1996 CLEVELAND PRIDE PULL-OUT SECTION

Pride '96 festival entertainment lineup Cleveland Pride

The Cleveland Pride festival will have two stages, a dance stage with continuous dance music, and a main stage with entertainers and speakers.

Eric Brouman

Annie E. Dechant

Alexis Antes

Buck Harris

Ginger Manchester

Mary Weems

The Repertory Project

Georgia Ragsdale

Ms. Demeanor

KJ Denhart

Low Key

Cleveland Pride Parade

Assemble at E. 22 & Euclid at 11:00am. There will be a rally at 11:30am with Pride Parade step-off at noon

A Common Bond

AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland

Asians and Friends Cleveland

Black and White Men Together

Chevrei Tikva

Cleveland Couples Together

Cleveland Irish L/B/G Organization (CILBGO) Cleveland Pro Choice Action League (C-Pal) Cleveland Public Theater Community Church of Chesterland UCC Linda Cook (1968 AMC Rebel Convertible) CSU Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA) Ed Wolf Shaker Saab

Gary Stevenson (1996 Jeep Wrangler) Gay Fathers

Gay & Lesbian Alliance YSU

Gay Lesbian & Straight Teachers Network

GLSTN)

GayWaves

The Grid

Lesbian, Gay Bisexual Union of the University

of Akron

Lesbian/Gay Community Service Center of Greater Cleveland Liberation UCC

North Coast Men's Chorus

Northern Ohio Coalition, Inc. (NOCI) Ohioans Against Discrimination/ Outvoice

Pilgrim Church

Presbyterians for Gay and Lesbian Concerns

PRYSM, Pride and Respect for Youth of

a Sexual Minority

Rayon Ram Productions

Sharon Kinsella Motorcars Honda Pontiac/First Choice Used Cars Southwest Unitarian Universalist Church Stonewall El

Rayon Ram Pro

Tim Hilyard Memorial Marchers

Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent United Church Coalition for Lesbian-Gay Concerns Workers World Party

Main stage

Emcees

Georgia Ragsdale, Comedienne Franco Stevens, editor and publisher of Curve magazine

Buck Harris, host of the Gay 90's on WERE 1300 AM

12:30 pm

Welcome

North Coast Men's Chorus

Eric Brouman, magician

Denise of Fire & Desire

Linda Malicki, executive director of the Lesbian Gay

Community Service Center of Cleveland

Alexis Antes, musical performer

1:30 pm

Georgia Ragsdale, comedienne Lowkey, vocalist

Rainbow Wranglers, country western dancers Bill Henderson and Cheri Morabito, Ohioans Against Discrimination

Magnolia Thunderpussy, Male Performer of

the Year, Ace Award The Twilights, vocalists

2:30 pm

Mar'Shal Baxter Beckley Mary E. Weens, poet

Rob Miller, vocalist

Ed Magiste, AIDS Task Force of Greater Cleveland

Ms. Demeanor

Log Cabin Club

Cleveland Irish LesBiGay Organization (CILBGO)

3:30 pm

K.J. Denhert, singer/songwriter

Dino Sanchez, vocalist

Carol Smith, singer/songwriter

Twiggy

The Repertory Project, modern dance Felicia Fairchild, Miss Big & Beautiful Cleveland '95/96

4:30 pm

Joyce, comedienne

Penny Rochelle, vocalist

Windsong Womyn's Ensemble

Cleveland City Country Dancers

Heather St. Clair, Rookie of the Year, Ace

Award

Karen Butler, vocalist

Chris Hixson, Stonewall

5:30 pm

Anne E. DeChant, singer/songwriter

Dance stage

Continuous dance music, provided by the Grid from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m., with the following special appearances.

1:00 pm

Miss Pride Lakewood, TBA

1:30 pm

Jacquelyn Fischer, Miss Big & Beautiful Metropolis

2:00 pm

Ruby McEntire, Cleveland's Queen of Country

2:30 pm

Mona Lotte

3:00 pm

Tasha James, Miss Gay Cleveland Northcoast

3:30 pm Empress XX LA

4:00 pm Jessica Michaels

4:30 pm

Andria Michaels, Miss Gay Black Ohio

5:00 pm

Kari Nickles, Miss Big and Beautiful Cleveland '96/97

5:30 pm

Ginger Manchester, placed sixth out of 71 in Miss

Gay USA pageant

'96 parade priorities

Following is the statement and list of objectives of the Pride '96 parade.

We, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community of the Greater Cleveland area, call on our local, state and federal public officials to use the power of their office to make the following agenda items a reality:

■ Our civil rights in housing, employment and public accommodations.

Equal rights in child custody, adoption and foster care. State and federal recognition of same-sex marriages.

An end to racism, sexism, ageism and homophobia. Increases in funding for AIDS education, research and patient care, and universal access to health care including alternative therapy. Reproductive rights and increases in funding for women's health issues, especially research for women's breast cancer.

Truth in education and acknowledgment of gays and lesbians in all curricula.

An end to violence directed towards members of our community.

We have a lifenot a lifestyle.

PRIDE BOARD ▼

Ron Grey Scott C. Hare

Susan Mayne Gary Tame

Walt Waskawicz Brooke Willis

▼ Pride Committee ▼

Pam Ashbee, Volunteers Robert Caulley, Beverages Tamara Clancy, Volunteers

Chris Compton, College Outreach Jim Crady

Tim Graley, Fundraising Ron Grey, Parade Scott C. Hare, Fundraising Patti Harris, Fundraising Tom Isabel, Parade & Corporate Kenn Kriz, Public Relations Jim Ploucha, Fundraising Doug Santurri, College Outreach Melissa Soto, Public Relations Gary Tame, Logistics Walt Waskawicz, Entertainment Brooke Willis, Fundraising & P.R.

▼Pride Coordinator ▼

Brynna Fish

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