190th Fourth of July Celebration in Lititz Springs Park

ENTERTAINMENT:
July 4, 2007 (raindate July 5)

11:00 AM	Gates Open
12:15 PM	Tang Soo Doo Karate Exhibition
1:00 PM	Corty & Scott from The Green Onions ~Acoustic Guitar
2:00 PM	National Bell Ringing
2:05 PM	18th Annual Baby Parade
3:00 PM	New Line Review ~ Dance Ensemble Panning for gold with General Sutter (Kids 8 and under)
4:05 PM	Corty & Scott from The Green Onions ~Acoustic Guitar
4:30 PM	Midlife Mitch and the Mood Swings
6:00 PM	Lititz Community Band
7:30 PM	The Blue Notes BeatleMania Tribute
9:15 PM	66th Pageant of the Queen of the Candles
9:30 PM	165th Grand Illumination of Candles
10:00 PM	Hi-Tech Fireworks Show by Fireworks Productions with synchronized Hi-definition sound by Clair Bros.

THE HEADLINERS:

The Blue Notes

The Blue Notes are one of the dynamic groups that came out of the Gamble and Huff Sound
of Philadelphia Family. They have been previously know as Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes,
featuring Teddy Pendergrass.

The Blue Notes were formed over thirty five years ago in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
During those years they succeeded in their goal to reach the highest of heights in the world
of music. They went on to become superstars by attaining national as well as international
recognition. They have performed at Carnegie Hall, The Forum, Hollywood Bowl, Caesar's
Palace in Las Vegas, Palladium in London and now in Lititz, PA! Their vocal talents and
choreographic genius have always marked them 'specialists' in the trade.

Among their credits, they have recordings of singles and albums that have reached
Gold and Platinum status "If You Don't Know Me By Now" was nominated for a
Grammy Award, "The Love I Lost," "Bad Luck," "Wake Up Everybody,"
the list of hits become endless.

BealtleMania Tribute

Alan LeBoeuf... Singer, Songwriter, Bass Guitarist hails from Warren, N.J., attended Rutgers University
before pursuing a career in Entertainment. Alan's first major break was landing the role of
"Paul McCartney" in Broadway's 'Beatlemania'. After 2 years on Broadway, Alan moved to Nashville to form
'Baillie and the Boys' with former bandmates Michael Bonagura amd Kathie Baillie. 'Baillie and the Boys'
were signed with RCA amd had 7 straight top ten hits on the country charts. After two successful albums,
Alan left the band to tour with 'Legends m Concert' and 'Beatlemania'.

Other credits include 12 television appearances on 'The Nashville Network', national commercials including
Exxon, Pepsi, Gallo Wine. Alan has written songs for Sawyer Brown, The Shooters, and the movie soundtrack to
'Head On' starring Sally Kellerman. Backgroumd vocal credits include Randy Travis, Dan Seals, Moe Bandy,
The Ramones, Marie Osmond, Ann Murray, Lynn Anderson and Marty Stewart.

After performing at EPCOT, Walt Disney World, Florida, with 'The British Invasion' for four years,
Alan has returned to New Jersey. He has 3 daughters, and a lovely wife, Dawn.

Alan has rejoined 'Baillie and the Boys', and their current album "The Road That Led Me to You"
received a great review in 'People' magazine.

Alan still enjoys performing with "Baillie and the Boys" and remains one of the busiest
Beatlemania alumni, performing extensively with the shows " When We Were Fab", and "Legends in Concert",
" All You Need Is Love" ( Germany) and "The Classical Mystery Tour".