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Worthington hosts Windsurfing 

Regatta & Music Festival 

Live at the Lake kicks off 

with Georgia Satellites June 13 

The Headliners showcase 

their skills in Okoboji 

Enjoy free concerts on Saturday nights 

at Arnolds Park Amusement Park. 

Sounds: Rock the Roof takes concert 

goers back in time 

Community: Spencer ‘s 31st annaul 

Flagfest set for June 12-14 

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DISCOVER! is your guide to all the special events and activities in the greater 

northwest Iowa, southwest Minnesota, southeast South Dakota and northeast 

Nebraska areas. It is distributed free throughout these areas. 

Copyright, 2015. Nothing may be reprinted, photocopied or in any way 

reproduced without the permission of the publisher. 

On June 12-14 Worthington will host the 16th annual 

Windsurfing Regatta 

Sports: We Pedal Clean Water 

seeks to promote water conservation 

Calendar: No excuse for not finding 

fun activities and events 

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PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS 

You know that saying they have about 

the mail carrier? Neither snow nor 

rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays 

these couriers from the swift completion of 

their appointed rounds. 

That’s a little bit 

how we were last 

weekend at Okoboji. 

We were determined 

to get out and enjoy 

summer, even though 

Mother Nature was 

behaving as if it were 

the end of April rather 

than nearly June. We 

did our best not to let 

anything stop us from 

having a good time, but 

it was a challenge. 

DISCOVER! | JUNE 6, 2015 

MYRNA 

WAGNER 

Saturday afternoon our son and his 

friends were determined to go boating. 

They were all wearing hooded sweatshirts 

as they left the dock and though they took 

towels with them, they returned with everything 

and everyone still very dry. Later on 

we enjoyed an evening boat cruise around 

East Lake. The sky was lovely, the lake rather 

quiet — and we were bundled in our jackets 

and cuddled up under blankets to stay 

warm. One lone wave runner was still out 

on the lake and we all shuddered to think 

how cold that ride must have been. 

On Sunday to and from church we saw 

a few glimpses of sunshine through the 

clouds. The temperature felt a bit warmer 

than the previous day, and the wind was 

definitely calmer. After lunch we decided 

to catch a few rays. Armed with towels and 

beach blankets “just in case” we got situated 

on our lounge chairs. Ten minutes later the 

sky was filled with clouds and we had the 

blankets pulled up to our chins and over 

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6| Sports 

At a Glance: 

WHAT: 16th annual Windsurfing 

Regatta & Music Festival 

WHERE: Sailboard Beach, Lake 

Okabena in Worthington, MN 

WHEN: June 12-14 

COST: Free 

CONTACT: 507-372-2919 

ONLINE: worthingtonwindsuring. 

com 

Schedule 

Friday, June 12 

5:30 p.m. Opening ceremony 

National Anthem & Flag Raising 

6 p.m. Todd Hurst 

8 p.m. Maiden Dixie 

Saturday, June 13 

1 p.m. Too Drunk 2 Fish 

3 p.m. Rebel Queens 

5 p.m. Big Red Rawkit Riot 

7 p.m. Chair Auction 

8 p.m. Guilty Pleasures Orchestra 

Sunday, June 14 

1–3 p.m. DJ Barry Roberts 

KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER 

Catch some wind 

Worthington hosts Windsurfing Regatta 

The residents of Worthington, 

MN, are harnessing the power of 

the wind. 

Not for electricity via wind turbines, 

but instead they are harnessing raw 

wind power to highlight a fun sport 

and offer a weekend of unique events 

for the whole family. The 16th annual 

Windsurfing Regatta & Musical Festival 

will be held June 12-14. 

Worthington’s Lake Okabena is 

uniquely suited to host a windsurfing 

regatta as it consistently has the most 

important thing windsurfing requires 

— wind. 

“We complain about the wind here 

all the time, and now, we’re taking 

advantage of it,” said Ken Moser, one 

of the main organizers of the event. 

The Windsurfing Regatta & Music 

Festival began in 1999 and has become 

an annual event that features 

entertainment on the water and on 

the shore. Spectators can set up their 

lawn chairs on the shore and watch 

competitive windsurfing races or they 

can get out on the water for a free 

windsurfing instruction session. 

Last year, the Windsurfing Regatta 

in Worthington was the host for the 

U.S. Windsurfing National Championship. 

Worthington previously 

hosted the championships in 2004 

and 2008. 

This year, the three-day regatta is a 

part of the MoWind circuit of races 

around the Midwest. The Windsurfing 

Regatta is a straight surfing race with 

timed events. 

The regatta usually draws a crowd of 

thousands of people each day. 

But it’s not just the windsurfing that 

they come to see. There are plenty of 

other fun activities for the whole family 

over the weekend. 

Along with plenty of windsurfing, 

the Windsurfing Regatta & Music 

Festival will feature a number of local 

bands to enjoy for free. 

“After 15 years, we had a lot of 

people asking for different kinds of 

music, so we listened,” Moser said. 

This year some of the bands that 

will be performing outdoors for anyone 

who wants to pull up a lawn chair 

or blanket will include Maiden Dixie, 

Too Drunk 2 Fish, Rebel Queens and 

the Guilty Pleasures Orchestra. 

Windsurfing and music aren’t the 

only things on the agenda for the 

weekend. There’s more. 

“Each year we try to have an arts 

component,” Moser said. 

Worthington will play host to the 16th annual 

Windsurfing Regatta & Music Festival on June 

12-14 at Sailboard Beach on Lake Okabena. 

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They are fulfilling that goal in two 

different ways. They are bringing in 

an artist who will be doing sidewalk 

chalk art and will host a clinic to teach 

kids some of his tricks. They will also 

be hosting the Arts on the Shore arts 

and crafts event on Saturday once 

again this year. 

Saturday will also see a bunch of 

activities for the wee ones at the Kids 

Zone. From 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., kids can 

enjoy carnival games, face painting 

and playing in a giant sandbox. 

There will also be some opportunities 

for the more athletically inclined to get 

moving. Friday night will alight with 

color with the Worthington YMCA UV 

Splash Color Dash 5K. If running isn’t 

your thing then hop on a bike. 

