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North to the finish at 97th Street. 5-MILER: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place overall awards for men and women. Awards for men and women in the following age categories: 12-19; 20-24; 25-29; 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 65-69; 70-74; 75-79; and 80 and over. 2-MILER: 1st men's team; 1st women's team; 1st mixed team; and team with most finishers in run. Individual awards to the first 3 women and men overall. /FABULOUS AWARDS CIERIEMONY: Follows race at finish line• PRIZIE DRAWIN G: All entrants eligible for drawing of merchandi se prizes. You must be present to win. Front Runners New York is a running club for lesbians, gay men, and supportive non-gay people of all athletic abilities. Front Runners would like to thank the New York Road Runners Club, whose continued support makes this race possible. MAC (Metropolit an Athletic Congress} is the metro New York branch of USATF. PRESENT THE PRIDE RUM June 26, 1999 5 Miles-9:30 am NYRRC MEN'S & WOMEN'S TEAM POINTS RACE Part of MAC '99 Grand Prix Race Circuit front Runners New York presents the TEAM NEW YORK 0~'' --COMMUNITY ~ ·~./ CHALLENGE RUN Financial Advisors 2 Miles-9:00 am Central Park e With the cooperation of the New York Rood Runners Club and the New York --City Department of Parks and Recreation-Ru dolph Giuliani, Mayor; Henry Stem, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation @ �ALL llUNN/E ilS WJELCOMJEI /EN'JRY INFOilN I/\f10M rEE _r._ Upto6/12 Onorafler6 /12 Race Day NYRRC NYRRC Members 6T/l9"'U'JdB- $JJ $9 $73 $12 $17 $15 ** $7 $70 $12 ** •• NYRRC members entering on roce day must present membership card ta qualify lor NYRRC roles. Mail your entry form and check (made payable in US funds to Front Runners NY) to: Front Runners NY Box 87, Ansonia Sta. New York, NY 10023 Your cancelled check is your receipt. There will be no confirmation of your acceptance. Free entry ta PWAs. CH/ECK·IN: Numbers may be picked up prior to the race on: /Friday, June 25: At the New York Road Runners Club, 9 East 89th Street, New York City J 2 noon-7:0 0 p.m. Saturday , June 26: ONLY AT 97TH STREET & EAST DRIVE 7:3o-8:30 a.m. (2 miles} 7:3o-9:0 0 a.m. (5 miles} Race day entries will be limited so please enter early. FREE CHECKIN G FACILITI ES: Located at the race start. Items to be checked must be in a bag. Please pin the baggage tag from your competitor' s number to your bag. NYRRC & FRNY are not responsible for checked items. Bags must lie collected lly I I :00 am. For information about the race, about Front Runners, or about the Front Runners Charitable Foundation, ca/1272-72 4-9700 Or On the 'Net: www. frontrunne rsnewyork .org Same day race results available lor both races on the world wide web at: http://www.n yrrc.org • 'fHIE SEVIENfH ANNUAL 2·MILIE COMMIINIJY tHIW.ENGIE llUN fo benefit tiJe Front Runners "' 0 ~ Charita ble Founda tion -~ The Communi ty Challenge is a team run for women and men of all athletic abilities, in which groups, organizat ions, and businesse s in the gay, lesbian, and non-gay community enter into friendly competitio n, showing esprit de corps as well as communit y spirit and pride. ~ z >L - "" 0 .~ ¢l 2-£ g o .£ -o., ~ ·E " g sr 3: -l - .lwuil11 1 iii ~ ljtti E'1 ~~~· -;; »it l ~ ! ·p §~ ~- ltlil1Ji1ii{]{ ;ffHi~l ~ ~h~ n "' 0 c; l~ J-§_h BACK I'HIS YIEAill "Pride & Joy Children's Dash": Please join us for this special event at J0:30 AM, following the 5-mile run. 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Title A name given to the resource Pride Run, 1999 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pride Run 1999 [application form] Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digitized Oct. 31, 2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Event:Pride_Run Year:1990s Year:1999 http://archives.frny.org/files/original/70ca1e3b686a5515b987edf5f9a3b566.pdf 73d71473cf4985da35c045421538914d PDF Text Text Front Runners New York present the Saturday • June 26, 1999 Central Park / �From Your Race Directors ... t's been a great experience serving FRNY as the race directors for this years Lesbian and Gay Pride Run. When we volunteered to be the eo-Race Directors back in December, it was the holiday season and everything was very