Welcome Tom Meaux, Administrative Coordinator

Guest of Honor Park Meyer, Centenarian

Address Hon. Judge Walter Swietlik, Circuit Judge

Music Harmony Station Barbershop Quartet

Recitation Original Poem Rose Bichler, Granddaughter of N. E. Becker & Bert Wester

Time Capsule Joel Haubrich, Wi Electric-Wi Gas Co. Ozaukee County Municipal Partners

Cornerstone Laying Reenactment Katie Smith, Chairperson, County Board,  Ron Voigt, Register of Deeds,  Jeff Schmidt, Clerk of Courts, Maury Straub, County Sheriff, Harold Dobberpuhl, County Clerk, Karen Makoutz, County Treasurer

Masons & Catholics Craig Heatwole, President, Masonic Lodge,  Fr. Al Sommer, St Mary’s Catholic Church

“To 2101” Bill Knight, Parks Director.  Written by Cheryl Rodziczak, Parks Dept.

21 Gun Salute Veterans Units from throughout County

Building Tour & Displays, Children’s Activities, Sign the Legacy Board, Souvenirs, Food, Spirits, Eastwood Band, Time Capsule Items

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	Color Guard
	Guest of Centennial Program (l-r) Craig Heatwole (Masonic Lodge), Burt Wester (Read in Luxembourgh the Poem of 1901), Rose Bichler (Great Granddaughter of N.E. Becker who wrote Poem for 1901 celebration and read Poem in English), Centennarian, Park Meyer (Honored Guest), Master of Ceremony Tom Meaux (County Administrative Coordinator), Chief Judge Walter Swietlik (Gave Address), Miss Columbia (Supervisor Kim McCulloch), County Board Chairman Katie Smith, and Father Al Sommer (St Mary's Catholic Church)
	County Courthouse (1901-
	Miss Columbia (Supervisor Kim McCulloch)
	The Crowd
	County Clerk Harold Dobberpuhl announces that the Cornerstone is Square
	In 1901 Parade, the Catholics did not want the Masons to be in the Parade.  Here we see Craig Heatwole and Father Al Sommer reconciling (with County Board Administrative Coordinator Tom Meaux and Policeman - County Board Supervisor Gerald Walker - making sure of the peace - in jest)
	Park Commissioner Bill Knight read the 2001 Poem written by Cheryl Rodziczak of the Park Department
	Raising of the Flag (Ken Brown - Veteran Service Officer - right photo by Terry Wester)
	21 Gun Salute
	Florist Carriage      and	US Mail Carriage