The Marriage of the Corn and the Butter In Beautiful Downtown Oneida, Illinois
July 19, 20, and 21

Friday, July 19, 2013
5:00 pm?Corn Roast / Grilling at the Fire Station with the Oneida-Wataga Firemen
6:30 pm?Bob and the Believers
7:00 pm?Ice Cream Social

Saturday, July 20, 2013
7:00 am?Breakfast in the Park
8:00 am?Flea Market begins / Arts and crafts / 5K Race (3.1 miles) @ Greig Memorial Library / Farmer's Market
9:00 am?Car show registration/Car Show (9am -3pm)
10:00 am?Parade with Grand Marshall Illinois State Representative Don Moffitt And The Black Hawk Pipes and Drum Corp.
11:00 am- Corn Roast / Music Group SideTracked Playing a Smooth Mix of Jazz, Pop & Soul (11am?2 pm)
Children's Carnival and inflatable's / Dunk the Deputy / Blessing of the corn and butter / Photo Contest
Display (Lawson Community Building)
1:00 pm? Sweet Corn Eating Contest
2:00 pm? Justin Morrissey and Reverbnation Featuring Americana / Alternative Country (2pm?5 pm)
5:00 pm?Dave Wheeler's Karaoke (5pm?7pm)
6:00 pm?Corn Roast / Tractor Pulls (Galva Tri County Garden Tractors Pullers Assoc.) / Grilling at the Fire Station
8:00 pm?Street dance with Dave Wheeler

Sunday, July 21, 2013
11:30am? Corn Roast / Community Picnic (Bring a dish to pass?pulled pork provided by Terry England)

In case of rain or weather above 82 degrees picnic will be held in the fire station

All events held in gorgeous downtown Oneida, IL. For information contact Mike Kalb (309-483-6584)
mkalb@kalbcorp.com

Visit Oneida's website at http://www.oneidaillinois.com

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