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FRONT RUNNERS NY
BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014
SCHEDULE OF RUNS
Our purpose is to provide encouragement and support to gay men & lesbians
who are interested in running. We invite runners of all abilities, from
beginners to racers, to join us for our weekly Fun Runs. A beginners
running clinic will be held along with the Saturday Fun Runs, led by an
experienced runner. The Saturday Fun Runs are followed by breakfast at
the Dakota Restaurant, 20 w. 72nd Street. If you have any questions
about Front Runners NY, or about the schedule Qf runs, please call Guy
at 278-8280 or Steve at 675-2797.
June 3, 6:30 PM
Wednesday Fun Run
West Side Highway (1-5 miles) - Meet at Christopher
St. and the Highway. We will run down the Highway,
around Battery Park and back.
June 6, 10:00 AM
Saturday Fun Run
Central Park - 90th St (1-5 miles) - Meet at 90th St
& Fifth Ave. We will run north, up the big hill at
llOth St, then south around the lower end of the park,
across the 72nd St cutoff, finishing at 72nd St and
Central Park West. Those wishing to do less can take
any of the other cutoffs across the park.
June 10, 6:30 PM
Wednesday Fun Run
Riverside Park (1-5 miles) - Meet at 72nd St and
Riverside Drive. We will run up Riverside Park to
the tennis courts at 120th St and back for up to a
5 mile loop of the park. Those wishing to do less
can make the turnaround at any point.
June 13, 10:00 AM
Saturday Fun Run
Central Park - 90th St
!
June 14, 11:00 AM
; Sunday Fun Run
Sleaze Run (approx. 4 miles) - Meet at 23rd St and
lOth Ave. We will run past the Village bars, taking
in such highlights as the Mineshaft, Cock Ring, Eagle,
Ramrod, and the docks & abandoned piers along the river.
June 17, 6:30PM
Wednesday Fun Run
Central Park -Tavern (1-5 miles) - Meet at Tavern On
We will run south
~he Green parking lot, 66th St & CPW.
from there, up the east side and across the 102nd St
cutoff and back down to the Tavern. Those wishing to
do less can take any of the other cutoffs.
June 20, 10:00 AM
Saturday Fun Run
Riverside Park
June 24, 6:30 PM
Wednesday Fun Run
West Side Highway, Business Meeting/Run - Run, dinner
and monthly business meeting, see newsletter for details.
June 27, 10:00 AM
Saturday Fun Run
Riverside Park
July 1, 6:30 PM
Wednesday Fun Run
Riverside Park
July 4, 10:00 AM
Saturday Fun Run
Central Park - Tavern
*
*
;
�fRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 Iiles,
our choice. Saturday runs are folloWed by breakfast
t Jason's ($1,50 cover>, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday
runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th ,'
between Broadway • 8th Ave. You 1ay leave your bag
at the restaurants at least 15 tins. before the
runs. for infor1ation, call fRNY 212-724-9700.
January 198g
noH
SUH
1
FROHT RUHHERS
~ED
TUE
2
3
g
10
15
11
7:88pm
Central
Park, W. 68
St.,
Columbus
Circle
!8:88am *ROTH:
Season
Opener{ See
Newsle ter
!2:88pm Board
Meeting
16
1?
18
7:88pm
Central
Park, W. 68
Col. Circle
8:15pm BUS
MEETING and
18 :88am
SPECIAL RIJ.Ia
Hartin
Luther King
Run, News
YORK
THU
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West
3 St.,
Brooklyn
SAT
FRI
6
5
If
7:88pm
Central
Park, W. 68
St.,
Columbus
Circle
11 :88am
SPECIAL RIJ.I
and Beaky
Brunch, Stt
Newsltr
8
HE~
I8:88am
Central
Park, W. 72
St., Webster
Statue
!2:88pm Coach
Conm. Htg.
Jason's
&
12
13
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West 8c
3 St.,
Brooklyn
11f
!8:88am
Ctntral
Park, W. 72
St • , Webster
Statue
12:88pm Board
Htg. Jason's
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West &
3 St.,
Brooklyn
19
?
20
6:88pm
Skating
Party,
Rockefeller
Center See
News
21
18a88am
Central
Park, W. 72
St., Webster
Statue
TUPPE~RE
PARTY, See
News
22
23
211
25
7:88pm
Central
Park, W. 68
St.,
Columbus
Circle
29
9:38am *ROTH:
28K Run, See
Newsletter
30
31
26
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West 8c
3 St.,
Brooklyn
2?
28
!8:88am
Central
Park, W. 72
St., Webster
Statue
RACES OF THE MONTH are marked with an
asterisk(*). See Sandra Levine (718) 797
3212 or Leo Boneau (718) 965-9081 for
details and applications.
EARLY FEBRUARY LOCATIONSa Wed. Feb. 1, 7pm
Central Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle
Sat. Feb. 4, lOam--Central Park at w. 72 s t.,
Webster Statue
�FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 ailes,
your choice. Saturday runs are followed by breakfast
at Jason's ($1.50 cover>, 23 W. 73rd St. Wednesday
runs are followed by dinner at the Sunlight, 57th
between Broadway ~ Bth Ave. You aay leave your bag
at the restaurants at least 15 ains. before the
runs. For inforaation, call FRNY 212-724-9700.