The Regatta Bike Ride will take off 

on Saturday morning and bicyclists 

can choose from the 15, 30 and 

50-mile routes. This year there will be 

a new seven-mile family trail ride for 

those who want a quicker ride. 

Whether your interests lie in the 

direction of art, music, athletics or 

just having a fun time, feel free to grab 

some wind and sail up to Worthington, 

MN, for the 16th annual Windsurfing 

Regatta & Music Festival. F 

Worthington | Minnesota


Sounds | 7 

RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER 

LIVE 

at the Lake 

Concert series set for 

another spectacular 

season 

Bring your lawn chairs and get 

ready to rock. Live at the Lake 

has a jam-packed lineup this year 

with musical acts of all kinds ready to 

entertain every Saturday night, as 

well as a few Fridays, throughout the 

summer. 

Georgia Satellites will kick things 

off on Saturday, June 13, at Preservation 

Plaza as the park also begins to 

celebrate it’s 125th anniversary. 

Other events on that kick-off weekend 

will include a sidewalk chalk 

contest on Saturday, a parade, free ice 

cream and cake, and free carriage rides 

on Sunday, as well as the afternoon 

tea fundraiser on Monday. 

“Live at the Lake has really grown 

and that’s continued this year,” Historic 

Arnolds Park marketing and 

communications manager Di Lorenzen 

said. “We’re so fortunate to have 

many great sponsors help bring all 

these bands to the park. As a nonprofit 

we wouldn’t be able to do this 

without their help.” 

With the help of those sponsors 

there are 18 concerts filling this summer’s 

Live at the Lake concert series. 

Every Saturday night from June 13 

through Sept. 5 has a band booked, 

as well as three Fridays and Sunday, 

July 5. The three-night concert stand 

for Independence Day weekend includes 

The Rumbles on Friday, Kory 

The Live at the Lake concert series will feature a number of free concerts throughout the summer. 

& The Fireflies on Saturday, and Uncle 

Kracker for a special 125th Anniversary 

concert on Sunday. 

All the concerts are free this year. 

The lineup also includes lakes area 

regulars Damon Dotson and The Nadas. 

Fans of The Rolling Stones will 

get to hear their favorite early hits 

from the British rockers with cover 

band The Rolling Stoners. Ladies 

of the 80’s are back. As is Cowboy 

Mouth. 

Reggae lovers will be eager to pack 

the park for The Wailers and country 

fans will line up for Chris Cagle. 

These are just about half the shows 

scheduled to rock the lake this summer. 

“To help celebrate the 125th we’ve 

brought in bands like The Rumbles 

who played the Roof Garden for 

years, as well as returning favorites 

like Damon Dotson and Kory & The 

Fireflies,” Lorenzen said. 

With a lineup full of acts from a 

wide variety of musical genres, thousands 

of fans, young and old alike, 

figure to pack the plaza every weekend 

this summer. 

“People that come really enjoy the 

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atmosphere, which is so unique being 

right by the water with the amusement 

park right there as well,” Lorenzen 

said. “It’s a family venue with 

family friendly concerts so the kids 

can come and have a blast along with 

their parents.” 

Whatever your musical taste may 

be, there is a band to enjoy all summer 

during Live at the Lake. 

With the whole experience of Arnolds 

Park at your fingertips bring the 

family, take in a show, take in the park 

and get ready for a rockin’ good time 

along the shores of Okoboji. F 

Arnolds Park | Iowa 

At a Glance: 

WHAT: Georgia Satellites, Live at 

the Lake 2015 

WHERE: Preservation Plaza, Arnolds 

Park Amusement Park 

WHEN: Saturday, June 13 at 7:30 

p.m. 

COST: Free 

CONTACT: 712-332-2183 

ONLINE: www.arnoldspark.com 

2015 lineup: 

Here is the lineup for the entire 

summer concert series: 

June 13 Georgia Satellites 

June 19 Damon Dotson 

June 20 The Nadas 

June 27 Casey Muessigmann 

July 3 The Rumbles 

July 4 Kory & The Fireflies 

July 5 Uncle Kracker 

July 11 Chris Cagle 

July 18 Ladies of the 80’s 

July 25 The Wailers 

Aug. 1 Massive Brass Attack 

Aug. 8 Big Blue Sky Band 

Aug. 15 Cowboy Mouth 

Aug. 21 The Rolling Stoners 

Aug. 22 Jacob Martin Band 

Aug. 29 Kat Perkins 

Sept. 5 Arch Allies


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RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER 

All that jazz 

The Headliners showcase their skills in Okoboji 

It’s time to jazz things up a bit. The Headliners are 

coming back to Okoboji to showcase their jazz 

talents for what is sure to be a packed house in 

Pomerantz Hall at Pearson Lakes Art Center. 

The group is made up of eight guys from as near 

as Iowa City; Vermillion, SD; and Omaha, NE; to 

as far as Los Angeles, Chicago and Colorado. By 

day they teach the ways of jazz music to students 

at the Reggie Schive Jazz Camp held at Iowa Lakes 

Community College in Estherville. By night they 

entertain audiences around the Iowa Great Lakes. 

“They’ve been here for more than 10 years now 

and they’re a great group of guys, great to work with 

and they have fun on stage which the audience 

enjoys,” Pearson Lakes Art Center performing arts 

director Rachelle Fratzke said. “I think they’ll entertain 

everyone and especially any jazz lovers.” 

The group’s name came from simple necessity. 

“They were our ‘headliners’ at jazz camp and we 

needed to call them something.” Iowa Lakes Community 

College instrumental director Carol Ayres 

said. “We made a CD and they needed a name, 

simple as that.” 

Ayres helped start the camp, named for the late 

music instructor Reggie Schive, which is now in its 

35th year and runs from June 7-11 in Estherville. At 

least one of the Headliners, keyboardist and vocalist, 

Tony Gulizia of Vail, CO, has been involved 

The Headliners: 

Roger Neumann, saxophones, Los Angeles, 

CA 

CJ Kocher, saxophones, Vermillion, SD 

Michael Gurciullo, trumpet and vocals, Omaha, 

NE 

Dan Cassady, trombone, Iowa City, IA 

at the camp every single year. Most, if not all, of 

the group members have a connection to Schive 

whether it be as a teacher and student or band mate, 

or both. 

