2008 Labor Day Celebration

32nd Annual Logan Labor Day Celebration August 31, 2008 Logan Golf Course, Highway #9 1-1/4 miles east of Logan,KS No Admission Fee Come Early - Stay Late 785-689-4846 hansenmuseum@ruraltel.net	Ecumenical Church Service - 8 am Radio Control Fly-In - 8 am Sand Volleyball Tournament - 9 am Sno-Cone Shack - 10 am Logan Chamber Food Booth - 8 am Dane G. Bales, Jr. Memorial Car Show 10 am - 4 pm Van De Creek's State Sanctioned Kids Pedal Pull - 2 pm Prairie Dusters Mounted Drill Team 4:30 pm Buffalo Soldiers Drill Team 5:00 pm 22' Slide - 9 am - 5:30 pm RTS Express - 2 pm - 5 pm KS Hunter's Education Instructor's Assoc. Pellet Range 10 am - 4:30 p.m. Climbing Wall 10 am - 4:30 p.m. Live Musical Entertainment: The Warnock Family - 5:30 pm The McLemore Family - 7:30 pm Fabulous Fireworks - After Dark
"The Warnock Family " 5:30 Performance	"The Warnock Family" is a family of six members, Mom Sandi, Dad Jamie, and four daughters: Ashley 19, Anna 17, Rhonda 16, and Emilee 13, who sing and dance to an eclectic array of music from the 1920's to present day. Their shows are action packed with dancing, instruments, humor and beautiful vocals only sisters can achieve and have been enjoyed by all ages throughout the country. Their musical format moves quickly from Oldies to Rock-N-Roll, Gospel to Pop, then Country and even some of their own original music. The Warnocks travel extensively and are currently performing with Andy Williams in Branson, Mo. They have been invited to perform in China, their first performance out of the USA.
"The McLemore Family" 7:30 performance	"The McLemore Family" is becoming a favorite bluegrass band. Noted especially for their tight acappella harmony and good family fun, the group puts on a professional but relaxed stage show with a flair that pleases audiences and also incorporates some off-the-wall, "fun" stuff. Traditional bluegrass lovers, too, find the high lonesome harmonies and pickin' done "just right" on the older-style tunes. Twenty one-year-old twin brothers Blake and Brandon charm audiences with their heart-warming smiles and genuine personalities. Other members of the group include the driver and funny-man Bob (Dad) who's a solid rhythm guitar player. Sue (Mom) plays a 1930's Gibson Masertone banjo. All members share in the lead and harmony vocals, which allows them to do quite a variety of tunes.
For More Information Contact: 785-689-4846 or hansenmuseum@ruraltel.net

32nd Annual Logan Labor Day Celebration
August 31, 2008

Logan Golf Course, Highway #9
1-1/4 miles east of Logan,KS

No Admission Fee
Come Early - Stay Late

785-689-4846
hansenmuseum@ruraltel.net

Ecumenical Church Service - 8 am

Radio Control Fly-In - 8 am

Sand Volleyball Tournament - 9 am

Sno-Cone Shack - 10 am

Logan Chamber Food Booth - 8 am

Dane G. Bales, Jr.
Memorial Car Show
10 am - 4 pm

Van De Creek's State Sanctioned Kids Pedal Pull - 2 pm

Prairie Dusters Mounted Drill Team
4:30 pm

Buffalo Soldiers Drill Team
5:00 pm

22' Slide - 9 am - 5:30 pm

RTS Express - 2 pm - 5 pm

KS Hunter's Education Instructor's Assoc. Pellet Range
10 am - 4:30 p.m.

Climbing Wall 10 am - 4:30 p.m.

Live Musical Entertainment:

The Warnock Family - 5:30 pm

The McLemore Family - 7:30 pm

Fabulous Fireworks - After Dark

"The Warnock Family "

5:30 Performance

"The Warnock Family" is a family of six members, Mom Sandi, Dad Jamie, and four daughters: Ashley 19, Anna 17, Rhonda 16, and Emilee 13, who sing and dance to an eclectic array of music from the 1920's to present day. Their shows are action packed with dancing, instruments, humor and beautiful vocals only sisters can achieve and have been enjoyed by all ages throughout the country. Their musical format moves quickly from Oldies to Rock-N-Roll, Gospel to Pop, then Country and even some of their own original music. The Warnocks travel extensively and are currently performing with Andy Williams in Branson, Mo. They have been invited to perform in China, their first performance out of the USA.

"The McLemore Family"

7:30 performance

"The McLemore Family" is becoming a favorite bluegrass band. Noted especially for their tight acappella harmony and good family fun, the group puts on a professional but relaxed stage show with a flair that pleases audiences and also incorporates some off-the-wall, "fun" stuff. Traditional bluegrass lovers, too, find the high lonesome harmonies and pickin' done "just right" on the older-style tunes. Twenty one-year-old twin brothers Blake and Brandon charm audiences with their heart-warming smiles and genuine personalities. Other members of the group include the driver and funny-man Bob (Dad) who's a solid rhythm guitar player. Sue (Mom) plays a 1930's Gibson Masertone banjo. All members share in the lead and harmony vocals, which allows them to do quite a variety of tunes.

For More Information Contact:
785-689-4846 or
hansenmuseum@ruraltel.net