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A FREE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FROM IOWA INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! MAGAZINE<br />
JUNE 10, 2017<br />
DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS WEEK’S BANDS – MORE ON PAGE 21<br />
Wine<br />
and<br />
Music<br />
Thursday, June 8<br />
J. Jeffrey Messerole<br />
at The Wine Bar &<br />
Art Gallery<br />
Sips<br />
sw ings<br />
&<br />
FEATURED FRIDAY NIGHT<br />
Dave Rowley and Ryan Sather at Calico<br />
Skies on Sunday, June 11<br />
STEPHANI V<br />
WITH THE ALL ’80S SHOW<br />
Barefoot Bar, Okoboji<br />
Your source for weekend fun in N’West Iowa<br />
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ERIC HOIEN<br />
712-320-2790<br />
eric@hoien.com<br />
MARILYN STRICKLAND<br />
712-320-7070<br />
marilyn@hoien.com<br />
SHELLY MANLY<br />
641-990-2971<br />
shelly@hoien.com<br />
MARILYN VOS<br />
712-320-7982<br />
mvos@hoien.com<br />
KARRI ANDERSON<br />
712-336-2790<br />
karri@hoien.com<br />
THIS WEST LAKE OKOBOJI YEAR ROUND 2 bedroom 2 bath home<br />
has been meticulously cared for and is bursting with lake house charm! Imagine<br />
sitting on your large lakeside deck enjoying the beautiful blue waters of calm<br />
sought after Millers Bay and the lovely landscaped yard with irrigation system. Or<br />
enjoy the expansive lake views from your kitchen, dining, and living room while<br />
entertaining family and guests! You will appreciate the ease your low bank offers<br />
with no stairs to your Dock and Boating fun! Call Marilyn Vos for your private<br />
showing 712-320-7982. 1520 Lakeside Avenue, Wahpeton. MLS#17-325<br />
FOUR STARS!!!OOOO This beautiful home situated strategically on<br />
Emerald Hills Golf Course! – Spacious, Open Home Design, You’ll love the<br />
kitchen. Great location in the Lakes Region-near activities & lakes – yet,<br />
you’ll feel the blessings of privacy & awesome natural wide views of the<br />
course! Quality throughout- including Fine, Fine Furnishings! Expect to be<br />
impressed! $320,000.00. Call/text Marilyn S 712-320-7070. 946 S<br />
Emerald Hills Dr., Arnolds Park. MLS#17-22<br />
THIS BROOKS GOLF COURSE 3 Bedroom/2 Bath Condo is the one you<br />
have been waiting for! All the updates you could wish for have been done! 2<br />
new tiled showers. New Kitchen, Even Extra Living Space! The sun porch has<br />
been completely remodeled so it is part of the living room! Don't wait, Call<br />
today to see it for yourself! 2300 Country Club Drive #6, Okoboji, IA 51355.<br />
$239,000. MLS#17-412<br />
YES! YES!! YES!!! BIG SPIRIT LAKE HOME…$378,900!! Very<br />
comfortable 2002 home for all seasons! Great view…nice easy approach<br />
to lake…50’ lakeshore!!! Quiet & good location. Open design…complete<br />
with walkout lower level from family room…main level master bedroom…<br />
total of 3 bedrooms/2 baths. Well designed kitchen…yes, open to dining<br />
and living room! Attached double garage plus additional garage…room for<br />
everything !! You will appreciate this home and location. Call/text Marilyn S.:<br />
320-7070 MLS#16-1110<br />
Wonderful low bank family home on 50' OF PRIME BIG SPIRIT LAKE<br />
FRONTAGE, all tastefully appointed and finished, from the custom Paul Nibbe<br />
cabinetry in the kitchen, to the two steam bath/showers, to the wrap around<br />
views on all three levels. You'll love the morning sunlight that shines through<br />
the multitude of Anderson windows. East 'wing' of home was added on in<br />
2008 (all three level) and kitchen remodeled at that time as well. Big Spirit<br />
living made easy in a close to everything location. Built in sprinkler system<br />
too. $885,000. 13550 240th Avenue, Spirit Lake, IA 51360. MLS#17-436<br />