“They’re not just wonderful musicians, but wonderful 

teachers and they have a great rapport with 

the students getting them fired up to play jazz all 

summer long,” Ayres said. 

This is the only time of the year The Headliners 

get to together as an entire group to perform. Ayres 

thinks the concert is a great way for the community 

to see the talented musicians that are teaching at the 

camp. 

“It’s a great way to show the community what 

incredible performers they are,” Ayres said. “They 

don’t play together the rest of the year and come 

together without music or practice and just play. It’s 

really impressive.” 

As far as the music is concerned, Ayres said it will 

be a great jazz concert with a variety of straightahead 

jazz, swing, ballads and more. They will also 

sit in with the Dick Bauman Big Band on Monday 

night at the art center. 

For jazz lovers it’s an opportunity not to be 

missed. 

“I personally love jazz and we don’t get much 

around here so it’s nice to have this show on the 

schedule each year,” Fratzke said. 

So get your jazz fix now and take advantage of 

this once-a-summer chance to catch The Headliners 

in Okoboji. F 

Okoboji | Iowa 

At a Glance: 

WHAT: The Headliners 

WHERE: Pomerantz Hall, Pearson 

Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy 71, 

Okoboji, IA 

WHEN: Tuesday, June 9. 7-9 p.m. 

COST: $20 non-members, $16 

members, $15 students 

CONTACT: 712-332-7029 

ONLINE: www.lakesart.org 

Camp: 

In addition to the Tuesday night 

show, The Headliners, as well as 

their students from the Reggie 

Schive Jazz Camp at Iowa Lakes 

Community College, will be performing 

throughout the week. Visit 

www.iowalakes.edu/music/jazz_ 

camp for more information about 

the camp itself. 

Monday, June 8 at 7 p.m. The 

Headliners with Dick Bauman 

Big Band in Pomerantz Hall at 

Pearson Lakes Art Center. 

Wednesday, June 10 at 7 p.m. 

The Headliners at Thoreson Memorial 

Park Shelter House in Estherville. 

Thursday, June 11 Student 

combo concert at 3:30 p.m. 

Student Big Band Concert with 

The Headliners at 6:30 p.m. at 

Iowa Lakes Community College 

in Estherville. 

Thursday, June 11 The Headliners 

concert at approximately 

9 p.m. (after the student big 

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10 | Sounds 


At a Glance: 

WHAT: The Trademarkz/DC Drifters 

perform at Rock the Roof 

WHERE: The Roof Garden, Arnolds 

Park Amusement Park, 37 Lake 

St., Arnolds Park, IA 

WHEN: Thursday nights throughout 

the summer 

COST: $2 for June 11 show, normally 

$5 per person 

CONTACT: 712-330-0889 

ONLINE: www.iowarocknroll.com 

Lineup: 

June 11 The Trademarkz/DC 

Drifters 

June 18 Slow Jam/Starfire 

June 25 Rock ala Carte/Galaxy 

July 2 Shawn Benz/Jessie James 

& the Outlaws 

July 9 Daybreak/Sideline 

July 16 Adam Wayne/Clark Marshall 

Band 

July 23 The Castels/The Expressions 

July 30 Randy Dillingham Band/ 

Generations of Rock&Roll 

Aug. 6 TJ Express/Elvis Night 

Aug. 13 Kevin King/Richie Lee 

Rocking and rolling all summer long 

Rock the Roof concerts kick off June 11 

Are you ready to rock? 

Because the Iowa Rock ‘n’ Roll 

Music Association is all set to 

rock and roll this summer. 

Once again the Iowa Rock ‘n’ Roll 

Music Association will be hosting 

their Rock the Roof concert series on 

10 consecutive Thursday evenings 

at The Roof Garden in Arnolds Park 

Amusement Park. 

“This is our 13th year of Rock the 

Roof concerts. It has evolved and 

become an expected tradition,” said 

Andrea Wiesenmeyer, the director of 

operations with the Iowa Rock ‘n’ Roll 

Music Association. “We have people 

who will call here and base their vacations 

around whose going to be playing 

when.” 

The Rock the Roof concerts take 

place every Thursday evening at 6 

p.m. and will start on June 11. 

This first concert is being called 

“Throwback Thursday” to help celebrate 

the Arnolds Park Amusement 

Park’s kick-off of their 125th anniversary. 

To celebrate the event, they will 

only be charging a $2 admission fee 

for the Rock the Roof concert on June 

11 instead of the normal $5. 

“We are excited to help Arnolds 

Park Amusement Park kick off their 

125th anniversary with our first Rock 

the Roof for the summer. The park has 

been a large part of our history and we 

are excited to help them celebrate all 

summer long,” Wiesenmeyer said. 

The first concert will feature The 

Trademarkz and the DC Drifters. 

Many of the members of The Trademarkz 

were originally in the band 

The Fabulous Traidmarx. The band 

is made up of Tim Horsman on keyboards, 

Greg Hoekstra and Bob Rusk 

on trumpet, Dennis Johnson on sax, 

David Lady on guitar and they will be 

joined by Mick Buckley. 

The DC Drifters are based in Austin, 

MN, and have been playing old time 

rock ‘n’ roll for the past several decades 

all over the Midwest. 

The rest of the bands for the 

10-week lineup will offer something 

for everyone. 

“Rock the Roof has a great summer 

lineup this year. You’ll see some familiar 

names as well as some new ones. 

We tried to get a little bit of something 

for everyone in this year’s lineup,” Wiesenmeyer 

said. 

The Rock the Roof concerts generally 

bring in a crowd that numbers 

around 600-1,000 people each night. 

One new thing they are trying out 

this year is to partner with a different 

local non-profit for each of the concerts 

in an attempt to give back. 

“One dollar of each ticket will be 

donated back to a local non-profit 

this year,” said Wiesenmeyer. “It’s a 

great way for us to reach out to some 

other non-profits in the community. 

It will also help boost community 

awareness for us and for them.” 

Some of the non-profits they will 

be partnering with over the summer 

include Camp Foster, 4-H, Discovery 

House, Dickinson County Trails and 

the Humane Society of Northwest 

Iowa. The Iowa Rock ‘n’ Roll Music Association 

is on a mission to preserve 

the legacy of rock ‘n’ roll in Iowa, all 

you have to do is sit back and enjoy a 

night of that nostalgic sound. F 

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FLAGS, FLAGS AND MORE 

FLAGS 

Spencer’s Flagfest set for June 12-14 

Flags are about to take center stage in Spencer, 

IA. 

