a TriEss chapter.
Thus, our status at this
point is as an independent
group with no ties to
TriEsss which may apply
for forming chapter
status.
To become a forming
chapter we need to sign
the Questions of
Commitment. Gloria read
the questions in their
entirety to the group.
Also read was the
"Why TriEss?"
article which had been
printed in the CLE
newsletter. Diane Frank
then read her
"Declaration of
Independence" which
stated her views on the
Questions of Commitment.
Discussion was then held
on the decision of whether
or not to accept forming
chapter status to TriEss.
Abby motioned not to
accept the Questions of
Commitment and Debbie
seconded this motion.
Diane Frank motioned to
close the discussion on
this topic, and Abigail
seconded. The vote was
taken, and the decision
was unanimous (14 to 0)
not to sign the Questions
of Commitment. The vote
included two proxy votes
(Sheila and Diane Brennan)
which were received prior
to the meeting.
Other business: As a
new, independent group
there is much work to be
done. The officers will be
working on policies and
procedures which will then
be submitted to the group
for approval. Other topics
that were mentioned for
consideration were setting
up as a non-profit
organization, liability
insurance, and a name
change. Discussion was
held on the idea of
changing our name. Pro’s
included the need to
separate ourselves in
people’s minds from the
TriEss association which
we will no longer have,
and to identify ourselves
as an independent group.
Con’s included the loss
of identity and name
recognition we enjoy from
many years as Alpha Omega.
Diane Frank motioned we
table the discussion, and
Abby seconded. A vote was
taken, and the motioned
carried.
An interim meeting
(work session) to work on
the constitution, vision
and mission statements,
policies for the group and
budget matters will be
scheduled before the next
group meeting.
Next meeting: Abigail
told us about our March
speaker who will be
working with us on
relaxation techniques. The
meal will have a bit of
Ireland theme since St.
Patrick’s Day is near.
Sherry will bring a
brisket and vegetables.
Kathleen will bring Irish
stew. Diane Frank will
bring Buckwheat groats
(Kasha). Penny will bring
bread. Desserts and snacks
are open.
Minutes Respectfully
Submitted by
Kathleen Fenton, Chair
of Family Support and
Secretary
.
Return to
Contents
|
|
|
|
THE
PHOENIX
In Egyptian mythology there is a story about a bird
that had a life span of about five to six hundred years.
The bird was called "The Phoenix". And when the
life force of the Phoenix neared its end, it would consume
itself in fire. In doing so, the Phoenix was reduced to
ashes. From those ashes, though, the life force of the
Phoenix was renewed and would then rise from the ashes to
live again for another five to six hundred years. This
legendary "Phoenix" has become a symbol of
renewed life and spirit.
Alpha Omega is now, itself, at a time of renewal of the
life and spirit that created our group many years ago. As
the "Phoenix" did, Alpha Omega will revitalize
its vision and mission for those who are, and will, become
partners in achieving our goals and objectives. Creating
and giving a spirit of extended family to our members will
be an integral part of our vision and mission. So, too,
will be the desire for Alpha Omega to not only be vital
group within itself, but to be a vital part of the
Transgender community in our northeast Ohio area.
The symbology of the "Phoenix" will be a
guiding principle for Alpha Omega for now, and for our
future. Alpha Omega is alive and well, renewed in purpose,
and ready to take wing.
Gloria Sue Fenton
Return to
Contents
MY DUTIES
(AS I SEE THEM)
- Newsletter articles – as a leader and as a member.
- Preside over meetings.
- Set meeting agendas.
- Work with and support fellow officers in their
missions.
- Be the liaison to TriEss, CLE, and other groups, as
needed
- Keep meetings fun, interesting, and exciting.
- Be a morale booster.
- Be the best group cheerleader I can be.
- Write letters, make phone calls, as needed.
- Let every member at a meeting know how glad we are
that they are there.
- Take the time to talk to and listen to everyone I
can at a meeting.
- Make myself available for questions or concerns when
needed.
- Go to other groups, etc., to spread the work about
Alpha Omega.
- Be a part of panels, etc, in the Transgender
community.
- Bring concerns to resolution as soon as possible.
What do you think? Please, let me know.