NICE LAKEFRONT LOCATION on EAST side of BIG SPIRIT. Very well<br />
maintained Home with New Siding, Roof, Gutters this Fall! 3 Bedrooms on<br />
Main Level PLUS Finished Lower Level w/ Family Room. Nice Updated Kitchen<br />
Design opens to Living Room with Fireplace. Lakeside 3-Season Room plus<br />
2nd 3-Season Room w/ Lakeview, too! TO TOP IT OFF...Great BOATHOUSE,<br />
too! Spacious Double Garage, Sprinkler System and Dock. $359,500. 12575<br />
253rd Avenue, Orleans, IA 51360. MLS#17-577<br />
EXTREMELY SOLID CONSTRUCTION, built and remodeled both by<br />
Glenn Gjerde Construction. Tremendous lake view from most everywhere in the<br />
house, especially from the 342 square foot, fully glassed lakeside sunroom.<br />
Beautiful hardwood floors in a large portion of the home, beautiful master<br />
suite, and second bedroom with an attached bathroom. Remodeled kitchen,<br />
counter tops, and flooring in 2012. Highly sought after south shore location.<br />
Huge 12 x 451/2' tandem garage is excellent for third vehicle along with<br />
water toy storage .Four mile view to Minnesota, this south shore location has<br />
some of the best skiing and wake boarding water to be found. 24650 140th<br />
Street, Orleans, IA 51360. $850,000. MSL#17-329<br />
ON BIG SPIRIT’S SOUTHWEST SHORE, this extra deep lot location is as<br />
private as you can get. The house is solid as can be and is extremely well taken<br />
care of. And, the boat house lakeside is a great entertaining spot and great for<br />
storage. Amazing setting, lovely home. Come see what Sunrises and moonrises<br />
over Big Spirit truly look like. 13750 240th Ave Orleans, IOWA 51360. Price:<br />
$534,000. 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms. 3824 Square Ft. Listing # 17-712<br />
WONDERFUL SETTING ON BIG SPIRIT’S SOUTHWEST SHORE,<br />
this two and a half level home sits on a 50’ x 330’ deep lot. Full deck lakeside<br />
and patio too. Extra deep double car garage too. A great family home, you will<br />
love watching the sunrises over the placid waters. 13440 240th Ave, Orleans,<br />
IA 51360. Call Eric for your private showing 712-320-2790. MLS#17-328<br />
FINE CUSTOMED-DESIGNED FOR ARTHUR HEIGHTS LAKE RELATED<br />
LOCATION! Open Living Room with vaulted ceiling-Spacious Dining & kitchen,<br />
4 Season Room, Loft Den. Lake access with Arthur Heights Association. Buyers<br />
to satisfy themselves regarding availability of boat slip space with association.<br />
25751 169TH , Spirit Lake, IOWA 51360. Price: $319,000. MLS#16-338<br />
Whether you are looking for a SUMMER GETAWAY or a year round home<br />
without all the worries of lawn care and snow removal, this beautiful, clean,<br />
updated 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo at Chalstrom Beach is just your ticket! Your<br />
dock will be steps away on a lovely low sandy approach to East lake Okoboji!<br />
Watch the fireworks from your deck or just set back and enjoy the unobstructed<br />
view of the lake. A private club house for entertaining guests and family plus a<br />
beautiful pool, hot tub, tennis and basketball court. Close to walking and biking<br />
trails. This unit also has the luxury of two garages. 1611 Chalstrom Beach Unit<br />
B202, Okoboji. Call Marilyn Vos to see 712-320-7982. MLS#16-1018<br />
WONDERFULLY UPDATED 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE on quiet Martha<br />
Yarnes Beach on the NE corner of Big Spirit Lake. An easy approach to the<br />
water, the view of the ''Quiet Lake'' with the full wall of windows is just<br />
sublime. This cottage was nicely renovated and is ready for you to enjoy<br />
''your place at the lakes'' owning your own lot and cottage has seldom been<br />
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WINNER<br />
