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AAFREEWEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FROM IOWA INFORMATION PUBLICATIONSD!DISCOVER!MAGAZINEStarsAUGUST 1,2015HELPOURfurryfriendson thetheriseHumane Societyannual“Taste of Italy”fundraiser— SEE PAGE 6Okoboji Summer Theatrebrings “Taffetas” to the stage— SEE PAGE 19

2 | AUGUST 1, 2015 | DISCOVER!ERIC HOIEN712-320-2790eric@hoien.comMARILYN STRICKLAND712-320-7070marilyn@hoien.comMARILYN VOS712-320-7982mvos@hoien.comKARRI ANDERSON712-336-2790karri@hoien.comOPEN HOUSESaturday, August 1 • 10-11:30 a.m.OPENSATURDAYOPEN HOUSESunday, August 2 • 1-2 p.m.OPENSUNDAY74’ WEST LAKE OKOBOJI CANAL FRONTAGE! Great Nature Setting nearGull Pt. State Park! Year ‘round 3-Bedroom with Large Canal-side Screened Porch.Wonderful Lake’s Opportunity- new price $189,900…YES! 1608 Joy Loy Lane,Wahpeton. Call/text Marilyn Strickland 712-320-7070. MLS#14-389NATURE LOVER’S SETTING. Quality construction and design by MikeHoien Construction. Vaulted ceiling offers loft area overlooking living andcharming dining areas. Nice, nice design throughout...not “run-of-the-mill”in any sense of the word. New 3-season room spans entire width of homeand opens to patio deck. Two complete levels of living above ground plus fulllower level with craftroom and workshop and your own sauna! Authur Heightslake access with potential of boatslip space. This is a sweet one. $339,800.25751 169th Street, Spirit Lake, IA. MLS#13-913.LEAVE YOUR STRESS BEHIND in this perfect quiet getaway surroundedby Nature! Relax inside, be adventurous, grab a canoe or kayak and explore,or you can walk to North Shore sand beach! 10215 237th Ave, Spirit Lake.$265,000.00 Call Marilyn Vos to see 712-320-7982. MLS#15-857EXTREMELY PRIVATE SETTING on this deep lot(360’plus)on Big Spirit’sSW corner, this two level duplex unit (plus full unfinished basement)has acommanding view of Big Spirit. Shared driveway, steps to dock, dock, andentryway. A great opportunity on ‘the Quiet Lake’. 16920 240th Ave., Orleans.MLS #15-272.UPGRADES GALORE PLUS CEDAR FENCED LANDSCAPED YARD!Lovely 4 BR, 3 Bath with 3/4’’ Maple floors, custom Maple interior shutters, RedBirch cabinets, Triple garage. Daylight lower level- Great Family Room -near Bike Path& Schools. LOVELY, LOVELY HOME! MLS #15-782.FINE, FINE BIG SPIRIT LAKE OPPORTUNITY! Quality Construction &Design! Exceptional lake views. Lovely open Living, Dining, Kitchen! Nicelyappointed throughout this very well insulated 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Duplex.Laundry on Main. Great Deck off Living Room plus spacious Patio from FamilyRoom walkout. Large Double Attached Garage-QUALITY, EASY LAKE LIVING!12341 253rd Ave, Orleans. $499,900.00 Call/text Marilyn S 712-320-7070. MLS#15-779690 252ND AVE., SPIRIT LAKE! Lovely lake front setting, great viewsand nice approach to lake...Yes, full lower level walkout. Perfect lake homedesign on both levels! Open living, dining , kitchen plus sunroom w/ wideviews! Full living on main level plus family room, bedrooms & extra roomw/ lower level walkout! Great storage closets. Worth your time to see! MLS#15-630. $468,500.AN AWESOME SETTING on this gracious Big Spirit lot, it features over100’ on the lake and over 160’ on the road side. 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LIVECONCERTTime for a country-style vacationGet ready for cowboy boots, country music and beer cans, OKOBOJI!Setting Upcoming up shop at the AUGUST former 12 location TY BATES of the Regal BeagleShows AUGUST 19 MATT ENOCHStay tuned, more acts to be announced soon!Time for a coDISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015 | 3Get ready for cowboySetting up shBeer Can AlleySummer Concert Series ContinuesWednesday, AUGUST 5thDANNY GRAUSE7-11 P.M.Happy Hour specials extendeduntil 10 p.m. every Wednesday!BCA T-SHIRTSAND TANK TOPS ARENOW AVAILABLEGary’s at the Lakes isNOW OPEN!Hours:WEEKDAY HAPPY HOUR, 3-6 PMMonday: 3pm- closeAND 3-10 PM EVERY WEDNESDAYTuesday: 3pm- close WITH LIVE COUNTRY MUSICWednesday: 3pm- close $2.50 Domestic Draws/WellsThursday: 3pm- close $3 Captain MorganFriday: 3pm- close $3.50 Fireball Whisky$4 Vodka Red BullsSaturday: 12pm- close$4.50 JagerBombsSunday: 12pm- closeGary’s on theRiver fromSpencer, IA hasopened a 2ndlocation rightnext to BeerCan Alley andwill be servingdelicious BBQfood Wednesdaythrough Saturdayserved rightto your tableINSIDE the bar!FOLLOW US!Beer Can Alley OkobojiBeerCanAlleyIABeerCanAlleyOkoboji712.790.4061216 COURT AVE • DES MOINES | 290 U.S. 71 • ARNOLDS PARKBeerCanAlleyIA

4 | AUGUST 1, 2015 | DISCOVER!OKOBOJI BIBLE COKOBOJI BIBLE CONFERENCEAugust 1–9, 201569 WEST BROADWAY, ARNOLDS PARK, IOWAAugust 1–9,Open to the public • Everyone welcome • 712.332.2883 • okobojiconference.orgOpen to the public • Free to all • 712.332.2883 • okobojiconference.orgOpen to the public • Everyone welcome • 712ExploreClayCounty.org • 712-580-TOUR (8687)SPEAKERSSkye JethaniRobert GallagherDavid ChoiNightlyat7:15 p.m.Laurel BunkerGavin JohnsonRon WalbornARTISTSMark LowryThe MartinsJimmy NeedhamThe Gray HavensSPEAKERSMUSICAL GUESTSCarlton 46Come visit us at the Gallery andcheck out our new fireplaces!110 S. Main St I Lakefield, MN 56150Gallery HoursMon. - Thurs. 8am - 5pmFri. 8am - 3pm I Sat. by appointment507.662.5161 I www.kozyheatgallery.comSPEAKERSSkye Jethani, August 2 David Choi, August 3-4Skye JethaniRobert GallagherDavid ChoiLaurel BunkerLaurel Bunker, August 5 Gavin Johnson, August 6-7Jimmy Needham, August 2-3The Gray Havens, August 7-8 Conference Worship Team, August 2-9Gavin Johnson

