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1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959<br />

CliCk here to register online<br />

The polio vaccine was developed.<br />

notch motivational speaker. Juli has been recognized by her state as Artist of the<br />

Year because of her ability to help improve people’s lives through humor and the<br />

effective use of communication tools. She has worked in all 48 continental United<br />

States and Canada, and has been commissioned by a variety of associations<br />

from the National Endowment of the Arts to Fortune 500 companies to develop<br />

training programs that stick. Juli has filmed for Showtime and HBO, along with<br />

making several guest appearances on radio and television programs. Her humor<br />

is delightful, universal and enlightening with whatever topic she presents.<br />

Tribute<br />

Wednesday, Sept. 12, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.<br />

Decorations courtesy of RXPERTS Pharmacy<br />

Over the past 20 years Tim Bedore has spent thousands of hours entertaining<br />

audiences, first on the radio and then as a comedian,<br />

headlining comedy clubs across the country. One of the<br />

few comics to have combined the disciplines of standup<br />

comedy and broadcasting, Tim knows the rigors<br />

of working within demanding parameters. Tim has<br />

kept his hand in the radio business through his radio<br />

commentary feature Vague But True, which is heard<br />

(since 1997) regularly on public radio’s prestigious<br />

Marketplace program by over six-million people, and<br />

the equally large audience on The Bob and Tom Show,<br />

syndicated all across the country. Tim Bedore is a stand-up comedian whose<br />

unique background has produced a very professional entertainer who knows how<br />

to cut across the boundaries of individual attitudes and get an audience to enjoy<br />

his way of looking at the world.<br />

Live Band, Dancing, and Grand Prize Giveaway<br />

Wednesday, Sept. 12, 8:30 – 11:30 p.m.<br />

“The 80s aren’t over till we say they are.” The Brat Pack<br />

plays those never-ending hits that conjure up big hair,<br />

padded shoulders, Mister T and <strong>Care</strong> Bears! So, hop in your<br />

DeLorean and hold on to your parachute pants – there’s not<br />

a dull moment in their set. A Brat Pack show is more than a<br />

performance, it’s a party!<br />

Prizes, prizes, and more prizes! Not only will the<br />

winner of the Grand Prize Giveaway be announced during<br />

the Tribute after party, but lots of other prizes will be given<br />

away! In addition to those that received a special “suitcase”<br />

during registration, anyone attending the party will be<br />

eligible for prizes. Don’t miss out on the fun!<br />

In the 1940s, during World<br />

War II, more than 3 million<br />

women were recruited for<br />

war-related jobs.<br />

While President Harry<br />

Truman lobbied hard for a<br />

national health insurance<br />

program in the 1940s, the<br />

AMA lobbied hard against<br />

it, calling it “socialized<br />

medicine,” and turned the<br />

polls completely around<br />

from a plan favored by the<br />

American people to one that<br />

was vanishing.<br />

The baby boom began in<br />

1945 and reached its height<br />

in 1947, but it continued<br />

for another 17 years. The<br />

baby boom placed in high<br />

demand goods and services<br />

associated with the boom,<br />

with the purchase of a home<br />

being the largest expenditure.<br />

Nostalgia for the 1950s began<br />

while memories of the decade<br />

were still fresh. Tail-finned<br />

cars, hula hoops, poodle<br />

skirts, Elvis Presley, mothers<br />

in aprons, and “Leave<br />

It To Beaver” conjure<br />

up images of a genial<br />

time that seems better,<br />

softer, simpler. Indeed, the<br />

years from 1950 to 1959<br />

were a time of optimism,<br />

domesticity, security<br />

through compliance with<br />

the system, and apparent<br />

simplicity.<br />

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