1993 Sun Fun Festival Program by Randy Jennings

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JUNE1- 4 NATIONAL RETIRED MILITARY GOLF CLASSIC • Myrtle Beach National Golf Club and Wild Wing Plantation. More than 1,000 men and women will compete, making this one of the largest on-site golf tournaments in the world. Awards and prizes will total more than $SO,OOO. For more information, call 448-2308.

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1:30 P.M. - SUN FUN LEGS CONTEST• Featuring Miss Sun Fun/Miss Bikini Wahine Contestants and Visiting Queens. Sponsored by Hawaiian Tropic Suntan Lotion and Myrtle Square Mall Merchants Association. Under the clock, Myrtle Square Mall, 2S01 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. Free. 7:00 P.M. -GEORGE HAMILTON IV CONCERT• Hosted by the City of North Myrtle Beach. World famous performer George Hamilton IV will perform a variety of country and western music. An appearance by the Low Country Two Steppers. Bring your lawn chair. McLean Park, off Main Street, North Myrtle Beach. Free.

7:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. - SUN FUN/ NATURAL LIGHT KING MACKEREL FISHING TOURNAMENT• Sponsored by Grand Strand Salt Water Anglers Association. Boats leave from Little 7:30 P.M. - MISS SUN FUN PAGEANTRiver, Georgetown, Murrells Inlet, Lockwood Folly and Southport at City • Contestants from South Carolina vie Dock, NC. Entry fee $2SO per boat ti! May for the title of Miss Sun Fun. Host Queen: 1, $300 per boat after May 1. Prizes over lt.=~~:=::::;::=::::=~~::=~~~~:.=~=~I Jennifer B. Hesse, Miss Sun Fun 1993. $160,000 in cash. Weigh-in starting at 3 Pageant emceed byJoe Pinner. Sponsored p.m. at Harbor Gate Marina (under Highway by Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Com17 bridge) in Little River, Marlin Quay merce and Hawaiian Tropic Suntan Lotion. Marina (Garden City Point), Georgetown Horry-Georgetown Technical College Landing Marina, Holden Beach Marina, NC. Auditorium, 904 6Sth Avenue North, ;:::::==~ Myrtle Beach. Admission $3 per person. 10:00 A.M. -S:OO P.M. - MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTSATURDAY, JUNES . • Fantasy Golf, 2101 South Kings Highway, 7:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. -SUN FUN/NATURAL Myrtle Beach. Join us for our Miniature Golf Tournament. Who will be the champions? LIGHT KING MACKEREL FISHING Age groups male and female 10 and under, 11-20, TOURNAMENT-• See June 4 schedule. 21-SS and S6 and over. Trophies, prizes and ribbons. For more information, call 448-06S6. 7:00 A.M. - SUN FUN BEACH RUN• Sponsored by CELLULARONE. SK Run and 1 10:30 A.M. -OFFICIAL SUN FUN FESTIVAL Mile Run. SK begins at 7:00 a.m. 1 mile begins at KICK-OFF AND CELEBRllY BOARDWALK 7:30 a.m. Prizes awarded to top 3 in each age • Join Grand Strand Dignitaries in welcoming division. Entry fee $10 with t-shirt/$6 without celebrities to the 42nd Annual Sun Fun Festival. t-shirt. 7:30 a.m. SK Health Walk. Same entry fee. No prizes. For Bronze stars will be embedded along the Pavilion sidewalk honoring Joe information and pre-registration call 280-SS70. Oceanfront at 1st Avenue Pinner, George Hamilton IVand Charlie Waters. Music by "Spectrum" South, City Park, North Myrtle Beach. USAF Rock Band and featuring the U.S. Air Force Presidential Honor Guard Drill Team . Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean 9:40 A.M. -10:00 A.M. - U.S. AIR FORCE PRESIDENTIAL Boulevard, Myrtle Beach. The public is invited to attend. Official Sun Fun HONOR GUARD DRILL TEAM Festival T-shirts available $7. Ocean Boulevard at parade reviewing area, Myrtle Beach Pavilion, between 8th Avenue North and 9th Avenue North, Myrtle Beach. 11:00 A.M. - MUSICAL PRESENTATION BY "SPECTRUM" Sponsored by U.S. Air Force Recruiting. • USAF Rock Band from Langley AFB, VA. Courtesy of U.S. Air Force 10:00A.M. -4lNDANNUAL SUN FUN.PARADERecruiting. Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach.Free. Featuring military and high school bands, Miss Sun Fun and Miss Bikini Wahine, floats, visiting queens and dignitaries. Directed by the Myrtle 12:00 NOON - BUBBLE YUM BLOWING CONTESTBeach Lions Club with assistance from the City of Myrtle Beach personnel. • Sponsored by Planters/Lifesavers. Age groups S-12 and 13 & over. Parade emcee, Diane Devaughn Stokes. Parade starts on Ocean Boulevard On the beach, Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean at 3rd Avenue South and proceeds north to 16th Avenue North in Myrtle Boulevard, Myrtle Beach. Trophies and prizes awarded. No entry fee. Beach. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7 at reviewing stand area at Myrtle Beach Pavilion, between 8th Avenue North and 9th Avenue 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. - GTE DIRECTOR! ES North in Myrtle Beach. SANDSCULPTURING CONTEST• Trophies and cash prize total of $1SOO in various categories. 10:00 A.M. -S:OO P.M. -MINIATURE GOLFTOURNAMENT-:Complimentary t-shirts given to the first 1SO participants. Bring your Fantasy Golf, 2101 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. own tools to create your sculpture. The larger-than-life sand sculpture 10:00 A.M. -S:30 P.M. - THE FIRST ANNUAL ART RENAISSANCE created by world renown sculptor, Marc Altamar, from Daytona Beach, Sponsored by Downtown Organization Interacting Together of North Florida. On the beach, water's edge, Myrtle Beach Pavilion at 9th Avenue Myrtle Beach. ASpring Fantasy. Live classical music and delicious gourmet North. No entry fee. food. McLean Park, North Myrtle Beach. In case of rain, the North Myrtle Beach Community Center will be available. Free. --- ---------------------~-~~--~---