carefree and easy. Drinks were flowing freely at holiday parties and we had a zillion ideas on how to make the 1999 race one that we'd never forget. Unfortunately, the drinks stopped on january 2nd and we had to get to work! As we reflect back on all the meetings and events leading up to race day June 26th (the introductory meeting with the NYRRC, the Sports Ball, the Lesbian & Gay Consumer Expo, the monster mailing, forging new friendships at the wildly popular fundraiser at the 8 of Clubs, stuffing the race bags at the NYRRC, "registration Friday" and race day preparation) one theme shines through - the friendship and comraderie between our Front Runners members and our many supporters. From the much appreciated direction and help provided by the New York Road Runners Club (yes, Claudia- the phonecalls are finally over and you can now get on with your life!) to the incredible generosity of the 8 of Clubs bar (the hosts of our "Back in the Yard" fundraiser) we've felt the strong bond that exists between our Club and our community. So, as we partake in Lesbian and Gay Pride Weekend festivities with friends and lovers and ~elebrate the memories of deceased loved ones, let us revel in the reality of being members of such a strong, supportive and vibrant family. It's been a pleasure everybody - have a super race and weekend! I Gary Gillis and Greg valerie 1999 Lesbian and Gay Pride Run Co-Race Directors �Financial Planning With A Clear Comm itment . At American Express Financial Advisors, we want to make our commitment to gay men and lesbians clear. Just as we have extended domestic partner benefits to our lesbian and gay employees world'>'.~de , we are committed to providing sound financial advice that specifically addresses the unique financial issues affecting our lesbian and gay clients. Whether you're single, in a committed relationship, or caring for children, your American Express financial advisor can help you take control of your financial future. We can help you: • • • • Establish savings and investment plans Protect your assets from unnecessary taxation Avoid financial restrictions placed on unmarried couples Avoid costly delays in the receipt of life insurance proceeds Call today for a complimentary consultation: American Express Financial Advisors Inc. Financial Advisors (212) (718) (516) (914) 719-5370, ext. 110 575-0637, ext.228 741-9050 Ask for ext. 110 835-3600 Ask for ext. 100 ·0 1998 American Express Financial Corporation �Special Awards en to the organization or The Guy Zelenak Award is giv nu mb er of finishers in business wh ich has the largest Gu y Zelenak, wh o died the Co mm uni ty Challeng~. 1, was one ofF ron t ofA.IDS complications in 199 l and dedicated hfu Ru nn ers Ne w York's most fait e il shortly before his death .Th me mb ers from 1979 unt e displayed that same love those wh o hav Gu y Zelenak Award hon ors rs today. y wh ich inspires Fro nt Ru nne of sport and com mu nit given to the first Fro nt The Mickey Zacuto Award is female masters run ner s Ru nn ers Ne w York male and race. A true activist, as (age 40 and up) in the S-mile from 1983 until her well as a me mb er of FR NY y Za cut o was on e of the sudden death in 1993, Micke ers as well as its general club's mo st supportive me mb .ily n end ow ed by Mickey's fam conscience. This award has bee eived from sup por t that she rec in gratitude for the love and t mo st of her adult life . Front Ru nn ers thr oug hou by the Am eri can Ru n for the The AREA Award is presented nt ale and male Ne w York Fro En d of AIDS to the first fem ard was finish line. Th e aw Ru nne rs to cross the 5-n ule FR NY 's w AR EA 's appreciation for conceived in 1987 to sho , 9,000 mile run Earle's 20- mo nth support ofB ren t Nic hol son 6 and 1987. around Am eri ca in 198 �Lesbian and Gay Pride Run Race Director • Greg Valerie Co-Director • Gary Gillis Community Challenge • Ruth Gursky & Scott Publicity • Paul Harris Sponsorship Director • Kyle Ridaught Tech Director • Pat Kuharic Tech Assistant • Claudia Borden Fundraising • Veroon Rampersad Graphic Design • Sue Foster (program, t-shirt) Jon Livingston (advertising, entry forms) Logo Design • Tim Bush Registration Coordinator • Paul Racine Mailings Coordinator • Lee Abbey Housing Coordinator • Ed Pyle Announcer • Jeff