For the past 31 years the second weekend 

is June has been set aside to celebrate something 

special. And this year, things won’t be any different. 

The 31st annual Spencer Flagfest celebration 

will be held June 12-14. 

It all began back in 1984 when a group of 

people decided to start an event that celebrated 

patriotism and community spirit. When that 

was combined with the fact that Spencer is one 

of the flag cities of Iowa, it seemed natural to 

adopt the flag theme for the annual celebration. 

All these years later, the flags are still flying 

high. Spencer’s Grand Avenue becomes a sight 

to see. Flags from all 50 states are flying alongside 

U.S. territory flags. 

Don’t worry. They don’t forget about Old 

Glory. The U.S. flag is predominantly displayed 

throughout the weekend. 

Events will officially kick off on Friday. For 

movie lovers, you can grab a blanket or a lawn 

chair and head to East Leach Park for the movie 

in the park. This year’s feature film will be “Big 

Hero 6.” 

Saturday is jam-packed with events and things 

get started at a brisk pace with the annual Run 

for the Sun 5K/10K. 

They say that’s there’s nothing more American 

than apple pie, and to go along with the Stars & 

Stripes waving overhead, it seems only fitting to 

also include that particular pie. 

The Parker Historical Society of Clay County 

At a Glance: 

WHAT: Spencer 31st annual Flagfest 

WHERE: Spencer, IA 

WHEN: June 12-14 

COST: Varies 

CONTACT: 712-262-5680 

ONLINE: spenceriowachamber.org 

will be hosting an apple pie baking contest on 

Saturday, June 13. Later in the day the pies will 

be judged and then they will be served up for 

free for anyone who wants a slice until the pies 

are gone. 

Saturday will also feature a few flea markets 

and lots of fun activities to keep the kids entertained 

in East Leach Park. 

The biggest attractions on Saturday are the parade 

and the Grand Cruise and Tunes on Grand 

Avenue. The Grand Cruise features both cars and 

music from the days of old. 

Activities continue on Sunday with the traditional 

flight breakfast at the Northwest Iowa 

Regional Airport, where pancakes and sausage 

are served to all who drive in or fly in. 

Other Sunday activities will include a free 

swim at the Spencer Family Aquatic Center and 

performance by the Spencer Municipal Band in 

the afternoon. 

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flags, fun and more flags. F 

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Pedaling 

for a 

purpose 

Bike ride seeks to promote 

water conservation 

Water. It’s what brings thousands 

upon thousands of 

vacationers flocking to the 

Iowa Great Lakes every year. It’s also 

something we take for granted. 

But that’s something the people at 

the Dickinson County Conservation 

Board and the Dickinson County Soil 

& Water Conservation District are 

hoping to change. 

The We Pedal Clean Water bike ride 

will be held on Saturday, June 13, and 

will hopefully fulfill two purposes. 

“It’s not only going to be educational, 

but it’s also great to get people out and 

moving during the summer,” said Kiley 

Roth, the community relations coordinator 

at the Dickinson County Nature 

Center. “Bike rides are a great way to 

draw in people of a variety of ages.” 

We Pedal Clean Water is a 20-mile 

ride around West Lake Okoboji that 

will include several stops where 

people will be able to learn about the 

efforts local people and organizations 

are making to positively impact water 

quality. 

Here is a list of the stops and the 

topics that will be discussed at each 

stop: 

1. Drainage District No. 22: What is a 

watershed? 

2. Historic Arnolds Park: How pervious 

pavers filter water. 

3. Milford Municipal Utility shoreline: 

The role native vegetation plays in 

stabilizing shorelines. 

4. West O Beer: Sustainable water use. 

5. Garlock Slough wetland complex: 

Wetland Restoration & Enhancement 

programs. 

6. Emerson Bay State Park: Soil health. 

7. Iowa Lakeside Lab: Water quality 

research and monitoring. 

8. Okoboji View Golf Course: Wetland 

restoration project. 

9. Monarch Cove: How bio-cells function. 

Even though a 20-mile bike ride 

may seem daunting to some it’s an 

event that was planned for a variety of 

athletic abilities. 

“It’s not a group ride so people can 

go at their own pace. They can take off 

and ride the trail by themselves and 

they can stop whenever they want,” 

said Roth. “The event will run from 

8 a.m. to noon and the presenters 

will just keep presenting during that 

whole time.” 

People can register the morning 

of the ride, which will start at the 

Dickinson County Nature Center and 

riders will return there to conclude 

the event. For people who aren’t ready 

to tackle the ride, but want to learn 

about some water conservation ideas, 

they can simply come to the nature 

center and talk with local conservation 

professionals. 

While getting out and moving is 

important, the organizers also want to 

stress that water conservation is something 

that everyone can do and it can 

be something small. 

“I hope the that everybody who 

comes and participates that day sees 

something along the route or talks to 

somebody who is doing this or that at 

their home already and is inspired to 

try something new,” said Jim Sholly, 

the Iowa Great Lakes watershed coordinator. 

“Efforts don’t have to be 

grand structures that are eyesores — 

the majority of things being done are 

really easy to do.” 

One small idea that can have an 

impact on water quality include ceasing 

to mow all the way down to the 

waters’ edge and instead just letting it 

grow and replacing that ornamental 

grass with native species. 

“We hope that we are able to 

educate people who might not know 

much about water conservation, but 

who come because they like bike riding 

and that they will learn something 

in the process,” Sholly said. 

Water conservation is a subject that 

should concern everyone as it will 

impact everyone, according to Sholly. 

“Clean water is something that we 

often take advantage of and especially 

in this area we base our livelihood or 

weekend recreation activities around 

it. But it’s also something we often 

take for granted,” said Sholly. “That’s 

why we want to work to ensure the 

water quality for future generation, 

not just our generation.” F 

Sports | 15 

At a Glance: 

WHAT: We Pedal Clean Water bike 

ride 

WHERE: Dickinson County Nature 

Center 2279 170th St., Okoboji, IA 

WHEN: Saturday, June 13 

COST: Free 

CONTACT: 712-336-6352 

ONLINE: dickinsoncountynaturecenter.com 

Art & Nature 

Concert Series: 

Dave Rowley and Ryan Sather 

kick off the first summer concert 

series in the Dickinson 

County Nature Center outdoor 

amphitheater 7 p.m. Saturday, 

June 13. 