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10:30 AM. -4:00 P'.M. - SUN FUN KIDS FAIR-

12:00-4:00 P.M. -MODEL RAILROAD EXHIBIT-

• Sponsored by Garden City Beach Community Association, Jones Intercable and Sunny 106.5. Aday full of fun for the entire family with contests, games, clowns and mimes. Meet Sunny's Kemosabi]oe and some favorite costume characters. See parachute demonstrations; the comedy, music and fun of Rick Hubbard and his Kazoo Band; and the United States Air Force Presidential Honor Guard Drill Team. Join in the fun on Atlantic Avenue in downtown Garden City Beach. Shuttle bus available to and from fair to designated parking areas. No entry fees. Prizes awarded. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7.

• 702 Main Street, upstairs outside entrance. Free.

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12:30 P.M. - MISS BIKINI WAH INE BEAU1Y CONTEST-

8:30 A.M. -4:00 P.M. - SURFSIDE SUPER SUNDAY

t Presented by the 85 voice Community Choral Society. The program will feature music of the Islands and the Low Country. Myrtle Beach High School, 3300 Central Parkway, Myrtle Beach. $8 advance, $10 door. Tickets available at all Chamber of Commerce offices. For more information call 449-SONG.

10:30 A.M. - SUNTAN CONTEST-

• Sponsored by Ocean Potion Suncare, Inc. Competition for children 12 and under. No entry fee. Prizes awarded. Kids Fair, Stage Area, Atlantic Avenue, Garden City Beach. 11:00 A.M. - LEGO BUILDING CONTEST -

• Fun for the family. Music, sporting events, contests and much more. See times listed below. On the beach from Surfside Pier to 4th Avenue South, Surfside Beach. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7.