Gloria Sue Fenton
Chair of the Alpha Omega Society
Return to
Contents
|
|
WORDS
FROM THE OTHER HALF
Like so many of us, life is hectic for me right now. But it
seems that "hectic" is a normal state of being any
more. My job takes up a lot of my time and energy. Then there
is the inevitable family crisis. The current one is dealing
with my uncle’s recent stroke, and providing support for
both he and my emotionally fragile aunt. Then there are the
"secretarial" duties for Gloria. Bless her, she is a
prolific writer, and her head is crammed full of ideas that
need to get on to the computer so they can be read by someone
other than myself. Since Gloria is a self-proclaimed dinosaur
when it comes to computers, that means I spend a lot of time
translating her hen scratchings into legible format to share
with others. Of course, there is the usual routine of house
work and handling financial matters. (You know those darn
bills that just keep coming in month after month after month.)
But somewhere in there is the need to find time for Alpha
Omega. I can not tell you how good it is to once again look
forward to a meeting. It is wonderful to anticipate seeing
friends and having a good time with them. This is a feeling I
sorely missed over the last couple years. I feel refreshed by
our new beginning, and energized with the need to help
establish a solid foundation for our future.
I know that all of the wives/partners in our group have
ideas for helping to move this group forward. As chair of the
Family Support group, one essential is making new people feel
welcomed and comfortable. One thing we will be doing toward
this end is assigning a guide for all new people who enter our
doors. This idea is one that more than one of us has had, but
it was Sherry who came up with what I think is the perfect
name for our guides, "Mama Ducks". Since Abby and
Sherry were frequently the first contact new people had with
the group, it was natural for the new person to cling to the
one familiar person they had when they first attended. Sherry
said it reminded her of ducklings following a Mama Duck. So,
"Mama Duck", it is. We will have a roster of
experienced members, and assign a Mama Duck to all ingenues
from this roster. The Mama Duck will provide guidance until
the new member can "fly" on their own.
I would also like to see something from the wife’s/partner’s
perspective in each newsletter. Suggestions for a title for
this section would be welcome. But, please, not something like
"The Wive’s Corner". In this group we are not
shoved into a corner. We are equal partners with equal
standing.
Until next time,
Kathleen
Return to
Contents
|
|
Slinging
Scissors is a good place to pull yourself together
By Sheila Wagner
If you haven't met Jill Kinsner at Slinging Scissors you're in
for a treat. Not only is she a friend to the crossdressing
community, she is very helpful in the make-up department.
Joining Jill in being helpful to us is another gg, Terry (I
don't know her last name). She works on hair, your own or your
wig. For the record, Jill does make-up work period. Terry does
hair period. While that might not work for some of you it sure
worked for me as I began my journey out of the closet and into
public as a crossdresser.
The security and privacy offered at Slinging Scissors was very
appealing to me a frightened newcomer. Would these people try
to walk off with my credit cards? Absolutely not. Not even
close. Would they laugh at me? Again, an emphatic no. To the
contrary they were fully supportive and I don't mean just Jill
and Terry. The staff at Slinging Scissors is aware that some
of the incoming calls are from crossdressers. Politely they
write down your femme name and you are entered for an
appointment with Jill or Terry in exactly the same way as any
gg customer
At first, I simply called Slinging Scissors and talked with
Jill and or Terry. Without telling them who I was, I discussed
the possibility of having a complete transformation session
with Jill. After three months of talking on the phone, I
finally got up the nerve to drive to Strongsville where the
salon is located. For those who may be interested, Slinging
Scissors is located at 15304 Pearl Road about 1 mile south of
the intersection of Pearl and Rt. 82 near South Park Mall. The
facility is part of a newer, modern building and is connected
at the South side by a bank. It is very clean and orderly
inside and you will not feel out of place.
Back to my story. I carefully packed a garment bag with
several changes of clothes, some make-up of my own, a wig,
shoes, undergarment and tossed them in the trunk of the car. I
drove to the salon in drab, heart pounding through my chest. I
had already driven by the salon and had decided I would park
at the rear and walk around to the front. As I went through
the front door, the reception desk was to my immediate right.
I walked up and said I had an appointment with Jill.