February 198g
FROHT RUHHERS HEU YORK
THU
UED
TUE
MON
SUN
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION,
call Patricia Kuharic 212-9886181 or Perry Michael
Bloomberg 212-928-1914.
RACES OF THE MONTH are marked
with an asterisk ( *) • See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
5
6
1
1
7:88pm
Central
Park, W. 68
St.,
Columbus
Circle
8
7:88pm
Central
Park, See
Feb. 1
12
13
1q
7:88pm
CHELSEA RIJ.I
8:38pm
BUSINESS
MTG., 581 W
28 St til See
Newsltr
18:88am *ROTM:
Bagel 18K,
See
Newsletter
19
20
21
18:88am fROTM:
Snowflake
Four-Miler,
See Newsltr
22
7:88pm
Central
Park, See
Feb 1
18:88am
SPECIAL RUN:
Top of the
Park, See
Newsltr
26
15
2?
2
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West &
3 St.,
Brooklyn
g
3
6:88pm
Mi llrose
Games, See
Newsletter
10
1?
8:88pm
Prospect
Park, See
Feb. 2
10:88am
Central
Park, W. 72
St., Webster
Statue
12:88pm Coach
Ccm. Mtg.
Jason's
11
18
18:88am
Central
Park, See
Feb 4
6:38pm NYRRC
Dinner-Dance
and Awards
Banquet
8:88pm
Prospect
Park, See
Feb 2
23
q
18:88am
Central
Park, See
Feb. 4
12:88pm Board
Mtg. 382 W.
87th St. 1196
8:88pm
Prospect
Park, See
Feb. 2
16
SAT
FRI
2q
6:88pm Mobi I
Games, See
Newsletter
25
!8:88am
Central
Park, See
Feb. 4
28
EARLY MARCH LOCATIONS: Wed. March 1, 7pmCentral Park at w. 60 St., Columbus Circle;
Sat. March 4, lOam--Central Park at w. 72 St.,
Webster Statue; Wed. March 8, 7pm--Central
Park at W. 60 St., Columbus Circle
�FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to S 1iles;
your choice. NEW LOCATION for Saturday brunch - RUT&ERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W. 73 St. Wednesday dinner is
at the Sunlight, 57th between B'way l 8th Ave. You 1ay
YQRKdrop off your bag prior to the runs. For info, call
FRNY at 212-724-9700.
March 19 89
FRONT RUNNERS NEU
UED
TUE
THU
MON
SUN
FOR "E"BERSHIP INFOR"ATIOH, call
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry "ichael Bloo1berg,
212-928-1914.
RACES OF THE "ONTH are larked
with an asterisk (f), See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
5
6
1
ROTM*
Central
Park
13
1lJ
15
3
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West at
3rd St,
Brooklyn
9:38am FIRST
run fran
RliTGERS
CHURCH
!8:88am
Central
Park, W. 72
St., Webster
Statue
10
11
18:88am
Central
Park, see
March 4
12:88pm BOARD
MEETING,
Rutgers
Church
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West at
3rd St,
Brooklyn
16
'I
1?
18
18:88am
Central
Park, see
March 4
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West at
3rd St,
Brooklyn
tt2A
20
21
22
7:88pm
Central Park
at Columbus
Circle <W.
68 St>
18:88am
SPECIAL Rl.N:
Springtime
in the City
26
2
9
8
7:88pm WEST
VILLAGE Rl.N
9:88pm
BUSINESS
MEETING, 382
West Street,
8:38am *ROTH:
B'klyn Half
11 :88am
SPECIAL Rl.N
and BRLNCH
6:88pm GPR
FLNDRAISER
19
7:88pm
Central Park
at Columbus
Circle <W.
68 St>
7:88pm
Central Park
at Columbus
Circle <W.
68 St>
8:30am
Volunteer
12
1
SAT
FRI
2?
28
29
7:88pm
Central Park
at Columbus
Circle <W.
68 St>
23
2ll
30
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West at
3rd St,
Brooklyn
25
18:88am
Central
Park, see
March 4
8:88pm
Prospect
Park West at
3rd St,
Brooklyn
31
�April 1989
FRONT RUNNERS
UED
TUE
MON
SUN
NE~
YORK
THU
FOR "E"BERSHIP INFORHATION 1 call
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry Hichael Blooaberg,
212-928-1914.
SAT
FRI
1
10 :00am
Central
Pari<, W. 72
St. , WebsterStatue
RACES OF THE "ONTH are aarked
with an asterisk (f), See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
2
6
3
10
11
9:30am
President's
Choice!
LaGuardia
10K Race
23
12
17
18
19
!0:08am
Centra 1
Pari.-:, see
Apr i 1 1
20
25
26
22
21
6:88pm Bus to 10:00am
Cen tra.l
~Jash i ngton,
Par·l<, see
CPW and 72nd
Apr i I 1
St.
6:38pm
Christopher
St.
7:89pm
Central
Pari<, see
April 5
Boston
Marathon!
27
29
28
!2:08pm
Garage/BaKe
Sale at The
Center
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 tiles,
your choice. Saturday Brunch is at RUTGERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W. 73 St. Wednesday dinner is
at the Sunlight, 57th between B'way ~ Bth Ave. You aay
drop off your bag prior to the runs. For info, call
FRNY at 212-724-9700.