• Host Queen, Miss Bikini Wahine 1993, Dawn Sharples. Joe Pinner to emcee. Sponsored by the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and Hawaiian Tropic Suntan Lotion. Oceanfront, Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach. Spectators welcome. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7. 1:00 P.M.- SHAG EXHIBITION-

• Exhibition by Shaggers Hall of Fame sponsored by the O.D. Shag Club. National Shag Champions, S.P.A. dancers, Junior Dancers and Shaggers Hall of Fame will perform exhibitions at the Pavilion at Ocean Drive, Oceanfront, Main Street, North Myrtle Beach. Free

1:00 P.M. - BUBBLE YUM BLOWING CONTEST-

4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. - CHILDREN'S WORLD WALL FOR PEACE DEDICATION AND FESTIVAL-

* Sponsored and judged by Planters/LifeSavers. Age groups 5-6, 7-9,

10-12. No entry fee. Prizes awarded. Kids Fair, Atlantic Avenue, Garden City Beach. 2:00 P.M. - U.S. AIR FORCE PRESIDENTIAL HONOR GUARD DRILL TEAM-

• Sponsored by U.S. Air Force Recruiting. Military precision drill and ceremony. Kids Fair, Atlantic Avenue, Garden City Beach. Free 2:30 P.M. RICI< HUBBARD AND HIS KAZOO BAND-

• Folks of all ages enjoy music, comedy and the fun of the Kazoo Band. Kids Fair, Stage Area, Atlantic Avenue, Garden City Beach.

7:00 P.M. - HOT COUNTRY CONCERT-

• Sponsored and judged by South Carolina Watermelon Association and Garden City Beach Community Association. Ages 6-8 and 9-12. No entry fee. Prizes awarded. Kids Fair, on the beach, Garden City Beach. Appearance by Stephanie Leonard, South Carolina Watermelon Queen.

• Featuring country music's hottest new stars. Headliner Sawyer Brown will be joined by Greenville native, Aaron Tippin, Lee Roy Parnell and newcomer Joy White. The show will be emceed by Al Wyntor, co-host of TNN's VideoMorning. Tickets on sale at all Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce Offices. $12 advanced tickets; $15 day of the show. Myrtle Beach Memorial Stadium, 33rd Avenue North off Oak Street, Myrtle Beach. No coolers allowed. Food and beverages will be sold. No video cameras. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7. ·

4:00 P.M. PARACHUTE DEMONSTRATION-

• Sponsored by Parachute-Myrtle Beach, Inc. Kids Fair, on the beach, Garden City Beach. 1l:OONOON-BAND AWARDS-

• Chapin Park, 16th Avenue North and Highway 17, Myrtle Beach. Presentation of trophies to bands from parade marching competition. Public invited. 12:00 NOON-MUSICAL PRESENTATION BY "SPECTRUM" -

• USAF Rock Band from Langley AFB, VA. Courtesy of U.S. Air Force Recruiting. Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach. Free.

t Show off your tan for trophies. Trophies awarded in three divisions for women and men. Sponsored by Days Inn Surfside Pier Hotel. On the beach at Days Inn, 1st Avenue South, Surfside Beach.

2:00 P.M. - SHAG-IN-THE-SAND CONTESTt Trophies awarded in two age divisions. No entry fee. On the beach

at Days Inn, 1st Avenue South, Surfside Beach. 2:30 P.M. - SANDCASTLE/ SANDSCULPTURE CONTEST-

* Bring your own shovels, buckets or other tools to create the ulti-

mate sandcastle or sandsculpture. No entry fee. Trophies awarded in three divisions. Sponsored by J.L. Rackley's Graphic Design Ranch, Outlet Park at Waccamaw, Anchor Bank and Island Screenworks Printing, Inc. On the beach at Surfside Pier, Ocean Blvd., Surfside Beach. 3:00 P.M. - HORSESHOE THROWING CONTEST-

Coordinated by Surfside Beach Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #2351. Trophies awarded in age divisions. No entry fee. On the beach at Days Inn, 1st Avenue South, Surfside Beach.