Singleton Sound • Tony Meola & Prornix Staging • John H. Paull The FRNY Board President • Ken Majerus Men's VP • Blane Roberts Women's VP • Jan Aitchison Secretary • Michael Orzechowski Treasurer • Reuben Danzing Director at Large • Paul Racine Director at Large • Steve Wheeler • �Front Runners - Who Are We? T his ve::n vve celebrate the 2Cltll year of the J:()tmdmg of Front Runners New York, Inc. and the 18th running of the Lesbian and Gay Pride Run. The Then · · · Club started in 1979 to provide encouragement :md support to gay men, lesbians, and supponive nongay people 'vho are mterested in running and running- related events and activities . Since then, the Club has expanded its roster of activities to include race walking, track & field, bi/triathlons, and cycling. A central goal is to encourage new runners and to support more experienced ones, regardless of age or skill level. Whether you are running tor fim, ±or t]tness, as a social activity. or just to ease imo New York and enjoy the parks, we're glad to have you join us.With membership surpassing 450, FRNY is the largest of the more than 100 National and International lesbian and gay clubs associated '"'rith International Front Runners and one of the largest lesbian and 1:,ray groups in the New York metropolitan area. Front Runners New York is one of the hardest working, most visible clubs in N ewYork City. Our Lesbian and Gay Pride Run is a points race in the N ew York Road Runners Club circuit and in the Metropolitan Athletics Congress Grand Prix Series. We stc1ff the 24-Mile water station for the NYC i\tlarathon, as well as one of the finishing chutes. We organize tvvo weekly fim runs in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, and once a week we hold a Coaching and Training class to learn about torm, racing and strategies .Two adjuncts of the dub, the Fast and Fabulous cycling team and the Triathlon team, hold a variety of training and social f\._mctions. And the list goes on.- Ken l'vfajerus .. . And Now! �A Typical Saturday Morning Fun Run from our President. OK, let's run. tion, For more information about FRJYY or to receive a membership applica visit our website at please call the Front Runner Hotline at (212) 724-9700, Box 23008 7,Ansonia ~Mvu;frontrunnersnetvyork . org, or write us at PO. Station, New York, 1~1" 10023. Drop by the Upper Westside's 8 ···· Best Kep t Secret. . . .. . .,~.t • . .,.,.> 8 of Clubs • Grea t place to meet • Enjoy our garde n • Shoo t some pool ~· 230 W.75 St. New York, NY (212} 580-7389 Also, celebrate your run at our Gay Pride Party! Saturday, June 26 (late afternoon) �The Folks Who Got Us to The Starting line: Principle Corporate Supporter American Express Financial Advisors Individual Supporters George Kundrat Ruth Gursky George Mayer Joyce Wendell David Volkman Ken Majerus Ed Pyle Alan Leder Joseph Gutleber Jr. & Scott Emmons Paul Beito Ronald Theissen Sara Dzikiewicz Schuyler Phillips Eugene & Helen Adolph AREA Monika Gross Peter Johnston &Tor Hansen Raffle Donors Barnes and Noble The Beach Cafe Torino Chelsea Grill East of Eighth Equinox Hedwig and the Angry Inch Markt Nadine's Restaurant Rubyfruit RunningTimes Magazine Trois Canards Chelsea Bistro & Bar �Welcome to Team New York's First Annual Sports Fest '991 eam New York is the resource netwo rk for athletes, sports teams and cultural organizations serving the tri-state lesbian and gay community. Team New York promotes yearround athletic and cultural events as well as the Gay Games held every four years. As part ofNew York' s 30th annual pride celebration, Team New York is proud to launch the first annual Team Sports Fest '99! to This year, Team New York has teamed up with two local teams area present amateur events open to all members of the metro NY New York Comm unity Challenge lesbian and gay community:Team Run, presented by Front Runn ers New York and Team New York Comm unity Challenge Wrestling Tourn ament and Open Mat, presented by Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance. t The "Team NY Sports Fest '99-A fter-P arty" will be held tonigh at 59 Gansevoort St. This party from 6-8 pmat HELL, a club located is free for participants in both Team NY Comm unity Challenge events (for free admission, please bring your race number); a $3 "dona