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Page 12 • The <strong>News</strong>-<strong>Banner</strong> • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2011<br />
Winners in the 2011 <strong>Bluffton</strong> Free Street Fair's classic car show, held Wednesday on South Main Street. (Photo by Brent<br />
Garrett)<br />
<strong>Bluffton</strong> Street Fair car show winners listed<br />
Best Pinstriping and Graphics, sponsored<br />
by Baller Pinstriping — Kenny<br />
Knotts, 1932 Ford Coupe<br />
Best Truck, sponsored by NAPA Auto<br />
Parts — Ron Kipfer, 1965 Chevy pickup<br />
Best General Motors, sponsored by<br />
Hiday Motors Inc. — Ken Griffith, 1958<br />
Chevy Impala<br />
Best Chrysler, sponsored by Hiday<br />
Chrysler Dodge Jeep — Scott Mossburg,<br />
1971 Plymouth Roadrunner<br />
Best Chevrolet, sponsored by Hiday<br />
Automotive Service Departments —<br />
Dayle Werling, 1931 Chevy<br />
Best Ford, sponsored by Reimschisel<br />
Ford Inc. — Wayne Settlemeyer, 1965<br />
Thunderbird convertible<br />
Ladies’ Choice, sponsored by Miller’s<br />
Body Shop — Steve Butler, 1969 Camaro<br />
Best Convertible, sponsored by Expert<br />
Transmission — Fred Bixler, 1956 Chevy<br />
Belair<br />
Best 1920s, sponsored by Mayer Restoration<br />
— Ken Miller, 1924 Model T<br />
Best 1930s, sponsored by Loren’s<br />
Body Shop — Bill Milholland, 1931 Ford<br />
Model A<br />
Best 1940s, sponsored by Expert<br />
Express Lube — Wayne Vardaman, 1946<br />
Dodge pickup<br />
Best 1950s, sponsored by Wall’s Radiator<br />
Shop — Charles Stepp, 1957 Thunderbird<br />
Best 1960s, sponsored by Andy Antrim,<br />
attorney — Megan Bryant, 1969<br />
Camaro convertible<br />
Best 1970s, sponsored by Double<br />
Construction — Blake Walters, 1970<br />
Chevelle SS 396<br />
Best 1980s, sponsored by Masterson’s<br />
Clothing Store — Roger Mauller, 1894/85<br />
Oldsmobile Cutluss 4-4-2<br />
Chairman’s Trophy, sponsored by Ron<br />
and Kim Breedlove — Rich Rumpel, 1955<br />
Chevy Nomad<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by First<br />
Bank of Berne — Mark Melick, 1940 Ford<br />
Coupe<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Appliance<br />
One — Tom Schaden, 1931 Buick<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Parlot<br />
City Trophy and Apparel — Steve Schieder,<br />
1940 Ford pickup<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Steve<br />
Farm Insurance — Steve Douglass, 1969<br />
Pontiac GTO<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by <strong>Bluffton</strong><br />
Super Wash — Randy Harmish, 1968<br />
armored truck<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by S&B<br />
Electric — Leonard Smythe, 1960 Chevy<br />
Corvett<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Bummie’s<br />
Root Beer Stand — Gary Kohlheim 1965<br />
Ford Mustang<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Markle-<br />
Bank — Joe Amstutz, 1940 Buick Business<br />
Coupe<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Kelly’s<br />
Collision Center — Ken Flowers, 1956<br />
Chevy Belair<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Street<br />
Fair Manager Jerry Christianson — Charlie<br />
Uptgraft, 1931 Model A Ford<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Wells<br />
County Lock-Up — Jim Jackson, 1949<br />
Here comes the candy!<br />
Trace Moser waits patiently for his share of the loot during the <strong>Bluffton</strong> Free Street Fair<br />
Instrial Parade. (Photo By Brent Garrett)<br />
Out of the fun house<br />
Thursday night was all about the kids. Not even the rain could keep this crew from racing<br />
through the fun house, often time and time again. (Photo By Brent Garrett)<br />
Studebaker pickup<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by <strong>Bluffton</strong><br />
Body and Paint and Dixie Chopper —<br />
Rodney Funk, 1955 Buick Special<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Minnich’s<br />
Lawn Care — Brian Netherland, 1929<br />
Ford “T-Bucket”<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Imel<br />
Motor Sales — Lemoine Overholser, 1949<br />
Oldsmobile<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Freeman’s<br />
Body Shop — Steve Ault, 1940 Chevy<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by <strong>Bluffton</strong><br />
