|
|
The Truman Area Community Network
|
CONTINUOUS EVENTS:
Fun Time Carnival Hough Pony Rides 25-cent Picture Show Little Tykes Play Zone Water Wars |
CONTINUOUS EVENTS:
Fun Time Carnival Hough Pony Rides 25-cent Picture Show Little Tykes Play Zone Water Wars |
CONTINUOUS EVENTS:
Fun Time Carnival Hough Pony Rides 25-cent Picture Show Little Tykes Play Zone Water Wars |
Kenny Payne of Doniphan, Missouri will be bringing the Fun Time Carnival to the Square. The rides are exciting for young and old kids alike and Payne prides himself on the safety of his equipment. Special Armband times will be on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. and additional armband time on Saturday afternoon 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Armbands will be $12.00 for each time.
Bill Willis has taken his famous ponies to six different states in the 30 years that he has been providing pony rides for children. His ponies are well-groomed and enjoy giving rides to children. The wheel has a tent top that provides shade for thse ponies and the children. The saddles on the ponies are equipped with seat belts for the children's safety while riding. The pony rides will be at Olde Glory Days on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July 4, 5 and 6.
Remember the "Good Olde Days", 10 cent popcorn, quarter sodas, and 25-cent movies? Olde Glory Days is bringing them back. The movies "The Little Rascals", "Spanky" and "Our Gang", Abbott & Costello, Shirley Temple in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" and, of course, "Grease" will be playing in the theater located in the DeLozier Building on the Northwest Corner of the Square. Movies will run continuously from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Olde Glory Days.
Little Tykes, ages 5 and under, will want to spend their time in the Little Tykes Play Zone. Wetzel Clinic will once again be sponsoring the Little Tykes vehicles and activity toys.
All Little Tykes must be accompanied by a parent. Hours begin on Thursday and Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and on Saturday after the Grand Parade. Parents will have the opportunity to register their children to win one of the Play Zone toys by donating $1 at the time of registration. Drawings for the toys will be on Saturday evening at 5 p.m.. Adult Supervision is scheduled each day.
Water Wars return to Olde Glory Days. It is family fun and exciting for everyone. (It is also a great way to cool off during the downtown celebration). A 400 square foot area is roped off just for water ballooning. Bring a friend and have a blast
“The Good Olde Days" is this year's theme for Olde Glory Days. This years parade will be on Saturday, July 6th at 10:00 a.m. on the Historic Downtown Square and is sponsored by VFW Post #1894 and VFW Auxiliary. Many businesses, organizations and military groups will be represented in the parade as well as the Clinton High School Marching Band and the Clinton Community Band. Trophies will be awarded in several categories: People's Choice; Business Float; Judge's Award, Sponsor Award and many more. The Prade entry forms may be picked up at the Depot or you may fill one out that morning at the parade line up site.
The Olde Glory Days $1.50 Dinner will be served on the Courthouse lawn Thursday, July 4th beginning at 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This year's menu will include a hamburger or hot dog, chips, cookie and a soft drink. All that for $1.50. Tickets can be purchased at the Depot prior to July 4th and at the information booth on the Courthouse lawn during Olde Glory Days. Ticket sales will be limited to 1,000 tickets.
Joe Giesenhagen is bringing his vintage cigarette pack collection to Olde Glory days. Joe has collected more than 3500 cigarette packs, some dating to the 1880's. The cigarette packs are from 114 different countries. The display includes rare cigarette lighters and advertisements.
See the changes that have taken place in packaging over the past century. Witness the creative efforts made by cigarette manufacturers to make their product more attractive to the consumer. There is an extensive history of the cigarette pack and the changes that occurred over the years. Joe does not promote cigarette smoking, his purpose is to tell the history of the cigarette pack. The display will be open to the public during Olde Glory Days and located on Franklin Street near the Henry County Museum.
Zenith Specialties will be presenting the 9th Annual Mega Fireworks Display, Thursday evening, July 4th, at 10:00 p.m. This nationwide manufacturer of American Aerial Night Shells will, once again, present a show that will make everyone cheer with delight. This fireworks show is one of the most inspiring displays in the state.
The Clinton Arts Council is sponsoring the 7th Annual Ike Parker Memorial Fine Arts Show during the 2002 Olde Glory Days celebration. The Arts Show will be held in the East Side of the Museum's DeLozier Building on July 4th, 5th and 6th. Artists from the area will display their works for public viewing. Watercolors, oils, acrylics and photographs will be on display. A Youth Division will feature the artwork of Kindergarten through 8th grade students.