6Community:9Community:1314151922Humane Societyhosts Taste of Italy fundraiserThe Gray Havensperform at Okoboji Bible ConferenceCommunity: Arts on Grandhosts Backyard Bach and BluesCommunity: The circus is comingto N’West Iowa Aug. 6-8Playbill: Boji Bantam presents“The Commedia Rapunzel”Playbill: Okoboji Summer Theatrebrings “The Taffetas” to the stageThats my ride: Scholtes AutoWold shows off a Crossover14Culpepper & Merriweather Circus iscoming to Sanborn, Spirit Lake.ON THE COVER“The Taffetas” is on stage now at the Okoboji Summer Theatre through Sunday, Aug. 2.2425DISCOVER! is your guide to all the special events and activities in the greaternorthwest Iowa, southwest Minnesota, southeast South Dakota and northeastNebraska areas. It is distributed free throughout these areas.Copyright, 2015. Nothing may be reprinted, photocopied or in any wayreproduced without the permission of the publisher.Screen: New releases for the bigscreen and good new rentals19Look back: Arnolds Park AmusementPark celebrates 125 years2627Advertising and Editorial Offices:P.O. Box 160Sheldon, IA 512011-800-247-0186e-mail: discover@iowainformation.comDISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015Contents | 5Calendar: No excuse for not findingfun activities and eventsMust or Bust: If you can’t do itall, make sure you get to these eventsIowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSSide TripsOur family has been embracingsummer and trying topack in lots of outdoor time.Because we are so busy with our workschedules, most ofthat outdoor timecomes on the weekendand is spent onthe water.We have learnedthat flotation devicesaren’t just for kids— most afternoonsthere are as manyadults lounging onour lily pad as kidswanting to splash offof it. Though cumbersometo transport, thatMYRNAWAGNERlily pad has been a worthy investment.We’ve witnessed all sorts of floaties andinflatables at boats around us, some thatlook to have cost hundreds of dollars andothers that maybe cost $3 and probablywon’t last more than a weekend. Othersappear to have been pulled from the recessesof a boat storage compartment. Wehave one such item — a mesh and elasticstrap creation that becomes a floating seatwhen you insert a noodle. Sounds odd, Iknow, but it works. And there’s always theinverted life jacket — not figure flattering,but functional.Our daughter learned a fish lesson onSunday afternoon — that fins are better forswimming than are feet. She found a pair ofswim fins in our boat and, along with a pairof goggles, decided to give them a try.She was amazed at the ease with whichshe could swim. Soon she challenged meto a race, with a sizable head start for me,swimming without the aid of fins. Obviouslyshe still won. Then she graciouslyIowa InformationPUBLISHERS shared AND PRINTERS the fins with me for a rematch.That afternoon was a good reminder forme: sometimes it’s OK to behave like a kid.2015 Speaker Series Sponsored by:MAGAZINEIowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSThe 2015 Speaker Series at thePearson Lakes Art Center willfocus on hometown successstories. These are programsyou will want to attend for theIowa Informationhistoric and interesting PUBLISHERS AND insightPRINTERSPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSIowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSAugust 13, 2015Iowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS7:00 p.m.Iowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSIowa Informationquestions PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSIowa Informationready. They are sure to be interesting.Iowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSIowa InformationPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERSIowa InformationClay PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS County Fair2201 US-71Okoboji, IAPhone:(712) 332-7013lakesart.org2015 Speaker Series at the Pearson Lakes Art Center will focus on home townsuccess stories. We will have programs you will want to attend and have yourthey will provide.No admission, open to everyone.When did the Clay County Fair start and how did it get tobe the “World’s Greatest County Fair”? Come find out.

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 20156| CommunityRYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITERWe’ve all hadto give up ananimal forone reason oranother, butwe can’t bearto see anyliving creaturemistreated.Connie RhodesBOARD PRESIDENTHELPING OURfurry friendsHumane Society hosts annual Taste of Italy fundraiserDelicious food and great wine.Cuddly kittens and adorablecanines. All of these come togetherwith the Humane Society ofNorthwest Iowa’s annual Taste of Italyfundraiser Wednesday, Aug. 5, at theMajestic Pavilion in Arnolds Park.The event is the humane society’slargest fundraiser of the year.The licensed animal shelter is notaffiliated with the Humane Society ofthe United States and doesn’t receivecounty, state or federal funding. Insteadthey rely on private donations,grants and fundraisers to operate,making Taste of Italy key to their continuedsuccess.There will be a slideshow, silent auction,meal and wine tasting. Ticketsare $50 per person and those interestedin attending are encouraged topurchase in advance though ticketswill also be available at the door.“The community, businesses andrestaurants have been very generoushelping us and donating items for theauction and meal,” executive directorJan Donaldson said. “It will be a reallygood meal and fun event.”Donaldson said 14 restaurants sofar have signed up to donate food forthe Italian buffet, including breadsticksfrom Lisa’s Bake Shop, chickenalfredo from The Gardens and whatcould be an interesting take on Italianfood from Mexican restaurant LosPueblos.Okoboji Wines continues theirpartnership with the event providing

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 20157At a Glance:WHAT: Taste of Italy, Humane Societyof Northwest Iowa fundraiserWHERE: Majestic Pavilion, HistoricArnolds ParkWHEN: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday,Aug. 5COST: $50CONTACT: 712-338-2738ONLINE: www.humanesocietyofnwia.comFor Sale:For the next couple of weeksthere will be a sale on kittensat the Humane Society ofNorthwest Iowa in Milford. Asof Tuesday, July 28, the shelterhad 34 kittens and 10 adult catsavailable. The cost is $25 witha veterinarian’s reference anda $50 deposit that the new petowner will get back when theanimal is spayed or neutered.“At the end of the evening you can say you helped carefor animals in need and had a great time, too.”a variety of red and white wines.In addition to the great food and wine, guestsat Taste of Italy get the benefit of knowingthey’re helping their furry friends through helpingfund a shelter that provides a safe, clean andhealthy place to stay as they recover from whateversituation brought them there.In the meantime, staff and volunteers worktirelessly to find them a permanent home with aloving family.“We’ve all had to give up an animal for onereason or another, but we can’t bear to see anyliving creature mistreated,” board presidentConnie Rhodes said. “We provide a place forthem to stay and provide the best care possiblefor these animals.”Donaldson echoes the sentiment.“The value of these animals to us can’t beexplained,” Donaldson said. “All I want to do ishelp them however possible. Through no faultof their own they’ve fallen on hard times and forsome of them coming to our kennels is the bestlife they’ve ever experienced.”Taste of Italy is a great opportunity for everyoneto help the humane society keep these kittensand canines healthy and happy and on thepath to a permanent home.With the daily costs of housing animals andrising monthly veterinary costs, every bit of helpgoes a long way.“At the end of the evening you can say youhelped care for animals in need and had a greattime, too,” Donaldson said.Rhodes agreed saying that the event is a greatway for people to help the animals and “thefood is darn good too.” FArnolds Park | Iowa