**
!0:00am
Central
ParK, see
Apr i 1 1
8:08pm George
Schlein
Concert
7:88pm
Central
Pari<, see
April 5
30
**
15
13
7:09pm
lo.lestside Run
8:39pm
Business
Meeting, 501
W28 St ,til
!0:30am *ROTH:
Runners Love
BrooKlyn*
!0:30am
SPECIAL RUN
and BRUNCH,
see nwsltr·
16
18:80am
Centr-a 1
Pari<, see
Apr i i 1
7:00pm
Central
Pari<,
Columbus
Circle
8:30pm Boa.rd
Meeting
8:30am Tappan
Zee 10K, see
nwsltr
9:30am **
Volunteer
ROTH**, see
Guy
g
8
7
**
AL1Ill
8 Noon: Monster Mailing,
Chez Beaky
29 Garage Sale Drop-off,
Hours TBA
�May 1989
FRONT RUNNERS
~ED
TUE
MON
SUN
1
YORK
THU
HE~
3
2
fOR MEMBERSHIP INfORMATION, cal l
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry Michael Bloo1berg,
212-928-1914.
lJ
FRI
5
8
19 :88am
SPECIAL RLN
and BRLNCH,
see nwsltr
4:38pm
Schleinfest,
home of Tom
Cook, 225
East 74th, Apt 4M
111
15
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run,
Prospect
Pari< West
3rd St
10
SPECIAL RLN
and BRLNCH,
see nwsltr
22
- FRNY
12
16
23
1?
19
18
26
25
29
30
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, see Hay
9
RACES OF THE MONTH are aarked
.
1- .
w1th an aster1sk (f), See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
31
7:99pm
Central
Park, see
Hay 3
27
!8:88am
RIVERSIDE
Rl.t4 (yes,
that's
right!>
Riverside
Drive &W.
73rd St.
7:98pm
Central
Park, see
May 3
Contingent
28
20
9:88am NO
RUTGERS;
*ROTH: Club
Team Champ*
!8:98am Meet
the
Membership
Run &Picnic
7:98pm East
Side Run
8:39pm
Business
Meeting, 589
E. 77th St,
#186
2'1
13
!8:98am
Central
Park, see
Hay .6
!2:88pm Board
Meeting,
Rutgers
&:
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, see May
9
Marathon lineUp
I
GHHC A DS WALK
11
7:88pm
Central
Park, see
Hay 3
7:98pm
Brooklyn
Run, see Hay
9
19 :99am
21
g
6
!9:99am
Central Pk,
Webster
Statue
19: 39am nROTH
&Vol ROTH:
Treviran
7:99pm
Central
Park,
Columbus
Circle &W.
68th
?
SAT
fRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 1iles,
your choice. Saturday Brunch is at RUTGERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W. 73 St. Wednesday dinne r is
at the Sunlight, 57th between B'way ~ 8th Ave. You aay
drop off your bag prior to the runs. for info, cal 1
fRNY at 212-724-9700.
Earl~
Sat
'
at
Wed,
at
June Runs:
June 3 Central Park
'
Webster Statue, 10aa
June 7, Coluabus Circle
7pa
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~~FRa\/T RUNNERS,
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�June 1989
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION, c ~ll
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry Hichael Bloo1berg,
212-928-1914.
FRONT RUNNERS NEW unRr
T
TUE
UED
THU
VIII'
MON
SUN
1
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 •iles,
your choice. Saturday Brunch is at RUTGERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W. 73 St. Wednesday dinner is
at the Sunlight, 57th between B'way ~ 8th Ave. You 1ay
drop off your bag prior to the runs. For info, call
FRNY at 212-724-9700.
5
6
?
7:88pm
1
11
12
18
19
6:39pm Garden
Party,
COIMlunity
Center
25
!2:39am Gay
Pride March,
Central Park
West
26
8
1
2?
7:89pm
Brooklyn
Run, see
June 6
6:89pm GPR
Bag Stuffing
<1 ots of
fun>, NYRRC
22
8:38am ***Vol
ROTH - GPR
DRESS
17
NO RUTGERS
9:39am nGay
Pride Run**
Fifth Ave at
E. 98th St
7:99pm GPR
Party,
Private Eyes
23
2'1
!9:88am
Riverside
Park(again),
RSD & W 73rd
St
2:89pm Gay
Pride Rally,
Central Park
29
7:88pm
Central
Park, see
June 7
~:;:vJ~~~\~u~:~tral Park
30·
RACES OF THE HONTH are 1arked
with an asterisk (+). See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
, ______.....___
fo-r--de-t-ai.... and applications.
lls
L------""------..1..-- Wed, July 5, Colu1bus lOa• _
at Webster Statue,
Circle
at 7p•
16
7:08pm
Village Run
8:39pm
Business
Hel'ting, 148
Charles St,
116C
28
10
REHEARSAL***
7:89pm
Central
Park, see
June 7
8:39pm Board
Heet i ng, 382
W. 87th St,
1196
21
7:08pm
Brooklyn
Run, see
June 6
g
!8:89am
Central
Park, see
.June 3
15
20
3
Boston Gay
Pride
Weekend
Centra 1
Park
Columbus
Circle &W.
68th
13
7:98pm
Brooklyn
Run, see
June 6
2
SAT
!8:88am
Centra 1
Park,
Webster
Statue, at
W. 72nd
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run
Prospect
Park West &
3rd St.