• Chapin Park, 14th Avenue North and Highway 17, Myrtle Beach. Come join us in the dedication of a "Children's World Wall For Peace" and in a fun and exciting festival including musicians, mimes, dancers, storytellers, clowns, magicians and choirs. The over 1,000 brightly colored ceramic tiles that make up the wall are primarily the artistic efforts of Horry County children between the ages of 7 and 13. The "Children's World Wall For Peace" is a project of the Children In Harmony Program of Horry County. For more information call Dr. Hilda Lee Dail at 448-3270.

3:30 P.M. -WATERMELON EATING CONTEST-

Bring your beach chair and relax in Chapin Park at Highway 17 Business and 16th Avenue North, Myrtle Beach. Admission is free. Food and beverages will be on sale provided by local restaurants. Local and regional jazz talent will be featured throughout the evening. Sponsored by Coastal Federal Savings Bank, JOY 92 FM -WJYR, Horry Cultural Arts Council and the City of Myrtle Beach.

1:00 P.M. -BEST SUNTAN CONTEST-

3:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. - LITTLE MISS HAWAIIAN TROPIC PAGEANT-

• Inside the Magic Attic at the Myrtle Beach Pavilion, 9th Avenue North, Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach. For more information call Melissa Poling at (803) 651-1062.

• Open to the first 20 teams entering. Entry fee $10 per team. Trophies awarded. Sponsored by Killer Loop Performance Sunglasses by Bausch & Lomb, Wings and Surfside Beach Recreation Department. On the beach at 4th Avenue South, Surfside Beach. • Free lessons and demonstrations for all ages on the art of riding the waves on bodyboards. Instructions by team riders from Morey Boogie Bodyboards. Equipment available. Sponsored by Wings and Morey Boogie Bodyboards. On the beach at 2nd Avenue South, Surfside Beach.

• Student Band from Mullins, SC. Authentic island sounds. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Christy. Kids Fair, Stage Area, Atlantic Avenue, Garden City Beach.

6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. -12TH ANNUAL JAZZ INTHE PARK-

9:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M. -WINGS/MOREY BOOGIE BODYBOARD JAMBOREE-

• Sponsored and judged by Grand Strand 2:00 P.M. - LEGO BUILDING CONTESTAmerican Institute of Architects, age groups 3-5, 6- ~=========== • Sponsored and judged by Grand Strand American 8 and 9-12. Legos furnished. Prizes awarded. No entry fee. Kids Fair, Institute of Architects, age groups 3-5, 6-8 and 9-12. Legos furnished. Garden City Fire Station, Azalea Avenue, Garden City Beach. Trophies awarded. No entry fee. Briarcliffe Mall, 10177 Highway 17, 11:30 A.M. - PARACHUTE DEMONSTRATIONMyrtle Beach. Sponsored by Parachute-Myrtle Beach, Inc. Kids Fair, on the beach, 3:00 P.M. - NATIONSBANI< LITTLE OLYMPICSGarden City Beach. • Hosted by the Myrtle Beach Jaycees and sponsored by NationsBank. 12:00 NOON - BABY CRAWL CONTESTBeach games for children 12 and under. Oceanfront, Myrtle Beach • Babies 12 months and under. Register at information booth before Pavilion, 9th Avenue North and Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach. No entry noon. Contest limited to first 35 babies registered. No entry fee. fee. Trophies awarded. Prizes awarded. Kids Fair, Garden City Fire Station, Azalea Avenue, Garden City Beach. 12:00 NOON •STEEL DRUM BAND-

8:30 A.M. - SIX PERSON VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT-

10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. - MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENTt

Fantasy Golf, 2101 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach.

11:00 A.M. - SUN FUN/NATURAL LIGHT !<ING MACKEREL FISHING TOURNAMENT AWARDS'.~

• Music, entertainment and food available. Come early and join the fun. Coolers welcome. Awards start at 1 p.m. Myrtle Beach Convention Center (inside building-use rear entrance), 21st Avenue North and Oak Street, Myrtle Beach. 11:00 A.M. - BUBBLE YUM BLOWING CONTEST-

• Sponsored by Planters/LifeSavers. Age groups 5-12, 13 and over. Prizes awarded. No entry fee. Oceanfront at 1st Avenue South, City Park, North Myrtle Beach. 1:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. - ISLAND FUN FEST ATVEREEN'S MARINA-

8:00 P.M. - OCEAN DRIVE SHAG CONTEST-

• Top three winners in categories will compete for prizes and trophies. Sponsored by O.D. Cafe, Ducks Beach Club, Fat Harold's Beach Club, and O.D. Lounge. Fat Harold's Beach Club 212 Main Street, North Myrtle Beach. Open to the public. Free.