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DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015Community | 9KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITERThe Gray Havens to take the stageHusband and wife duo to play second weekend of conferenceThe Gray Havens are a husband and wifeduo whose music is a little different—ina good way.“We were looking for something a little different— something that we thought would appealto a wide variety of ages,” said Jody Van Kley,the Okoboji Bible Conference coordinator. “Weheard about The Gray Havens and I found outthey were doing a concert in Chicago and I madethe effort to go out and hear them. They werereally, really good. They were super entertaining,very-heartwarming and easy to like.”They Gray Havens fit the niche the OkobojiBible Conference was looking to fill and theywill be performing on both Friday and Saturdaynights, Aug. 7 and 8.The Gray Havens are Dave and Licia Radford,who perform what they call “narrative-popfolk-esquemusic.”Along with their original sound are theiroriginal songs.The Gray Havens recently came out with theirfirst full-length album, “Fire And Stone.” Withtheir lyrics, they build a narrative.“It’s fictional world-building we’re trying todo in our songs,” Dave says, “not just recountingevents. The music reflects that. A lot of thesesongs don’t fit neatly into a formulaic writingapproach. There are meter changes, key changes,compound measures — basically morepaints on the palette to work with in conveyingthe story, idea, or emotion. I get bored easily,so I find myself intentionally writing songs thatwill keep me on my toes.”“Their lyrics are very in-depth. You need to sitback and really think about what they’re saying,”Van Kley said. “There is a lot of meaningto what they are saying in their songs.”The theological undercurrent that is presentin the duo’s songs are often told in a sort ofstory form.“For writers Dave and Licia, the lines betweenfantasy, lyric poetry and song lyric are very thinindeed,” says their bio.“C.S. Lewis noted that stories have the powerto steal past the watchful dragons of the humanheart,” Dave says. “Some of the most worshipful,joy-filled times in my life have been experiencedwhen I was reading ‘The Chronicles ofNarnia.’ In our own small way with these songs,we want to build those kinds of worlds for ourlisteners to inhabit.”“Something I loved about Dave’s writingeven before I really knew him is the way thesongs invite you in,” Licia said. “They unfoldas you go. They require interaction. Before wewere married, before we were even friends, Iwould sometimes listen to one of his songs fora couple of months before the real depth of itwould suddenly click.”The Gray Havens’ story, music and soundmake them a perfect fit to help bring the conferenceto a close.“We think that they will fit well with our conferencefamily,” Van Kley said. FArnolds Park | IowaAt a Glance:WHAT: 81st Annual Okoboji Bible ConferenceWHERE: 69 West Broadway, Arnolds ParkWHEN: Aug. 1-9. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 7and 8 will feature The Gray HavensCOST: FreeCONTACT: 712-332-2883ONLINE: okobojiconference.orgSchedule:Friday, Aug. 78:30 a.m. – Begin the day with prayer – Chapel9 a.m. – Morning Bible Hour with Robert Gallagher10:00-noon – Children and Youth Communities10:30-noon – Adult Christian Life Communities6:45 p.m. – Evening prayer – Chapel7:15 p.m. – Worship Team, The Gray Havens,Gavin Johnson9:15 p.m. – Friendship and food venues aroundthe campusSaturday, Aug. 88:30 a.m. – Begin the day with prayer – Chapel10:30 a.m. – Adult Christian Life Communities:Missions with A & T – Chapel; For the Life of theWorld video series – Okoboji Middle School10:30 a.m. – Celebrating Communities withchildren and youth6:45 p.m. – Evening prayer – Chapel7:15 p.m. – Worship Team, The Gray Havens,Ron Walborn9:15 p.m. – Food and friendship on campusSunday, Aug. 98:30 a.m. – Begin the day with prayer – Chapel9:15 a.m. – Adult Christian Life Communities:Missions with A & T – Chapel; For the Life of theWorld video series – Okoboji Middle School10:30 a.m. – Worship Team, Ron Walborn7:15 p.m. – We’re Called The Church – CelebratingChristian unity and mission

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DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015 | 1130 Years in Okoboji!Maxwell’s was foundedin 1986 by Lewis Casson.From the start, Maxwell’spresented itself as arestaurant offering superiorfood served with care andcourtesy. Responding to theirclientele’s rising appreciationof sophisticated foods, theycarefully expanded Maxwell’smenu to include classiccosmopolitan dishes.SUMMERHOURS:Tuesday throughSaturday:Open at 5 p.m.Saturday and Sunday:Open at 9 a.m.for BreakfastLIGHTHOUSEBAR & GRILLPhone 332-5995East Oaks Mall,Okoboji, IA712-332-757837 Lake St., Arnolds Park, IA·Open for lunchdaily at 11:30 a.m.·Open for dinnerdaily at 5:30 p.m.Owned by Lewis Casson and Julie RothCreek Festmusic festivalFRIDAY SATURDAYand(1 mile north and 1 mile west of original site)Our new location is at 1434 470th Street, Cherokee, Iowa 51012We will haveVendors, FerrisWheel, MechanicalBull and Zip Line.Tickets can be purchased at www.creekfestiowa.com or atRasmus Realty, 100 East Main Street, Cherokee, Iowa.CherokeeCollision Center712.225.3877CherokeeBrentwood Roofing712.221.7700 • Cherokeebwcon3@gmail.comSparky’sOne Stop712.225.9900Cherokeeplus Blackjack Billy, JoeyHyde, Rebyl Road, withDJ Silver between sets!plus LoCash, Cam,8 Seconds, with DJ Silverbetween sets!Camping is available. Reserved sites can come in Monday, August 3.General Admission can come in Wednesday, August 5.There will be a DJ in the campgrounds during the day until 4:00 pmCherokeeAuto Sales712.225.3877 • Cherokeewww.cherokeeautosales.netLetsche’s Bike ShopRadio Shack712.225.3433Cherokee

