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Todd Reed

June 18, 2008

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With Father's Day approaching, Jerry Tarbet (left) and his son, Jeff Tarbet, ride their Jeep in the parade.

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Consumers National Bank workers (front row, left to right) Kristin Deist and Melissa Lambert, (second row) Kasie Bush and Faye May, and (back row) Michelle Reed and Mishelle Nichols once again won first place in the Float Category.

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Students of the First Christian Church of Malvern’s vacation bible school throw candy to parade onlookers. This year’s theme is Amazon Expedition.

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Members of the Malvern Girl Scouts proudly display their banner during the march down Main Street.

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Gary Heckman rides in the Malvern Homecoming Parade atop his horse.

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Members of the Halter Feed & Grain baseball team wave to the crowd.

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Jozi Maury and her Malvern Hornet cheerleader teammates perform a cheer.

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Malvern court members riding atop a float are (left to right) Tyrrea White, Nick Hain, Kelly Murray, Tara Dickson, Becky Neitzel, Marc Adams and Tom Andreski.

Malvern celebrated its 2008 Firemen's Homecoming June 11-15.

Best Appearing Antique Vehicle
1st - Dinger Garage 1971 Chevelle
2nd - First Christian Church VBS
3rd - Tom Smith 1989 Jeep
Best Appearing Marching Unit
Susan Powell Dance
Best Appearing Wrecker
Best Auto Sales
Best Appearing Float
1st - Consumer National Bank
2nd - 6th Ohio Calvery
Best Appearing Tractor
1st - David Bradley Tri Trac
2nd - Rick Borland
Judges Choice
Del Sweebe
Best Appearing Squad
Bartley Ambulance
Best Appearing Ladder
Minerva Fire Department
Best Appearing Pumper Over 1,000 GPM
Carroll County Volunteer Fire Department
Best Appearing Pumper Under 1,000 GPM
Brown Township Fire Department
Best Appearing Tanker
Robertsville Fire Department
Best Appearing Grass Unit
Sandy Township Fire Department
Best Appearing Oldest Unit in Service
Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department
Best Appearing Privately Owned Fire Truck
EMT Ambulance
Longest Distance Traveled
Perry Township Fire Department - 33 Miles
Judges
Jacci Fisk, Martika Brown, Tammie Leach

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