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2010 Schedule of Events
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Wednesday, August 4th
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Thursday, August 5th
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Friday, August 6th
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Saturday, August 7th
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5:00
pm Rides open
5:00
pm Concessions open
6:00
pm Little Miss Baltimore
7:00
pm Jr Miss Baltimore
8:00
pm Miss Baltimore
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5:00
pm Rides open
5:00
pm Concessions open
6:00
pm “Mike Grover and the
Southern Justice Band”
Main Stage
6:30
pm Baltimore Canal Lock
Tour by Jim Reed
8:00
pm Teen Night
with DJ Johnny Garber
Watermelon Eating
Contest
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12:00
pm Concessions open
12:00
pm Craft Show open
12:00
pm Business Expo open
1:00 pm
Rides open
4:00 pm
DJ Johnny Garber
5:00 pm
Cruise-in
8:30 pm
“After Midnight”
Main stage
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8:30 am
5K Road Race
Starting at Johnson
Park
10:00
am Concessions open
10:30
am Grand Parade on
SR256
12:00
pm Introduction of Queens
LUHS Band performs
12:00
pm Craft Show open
12:00
pm Business Expo open
12:00
pm Pie/Cake Baking Entries due
12:00
pm Poker Run Registration
1:00 pm
Pie/Cake Baking Judging
1:00 pm
Kiddie Tractor Pull
2:00 pm
Queens’ Luncheon
2:00 pm
First Annual Poker Run Start
3:00 pm
Baby Pageant
3:00 pm
Baltimore Canal Lock Tour
By Jim Reed
4:30 pm
Mark Wade Kids Show
8:00 pm
“Dangerous Jim and the
Slims”, Main Stage
10:00
pm Fireworks
Rain date – Sunday, Aug
8th
11:00
pm Grand Prize Drawing
**** $500.00 ****
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Schedule
subject to change without notice.
Entertainment
Links
Mike
Grover and the Southern Justice Band on Facebook – “Mike Grover
Entertainment”
After
Midnight Band www.rockinaftermidnight.com
Mark
Wade www.kidshowvent.com
Dangerous
Jim and the Slims www.dangerousjimrocks.com
Hamburg
Fireworks www.hamburgfireworks.com
Big
“O” Amusements www.bigoamusements.com
Baltimore
Canal Lock Tours
Hosted
by Jim Reed
Tour
Date/Times: Thursday, August 5th,
6:30pm and Saturday, August 7th, 3:00pm
Tour
Meeting Point: Baltimore Library at
the Corner of South Park Street and East Market Street (SR256)
2010
Baltimore Festival Association Contact Information
2010
Baltimore Festival Forms and Information
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Form
or Document
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Link
to document
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Responsible
Person
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DEADLINE!
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Food and Concession Agreement
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Contact Keith Dorst
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Keith Dorst
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April 30, 2011
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Application for a License to Conduct a Temporary
Food Service Operation / Retail Food Establishment
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Fairfield Department of Health
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Temporary Food Service/Retail Food Operations
Guidelines
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Fairfield Department of Health
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Craft Vendor Agreement Policies and Application (2
pages)
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Dawn Sims
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Craft Vendor Letter
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Dawn Sims
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Baby Pageant Letter
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Baby Pageant Registration Form
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Kellie Hannan
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5K Run Application
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Scott Williamson
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Parade Banner Contest Information
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DK Lumpy Stillwell
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Parade Guidelines
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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Parade Staging
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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Parade Entry Form
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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Parade Entry Form for Queens
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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Miss Baltimore Royalty Luncheon Registration
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Jacquie Keller
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Pie Baking Contest Rules
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Judith Cosgray
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Pie Baking Contest Entry Form
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Judith Cosgray
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Miss Baltimore Pageant Guidelines/Entry Form
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Jacquie Keller
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Jr Miss Baltimore Pageant Guidelines/Entry Form
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Jacquie Keller
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Little Miss Baltimore Pageant Guidelines/Entry Form
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Jacquie Keller
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Miss Baltimore Pageant Model Release
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Jacquie Keller
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Poker Run Information (1st Annual)
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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Poker Run Registration Form (1st Annual)
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DK Lumpy Stilwell
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2010
Related Links
Baltimore, Village of
Baltimore: www.BaltimoreOhio.org
Baltimore Area Chamber of
Commerce: www.BaltimoreAreaChamber.com
Baltimore Downtown
Restoration Committee: www.BaltimoreDowntownRestoration.com
Ohio Festival and Event
Association: www.ofea.org
Ohio Arts Council Ohio
Arts Festivals and Competitions: www.oac.state.oh.us
Fairfield Department of
Health: www.myfdh.org
Fairfield County Visitors
and Convention Bureau: www.visitfairfieldcounty.org
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Baltimore
Festival Parade Grand Marshall
Mr.
Willis Miller
“I tell my students at Liberty Union-Thurston
Elementary School that I’m the resident dinosaur” exclaims Mr. Willis
Miller. Mr. Miller started his
trek to becoming the “resident dinosaur” sixty years ago, in 1950, as a
middle school math teacher in Coshocton County after graduating from
Capital University with a major in math and education.
Born in 1928, Mr. Willis Miller was raised in a small
rural town called Mt Orab, just off the Appalachian Highway, in Brown
County, Ohio. After graduating
from high school in 1946, he attended Capital University in Columbus,
Ohio, since he was raised in a Lutheran environment. While attending Capital University he
was introduced to Carolyn, his future wife and Baltimore native, by a
mutual friend. On graduation day
in 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea, the start of the Korean
War. Willis and Carolyn, a Liberty
Union High School Class of 1946 graduate, were married on December 24th,
1950, halfway through his first year of teaching in the Coshocton County
schools as a math teacher for grades 7, 8 and 9. Then, in 1951, it was off to Korea
serving with the US Army in a heavy artillery unit for two years.
After returning from Korea, Willis taught for two more
years, 1953-1955, in Coshocton County.
Then he spent two years, 1955-1957, teaching middle school math in
Zanesville. In 1957, Willis
accepted a teaching job at Sherman Middle School, one of the two new
middle schools in Lancaster that year, as a math teacher where he taught
until 1995. In 1996, Willis switched over from middle school math to
elementary school math in the Liberty Union-Thurston School
District. So, with the end of the
2009-2010 school year, that makes sixty years of teaching math.
Willis and Carolyn moved back into the Baltimore,
Ohio, area in 1959 and raised their two sons, David and Allen. About forty years ago, Willis developed
a love for bicycles, collecting antique bicycles and bicycle memorabilia. Willis has over 150 antique bicycles in
addition to the many he has donated to the Baltimore Museum where he has
served as a Board Member for over twenty years. His love for bicycles is much more
than just collecting and restoring.
He rides a bicycle just about everywhere, year round, including to
Liberty Union-Thurston Elementary School every day because “it is very
good for your health”. In addition
to collecting, Willis repairs bikes for kids when they come to his house,
at no charge.
A couple of years ago, an 8th Grader,
created a Facebook page to honor Willis – “I ♥ Mr.Miller!”. It
is not surprising that this man, with his years of teaching and sharing
his love for bicycles, has over 618 Facebook members and 600+
entries. If Mr. Willis Miller has
impacted your life, please take a minute to share it with the world by
visiting his Facebook page.
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2010 Baltimore Festival Canal
Lock Days Gallery
Wednesday, August 4th
Thursday, August 5th
Friday, August 6th
Saturday, August 7th
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