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VIRGINIA BAR-B-QUE |
2011
Thursday, June 2
The BBQ
Committee meets to go over last minute details and problems.
The
queen contestants had rehearsal with MC Randy West of WRMS-FM, Beardstown.
Friday, June 3
WJVO
radio personality Matt Lakin interviews the Little Miss contestants in a live
radio remote broadcast.
Matt interviews
Little Miss Pageant Director Kim Shade.
Matt
interviews Queen Contest Pageant Director Cayla Boensel. Also interviewed
was 2010 queen Kali Edwards.
Matt
interviewed the Queen Contestants.
Here's the
queen and her court.
There are carnival
rides to appeal to all ages.
Saturday, June 4
The morning
kicked off with a 5K Run.
Here's
a picture of the Baby Contest.
Parade:
A sharp
dressed couple from Petersburg drove a classy convertible Plymouth from days
gone by.
Nashville
recording artist Sage Keffer, who opened the main show, traveled to Walker
Nursing Home and performed for the residents.
Here's
another view of the mini-concert.
At a
reception for the sponsors Sage poses with a happy fan.
Maybe
this will give you an idea of how much the fans like Sage..
Fast
forward to the main show. Here's Sage Keffer performing for a dandy-sized
crowd.
Here's a
close-up side view of Sage Keffer on stage.
And
headlining the show was Marty Stuart. Marty attended a reception held for
the sponsors. (L to R) Brenda Parks, Fonda Jockisch, Doc Hollada, Linda
Sutton, Marty Stuart, Mark Richardson, (Marty's road manager), and Chief Tom
Osmer.) Fonda made the meal for Marty and the band, and Marty is
congratulating Fonda on her carrot cake.
Here is
Marty Stuart on stage. This was a fantastic show.
Photo by DeHaven Photography, Virginia, Illinois.
Here
you see just some of the instruments used by Marty and the Fabulous
Superlatives.
Marty
Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives rocked into the night.
Photo courtesy of Dehaven
Photography, Virginia, IL.
Besides
rockin' country tunes, they did tight gospel harmony.
Photo courtesy of DeHaven Photography, Virginia, IL
Sunday, June 5
At the car
show, an owner wants this display to be just right.
There
were lots of nice cars at the show, and as you can see, the show was well
managed.

Elvis was even here.
Committee members, I need photos from Mr. Bradbury's play.