The Greentown Grapevine – 1994-05, 01:05

              Volume 1 Issue 5 May 1994
Bill Farrer and Jerry Kendall of Kendall Masonry lay bricks as
part of the renovation of the City Building. Craig Trott and Jeff
Bennett measurein preparation to hanging drywall. Trott, Bennet
and Merrill Shrock have been donatingmany hours to the project. +
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Glass Festival Approaching
Several committees have been
working and are gearing up for
the 22nd Greentown Glass Festival
June 9 - 11. Participation in some
events requires pre- registration.
Princess Pageant
All young ladies ages 6,7, and 8
as of June 1994 and who live in the
Eastern School District are eligible
to enter the Greentown Glass
Festival Princess Pageant. An
informational meeting will be
Saturday May 7 at 10 A. M. in the
Greentown Library. Interviews will
take place Saturday June 4 also at
the Library. The pageant is 6: 30
P. M. June 9 in the High School
gym. Each girl is to furnish her
own sponsor for the $ 30 entry fee.
Call Michelle DeWitt, chairman, at
628- 7423 for further information.
Queen Pageant
The Queen Pageant is for girls in
Eastern School District or who
attend Eastern. It is open to
current freshmen through 1994
graduates. Pre- pageant inter-views
will be held at the Eastern
High Auxiliary gym, following the
Princess Pageant, at approximately
7: 30 P. M. June 9. This is a formal
gown competition! Each girl must
find her own sponsor for the $ 50
fee. Please have your sponsor
make their check payable to
Greentown Glass Festival. Entry
deadline is Thursday May 12th!
Mail your entry sheet and
sponsor’s check to Laura Kemp,
1230 N 800 E, Greentown, IN 46936.
If you have any questions, call
Laura at 628- 2134.
Costume Contest
The costume contest will be
Friday June 10, 600 P. M. at the
o u t d o o r s t a g e . C l o t h i n g
representing the 1890’ s is
recommended, but any historic
costume is welcome. Categories are
men, women and children ( age 12
and under). There is no entry fee.
Call 628- 3564 to enter.
Cutie King & Queen Pageant
This pageant will be held June
11, 11: OO A. M. at Eastern High
School. Entries will be judged on
costume of a patriotic theme or for
the celebrationof Howard County’s
Sesquicentennial. Age limit is 1 to
5 years of age. Candidates must
live within Eastern SchoolDistrict.
To enter, submit $ 3.00 payable to
Greentown Glass Festival and send
to Sondra Combs, 312 Harrison
Court, Greentown, IN 46936 no
later than May 15. Include child’s
name, parent’s name, child’s age,
male or female, address and phone
number of residencein which child
lives.
Parade
The Parade will be held
Saturday, June 11, at 2: OO P. M.
Trophies will be given in the
following categories: Marching
Groups and Drum and Baton,
Organizational Floats, Shrine
Groups, Misc., Vans and 4- Wheel
Drives, Antique Tractors, Antique
Fire Trucks, Walking Units,
Marching Bands, Antique Autos,
Classic Cars, Collector Cars and
Horse & Pony. To enter, please
designate your category, name,
address, phone, name of entry and
send to Greentown Glass Festival,
Inc., Po Box 191, Greentown, IN
46936- 0191. There is no entry fee.
For more information, call 628-
3535.
Croquet Tournament
The croquet tournament will be
Saturday June 11 at 10 A. M. behind
First Federal Savings Bank. The
committee includes Barb and Don
Middleton, Mary and Jim Miller,
Ruby and Don Deshaney and Reba
and Dick Price. To register, call
Craft Booths
To reserve a craft booth, call
Debra Freeman at 628- 3176. Prices
are $ 15 for one day or $ 35 for 3
days.
Yard Sales
To have your yard sale listed on
the Yard Sale Map, call Laura
Thompson at 628- 2306. There will
be a $ 5 charge for a listing on the
map.
Flowers
T h e H o w a r d C o u n t y
Sesquicentennial Committee is
encouraging the planting of red
and white flowers. Any planting
can serve a double purpose by
dressisng up the town for the
Glass Festival also.
628- 3361.
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