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Page 1: Gretna Days 2014

Three days packed with family fun — a parade,

competitions, and so much more. Find a

schedule of events and more inside.

A SUPPLEMENT OF SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS INC. JULY 16, 2014

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On behalf of the Gretna Days Foundation I would like to invite everyone to join in the fun at Gretna Days 2014.

The fun kicks off on Friday and runs through Sunday.

You can find all the fun events online at www.gretnadays.com under the calendar tab.

Once again this year the Gretna Days Foundation will be hosting the Gretna Days Dance and Beer Garden in Village Square on Saturday night.

This fun, 21-and-over-only event showcases the band RoughCut. Money raised at the dance helps fund the Gretna Days weekend.

On Sunday we will once again be co-sponsoring the Community Picnic with the Gretna Chamber of Commerce. The event is lots of fun with free food and 50- cent rides for the kids.

This year we have back a past favorite, the pony rides, and we added something new with military and first responder

vehicles for the kids to enjoy. The fun doesn’t stop there, though. There are lots of fun events sponsored

by other groups listed on the calendar, so go check out the entire list.

A great big thank you for shopping locally in Gretna and supporting local businesses that are Gretna Days sponsors. You’ll find the sponsors listed on the website.

If you enjoy Gretna Days, please thank them for their sponsorship.

So it doesn’t matter what your age or interest, there should be something for you.

Check out the listing and come out and enjoy with your friends from Gretna and surrounding communities.

We hope to see you there.

Brad Stauffer President — Gretna Days Foundation

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Join in the fun this weekend

Brad stauffer, President of the gretna days foundation

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If the calendar has turned to July, rest assured Gretna Days can’t be

far behind.It’s been that way for more than

50 years, and the 54th annual event that runs July 18 to 20 is sure to live up to those past celebrations.

Organized by the Gretna Days Foundation, the three-day affair features everything from a Friday evening barbecue to a Sunday classic car show. In between, there’s food (and more food), fireworks and fun for the entire family.

Brad Stauffer, chairman of the Gretna Days Committee, said all sys-tems are a go for this year’s event to be a big success.

“Things are coming together real well,” Stauffer said. “We’ve tried hard to make this about the commu-nity.”

With almost year-round plan-ning, the Gretna Days Foundation oversees the event, but Stauffer said the key to Gretna Days success rests with event sponsors and volunteers.

“With only nine people on the committee, we have to rely a lot on

other groups,” he said. “The major-ity of our events are sponsored by community groups. Gretna Days gets people involved.”

A good example of that commu-nity support, Stauffer said, is Gretna Baptist Church stepping up this year to sponsor Friday’s Family Fun Night at North Park.

“That’s a change for us, and we always welcome anyone to be involved,” Stauffer said.

Just as important, Stauffer said,

A fun-filled weekend celebration

“The majority of our events are sponsored by community groups. Gretna Days gets people involved.”

brad stauffer, chairman of the Gretna Days committee

See Celebration: Page 12

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If everybody loves a parade, then everybody must really love the Gretna Days Parade.

A highlight of the city’s annual civic celebration, the parade begins at 10:30 a.m. on McKenna Avenue before heading east on Angus Street to its conclusion near Petersen Park.

More than 60 entries are expected to participate in the Gretna Days tradi-tion that should last until about 12:30 p.m.

The theme of this year’s parade is “Remembering Our Heroes,” a theme first-year parade coordinator Clay Heavican said will mean a lot of things to a lot of people.

“For me, it’s remembering everyone from our fire department to the police and military — people who help pro-tect our freedom, protect our commu-nity — and for other people it might be remembering a coach or a teacher,” Heavican said.

The theme also should bring added cheers from parade-watchers as the Gretna Volunteer Fire Department

and several color guards lead off the parade.

The 2014 Citizen of the Year, which won’t be announced until the night be-fore, will serve as the grand marshal. Among the other groups scheduled to march are the Gretna High School band, cheerleaders and dance teams, as well as numerous youth groups, nonprofits and local businesses.

A three-judge panel of State Sen. John Murante, Lori Blum and Terry Dolnicek will hand out awards in the following categories: Commercial float (business, industry) and non-commer-cial floats (organizations and clubs).

Heavican said there is still time to register for the parade by going to the Gretna Chamber of Commerce website.

The parade is sponsored by the Gretna Chamber of Commerce Ambas-sador Committee.

Parade among highlights of weekend celebration

“Remembering Our heroes” is the theme of the event.

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Now in its fourth year, the middle school dodgeball tournament is hit-ting its stride.

Sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and held at the church’s MAC Activity Center, the Friday night event has proved popu-lar with the middle school students.

“Last year we had eight teams and this year we expect the same or a few more,” said Marty Antholz, the tournament coordinator.

Good Shepherd, 11204 S. 204th St., has sponsored the event since its inception, which Antholz said has made for smoother sailing each year.

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Dodgeball tournament grows in popularity

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See Dodgeball: Page 9

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how we do,” he said. Antholz said it’s not by coincidence the

event is focused on the middle school-aged children.

“The high-school kids can drive and they have all kinds of activities,” he said. “The middle-school kids aren’t little kids any more, so it’s a great opportunity to have a little fun, and we’re happy to provide that opportunity.”

The event, open to kids entering grades five through eight, begins at 4 p.m. and continues until the end of the round robin/double-elimination tournament. The event follows National Amateur Dodgeball Associ-ation rules, which are available through the church website, gslcgretna.org (click on the Gretna Days Dodge Ball Tournament link).

There is a minimum of six players and maximum of 10 players per team, and each player must wear a shirt/jersey with a num-ber on it during play. There is a $40 registra-tion fee per team, and registrations are due at the above website by July 17.

With the tournament still more than a week away, Antholz said there’s still time for area kids to put together a team and spend a Friday evening at Good Shepherd.

“Get some friends together and fill out a registration,” Antholz said.

Dodgeball:Continued from Page 8

“The high-school kids can drive and they have all kinds of activities. The middle-school kids aren’t little kids any more, so it’s a great opportunity to have a little fun, and we’re happy to provide that opportunity.”

Marty antholz

trey Knudsen reacts to a close loss during a dodgeball competition at good shepherd Lutheran Church. S u B u R B A n n e W S P A P e R S I n C .

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The 1920s song says it all . . . “I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.”

So it will be July 20 as Gretna united Methodist Church hosts its annual Ice Cream Social and Quilt Auction as part of the annual Gretna Days celebration.

On the menu from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. is ice cream made by church members, along with plenty of toppings, and pies and desserts to boot. As part of the event, a quilt auction will be held at 3 p.m.

The social and auction is one of the last events of the Gretna Days weekend, and event coordinator Shirley Boyer said it’s a good time for folks to relax in the air conditioning after a weekend of activities.

Boyer said there will be plenty of the old standby ice cream flavors such as chocolate and vanilla, but expect a bit

of creativity from some of the ice cream makers.

The highlight of the day is the annual oral auction for a quilt created by church member Shirley Peterson, who has made the auction quilt for more than a decade.

There is no admission to the event, but there is a suggested minimal donation for the ice cream and desserts. Proceeds support the church’s high school youth group and its mission projects — among them a recent weeklong trip to Colorado to assist flood victims as well as monthly service projects in the metro area.

For more information about the ice cream social and quilt auction, visit the Gretna Chamber of Commerce website at gretnachamber.org and click on the events link.

Social event will feature ice cream, quilt auction

The highlight of the social is the annual quilt auction.

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“We try hard to make this about the community, and it’s a great opportunity to spend time with your neighbors,” he said.

Gretna Days opens on Friday, which is highlighted by the annual fireworks display sponsored by Gret-na-based Peters Pyrotechnic Produc-tions. The show can be seen from many venues in Gretna, but expect a good sized crowd at North Park as Family Fun Night and the Optimist Club-sponsored hamburger and hot dog barbecue wraps up.

Friday evening also pays tribute to Gretna’s agricultural heritage with the antique tractor pull sponsored by Gretna Gas & Lube and Mr. Tire. The event feature stock, classic, open and super open classes and is held behind Village Square at Apache and Guen-ther roads.

Saturday morning brings runners to their mark with the Resurrection Run/Breakfast. Sponsored by Resur-rection Lutheran Church, there are 3- and 5-mile runs, plus a 1-mile walk for kids.

For many, the highlight events of the day are the Gretna Optimist Club

costumed Kiddie Parade and Gretna chamber-sponsored Gretna Days Parade. The Kiddie Parade is held in front of Resurrection Lutheran Church (153 S. McKenna Ave.), while the main parade works its way north on McKenna Avenue before heading east on Angus Street.

Also featured on Saturday is the hot dog feed sponsored by Silver Ridge Assisted Living, Gretna Volun-teer Fire Department’s water fights at Petersen Park, an evening high school pool party at City Pool and a pair of adult dances and adult beverages — one at Village Square (music by Rough Cut) and the other on McKen-na Avenue (music by Rock Slide).