FRI
�O!tit~
PWdutttdllS
Piesents --
Sponsored by=
Front Runners N.Y.
e\
C'e/eM.,....,
.
--ure,l
v~
""'Saturday- June 17, 198 9
~~~ FREE ADMISSION to ================
7 ___
==========~Private
-=== ---
Eyes-(12w. 21st. Street)~~
7=00-10=00 PM - - - - -
�Julv 1989
FOR KEKBERSHIP INFORKATIOH, cail
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry Kichael Bloo1berg,
212-928-1914.
d
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK
FRI
THU
WED
TUE
MON
SUN
1
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Regular fun runs occur on
· Saturdays and Wednesdays. Distance is up to 6 Iiles,
your choice. Saturday Brunch is at RUTGERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W. 73 St. Wednesday dinner is
at the Sunlight, 57th between B'way ~ 8th Ave. You uy
drop off your bag prior to the runs. For info, call
FRNY at 212-724-9700.
3
2
q
No Brooklyn
Run - Happy
Hoi iday!
g
**
10
7:88pm
Brooklyn
ROTH - Run
to Vidory
5K, se~
nwsl etter
16
kun,
Prospect
Park Wl'st &
3rd St.
1?
18
23
2ll
30
!8:88am
Special Run
for Singles,
425 E. 65th,
#7
31
7:88pm B'klyn
Heights Run
8:38pm Bus
Mtg, 41
Joralemon
St, B'klyn
26
25
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, s,ee
July 11
8:38am
Special Run
ant' Beach
rarty, se.e.
nwsl etter
.Park,
Columbus
Circle & W.
60th St.
7:88pm
Cl'ntral
Park 1 see
July 5
7:88pm
Central
Park, see
July 5
RACES OF THE KONTH are aarked
vith an asterisk (t), See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212 or
Candido Barroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
8
18:88am
Central
Park, see
July 1
1:88pm Se If
Defense
Clinic
c~ntral
19
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, see
July 11
1
7:88pm
12
11
!8:88am
Central
Park,
Webster
Statue, at
W. 72nd
6
5
SAT
13
1lJ
6:45pm Coach
Classes, sl'e
ne~te:tnr
9:88am **ROTH
7:38pm New
- 1-2-3
York
Yankees, se~
RellY
!8:88am
news! etter
Riversidl'
Run, RSD & W
73 St
21
20
22
18:88am
Central
Park, see
July 1
1:88pm Nl'w
York Games,
Baker Field
6:45pm Coach
Classes, Sl'l'
newslettl'r
28
27
15
6:45pm Coach
Classes, see
Uer
newsJ e_
Earl~ August Runs:
Wed, Aug 21 Colu1bus Circle
at 7pa
Sat, Aug 51 Central Park at
Webster Statue, lOa•
29
!8:88am
Central
Park, see
July 1
�••
August 1989
FOR ltEMBERSHIP ltf0Rt1Afllllt1 call
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-618(
or Perry "ichael Blootberg,
21-2·928-1914.
FRONT RUNNERS HEW YORK
non
SUH
TUE
1
RACES OF THE MONTH are larked
vith an asterisk (t), See
Sandra Levine 718-797-3212. or
Candido BarrosG 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
.,
6
.. 8t38am
ROTHr
2
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run,
Prospect
Park Wut
3c
3rd St.
8;88pm
Concert in
the Park
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, set Aug
1
Reservoir
Run, see
newsletter
7z88pm
Central
Park,
Co l.lllllbus
Circle & W.
68th St
g
8
** Vol
THU
UED
-··
'l
3
Park, see
A~ 2
8: pm Board
Muting, 382
w87th, 196
18 :eta
Central
Park,
Webster
Ctuses, su
Guy, 718278-9288
Statue, at
W. 72nd
11
12
8:88am **
ROll'h Asbury
Park 18K,
New Jersey
6t 45pm
Coach .
Classts, set
8uy, 718279-8288
**
t8c881111
Central
Park, see
Aug 5
"'
13
1'l
8:38am Beach
Party and
Special Run,
15
16
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, seeAug
1
· · Jones Beac-b< ·
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20
21
9:88am tit
ROTH:
Hisp.anlc
HalfMarathon **
9:3&am,Cheer,
Webster
Statut
22
23
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, set Aug
·-
\,
7:88pm Park
Slope Run,
684 Carroll
St, Apt 1
8:38pm
Business Mtg
at Amy's
-
SAT
5
6:45pat·Coach
10
7:88pm
Central
FRI
1?
Coach ·
C1asses see
Guy, 71 8
278-8288
6:45plll
211
1Q
18
8&38(m
Theater
Party, •The
QuinttssenHal Image•
25
18:88am
RIVERSIDE
Run RSD &
W. hrd St.
12:88pll Coach
Calmll ttee,
see
newsletter
26
7:88pm
Central
Park, see
Aug 2
18:88am
BENEFIT~.
Central
Park,
Webster
Picnic Bash,
see
newsletter
..
2?