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DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015Community | 13KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITERAt a Glance:WHAT: Backyard Bach and BluesWHERE: Homes of the Schmidt andHough families at 1917 West 11thSt., Spencer, IAWHEN: Saturday, Aug. 8COST: $40 for members, $50 fornon-members. Tickets should bepurchased ahead of time.CONTACT: 712-262-4307ONLINE: artsongrand.orgTime for someMore about:Damon Dotson is a singer/songwriter based out of DesMoines, IA and originally fromNorthwest Iowa. Dotson hassustained his career for tenyears including the release offour of his original albums andcountless shows all throughoutthe midwest without a recordlabel or management.Arts on Grand hosts annualBackyard Bach and BluesAs beautiful as the summer is inthe Midwest, by no means ofthe imagination is it a tropicalisland. But the people at Arts onGrand are determined to bring a tasteof the tropics to N’West Iowa.The theme for this year’s annualBackyard Bach and Blues fundraiseron Saturday night, Aug. 8, is IslandHopping.“We are definitely getting into thefun of the island, tropical feel. Wehope that people will feel like they’vebeen swept away to an island paradisewith the decorations and the food,”said Katie Hughes, the assistant directorat Arts on Grand.In addition to decorations one ofthe most important things to transportyou down to the islands will beyour tastebuds.Chef Susanne Bicknese will pull togetheran entire menu with an islandflair from the appetizers to the dessert.Some of the appetizers will includeblue corn chips with mango and cornsalsa, sweet and sour meatballs, sushiand assorted fresh fruit.But then it’s time for the big kahuna.Bicknese will be roasting a wholepig overnight.The chef will use the pork to createthe main dish: pulled pork sandwicheson King’s Hawaiian buns.Guests will also be able to enjoyfresh sweet corn, a fruit and rice salad,slaw salad and grilled pinapple. “A whole roasted pig is somethingyou don’t see every day,” Hughes said.“I know the food is going to be excellentand amazing.”Guests will also be able to enjoysome locally brewed West O Beer,a variety of Woodbridge wines andsome tropical punch.For dessert, a number of volunteerswill be creating an assortment oftropical-themed cupcakes.“I’ve been tapped to be in a groupto bake fun cupcakes and I think I’mgoing to bake pina colada cupcakesand I’m experimenting with a mojitocupcake,” Hughes said.In addition to tasty treats and anisland vibe, the Backyard Bach andBlues fundraiser will feature the musicalstylings of a local favorite.Damon Dotson will take the stageand give all the island hoppers sometunes to enjoy.Dotson has opened for acts suchas B.B. King, Willie Nelson, MattNathanson, The Gin Blossoms, TheBeach Boys, Kenny Loggins, TristanPrettyman, Stephan Kellogg and theSixers, as well as regional favorite GBLeighton.“It’s going to be a tasty dinner withwonderful music. West O is going tobe there — how can you not have agreat time?” Hughes asked.FSpencer | Iowa

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 201514 | CommunityAt a Glance:WHAT: Culpepper & MerriweatherCircusWHERE: Sanborn and Spirit LakeWHEN: Thursday, Aug. 6 in Sanborn,Friday and Saturday, Aug.7-8 in Spirit Lake at the Spirit LakeHigh SchoolCOST: Advance tickets: $10 foradults, $6 for children. Day ofshow: $13 for adults, $7 for children2-12CONTACT: 580-326-8833ONLINE: www.cmcircus.comHistory:Culpepper & MerriweatherGreat Combined Circus hadvery humble beginnings.In 1985, Robert Johnson, JimHebert and Curtis Cainan starteda small show. The three alternatedannouncing, performing and sellingconcessions during each performancefor the first year.They didn’t sell tickets, insteadrelying on donations received frompassing a hat at the end of eachshow. Oblivious to everyone in thebusiness who told them they couldnever succeed, they were able togradually add employees, equipmentand animals over the years.The circusis comingto townCulpepper & Merriweather Circusto perform Sanborn, Spirit LakeLions and tigers and clowns. Ohmy!The Culpepper & MerriweatherCircus is coming to N’West Iowa andthey’ll be making stops in Sanbornand Spirit Lake to entertain childrenof all ages.The circus will be in Sanborn onThursday, Aug. 6, at Brady Field locatedat the intersection of Brady andFranklin St. They have two performancesscheduled at 5 and 7:30 p.m.The next day they’ll be moving onto Spirit Lake High School in SpiritLake for two performances on Friday,Aug. 7 at 5 and 7:30 p.m. They’ll alsohave two performances on Saturday,Aug. 8, at 2 and 4:30 p.m.Bring your friends and family out tothe circus the morning they arrive tosee the Big Top erected and the riggingprepared for performances later inthe day. The Big Top will be raised between9:30-10 a.m. Visitors can thenstay for a free tour.This presentation offers a uniqueface-to-face opportunity for families,schools, and interested communitymembers to meet and learn all aboutthe Culpepper & Merriweather Circusfamily and includes a walking tour ofthe circus grounds. Learn interestingfacts about the performers, the historyof the show and the different speciesof animals in the circus family.In this presentation they willalso address topics such as hygiene,grooming and the veterinary care allof the animals receive.On circus day, the performers bringthe magic of the circus to life in each90-minute performance.This year’s lineup includes anAll-Star group of performers and entertainersthat include: Miss Simoneand her breath taking single trapeze,Miss Paulina’s proud “Big & Little”Photos courtesy of the Culpepper & Merriweather Circusprancing ponies, The Arlise Troupeon their wild and crazy unicycles,Natalie’s American Eskimo Escapades,Miss Georgia displaying flexibility tothe extreme and for the first time, theWheel of Destiny & Tight Rope by TheLos Moralitos.And let’s not forget everyone’s favoriteperforming jungle cats, Solomon,Delilah & Francis, presented by Mr.Trey Key. All accompanied by originalmusic composed by the talented MattMargucci from Los Angeles, CA. FRegional | Iowa

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015Playbill | 15RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITERLetting their hair downBoji Bantam presents “The Commedia Rapunzel”Aclassic tale comes to life ina fun and different comedicform next week at Boji BantamChildren’s Theatre in Okoboji.Utilizing the style of CommediaDell’Arte, the actors will regale theaudience with a wondrous performanceof “The Commedia Rapunzel”combining lots of fun action and sillyhumor to keep everyone captivatedfrom beginning to end.Commedia Dell’Arte is a form oftheatre dating back several centuriesto Italy with touring troupes performingimprovisational comedy. In BojiBantam’s production of “Rapunzel,”four Stephens College students willportray four different Italian actors,who in turn are putting on a showingof “Rapunzel.”“This is a special show based incomedic theatre with our four actorsall playing multiple parts,” directorJess Jung said. “We have fun and sillyprops, quick costume changes, puppetsand a lot of general goofiness andbuffoonery.”While presented in a unique way,the general story remains the same.Rapunzel is stuck in her tower underthe guard of a deceptive witch. Aprince and his horse are on an adventureto rescue her and encountermany obstacles along the way.The audience won’t get away withsitting on their hands during the showeither. In fact, they will have their ownpart to play as they have assignmentsto call out words or make sounds atcertain points throughout the show.“The actors move around a lot andhave a lot of interaction with theaudience making sure they remainengaged and captivated by the performance,”Jung said.The actors themselves said the interactionwith the audience is bothfun and rewarding, as well an instantbarometer for how the show is going.“With the children in the audienceyou get an instant gratificationor reaction and can tell right away ifsomething works or not,” said MaggieNiven, who plays Rosetta, as well asthe witch in “Rapunzel.” “It’s reallyphysical with lots of action and wehave fun being creative and comingup with stuff for all our characters.For Kate Thurn, who plays Arlequinand dons a horse hat to play theprince’s trusty steed, performing inchildren’s theatre is a unique challengeand lots of fun.“You really have to exaggerate yourmovements and expression and besilly,” Thurn said. “You get to expressyourself in a bigger way than in othersettings.”Parents shouldn’t hesitate to tagalong and enjoy the show as well.Jung says that of all Boji Bantam playsthis summer it may be the best mergerbetween kid and adult audiences.“It’s classic and it’s fun,” Jung said.“It’s a great way to wrap up the seasonand we want the audience to have asmuch fun as we do.”So grab the family and head to BojiBantam and call out to Rapunzel to letdown her golden hair. FOkoboji | IowaAt a Glance:WHAT: “The Commedia Rapunzel”WHERE: Boji Bantam Children’sTheatre, 2001 Hwy 71, Okoboji, IAWHEN: 10:30 a.m. Aug. 5-8COST: $5CONTACT: 712-332-7773ONLINE: www.stephens.edu/okobojisummertheatre/boji-bantam/Casting Call:Gracie Strawn - ColumbineKate Thurn - ArlequinAllison Sword - PunchinMaggie Niven - Rosetta