The concert will be the first of 

three outdoor shows this season at 

the nature center, and it will be held 

after the We Pedal Clean Water 

conservation bike ride around West 

Lake Okoboji scheduled for 8 a.m.- 

noon June 13. 

Concert tickets cost $7 at the nature 

center entrance, with children 

5 and younger free. The gate will 

open at 6 p.m. for the 7 p.m. show. 

Audience members may bring blankets 

or lawn chairs to sit on as well 

as picnic dinners, beer, wine or pop 

to enjoy during the show. 

Concerts will also be held at the 

nature center 7 p.m. July 11 and 

Sept. 4, during the Bee & Butterfly 

Festival. 

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Calendar | 17 

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SATURDAY, JUNE 6 

Village Northwest Unlimited, Sheldon, IA., 712-324-5405. 

JUNE 4-6 

Sioux Center Summer Celebration 

Sioux Center, IA. 712-722-3457 

JUNE 5 

Chad Elliot concert 

Spencer Community Theatre, 518 1st Ave. 

Spencer, IA. 712-336-7336 

JUNE 5-7 

Buffalo Days 

Luverne, MN. 888 283-4061 

JUNE 5-7 

Good Ole Summertime 

Various Locations around Sibley, IA. 

712-754-3212 

JUNE 6 

Hats off to 50 Years 

Pearson Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy. 71, 

Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7013 

JUNE 6-7 

University of Okoboji 

Youth Soccer Tournament 

(712) 338-2424 

PARADE OF HOMES! 

JUNE 6-7 

Home Builders Association of 

N’West Iowa Parade of Homes 

Iowa Great Lakes, 712-336-3901 

JUNE 9 

The Headliners perform 


Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7013 

JUNE 10 

Summer Suites 

Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park, 

Orange City, 712-707-6514 

JUNE 10 

Nature Playtime for Tots 

Dickinson County Nature Center, 2279 170th 

Street, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352 

JUNE 10 

Lakeside Treasure Hike opens 

Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, 1838 Hwy. 86, 

Milford, IA. 712-337-3669. 

JUNE 10 

Jerry Seinfeld 

On stage at the Orpheum Theatre, 

Sioux City, IA. 800-514-3849 

JUNE 12-14 

UV Splash Color Dash 5K 

Worthington Area YMCA, Worthiington, MN. 

507-376-6197 

JUNE 12-14 

Spencer Flagfest 

Spencer, IA. 712-262-5680 

JUNE 12-14 

Windsurfing Regatta & 

Music Festival 

Worthington, MN. 

JUNE 13 

Primghar Iowa Figure 8 Races 

Primghar, IA. 712-957-2435 

JUNE 13 

We Pedal Clean Water 

conservation bike ride 

Dickinson County Nature Center, 2279 170th 

Street, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352 

JUNE 13 

Smoke-A-Boji Bar-B-Q Competition 

Boji Bay Funhouse & Pavillion, 1501 Boji Bend 

Drive, Milford, IA. 712-338-2034 

JUNE 13-14 

Bud Pearson Calcutta 

Golf Tournament 


Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7013 

JUNE 15-17 

Weird Science Day Camp 

For ages 8-9, Dickinson County Nature Center, 

2279 170th Street, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352 

JUNE 16-21 

“On Thin Ice” 

Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N, 

Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7773 

JUNE 17 

Wild Wednesday: 

Nature’s Superpowers 

Waitt Lab, Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, 1838 

Hwy. 86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3669 

JUNE 17 

Orange City Area Community Band 

Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park, 

Orange City, 712-707-6514 

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Le Mars, IA. 712-546-8821 

JUNE 18-20 

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Sheldon, IA. 712-324-9763 

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JUNE 21 

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Arnolds Park Amusement Park, Arnolds Park, 

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THE 

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Here is a list of 

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this weekend. 

If you don’t have time for everything this weekend, 

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THURSDAY, JUNE 4 

Big Nacho Karaoke 

7 p.m., Barefoot Bar at 

Parks Marina, East Lake 

Okoboji. 712-332-7303 

Michael Hope 

8-10:30 p.m., The Wine Bar 

& Art Gallery, Arnolds Park, 

IA. 712-539-1351 

The Ken Valdez Band 

9:30 p.m., Captain’s 

Getaway, 107 W Broadway 

St, Arnolds Park, IA. 

712-332-7045 

FRIDAY, JUNE 5 

Chris John 

2:30 p.m.,,Marina, East Lake 

Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303 

Chad Edward Band 



Okoboji. IA. 712-332-7303 

The Dirt Road Prophets 




712-332-7045 

SATURDAY, JUNE 6 

Chris John 

2:30 p.m., Barefoot Bar 

at Parks Marina, East Lake 

Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303 

Chad Edward Band 



Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303 

The Dirt Road Prophets 




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SUNDAY, JUNE 7 

Chris John 

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Tammy Hamlin 

3:30-6 p.m., The Wine Bar 

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DON’T MISS IT! A summer soccer tradition 

The recreational tournament will draw 41 teams from Omaha and one from Council Bluffs for the weekend of 

June 6-7 and will take place across five fields at Okoboji High School in Milford. Those teams will comprise a total 

of about 623 players divided into boys and girls divisions of ages under 12 and ages under 14 teams. 

2Okoboji 

welcomes 

Hotel 

California 

It’s not a place. It’s a band. 

And they’ll be performing at 

the Pearson Lakes Art Center 

on Wednesday, June 3. 

Hotel California “A Salute to 

the Eagles” was founded way 

back in 1982 when the Eagles 

broke up. The band Hotel 

Califonia has been performing 

and recreating that original Eagles 

sound ever since. 

5 

3 

Lineup set for annual Parade of Homes 

In this parade the floats don’t move. Instead visitors tour each of the floats 

themselves at seven locations throughout the Iowa Great Lakes area. And 

the “floats” are actually a variety of homes set up for the 2015 Parade of 

Homes hosted by the Home Builders Association of Northwest Iowa. The 

parade is set for June 6-7 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 

Tossing buffalo chips 

Ever participated in a buffalo chip tossing contest? If you are like most people, 

then the answer to that is most likely: no. But if you want to be able to 

answer a resounding yes to that question then you will have your chance at 

the 31st annual Buffalo Days celebration in Luverne, MN, on June 5-7. 