Then I about keeled over. The receptionist asked my name.
In a stage whisper I said my name Sheila....I didn't want the
two ladies sitting in the waiting area to hear. As I said my
name, Jill came bounding around the corner, said Hi, shook my
hand and hurried me around the corner. Now listen up
because this is one of the best parts about spending time with
Jill, she charges $25 an hour. When we went around the corner
I was confronted with a long, empty room. There are probably
four or five tanning beds, but nobody was using them, so we
had the place to ourselves.
After passing all of the tanning booths, we reached a pair of
private rooms where Jill does her work for the gg's and us if
we want the service(s). She does facials and nails along with
tanning and is listed as an aesthetician.
Let me backup for a minute. Terry and I have had a number of
phone conversations about wig colors, wig styles, and proper
fitting. At that time, she told me she has every other Friday
open. "I would be willing to go with you to a wig store
and walk you through the process," she said. As I recall
her fee for this service was $20 per hour...maybe $25.
I have yet to take her up on the offer because I didn't think
I needed help. Now I know better. There is nothing worse than
buying a good wig that just doesn't work. So I may yet ask
Terry to go shopping with me. Now back to my walk
through at the full service salon. Suddenly I realized that I
was at the back of Slinging Scissors and that my car with my
large, heavy garment bag was just a few feet away on the other
side of a security door.
But first, things first. Jill and I talked for about 15
minutes about what I wanted to have done. Then she walked me
past a couple of restrooms, one for the help, one for
customers...both very clean. The back door was
next.
In two minutes, I had my things in her private room complete
with a door, four walls and a ceiling. She turned on some soft
tunes and we got started. Believe me, for a newcomer dressing
in public for the very first time, it couldn't have been any
better, any easier. I enjoyed affordable prices, a very nice
lady with a good sense of humor, and total privacy. No one,
repeat no disturbed us. She opened one or two large cases with
lots of make-up, brushes, the works. "Ok, are you
ready," she asked. "Let's start with the foundation,
and we were underway. Periodically she would back up and look
carefully at her work. On occasion, she would start over
because she saw something she didn't like. In other words, she
is flat out serious about doing her best and making us look
our best.
Roughly 2 1/2 hours later she was finished. "Look in the
mirror and tell me what you think," she asked. "What
I saw was surprising and pleasing. First my eyes had never
looked that good, she creates beautiful eyes. Still it was
difficult to decide how successful we had been until I put on
my wig and dress which I did very quickly. Now the vision of
what could be accomplished with some professional help began
to take form. Again, this was my first time and I was
impressed then and I am still impressed. Jill opened the door
to one of the tanning booths revealing a full length mirror.
When I saw myself from top to bottom the look was convincing.
Still I was shy about going out and needed more validation.
Jill also said she could experiment with many different looks.
That's what I needed to hear. Just as fast as I became Sheila,
I got undressed and back to my drab self for the ride home.
That's right ladies, I spent $50 for a 15-minute look at
myself. Three weeks later I was back for another look, and two
weeks later back for yet another look. This was fun even if I
was dressed as Sheila each time for only a few moments. Jill
took pictures at one of those sessions.
Along the way she invited the beauticians working on the
other side of the salon to come back to meet me. To a person
they were interested in what Jill had done for me and they
approved. All of them. Buoyed by their opinions, I made yet
another appointment with Jill. This was the big one. Instead
of jumping out of my dress and washing off all my make-up,
this time I was going to drive from Strongsville to the Alpha
Omega meeting site...more than a one hour drive. As Sheila!
What happened next is hard to explain. Jill did a particularly
good job that warm September Saturday. When I left Slinging
Scissors and the door shut behind me, I was on my own.
Everything I was wearing was all girl, not a hint of anything
male. I drove up I-77 to I-480 to I-271 to I-90 and beyond.
What a thrill. Most amazing was the complete calmness I felt
moving through traffic. There was also a feeling of
confidence. I felt that I looked good, and I felt that I
should behave like a lady if I looked like one. In a few more
minutes, I experienced one of the most memorable moments of my
life. I walked through the front doors of the meeting place
and was greeted warmly by Abby, Diane, Laura, Joan, and so
many others I still can't remember all of the names. Apologies
to anyone I left out.