Public viewing times are:
Anyone interested in entering the Art Show or for more information can contact Benecia Carmack at 660-885-4381. Monetary awards will be given for Best of Show, Peoples Choice, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places in a Professional, Non-Professional and High School Divisions. Ribbon awards will be given for the Photography Division. This is a juried show.
The greater Golden Valley Quilt Guild will host a quilt show July 4 - July 7 during Olde Glory Days. The show will be featuring quilts and projects made or owned by members, including bed size quilts, wall hangings and table runners. Antique, heirloom, and contemporary quilts will be displayed in the Rotary Building on the Northwest corner of the Historic Square District. There will be no admission charge. Displays may be viewed Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A drawing will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday for the annual Opportunity Quilt that will be on display. Proceeds from the sale of the Opportunity Quilt tickets and a boutique will fund the many projects, education programs and scholarship fund. For more information call 660-885-6338.
The Henry County Museum and Cultural Arts Center is traveling back to the Fifties with its summer exhibit, "Let the Good Times Roll!, Henry County in the 1950's". The exhibit features a look at the way Henry County residents lived their everyday lives when Ike was in the White House and Elvis was the hottest thing on the radio.
In the Museum's Adair Annex, we will whisk you back fifty years with an array of period appliances, fashions, interior designs, and other home furnishings in a recreated home fit for "Ozzie and Harriet".
Recall the days when tailfins were a must on cars and saddle shoes were all the rage. In our Teen Town, a classic Fifties automobile, records and photos of yhou favorite Fifties legends, and a juke box will bring you back to your high school days.
The exhibit will also feature a look at the business, events, and people that made the Fifties a time to remember in Henry County.
To Commemorate the "Let the Good Times Roll!" exhibit, a special postage cancellation stamp will be available at a temporary postal station on Friday, July 5 and Saturday, July 6, in the Adair Annex. If you collect stamps or other philatetic memorabilia, then you must not miss this one time event. Bring your mail in to receive the special stamp or purchase a postcard from our gift shop.
Across the street from the Museum at the dog tro homestead, journey back another one hundred years to the 1850's. Living history demonstration and tours of the cabin allow you to see whay life was like in a real frontier house. On Saturday, July 6, come hear a special performance by folk singers, Mattson and Weaver. This popular duo from Salina, Kansas is known throughout the Midwest for their renditions of folk and original songs. They will perform throughout the afternoon at the south end of the Homestead.
During Olde Glory Days admission to all Museum events is free. Exhibit hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
The Henry County Museum is located at Washington and Franklin, on the Northwest corner of the Historic Square District. It comprises four major sections:
Regular hours for the Museum are Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and regular admission and tours will apply during the normal hours of operation of the Museum.
Sunday morning's community worship service will begin at 7:15 a.m. on the West Side of the Courthouse. The worship service is sponsored by the Ministerial Alliance. Everyone is invited to attend and to bring their lawn chair. The Holy Rosary Council 1896 of the Knights of Columbus will be serving biscuits and gravy after the services.
Cody Cochran of Kingsville, Missouri brings his Just Racin' Motor Sports track to Olde Glory Days. The Just Racin' race track will be set up on the courthouse lawn. These radio controlled stock cars will be available for racing on Friday and Saturday, July 5th and 6th. The stock cars are being brought to you through the sponsorship of these Clinton businesses: Atchison Monuments, Clinton Quick Lube, Champion Brands Oil, Golden Valley Transportation, First Community Bank and Citizens Union State Bank. Join the fun, start your engines and take off at the sound of the gun!
"3 on 3" basketball returns with Mike and Linda Elliott chairing this year's event. This year the Women's Division will be on Thursday, July 4, the Boy's Division on Friday, July 5, and the Men's Division on Saturday, July 6. Registration will begin each day at 7:00 a.m. on the West parking lot of the Courthouse. Game times will be 8:00 a.m. each day. Registration forms can be picked up at the Depot. More information is available by calling 660-885-7716.
Lunch for veterans and their spouses will be served at the Elks concession tent on the north side of the Courthouse lawn. Lunch will be served immediately following the Grand Parade on Saturday, July 6. Lunch is free for veterans and their spouses, but you will need to pick up a ticket at the Information booth on the Courthouse lawn or the Depot.
