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A FREE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FROM IOWA INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! MAGAZINE<br />
JUNE 20,<br />
2015<br />
OKOBOJI<br />
NOW OPEN<br />
SUMMER THEATRE<br />
Check out their first show “On Thin Ice” this weekend — SEE PAGE 9<br />
Not Your<br />
BeesWax<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center<br />
hosts encaustic beeswax painting class<br />
on Wednesday, June 24<br />
— SEE PAGE 17<br />
IT’S TIME FOR<br />
The Spirt Lake Cruise-In will mark<br />
its 18th year of hot rods, cool music and<br />
fun food on Saturday, June 27<br />
— SEE PAGE 6<br />
CRUISE-IN
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ERIC HOIEN<br />
712-320-2790<br />
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MARILYN STRICKLAND<br />
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AN AWESOME SETTING on this gracious Big Spirit lot, it features over<br />
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Big Spirit Lake at its best! Gradual approach to lake! Delightful home for all<br />
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74’ WEST LAKE OKOBOJI CANAL FRONTAGE! Great Nature Setting near<br />
Gull Pt. State Park! Year ‘round 3-Bedroom with Large Canal-side Screened Porch.<br />
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BEAUTIFUL, DEEP, OAK TREED lot with 60’ of low bank shoreline on Big<br />
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LIVE<br />
CONCERT<br />
Time for a count<br />
Time for a country-style vaca<br />
Get ready for cowboy boots,<br />
Setting up shop at<br />
Get ready for cowboy boots, country music and beer cans,<br />
Time for a country-style vacation<br />
Setting up shop at the former location of the Reg<br />
e for a country-style vacation<br />
Get ready for cowboy boots, country music and beer cans, OKOBOJI!<br />
Get ready for cowboy boots, country music and beer cans, OKOBOJI!<br />
Setting up shop at the former location of the Regal Beagle<br />
Setting up shop at the former location of the Regal Beagle<br />
Beer Can Alley<br />
Summer Concert Series Kicks Off<br />
Wednesday, July 1 st<br />
with Spencer, Iowa’s own<br />
Casey Muessigmann<br />
6-10 P.M.<br />
FOLLOW US!<br />
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Hours:<br />
Monday: 3pm- close<br />
Tuesday: 3pm- close<br />
Wednesday: 3pm- close<br />
Thursday: 3pm- close<br />
Friday: 3pm- close<br />
Saturday: 12pm- close<br />
Sunday: 12pm- close<br />
WEEKDAY<br />
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$3 Captain Morgan<br />
$3.50 Fireball Whisky<br />
$4 Vodka Red Bulls<br />
$4.50 JagerBombs<br />
DAILY SPECIALS!<br />
$4 tallboys- All Day, Every Day!<br />
Every Saturday & Sunday, 12pm-4pm:<br />
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Community:<br />
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Sports:<br />
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The Spirit Lake<br />
Cruise-In marks its 18th year<br />
Primghar Jaycees host<br />
summer of Figure 8 car races<br />
Boji Bantam Children’s<br />
Theatre opens for the season<br />
OST opens with world<br />
premiere of “On Thin Ice”<br />
Sounds: Iowa Lakes Music Festival<br />
Concert held at St. Joseph’s in Milford<br />
Sports: U of O Campus Bike Ride<br />
and Tennis Tournament hit the lakes<br />
Head to Primghar on a Saturday<br />
night for the Figure 8 car races.<br />
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Hot rods will be cruising in to town in Spirit Lake on Saturday, June 27.<br />
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Calendar: No excuse for not finding<br />
fun activities and events<br />
Must or Bust: If you can’t do it<br />
all, make sure you get to these events<br />
That’s my Ride: A writer rides<br />
along in a 1978 Mercury Cougar XR7<br />
Iowa Information<br />
PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS<br />
Side Trips<br />
Sam agreed — this never would have<br />
happened had I been driving the boat.<br />
Our 16-year-old son was spending<br />
the afternoon with a group of friends. They<br />
took the boat out, and the waverunner.<br />
They had more fun on<br />
a lily pad than I ever<br />
thought teenage boys<br />
could.<br />
Late in the day<br />
though, after the boat<br />
traffic wasn’t so heavy,<br />
they wanted to go tubing.<br />
Sam requested<br />
his Dad drive, so they<br />
could pile four guys<br />
on the inflatable and<br />
still have a spotter. Jeff<br />
happily agreed. He<br />
MYRNA<br />
WAGNER<br />
takes great pleasure in spilling teenagers<br />
into the lake.<br />
I stayed behind to get a few items together<br />
for our evening meal. It couldn’t have been<br />
a half hour when I looked out the window<br />
and noticed them already back on the dock.<br />
Odd.<br />
A few minutes later I learned the rest of<br />
the story.<br />
While navigating the perimeter of Lake<br />
Minnewashta, Jeff cranked the edges pretty<br />
tight in order to send the raft outside the<br />
wake. As he redirected the boat, the rope<br />
went slack for a moment. The instant the<br />
slack was gone, though, the tube lurched<br />
forward. Whether it was the weight of the<br />
passengers or the age of the raft — or perhaps<br />
a combination of the two — the nylon<br />
split wide open. The plastic core of the raft<br />
was spit out like a pea from its pod and the<br />
guys were all thrown into the lake.<br />
When I heard the details from all parties<br />
— husband, son, teenage boys — everyone<br />
agreed on one thing.<br />
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mom driving, but it also wouldn’t<br />
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At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Spirit Lake Cruise-In<br />
WHERE: Downtown Spirit Lake, IA<br />
WHEN: Saturday, June 27 from 6-9<br />
p.m.<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-336-4978<br />
ONLINE: spiritlakecc.com<br />
Hot rod:<br />
The first known usage of<br />
the word “hot rod” occurred<br />
in 1945, according to Merriam<br />
Webster dictionary.<br />
The definition for a hot rod, according<br />
to the dictionary, is as<br />
follows: “Automobile rebuilt or<br />
modified for high speed, fast acceleration<br />
or sporty appearance.<br />
A wide range of automobiles may<br />
be called hot rods, including some<br />
of those used in drag racing as<br />
well as those used in recreational<br />
cruising. They may be composed<br />
of used or new parts. Some are<br />
intended primarily for exhibition.”<br />
KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER<br />
Time to<br />
cruise<br />
Spirit Lake Cruise-In will mark 18 years<br />
Hot rods will be cruising alongside<br />
vintage and antique cars in<br />
downtown Spirit Lake on Saturday,<br />
June 27.<br />
“This fun activity is actually in<br />
downtown and you can just picture it<br />
like it used to be — when that was the<br />
thing to do on a Saturday night,” said<br />
Blain Andrea, the executive director of<br />
Spirit Lake’s Chamber of Commerce.<br />
“You get to see all these cars cruising<br />
the street like it was in the ’50s and<br />
’60s. It’s so cool to bring that back.”<br />
This year will be just about the same<br />
event as in years past without any new<br />
stand out events, but with a crowd<br />
that averages in the thousands, the<br />
organizers attitudes are: It’s not broke,<br />
so why fix it?<br />
“It’s such a popular event and<br />
people enjoy it so much year after year<br />
that we are not planning on changing<br />
it up,” said Andrea.<br />
The Spirit Lake Cruise-In usually<br />
brings in more than 300 cars and<br />
thousands of people, according to<br />
Andrea.<br />
“It’s a fun evening of cruising and<br />
tunes,” Andrea said. “The Ray Tucker<br />
Show will be delighting us with songs<br />
from the oldies again this year.”<br />
In addition to hot rods and hot<br />
tunes, there will also be a good collection<br />
of hot food. In fact, when the<br />
event was originally started by Kim<br />
Kunzmann and his wife, Diane, they<br />
called it Hot Rods, Harleys and Hot<br />
Dogs.<br />
Though the name has changed, there<br />
will still be hot dogs and hot rods.<br />
“There will be a number of nonprofits<br />
set up to sell fun food like<br />
burgers, hot dogs, funnel cakes and<br />
much more,” Andrea said.<br />
One of the reasons the organizers<br />
think the Spirit Lake Cruise-In is such<br />
a success is that it’s a more relaxed<br />
event for car owners.<br />
“They are able to cruise in, enjoy<br />
some food and some fun and then<br />
cruise back out when they want to go<br />
home,” Andrea said. “I think that’s<br />
why it’s popular with car owners.<br />