OF BOWERS<br />
BURGERS<br />
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER<br />
FEATURING HOMETOWN BBQ<br />
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Burgers<br />
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•Smokehouse Meats •Steaks •Chicken •Appetizers<br />
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ENJOY OUR<br />
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ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Friday, June 9<br />
ITTY BITTY BOJI BAND<br />
Friday, June 16<br />
SING-A-LONG WITH GLENN<br />
MONDAY - 2 for 1 Burgers • $1 off Beers<br />
TUESDAY - Prime Rib • $1 off Cocktails<br />
WEDNESDAY - 50¢ Wings • 5/$15 Buckets of Beer<br />
THURSDAY - Pasta Bar • $1 off all Wines<br />
FRIDAY - Fish Fry • 5/$15 Buckets of Beer<br />
SATURDAY - Bacon Wrapped Pork Chops • $7.50 Domestic Pitchers<br />
SUNDAY BRUNCH • $3 BLOODY MARY’S<br />
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M., BAR 11 A.M. TO CLOSE<br />
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YOUR LAKEFRONT RESORT FOR ALL OCCASIONS<br />
■ Spacious rooms and suites<br />
■ Lakefront guest rooms<br />
■ Rental boat hoists and marina services<br />
■ Local boat excursion from our dock<br />
■ 9-hole golf course<br />
■ Indoor and outdoor pools and hot tub<br />
■ Full-service restaurant<br />
■ Lakeside bar and grill<br />
■ Destination wedding facility<br />
The Inn Main Lobby<br />
■ Live entertainment and showcase<br />
headliners<br />
■ Full-service conference center with<br />
catering and flexible meeting facilities<br />
■ Event spaces<br />
■ General store and gift shop<br />
■ Recreation facility, volleyball, playground,<br />
firepits, picnic tables<br />
■ Area attractions, discounts and family<br />
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West Okoboji View<br />
3301 Lakeshore Drive, Okoboji, IA 51355<br />
877.265.4386 or 712.332.2113 • www.bojifun.com
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Parade 2017 of<br />
OMES<br />
Be sure to mark your calendar for this great event!<br />
BIG<br />
SPIRIT<br />
LAKE<br />
SATURDAY-SUNDAY JUNE 10-11 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM<br />
ADMISSION TO THE PARADE OF HOMES IS $10.00 PER PERSON OR 2 FOR $15.00<br />
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#1 Lee Custom Homes<br />
20629 Nautica Drive, Spirit Lake<br />
From Hwy. 9 turn south onto Hwy. 86, turn east on 155th St. to Furman<br />
Dr., turn south on Furman Dr. and then east onto Nautica Drive. Home is on<br />
the south side of Nautica.<br />
#2 Diamond Concrete<br />
25100 140th Street, Orleans<br />
From Hwy. 9&71 turn north on Hill Ave., Continue to the T in the road and<br />
turn east on 140th Street. It will be the first house after the Spillway on the<br />
lakeside.<br />
#3 Bargen, Inc.<br />
607 39th Street, Spirit Lake<br />
From Hwy. 9&71 turn south on Hill Ave., turn east on 39th St. into the<br />
Southern Glen Development. It is the fifth house on the right side.<br />
#4 3D Builders<br />
2003 Lakeshore Drive, Okoboji<br />
From Hwy. 71 turn west on Depot Ave. (Tweeters in Okoboji). Continue<br />
on Depot Ave. as it turns into Julia St., turn west on Lakeshore Drive and<br />
continue to 2003 home on the lakeside.<br />
#5 Bousquet Construction<br />
25436 182nd Street, Spirit Lake<br />
From Hwy 71 turn east on Linden Drive (at Boondocks) and continue on<br />
190th Street. Turn north onto 242nd Ave and continue about 2 miles. The<br />
home is located on the lakeside.<br />
#6 Ackerman Construction LLC and EPS<br />
2240 193rd Avenue, Milford<br />
From Hwy. 71 turn west on 13th St. (A34) continue 3.5 miles to 193rd<br />
Ave. (West Sioux Estates Development). Turn south on 193rd Ave and<br />