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DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITERPlaybill | 19At a Glance:WHAT: “The Taffetas”WHERE: Okoboji Summer Theatre,2001 Hwy. 71 N., Okoboji, IA.WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday,July 28- Aug. 1; 4:30 p.m. Saturday,Aug. 1; and 6 p.m. Sunday,Aug. 2.COST: $20CONTACT: 712-332-7773ONLINE: www.stephens.edu/okobojisummertheatreCast:Donna: Molly DenninghoffKaye: Allie MgrublianPeggy: Emily ChattersonCheryl: Shannon CoxCover: Melissa TrierweilerCamera Operator: Cooper SlaterBand MembersTom Andes (Musical Director)-PianoGreg Forney- DrumsSam Copeland- BassStars theriseon Okoboji Summer Theatre brings “The Taffetas” to the stageIn the 1950s, girl groups and boy groupsreigned supreme.You had The Maguire Sisters, The FontaineSisters, The Chordettes and The Chiffons. Whatdid these groups and the hundreds of others likethem long for more than anything else? To maketheir way onto the Ed Sullivan Show and gainnational fame and immortality, of course.The Taffetas are a group of sisters from Muncie,IN, where their most notable performancehas been on the Moose Hall stage. They areperforming on “Spotlight On Music,” a fictitiousweekly television program in New YorkCity. They are a-hoping and a-praying that EdSullivan is watching. Then its announced that heis indeed watching, so now the pressure is reallyon.The quartet of sisters are Kaye, Peggy, Cheryland Donna.We learn about the sisters in this kind of goldenoldies musical revue where the songs jumpout of the jukebox and right onto the OkobojiSummer Theatre stage.The stage is set as a sound stage complete witha camera, an applause sign, and a three-pieceband dressed in white tuxes.When the four sisters actually start singingtheir tight harmonies astound. My hat’s offto Molly Denninghoff, Allie Mgrublian, EmilyChatterson and Shannon Cox. These fourwomen sing together like they are sisters whohave been singing together their whole lives.In addition to the harmonies the girls’ choreographytakes it to another level. Even thoughthey are simple moves, the four actors playingthe four sisters are so in sync with their movesthat it doesn’t seem like choreography.It seems as natural to them as breathing.All of the songs were blasts from the pasts andmany of the tunes got my toes tapping. Therewere a few numbers that they unearthed from atreasure trove of buried, long-forgotten songs.Others were instantly recognizable and hadthe people around me in the audience smiling.In particular, the medley of songs they did aboutevery girls favorite topic, boys, was a hit.Some of the songs included in the medleywere “Johnny Angel,” “Where the Boys Are,”“Mr. Lee,” “Dedicated to the One I Love.”It inspired husbands to put their arms aroundtheir wives, smiles to spread across faces, andwomen to silently sing along. The end of themedley was met with whistles, hoots and exuberantapplause.Gee whiz and golly gee it was a fun musicalrevue. FOkoboji | Iowa

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DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 201522 | That’s my RideThat’s myRIDEKATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER2013 GMC Terrain SLEScholtes Auto World shows off a CrossoverStanding in the parking lot atScholtes Auto World looking ata line of Crossovers one thingstands out about the 2013 GMC TerrainSLE. It definitely looks more likean SUV than a Crossover. Most Crossovershave a more slanted hood with asmaller grill, but the 2013 GMC TerrainSLE retains the bold, truck-like lookwith a straight hood and a larger grill.But while it may look more like astereotypical SUV, this vehicle doeshave all of the benefits of being aCrossover. One of the biggest ones isthe gas mileage. For a person who logsa lot of miles behind the wheel howmuch gas the vehicle guzzles is prettyimportant for thepocket book.The 2013 GMCTerrain SLE gets 32miles per gallon onthe highway. Yep.You read that right.It wasn’t a typo.That fuel economyis achieved KATE HARLOWby a number ofengineering designssuch as putting a 2.4L engine and 6speed automatic transmission underthe hood that offers up more usablepower. It is a direct injection enginewhich makes that engine as much as 8At a Glance:BUSINESS: Scholtes Auto WorldWHERE: 1215 Sherwood St.,Worthington, MNCONTACT: 507-376-3136ONLINE: www.scholtesauto.compercent more efficient. They decreasedthe overall weight from previous modelsto bring the EPA rating up as well.Making the vehicle fuel-efficientwas very important, but they also keptsome of the things that people loveabout the SUV like the higher roofline,spacious interior and cargo area.This makes for a much morecomfortable ride as does the fullyindependent suspension system thathelps reduce bumps and thumps. It’sdefinitely a relaxing ride.Even though the SLE is more a midlinevehicle it still comes equippedwith with many premium featureslike heated seats, remote start, fulltouchscreen radio with a backupcamera, bluetooth with voice recognitioncommands and auto-tempclimate control.So the GMC Terrain is not only funto drive, it’s also comfortable, roomyand fuel-efficient. Sounds like a prettygood combo to me. FWorthington | MinnesotaROOM FOR 7! LOADED! A $BEST BUY$2014 Dodge Journey SXT AWD7 Passenger, All Wheel Drive, Penstar V6& 6 Speed Auto for efficiency, Chrome Rims,Pwr Equipment Pkg & Much MoreONLY $20,9502012 Chevy Cruze LTZEfficient 1.4L Turbo w/6 speed automaticPremium LTZ pkg with Heated Leather,Remote Start, Pwr Equipment grp & MoreONLY $13,9502013 Chevy Captiva LS SportEfficient and powerful 2.4L w/6 speed auto,Cast Rims, Foglamps, Stability/tractioncontrol, Pwr Equipment Grp & MoreONLY $15,750IT’S GOTTHE LOOK!2012 Dodge Challenger RalleyeChrome Rims, Efficient & PowerfulPentastar V6, Spoiler, Custom Stripe Pkg,Pwr Equipment Grp & MoreONLY $21,950MOST POPULARCROSSOVER2015 GMC Terrain AWDSLE2 All Wheel Drive, Backup Camera,Autotemp, Cast Rims, Remote Start, Pwr Seatand Lots of ExtrasONLY $25,950Scholtes Auto World1215 SherwoodWorthington, MN 56187127+ online at scholtesauto.com866-660-6182NICE ONES AREHARD TO FIND!2009 Dodge Dakota Quad BigHorn4x4, Nice Clean Truck, Low Miles, Cast Rimsand Big Horn Pkg. Pwr equipment grp & moreONLY $18,990