28
I 8:88am
Northern
Mantlattan
Special Run
~
2Q
7188pm
Brootlyn
Run, see Aug
1
Earlx Sel!telber &!ns:
Sat, Sept
Webster
Tue, Sept
lied, Sept
Sat, Sept
2, Central Part at
Statue, tOat
51 PPW &3rd St, 7pt
6, Colutbus Circle, 7pt
9, sate as Sept 2
30
7:88pm
Central
Park, see
Aug 2
31
'
FRONT RUNNElS ltEif Y~-Retular fu runs occur on
Satur6ays and llednesda~s. Distance it up to 6 •i l es,
your choice. Saturday runch ii at RUTGERS
PRESBYfEtlM CHURCH, 236 II• 73 St. Wednesday dinn er is
at the SUNLIGHT, 57th betveen B'vay l 8th Ave. you aay
drop off your bag prior to the runs. fun runs are aho
held on Tuesday1 in Brooklyn, followed by a group dinner.
for itfo call fRMY at 2l2-724-9700.
r
. i
�RACE OF THE "O are 1arked
S
NTH
with an ast erisk (f), See
Sandra Levine 718-832-3056 or
Candido B
arroso 718-626-7049
for details and applications.
SUN
,.,
1
L
9:88am
Special Run,
Marathon
Prev iev,,
!2:88pm
Brunch, 881
West End
Ave, #6E
October 1989
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION, call
Patricia Kuharic, 212-988-6181
or Perry Michael Blooaberg,
212-928-1914.
FRONT RUNNERS NEl.J YOR
K
TUE
l.JED
THU
MN
O
3
II
"1
7:88pm
Brool< 1yn
Run,
Prospect
Park West &
3r·d St
7:88pm
Central
Park,
Columbus
Circle &: W.
68th St
5
FRI
6
6:45pm Coac h
Class, see
Guy, 718278.:.8288
~J.
9
10
11
7:08pm
Central
Par·k. se e
Oct 4
)
..
~
16
!8:88am ROTM &
Vol ROTH:
Women's 4
M
iler *'
!2:88pm
Women s
Brunch, 538
E. 89, . #K
17
18
7:88pm
BrooKlyn
Run, see
October 3
7:88pm East
Side Run
8:38pm
Business
Meeting, 589
E. 77th,
ring #186
1
22
?2nd
!2:88pm Coach
Committee,
all v..te l come
7:88pm
Brook 1yn
Run, see
October 3
15
I
(
lO:BBam
Central
ParK,
Webster
Statue, at
I
8
SAT
.,
23
24
25
7:88pm
Brooklyn
Run, see
October 3
7:B8om
Centra l
Park, see
Oct 4
12
13
6:45pm Coach
Class, see
Guy, 718278.:.8280
II
I
I
II
,,
19
20
6:45pm Coach
Class, see
Gu y, 718278-8280
6:45pm Coach
Class, see
Guy, 718278-8280
18 :8Bam
Centra l
Pa.rl<, see
October 2
!2:80pm Board
MeetinQ,
Rutgers
Church
27
ttNovember 3
t-=-=-----~~----+~-----+-----....1.-------' Pre-Marathon
29
30
31
7:88pm
Brook 1yn
Run, see
October 3
Early November Runs:
Wed, Nov 1, Columbus Circle, 7pm
Sat, Nov 4, W
ebster Statue, lOam
Tues, Nov 7, PPW &3rd St, 7pm
I
I
28
!0:88am
Centra l
Park, se e
October 2
I
I
21
18 :88am
Centra l
Park, see
October 2
7:88pm Tent h
Ann i I.Jersan·
Dinner,
Center
I
26
14
Pasta Party
Community Center
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK--Reqular fun runs occur on
Saturdays and Wednesdays. -Distance is up to &aiies,
your choice. Saturday Brunch is at RUTGERS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 236 W 73 St. Wednesday dinner is
.
at LA PARISIENNE, 7th Ave, north of 57th St. You 1ay
drop off your bag pr1or to the runs. Fun runs are
also held on Tuesdays in BROOKLYN, followed by a group
dinner. For info call FRNY at 212-724-9700.
I
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FRONT RUNNERS NY SUMMER RUNNING CLASSES
Thursd ay, July 13, to August 17, 1989 <six weeks) at 6:45pm
Instruc tor: Guy Zelenak , Front Runner s Interim Coach
CLASS DESCRIPTION: Each class wi I 1 be divided into three groups:
1. BASIC - Requ i rement s: Can walk briskly for 20 minute s or run
comfor tably for one mile.
Curricu lum: Introdu ction to running and racing.
2. INTERMEDIATE - Require ments: Can race 5K - 10K at 7:30 to 11
minute per mile pace.
Curricu lum: Basic program of speedw ork and race strateg y.
3. ADVANCED .- Reouire ments: Can race 5K- 10K at 5 to 7:30 minute s
per mi 1e pace.
Curricu lum: Speedw ork and race strateg y.
CLASS OBJECTIVES: To provide guidanc e and trainin g in six primary areas:
(1) form, <2) speed, (3) enduran ce, <4) streng th, <5) strateg y and
<6) goal setting . Classe s will include rhythm, power and hill workou ts.
CLASS TIME AND LOCATION: Classes wil I meet for six weeks on Thursda y
evening s at 6:45pm . The initial class wi l I meet in the lobby of the
New York Road Runner s Club <9 E. 89 St.). A schedu le of subsequ ent
meeting places wi 11 be distrib uted during the first class. Come
dressed to run. Bags may be checked at the NYRRC C$.25> or C$.50)
the YMCA Gym Store <5 W. 63 St.) depend ing on the class locatio n.
