Talk:Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival

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"The Bloom" as it's called by locals is always looking for new celebrity guests, and sports stars to attend. Most recently the festival has joined the 1970's with such guests as Loni Anderson and Dick Van Paten. The festivals organizers ventured boldly into the 1980's with George Hamilton. There's been speculation they may ask Mark Paul Gosselaar from TV's Saved By The Bell.

The above paragraph added on 4 July; it is the only contrib from that address. Sarcasm is all well and good but this is an encyclopedia, not a blog. I am deleting the paragraph; if you can prove they're looking for Gosselaar you can restore it, but frankly I think it's made up. Thehappysmith 17:47, 15 September 2006 (UTC)