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Miss Beaver Pond To Be Crowned First Time In 25 Years
Arts & Entertainement
Miss Beaver Pond To Be Crowned First
Time In 25 Years
A once proud tradition of the small town of Beaver Pond is about to be resurrected. For years, young girls dreamed of being crowned Miss Beaver Pond. The glamour, the prestige, the honor of wearing the fur trimmed tiara and representing Beaver Pond was once an honor that could change a young girl’s life forever. It’s been twenty-five years since Amber and Margaurite, The Sisters LeMay, were crowned co-Miss Beaver Pond. While it is true they were the only contestants that year, for some reason there has not been a contest since.
The Sisters, along with their entourage, The House of LeMay, will be hosting the Miss Beaver Pond 2000 contest on Friday and Saturday, December 10 and 11. Because of the excitement and expected public interest in this year’s pageant, it has been moved from its previous site, the Hot Dam Trailer Park Social Room and Laundromat, to 135 Pearl in Burlington. To accommodate those Beaver Pond people who will not be able to attend in person, the pageant will be telecast live over Beaver Pond’s only cable channel, WDAM.
Five contestants will vie for the honor of Miss Beaver Pond 2000 and compete in evening gown, sports/leisure wear, talent and poise categories.
The Miss Beaver Pond Contest is a fundraiser for Vermont GLBT Pride Day 2000. Tickets are $6 and are available at 135 Pearl during the evenings or at the door. Advance purchases are suggested.