CLASS FEE: Class fee is $30.00 for the six week session . Paymen t is
require d on or before July 13, 1989. Refund s wil I be given until
July 19, 1989. No credit can be given towards future classes .
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Guy Zelenak <718) 278-828 0 or Joe Criscio ne <718) 965-908 1.
------- ------- ------- ------- ------c ut here-- ------- ------- ------- ------- ----APPLICATION
Please accept this applica tion for enrollm ent in the followi ng FRNY class ed
) Advanc
) Interm ediate <
) Basic <
<check your running level): <
minute s per mile pace. <Compl ete
I typica lly comple te a lOK race in
how to pace
this only if you have done 10K races. This is to get an idea of
each group/s workou ts.) ·
In consid eration of your accepti ng this applica tion, I the undersi gned, certify
that I am physic ally fit, having been examine d by a license d physic ian, to I,
registe ring.
partici pate in the level of running class for which I am
waive and release any and all claims
for myself , my heirs, and assign s, hereby
for persona l damage s that I may have against Front Runners NY, Inc., its
Office rs, Board of Directo rs and Instruc tors.
NAME:. ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ----ADDRESS:
ZIP:
STATE:
CITY:
)
AGE:
<work)
)
PHONE: <home) <
SIGNATURE:
363, V1llage
Please send this appllcati on and your check for $30.00 to: FRONT RUNNERS NY, INC., Box
the first class as well but let
Station, New York, New York 10014. Applicati ons and checks may be brought to
Guy or Joe know beforeha nd of your intention to sign up for the classes.
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SETH GREGORY SLADE
Return to
running
degree
Nadine's.
December 11th was not a very good day to go
along the beaches of the New York City area,
temperature
did not stop twenty intrepid
Front
Runners
Eight of us met at Nadine's
from our appointed rounds.
rant
but the 25
restau-
in the village and headed through the meat-packing district
and the streets of Chelsea to join the rest of the group
waiting
for us at Columbus Circle. We ran up 11th Avenue past the Conven-
tion
Center
Avenue
where
(boy,
is
it large) and
Midge Maroni,
headed back east
the day's official
to
8th
organizer,
was
waiting for us with water and the other runners.
not want to stop and risk frostbite,
ments
and headed back downtown,
Most of us did
so we declined the refresh-
with our
larger
group.
prospect of food and warmth upon our arrival egged us on.
was quick to arrive, but food was a little slower.
now
24 with runners and guests,
The
Warmth
Our total was
and 20 of us ordered
pancakes,
which was the recommended dish by those who had been to our first
brunch there.
once
Since the griddle could only handle two orders at
we feasted on coffee,
biscuits,
and marmalade until their
arrival. Once they were served they did make quite a splash, with
the
ra~erry
contained
variety being the club
election gossip,
favorite.
The
afternoon
holiday shopping woes, and some mem-
bers trying to recruit the very patient waiters to join the club.
After our leisurely meal,
enjoy the
everyone returned home to warm up
rest of the sunny weekend.
and
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Sunday- March 12, 1989
6:oo -s:oo PM
$7 Admission Price
t.\
($3 Addition Contribution Suggested)
Entertainment & Auction
(Win a date with a cutie - or a
catered dinner I)
over bleas,
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Year:1989
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FRONT RUNNERS NY
BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014
RUNNING CLINICS QUESTIONNAIRE
If you are interested please fill out this
form and return in person or to:
Guy Zelenak
23-35 Broadway #4K
Astoria, New York 11106
1.
BASIC (NO speed)
form for ease in running
work
at any level
- stretching before and after
2.
ADVANCED
- work on hills, fartlek and intervals
work on exercises to increase speeq
and improve form
- stretching before and after
3.
l"londay
on
Thursday
Sunday
6:30 PM
7:00 PJVl
1 :00 PI\!
other
incorporate BASI~ with the Wednesday
and Saturday Fun ~uns
I would also like the women to take advantage of
these clinics.
This is my T.dA:;K.S for your vote.
Comments:
PS - The ADVANCED CLASS will be broken into
groups depending on your pace if the
class is large enough.
Signed
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Year:1989
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RACER OF THE MONTH
~
Sue Foster
Our fastest female Front Runner, though just 32, Sue Foster is one of the club's
11
0ldest 11 members. While her race times and distance goals have tapered over her
dozen years of running, one thing has stayed the same; her love of running and
of FRNY. Sue started running i.n 1976 to stay in shape for college basketball and
subsequently found she was better at running. One year later, she ran~,;n her:!native New
Orlean •s 11 Mardi Gras Marathon~'' 'Four years --and eleven marathons wiser, Sue
bpted:out of #13; ~ her sub,...3 ... hour best and segued into middle distances.
From ten to a half ... marathon, later Sue found her best potential at four miles to 10K.
One of Sue's most memorable runs was "The Big Race," a four.-miler in 1982. She was
just getting back into racing shape, having moved to the Big Apple. Much to her
surprise , Sue took first female; one week later in the First Annual Gay Pride Run,
she duplicated her feat. She's since won three more GPRs and is working on #5.