There are no rules and restrictions that<br />
they have to be parked for a certain<br />
number of hours. It’s just fun.”<br />
The Cruise-In takes place mainly on<br />
Hill Avenue in Spirit Lake, but due to<br />
the extreme success of the event, there<br />
isn’t enough room to fit all of the cars<br />
and the people.<br />
“We flow over most years into the<br />
side streets and that way people have<br />
the opportunity to see even more cool<br />
cars,” Andrea said.<br />
Hot rods, cool tunes and yummy<br />
food. Sounds like a recipe for a perfect,<br />
throw-back Saturday evening. F<br />
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Sports | 7<br />
KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER<br />
Off to the races<br />
Primghar Jaycees host Figure 8 Races<br />
Car lovers, race enthusiasts and<br />
people just looking to enjoy a<br />
Saturday night might want to<br />
add the Primghar Jaycees Figure 8<br />
Races to their summer bucket lists.<br />
The Primghar Jaycees host the races<br />
every other Saturday night throughout<br />
the summer at the Figure 8 track in<br />
Primghar, IA. Races started on May 30<br />
and will run through Aug. 15.<br />
The race season is put together and<br />
hosted by the volunteer work of the<br />
Primghar Jaycees, who have been<br />
hosting the races since the 1970s.<br />
“There was a track started years ago<br />
and then the Jaycees took it over in the<br />
’70s,” said Andy Jacobs, a member of<br />
the Primghar Jaycees and one of the<br />
head flag men at the races. “It’s nothing<br />
like what it was when we took it<br />
over and we owe a lot of that to the<br />
older Jaycees who put in the work to<br />
make it what it is today.”<br />
Around 600 spectators come for the<br />
races each time to watch the 35-orso<br />
racers as they drive their specially<br />
modified cars on the special Figure 8<br />
race track.<br />
“It’s very much a family atmosphere<br />
that features good, action-packed<br />
entertainment,” Jacobs said. “It’s also<br />
economical. A family of four — mom,<br />
dad and two kids — can get in for $14<br />
and hotdogs are still a buck.”<br />
There are volunteers who coordinate<br />
the race as well as volunteers who<br />
work the concessions stand.<br />
In fact, volunteers don’t just come<br />
from the Primghar Jaycees. They also<br />
come from surrounding communities<br />
as well.<br />
Along with being a fun event for the<br />
whole family, it’s also the Primghar<br />
Jaycees’ major fundraising venue.<br />
The funds raised at the Figure 8<br />
Races all find their way back into helping<br />
the community.<br />
“In the past year alone, we’ve<br />
made a lot of donations including<br />
everything from little stuff like bicycle<br />
helmets for the kids to helping out<br />
people who are having down or bad<br />
times,” Jacobs said. “A lot of the funds<br />
go to the school and to the athletics.<br />
Most of it goes to the kids in the<br />
Primghar community as well as to<br />
kids in the surrounding area.”<br />
All of those funds come from the<br />
excitement of watching the Figure 8<br />
Races every other weekend.<br />
Figure 8 races are a little different<br />
than your stereotypical car race as the<br />
track forms an 8.<br />
The big question: Won’t the cars run<br />
into each other at the point where the<br />
track crosses?<br />
Apparently not.<br />
The cars from the south must yield<br />
to the ones from the north and the<br />
drivers learn to time it so they don’t<br />
lose much speed.<br />
A typical Primghar Jaycees race will<br />
feature five heats in which the drivers<br />
will be selected randomly.<br />
“The first three cars place; the rest<br />
who finish receive points,” according<br />
to the Primghar Jaycees’ website. “The<br />
placement in the heats dictates who<br />
races in which feature race. The first<br />
and second place winners in the heats<br />
race in the A feature, the last race of<br />
the night.”<br />
On a Saturday evening if you find<br />
yourself wanting to get away from<br />
the rat race think about heading to a<br />
completely different kind of race in<br />
Primghar. F<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Primghar Figure 8 Races<br />
WHERE: Primghar Jaycees’ Figure<br />
8 Race Track, Primghar, IA<br />
WHEN: Saturday, June 27 at 7 p.m.<br />
COST: Adults $5, Children $2<br />
CONTACT: 712-957-4640<br />
ONLINE: primghar.com/race<br />
Schedule:<br />
The 2015 Primghar Figure 8<br />
Race schedule for the rest of<br />
the summer:<br />
June 27 at 7 p.m.<br />
July 11 at 7 p.m.<br />
July 18 at 7 p.m.<br />
July 22 at 7:30 p,m.<br />
July 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the Plymouth<br />
County Fairgrounds, Le<br />
Mars, IA<br />
Aug. 1 at 7 p.m.<br />
Aug. 15 at 7 p.m.<br />
Primghar | Iowa
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8| Playbill<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: “Miss Nelson is Missing!”<br />
WHERE: Boji Bantam Children’s<br />
Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N, Okoboji,<br />
IA<br />
WHEN: 10:30 a.m. June 24-27<br />
COST: $5<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-7773<br />
ONLINE: www.stephens.edu/okobojisummertheatre/boji-bantam/<br />
Casting Call:<br />
Caitlin Castro (Miss Nelson/Miss<br />
Viola Swamp)<br />
Tim Neil (Principal Blandsworth/<br />
Detective McSmogg/Pops)<br />
Natalya McDaniel (Allison)<br />
Lauren Hardcastle (Amy)<br />
Gracie Strawn (Georgie)<br />
Melissa Trelstad (Cheryl)<br />
Schedule:<br />
Three more productions will grace<br />
the Boji Bantam stage this summer.<br />
“Charlotte’s Web” - July 8-11<br />
“The Berenstain Bears on<br />
Stage” - July 22-25<br />
“The Commedia Rapunzel” -<br />
Aug. 5-8<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
“Miss Nelson is Missing!”<br />
Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre set to open season<br />
Unruly students force a nice teacher<br />
to flip the script. Boji Bantam<br />
Children’s Theatre opens its<br />
season with “Miss Nelson is Missing!”<br />
by Joan Cushing, adapted from the<br />
popular children’s book by Harry Allard<br />
and James Marshall, from June<br />
24-27 in Okoboji.<br />
Full of fantastic characters and<br />
catchy musical numbers, the summer<br />
opener for Boji Bantam is sure to entertain<br />
children and adults alike.<br />
“It’s vibrant, big, fun and a great<br />
way to kick off summer,” director Jill<br />
Womack said.<br />
Miss Nelson is the sweetest teacher<br />
but happens to have the worst behaved<br />
class in school. One day the<br />
students find Miss Nelson is missing<br />
and in her place is substitute teacher<br />
Miss Viola Swamp, there to teach<br />
them manners and respect with military<br />
precision and with a shade of the<br />
Wicked Witch of West.<br />
The students embark on a mission<br />
to find the much nicer Miss Nelson,<br />
enlisting the help of Detective McSmogg,<br />
and begin to wonder if they’ll<br />
ever see their favorite teacher again.<br />
Excitement and adventure set to<br />
music, along with a bit of a twist at the<br />
end, is a sure way to entertain all ages<br />
in the audience.<br />
“Everyone will recognize themselves<br />
in one of the characters,”<br />
co-artistic director Gail Humphries<br />
Mardirosian said. “This is a colorful,<br />
fast-paced and remarkably engaging<br />
musical, which is going to pull in the<br />
adults as well reminding them of the<br />
child within.”<br />
Mardirosian also serves as musical<br />
director for this first Boji Bantam production<br />
and is eager to bring the music<br />
of Joan Cushing to the stage. There<br />
are also lessons to be learned and<br />
great messages for the audience. This<br />
will be a common theme throughout<br />
the summer shows at Boji Bantam.<br />
Each production was also carefully<br />
selected from a children’s book or tale<br />
adaptation to help advovcate literacy<br />
and encourage reading at home. The<br />
idea being that children will enjoy the<br />
show and want to read the book it was<br />
based upon. Mardirosian hopes this<br />
will add another layer to developing<br />
the theatre audience.<br />
“Theatre for young audiences is a<br />
great way to develop and cultivate<br />
a theatre audience for the future,”<br />
Mardirosian said. “It fascinates me<br />
how many college students got started<br />
just by going to children’s theatre<br />
shows and enjoying them as kids. It’s<br />
introducing a new generation to the<br />
theatre.”<br />
If you’re one of the new generation,<br />
or someone who’s been to many of<br />
the offerings in 58 seasons of Okoboji<br />
Summer Theatre, “Miss Nelson<br />
is Missing!” has all the traits needed<br />
