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Troy Old Timers' Day
Saturday, July 10, 2010

"A Recess from the Recession"

With Grand Marshals and Troy Business Pillars

Elmer Durheim, Merlin Hepler, Liz Strom, and Kenneth Whitney Sr.

Parade registration

Download the parade registration form

Park booth registration
Adrienne Morrow

Troy Old Timers' Day begins with breakfast, music, and other activities. It continues with the parade, followed by buffalo burgers, other great food, cold beverages, more music, more games, vintage cars, and the revamped Troy city park playground.

Troy Old Timers' Day Featured Events for 2010

  • PARADE!!! What's a community celebration without a parade? It kicks off downtown at 10:00 am and features a ton of participants. Want to be in the parade? Download the registration form and reserve a spot to strut your stuff.

  • Kids and families will find way too much to do. Take a look at the schedule, and check out all the attractions for kids and grown-ups. The city park playground will be open for business, come out and play!
  • Breakfast in the park. Start off your day as early as 6:00 am. The Troy Lions Club will serve
    all-you-can-eat pancakes and sausage! Proceeds support Lions projects.
  • Bring your Wi-Fi computers and smart phones.. Try the free high-speed wireless Internet access downtown using the Troy Lions Club Hot Zone. This public service is sponsored by the Troy Lions Club, Troy Television Cable Inc., and Technology Services LLC.

  • Lunch in the park begins at 11:00 am, featuring legendary Troy Lions Club buffalo burgers and other menu items. Served by (who else) the Troy Lions Club. Proceeds go toward Lions programs.
  • Live music featuring local musicians starts at breakfast, breaks for the parade, and continues through lunch. Quality sound provided by Troy schools' music department. Thanks, Mark!

Scheduled Events for 2010

Time Event Sponsor Location
6:00 am Pancake and sausage breakfast. Includes coffee and milk. All you can eat, $5.00. An American institution set in beautiful Troy, Idaho. Troy Lions Club City park gazebo
7:00 am Live music featuring local musicians. Check out the music schedule. Troy Lions Club City park music stage
9:00 am Cruz-n' Troy Dayz Show and Shine. Cars, trucks, 4WD, stationary engines, tractors. Contact Troy ambulance at 208.835.4777 or 208.835.5335 for more information! Come and see vintage machinery in a friendly western setting. Prizes awarded for best of class and T-shirts available for all. A Troy Day institution for years. Motorheads, unite!. Troy Ambulance City park
9:00 am Public restrooms available during the parade at the Troy Lions Community Center, 415 S. Main Street. Troy Lions Club Troy Lions Community Center
10:00 am Coffee and donuts and public restrooms available during the parade at the Troy Lutheran Church, 300 S. Main Street. Troy Lutheran Church Downtown
10:30 am Cake and coffee reception honoring Ellis Anderson. Sponsored by the Friends of the Troy Library. Stop by and thank Ellis for decades of service to the Troy Community. Friends of Troy Library Troy Library
11:00 am Climbing rock wall. Sponsored by the National Guard, you won't want to miss this challenging and safe climbing attraction. Climb early, climb often! National Guard City park
11:00 am Buffalo burger lunch. A Troy tradition. Join us for buffalo burgers and other tasty treats. Proceeds support Lions programs...do your civic duty and eat! Troy Lions Club City park gazebo
11:00 am Continuous live music featuring local musicians. See music schedule below. Troy Lions Club City park music stage
11:00 am Kid's games and races. Your "little people" won't want to miss this annual highlight. Events include the crawl, run, sack race, and others. No entry fee...it's a Troy Old Timers' Day featured event. Marie Vogel City park
11:30 am Money scramble! Old Post Office Floral will host the event for kids 1-9 years of age. Stop by the Troy store before OTD if you would like to make a donation toward the event. Old Post Office Floral City park
11:30 am Volleyball tournament. The Troy High School volleyball team brings the challenge to Old Timers' Day! Round-robin competition will determine the winner. To register, contact Tara Stoner at jtstoner@tds.net. Game on! THS volleyball team City park
12:00 pm Buffalo chip toss. That's right...let's see who can huck a dried buffalo pie the farthest. Talk about bragging rights! Troy Lions Club City park
1:00 pm Lawnmower race registration. Planning to shred grass? Register your ride. Time trials begin at 2:00 pm. Troy Lions Club City park
1:30 pm Volunteer Fire Department Keg War. Which team will be best with the hose as they attempt to move an empty beer keg to victory? Potlatch, Troy, and Deary will square off. A waterlogged version of tug-of-war. Troy Volunteer Fire Department Along Randall Flat Road
8:00 pm to 12:00 am Street dance sponsored by the Troy Taverns. Featuring live music and three taverns. Cap your Old Timers' Day with dance and merriment into the evening hours. Taxi service available for a safe ride home. Troy Taverns Downtown
  Check back for frequent updates!    

Music Schedule for 2010

Time Artist
7:00 am Stay tuned!
10:00 am Parade...be downtown or miss the fun!
11:00 am Lewiston Firefighters Pipes and Drums. Share the sprit of public service with the timeless sound of piping and drumming. A soul-stirring experience!
11:30 am Small Town Boyz. All the way from Kendrick, Idaho. Dakoda White, Dylan Curry, and Patrick Boyer bring a small twist to every song they play.
12:30 pm Corn Mash. Join the party with a "light" version of this popular Missoula band. The full group is slated to play at John's Alley in Moscow that evening. As for the subject matter, it may be deeply personal or pure fiction...
1:30 pm Festival Dance. Young jazz performers...imagine a future rich in the arts! In residence at the University of Idaho since 1972.
1:45 pm

Maland and Peterson. Original acoustic rock with fiddle, mandolin, and guitar.