Did you or someone that you know graduate from Clinton High School? If so, call your classmates and invite them to the All School Reunion at the Benson Center on Sunday. July 7. Tickets for the reunion are $7.50 and can be purchased at the door. This is a great opportunity for reminiscing about your high school years. Graduates will begin meeting at 11:00 a.m. and can enjoy viewing past yearbooks, school memorabilia and visiting with other CHS graduates. The reunion will end at 3:00 p.m.
Golfers, get a team of your fellow graduates together or better yet, how about a family team. Men and women both welcome. Join us Saturday, July 6th, 9:00 a.m. at the Clinton Country Club for a round of golf. Please register with Paul Barbee at 660-885-5581 prior to the golf tournament. Deadline for registration is June 20, 2002.
Shoemaker Equipment presents the Kids Pedal Pull. This is one of the most popular Olde Glory Days events for the kids, parents, and grandparents. The children have the opportunity to "pull weights" that are geared just for little folks. The mini-tractor pull is just like the big tractor pulls at county fairs. The Pedal Pull will be held on Friday. July 5th. at 5:30 p.m. on the West side of the Courthouse. Sign up for the pedal pull prior to the 5:30 p.m. start time.
Dress your pets in their most patriotic costumes and bring them to the courthouse lawn. The Pet Show will be on Friday, July 5th at 10:00 a.m. on the Courthouse lawn. Children and adults can enter their pets. There will be categories for dogs and cats. Preregistration entry forms are available at the Depot or "on the spot" entries will be taken prior to the beginning of the Pet Show.
The 7th annual S.T.A.R.T. Teen Dance will be held on Friday night, July 5th, at 9:00 p.m. Once again, the dance is sponsored by Gregg Smith Ford. The car lot will vibrate to the sounds of the outdoor video VJ as he plays the latest hits for the teens' entertainment. Two large video screens will allow the teens to view, as well as dance to, the music. The Teen Dance is organized by the S.T.A.R.T. youth group (Students Together Achieving Responsible Tasks.) The youth group is a division of the Missouri Community Betterment committee of the Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce. Advisors for S.T.A.R.T. are Dixie Wirsig and J. C. Smith.
Hager's Fashions & Formals is once again sponsoring the infamous "Newlywed Game". There will be two opportunities to share the fun with the contestants: Thursday, July 4th at 7:30 p.m. in the Benson Convention Center and Friday, July 5th at 8:00 p.m. on the Main Stage downtown.
You may not see top quality athletes, but you will have a great time when you stop by the 2002 Office Olympics. The teams are getting read for this annual event so they may claim the Office Olympics Trophy for next year. Get you team together or just stop by and root for your friends and neighbors. Office Olympics this year is sponsored by Q96 FM radio. It's coming up Friday, July 5th at 6:00 p.m. on the west side of the Henry County Courthouse.
"Cruisin" Car Show
If "Model T's", 57 Chevy's or classic Corvettes make your motor rev, be sure to attend the "Cruisin Car Show". Saturday, July 6th. Vintage beauties dating back to the early 1900's right up to the present will not only inspire you to remember "The Good Olde Days," but also enjoy the present. Starting time is 1:00 p.m., with awards presented at 4:00 p.m. Car exhibitors should sign in from 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Re/Max Truman Lake will be sponsoring the Re/Max Balloon Ride. The balloon ride leaves the Citizens Union State Bank lot at dusk (weather permitting), on Friday evening, July 5th.
S.T.A.R.T. students will be selling tickets for the drawing to win the ride. Two names will be drawn to ride. You must be 12 years of age to ride in the balloon. Winners of the ride will be notified prior to Friday evening. All of the funds raised are donated to S.T.A.R.T. for their annual projects. Drawings for the ride will take place at the KDKD Colgate Country Showdown on Thursday evening/
The 5K Race and the One Mile Family Fun Run will start off with a BANG on Thursday evening, July 4th, at the Katy Trail. Registration begins at 6:00 p.m. with the race beginning at 7:00 p.m. The 5K registration fee is $10.00 and the One Mile Run is $7.00, prior to June 20th. After June 20th the registration fees are $15 and $20. The race and the run are sponsored by Golden Valley Memorial Hospital. Sports Bags will be awarded to the first 100 to register and prizes will be awarded to all age groups. Entry forms are available at the Depot.
