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Pride I999 a Success
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evening set in folks drified 011‘ in
different ‘directions. There were a
variety of parties being offered
including asubstance free Pride
Ball at City Hall and music and
dancing at 135 Pearl.

All in all a good time and
great weather prevailed. Pride
member Robert
Simpson declared the day a suc-

Thanig, greu,

cess and praised the speakers and
performers. ‘Plans are already in
the works for next year and
Simpson said a committee
“regrouping” would probably
take place along with greater
involvement from the GLBT
community. An enormous
amount of time and energy goes
into making a successful Pride

photo Scot Applegate

Day and we in the GLBT com-
munity who take partllin and
enjoy the festivities of the day
must not take that for granted.
Show your support, give fe§d-
back, get involved, have fun and
help make Pride Day 2000 a
smashing success! V

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(left) After the Pride festivities at
Waterfront Park, partygoers
headed to Contois Auditorium at
Burlington City Hall. The chemi-
cal-free all-ages Pride Ball kept
folks on the dance floor until
almost midnight.

(below) A Vocal Minority, the
Vermont Gay Men's Chorus per-
formed a number of selections
during the afternoon entertain-
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