tion" from other guests will be requested at the door. to Over the next four years, Team New York will be seeking ways al organizations becom e more involved with local sports and cultur g and conducting fund-raising activities with the goal of under writin a portio n of the expenses for every Team New York memb er who participates in Gay Games VI in Sydney, Australia in 2002. Even a lot of thoug h this seems far in the future, as you can see, there is still d presence not work to be done to make Team NY a proud and unifie only in Sydney, but within our own community! On behalf of the Team NY board of directors, I welcome all of you you to our first annual Team NY Sports Fest '99 and hope that will join and support Team NY in the corning years! T Very truly yours, Ruth M. Gursky Co-President, Team New York Team New York, Inc. P.O. Box 26, New York, N.Y. 10011 Hotline: 212-439-8179 Website: www.teamnewyork.org �Hey! What's That You Say? We asked a number of Front Runners how they would describe the club to a newcom er. This is what they had to say: It is a very laid back group of men and women who just enjoy being outside running and talking. I love that a group of people can meet so consistently yet not have to be overly formalized. There is never a sense of anxiety with being new, because everyone is so friendly. -Scott Godsen,Age 25 '' The way I would describe FR is that in addition to being a serious running club, there are also many social activities to participate in, including non-runn ing events such as the ski trip. It's a great way to meet people and be in great shape.- Marnell McNamara,Age 37 A "serious" running club that still manages to be friendly, supportive and fun. There is little "negative" competition between members, only a shared wish to help everyone improve and enjoy the sport. There is such a range oflevels of ability and commitm ent that there is genuinely a place in the club for everyone . -Jan Aitchison, Age 3 6 First of all I would tell them that it is not competitive. We have member s who have won marathons, first overall, and others who belong to The Caboose Club, a society for runners who have officially come in a race dead last.You don't have to be fast, or 23 years old, or even gay .. . just like to run, or want to like to .. . -Donn Peppler,Age 47 I really think that people who regularly show up for FRs are a select group of people within the gay world. First all, anybody who's there at 1Oam Saturday morning probably doesn't make a regular habit of clubbing on weekends. For the most part, we're health conscious and more down-to -earth.Whatever the reason, FRs is a great nonthreatening way of meeting other people, particularly if you don't like cigarette smoke, yelling over loud music and needing a couple of drinks to loosen up. -Richar d Platt, Age (Classified Information!) Anyone can run- take it from a lifelong non-run ner. Just come and hang out with us if you want, and the running bug ' ' will bite you. And don't forget, every mile run is 100 guiltfree calories you can consume later.- Paul Racine, Age 52 �ProMix . Congratulates the Runners. Good luck! 250 E. Sandford Blvd. Mt. Vernon , NY 10550 P 914 .668.8886 F 914.668.6844 Congratulations Runners! Now, go to ... Ruth M. Gursky Attorney-At-Law "Experience You Can Trust" • Real Estate • Wills/Estates • Gay Rights Issues • Accident Cases • Name Changes hell Call 718-875-1611 59 Gansevoort St. Offices in Greenwich Village and Brooklyn Heights 212-727-1666 �The Lesbian and Gay Pride Run is made possible by the generous suppo rt of New York Road Runners Club* Allan Steinfeld, President Fiona Bayly Tom Kelley John Krantz Barry Krieg er Pat Kuharic Jake LaSala Ed Mend ez Sammy Merc ado Nanc y Rowe Claudia Pepe Lynn Sherm an The Volunteers of the NYR RC Rita Duffy, Coord inato r As well as the entire NYR RC staff. New York City Department of Parks Office of Special Events New York City Police Department Central Park Precinct *An application for membership in the New York Road Runne rs Club is in your race kit. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pride Run, 1999 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Lesbian and Gay Pride Run 1999 [T-Shirt] Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Clothing Event:Pride_Run Year:1990s