Music and dance are just a few of the performances that are scheduled for the Entertainment Stage, sponsored by Jim Falk Motors during Olde Glory Days on the Courthouse lawn. The Entertainment Stage offers the community an opportunity to enjoy the talents of our local citizens. The Entertainment Stage is a great place to spend the afternoon enjoying the performances and the gaiety of the crowd. Check the schedules at the stage for times and performances.
Some of the scheduled performers are:
ALL CONCERTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Radio station KDKD presents the 17th Annual Colgate Country Showdown finals on Thursday evening, July 4th at 7:00 p.m. on the Entertainment Stage, located on the East Courthouse lawn. Bring your lawn chair and come enjoy the cool breeze and an evening of musical entertainment.
50's and 60's hot "Rock n' Roll" brought to you by Jim Raysik Chrysler GMC. Dick Clark and Wolfman Jack will be spinning records for lively jitter-buggin', rockin' n' rollin'. Poodle skirts and white tee shirts will be the order of attire for the evening. Leather jackets and blue suede shoes will also be permitted on the dance floor. The fun begins at 8:00 at the Benson Center on Wednesday evening, July 3rd.
Prizes will be awarded in several categories: Best Dressed Couple (in 50's attire), Best Greaser, Best Poodle Skirt, and Best Dance Couple. Dances of the era will be the highlight of the evening and awards will be given for the best "Twist", "Limbo" and "Stroll" dancers. Mel's Diner will be serving your favorite burders and Coca-Cola. Jump in your 50's Chevy, 60's VW Beetle or your favorite rod and joins us at "The Hop"
50's and 60's show which includes vocal harmonies, Ray Steven's and Spike Jone renditions and outrageous comedy. Dress cool for these guys because they work so hard they make you sweat. The show is real 50's and 60's bobby sock fun ... fun ... fun.
Hula Hoops, Elvis, Beach Boy's, the Everly Brothers and more are targets for Two for the Show. One of the best 50's and 60;s comedy shows presents itself in costumes that add to the hilarity.
You will not want to miss this high-energy show at the Benton Center on July 4th. The Olde Glory Days Committee presents this comedy show at 9:00 p.m. Bring your lawn chair or arrive early for upfront seating in the air-conditioned center and stay for the fabulous fireworks show that will be presented immediately following "Two for the Show"
"Yesterday's Rock n' Roll" comes alive at Olde Glory Days with the "Krazy Kats" show at 7:00 p.m. They will appear on the Entertainment Stage on the East Side of the Courthouse lawn, on Friday evening, July 5th.
It's the fifties and sixties all over again! Just listen to their song "Still Rockin' After All These Years" and that says it all. The group formed in 1957, when guitarist Lee Dresser, piano man Willie Craig, and drummer Fred Fletcher decided they wanted to rock n' roll like Elvis. Their "Elvis" routine, performed in full costime, is one of the favorites of the crowd.
They have performed together over 3000 times since their high school years in Moberly.
The talented trio thrills audiences with their unique style of classic 50's and 60's hits. They were voted the "Best Band in Kansas City" in 1991.
First National Bank is sponsoring the Krazy Kats at Olde Glory Days and they invite everyone to bring a lawn chair and re-live a rockin' good olde time!
Put on your poodle skirt and saddle oxfords, or your bell bottoms and sandals and it doesn't matter which outfit because this year C.A.S.T. is proud to present "Red Hot and Blue" This show takes you back into time with the history of Rock & Roll. Do you remember Pat Boone, Brenda Lee, The Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, Connie Francis or how about Sam Phillip's Boys, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison and Jerry Lee Lewis? There might even be an appearance from Elvis. So come joins us with many more stars from the past this 2002 Olde Glory Days. C.A.S.T. will perform on the Main Stage at 9:00 p.m., Friday, July 5th.
Cook Tractor presents "The Benders". Big hair, big fun, and big entertainment are what the show is all about. The Benders have been performing for 13 years and shared the stage with legends such as The Platters, and The Drifters. They have toured extensively in the Midwest with The Coasters.
The Benders carry the crowd on a musical journey that showcases the vocal harmony of the group. Combining over 80 years of performing experience between them, they take the crowd on a visual and musical trip that takes you back to the days when saxaphonists roamed the crowd and music was made for dancing.