to entertain the child in all of us. So<br />
venture over to Boji Bantam and find<br />
out if those rambunctious students<br />
ever do find their missing teacher. F<br />
Okoboji | Iowa
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER<br />
Playbill | 9<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: “On Thin Ice”<br />
WHERE: Okoboji Summer Theatre,<br />
2001 Hwy. 71 N., Okoboji, IA.<br />
WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday,<br />
June 16-20; 4:30 p.m. Saturday,<br />
June 20; 6 p.m. Sunday, June 21.<br />
COST: $18<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-7773<br />
ONLINE: www.stephens.edu/okobojisummertheatre<br />
First Nighters:<br />
Daphne Davis, a summer resident<br />
in Spirit Lake, was the winner<br />
of the First Nighter award for the<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre production<br />
of “On Thin Ice.”<br />
As the winner of the First Nighter<br />
award, Davis won two tickets to the<br />
opening night of the show, a corsage,<br />
truffles, cookies and a bottle<br />
of wine.<br />
Politics gone way, way awry<br />
OST opens season with world premiere of “On Thin Ice”<br />
If there’s one thing Iowa is familiar<br />
with it’s politicians.<br />
Especially during a campaign<br />
season.<br />
But the plight of the politician<br />
who decides to take his campaign to<br />
Okoboji during Winter Games has a<br />
few more twists and turns than the<br />
normal presidential candidate.<br />
Well, maybe not, but the main character<br />
of Okoboji Summer Theatre’s<br />
opening show of the season, “On<br />
Thin Ice,” seems to face some of the<br />
normal hurdles while running for office<br />
and a whole lot more.<br />
OST officially opened for its 58th<br />
season this week with a farce written<br />
and directed by their very own Dan<br />
Schultz, the OST co-artistic director<br />
for the season.<br />
“On Thin Ice” follows democratic<br />
presidential hopeful Congressman<br />
Henry Masterson as he desperately<br />
tries to eke out an edge in the polls<br />
over Hillary Clinton before the Iowa<br />
caucus.<br />
To accomplish this, he and his<br />
campaign manager are willing to do<br />
just about anything. The ‘anything’ is<br />
where they funny comes in.<br />
In an attempt to “shake things up”<br />
Henry judges the Winter Games Chili<br />
Cook-Off, attends the Wing Ding<br />
and drops he buck for the broomball<br />
tournament. Henry even goes so far as<br />
to consider putting vocal conservative<br />
Dash Beckbaugh on the ticket with<br />
him as his running mate.<br />
All he wants is to go back to being<br />
boring and talking about the issues.<br />
And he wants his wife.<br />
Too bad three wives show up. One<br />
man dressed as a woman, one single<br />
teen mom and then, of course, Henry’s<br />
actual wife.<br />
The antics of a few more characters<br />
add to the number of doors banging<br />
shut as people rush on and off the<br />
stage.<br />
Then add a reporter to the mix and<br />
things really get crazy.<br />
While the play might not read quite<br />
as well in a different locale other than<br />
Okoboji without some tweeks, really<br />
rooting the play in the Iowa Great<br />
Lakes with mentions of local flavor<br />
added to the fun for this Okoboji audience.<br />
But they don’t just rely on the Okoboji<br />
connection to bring the fun.<br />
Farce is one of the hardest things to<br />
do as an actor and these 10 did it very<br />
well.<br />
While the jokes and slapstick comedy<br />
made the audience laugh, what<br />
made them roll in the aisles was the<br />
non-verbal comedy. Facial expressions<br />
and the physical acting really<br />
took this play to a whole new level.<br />
It also featured the triumphant return<br />
of two veterans of the OST stage:<br />
Kyle Groff as Masterson and Rob<br />
Doyen as Dash Beckbaugh.<br />
These two professionals were<br />
matched step-for-step by the Stephens<br />
College students on the stage for great<br />
timing and comedic punch.<br />
Don’t miss this play, I’m sure it is<br />
one that is going to be talked about<br />
for the rest of the summer. F<br />
Okoboji | Iowa<br />
“I think that it’s<br />
hilarious. They did<br />
a great job of<br />
integrating the area<br />
into the story.”<br />
Cast:<br />
Charlie Peterson: Ryan Burke<br />
Ella Peterson: Emily Sukolies<br />
Rachel Lennon: ZZ Moor<br />
Henry Masterson: Kyle Groff<br />
Megan Masterson: Maggie Niven<br />
Dash Beckbaugh: Rob Doyen<br />
Svetlana Beckbaugh: Emily Chatterson<br />
Michael Connolly: Austin Smith<br />
Tina Connolly: Chelcie Abercrombie<br />
Doris Walter: Caitlin Castro
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
10 | Sounds<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
Classical music comes to Milford<br />
The Arts at St. Joseph to host concert at church<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: The Arts at St. Joseph presents<br />
The Iowa Lakes Music Festival<br />
Concert<br />
WHERE: St. Joseph Catholic<br />
Church, 1305 Okoboji Ave., Milford,<br />
IA<br />
WHEN: 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, June<br />
28<br />
COST: Free will offering<br />
CONTACT: 712-338-2274<br />
ONLINE: www.stjosephmilford.org<br />
Meet the<br />
Musicians:<br />
Thomas Fortner is an active<br />
cello soloist, chamber musician<br />
and conductor having<br />
performed concerts across<br />
the United States and abroad.<br />
Fortner completed his master studies<br />
in cello at McGill University in<br />
Montreal, Canada. He is one of the<br />
founding members of the TARDIS<br />
String Quartet that is dedicated to<br />
promoting classical music in nontraditional<br />
venues.<br />
Amy Zanrosso, pianist, is a<br />
dynamic musician from the<br />
Bay Area, CA. She is a collaborator<br />
in high demand throughout<br />
the United States. Zanrosso has<br />
worked within a wide range of musical<br />
genres, recently specializing in<br />
classic tango.<br />
Zachary Spontak, violinist,<br />
from Alaska, is a student of<br />
Paul Kantor at Rice University<br />
in Houston. Called a “natural leader”<br />
by Casa Magazine, Spontak is<br />
an active chamber musician and<br />
soloist. Spontak has performed<br />
in Baltimore’s Meyerhoff Hall and<br />
Carnegie Hall, appearing on NPR’s<br />
“From the Top.”<br />
It won’t be just traditional hymns<br />
echoing throughout St. Joseph<br />
Catholic Church next Sunday, June<br />
28, in Milford. Morning mass will<br />
take place as usual, but the afternoon<br />
will be a bit different as The Arts at St.<br />
Joseph hosts the inaugural Iowa Lakes<br />
Music Festival Concert.<br />
The trio of Thomas Fortner on cello,<br />
Amy Zanrosso on piano and Zachary<br />
Spontak on violin will present selections<br />
from Beethoven, Debussy and<br />
Dvorak during a special concert at<br />
4:30 p.m. with a reception to follow.<br />
All three have an extensive background<br />
in music and are professional<br />
musicians of the highest caliber.<br />
The Arts at St. Joseph group started<br />
at the parish in 2012 with the goal of<br />
offering a few events each year with a<br />
tilt towards religious arts.<br />
“We saw lots of offerings for cultural<br />
things in the area and wanted to have<br />
something that could focus on religious<br />
arts and we’ve been able to have<br />
two to three events each year since<br />
then,” Father Tom Flanagan said.<br />
Fortner performed a duet with a<br />
pianist last year at the church and was<br />
eager to get back and start what will<br />
hopefully become an annual event<br />
in the Iowa Lakes Music Festival Concert.<br />
The goal of the concert will be<br />
to bring world class musicians to the<br />
lakes area year after year.<br />
“We’re hoping to do this every<br />
year and we’re very happy to have a<br />
professional group of musicians here<br />
to play,” Father Tom Flanagan said.<br />
“Thomas is an excellent performer<br />
and was well-received last year. He<br />
wanted to do it again and add a violin.”<br />
The concert is sponsored by The<br />
Patrice and Rita Leary Foundation and<br />
United Community Bank and should<br />
be quite a treat for anyone with an<br />
ear for great music in a beautiful and<br />
unique setting.<br />
“Our church is a beautiful space<br />
and the acoustics are great especially<br />
for an event like this,” Flanagan said.<br />
“We’re happy to open to the public<br />
and hope everyone enjoys the concert.<br />
It should be a great addition to events<br />
offered in the lakes area.”<br />
Beautiful music in a beautiful<br />
church. Sounds like wonderful way<br />
to wind down a weekend in the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes. F<br />
AMY ZANROSSO THOMAS FORTNER ZACHARY SPONTAK<br />
Milford | Iowa