Gretna Days closes on Sunday with the daylong Road Burners Car Show on McKenna Avenue, a free picnic (including rides and games) at Peters-en Park sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation and the Gretna Chamber of Commerce, an ice cream social and quilt auction at Gretna United Meth-odist Church, and the popular Knights of Columbus tube races for all ages at City Pool.

For more information about these and other events, including regis-tration information for some of the events, visit the chamber’s website at gretnachamber.org.

Celebration: Plenty of fun to be hadContinued from Page 3

S u B u R B A n n e W S P A P e R S I n C .

scott nepper, left, and Mike Janne prepared chicken legs at a previous barbecue competition during gretna days. it was their first competition. the Po’ Boy’s 4th (and Maybe Last) Barbecue Competition begins at noon on saturday.

“We try hard to make this about the community and it’s a great opportunity to spend time with your neighbors.”

brad stauffer

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19th annual gretna days golf scramble — 7 a.m. — Ashland Country Club. Sponsored by Gretna Area Chamber of Commerce.

Middle school dodgeball tournament — 4 p.m. — MAC Activity Center, 11204 S. 204th St. Sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.

family fun night at north Park — 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. — Food and live music. Sponsored by Gretna Baptist Church.

antique tractor Pull — 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. — Stock, classic, open and super open classes. Apache and Guenther Roads, behind Village Square. Sponsored by Gretna Gas & Lube/Mr.Tire.

gretna optimist Club BBQ — 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. — Hamburgers and hot dogs. North Park near the tennis courts. Grilled hamburger, $3; hamburger meal, $5; hot dog, $2; hot dog meal, $4. Meals include chips and drink (tea or lemonade with refills). Sponsored by Gretna Optimist Club.

fireworks show — 9:45 p.m. — Produced by Peter’s Pyrotechnic Productions. Sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation.

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saturday, July 19free Jazzercise Weekend — 7 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. — Free Jazzercise classes at Gretna Jazzercise. Sponsored by Gretna Jazzercise.

resurrection run — 7 a.m. — 5- and 3-mile runs. 3-mile walk. 1-mile kids run. Resurrection Lutheran Church. Sponsored by Resurrection Lutheran Church.

Coffee & doughnuts with state sen. John Murante — 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. — D&K’s Gretna Cafe. Sponsored by State Sen. John Murante.

Men’s softball tournament — Games begin at 9 a.m. — North Park Field No. 1. Sponsored by Gretna Men’s Softball League.

Kiddie Parade (costume parade) — 9:30 a.m. registration, 10 a.m. parade — Categories are: most patriotic, storybook/fairytale, Gretna spirit and decorated bikes. South McKenna Avenue and Figg Street, in front of Resurrection Lutheran Church. Sponsored by Gretna Optimist Club.

gretna days Parade — 10:30 a.m. — Theme is “Remembering our Heroes.” McKenna Avenue north to Angus Street East. Sponsored by Gretna Chamber of Commerce, Ambassador Committee.

free Hot dog feed — 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Silver Ridge Assisted Living, 20332 Hackberry Drive. Sponsored by Silver Ridge Assisted Living.

Po’ Boy’s 4th (& Maybe Last) amateur smoke-off — noon start — Sponsored by Po’ Boy’s Barbecue, Meat Smokin’ Company.

Kiddie Pedal Pull — 12:30 p.m. — Peterson Park. Sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation.

Water fights — 2 p.m. — Angus Street near Peterson Park. Sponsored by Gretna Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.

dance and Beer garden — 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. — Village Square. Live music. Sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation.

traditional street dance — 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. — McKenna Avenue. 21 and older. Sponsored by McKenna St. Tavern and Brag N Rights.

High school Pool Party — 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. — City Pool. Free snacks and drinks. DJ, games and prizes. Sponsored by Gretna Chamber of Commerce & Gretna Campus Life.

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road Burners Car show — 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. — McKenna Avenue. Awards at 3:30 p.m. Sponsored by Road Burners.

Men’s softball tournament — Games TBD — North Field. Sponsored by Grenta Men’s Softball League.

Community Picnic — 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Peterson Park. Free. Sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation and Gretna Chamber of Commerce.

rides and games — 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. — Peterson Park. Sponsored by Gretna Days Foundation and Gretna Chamber of Commerce.

ice Cream social / Quilt auction — 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. — Gretna United Methodist Church. Homemade ice cream with toppings, pies and desserts. 3 p.m. quilt auction. Sponsored by Gretna United Methodist Church and the Senior High Youth Group.

tube races — 2 p.m. — City Pool. Free beverage to all participants. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council No. 10047.

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