variable data printing using xslt

[sbw]

I have a simple mailing list like this (below) and I want to produce a VERY simple address block using XSL for my newsletter. Just name, address, city-state-zip. That's all. So it prints the variable data on each successive page of my PDF newsletter.
I've been using XSL for a few months with good results and this is my next step up the ladder. Up to this point, my skill level allows me to use a for-each and apply-templates to produce content in the newsletter. Next I want to print many PDF copies with unique variable data addresses on each copy.
[code]
<contacts>
<addressblock>
<entity>entity</entity>
<last>last</last>
<first>first</first>
<address1>address1</address1>
<address2>address2</address2>
<zip>zip</zip>
</addressblock>
<addressblock>
<entity>Block Club</entity>
<last>Dentley</last>
<first>Denise</first>
<address1>1551 W. 95th</address1>
<address2>city state</address2>
<zip>60643</zip>
</addressblock>
</contacts>
[code]
My attempts have been useless so I don't have code to show you. But even an outline of how to proceed would be appreciated.

[jkmyoung]

I assume you can pull it off with a single statement, but not with all?

Pseudo:
I suggest creating a variable with the result of the transformation of everything but the address block, eg the repeating newsletter part.

Then, use a for-each on the contacts to display the stored variable + the result of transforming the contact addressblock. The complexity of this depends on the complexity of your page.

You could do a for-each on the contacts and then inside, repeat the for-each on the content, but that is excessively slow.