Some of you have been to Slinging Scissors for an open house
last year. For those of you may not have made that event and
are looking for a pleasant and professional experience. Write
down this number and keep it handy (440-238-8004). Call it and
ask for an appointment with Jill or Terry and mention that you
are a member of AO.
Like Cathy and Gail, the Images girls featured in last month's
Silhouette, these are very nice ladies who are able and
willing to help us with our special needs. I may have been
slow out of the gate, but I will never forget their kindness
and their patience. Without them, I would still be wandering
around somewhere in a very deep, dark closet.
Next time, I'm going to do a short feature on Wigs 'N Things
in Fairlawn Village. If anyone has another story idea, let me
know and I'll do my best to cover it for you. Let me know.
Return to
Contents
|
|
Newsletter
News
I’ve been sorting out who our newsletter goes to and
asking groups all over the country whether they want to
continue to receive this newsletter. I’m pleased to report
that so far, no one has indicated a desire to drop us
Return to
Contents
|
|
Bits
and Pieces
By Diane Frank
Not Family
Fare!
I attended the
Wild Plum Theaters
evening of Three
One Act plays on
GLBT themes. The
fun part was that
Mary, who I’d
met at the Ohio
Independent Film
Festival greeted
me with a big
smile, and
impulsively took
me to the seats
she had saved up
front so she could
see her girlfriend’s
performance
better. She also
introduced me to
three of her
friends, and the
directors of the
show. The
directors were
pleased to meet me
because they’d
been unable to
find any
transgender
related scripts to
work with. I
offered to be
their guide to
some of the themes
and conflicts that
could be of use,
and to introduce
them to some of
the colorful
characters in the
Cleveland area.
But that was also
the bad news: The
bisexual and the
gay plays were so
overtly sexual
that I can’t
bring myself to
report on them
here. The two
character lesbian
play that Mary’s
girlfriend Mary
was performing in
was a nice
character study of
people trying to
break down
barriers in a
relationship.
Unlike the bi and
gay plays it would
make sense between
any two people.
Legal Issues,
Again
Randi Barnabee
spoke on a number
of legal cases she
is handling in the
trans community at
the February
meeting of Akron
Transpride.. While
most of the issues
Randi addressed
were of concern to
transsexuals, I
did ask Randi’s
comments on the
Peter Oiler case.
Randi had sent a
briefing to the
attorneys in New
Orleans, but didn’t
hear back from
them. She thought
Oiler’s decision
not to pursue the
lawsuit was
disappointing, and
felt that there
was legal basis
for hope.
Randi has also
been trying to
find out exactly
what provisions
are being drafted
for the GLBT civil
rights legislation
to be proposed by
two state
legislators.
Unfortunately, she
hasn’t heard
back here either.
Something
Different
Friday March 7th
is Shabbat across
America. Chevrei
Tikva has asked
its members to
bring family or
friends to
services that
night, starting
with a potluck
meal (Kosher-no
dairy). Anyone
interested in
sharing the
experience with me
should get in
touch. Rabbi
Rembrandt is
wonderful and I’ve
found the
congregation a
warm and welcoming
place.
Breaking News,
Cleveland GLBT
Leadership Summit
One of the
first questions a
spouse is likely
to ask on learning
her husband is a
crossdresser is,
"is he
gay?" Given
that concern, what
was I doing at a
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender
Leadership Summit?
What could we
possibly have in
common, what could
we talk about?
Given the ground
rules for the
meetings, I can’t
repeat what other’s
said there. But I
can say that I see
some things where
we share common
ground. First is
the issue of
employment
security. We are
all concerned that
about losing jobs
because an
employer doesn’t
like our
off-the-job
activities.
Second, we share a
concern for our
public image. We
all want people to
see us as the
people next door
with a well tended
yard and a
mortgage to pay.
Personally, I
intend to support
the center in its
effort on these
issues. I’d like
the members of the
Alpha Omega
Society to
consider whether
they’d
personally like to
lend their support
and also whether
Alpha Omega as an
organization
should lend
support.
The meeting
itself featured
county Supervisor
Peter Lawson Jones
as a speaker and
was attended to
two Cleveland city
councilmen.
