Wow, what a great weekend! Congratulations to everyone involved with the 89er Celebration! This is the second year that Steve Gentling has chaired this event and I think there were record numbers for the parade Saturday. Reminded me of the good ole days.
Chamber President Mary Coffin
Verla Raines coordinated the Concert in the Park which was completely new to our 89er Celebration. All of the local civic clubs participated in this year’s event: The Guthrie Noon Lion’s Club sponsoring GTV20 so it could be shown at home. The Rotary Club put together the Friday night Gassers & Geezers car show; they had 87 entries and gave away T-shirts and plaques with pictures of the owners with their cars! The Kiwanis Club coordinated the Big Wheel races for the kids. Thirty kids participated from age’s three to seven. Finalist medals were given out to the First, Second, Third and last place winners! What a great community we live in!
The Pollard Presents “Avenue Q” Just when you’re wheezing with laughter from the hummable, hilarious tunes, you’re blindsided by a beautifully sincere love song. There’s no handy way to describe AVENUE Q, except as one of the funniest shows you’re ever likely to see.”– Entertainment Weekly. Winner of the Tony® “Triple Crown” for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, AVENUE Q is part flesh, part felt, and packed with heart. Intended for adult audiences, Avenue Q is Sesame Street meets South Park and tells the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City, with big dreams and a tiny bank account. Show runs from April 26 through May 25 Mature Audiences please.
Horse Feathers Equine Rescue is looking for volunteers to help them this weekend, April 27 – 28 anytime between 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. They will provide coffee, donuts and lunch. Saturday, weather permitting, food and a bonfire! Bring a camper or tent and stay the night. They are looking for volunteers to help clean up brush, pick up garbage, rake, plant flowers, paint fences, repair fences and groom horses. For more information contact Cheri White Owl at 315-2928. Horse Feathers Equine Rescue is located at 6320 N. Hwy 74C.
This week’s coffee is hosted by Pepper’s Ranch! They are located at 3200 S. Western; go West on Hwy. 33 until you reach Western. Turn South on Western – there is a big sign – and continue until you see the entrance. Have a great week.
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