On Saturday, the Billy Proctor Band will perform at Caddo's Barbecue lunch. The feature performer will be Gerald Rowland, a talented young musician from Atoka, who is also known as Poncho by the locals. Their performance begins about 11 a.m. under the pavilion in the downtown block of Buffalo.

A barbecue lunch will follow the rodeo parade which lines up at 9 a.m. at the rodeo grounds near the high school.

The lunch is sponsored by the TRAC organization with special help from other organizations and individuals.

The Civic and Cemetery Club will furnish dessert. Tucker's Meat Market from Durant is providing the meat at cost and providing their services free of charge. Rick and Sheila Eggenberg are delivering the meat and bringing their own personal smoker to keep it warm.

All children are invited to come and participate in the games that are organized just for them. Each of them will receive a prize from a local merchant for participating. All adults are encouraged to come and eat and participate in the silent auction. Take-out trays will be available. All of these activities will be under or near the pavilion.

These activities are in conjunction with Caddo's 43rd annual Round-Up Club Rodeo. It will be held at 8:00 p.m. July 30 and 31. It is sanctioned by UPRA, CPRA, and CRRA and the stock is provided by the Flying C Rodeo Company of Madill. The call-in number for rodeo contestants is 903-873-5214.

A special invitation is extended to everyone to come have an enjoyable morning, eat good food, enjoy excellent music and fellowship and help support the activities of the TRAC organization.