4Chad Elliot 

is back in 

Spencer 

The Spencer 

Performing Arts 

Coalition is bringing 

back a popular 

former Spencer 

resident. Chad 

Elliot is back in 

town. Or at least 

he will be in time 

for his concert on 

Friday, June 5 at 

the Spencer 

Community 

Theatre. His concert 

will be the 

final event in the 

SPARC series for 

the 2014-2015 

season. SPARC is 

a joint venture of 

Arts on Grand and 

the Spencer Community 

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20 | Screen 

6, 2015 

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Entourage R 

“Entourage,” the much-anticipated big-screen version of the 

award-winning hit HBO series, reunites the show’s original cast. 

Spy R 

Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) is an unassuming, deskbound 

CIA analyst, and the unsung hero behind the Agency’s most 

dangerous missions. But when her partner (Jude Law) falls off 

the grid and another top agent (Jason Statham) is compromised, 

she volunteers to go deep undercover to infiltrate the world of a 

deadly arms dealer and prevent a global disaster. 

good stuff still playing 

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Tomorrowland 

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The SpongeBob Movie: 

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PG-13 

125 min. 

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100 min. 

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“Jupiter Ascending” tells the story of Jupiter Jones (Mila Kunis), who 

was born under a night sky, with signs predicting she was destined for 

great things. 

SpongeBob SquarePants, the world’s favorite sea dwelling invertebrate, 

comes ashore to our world for his most super-heroic adventure yet. 

Focus R 

104 min. 

A con artist (Will Smith) takes on an inexperienced apprentice in this 

crime comedy 

American Sniper R 

134 min. 

From director Clint Eastwood comes “American Sniper,” starring Bradley 

Hot Tub Time 

Machine 2 

PG-13 

123 min. 

★★★★★ 

PG-13 

105 min. 

★★★★★ 

PG Bound by a shared destiny, former boy-genius Frank and Casey, a bright, 

107 min. optimistic teen, embark on a mission to unearth the secrets of an enigmatic 

place known only as “Tomorrowland.” 

★★★★★ 

PG-13 Surprise hit “Pitch Perfect” gets sequelized in this Universal Pictures production 

once again scripted by Kay Cannon. 

114 min. 

★★★★★ 

★★★★★ 

★★★★★ 

R 

93 min. 

★★★★★ 

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island’s Brad Peyton steps into disaster 

movie territory with this 3D film surrounding an earthquake that hits the 

West Coast. Carlton Cuse provides the script. 

Bradley Cooper stars as a defense worker who teams up with a pilot 

(Emma Stone) to stop a satellite launch in this romantic comedy from 

Cameron Crowe. Rachel McAdams co-stars. 

Cooper as Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. But 

there was much more to this true American hero than his skill with a rifle. 

Hot Tub Time Machine director Steve Pink returns to the helm for this 

sequel set 10 years in the future, and starring Rob Corddry, Adam Scott, 

Clark Duke, and Craig Robinson. 

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Folklorama Festival AUG 6-9 

Folklorama! Celebrate life and culture with world-class 

entertainment, delicious authentic food and beautiful 

cultural displays at Folklorama, the largest and 

longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the 

world. We will be exploring one of the most vibrant arts 

and culture scenes found in the heart of the continent. 

Idaho & Montana 

AUG 18-28 

High Plains Western Heritage Center, Little Bighorn 

Battlefield & Museum, Moss Mansion, Grizzly Bear 

Encounter, Coeur d’Alene’s Old Mission Park, Museum 

of North Idaho, Lake Coeur d’Alene Dinner Cruise, Nez 

Perce National Historical Park, Hagerman Fossil Beds 

National Monument, Yellowstone National Park, Cody 

Rodeo, Cody Cattle Company Dinner Theater, Wyoming 

Dinosaur Center, Fort Casper Museum & Historic Site, 

Scottsbluff National Monument, Fort Robinson Museum 

FOR MORE DETAILS GO TO: 

www.swtourandtravel.com 

Southwest 

TOUR AND TRAVEL 

79602 55th Ave., Jackson, MN 

507.847.2380 or 800.533.6801 

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First Annual 

Smoke-A-Boji 

BBQ Competition 

Saturday, June 13 • 12-6 p.m. 

Boji Bay Outdoor Stage 

1st place: $300 • 2nd place: $200 • 3rd place: $100 

•Vote for your favorite BBQ 

•Enjoy Craft Beers 

•The Lamont Cranston Band 

performing from 2-4:30 p.m. 

One of the Top Blues Bands in Midwest! 

2501 Boji Bend Drive, Milford, IA 

For more information contact Tom Golden 

712-338-2034, ext 110 • Thomas@bojibayfuncom 

COMPETITORS 

WANTED! 

•Choose your own 

meat to enter 

•Furnish your own 

meat 

•$75 entry fee 

•Public will judge 

Great Movies At A Fair Price! 

1 

2 

MAX 

Theatres 

SIBLEY, IOWA • (712) 754-2672 

www.maxtheatres.com 

Presented in Digital Projection & Sound 

PLAYING JUNE 5-11 

R 

SPY 

SNEAK SHOWING–THURS. NIGHT JUNE 4, 9:15 PM 

SUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:30 

SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PM 

SAN ANDREAS - 3D 

SUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:25 

SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PM 

Admission Adults - $6.00, Children - $5.00, 

Matinee Admission - $5.00 

3D Movies Require a $2.50 Surcharge 

SENIORS RECEIVE FREE 

small popcorn with paid admission 

MONDAY IS BOWL NIGHT 

TUESDAY $1 POP AND POPCORN 

PG-13 

All Seats $5 Tuesday! 

$2 Soft Drinks & $2 Popcorn


Wings 

SUMMER 

HOURS: 

Tuesday through 

Saturday: 

Open at 5 p.m. 

Saturday and Sunday: 

Open at 9 a.m. 

for Breakfast 

LIGHTHOUSE 

BAR & GRILL 

Phone 332-5995 

East Oaks Mall, 

Okoboji, IA 

Outdoor Concerts 

start June 5, 7-10 p.m. 