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
Sports | 11<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
Time for<br />
tennis<br />
The University of<br />
Okoboji Campus<br />
Bike Ride is back<br />
The 31st Annual University of Okoboji Campus Bike Ride will<br />
take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 27, starting at Florence Park<br />
in Milford, IA. Riders can register early on Friday night from 7-9<br />
p.m. or get to the park early for 7 a.m. registration and pancakes<br />
from Milford Boy Scout Troop 170.<br />
Registration entitles participant to a t-shirt, souvenir program<br />
and barbecue in the park at 3 p.m. The campus ride is not a race<br />
or endurance contest and is intended for riders of all abilities to<br />
go at their own pace and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes. There are 25-mile, 50-mile and 100-mile rides to<br />
choose from.<br />
University of Okoboji tournament<br />
takes over Spencer complex<br />
Lace up your tennis shoes and<br />
prepare your forehand winner.<br />
It’s time for the University of<br />
Okoboji Youth Tennis Classic next<br />
weekend, June 26-27, at Riverview<br />
Tennis Complex in Spencer.<br />
The tournament has been drawing<br />
tennis players ages 12-18 from all over<br />
the country for more than 25 years<br />
and this year figures to be no exception.<br />
The entry fee is $28 for both<br />
singles and doubles and includes a<br />
free t-shirt. The entry deadline is just<br />
before midnight Sunday, June 21, so<br />
hurry and enter if you haven’t already.<br />
Players can sign up for doubles on<br />
the day of the tournament if needed.<br />
Trophies will be awarded to first and<br />
second places in all divisions.<br />
“This tournament has a history of<br />
drawing participants from all over,”<br />
tournament director Dave Soucek<br />
said. “We average about 30-40 participants<br />
and people make it part of their<br />
vacations.”<br />
Whether they come from Iowa,<br />
Minnesota, South Dakota, Missouri,<br />
Michigan or Colorado, each participant<br />
is guaranteed at least two matches<br />
and perhaps more in a round-robin<br />
format.<br />
“We really gear the tournament<br />
towards getting as many matches for<br />
the kids as possible,” Soucek said. “We<br />
keep a casual atmostphere and it’s a<br />
great opportunity for players to get a<br />
good amount of tourney experience.”<br />
Soucek said another benefit and<br />
draw of the tournament is that players<br />
get the chance to compete with and<br />
meet different players.<br />
“Most of them are playing the same<br />
group of kids in all the tournaments<br />
in their home states,” Soucek said.<br />
“Here, with the lakes being a vacation<br />
destination players from all over they<br />
get a chance to mix and play against<br />
someone new.”<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: University of Okoboji Youth<br />
Tennis Classic<br />
WHERE: Riverview Tennis Complex,<br />
612 4th St. SE, Spencer, IA<br />
WHEN: June 26-27<br />
COST: $28, Entry deadline Sunday,<br />
June 21<br />
CONTACT: 712-262-2344<br />
ONLINE: tennislink.usta.com<br />
Whether that new competitor is the<br />
next Serena Williams or Andy Roddick<br />
remains to be seen, but dozens of<br />
players will be trying their best on the<br />
courts of Riverview Tennis Complex.<br />
University of Okoboji will be busy<br />
next weekend with the 31st Annual<br />
Campus Bike Ride on tap as well.<br />
Bring your bike or bring your<br />
racket. Either way, U of O school pride<br />
should be on full display throughout<br />
the weekend and throughout the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes. F<br />
Spencer | Iowa
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507-847-3947<br />
515 2nd Street<br />
Jackson, MN<br />
Jackson Sports<br />
Jackson, MN • 507-847-3977<br />
www.jacksonsports.com<br />
CLAY COUNTY<br />
Relay for Life<br />
June 27th at 4 p.m.<br />
Clay County Fairgrounds<br />
1401 4th Ave W<br />
Spencer, IA<br />
Spencer • 712-264-6550<br />
SpencerHospital.org<br />
Spencer and Spirit Lake<br />
712-262-7350 • 800-637-4919<br />
Spencer • 712-262-3918<br />
Locally owned and operated”<br />
Christians Sheet Metal<br />
Spencer<br />
712-262-4240<br />
Spencer • 712-262-2443<br />
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Paullina<br />
“GEM”BOREE<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 26<br />
•Car Cruise- 5:30 pm<br />
•5K Glow Run/Walk-9:30 pm<br />
allsportscentral.com<br />
or call 712-261-0109<br />
Starts at the Lake<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 27<br />
•Car & Truck Show- All day<br />
•City-wide garage sales<br />
-All day<br />
• Wine Tastery<br />
10:00 am - 2:00pm<br />
• Parade- 2:00pm<br />
• Games/Inflatables<br />
4:00pm- 7:00 pm<br />
•Jake Brake Contest<br />
7:30pm<br />
• Fireworks at the<br />
Lake-Dusk<br />
Dr. Justin Fisher•712.949.2741<br />
127 E. Broadway St., Paullina<br />
ND Millwerk Salvage & Sales<br />
712.949.9375 • Paullina<br />
www.oldwoodwork.com<br />
Klay, Veldhuizen, Bindner, DeJong,<br />
DeJong, Halverson & Winterfeld, PLC<br />
712.949.3617 • Paullina<br />
Thomas Roed, DDS<br />
712.949.3614 • Paullina<br />
H&N Service Inc.<br />
712.448.3471 • Paullina<br />
Brown & Associates<br />
712.448.3710 • Paullina<br />
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Shop these great new-to-you<br />
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ROCK VALLEY, IA<br />
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we will be closed July 19-August 1<br />
WE WILL RE-OPEN AUGUST 2<br />
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TUESDAY-FRIDAY<br />
SATURDAY<br />
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SPENCER, IA<br />
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Rock Valley, IA • 712.476.2937<br />
18<br />
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Larchwood<br />
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Doon<br />
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Sioux Center<br />
Maurice<br />
75<br />
75<br />
Rock Rapids<br />
Hull<br />
Orange City<br />
B - KID’S CORNER<br />
ROCK VALLEY, IA<br />
Boyden<br />
Little Rock<br />
George<br />
18<br />
Alton<br />
E - ANTIQUES ETC.<br />
WEST OKOBOJI, IA<br />
SUMMERtime<br />
and Antiques!<br />
We have 44 dealers/collectors with an<br />
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NEW MERCHANDISE DAILY<br />
AND NEW VENDORS<br />
ANTIQUES, ETC.<br />
101 Highway 71, West Okoboji<br />
Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun Noon-5<br />
Phone 712-338-3377<br />
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL YEAR!<br />
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M-F 8:30am to 5:30pm 1st of every month:<br />
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Sat. 8:30am to 4pm tag of the month!<br />
Sheldon<br />
10<br />
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Archer<br />
Paullina<br />
Germantown<br />
59<br />
Sanborn<br />
9<br />
Melvin<br />
Primghar<br />
Ocheyedan<br />
May City<br />
Hartley<br />
Sutherland<br />
10<br />
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I<br />
Lake Park<br />
Everly<br />
Royal<br />
Peterson<br />
E<br />
86<br />
Wahpeton<br />
Fostoria<br />
D<br />
F<br />
F - THEE GARAGE SALE<br />
NORTH MILFORD, IA<br />
71<br />
71<br />
H<br />
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Greenville<br />
C - VILLAGE TREASURE CHEST<br />
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71<br />
Spirit Lake<br />
Okoboji<br />
Arnolds Park<br />
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RAISING FUNDS FOR<br />
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•GIFTS •SPORTING<br />
•HOUSEHOLD<br />
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Fresh merchandise put out daily!<br />
Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 9-4 North Milford, IA 712-338-3333<br />
Our mission: Making God<br />
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G - MANY HANDS MARKET<br />
SPENCER, IA<br />
a thrift store that's making more meaningful<br />
1019 S. Grand Ave. Suite 6, Spencer, Iowa 51301 • 712-580-4563<br />
Mon–Fri: 10 AM–6 PM; Saturday: 9 AM-5 PM; Closed on Sundays<br />
H - FISHERS MAIN STREET CONSIGNMENTS<br />
SPIRIT LAKE, IA<br />
Fisher’s<br />
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Knickknacks<br />
Used Furniture<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
Antiques<br />
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912 Lake Street • Spirit Lake<br />
Phone: 712-336-2394<br />
Mon-Fri 10-5 • Sat 10-4:30<br />
I - PASS IT ON CONSIGNMENTS<br />
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YOU CAN EXPECT<br />