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However, he harbors a dark secret,and is involved in a terror plot that could claim the lives of thousandsin this thriller.good stuff still playingPixelsPG-13106 min.★★★★★As kids in the 1980s, Sam Brenner, Will Cooper, Ludlow Lamonsoff, and Eddie “TheFire Blaster” Plant saved the world thousands of times - at 25 cents a game in the videoarcades. Now, they’re going to have to do it for real.Ant Manwhat you can rentHomeSouthpaw R123 min.Billy Hope seemingly has it all with an impressive career, a beautiful and loving wife, an adorabledaughter and a lavish lifestyle. 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Now a magazine writer, Amy lives by that credo-enjoying what she feels is an uninhibitedlife free from boring romantic commitment-but in actuality, she’s kind of in a rut.missing sons.After six years of keeping our malls safe, Paul Blart has earned a well-deserved vacation.He heads to Vegas with his teenage daughter before she heads off to college. But safetynever takes a holiday and when duty calls, Blart answers.“What We Do In The Shadows” chronicles the adventures of four vampire roommates tryingto get by in a modern world that’s not always hospitable to the undead.The movie centers on the star-crossed love affair between Luke, a former champion bullrider looking to make a comeback, and Sophia, a college student who is about to embarkupon her dream job in New York City’s art world.58Mackinac Island& The UpperPeninsulaSEPT 18-23Mackinac Island is majestically set betweenMichigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas in the Straitof Mackinac. Travel with us while we visit and viewsome of nature’s beautiful landscapes. The fall colorswill be in full force making this a breathtakinglybeautiful tour!Black Hills & CusterState Park BuffaloRound-UpSEPT 24-27In a setting of the beautiful Black Hills, watchas the nearly 1,300 buffalo are rounded up in thetradition of the old west. Feel the ground rumble asthe largest publicly owned herd in the world is movedfor the upcoming winter. We will also be visiting theHot Springs Mammoth Site that includes a behindthe scenes tour of the active dig. Along with theMammoth site we will be visiting some of America’smost iconic history sites.FOR MORE DETAILS GO TO:www.swtourandtravel.comSouthwestTOUR AND TRAVEL79602 55th Ave., Jackson, MN507.847.2380 or 800.533.6801MOTOR COACH TRAVELESCORTED TOURS & FULL SERVICE TRAVEL AGENCYSUMMERTHEATRE 2015SPIRIT LAKE, IOWAArt at the HeartTICKET PRICESFOR 2015:$20.00 FOR MUSICALS AND$18.00 FOR NON-MUSICALSGROUPS OF 10/MORE RECEIVE$2.00 PER TICKET DISCOUNTThe Okoboji Summer Theatreis owned and operated byStephens College and has beena proud member of the IowaGreat Lakes community formore than 58 years.The Taffetas (Musical, PG).................................................. July 28-August 2Greater Tuna (Comedy, PG-13).......................................................... August 4-9Fiddler on the Roof (Musical, PG)...................................................... August 11-16CALL THE BOX OFFICE 712.332.7773FOR TICKET INFORMATIONGreat Movies At A Fair Price!MAXTheatresSIBLEY, IOWA • (712) 754-2672www.maxtheatres.comPresented in Digital Projection & SoundNOW PLAYING JULY 29 - AUGUST 61 VACATIONRSUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:00SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PM2 PIXELS - 3D PG-13SUNDAY–THURSDAY: 7:00FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 7:00 & 9:15SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15 PMAdmission Adults - $6.00, Children - $5.00,Matinee Admission - $5.003D Movies Require a $2.50 SurchargeSENIORS RECEIVE FREEsmall popcorn with paid admissionMONDAY IS BOWL NIGHTTUESDAY $1 POP AND POPCORNAll Seats $5 Tuesday!$2 Soft Drinks & $2 Popcorn

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015Look Back | 25The Wild MouseThe Wild Mouse ride debuted at Arnolds Park AmusementPark in 1958. It was the same year that the60-passengar lakeshore merry-go-round, named KiddieTown, was added to the park.Arnolds Park Amusement Park | Iowa One Year of Farmingin 60 Minutes Civil War Encampment -Army of the SW Albert City, IowaFriday • Saturday • SundayAugust 7–9, 2015Hart-Parr Oliver Collectors AssociationNational Summer ShowFeaturing the Oliver 4Wheel Drive TractorsHosted by theIowa Cornbelt Oliver CollectorsAT THE 45th ANNUALAlso showing the Hart Parr 40,30-60 and Little Red Devil.Come see the CrossmotorLightweights and theHart Parr Stationary Engines.MOST ITEMS40% OFFwww.3sons.comMostLocated 2 miles west and 1/2 milenorth of Albert City, IAFor more information:Phone: 712-843-2076www.albertcitythreshermen.comField DemosTractor PullsParadesFree Entertainment!Talent Show Saturday afternoonKid’s Potato PatchTribute to Veterans Display

DISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 201526 | CalendarJULY 28-20, AUG. 1“Jack & The Beakstalk”Treasure Village 2023 IA-86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3731JULY 28-AUG. 2“Tafettas”Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N,Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7773AUG. 1Art in the ParkPreservation Plaza, Arnolds Park AmusementPark, Arnolds Park, IA. 712-332-7013AUG. 1Party in the ParkArnolds Park Amusement Park, Majestic Pavillion.712-332-2183AUG. 1University of Okoboji Open WaterSwimGull Point to Pikes Point, Okoboji, IA. 712) 338-2424AUG. 1Primghar Iowa Figure 8 RacesPrimghar, IA. 712-957-2435AUG. 1-2Hartley Summer CelebrationHartley, IA. 712-928-2240AUG. 1-9Okoboji Lakes Bible and MissionaryConference7 Okoboji Grove Road, Arnolds Park, IA. 712-332-2883AUG. 3Birding on the GreenBrooks National Gold Club, 1201 Brooks ParkDr, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352AUG. 3Dick Bauman Big BandPearson Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy. 71, Okoboji,IA 712-332-7013AUG. 3STEM Camp: Green Thumb, DirtyFingersRock Valley Elementary School, Rock Valley, IA.712-737-4230AUG. 3STEM Camp: CSI- Learn to InvestigateRock Valley Elementary School, Rock Valley, IA.712-737-4230AUG. 3-6STEM Camp: Explore MedicineCampSioux Center Health System, Sioux Center, IA.712-737-4230AUG. 4STEM Camp: Food ScienceFirst Reformed Church Family Life Center, SiouxCenter, IA. 712-737-4230Up the beanstalkWatch Jack on his adventureat Treasure VillageTHRU AUG. 1, AUG. 4-6, 8, AUG. 11-15Treasure Village 2023 IA-86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3731AUG. 4-6, 8“Jack & the Beanstalk”Treasure Village 2023 IA-86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3731AUG. 4-9“Greater Tuna”Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N,Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7773AUG. 5Humane Society of Northwest Iowa’sTaste of ItalyMajestic Pavillion, Arnolds Park, IA. 712-338-2738AUG. 5Crag Ebel & DyVersaCo Polka BandOnstage Orange City, Windmill Park, OrangeCity, 712-707-6514AUG. 5STEM Camp: Jelly Genes and DNA:BiotechnologyFirst Reformed Church Family Life Center, SiouxCenter, IA. 712-737-4230AUG. 5Wild Wednesday: Micro Lad and theDiatomsWaitt Lab, Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, 1838Hwy. 86, Milford, IA. 712-337-3669AUG. 5Nature Playtime for TotsDickinson County Nature Center, 2279 170thStreet, Okoboji, IA. 712-336-6352AUG. 5-8“Rapunzel”Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre, at OkobojiSummer Theatre, 2001 Hwy 71 N, Okoboji,IA. 712-332-7773AUG. 6Society of Broken Souls at MainstreetMarketClay County Courthouse Square, Spencer,IA.AUG. 6Culpepper & Merriweather CircusSanborn, IAAUG. 6Society of Broken Souls at MainstreetMarketClay County Courthouse Square, Spencer,IA.THE LINEUPHere is a list of who’s playingwhere this weekend.JULY 30Rock the Roof featuring RandyDillingham Band and Generationsof Rock & Roll 6 p.m., The Roof Garden,Arnolds Park Amusement Park. 712-330-0889Big Nacho Karaoke, 6 p.m., Barefoot Bar atParks Marina, East Lake Okoboji. 712-332-7303Hannah McGarvey, 8-10:30 p.m., TheWine Bar & Art Gallery, Arnolds Park, IA. 712-539-1351Hitchville Unhitched, 9:30 p.m., Captain’sGetaway, 107 W Broadway St, ArnoldsPark, IA. 712-332-7045JULY 31Black Diamond & Rock a la Carte,7 p.m., Boji Bay Fun House and Pavilion, 2501MAYBoji Bend Dr., Milford, IA. 712-338-2034Full Moon Party with Shot Thruthe Heart, 7 p.m., Barefoot Bar at ParksMarina, East Lake Okoboji. IA. 712-332-7303Shalo Lee Band, 9:30 p.m., Captain’sGetaway, 107 W Broadway St, Arnolds Park,IA. 712-332-7045AUG. 1Island Time, JUNE 2:30 p.m., Barefoot Bar atParks Marina, East Lake Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303The Whiskies, 7 p.m., Barefoot Bar atParks Marina, East Lake Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303Massive Brass Attack, 7:30 p.m., Liveat the Lake, Preservation Plaza, Arnolds ParkAmusement Park, 712-332-2183Big Island Band, JULY 9:30 p.m., Captain’sGetaway, 107 W Broadway St, Arnolds Park,IA. 712-332-7045AUG. 2Polka Police, 2 p.m., Barefoot Bar atParks Marina, East Lake Okoboji, IA. 712-332-7303AUGUSTDON’T SEE YOUR EVENT?Email discover@iowainformation.comwith any calendar submissions.

Must or BustDISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015 | 27FREEConcertsThis entertainment line up runs outsidethe main band shell, 7-10 pm, unlessnoted.GET YOUR QUILTS HEREThe 28th annual Quilt Auction at the Ingham Okoboji Lutheran Bible Camp in Wahpetonwill be held on Saturday, Aug. 1 and will feature approximately 160 unique and colorfulquilts of all sizes and patterns. Bidding will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Other eventsthat will be taking place that weekend will be a 5K Fun Run on Saturday at 10:30 a.m.,1followed by a lunch in the dining hall with entertainment provided from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.2Not your average walk in the parkHave you always been curious about the artworld, but hesitant about visiting a gallery showor museum? Don’t worry because PearsonLakes Art Center is bringing the show outside with its annualArt in the Park event on Saturday, Aug. 1, at PreservationPlaza in Arnolds Park. The event blends art showand marketplace with children’s activities and fun interactiveevents for all ages. And it’s all in the great outdoorson the shore of West Lake Okoboji. About 90 artists willbe participating in this year’s event from just about everystate in the midwest and some from even further away.Friday, July 31Friday, August 7Rock a lacarteA fantastic tribute show to Queen(80’s Tribute Band)Showcasing the Winner of theIRRMA Battle of the Bands 20143-D in your faceSponsored byIf you love the 80s hair bands, then this is YOURSponsored by3Okoboji Bible Conference kicks offwith comedian, musicIt’s that time of year again. For 81 years, peoplehave gathered in Arnolds Park for nine daysof music, lectures, prayers and much more at the OkobojiBible Conference. Saturday, Aug. 1, will mark the beginningof the 81st year of the Okoboji Bible Conference.While much has changed, there is still more that remainsthe same including the conference’s commitment to glorifyingGod while developing a growing love for God andothers. This year’s kick-off on Saturday night will includeentertainment from Mark Lowry and The Martins. TheMartins are a family trio and they have performed at theOkoboji Bible Conference a number of times, but this willbe a first time for comedian, singer Mark Lowry.54Beds fly downCentral Avenuein HartleyHave you ever witnesseda bed being raceddown Main Street? Well, if youattend Hartley’s Summer Celebrationthe weekend of July 31-Aug. 2 then you will be able tosay, why, yes, I have seen bedsrace. It’s one of the most uniqueevents in the Summer Celebrationlineup. The bed races willtake place on Saturday, Aug. 1following the parade.Music to your earsArts on Grand is all about fostering art, including musical art. On Friday, July 31, Arts onGrand will have art on the walls but also art for the ears to hear. Spencer native IsaacBrockshus will be teaming up with Elizabeth Gergel to perform a concert.Boji Bay FunCome out toto enjoy the bestFREE “Musical Summerentertainment scheduled all summer.Please bring a folding chair as seating islimited at The Clubhouse Patio.Families are encouraged to checkout our pools and mini golf while youlisten to the family friendly concerts!bojibayfun.com2501 Boji Bend DrMilford, IA 51351