The Benders will be performing on the Entertainment Stage on Satruday Evening at 5:00 p.m. Bring your lawn chair and come to swing and sway to the beat.
Liverpool, A Tribute to the Beatles is back by popular demand. Cook Tractor proudly sponsors the return of "Liverpool" to Olde Glory Days. The community is invitged to take a magical trip back to Liverpool. This show is as close as you could get to a Beatles Reunion, even if it is not John, Paul, George and Ringo. From the mop-topped hair, to the Cuban-heeled leather boots, no expense has been spared to duplicate the Fab Four's stage look, equipment and sound. Many hours and "Hard Day's Nights" of devoted work went into the production of this tribute.
Find yourself Saturday night on the Historic Downtown Square enjoying the look, the sound, and the songs of "Liverpool". Bring your lawn chair to sit and enjoy, but be ready to dance and sign along with "Liverpool" performing on the Entertainment Stage at 7:00 p.m.
One of Contemporary music's most powerful and beautifuyl voices belongs to singer/songwriter Gary Puckett. He will be the featured entertainment at Olde Glory Days on saturday, July 6th at 9:30 p.m. on the Historic Downtown Square.
Gary and his group, "The Union Gap", achieved international acclaim and earned six consecutive gold records and "Billboard's Top Ten Hits" such as: "Young Girl", "Woman, Woman", "Over You", "This Girl is a Woman Now", and "Lady Willpower". In 1968 Gary Puckett and The Union Gap sold more records than the Beatles. Gary's first five releases went gold, an accomplishment that not even Elvis achieved.
Gary Puckett and The Union Gap received prominence worldwide. Six years after its release "Young Girl" was reissued in England and reached number one and a Silver Record Award for the second time. The Monkees invivted Gary to tour with them on a national reunion tour in 1986. The tour established itself as the major box office success of the touring season. In 1992 he visited Europe and at the time record "In Europe", which was released in the United States in 2001. In '94, '95, and '96 Gary's Australian National Tour played to sold out crowds.
Gary Puckett resides with his wife and family in Clearwater, Florida and continues to perform in over 150 concerts each year. Citizens Union State Bank is the proud sponsor of Gary Puckett on Saturday. Bring your lawn chair to the Main Stage located on the West side of the Courthouse and enjoy an evening of relaxing entertainment.
FREE RIDES for anyone wanting togo from their home to the Square for Olde Glory Days events, there is no charge and from the Square to their home there is still no change. FREE rides to Olde Glory Days events are available about every 30 minutes. Drop offs from Friday and Saturday night shows will be on the Northwest Corner of the Square. Reservations are encouraged but not required.
NOTE: A.T.S. will be running our regular route July 5th for those wishing to go other places than the Square. For these rides our standard fee of $1.00 per ride will apply.
A.T.S. is not a service for only the physically challenged, it is for anyone needing transportation. Sit back and leave the driving to us - ride the A.T.S. bus to the depot for front row seats. Call and make your reservations today! 885-3114
A.T.S. OLDE GLORY DAYS SCHEDULE:
Presenting......the 2002 Olde Glory Days Home Spirit Decorating Contest. Olde Glory Days invites ALL Clinton residents to "Show their Spirit" by decorating their homes to honor and celebrate Independence Day. The Theme for this year's contest is "The Good Olde Days". Get out your banners, bunting, and flags and turn your home or block into a real July 4th picture. Decorating our homes shows our community pride and honors all of the brave men and women who have fought to keep our country free. First, second and third place winners will be given Chamber Gift Certificates. There will also be an award for the "block" that best shows their "Spirit". Entry forms are available at the Depot and must be returned to the Depot by June 28th in order to be judged . Judging Will take place on Tuesday, July 2nd between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sign up today and let's show that Clinton the "Good Olde Days."
This year, the theme for the Olde Glory Days events is "The Good Olde Days". The commemorative badges, tee shirts, sweatshirts, polo shirts and caps promote this theme. These items are available in the Souvenir Shop at the Depot prior to the begining of Olde Glory Days and are available at the information booth on the Courthouse lawn during Olde Glory Days.