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AT OUR STORE!<br />
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Mon-Fri 9-5; Sat 9-3
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER<br />
Painting with<br />
beeswax<br />
Nature Center teaches<br />
encaustic beeswax painting<br />
The Dickinson County Nature<br />
Center is ready to teach you to<br />
mind your own beeswax. That is,<br />
they are going to teach you to paint<br />
with a medium that includes heated<br />
beeswax.<br />
As a part of their ongoing Art &<br />
Nature series, the nature center will be<br />
hosting an Encaustic Beeswax Painting<br />
class on Wednesday, June 24.<br />
“Encaustic is a wax based paint<br />
(composed of beeswax, resin and<br />
pigment), which is kept molten on<br />
a heated palette. It is applied to an<br />
absorbent surface and then reheated<br />
in order to fuse the paint,” according<br />
to R&F Handmade Paints.<br />
“The word ‘encaustic’ comes from<br />
the Greek word ‘enkaiein,’ meaning<br />
to burn in, referring to the process of<br />
fusing the paint.”<br />
It’s also just really cool.<br />
At least that’s what artist Karess<br />
Knudtson thinks. Knudtson is also the<br />
environment education coordinator<br />
with the Dickinson County Conservation<br />
Board.<br />
“I have been encaustic painting for<br />
about five years. In late 2010, I stumbled<br />
upon an encaustic exhibit in a<br />
gallery while on vacation. I was very<br />
taken with the look and texture of the<br />
medium,” Knudtson said. “Over the<br />
next several months I researched, read<br />
and started experimenting with this<br />
facilitating medium. As it turned out<br />
incorporating encaustics into my art it<br />
(encaustics/beeswax) ended up being<br />
the ingredient that really brought my<br />
mixed media work together.”<br />
This medium is perfectly suited<br />
to this artist/environmentalist as it<br />
incorporates the efforts of one of nature’s<br />
most tireless workers.<br />
“This medium is my favorite for several<br />
reasons. First of all, the finished<br />
product is beautiful and cannot really<br />
be achieved any other way,” Knudtson<br />
said. “The beeswax itself smells<br />
so good when you are working with<br />
it; there is just a hint of honey smell<br />
when the wax is heated.”<br />
“But for me the most amazing part<br />
of encaustics is the direct link that it<br />
has to the honeybee. As an artist, I<br />
would not have any material to paint<br />
with without the tireless work of honeybees.”<br />
In addition to learning about how<br />
to work with encaustics, Knudtson<br />
will also share some information<br />
about the history of the medium.<br />
All in all, Knudtson just hopes that<br />
people enjoy themselves and learn a<br />
little.<br />
“For this class, I really want participants<br />
to get their feet wet with<br />
encaustics. It can be a bit intimidating<br />
at first, but like anything it gets easier<br />
with practice. I will talk a bit about<br />
the history of encaustics as it has been<br />
around a very long time,” Knudtson<br />
said.<br />
“The other very important aspect<br />
that I want participants to walk away<br />
with is the important link to the honeybee.<br />
They are out making honey,<br />
pollinating over a third of our food<br />
and making wax in the process. We<br />
really need to make sure they have a<br />
healthy environment which allows<br />
them to keep busy buzzing.”<br />
The class costs $20 for supplies and<br />
space is limited so call the nature center<br />
soon to secure your spot.<br />
You won’t want to miss learning to<br />
work in this medium.<br />
It’s the bee’s knees. F<br />
Pieces | 17<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Art & Nature Course: Encaustic<br />
Beeswax Painting<br />
WHERE: Dickinson County Nature<br />
Center, 170th St. Okoboji, IA<br />
WHEN: Wednesday, June 24 at 6<br />
p.m.<br />
COST: $20 to cover supplies and<br />
materials<br />
CONTACT: 712-336-6352<br />
ONLINE: dickinsoncountyconservationboard.com<br />
More classes:<br />
July 22: Nature Photography with<br />
Dan Ruf<br />
Aug. 12-14: Watercolors with Anita<br />
“Katie” Plucker<br />
Sept. 23: Andy Goldsworthy Art<br />
Oct. 28: Completely Concrete<br />
Nov. 18: Nature Weaving<br />
Dec. 16: Recycled Christmas<br />
Okoboji | Iowa<br />
28 varieties of<br />
Wine<br />
all produced on<br />
Also available:<br />
•Gourmet Cheeses<br />
•Buffalo Meat<br />
•Clothing<br />
•Wine-Related Items<br />
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK<br />
Daily: 11:00 am-6:00 pm<br />
Thursdays: 11:00 am-8:00 pm<br />
Little Swan Lake Winery B&B<br />
Phone 712.858.4592 • www.lslwinery.com<br />
1350 320th Avenue, Estherville, IA 51334<br />
SUNDAY, JUNE 21<br />
Damon Dotson from 4-6 pm<br />
The Kevy and Shane Gang from 7-9 pm<br />
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24<br />
site! Bailey Scott and Friends from 6-8 pm<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 25<br />
Adam Layman from 6-8 pm<br />
JDL<br />
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BED & BATH<br />
JEWELRY • HOME DECOR<br />
Wed & Thurs 1-5<br />
Fri 9-5, Sat 9-12<br />
(every other Saturday)<br />
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712-221-9629<br />
jdlkreations.com<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
18 | Look Back<br />
All Iowa<br />
shop hop<br />
June 1-30<br />
WE HAVE THE<br />
exclusive FOUR IOWA-THEMED<br />
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COLLECT THE FREE PATTERNS BY<br />
VISITING THE SHOPS DURING THE<br />
SUMMER<br />
June 21-September 8, 2015<br />
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The Legend and the Fun House. The Roof Garden and the Majestic Pavilion. The Queen II<br />
and The State Pier. Nutty bars, big bands and rock ‘n’ roll and the thrills of a summer day<br />
at the park. Join us in wishing a happy 125th anniversary to Arnolds Park Amusement Park. To help celebrate we will be running<br />
photos from the park at different points in its history through the end of the season here in Discover! magazine. This photo was<br />
taken at the Roof Garnden in the late ’40s. If you have a historic photo of the park you’d like to see in print please send it to<br />
discover@iowainformation.com and let us know a little bit about it.<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 20, 2015<br />
new at the<br />
box<br />
office<br />
Limited release movies are not included in “What’s<br />
New.” Only films that receive an average “C” or better<br />
rating by movie critics on both coasts and the<br />
Midwest are included in “Good Stuff.”<br />
Inside Out PG<br />
Growing up can be a bumpy road, and it’s no exception for<br />
Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father<br />
starts a new job in San Francisco.<br />
Dope R<br />
A critical hit and audience favorite out of the Sundance Film<br />
Festival, Malcolm is carefully surviving life in a tough neighborhood<br />
in Los Angeles while juggling college applications, academic<br />
interviews, and the SAT.<br />
Manglehorn PG-13<br />
A strange and lonely man tries to come to terms with a past<br />
crime that cost him the love of his life.<br />
good stuff still playing<br />
Jurassic World<br />
Me and Earl and<br />
the Dying Girl<br />
Entourage<br />
Spy<br />
PG-13<br />
123 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
104 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
what you can rent<br />
Chappie<br />
R<br />
119 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
Dinos reign again in this fourth entry of the Jurassic Park series to be scripted by Rick Jaffa<br />
and Amanda Silver.<br />
This is the story of Greg Gaines, an awkward high school senior whose mom forces him to<br />
spend time with Rachel - a girl in his class with whom he hasn’t spoken to since kindergarten<br />
- who was just diagnosed with cancer.<br />
In the near future, crime is patrolled by an oppressive mechanized police force. But now,<br />
the people are fighting back. When one police droid, Chappie, is stolen and given new programming,<br />
he becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself.<br />
Run All Night R<br />
110 min<br />
Liam Neeson reunites with Unknown director Jaume Collet-Serra for this Warner Bros.<br />
The Squeeze<br />
Kingsman: The<br />
Secret Service<br />
The Duff<br />
R<br />
105 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
R<br />
117 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
95 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
R<br />
128 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
100 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