• Sponsored by The Hurricane Fleet; Dock Holidays Marina, Restaurant and Bar; Marina Raw Bar Restaurant and Oyster Bar; Chase's Place Restaurant and Lounge; and Oak Harbor Restaurant. Enjoy fun in the sun and on the water. Featuring food, artist booths, island music and dance contests, waterway cruises and jet ski demonstrations. For kids, there will be games, face painting and a magician. FREE DRAWING FOR CARIBBEAN CRUISE FOR TWO. Bring your own lounge chair and suntan oil. Vereen's Marina, Highway 17 and 11th Avenue North, North Myrtle Beach. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7.

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10:00 A.M. -S:OO P.M. -MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENT-

• Fantasy Golf, 2101 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. 1:00 P.M. - SANDCASTLE BUILDING CONTEST-

• Sponsored by Planters/Lifesavers and the North Myrtle Beach Optimist Club. Categories for each member of the family. Fun for all! Prizes awarded. No entry fee. Oceanfront at 1st Avenue South, City Park, North Myrtle Beach. 1:00 P.M. -WATERMELON EATING CONTEST-

• Sponsored by Planters/Lifesavers and the North Myrtle Beach Optimist Club. Categories for each member of the family, fun for all! Prizes awarded. No entry fee. Oceanfront at 1st Avenue South, City Park, North Myrtle Beach. 6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. - MODEL RAILROAD EXHIBITt 702 Main Street, upstairs outside entrance. Free.

TUESDAY, JUNE 8 8:00 A.M. -4:30 P.M. - SUN FUN AIR& SPACE SHOWt Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds

aerial demonstration team and the U.S. Army Golden Knights precision parachute team. Afull day of events including a variety of military and civilian aerial demonstrations, static displays, including a Soviet Mig, flying memorabilia, entertainment, food and beverages and more. No coolers allowed. Free and open to the public. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7. 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. - MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENT-

.• Fantasy Golf, 2101 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 8:00 A.M.-4:30 P.M. -SUN FUN AIR& SPACE SHOW-

• Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team and the U.S. Army Golden Knights precision parachute team. Afull day of events including a variety of military and civilian aerial demonstrations, static displays, including a Soviet Mig, flying memorabilia, entertainment, food and beverages and more. No coolers allowed. Free and open to the public. Official Sun Fun Festival T-shirts available $7. 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. - MINIATURE GOLF TOURNAMENT-

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The brightest new stars in c0W1try music will bring an exciting new event to the Sun Fun Festival this year. Sawyer Brown, Aaron Tippin, Lee Roy Parnell and Joy White will pi:esent foot-stomping entertainment for the whole family at Myrtle Beach's Memorial Stadiwnjune 5 with the Sun Fun Festival "Hot Country Concert."

roud of the fact he's from Greenville, S.C., Aaron Tippin is making .. headway in the world of country music. When he was only 15, "Tip" earned his pilot's license and by age 20 he was flying with the big boys in commercial multi-engine aircraft. His career plans in aviation and his marriage deteriorated simultaneously and he began to focus his energy on country music. One of his gospel songs came across the desk of Nashville publisher, Charlie Monk, who advised Tippin to relocate to Nashville to concentrate on music. Tippin followed Monk's advice and was forced to stretch his energies into working nights at a rolling mill, writing songs by day, keeping in shape by.lifting weights and finding enough quality time to spend with his teenage daughter, Charla, whom he considers his "high command." His dedication and drive paid off however, when his debut single, "You've Got to Stand For Something (Or You'll Fall For Anything)," hit the charts in January 1991. His subsequent hits include "I Wonder Just How Far it is Over You," "She Made a Memory Out of Me", "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With the Radio" and "My Blue Angel". .