"The Good Olde Days" commerative badges will go on sale at the Depot on June 17, 2002. Purchasing commerative badges is a way for citizens of the community to support Olde Glory Days and to also have a chance to win one of the many prizes that will be given away each evening. This year, each badge will have four tickets attached, one for each evening. The badge holder will need to place a ticket in the barrel each evening prior to the 9:00 p.m. show in order to be included in the drawings. Prizes to be given away include a jukebox, courtesy of Olde Glory Days. On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday eveninges, the first three tickets drawn will go into a special box that will be held for the final drawing on Saturday evening. Prior to the Gary Puckett show Saturday evening the twelve ticket holders will each make a selection from the jukebox. The person selecting the song "God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood, will be the winner. You must be present to win.
Commemorative badges will be sold for $5 each and may be purchased at the Depot or at the Information Booth on the Courthouse lawn during Olde Glory Days. Tickets must be deposited in the barrel each evening and you must be present to win.
For a look at other Olde Glory Days, check out the pages from:Grand Parade
Saturday, July 6, at 10:00 a.m.
"The Good Olde Days" $1.50 Dinner
Vintage Cigarette Pack Museum
Mega Fireworks Show
7th Annual Ike Parker Memorial Fine Art Show
Thursday, July 4, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Friday, July 5, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 6, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Quilt Show
Henry County Museum
"Let the Good Times Roll!" Fiftes ExhibitSunday Community Worship Service
Just Racin' Motor Sports
3 on 3 Hoop Shoot
Veterans Lunch
All School Reunion
All School Reunion Golf Tournament
Kids Pedal Pull
Pet Show
Teen Dance
Newly Wed Game
Office Olympics
Re/Max Balloon Ride
5K Race/One Mile "Run for Olde Glory"
[Wednesday July 3]
[Thursday July 4]
[Friday July 5]
[Saturday July 6]
[Sunday July 7]
[Continuous Activities]
[Special Events]
[Entertainment]
[General Information]
[Top Of Page]
Entertainment
Entertainment Stage
All entertainment, activities and events that take place in the Historic Square District on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are free. The Olde Glory Days Committee would like to invite you to pack a lawn chair, and join them for this year's Fourth of July celebration in Clinton, Missouri.
Gary Puckett will be here July 6th on the Historic Downtown Square. Bring your lawn chairs for seating on the Courthouse lawn. Admission closer to the stage is reserved for Commemorative Badge wearers. The reserved Section is for Sponsors only. Commemorative badges are $5.00 and you may purchase those prior to the concert. Bring your badge and ticket to drop in the drum to be eligible for prizes that evening.
KDKD Colgate Country Music Showdown
Thursday, July 4th, 7:00 p.m., Entertainment TentAll American Sock Hop
"Two for the Show"
Thursday, July 4th at the Benson CenterKrazy Kats to perform Friday Evening
C.A.S.T. Presents "Red Hot and Blue"
The Benders
Saturday, July 6th, 5:00 p.m., Entertainment StageLiverpool
back by popular demandGary Puckett
to Perform Saturday Night
2002 Olde Glory Days proves to be another year of new events and presentations for the enjoyment, free of charge, to all of the community. The Saturday evening entertainment will take place on the West Side of the Square with Gary Puckett beginning at 9:00 p.m. The entire West Side of the square will be blocked off to accommodate seating for the show.
Transportation to the downtown square will be provided for the elderly and handicapped by the ATS bus. Rides may be arranged by calling 885-3114. The bus will pick riders up at their homes and return them after the performance. For more information regarding transportation, contact the Chamber at 660-885-8166.
[Wednesday July 3]
[Thursday July 4]
[Friday July 5]
[Saturday July 6]
[Sunday July 7]
[Continuous Activities]
[Special Events]
[Entertainment]
[General Information]
[Top Of Page]
General Information
Area Transportation Services during Olde Glory Days
Olde Glory Days Home Decorating
Souvenirs
Commemorative Badges
"Rock-O-La" Juke Box to be given away during Olde Glory Days
[Wednesday July 3]
[Thursday July 4]
[Friday July 5]
[Saturday July 6]
[Sunday July 7]
[Continuous Activities]
[Special Events]
[Entertainment]
[General Information]
[Top Of Page]
1996,
1997,
1998,
1999,
2000,
2001,
2002,
2003,
2004, and
2005.
[TACnet Home Page]
[Henry County Library]
Truman Area Community Network, Inc.
Send comments to: Webmaster,
mike.good@henrycolib.org
URL:http://tacnet.missouri.org/community/events/oldeglory2002.html
Last modified: Monday, 02-Jun-2008 13:49:05 CDT