28 | AUGUST 1, 2015 | DISCOVER!Welcome!DailyGreen Fees:9 Holes: $1518 Holes: $20Holidays andWeekends:9 Holes: $2018 Holes: $25Cart Rental:9 Holes: $1018 Holes: $15EVENT SCHEDULEAUGUST 7Hegg Memorial Golf TournamentAUGUST 21A&I Golf OutingAUGUST 22Match PlaySEPTEMBER 5PR School Outing701 GOLFCOURSE ROAD,ROCK VALLEY712.476.2427Crystals, Candles,Gifts and more!PSYCHICMYSTICAL COTTAGEPsychic, Palm and Tarot Readings$20 specialat the newlocation inArnolds Parkacross fromMaxwells!$10 offa PsychicReading atthe bluecottage.Come in and see us or call712-330-4646Located on Hwy. 71, Okoboji, IAOnly Iowa Information can deliver your message to both the IowaGreat Lakes and all of northwest Iowa in one publication.•The Golden Shopper•The N’West Iowa REVIEW•DISCOVER!•Brides & Bouquets•OKOBOJI Magazine•The Sheldon Mail-Sun•The Phoenixof Greater Siouxland•Herds & PlowsharesPhone 712-324-5347or 800-247-0186P.O. Box 160, Sheldon, IA 51201Jan BowlesCell 712-339-7431Spirit LakeAnIntroductoryFlightis Availablefor $ 74 00MAKES A GREAT GIFT THAT WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN OR RETURNED!Scenic air rides over the Beautiful Iowa Great Lakes•Aircraft Maintenance •Hanger Storage•Flight Planning Room •Conference Room•Pilot Lounge/TV, Internet, WSI Radar•Aircraft Rental •Flight Instruction (CFI, CFII, MEI)LEARN TO FLY! • LEARN TO FLY!AIR CHARTERFEATURINGThe Cessna 414(Piston Single & Twin Engine Aircraft)(Charter to Your Destination on Your Schedule)RECENT LEADING EDGE STUDENTSNorthwest Iowa Regional Airport1957 330th Street, Spencer, IA 51301spencerairport@smunet.net • www.leadingedgeaviationia.comFor more information call: 712-262-1000“Our Business is the LEADING EDGE in AVIATION Today!”C rcus2015 PRESS RELEASEAUGUST 7 - 8 • SPIRIT LAKEour Circus Family. In this presentation we will also address topics such as hygiene, grooming and thall of our animals receive. In recent years the Tent Raising and Morning Tour has become a popfamilies and interested community members. It is presented in a way everyone, young and oldinteresting facts about the Culpepper & Merriweather Circus Family and now we have a brand neSPIRIT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS special part of Circus • Day 2700 that should not be HILL missed. AVE.On circus day, our performers bring the magic of the circus to life in each 90-minute performance. Tincludes an All-Star group of performers and entertainers that include: Miss Simone and her bretrapeze, Miss Paulina’s proud “ Big & Little” prancing ponies, The Arlise Troupe on their wild andNatalie’s American Eskimo Escapades, Miss Georgia displaying flexability to the extreme and forWheel of Destiny & Tight Rope by The Los Moralitos. But, lets not forget our favorite performSoloman, Delilah & Francis, presented by Mr. Trey Key, that will certainly have you on the edgeaccompanied by original music composed by the talented, Matt Margucci from Los Angelesperformers are sure to amaze, delight and entertain the audience members of all ages beyond your wiThe costumes alone are certainly of Las Vegas quality.TWO America’s PERFORMANCES Favorite Old-FashionedDAILY!Big Top Circus is Coming to Town!FRIDAY: 5 P.M. & 7:30 P.M.SATURDAY: 2 P.M. & 4:30 P.M.Thanks to the sponsorship of the Spirit Lake Chamber of Commerce, Culpepper & Merriweather Circus, America’s2015 PRESS RELEASEFavorite Big Top Circus is coming to Spirit Lake, IA on Friday, August 7 th SAVE & Saturday, MONEY by August purchasing 8 th your , at tickets the Spirit in advance at the following locations: Hy-Vee, Jenning’Lake High School located at 2700 Hill Avenue with two scheduled performances Northwest each Bank day and at Spirit 5:00 & Lake 7:30 Chamber p.m. on Office. Prices for advance tickets are $10.00 for aduchildren ages 2 to 12, children under 2 are always free. On show day tickets will be $13.00 for aduFriday and 2:00 & 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. Now in its 30th edition, C&M Circus children. has Reserve become your tickets internationally early and save. known For more information or to reserve discount tickets callfor quality family entertainment. This authentic One-Ring, Big Top Circus has Reservations been featured will be on available National even Geographic’son show day but, only at this number till 4:00 p.m. Monday –Explorer TV series, Entertainment Tonight, The Los Angeles Times, The Time. Chicago Tribune, Arizona HighwaysMagazine. It has also been featured on the A&E Special: Under the Big Top and most recently, On the Road withCircus Kids, a Nickelodeon special featured on the Nick News Program.Purchase Advance Tickets at: Hy-Vee • Northwest Bank • Chamber Office • Jenning’s Tow & (times Repairmay vary)For more information call 712-336-4978Between 9:30 and 10:00 a.m. comewatch the raising of the Big Top, thenstay for the FREE Tour. Thispresentation offers a unique face-tofaceopportunity for families, schools,and interested community members tomeet and learn all about the Culpepper & Merriweather Circus family and includes a walking tour of the circusgrounds. Learn interesting facts about our performers, the history of our show and the different species of animals inFor more information visit our FaceBook page with videos, photos and comments from past sponsorsa direct link you can go to www.cmcircus.com and click on the FaceBook link.Circus Day ScheduleBring your friends Between and 9:30 family & 10:00 out a.m.– Tent Raising & FREE Tourcircus morning to watch as a familiarplace in your town is transformed into1 Hoa bustling Circus City. Activity swirlsaround the grounds as animals arebefounloaded, the Big Top is erected, andshorigging is prepared for performancesMidwlater in the day. Enjoy the magic andBox Offic(pony rides, moonbouncetradition of the American Circus withyour family and create memories thatwill last a lifetime.See the raising of theBIG TOP!Friday at 9:30 a.m.Meet the performersand get a FREE tour!Culpepper & MerP.O. Box 813, H(580) 326-8833 FaE-mail cmcircu

e veterinary careDISCOVER! | AUGUST 1, 2015 | 29Join us to celebrateWindsor Manor in Estherville!We hope you take a tour, enjoy appetizersand participate in theRibbon CuttingFriday, August 7, 2015 • 5 p.m to 7 p.m.ular program forcan learn manyw tent! This is ahis year’s lineupath taking singlecrazy unicycles,the first time, theing Jungle Cats,of your seats! All, California. Ourldest imagination.and patrons. Fors Tow & Repair,lts and $6.00 forlts and $7.00 for866 BIG TOP 6.Friday, Centralurrew.aye Opens, concessions and more)riweather Circusugo, OK 74743x (580) 326-8866s@gmail.comAssisted Living Community2015 3rd Avenue North • Estherville, IA 51334 • Phone 712.362.0171www.windsor-manor.com

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