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ward-winning country sensation Sawyer Brown will headline the concert. Aband known as much for their high-energy stage show as for their string of Number One hits, Sawyer Brown began in 1981, when two University of Central Florida students, songwriter Mark Miller and keyboardist Gregg "Hobie" Hubbard, moved to Nashville to pursue their musical dreams. There they hooked up with bassist Jim Scholten, drummer Joe Smyth and guitarist Duncan Cameron. Short on cash, the group signed up for a spot on Star Search, hoping to win a few weekly competitions and pocket some grocery money. They brought home the first place $100,000 prize. After ten years on the road, Sawyer Brown is one of the most sought-after bands in the business. Last year they played 225 shows. Their chart-topping songs include "Step That Step," "Betty's Bein' Bad," "The Race Is On" and "The Walk."· The band recently struck gold with another Number One hit on the country charts, "All These Years." •

ee Roy Parnell bares his Texas country soul on his second album, Love Without Mercy, a collection of personal songs much admired by the public and critics. A native of Abilene, Texas, Lee Roy had his first public performance at the age of six singing "San Antonio Rose" with the legendary Bob Wills, a family friend. His debut album, Lee Roy Parnell, was released in May 1990 and includes the hit song "Oughta Be A Law." Love Without Mercy appeared last year. In addition to the title song, it features the singles "The Rock," a country song with gospel undertones, "What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am" and the autobiographical "Road Scholar," a duet with Delbert McClinton.

n her journey to Nashville, Joy White sang in church as a kid, ~ harmonized on country songs at family picnics, belted out rock 'n'roll off the ·} back of flatbed trucks and sang commercials to make a living. Born in the small farming town of Turrell, Arkansas, Joy became a professional singer in her teens and formed her own band while still in high school. She went quickly from singing commercials to singing demos in Nashville where her talent was recognized immediately. On her debut album, Between Midnight and Hindsight, she delivers an exciting new brand of country music in such songs as "Wherever You Are," "Cold Day in July" and "True Confessions". •

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ach weekday morning, Al Wyntor and his co-host Katie Haas get TNN (The Nashville Network) viewers off to a good start with three hours of country music videos, celebrity interviews, entertainment information and impromptu humor on VideoMorning. Telecast Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon (Eastern time), VideoMorning was an immediate success when it premiered on January 1, 1990. Al will ride in the Sun Fun Parade on June 5 at 10 a.m. on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach and will emcee the Hot Country Concert starring Sawyer Brown, Aaron Tippin, Lee Roy Parnell and Joy White at 7 p.m. at Memorial Stadium.

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• BOB WOODS, CO-CHAIR ED EDELEN, CO-CHAIR Lt. John Barrow Lt. Col. Joe Barton Doug Bell Carson Benton Lawton Benton Don Brooks Harry Brooks Jim Cabanaw Marilyn Chewning

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• Todd Crawford Wade Davis Cheryl Essex Leo Fortschneider Kurt Gainforth John Hagan Dan Hamers John Hammond Bob Jones Linda Ladd Mike Marlowe Col. Jim Moen

• Steve Moore Jeff Mortenson Ed Munns Bob Perry Monty Pickett Tom Russo Matt Sedota Richard Williams · Ed Wiseman Frank Woodruff

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Jumping from aircraft 3,000 feet above spectators June 8 & 9, the U.S. Army Golden Knights will maneuver through the air at speeds reaching 180 miles per hour before deploying their parachutes and descending gently to the earth at a precisely determined spot.