All-day Events for 2010

Event Sponsor / Info Location

Free wireless Internet access. Troy Lions Club Hot Zone. Troy is the only rural Idaho community to have free, high-speed wireless Internet access. The Troy Lions Club Hot Zone covers nine square blocks in the downtown area with a gateway to the world. Bring your Wi-Fi computer or smart phone.

Troy Lions Club, Troy TV Cable, Inc.,
Technology Services LLC

Downtown
Win a custom bolt-action rifle built to your specifications. Only 500 tickets will be sold! Custom rifle raffle. The ticket to what you really want in a gun raffle: your choice of everything! Troy Lions Club City park
Geocaching throughout Troy and along the Latah Trail. Visit www.geocaching.com, search on zip code 83871. There are tons of caches within two miles of town, many within a half mile! Use the Troy Lions Club Hot Zone to access the listings. Local geocache enthusiasts Various, check online listings
Vintage firetruck shuttle service. Connecting downtown and the city park, take a ride to the past on a restored vintage fire truck. Now with expanded service to the south end of town. Troy Volunteer
Fire Department
Downtown, city park
Beer garden and tent. Our friends from Diane's Troy Tavern are sponsoring the beer garden. Stop by and have a cold one! Diane's Troy Tavern City park
Water and pop stand. Support these great organizations with your purchase of cold, refreshing soft drinks and water. 4H/FFA City park
Troy-area merchant raffle items. Take your chances, maybe you'll win some great prizes--$1.00 per ticket. Drawings start at 2:30 pm. If you win and you're not there, we'll find you! Troy Lions Club
Local merchants
City park
Firewood raffle. A long-standing Old Timers' Day feature. Win a truckload (and we mean a truckload) of seasoned firewood. Troy Fire Department City park
Water truck (crowd cooler). If the weather's hot, you'll appreciate getting hosed down by the firetruck. You ain't done till you're dripping! Troy Fire Department City park
Homemade pies and quilt raffle. The Friendly Senior Citizens of Troy await your arrival with mouthwatering desserts and beautiful quilt work. Buy a chance to win a handcrafted treasure. Friendly Senior Citizens of Troy City park
Dunk tank. TROY (Troy Recreation Opportunities for Youth) brings the dunk tank to the party. See who's on the "hot" seat and drop them in the drink...support TROY! TROY City park
Strawberry lemonade. Troy Old Timers' day isn't complete until you've had a strawberry lemonade from the Troy Elementary Parents Group. TES Parents Group City park
Cub Scout Pinewood Derby Track. Troy Pack 311 will provide the track. Bring your vintage pinewood derby car...or make a new one...and let it fly! Celebrate 100 years of scouting with the Troy Cub Scouts. Troy Cub Scout Pack 311 City park
FFA Rummage and Craft Sale. Got stuff? Join the other vendors, sell your wares, pocket some cash, help the Troy FFA. Contact Steve Braun at 509.330.2362 for further information or to reserve a spot. Troy FFA City park
Old Post Office Floral. Face painting and ice cream...what could be better. Check out the money scramble for ages 1-9! Stop by Old Post Office Floral if you would like to contribute. Old Post Office Floral City park
Filling Station. Espresso and smoothies...you won't be disapppointed. Get your coffee or smoothie gauge back to "Full". Filling Station City park and downtown
Palouse Watercolor Socius. Formed in 1974, this water-media artist's group will be hosting a sale, painting demonstrations, and critical review sessions. Visit them online to learn more! Palouse Watercolor Socius City park
Greymalkin Gallery.Celebrate summer with the "Some Like it Hot" art show featuring local artists. The gallery is located at the corner of highways 99 and 8 at the south end of town. Online at greymalkingallery.com. Greymalkin Gallery South end of town
Life Flight Helicopter. Come up to the Troy High School football field and take a look at the hard-working aircraft and meet the crew. Life Flight THS football field
Hearts for Horses. Robin Giovanetti will provide horse rides and fingerpainting for kids. Bring your little ones to visit for a memorable day in the park. Robin Giovanetti Rear of city park
Troy Nazarene Church Recycling and Cleanup. Their congregation will oversee recycling and park cleanup. Thanks for greening up Troy Old Timers' Day! Troy Nazarene Church City park
Shave ice...pitched at high speed. The Palouse Thunder Fastpitch softball team serves up a summertime favorite. Stop by and support the team...online at Palouse Thunder! Palouse Thunder Fastpitch City park
Troy Nazarene Church will also give away free tickets for a drawing to win a bed and breakfast stay along the Clearwater River between Orofino and Kamiah! Troy Nazarene Church City Park
Check back for frequent updates!    

Good citizens are always needed to make Troy Day happen. If you don't see your name listed below, we will reserve a spot for you!

Contact a member of this year's committee if you yearn to create a major community event.

Troy Old Timers' Day depends on community support. Thank you for your support!

Adrienne Morrow Old Timers' Day chair
Dana Hoskins Parade chair
Mike Strom Breakfast chair
Carl Morrow Lunch chair
Adrienne Morrow Music chair
Mark Murdock and Troy Schools Sound dudes
Tom Saylor Webbie

 

 

All schedules and events subject to change...the "Troy Way".

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