Another speaker
was from the
Cleveland
Foundation.
Speaking with
someone afterwards
it was pointed out
to me that if we
achieved 501c3
status, we might
get funding for
printing a decent
sized run of our
brochure and thus
have something for
helping our
outreach efforts
into the African
American, Hispanic
and other minority
communities. The
luncheon speaker
was Dr. Gary Gates
from the
Population Studies
Center and The
Urban Institute.
Gates has
collaborated on
with Richard
Florida of
Carnegie Mellon on
understanding why
some cities
succeed, and some
flounder. A change
in the methods
used by the US
Census Bureau
allowed Gates to
see where centers
of gay populations
were. Curiously
these overlapped
with Florida’s
studies on
technology
innovation and
urban economic
success. They
collaborated and
refined the
statistics to show
that the same
tolerant diverse
environments that
attracted gay
populations also
attracted
technological
innovators. The
hypothesis remains
controversial to
say the least, but
Gates proved an
able lecturer to
spell bound
audience.
It was a long
day. After nine
hours in pumps I
can certainly wish
for better shoes.
-Diane
Return to
Contents
|
|
Upcoming
National
Events
Eureka
Femme Getaway
April 3-6
Eureka
Springs,
Arkansas
See
http://www.femmegetaway.com
A YANKEE
DOODLE OF A
SPICE, July
9-13,2003Windsor
Locks, CT
www.tri-ess.org/spice
HOLIDAY EN
FEMME,
November 6-9,
2003
Denver, CO
www.Holiday-EnFemme.org
www.rmtsk.org/holiday
COLORADO
GOLD RUSH,
March 6-9,
2003
Denver, CO
www.ColoGoldRush.org
DIGNITY
CRUISE #17 –
EASTERN
CARIBBEAN, Feb
23- Mar 2,
2003www.pmpub.com/cruise17.htm
PUTTIN’ON
THE GLITZ
2003, Feb 28
– Mar 2,
2003 Phoenix,
AZ
Glitzball.tgharmony.org/2003
Return to
Contents
|
|
Upcoming
Local Events
Nothing
so Far this month
Return to
Contents
|
|
Upcoming
Meetings
March Meeting-
Saturday, March 8th,
2003
Topic: Our
speaker will be
the counselor of
one of our
Members. More
details will
follow on our
website.
Menu: To be
announced
April Meeting-
Saturday, April 12th,
2003
Topic: Fashions
and advice from
"Susan's Fashions"-
tentative
Menu: To be
announced
For the latest
information check
our web site
frequently.
Return to
Contents
|
|
Publication
Notice and
Club Policies
This
newsletter is
copyright
1998-2003 by
Alpha Omega,
Tri-Ess
Chapter. All
right
reserved.
Articles and
information
contained in
this
newsletter may
NOT be without
advance
permission
from the
individual
author. Write
to editor@aosoc.org
in order to
contact the
author. When
permission is
granted, a
copy of the
issue
containing the
reprinted
material must
be sent to
Alpha Omega
within two
months after
the material
is published
and proper
credit is
given to
author and
source.
The
opinions or
statements
contained in
this
newsletter are
those of the
authors and do
not
necessarily
reflect the
views of Alpha
Omega.
Contributions
of articles
are welcomed,
but may be
altered in the
editing
process, with
the author’s
intent
retained, or
may be
rejected,
whether
solicited or
not.
Absolutely no
sexually
explicit
material may
be accepted or
printed.
Alpha Omega
is a
non-profit
social support
group for
heterosexual
crossdressers
and their
wives or
partners.
Also, members
from related
organizations,
helping
professionals,
and approved
guests are
welcome when
cleared
through Alpha
Omega’s
officers.
Meetings
are the second
Saturday
evening of
each month
unless a
special event
is scheduled
that takes the
place of the
regularly
scheduled
meeting. The
location of
the meeting or
event is only
released to
members or
others with
the approval
of an officer.
Members and
visitors
must be 18
years of age
or older. We
will exchange
newsletters
with any other
similar group.
Send all
correspondence
to Alpha
Omega, P.O.
Box 2053,
Sheffield
Lake, OH
44054.
Return to
Contents
|
|
|
|
|
|