The Golden Knights began in 1959 and feature two demonstration teams, the Black and the Gold. They have performed parachute jumps at the Statue of Liberty, Epcot Center, Mount Rushmore and the Kennedy Space Center. Aspecial room at Fort Bragg holds their impressive medals, trophies and 12 world team titles from the U.S. National Skydiving Championships. Two civilian aerial demonstration teams, the Holiday Inn Worldwide/ Coca Cola USA Aerobatic Team and the Bud Light Team, will both participate in this year's unique show. The Holiday Inn Worldwide/Coca Cola USA Aerobatic Team, sponsored by Coastal Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and Holiday Inn Surfside Beach,

consists of four planes, two featuring the Holiday Inn Worldwide trademark and colors and two featuring the red & white Coca-Cola colors. Each pilot has at least 14 years of flying experience. The team is recognized as the world's premier civilian aerobatic team and last year performed in 25 markets in the U.S. and Canada. The Bud Light Team, sponsored by Better Brands, Inc., will feature the Bud Light Micro Jet, the world's smallest jet. It climbs at a rate of 2,000 feet per minute and at full throttle burns 44 gallons of fuel an hour. It's one of the few jet aircraft used for tail slides, a challenging and difficult maneuver. This year's Air and Space Show will also present a wide variety of military aircraft along with select civilian experimental aircraft. Some of the static displays will include a Soviet Mig 17, a B-1 bomber and numerous fighter and airlift aircraft. An added attraction will be the Myrtle Beach Air and Space Education Museum display sisted by the National Air and Space Museum, musical entertainment, flying memorabilia vendors and food booths.

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M ark McEwen, weather reporter and entertainment editor of CBS This Morning, will give the S n Fun Festival a rousing preview when he leads a series of live weather broadcasts on the morning ·Thursday, June 3. One of the segments will feature the award-winning country music group Alabama. cEwen has been reporting for CBS This Morning since its premiere November 30, 1987. ' n Novemller, 1992 he was named entertainment editor. Before joining CBS, McEwen was co-host of New York's WNEW-FM's morning radio show for more th n three orears. His background as a disc jockey and knowledge of the world of entertainment add another dimension to McEwen's entertainment reports on CBS This Morning. He has covered a variety of even s including the Oscars, the Golden Globes, the Grammy Awards, the Country Music Association Award antl the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonies. Among the many celebrities he has proti· ed on CBS This Morning are Madonna, Tom Cruise, Eddie Murphy, Nick Nolte, Garth Brooks, Cher, Paul Simop , Quine;; · Jones, Sting, Diana Ross, Ringo Starr, Willie Nelson, Steve Winwood and Harry Connick, ITr. He as awarded the Country Music Association's Award for Electronic Media Journalist of the year for 1992. McEwen travels throughout the U.S. for CBS This Morning delive ·ng weather reports and often participating i , a variety of unique activities. While on the air, he joined an Atlanta Falcons scrimmage, waterskied in Ca nes, France, went hang gliding in North Carolina anti :12articipated in batting practice with the Los Angeles Do gers. He's also had the opportunity to perform twice witfi be New York Pops at Carnegie Hall. Also a stand-UP. (!Omedian, McEwen trained with the "Second City P a ers Workshop" in Chicago and has appeared regu' arly at such comedy clubs as "The Improv" and "Catch a Rising Star." McEwen attended the University o Maryland. He was born in San Antonio, Texas, and raised in Berlin, Germany; Montgomery, Alabama and ~rownsville, Maryland. He and his wife, Judith Lonsdal -McEwen, a lawyer, live in New York. McEwe 's liv , weather remotes are being produced by WB'IW-TiV of Florence/Myrtle Beach, in association with Encore V' deo Pr tluctions of Myrtle Beach. •

upergroup ALABAMA joins an electrifying lineup of spectacular shows, celebrity concerts and holiday specials at America's new capital- of country music,' Myrtle Beach's Alabama Theatre! Anchored by our main attraction, The American Pride Show, we've got what America asks for... music, dance and laughter in a grand, glittering combination of Vegas, Broadway and Nashville ... "a splendid blend of country, gospel, rock 'n roll and comedy". · All in the comfovt of our $6 million, 45,000 square foot theatre ... featuring our famous million dollar light and sound system and located in the heart of the coast's most unique waterfront shopping and dining destination!