Though confident, Sue is never smug. She laments that "magic doesn't seem to
happen anymore." Still, she'll shoot for bettering her course record 29:27 in
1989 and hopes to break 37 minutes for a 10K. Sue iR~4ves-eA-~Rys4sa+-aRS
~syeRete§4sa+-sem~et4t4eR,--W2~~s,Q4~y~tR women's races.--''! know where my competition is!" Sue trains hard, generally introducing intervals and fartlek twice a
week, except in the winter wh~n she gives her legs a racing break. Though thriving
on racing competition, Sue prefers to train by herself on hard runs. By now,
Sue knows what she wants, is self-coached and pursues her goals and training methodically and patiently: one.-half hour pre-run stretching (wow!); twice-weekly,
light upper-body weight training; a ltmostly~ balanced diet. She cuts back when
necessary and fits running into the rest of her busy work and social life. No
conf1icts with girlfriend Cynthia over running: "She's my #1 fan--and an excellent
photographer!" What about cross-training? Sue has no plans to branch out and
feels that sports-specific training works best for her. She's as enthusiastic
about Front Runners as she is about her running. To Sue, we're an "elite" club.
Asked about her most special running.-related accomplishment, Sue was quick to reply,
"getting nominated for 1Runner of the Year1by FRNY in 1987." She's proud to don
the pink and gray and has no intentions of "defecting''-..,ever! Front Runners has
been there for Sue and she's always there for us. We're proud of you too, Sue.
-Sandra Levi'ne
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FRONT RUNNERS NY
BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014
THE FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK ANNUAL BENEFIT RUN AND PICNIC BASH
will be held on Saturday, August 26 at lOam. Heet at the Daniel Webster statue just
inside Central Park at the 72nd Street entrance.
Ask friends and co-workers to sponsor you. Also, please consider sponsoring
yourself. Sponsors agree to contribute a specified amount per mile that you run. The
total contribution is the number of miles multiplied by the amount pledged per mile.
Use the sponsor sheet pledge form provided to record your pledges.
The simplest procedure is to determine in advance the distance you plan to run and
then to collect the contribution at the same time that you ask people to sponsor you.
All contributions should be in the form of a check made payable directly to one of
the organizations listed below, or to another lesbian and gay related service
organization. Checks should not be payable to FRNY. The canceled check ip the
individual sponsor's receipt for purposes of tax deduction.
Bring the checks to any FR event. Do not mail checks directly to the designated
organization. Front Runners will collect all the contributions and turn them over to
all the organizations at one time.
Following the run will be a Picnic Bash.
Please supply details to your sponsor!
CODE
ORGANIZATION
A
ACT UP
R
LESBIAN AND GAY COMMUNITY SERVICES CENTER
The Center, in the heart of Greenwich Village, is a
visible symbol providing meeting space to 150 lesbian
and gay organizations. Hore than 3000 people pass
through its doors every week.
ACT UP is a diverse nonpartisan group of individuals
united in anger and committed to direct action to end
the AIDS crisis. [NOTE: NOT TAX DEDUCTIBLE UNLESS
DIRECTED TO A "FISCAL SPONSOR.")
LAMBDA LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATION FUND
Lambda advances the rights of gay and lesbian people.
It teaches people about the discrimination against our
community. Lambda pursues test case litigation and
civil rights issues arising from AIDS and other causes.
TEAM NEW YORK
Team New York promotes Gay Games and is organ1z1ng all
athletes from metropolitan New York planning to participate in Gay Games III. Sports include track and field,
marathon, swimming, cycling, soccer and softball.
NOW-NYC
NOW-NYC, a grassroots organization, seeks to protect and
advocate women's rights. Currently, NOW-NYC is consumed
by the battle for reproductive freedom. NOW-NYC
continues its activities in support of lesbian rights.
[NOTE: CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NOT TAX-DEDUCTIBLE.)
�SPONSOR SHEET: FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK BENEFIT RUN, AUGUST 26, 1989
RUNNER'S NAME
SQonsor's Name
TeleQhone
Org.
Code
Pledge Per
Mile
TOTAL COLLECTED
BRING THIS SHEET TO THE RUN!
Hiles
Run
Total
Contributed
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9"'ou are coraial{y invitea to lie{p cefe6rate tlie
'Tentfi 5lnniversary
OF
FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK
at agafa ainner party
ON
Saturaay, tfie 21st of October, 1989
AT
rrfie Community Center
208 West 13tfiStreet
9{f,w 'Yor/(City
Time:
7:00 P9vf
Price:
$25 per person, casfi 6ar.
Your reservation must 6e receive£ 6y Octo6er 14, 1989.
RSVP:
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--------------------------------------------- FRONT RUNNERS MARATHON CLASSES
September 14 to November 1, 1989 <8 weeks)
Thursdays <except for the last class which meets on Wednesday) at 6:45PM
Instructor: Guy Zelenak, FR Interim Coach
GOAL: To help you prepare for a marathon this fall.
NOTE: These classes are open to all members. Although the classes are
constructed for marathon training, if vou do not plan to complete a marathon
this fall. c lasses can be modified to fit in with your present training.
CURRICULUM:
Endurance training, strength bul !ding, power and rhythm workouts. The
psychology of running a marathon. Hydration during training and racing.
CLASS LOCATION AND TIME:
Classes wi l 1 meet for eight weeks on Thursday evenings <except for the
last class which wi 11 meet on Wednesday> at 6:45PM. The first class
wil 1 meet at the New Road Runners Club- 9 East 89 Street (between Fifth
& Madison Ave). Changing facilities and baggage check are available. A
schedule of meeting places wi 11 be distributed at that time. Participants
wil 1 be responsible for stretching prior to each class.