continue to the second to last home on the right side.<br />
WAHPETON<br />
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WEST LAKE<br />
OKOBOJI<br />
MILFORD<br />
71<br />
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ARNOLDS<br />
PARK<br />
SPIRIT<br />
LAKE<br />
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OKOBOJI<br />
5<br />
EAST LAKE<br />
OKOBOJI<br />
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HBA<br />
HOME BUILDERS<br />
A S S O C I ATI O N<br />
of Northwest Iowa<br />
Tickets can be purchased<br />
at any of the homes on the tour<br />
n Many homes are fully<br />
furnished and beautifully<br />
decorated<br />
n Visit with the area’s<br />
premier builders as you<br />
tour examples of their<br />
craftsmanship<br />
n See Lakes News Shopper for<br />
more information
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Community:<br />
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Nature:<br />
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Former residentturned-actor<br />
to attend Heritage Days.<br />
All ages invited to Family<br />
Nature Night at fish hatchery.<br />
Playbill: Okoboji Summer Theatre<br />
presents its 60th anniversary season.<br />
Rock Rapids will host its annual Heritage<br />
Days celebration Thursday-Sunday, June<br />
15-18.<br />
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Sounds: ”The Voice” finalist Adam<br />
Wakefield takes the stage at Boji Bay.<br />
Events: Christian music festival is<br />
more than music, it’s a mission.<br />
Sounds: Patresa Hartman performs<br />
at Arts on Grand on June 17.<br />
7<br />
ON THE COVER<br />
J. Jeffrey Messerole will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday at The Wine Bar & Art Gallery in Arnolds<br />
Park.<br />
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Nature: Wild Wednesdays have<br />
plenty to offer the entire family.<br />
Calendar: Your source for everything<br />
to do in N’West Iowa.<br />
Must or Bust: If you can’t do it<br />
all, make sure to get to these events.<br />
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Contents | 5<br />
Lineup: Here’s a list of who’s playing<br />
where this weekend.<br />
Shorts: Other must-see area events<br />
to check out.<br />
Screen: New releases for the big<br />
screen and good new rentals.<br />
Side Trips<br />
Don’t miss out on the Parade of Homes<br />
this weekend. I had the privilege of<br />
reading about and seeing the photos<br />
of one of the featured homes in our sister<br />
publication, OKO-<br />
BOJI Magazine, when<br />
we were working on<br />
that edition a few<br />
weeks ago.<br />
This Spirit Lake<br />
home was designed<br />
for three generations<br />
of one family and is<br />
a really sweet story<br />
about honoring one’s<br />
parents. The family also<br />
has a spacious yard<br />
and some wide open<br />
spaces, which is always<br />
nice when you’re living within city limits.<br />
It’s amazing to me, in retrospect, how<br />
quickly a family grows up and how their<br />
needs change. I used to think it was just a<br />
realtor ploy when they said a family should<br />
change homes every seven years. While I<br />
haven’t followed that principle myself, I can<br />
see now how it makes sense.<br />
Moving more often would have forced<br />
me and my family to do a better job of<br />
editing and archiving. Right now, it is a<br />
challenge to find photos and memorabilia.<br />
There are certain periods of our lives that<br />
are nicely recorded and others that are completely<br />
missing.<br />
Some winter day a few years from now I’ll<br />
start the dreaded process of editing, organizing<br />
and adding notes while my memory<br />
still allows me to do so. But, that’s a job for<br />
