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photos by Judy
Rader
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[Lincoln resident Justin Gullion admires one of a
dozen classic cars on display during Saturday's cruise-in car show
at the Elkhart homecoming celebration.]
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[Vernon Voelker, quartermaster of the Mount Pulaski
VFW, prepares to march in the opening color guard of the Elkhart
homecoming parade. One local resident was heard to remark,
"There's not many people watching the parade today, because
they're all in it!"]
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[The Mount Pulaski High School chapter of the Future
Farmers of America supplied one of the 50 entries in the 2001
homecoming parade.]
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[Another parade entry featured members of the
undefeated Bantam League softball team, sponsored by Elkhart
Fertilizer.]
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[Logan County Fair Queen Elizabeth Stoll of
Chestnut said, “Small-town festivals are my favorite thing to do.
Small towns value their neighbors!”]
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[At one of several displays in downtown Elkhart
at the heart of the weekend homecoming activities, volunteer Patti
Drake explains the activities of the Elkhart Historical Society to
Diana Ott. Other displays were presented by the Lincoln YMCA, Corn
Belt Energy, and the Elkhart Housing, Education, and Business Task
Force.]
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[A popular site on the steamy afternoon was the
Mount Pulaski High School dunk tank. Leslie Anderson prepares to
take a dive with help from a young customer who is determined to get
his money’s worth at the fund-raiser.]
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