Tire Inc. — Reuben Solano, 1960 Buick<br />
LeSabre Special<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Loren’s<br />
Towling Service — Paul and Judy Herring,<br />
1941 Ford pickup<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Captain’s<br />
Muffler and Auto Repair — Gail Parka,<br />
1936 Ford coupe<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Comfort<br />
One Heating and Cooling — Dave Bliss,<br />
1934 Ford coupe<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Fairway<br />
Floor Covering — Al Drabenstott, 1968<br />
Plymouth Barracuda<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by RMC Collision<br />
Service — Don and Deb Bowman,<br />
1957 Chevy Belair<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Auto Doctor<br />
— Bevan Best, 1967 King Midget<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Quality<br />
Car Care — Tom Preston, 1959 Ford Skyliner<br />
Best of Class, sponsored by Noble<br />
Enterprises — Marvin Haiflich, 1956 Lincoln<br />
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September 26 - October 1<br />
Downtown & Fairgrounds, Auburn, Indiana<br />
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26<br />
Queen Day<br />
4:00 PM .............. Carnival Open - All Rides $ 1 Each<br />
Downtown<br />
7:00 PM ...........Miss DeKalb County Queen Parade<br />
Downtown<br />
7:30 PM ................................. Evolution - 70’s-90’s Rock<br />
Downtown Stage<br />
8:00 PM .........Miss DeKalb County Queen Pageant<br />
Main Stage<br />
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27<br />
Merchants Day<br />
4:00 PM .................Carnival Open - Wrist Band $15<br />
Downtown<br />
6:00 PM ..............................Elementary Choir Show<br />
Main Stage<br />
7:00 PM .......................................... Freedom Parade<br />
Downtown<br />
7:30 PM ....................... Live 4:1 - Contemporary Christian<br />
Downtown Stage<br />
7:30 PM .................High School Swing Choir Show<br />
Main Stage<br />
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28<br />
Old Settlers/Scout Day<br />
12:00 Noon ............. Old Settlers Lunch & Program<br />
Methodist Church<br />
4:00 PM .................Carnival Open - Wrist Band $15<br />
Downtown<br />
5:30 PM .............................Judging 4-H Beef Steers<br />
Show Barn<br />
7:00 PM ............................................... Scout Parade<br />
Downtown<br />
7:00 PM .......................................... Allan & Ashcroft<br />
Main Stage<br />
7:30 PM .................................... Enyo Falls - Hard Rock<br />
Downtown Stage<br />
7:30 PM .................................................. Josh Kelley<br />
Main Stage<br />
8:30 PM ....................................................Steve Holy<br />
Main Stage<br />
AU19600168 AU10900117 AC3050005<br />
AREA/STATE<br />
TODAY AND TOMORROW<br />
AT THE STREET FAIR<br />
FRIDAY, Sept. 23<br />
($12 wristbands on rides from 1 to 5 p.m.)<br />
6 p.m. – Street Fair Band performance, corner of Market<br />
and Johnson streets<br />
7 to 8 p.m. – “Spike and the Bulldogs” concert, stage on<br />
West Washington Street.<br />
7:30 p.m. – Street Fair Band performance, corner of<br />
Market and Marion streets.<br />
8:30 to 9:30 p.m. — “Spike and the Bulldogs” concert,<br />
stage on West Washington Street.<br />
9 p.m. – Street Fair Band performance, corner of Main<br />
and Market streets.<br />
SATURDAY, Sept. 24<br />
($12 wristbands on rides from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.)<br />
9:30 a.m. – Heavyweight Horse Pulling, followed by<br />
Miniature Ponies, 4-H Park.<br />
Noon – Dachshund (“weiner dog”) race; $5 Registration<br />
Fee (donated to charity), West Washington Street.<br />
Noon to 7 p.m. – <strong>Bluffton</strong><br />
Parks and Recreation Department’s<br />
Arts and Crafts Bazaar,<br />
City Gym.<br />
12:30 to 1 p.m. – Mountain<br />
Storm martial arts demonstration,<br />
Courthouse Plaza.<br />
1 to 4 p.m. – Danno the<br />
Clown, Washington Commons<br />
area.<br />
1:30 p.m. – Appliance One<br />
Diaper Derby, West Washington Street stage area.<br />
1:30 p.m. – Heavyweight Pony Pulling Contest, 4-H<br />
Park.<br />
2 p.m. – Street Fair Dixieland Band performance, corner<br />
of Market and Johnson streets.<br />
2 to 3:15 p.m. – Susie Cue Studio performance, Courthouse<br />