Transitional menu varies from Lighter 

Fare to Steaks - full menu available 

throughout the day. Full-service Bar with 

Promotional Drinks and Daily Features. 

Open Daily: 

11am - 9pm 

CASUAL 

DINING 

with beautiful surrounds, indoors or outdoors, 

overlooking well-groomed greens of 

Brooks National Golf Course! 

1201 Brooks Park Dr., 

Okoboji, IA 

712-332-8013 Ranked #1 for Food and Service among 22+ restaurants in the area. 

Join us at our newest location 

Rabab’s at the Lake 

Central Emporium, Upper Level 

The best view on Lake Okoboji 

144 Lakeshore Dr., Arnolds Park, IA 

712-332-8176 - Reservations Preferred 

www.rababsbistro.com 

30 Years in Okoboji! 

Maxwell’s was founded 

in 1986 by Lewis Casson. 

From the start, Maxwell’s 

presented itself as a 

restaurant offering superior 

food served with care and 

courtesy. Responding to their 

clientele’s rising appreciation 

of sophisticated foods, they 

carefully expanded Maxwell’s 

menu to include classic 

cosmopolitan dishes. 

712-332-7578 

37 Lake St., Arnolds Park, IA 

·Open for lunch 

daily at 11:30 a.m. 

·Open for dinner 

daily at 5:30 p.m. 

Owned by Lewis Casson and Julie Roth


Worthington 

Windsurfing Regatta 

Friday, June 12 

11:00 am to 8:00 pm (or later) - Food vendors 

open for business 

4:00 to 8:00 pm - Daily Globe Tent open 

3:00 pm to midnight - Beer Tent open 

6:00 pm - Todd Hurst 

8:00 pm - Maiden Dixie 

June 12-14, 2015 

Worthington, MN 

Saturday, June 13 

8:30 am to 8:00 pm - Daily Globe Tent open 

9:00 am - Regatta Bike Ride begins 

(registration starts at 8:00 am at Centennial Park) 

9:00 am - Skipper’s meeting; racing to follow 

10:00 am to 3:00 pm - Kids Art Tent 

11:00 am to 8:00 pm (or later) - Food 

vendors open 

Noon to 11:59 pm - Beer Tent open 

1:00 pm - Too Drunk To Fish 

3:00 pm - Rebel Queens 

5:00 pm - Big Red Rawkit Riot 

7:00 pm - Daily Globe Chair Auction 

(Proceeds going to Nobles County Pheasants Forever) 

8:00 pm - Guilty Pleasures Orchestra 

Sunday, June 14 

9:00 am - Skippers Meeting - Racing to Follow 

10:00 am to 2:00 pm - Daily Globe Tent open 

11:00 am to 3:00 pm - Food vendors open 

12:00 pm - Zumba with Americ 

Afternoon - Windsurfing Awards Ceremony 

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Flagfest 

FRIDAY- 

SUNDAY, 

JUNE 12-14 

FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015 

All Day: – Annual Display of Veterans 

Memorial Flags and additional flags, Clay Co. 

Courthouse, Hwy 71 and 18, side streets. 

9 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Moose Lodge Outdoor Flea 

Market – 317 11th Ave. SE, Spencer. Food 

stand will be available. Art in Bloom – Arts on 

Grand. 

5 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Chamber Chill. Location: 

The Bear Coffeehouse and Wine Bar’s Patio. 

Wear your red, white and blue at this Flagfest 

kick-off! 

5 p.m.: IMCA Racing – Clay County Fair 

Speedway. Pit Gates open at 5 p.m.; 

Grandstands open at 6 p.m.; Hot laps at 6:30 

p.m. and racing to follow. 

Sunset: Annual Movie in the Park – East 

Leach Park Bandshell. Bring your lawn chairs, 

blankets, pillows to sit on and enjoy the movie 

“Big Hero Six”. Movie is FREE to the public. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2015 

All Day: Annual display of Veterans Memorial 

Flags and additional Flags, Clay Co. 

Courthouse, Hwy 71 and 18, side streets. 

6:30 a.m.: 5th Annual Run For the Son 5k/10k 

– Sacred Heart Church. $35 day of event. 

Race begins and ends at Sacred Heart Church, 

1111 4th Ave. West, Spencer, IA. Registration 

and packet pick will be in the Parish Hall. 

10k will begin at 7:30 a.m. with the 5k walk/ 

run beginning at 8 AM. New this year – 

professional chip timing! 

7:30 a.m. to Noon: Spencer Farmer’s Market, 

BlackEarth Java parking lot. 

8 a.m. – Flagfest parade line-up begins – Clay 

County Fairgrounds. 

9 a.m. to ?: Scratch Curbside Cupcakery Van, 

BlackEarth Java parking lot. 


Market, 317 11th Ave. SE, Spencer. 

9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.: Apple Pie Baking Contest 

Registration – 7 N. Grand Ave. All entries 

for the apple pie baking contest may register 

between. 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the Clay 

County Heritage Center, 7 N. Grand Ave.. 

11 a.m.: Flagfest Parade. Parade route will 

be from the Gate C at the Clay County 

Fairgrounds then east on West 14th St. to 

Grand Ave. then south on Grand Ave. to 4th 

Street intersection then west on West 4th 

Street to 3rd Ave. West. 

Noon to 5 p.m.: Blue Monkey Flea Market, 

Varied Industries Building at the Clay County 

Fairground. 

1 p.m. to 3 p.m.: Apple Pie Baking Contest – 7 

N. Grand Ave. Spencer. Held in conjunction 

with the “Celebrate Clay County Baseball” 

Exhibit. Pie will be judged 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.; 

Awards at 3:30 p.m. then pie will be served 

to the public for a fee beginning at 4:00 p.m. 

until 8:00 p.m. or until the pie is gone. 

1 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Concession Area – Skate Park 

Parking in East Leach Park. Vendors will be 

present with pop, tropical ice, sandwiches, 

and much more for your eating and drinking 

pleasure. 

1 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Inflatables – East Leach Park. 

Inflatables for all ages! FREE to the public. 

Enjoy the Kid’s Bounce House, Kiddie Obstacle 

Course, Large Obstacle Course, Gladiator 

Joust and Game On Iowa Mobile Gaming 

Theater. 