CLASS FEE:
Class tee is $40.00 for the eight week session. Please send this
appl lcation <separated at the dotted 1 ine) and your check to: FRONT
RUNNERS NY, Box 363, Vii !age Station, New York, NY 10014. Payment
is required on or before the first class. Refunds wi 11 be given unti 1
September 20, 1989. No credit can be given towards future classes.
Register ear ly, classes wil 1 be l imited to 35 participants .
.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Guy Zelenak, Interim Coach <718) 278-8280 or Joe Criscione <718) 965-9081.
�Reservation Form
Please reserve a place for me and _ _ _ _ _ guests. Enclosed is my check, made
payable to Front Runners NY, for _ _ _ __
For the entree, I prefer meat _ _ _ _ _ or
vegetarian _ _ _ __
This form must be received by October 14, 1989 to guarantee your reservation. Please send to:
FRNY
Box 363, Village Station
New York, NY 10014
Please Print
Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T e l e p h o n e - - - - - - - - - - - - - GuestName _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ GuestName _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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MARATHON CLASSES
I have previously completed a marathon.
<NO)
<YES)
My previous best marathon time was _ _ _ _ _ _ __
I have never completed a marathon.
<NO)
<YES)
I wish to complete my next marathon in the time of _ _ _ _ _ _ __
My current best lOK time is ______
In consiaeration of your accepting this application, I, the undersigned,
certify that I am physically fit, having been examined by a licensed
pnysician, to participate in the level of running class for which I am
registering. I, for myself, my heirs, and assigns, hereby waive and release
any ana a il ciaims for personal damages that I may have against Front Runners
NY, Inc., its officers, board of directors and instructors.
Name: _____________________ ____________________
Aadress: ______________________ _____________________
City: ____________________ State: _______________ Zip: ________
) _________ Age: ________
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Phone: <home)
Signature: _________________________________ ___________________________
Please send the application and your check tor $40.00 to:
FRONT RUNNERS NY, INC., Box 363, V!lllage Station, New York, NY 10014
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Invitaiton for 10th Annual Gala dinner
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1989
Year:1980s
Year:1989
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FRONT RUNNERS NY
BOX 363, VILLAGE STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10014
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
1989 BALLOT
Please follow these directions when selecting your candidates:
1.
Mark an "x" in the space provided next to your choice.
2.
Put this ballot in an envelope and mail to:
3.
On the outside of the envelope, write your name
and the word BALLOT.
4.
Front Runners NY
Box 363
Village Station
New York, NY 10014
These must be on the outside of envelope.
Either mail or bring to the Wednesday, December .21 annual
meeting.
Votes will be counted on that evening.
You may
choose to vote·a partial ballot.
Choose one person for the following positions.
President:
Lenore Beaky
Marty King
Choose one person for these positions:
Mens Vice President
Joe Criscione
Womans Vice President
Leslie Minkler
Secretary
Guy Zelnak
Treasurer
Amy Risch
Choose two people for this position:
Directors at Large
Lee Abbey
Midge Maroni
Perry M. Bloomberg
Patrick Barker
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Election of Officers and Directors ballot
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Year:1980s
Year:1989
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Annual Holiday Party [flyer]
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1989
Year:1980s
Year:1989
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1989 RACER/RUNNER SURVEY
This questionnaire is designed to elicit information about your racing interests,
motivations, needs and goals for 1989. Your responses will enable the Race Captains to
serve you most effectively. Please fill out this form as completely as possible and
return it to Candido Barroso or Sandra Levine in person or mail to Front Runners NY,
Inc., Box 363, Village Station, New York, New York 10014 -attention: Race Captains.
NAME
--------------------- --------------------- ----- Date
40-49 - - - - - 60-69
50-59
20-29
30-39
1.
Age Group:
2.
Approximately how many races have you participated in over the past six months?
#_ _ __
3. Please indicate your best race times for the following distances within the past six
months. Circle your favorite distances. (For Track & Field, see 18.)
5K
10K
Half-Marathon
5 Ml
10 Ml
Marathon
others:
4.
How many races do you plan to run in the 1989 seasons?
Spring _ _ Summer _ _ Fall
Winter
5.
What are your racing goals Eor 1989?
6.
Are you interested in receiving coaching to help you to reach your goals?
Yes
7.
No
If you answered "Yes" above, when and for which distances?
Summer:
Spring:
8.
Are you interested in participating in a FRNY Track & Field team?
Yes
9.
Fall:
No
If you answered "Yes" above, what events/distances?
10. Are you interested in going to out-of-town races with FRNY?
Weekend trips (e.g., Washington DC, Boston)
One-day trips (e.g.' Long Island, New Jersey)
Yes
Yes
No
No
�11. Do you know of any new or additional races that you would like to see FRNY
participate in?
Please provide information, if possible.
necessary.)
(Use separate sheet if
12. Are you interested in getting together for brunch with other Front Runners following
Sunday races?
Yes
No
13. Are you planning to run the Gay Pride Run in 1989 (5 miles)?
Yes
No
14. Would you like assistance in training for GPR'89 in any of the following?
Coaching/training
Nutrition
Running gear selection _ __
Other:
15. Comments and suggestions:
Training partners
Alternate training (e.g.,
weights, cycling, swimming)
(Use separate sheet if necesary.)
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1989
Year:1980s
Year:1989