Plaza.<br />
3:30 p.m. – Street Fair Dixieland Band performance,<br />
Courthouse Plaza.<br />
5 to 6 p.m. – Sounds of Worship Hour, stage on West<br />
Washington Street.<br />
6 p.m. – Street Fair Band concert, Courthouse Plaza.<br />
6 p.m. – Garden Tractor Pull (weigh-in at 5 p.m.), 4-H<br />
Park.<br />
7 to 9 p.m. – “Street Fair Idol” main event, stage on West<br />
Washington Street.<br />
8 p.m. – Street Fair Band performance, corner of Marion<br />
and Market streets.<br />
9 p.m. – Street Fair Band performance, corner of Main<br />
and Market streets.<br />
Public Land Auction<br />
104<br />
+/- Acres Selling<br />
in 5 Tracts DEKALB CO.<br />
Thursday, October 6th - 6:00pm<br />
CR 31 & US 6 - Waterloo, IN<br />
GRANT TOWNSHIP - SECTION 4<br />
Owners Mr. & Mrs. Elston<br />
Sale Managers: Brandon Steffen & Joshua Lewis<br />
Part of Waterloo Industrial Park -<br />
MAJOR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY<br />
TRACT 1: 6 +/- Acres - Approx. 650 ft. Road Frontage on U.S. 6<br />
TRACT 2: 17 +/- Acres - Approx. 650 ft. Road Frontage on CR 31<br />
TRACT 3: 19 +/- Acres - Approx. 740 ft. Road Frontage on CR 31<br />
TRACT 4: 36 +/- Acres - Approx. 885 ft. Road Frontage on U.S. 6<br />
TRACT 5: 26 +/- Acres - Approx. 650 ft. Road Frontage on U.S. 6<br />
Feel free to walk the property at any time!<br />
260.426.0633<br />
www.STEFFENGRP.com<br />
exhibit hall/middaugh hall open:<br />
Monday-Friday 10:00 AM-9:00 PM • Saturday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM<br />
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29<br />
Homemakers Day<br />
DEKALB COUNTY EXTENSION<br />
HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION<br />
9:00 AM .........................Draft Horse Pulling Contest<br />
Fairgrounds<br />
9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:00, 2:30 PM ... Extension Programs<br />
Exhibit Hall<br />
4:00 PM ..................Carnival Open - Wrist Band $15<br />
Downtown<br />
7:00 PM ........................................... Big Caddy Daddy<br />
Main Stage<br />
8:00 PM .............STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas<br />
Main Stage<br />
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30<br />
Kids Day<br />
10:00 AM .................. Carnival Open - Wrist Band $12<br />
(10:00 AM to 5:00 PM) Downtown<br />
10:45 AM ..................................................Pet Parade<br />
Downtown<br />
11:45 AM ................................ 4-H Livestock Auction<br />
Show Barn<br />
7:30 PM .....................................Supercharged - Rock<br />
Downtown Stage<br />
8:30 PM ..................................................... Sore Eyes<br />
Main Stage<br />
9:30 PM ................................................Adelitas Way<br />
Main Stage<br />
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1<br />
Grand Finale Parade/Reunion Day<br />
AUTOMOTIVE<br />
9:00 AM .................................... Antique Tractor Pull<br />
Fairgrounds<br />
10:00 AM ................................. Grand Finale Parade<br />
Downtown<br />
11:00 AM ... CARNIVAL OPEN - Wrist Band $20<br />
(11:00 AM to Close)<br />
Downtown<br />
1:30 PM ....................Patricia Krus School of Dance<br />
Main Stage<br />
2:00 PM .............................Cathy Ann Dance Studio<br />
Main Stage<br />
2:30 PM .................Turning Pointe Dance Academy<br />
Main Stage<br />
3:00 PM ..............................TDS - The Dance Studio<br />
Main Stage<br />
3:30 PM ............................. Starstruck Cheer & Pom<br />
Main Stage<br />
7:00 PM ...............................................Sierra Shame<br />
Main Stage<br />
8:00 PM ......................................................Ryan Star<br />
Main Stage<br />
AMERICA’S FAMILY REUNION<br />
Pick up a Fair Guide at Kroger or Scott’s!<br />
Visit the Merchant Tent<br />
TOYOTA<br />
Visit dekalbcountyfair.org for more information<br />
•<br />
There’s More!<br />
See even more photos<br />
— and watch videos<br />
— of the 2011 Street<br />
Fair on our "<strong>Bluffton</strong><br />
Street Fair" blog in<br />
our blog bank on our<br />
website at www.newsbanner.com<br />
Auction Location<br />
Waterloo Elementary School<br />
300 East Douglas Street - Waterloo<br />
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