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Monday, July 4 2005, from 10:00am to 11:59pm
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Food, refreshments, rides, and fireworks, bigger than ever! Waterloo Firemens Park 500 Park Ave, Waterloo, WI 53594 website Schedule of Events Hourly - Drawings
10am - Food & Refreshments available: brats, burgers, beer, popcorn, snow cones, pizza, fries, pie, ice cream, corn dogs, funnel cakes
10am - Water Fights
10am-2pm - Euchre tournament
11am-4pm - 1/2 Grilled Chicken (by Glenn's Catering)
11:30am-1:30pm - Waterloo City Band
12:30-6:30pm - Bingo
1pm - Horse Pull
5pm-7pm - High Energy Mobile D.J.
7-9:30pm & after Fireworks until Midnight - Hazzard County Band
9:30pm - Raffle Drawing
10pm - Fireworks - better and bigger than ever!
Baseball 9am - Teeners (Waterloo vs. Marshall)
11:30am - Legion (Marshall vs Waterloo)
2pm - Firemen (Marshall vs Waterloo)
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