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“Entourage,” the much-anticipated big-screen version of the award-winning hit HBO series,<br />
reunites the show’s original cast.<br />
Susan Cooper is a deskbound CIA analyst, and the unsung hero behind the Agency’s most<br />
dangerous missions. But when her partner falls off the grid and another top agent is compromised,<br />
she volunteers to go undercover to infiltrate the world of a deadly arms dealer.<br />
thriller following a mob hit-man and his estranged son as they flee the wrath of a vengeful<br />
crime boss.<br />
This is a caper about a notorious gambler who discovers a modest young man in a small<br />
rural town with uncommon golf skills<br />
Kingsman: The Secret Service tells the story of a super-secret spy organization that recruits<br />
an unrefined but promising street kid into the agency’s ultra-competitive training program<br />
just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius.<br />
Bianca is a content high school senior whose world is shattered when she learns the<br />
student body knows her as ‘The DUFF’ (Designated Ugly Fat Friend) to her prettier, more<br />
popular friends.<br />
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COME TRAVEL WITH US!<br />
SUMMER<br />
THEATRE 2015<br />
SPIRIT LAKE, IOWA<br />
Art at the Heart<br />
TICKET PRICES<br />
FOR 2015:<br />
$20.00 FOR MUSICALS AND<br />
$18.00 FOR NON-MUSICALS<br />
GROUPS OF 10/MORE RECEIVE<br />
$2.00 PER TICKET DISCOUNT<br />
The Okoboji Summer Theatre<br />
is owned and operated by<br />
Stephens College and has been<br />
a proud member of the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes community for<br />
more than 58 years.<br />
On Thin Ice (Farce, PG-13) ............................... June 16-21<br />
Last Train to Nibroc (Romance, PG) ............... June 23-28<br />
Barefoot in the Park (Comedy, PG) ........... June 30-July 5<br />
Rodgers and Hammerstein's State Fair<br />
(Family Musical, All Ages) ..........................................July 7-12<br />
Unnecessary Farce (Farce, PG-13) .................. July 14-19<br />
To Kill A Mockingbird (American Classic, PG) . July 21-26<br />
The Taffetas (Musical, PG) ........................July 28-August 2<br />
Greater Tuna (Comedy, PG-13) .........................August 4-9<br />
Fiddler on the Roof (Musical, PG) ...............August 11-16<br />
CALL THE BOX OFFICE 712.332.7773 FOR TICKET INFORMATION<br />
THE OFFICE OPENS FOR THE SEASON MONDAY, JUNE 8<br />
Winnipeg<br />
Folklorama Festival AUG 6-9<br />
Folklorama! Celebrate life and culture with world-class<br />
entertainment, delicious authentic food and beautiful<br />
cultural displays at Folklorama, the largest and<br />
longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the<br />
world. We will be exploring one of the most vibrant arts<br />
and culture scenes found in the heart of the continent.<br />
Idaho & Montana<br />
AUG 18-28<br />
High Plains Western Heritage Center, Little Bighorn<br />
Battlefield & Museum, Moss Mansion, Grizzly Bear<br />
Encounter, Coeur d’Alene’s Old Mission Park, Museum<br />
of North Idaho, Lake Coeur d’Alene Dinner Cruise, Nez<br />
Perce National Historical Park, Hagerman Fossil Beds<br />
National Monument, Yellowstone National Park, Cody<br />
Rodeo, Cody Cattle Company Dinner Theater, Wyoming<br />
Dinosaur Center, Fort Casper Museum & Historic Site,<br />
Scottsbluff National Monument, Fort Robinson Museum<br />
FOR MORE DETAILS GO TO:<br />
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Great Movies At A Fair Price!<br />
1<br />
MAX<br />
Theatres<br />
SIBLEY, IOWA • (712) 754-2672<br />
www.maxtheatres.com<br />
Presented in Digital Projection & Sound<br />
PLAYING JUNE 19-25<br />
PG-13<br />
PITCH PERFECT 2<br />
SUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00<br />
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:25<br />
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PM<br />
2 JURASSIC WORLD - 3D<br />
SUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00<br />
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:35<br />
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PM<br />
Admission Adults - $6.00, Children - $5.00,<br />
Matinee Admission - $5.00<br />
3D Movies Require a $2.50 Surcharge<br />
SENIORS RECEIVE FREE<br />
small popcorn with paid admission<br />
MONDAY IS BOWL NIGHT<br />
TUESDAY $1 POP AND POPCORN<br />
PG-13<br />
All Seats $5 Tuesday!<br />
$2 Soft Drinks & $2 Popcorn
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE<br />
20 | Calendar<br />
20, 2015<br />
JUNE 17-20<br />
Le Mars Ice Cream Days<br />
Le Mars, IA. 712-546-8821<br />
JUNE 18-20<br />
“Rumpelstiltskin”<br />
Treasure Village 2023 IA-86, Milford, IA.<br />
712-337-3731<br />
JUNE 19-20<br />
Big O Show, Collectibles &<br />
Unique Pieces for sale<br />
Old Brooks Motel, Hwy. 71, Arnolds Park, IA<br />
JUNE 19-20<br />
Risefest<br />
Sheldon, IA. 712-324-9763<br />
JUNE 20<br />
2nd Annual Bear Chase 5K Fun<br />
Run/Walk<br />
The Bear Coffeehouse and Wine Bar, 24<br />
West Park, Spencer, IA. 712-264-6227<br />
JUNE 20<br />
Kickoff to Summer Geocaching<br />
Event<br />
Scouts House at Kinderspeeland Park,<br />
Orange City, IA.<br />
JUNE 21<br />
University of Okoboji Vettes in<br />
the Park<br />
Arnolds Park Amusement Park, Arnolds<br />
Park, IA. www.uofocorvetteclub.com<br />
JUNE 22<br />
Dick Bauman Big Band<br />
Pearson Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy. 71,<br />
Okoboji, IA 712-332-7013<br />
JUNE 23<br />
Hike the Wild<br />
Westport Park, Dickinson County Nature<br />
Center, 2279 170th Street, Okoboji, IA.<br />
JUNE 23-27<br />
“Rumpelstiltskin”<br />
Treasure Village 2023 IA-86, Milford, IA.<br />
712-337-3731<br />
JUNE 23-28<br />
“The Last Train to Nibroc”<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71<br />
N, Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7773<br />
JUNE 24<br />
Encaustic Beeswax Painting<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center, 2279<br />
170th Street, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352<br />
JUNE 24<br />
Festival Latino<br />
Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park, Orange<br />
City, 712-707-6514<br />
JUNE 24<br />
Wild Wednesday: Elastigirl and<br />
the Amphibians<br />
Waitt Lab, Iowa Lakeside Laboratory,<br />
1838 Hwy. 86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3669<br />
Don’t miss it!<br />
Lobster<br />
Boil<br />
Dinner<br />
in the<br />
Vineyard<br />
JUNE 18<br />
Calico Skies VIneyard & WInery, 2368<br />
Able Blvd., Inwood, IA. 712-753-2110<br />
JUNE 24-27<br />
“Miss Nelson is Missing!”<br />
Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre, at Okoboji<br />
Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N, Okoboji,<br />
IA. 712-332-7773<br />
JUNE 25<br />
Free Senior Picnic<br />
Heritage Landing Senior Apartments,<br />
1305 Jeppeson Rd, West Okoboji, IA.<br />
JUNE 26-27<br />
University of Okoboji<br />
Junior Tennis Classic<br />
(712) 338-2424<br />
JUNE 26<br />
Gemboree 5K Glow Run/Walk<br />
Mill Creek State Park, Paulilina, IA allsportcentral.com<br />
JUNE 27<br />
Primghar Iowa Figure 8 Races<br />
Primghar, IA. 712-957-2435<br />
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as the Corporate Accountant or an equivalent position.<br />
Relevant undergraduate degree required. The compensation<br />
for this position will be based upon the skills and experience<br />
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If you don’t have time for everything this weekend,<br />
HERE’S OUR SUGGESTIONS OF WHERE YOU SHOULD START.<br />
DON’T MISS IT! RiseFest set to rise again<br />
1<br />
RiseFest started off as a small Christian music festival. Since then, the festival has continued<br />
to grow and grow and grow. Ten years ago, the stage was much smaller. There was no jumbotron<br />
to show performances. This year, they are bringing in a considerably larger stage, along with a big screen<br />
to help patrons see the performances on stage. RiseFest will take place in Sheldon on June 19-20.<br />
Take in a<br />
show<br />
Both Okoboji<br />
Summer Theatre<br />
and the<br />
Treasure Village<br />
Family Theatre<br />
opened for the<br />
summer season<br />
this week.<br />
Their seasons<br />
will both<br />
be filled to the<br />
brim with fun<br />
shows to be<br />
enjoyed by<br />
theater-goers<br />
of all ages.<br />
3<br />
We all scream for ice cream<br />
Seemingly endless scoops of ice cream and a<br />
Saturday morning parade. What more can one<br />
ask for during a summer celebration? If you visit<br />
Le Mars for Ice Cream Days, the answer is a<br />
whole lot more. Along with plenty of that aforementioned<br />
ice cream of course. There are events<br />
both old and new to entertain the whole family<br />