1993 CONCERT SERIES July2&3 ALABAMA 8.... George Jones 15.... Louise Mandrell 22.... Lee Greenwood 28.... Waylon Jennings Aug. 5.... Ronnie Milsap 12....Conway Twitty 21.... ALABAMA 28.... Diamond Rio Sept.4.... Oak Ridge Boys 23.... ALABAMA Oct. 8.... Doug Stone 22.... Lorrie Morgan Nov.5 .... Emmy Lou Harris 17.... Christmas Shows Begin 26.... ALABAMA (Christmas Show) Dec.11.. ALABAMA (Christmas Show) 31... To Be Announced

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In ennifer Hesse, Miss Sun Fun 1993, is a 20-year-old political science major at Francis Marion College in Florence. Since she won the Sun Fun title, Jennifer has enjoyed meeting new people while attending various festivals and events. "The great thing about our Sun Fun Festival is there is always something for everyone," she pointed out. "All ages can enjoy the many different activities hosted during Sun Fun - that is something I've tried to impress on everyone I've met in the last year."

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uring her year as Miss Bikini ! Wahine, Dawn By Angel Frantz ! Sharples has realized wearing ~ a Sun Fun crown means more : than smiling and waving all Each year, ~ the time. young. ladies from across [ "I've learned more about the South Carolina anticipate j tourism industry and the j importance it has on the the exciting moment w h en j econom ic development on the j Grand Strand," she said. "It's the winners of the Sun Fun l been a great year traveling to j other places and generating F estival pageants are : publicity about the Myrtle announced. For Jennifer i Beach area." Hesse and Dawn Sharples ~ Dawn is 19-year-old j biological science major at that excitem ent has last ed : Clemson University. throughout their r eign a s ambassadors for the Myrtle B each Area Chamber of C ommerce.

Behind the scenes: Director Judy McLeod, Chainnan Suzette Rogas, and chaperones Vicki Curran & Rene Crowson

Photographed at the beautiful MAUI INTER CONTINENTAL RESORT, Maui, Hawaii. Model: Jennifer Gareis, Miss Hawaiian Tropic International United States Finalist, New York City, NY.© 1992 TANNING RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC., RON RICE BEACH PRODUCTS. •

The Miss Sun Fun and Miss Bikini Wahine pageants are sponsored by the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and Hawaiian Tropic Tanning Lotions.

• CHARLIE WATERS

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A former Dallas Cowboy, Charlie was the Sports Marshal for the 38th Annual Sun Fun Festival in 1989. He was the guest speaker for the Sun Fun Sports Breakfast and appeared in the Sun Fun Parade. Charlie had an outstanding record with the Dallas Cowboys, playing 12 years after a draft pick in 1970. He was dubbed "player coach" by Tom Landry for his superb leadership ability. In 1988, Charlie joined the Denver Broncos Club staff. After one year of coaching the Denver Broncos Special Teams, and five as Defensive Backfield Coach, Charlie assumes the Defensive Coordinator position this year.

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George, a Grand Ole Opry veteran, is well-known in the Myrtle Beach area and wherever he performs for his easygoing charm and his crowd-pleasing voice. George is in demand all over the world, and was the first country artist to perform behind the Iron Curtain. A North Carolina native, George was named the "International Ambassador of Country Music" by Billboard magazine. A frequent CanadianAmerican Days guest star, George was also active in past Sun Fun Festivals. He will perform a concert in North Myrtle Beach at McLean Park on June 4 at 7 p.m .

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Joe is surely one of the Sun Fun Festival's best-known and best-loved personalities. For more than 20 years, he has emceed the Miss Sun Fun Pageant, the Miss Bikini Wahine Contest and, as WIS-TV's kid's show host Mr. Knozit, has appeared in numerous Sun Fun Parades. In addition to his Mr. Knozit Sha~ which won the 1967 George Foster Peabody Award, Joe is the weatherman on the WIS 7 O'clock Report and the co-host of Carolina Today. Joe is involved with many statewide organizations, including the Youth Concerts of the South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra, serving on the Multiple Sclerosis Society Board of Directors, the Media Club and the National Society to Prevent Blindness.

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