a winter day, not one of these precious few<br />
warm sunny days of summer. The days may<br />
be long, yet never long enough.<br />
You can find a map about the Parade of<br />
Homes on page 4 of this issue, or check out<br />
our website at okobojimag.com for more<br />
information.<br />
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MYRNA<br />
WAGNER<br />
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Community | 7<br />
LINDSAY KRUSE | STAFF WRITER<br />
Heritage Days<br />
Former resident-turnedcelebrity<br />
to attend celebration<br />
Beaver Cleaver is making his way<br />
to Rock Rapids.<br />
The “Leave it to Beaver”<br />
character, portrayed by Jerry Mathers,<br />
will make a special appearance at the<br />
Lyon County community’s annual<br />
Heritage Days celebration Friday-Sunday,<br />
June 15-18.<br />
“If you are in the vicinity, please<br />
come by and join us,” said Mathers<br />
via a Facebook post on May 17. “I<br />
look forward to meeting you!”<br />
Mathers, 69, was born in Sioux City<br />
and lived in Rock Rapids at 408 S. Carroll<br />
St. for about two years in the late<br />
1940s when his father, Norm, was a<br />
teacher and assistant football coach.<br />
“We’re really excited about having<br />
him,” said Angie Jager, executive director<br />
of the Rock Rapids Chamber of<br />
Commerce.<br />
Mathers is slated to make his first<br />
appearance at Heritage Days at 8 p.m.<br />
Friday at the River Valley Players Revue<br />
at Forster Auditorium.<br />
He then will be the grand marshal<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Heritage Days<br />
WHERE: Various locations in Rock<br />
Rapids<br />
WHEN: Thursday-Sunday, June<br />
15-18<br />
COST: Varies<br />
CONTACT: 712-472-3456<br />
ONLINE: www.rockrapids.com<br />
in the parade at 11 a.m. Saturday. He’ll<br />
spend Saturday afternoon at Island<br />
Park playing Bingo, having a meet and<br />
greet and being available for photos.<br />
He’ll attend the all-school reunion at<br />
5 p.m. Saturday at the Forster Community<br />
Center, as well.<br />
Sunday, Mathers plans on visiting<br />
Rock Rapids Health Centre to meet<br />
with the nursing home residents.<br />
While the former Rock Rapids<br />
resident-turned-celebrity is sure to be<br />
the spotlight during Heritage Days,<br />
the celebration, which began in 1981,<br />
is jam-packed with activities for the<br />
whole family.<br />
Saturday, visitors are invited to tour<br />
a tiny house built by students at Central<br />
Lyon High School. The house will<br />
be auctioned off at 10 a.m. Saturday,<br />
June 24, at the school, located at 1010<br />
S. Greene St.<br />
“Tiny houses are kind of a new craze<br />
for people,” Jager said.<br />
Rock Rapids’ Mural Society also will<br />
auction off a painted plaster lion on<br />
Saturday as a fundraiser for the group.<br />
Another new event is the Lyon<br />
County Relay for Life Survivor Celebration,<br />
which will be held at 9 a.m.<br />
Saturday in the basement at Frontier<br />
Bank.<br />
Some events that are returning<br />
include an All American Lumberjack<br />
Show 1-3 p.m. Saturday at Island<br />
Park and the Rock Rapids Fire Department’s<br />
Water Wars at 2 p.m. Saturday<br />
on South Story Street.<br />
Jager cites Heritage Days’ most<br />
popular event as the parade.<br />
Following the event, numerous<br />
activities, including food vendors, a<br />
balloon man, face painting, vendor<br />
fair, car show, inflatables, train rides<br />
and more are hosted at Island Park.<br />
“There’s something for everyone of<br />
all ages,” Jager said.<br />
She said it’s nothing to have more<br />
than 1,000 people show up at the<br />
park, and she expects 300-500 people,<br />
depending on the weather, to attend<br />