during Ice Cream Days from June 17-20.<br />
A well-vetted weekend<br />
A collection of cool rides will be cruising the lakeside next<br />
weekend as Vettes in the Park takes over the Iowa Great<br />
Lakes area with a variety of events for the Corvette afficionado.<br />
But that doesn’t mean you have to be a Corvette lover,<br />
or even an owner to join in on the fun at Vettes in the Park<br />
June 19-21 in the Iowa Great Lakes.<br />
Must or Bust | 21<br />
4Rock Rapids’<br />
Heritage Days<br />
are back to full<br />
schedule<br />
There are no doubts<br />
or questions this year.<br />
Heritage Days in Rock<br />
Rapids is back in full<br />
force with a weekend<br />
packed full of family<br />
fun. A devastating<br />
flood last year forced<br />
the annual summer<br />
celebration to be condensed<br />
into a single<br />
day with many events<br />
canceled altogether.<br />
This time around all the<br />
traditional events are<br />
back, along with a few<br />
new events like a soap<br />
box derby and ping<br />
pong ball drop the celebration<br />
lasts from Friday,<br />
June 19 until Sunday,<br />
June 21.<br />
THE LINEUP<br />
Here is a list of who’s playing<br />
where this weekend.<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 18<br />
Rock the Roof featuring Slow Jam<br />
and Starfire<br />
6 p.m., The Roof Garden, Arnolds Park Amusement<br />
Park. 712-330-0889<br />
Big Nacho Karaoke<br />
7 p.m., Barefoot Bar at Parks Marina, East Lake Okoboji.<br />
712-332-7303<br />
Todd Partridge<br />
8-10:30 p.m., The Wine Bar & Art Gallery, Arnolds<br />
Park, IA. 712-539-1351<br />
Elliott Blaufuss & the Booty Bumpters<br />
9:30 p.m., Captain’s Getaway, 107 W Broadway St,<br />
Arnolds Park, IA. 712-332-7045<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 19<br />
Power Play<br />
7 p.m., Barefoot Bar at Parks Marina, East Lake Okoboji.<br />
IA. 712-332-7303<br />
Richie Lee & The Fabulous 50’s<br />
7 p.m., Boji Bay Fun House and Pavilion, 2501 Boji<br />
Bend Dr., Milford, IA. 712-338-2034<br />
Damon Dotson and Lance and Tracy Evans<br />
7:30 p.m., Live at the Lake, Preservation Plaza, Arnolds<br />
Park Amusement Park, 712-332-2183<br />
Teddy Holidays and Sexy Delicious<br />
(SuperGroup) AKA Fancy Drink<br />
9:30 p.m., Captain’s Getaway, 107 W Broadway St,<br />
Arnolds Park, IA. 712-332-7045<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 20<br />
Bill Dewey Cash Tribute<br />
2 p.m., Barefoot Bar at Parks Marina, East Lake Okoboji,<br />
IA. 712-332-7303<br />
Boogie Wonderland<br />
7 p.m., Barefoot Bar at Parks Marina, East Lake Okoboji,<br />
IA. 712-332-7303<br />
The Nadas<br />
7:30 p.m., Live at the Lake, Preservation Plaza, Arnolds<br />
Park Amusement Park, 712-332-2183<br />
Teddy Holidays and Sexy Delicious<br />
(SuperGroup) AKA Fancy Drink<br />
9:30 p.m., Captain’s Getaway, 107 W Broadway St,<br />
Arnolds Park, IA. 712-332-7045<br />
SUNDAY, JUNE 21<br />
Itty Bitty Boji Band<br />
2 p.m., Barefoot Bar at Parks Marina, East Lake Okoboji.<br />
712-332-7303<br />
Max Wellman<br />
3:30-6 p.m., The Wine Bar & Art Gallery, Arnolds<br />
Park, IA. 712-539-1351
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O’Brien County Professional Page<br />
Auto Body Repair<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
WE OFFER GLASS REPLACEMENT<br />
AND CHIP REPAIR!<br />
Brian and Cindy Koldenhoven<br />
506 East 1st Street, Sanborn, IA<br />
PHONE: 712.729.3455<br />
FEATURED BUSINESS<br />
Our business is to serve you with<br />
three generations and to understand your complete<br />
insurance & real estate needs<br />
Affiliated with Northwest Consultants<br />
313 Main St. • Sanborn, IA 51248<br />
Phone 712.729.3691 • Fax 712.729.5648<br />
www.elgersmaagency.com<br />
Creative Living Center<br />
Seeking Wholeness in a Broken World<br />
Individual, Marriage, Family,<br />
Adolescent Counseling and Play Therapy<br />
1905 10th St., Rock Valley • 712-476-5245 • 888-587-2537<br />
with offices located in Hawarden,<br />
Sioux Center, Orange City and Sheldon<br />
www.creativelivingcenterpc.com<br />
Gnade Auto Sales<br />
5623 460th Street, Paullina, IA<br />
Call Joel at 712.949.3500<br />
VOTED #1 DEALER IN PAULLINA<br />
Dry Run Drainage, Ltd.<br />
Paullina, IA<br />
Keith Rohwer 712.261.5786<br />
Bruce Rohwer 712.261.3277<br />
For your field tiling and drainage needs, contact us today!<br />
I have been in practice since 2005,<br />
but my practice in Hartley has been<br />
open since 2009. I offer manual and<br />
instrument adjusting, acupuncture,<br />
cold laser therapy, supplements, and all<br />
Tempur-Pedic products. Pat McCarty<br />
provides massage therapy at my clinic.<br />
128 S. Central Ave.<br />
Hartley, IA 51346<br />
712-928-2653<br />
Visit our website at:<br />
www.hartleychiro.com<br />
Bootsma Dog Grooming<br />
Over 20 Years of Experience<br />
We Do Dog and Cat Grooming<br />
Call for an Appointment!<br />
Carol Bootsma, Owner<br />
3191 Sorrel Avenue, Sanborn, IA • 712-729-5341<br />
Snider’s Auto Care Center<br />
110 3rd Street NE<br />
Hartley, IA<br />
712.728.2865<br />
Kevin Snider, Owner<br />
Your hometown Auto Care Center<br />
Mon - Sat: 7am - 9pm<br />
6570 420th St.<br />
Sutherland, IA<br />
Brian Rohlfsen<br />
712-446-2063<br />
or 712-348-0511<br />
Vintage<br />
Items<br />
FROM 1890 -1930<br />
Old house parts, from floor<br />
to ceiling and all woodwork<br />
and hardware in between!<br />
Klay, Veldhuizen,<br />
Bindner, DeJong, DeJong,<br />
Halverson &<br />
Winterfeld, Plc<br />
712-949-2142 • Paullina, IA<br />
712-737-4851• Orange City, IA<br />
712-722-3210 • Sioux Center, IA<br />
ND MillWerk<br />
Salvage and Sales<br />
Phone 712.949.9375<br />
5617 460th Street,<br />
Highway 10, Paullina, IA<br />
Call for hours or appointments<br />
sales@oldwoodwork.com<br />
www.oldwoodwork.com<br />
Denise R. Steffen<br />
Agent<br />
712.957.2535 | 712.757.2545 fax<br />
712.260.6282 cell | 800.823.4809 toll-free<br />
Denise.Steffen@fbfs.com<br />
http://denisesteffen.fbfs.com<br />
340 2nd St. SE, P.O. Box 350<br />
Primghar, IA 51245
CASUAL<br />
DINING<br />
with beautiful surrounds, indoors or outdoors,<br />
overlooking well-groomed greens of<br />
Brooks National Golf Course!<br />
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30 Years in Okoboji!<br />
Transitional menu varies from Lighter<br />
Fare to Steaks - full menu available<br />
throughout the day. Full-service Bar with<br />
Promotional Drinks and Daily Features.<br />
OPEN<br />
11-2 TUESDAY - SATURDAY<br />
11-3 SUNDAY<br />
1201 Brooks Park Dr.,<br />
Okoboji, IA<br />
712-332-8013<br />
Ranked #1 for Food & Service among 22+ restaurants in the area.<br />
Join us at our newest location<br />
Central Emporium, Upper Level<br />
The best view on Lake Okoboji<br />
144 Lakeshore Dr., Arnolds Park, IA<br />
712-332-8176 - Reservations Preferred<br />
www.rababsbistro.com<br />
Maxwell’s was founded<br />
in 1986 by Lewis Casson.<br />
From the start, Maxwell’s<br />
presented itself as a<br />
restaurant offering superior<br />
food served with care and<br />
courtesy. Responding to their<br />
clientele’s rising appreciation<br />
of sophisticated foods, they<br />
carefully expanded Maxwell’s<br />
menu to include classic<br />
cosmopolitan dishes.<br />
712-332-7578<br />
37 Lake St., Arnolds Park, IA<br />
·Open for lunch<br />
daily at 11:30 a.m.<br />
·Open for dinner<br />
daily at 5:30 p.m.<br />
Owned by Lewis Casson and Julie Roth<br />
Wings<br />
SUMMER<br />
HOURS:<br />
Tuesday through<br />
Saturday:<br />
Open at 5 p.m.<br />
Saturday and Sunday:<br />
Open at 9 a.m.<br />
for Breakfast<br />
LIGHTHOUSE<br />
BAR & GRILL<br />
Phone 332-5995<br />
East Oaks Mall,<br />
Okoboji, IA<br />
Outdoor Concerts
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24 | That’s my Ride<br />
That’s my<br />
RIDE<br />
Old, vintage cars all have a<br />
story. And Dave Wurpts’<br />
1978 Mercury Cougar<br />
XR7 with 120,000 miles on the<br />
odometer is no different.<br />
It’s the first and only car that<br />
he has ever bought brand new.<br />
It’s also the car that tells the<br />
story of his family. He told me<br />
the story as we went for a drive<br />
on a pretty summer day.<br />
“I bought it brand new in August<br />
of 1978 when I was 21, and<br />
when I met my wife in the spring<br />
of 1980, this is the car we drove<br />
when we dated,” Dave said.<br />
When Dave married Glenda<br />
on June 5, 1981, the Cougar<br />
was the car they drove. The<br />
couple also drove the car on<br />
their honeymoon.<br />
KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER<br />
1978 Mercury Cougar XR7<br />
At a Glance:<br />
BUSINESS: Memory Lane<br />
Restorations, Dave Wurpts<br />
WHERE: 107 North Runger<br />
Ave., Sheldon, IA<br />
CONTACT: 712-324-2453<br />