1 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Handwashing Stations – East 

Leach Park. 

1 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Petting Zoo – East Leach Park. 

Bring your family out to pet the animals and 

learn how to care for them from your local 

Spencer FFA Students. 

1 p.m. to 5 p.m.: Spencer RC Park Open Practice 

– Pederson Park. Electric Cars Only! $5.00 Day 

pass (per person) Weather Pending 

1 p.m. to ?: Stereo Competition – Carey’s 

Electronics. After the Flagfest Parade walk 

on down to Carey’s Electronics to watch the 

Stereo Competition taking place. 

6 p.m. to 11 p.m.: Grand Cruise and Tunes – 

Grand Ave. Parking. Everyone can bring their 

old hot rods, classics, muscle cars, antiques, 

and more to cruise and park on Grand Ave. 

Listen to good old Rock and Roll music and 

visit with friends and neighbors. 

SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2015 

All Day: Annual Display of Veterans Memorial 

Flags and additional Flags. Clay Co. 

Courthouse, Hwy 

71 and 18, side 

streets. Provided 

by: American Legion 

Glen Pederson Post 

#1 and VFW Post 

#3159 

7 a.m. to 11 a.m.: Flight Breakfast – Northwest 

Iowa Regional Airport. Annual Pancake 

Breakfast at the Northwest Iowa Regional 

Airport (Spencer Municipal Airport) for fly-in 

and drive-in customers in the large yellow 

hanger serving pancakes and sausage. 

Aircraft of interest on display. 

8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.: Petting zoo and 

breakfast burritos, 1700 11th Ave. SW. Faith 

Pentecostal Church will be hosting a petting 

zoo and breakfast burritos. Come out to enjoy 

the morning and join the Worship Service at 

10:30 a.m. – puppets, music and children’s 

church. 


Market, 317 11th Ave. SE, Spencer. Food 

Stand will be available. 

10 a.m.: Sioux Valley Appaloosa Club Horse 

Show – Clay County Fairgrounds. Horse Show 

– Regional – Halter, Pleasure and Game Class. 

11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Blue Monkey Flea Market. 

Varied Industries Bldg at Clay County 

Fairgrounds. 

12 Noon: PC Park Race Event – Pederson Park. 

$5.00 day pass per person or get a $25 single 

or $40 family annual membership; $5.00 per 

class entry, Mylaps scoring system. Weather 

pending. 

12:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.: Free Swim – Spencer 

Family Aquatic Center, 612 4th St. SE, 

Spencer, Iowa 51301 

1 p.m.: Spencer Municipal Band, East Leach 

Park Bandshell. Come out and relax while 

listening to the Spencer Municipal Band. Bring 

your lawn chairs and relax to the wonderful 

music! 

2 p.m.: Bill Riley Talent Search – East Leach 

Park Bandshell. 

Listings subject to change 

by the organizer and/or weather! 

Member FDIC • www.statebank-spencer.com 

220 10th Ave SE 

Spencer, IA 

712.580.AUTO (2886) 

www.grabandgosalvage.com 

712.338.8352 • www.iglteleconnect.com 

Heartland Kennels 

BOARDING • TRAINING • GROOMING 

712.262.5778 • www.heartlandkennels.com 

Gary Stevenson 

Construction, LLC 

712.262.8296 • Spencer 

16 West 5th St., 

Spencer 

712.264.8736 

Southern Archery 

712.262.7213 

325 11th Street SW, Spencer 

Sports Page Bar and Grill 

Phone 712.262.6200 

804 11th Street, Spencer 

Ken Hanson, Owner 

“When it’s time to call the pros” 

Spencer, IA 51301 

712.262.1514 

712.264.3474 

520 2nd Ave. E., Suite #2, Spencer 

404 Grand Avenue 

Spencer, IA 

712.262.3918 

Locally owned and operated” 

Christians Sheet Metal 

712.262.4240 

2416 Highway Blvd., Spencer 

SPENCERIOWA


Ride and Surf 

DEMO DAY 

BOAT WORKS 

THE ORIGINAL 

OKOBOJI 

est. 1890 

Ride the biggest 

wake on the 

lake! 

Saturday, June 13 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

•Free Excursion Boat Rides! 

•Two-fers on Cluckers Chicken! 

•Free Paddleboard Demos! 

•Almost Everything is on sale in our 

Surf Showroom and Convenience Store! 

Sign up for a private demo: 

Saturday, June 13 • 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • $15 per person 

Schedule with Jeremy: snow@parksmarina.com 

20% OFF 

ALMOST EVERYTHING! 

Sperry and Sanuk Sandals, Ray Ban, 

Spy and Sboji Eyewear, Swimwear 

by Body Glove, Hobie, Skye and 

more, Board Shorts, Paddle Boards, 

Fun Mats, Wake and Surf Boards, 

and all accessories! 

Win a 

Barefoot 

Magic 

Carpet! 

Valued at $495 

Factory reps will 

be on hand to help 

you test out the 

most high tech 

performance boats 

on the market! 

NAUTIQUE 

SUPRA 

www.okobojiboatworks.com 

MOOMBA 

Young Surfer Lessons 

Session 1: 

Friday, June 12 • 9:30 a.m. - Noon 

Session 2: 

Friday, July 10 • 9:30 a.m. - Noon 

Session 3: 

Friday, August 7 • 9:30 a.m. - Noon 

at Okoboji Boat Works 

$99 per student, (7-14 year olds) 

Class Size: 8 students 

Here’s your chance to test the latest and 

greatest water sport products on the market. 

You will also gain general boating knowledge 

from proper mooring to boat safety. Your 

time will be spent learning to surf in our 

new G25 Nautique and exploring the shore 

on paddleboards while learning proper 

paddleboard technique. Lunch is included. 

One parent is invited to ride along. Please 

bring a swimsuit, life jacket, and towel. 

Contact: snow@parksmarina.com, or 712-332-9904 

Cluckers Chicken 

OPEN DAILY! 

11 a.m. - 8 p.m. on the beach! 

Boat or Drive in! 

Playground, Beach and Arcade! 

June 13 Special: 

2 piece Chicken dinners 

Buy one, get one free! 

from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

1401 Lakeshore Drive, Okoboji, IA 51355 • 712-332-9904 • www.okobojiboatworks.com

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