ONLINE: memorylanerestorations.net<br />
Later it became the family’s<br />
saving grace.<br />
They were able to refinance<br />
the car once to pay medical<br />
bills and then twice more to<br />
fund the adoption of Wurpts’<br />
two children.<br />
“I felt like I paid for this car<br />
four times,” he said with a laugh.<br />
The 1978 Mercury Cougar<br />
was the car that the Wurpts<br />
drove to the airport to pick up<br />
their adopted son, Christopher,<br />
and daughter, Cassandra.<br />
“Both of our kids are adopted<br />
from Korea and we drove them<br />
home in this car from the airport<br />
in Des Moines,” Dave said.<br />
Then when Dave and Glenda<br />
were celebrating their 25th<br />
wedding anniversary, they<br />
drove the Cougar to the big<br />
celebration. Fitting, no?<br />
Breathing new life into vintage<br />
cars and keeping them in<br />
tip-top shape isn’t just a passion<br />
for Dave, it’s what he does<br />
for a living.<br />
He is the owner of Memory<br />
Lane Restorations in Sheldon,<br />
IA. After many years of fixing<br />
cars on the side, Dave finally<br />
decided to open up a shop<br />
eight years ago.<br />
He will take a car and rebuild<br />
it from the ground up.<br />
Currently in his garage he is<br />
working on restoring a 1956<br />
Chevy pickup, a 1928 American<br />
La France Fire Truck for<br />
Sanborn Fire Department, a<br />
1964 ½ Mustang, and a 1968<br />
Pontiac Firebird convertible.<br />
If you’re a car lover, it’s like<br />
being a kid in a candy store.<br />
For Dave, it’s all about bringing<br />
the car back to life and the<br />
joy of the customer.<br />
“I love seeing the car completed<br />
and seeing the customer<br />
so happy and excited,” Dave<br />
As for the Cougar, it’s no longer<br />
the family car, but they do<br />
drive it on a regular basis.<br />
Memory Lane<br />
Restorations brings<br />
cars back to life<br />
Because with a 351, V8<br />
beneath the hood, the 1978<br />
Mercury Cougar XR7 is still one<br />
smooth ride. F<br />
Sheldon | Iowa<br />
Quality<br />
Vehicle Restoration<br />
Cars, Trucks,<br />
Tractors, Motorcycles<br />
and more!<br />
107 N. Runger, Sheldon, IA • 712.324.2453 • Dave & Glenda Wurpts, Owners
REGIONAL RESTAURANT GUIDE<br />
The<br />
GinGham inn<br />
Restaurant & Lounge<br />
Lakes Area Favorite for over 50 years<br />
•Chicken • Steaks • Ribs and More<br />
•Homemade Nightly Specials • Salad Bar • Kids Menu<br />
Phone 712-336-2347<br />
100 Hill Ave • Spirit Lake • South Shore of Big Spirit<br />
Tuesday-Saturday at 5:00 p.m.; Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.; Closed Monday<br />
Enjoy the tastes and menus<br />
of these great restaurants!<br />
PLENTY OF OPTIONS TO SATISFY<br />
YOUR MOOD AND BUDGET<br />
MONDAY NIGHT<br />
BURGER NIGHT<br />
TUESDAY NIGHT<br />
50¢ OFF<br />
BOTTLED BEER<br />
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT<br />
CHICKEN NIGHT<br />
THE HIDEOUT<br />
712-448-2033<br />
4811 Oak Hill Ave, Germantown, IA<br />
Closed Sundays!<br />
DOWNTOWN<br />
GRANVILLE<br />
Tues-Fri: 11am-1:30pm<br />
Tues-Sat: 5pm-Close<br />
OUR PARTY ROOM IS AVAILABLE<br />
712-727-3000<br />
DAILY NOON SPECIALS<br />
Noon Specials Change Daily<br />
Every Wednesday: Homemade Soup & Sandwich<br />
Every Thursday: Broasted chicken, Lettuce Salad,<br />
Broasted Potatoes and Roll<br />
NIGHTLY SPECIALS<br />
Tuesday: Taco Salad or Chicken/Bacon Wrap (Alternate<br />
Weeks) 8 pc Chicken & Fries, Homemade Pizza<br />
Wednesday: Wings – 35 cents each – 7 sauces<br />
Thursday: 6 oz. Bacon Wrapped Steak,<br />
Homemade Pizza, 8 pc Chicken & Fries<br />
Friday: Whiskey Marinated Sirloin Steak,<br />
All You Can Eat Fish (Breaded or Baked),<br />
Hamburger Steak w/Sauted Onions<br />
Saturday: BBQ Ribs (2nd Sat. of Month),<br />
Chicken Alfredo (1st, 3rd & 4th Sat. of Month),<br />
8 oz Grilled or Broasted Pork Loin, 10 oz Sirloin Steak<br />
Continuous<br />
sports action<br />
on 19 TV’s<br />
•Burgers & Chicken<br />
•Sandwiches<br />
•Wraps •Dinner<br />
•12 Tap Beers<br />
CASUAL FAMILY DINING<br />
www.spencersportspage.com<br />
804 11 th St SW, Spencer, IA<br />
Grill & Bar<br />
Sunday & Monday<br />
11:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M.<br />
(Extended Bar Hours)<br />
Tuesday – Saturday<br />
11:00 A.M. – 10:00 P.M.<br />
(Extended Bar Hours)<br />
Lunch - Everyday<br />
11:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.<br />
(Extended Bar Hours)<br />
Open for the season!<br />
FALL HOURS<br />
SUNDAY-THURSDAY 10-8<br />
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10-9<br />
1614 TERREACE PARK BLVD,<br />
MILFORD, IA<br />
Phone 712-324-2516<br />
1989 Park St., Sheldon, IA<br />
You’ll love our<br />
Great<br />
Hy-Vee ' s<br />
Kitchen<br />
®<br />
Thursday Nights<br />
TACO NIGHT<br />
Friday & Saturday Nights<br />
PRIME RIB<br />
•Noon & Nightly Specials •Party Room<br />
•Gift Certificates •Salad Bar Friday & Saturday Night<br />
McKeen<br />
's<br />
Pub & Grill<br />
Located across from Bomgaars • Open Tues-Sat, Closed Sun-Mon<br />
Spirit Lake, IA • Phone 712.336.2362<br />
One of Iowa’s Best Salad Bars<br />
Now proudly<br />
serving all<br />
certified<br />
center cut<br />
ANGUS BEEF<br />
DINING ROOM HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 5 p.m.-10 p.m.<br />
SERVING 8<br />
DRAFT BEERS<br />
1205 S. GRAND AVE, SPENCER, IA<br />
phone 712.262.4625<br />
www.primeribspencer.com<br />
In Business 25 Years<br />
Prime Club Gift Cards<br />
BOOK YOUR<br />
HOLIDAY<br />
PARTY NOW<br />
We Can Accommodate<br />
Any Size Party<br />
Exclusive Menu<br />
GIVE THE GIFT THAT THEY CAN USE AT ALL 5 LOCATIONS<br />
Now Open!<br />
LARGE LUNCH BUFFET<br />
11:00 AM - 2:30 PM DAILY<br />
WE OFFER A VARIETY OF PLATES<br />
ON OUR MENU INCLUDING...<br />
Enchiladas, Burritos,<br />
Authentic Tacos,<br />
Sizzling Fajitas, and<br />
Juicy Carne Asadas!<br />
Broadway & Hwy 71<br />
(former Mrs. Lady’s location)<br />
Arnolds Park, IA<br />
712-332-6200<br />
Sun-Wed 11am-9pm; Thu-Sat 11am-10pm
SUNDAY&MONDAYNIGHT<br />
AUGUST 2-3<br />
Living Water Community Church<br />
(OLD HIGHWAY 60) SHELDON<br />
REGISTRATION<br />
AND FREE MEAL<br />
5:30-6:00 pm<br />
MUSIC<br />
DRAMA<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
6:15-8:15 PM<br />
NURSERY PROVIDED<br />
FOR 3 YEAR OLDS<br />
AND YOUNGER<br />
FAMILY<br />
FAI H<br />
FESTIVAL<br />
FAI H<br />
FAI H<br />
FESTIVAL<br />
Everyone is invited!<br />
•Moms•Dads•Big Brothers•Little Sisters<br />
•Grandpas and Grandmas•Aunts•Uncles<br />
Ever wondered what is was like in hometown Nazareth when Jesus<br />
was a little boy? What did he eat? What did he learn in school?<br />
Experience the sights, sounds, smells and tastes that Jesus himself experienced.<br />
A replica marketplace including a carpentry shop, synagogue school, barnyard,<br />
food market and more come to life before your eyes.<br />
Observe different dramas and activities each night.<br />
A Festival of Families – learning and worshiping<br />
with our families and friends!<br />
Pre-register by calling Sue at 712.324.2467<br />
www.sheldonfirstreformed.com/vbs.cfm<br />
Sponsored by several local Sheldon<br />
congregations and businesses<br />
MARK YOUR<br />
CALENDARS!<br />
26 | JUNE 20, 2015 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
Come out to<br />
Boji Bay Fun House & Pavilion<br />
to enjoy the best<br />
FREE “Musical Summer of Fun”<br />
entertainment scheduled all summer.<br />
Please bring a folding chair as seating is<br />
limited at The Clubhouse Patio.<br />
Families are encouraged to check<br />
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Boater’s Brunch<br />
Sunday, June 21<br />
9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.<br />
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District Events!<br />
Thursday, June 25<br />
7 a.m. - 2 p.m. - O’Farrell Sisters open daily!<br />
11 a.m. - 8 p.m. - Cluckers Chicken open daily!<br />
at Okoboji Boat Works<br />
6 p.m. - Big Nacho Karaoke Barefoot Bar<br />
Friday, June 26<br />
7 a.m. - 2 p.m. - O’Farrell Sisters open daily!<br />
11 a.m. - 8 p.m. - Cluckers Chicken open daily!<br />
at Okoboji Boat Works<br />
7 p.m. - The Doerfels from Key West Barefoot Bar<br />
Saturday, June 27<br />
7 a.m. - 2 p.m. - O’Farrell Sisters open daily!<br />
1-5 p.m. - Fish House Cruise with Live DJ<br />
2:30 p.m. - Dueling Pianos Barefoot Bar<br />
6-9 p.m. - Sunset Cruise on Diamond Lady w/Bill Carpenter<br />
6:30 p.m. - Vanquard Flying Squadron Airshow Barefoot Bar<br />
7 p.m. - The Doerfels from Key West Barefoot Bar<br />
at Parks Marina<br />
Saturday, June 27<br />
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1 mi East of Hwy 71<br />
on East Lake Okoboji, IA
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