the street dance, which will feature<br />
the Rude Band of Sioux Falls, SD, at 9<br />
p.m. Saturday.<br />
All in all, Jager encourages people to<br />
attend Heritage Days.<br />
“It’s just a fun weekend in town,<br />
and there’s a lot of things going on for<br />
people of all ages,” she said. “Come<br />
check out Jerry Mathers, take in all the<br />
fun events and support Rock Rapids.”<br />
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Rock Rapids | Iowa<br />
Schedule<br />
View the full schedule online<br />
Friday, June 16<br />
All day, Open golf, Rock River Country<br />
Club<br />
7-9 a.m. Dad’s Belgian Waffle breakfast,<br />
Forster Community Center<br />
11 a.m.-1 p.m. United Methodist<br />
Church salad luncheon and craft<br />
sale, Forster Community Center<br />
Noon-5 p.m. Depot Museum open<br />
7 p.m. Premier Bank Fast-Pitch<br />
Tournament, Borman Forster Ballpark<br />
7:30 p.m. Races, Rapid Speedway<br />
8 p.m. River Valley Players Review,<br />
Forster Auditorium<br />
Saturday, June 17<br />
All day, Open golf, Rock River Country<br />
Club<br />
8 a.m. Road races, Island Park<br />
9 a.m. Lyon County Relay for Life<br />
Survivor Celebration, Frontier Bank<br />
basement; Premier Bank Fast-Pitch<br />
Tournament, Borman Forster Ballpark<br />
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Pop corn and root<br />
beer concessions, Rapids Theatre<br />
11 a.m. Parade, downtown<br />
Noon Concessions and food vendors,<br />
Island Park; fireman’s pedal<br />
car races, fire station alley; brat<br />
feed, VFW; Show & Shine, vendor<br />
fair, Greenies Balloon Man and face<br />
painting, “Leave it to Beaver” Jerry<br />
Mathers meet and greet and other<br />
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Park; Depot Museum open<br />
1-3 p.m. All American Lumberjack<br />
Show and sports camp, Island Park<br />
1:30 p.m. Cow Pie Bingo, Depot<br />
Museum; Mural Society fundraiser<br />
lion auction, US Bank Square<br />
2 p.m. FFA Bean Bag Tournament,<br />
Island Park; Rock Rapids Fire Department<br />
Water Wars, South Story<br />
Street<br />
4 p.m. Burn out contest, Second<br />
Avenue<br />
5-7 p.m. All school reunion, Forster<br />
Community Center<br />
7 p.m. Figure-8 races, Rapid<br />
Speedway<br />
9 p.m. Street dance featuring the<br />
Rude Band, downtown<br />
Cruise Night, downtown
8 | JUNE 10, 2017 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
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Email: lakefun@mchsi.com<br />
Office Website: BuyOkoboji.com<br />
I SHOW ALL LAKES AREA PROPERTIES<br />
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Store Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon<br />
John Calsbeek<br />
Broker Associate<br />
3121 Highway 71, Spirit Lake, Iowa 51360<br />
Cell: 712-330-2943<br />
Email: john@sellboji.com<br />
Website: www.sellboji.com<br />
FEATURED BUSINESS<br />
Avera Medical Group<br />
Lakes Family Practice<br />
and Avera Medical Group<br />
Spirit Lake Medical Center<br />
have been providing<br />
healthcare for residents<br />
in the Iowa Great Lakes<br />
for generations, and are<br />
dedicated to continuing that tradition, even as health<br />
reform demands a different way of providing that care.<br />
One demonstration of that commitment is by their<br />
transition to becoming Provider-Based Clinics last<br />
fall, after officially forming a partnership with Lakes<br />
Regional Healthcare. By working together, the clinics<br />
and hospital will integrate services, resulting in less<br />
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Spirit Lake<br />
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Nature | 9<br />
LINDSAY KRUSE | STAFF WRITER<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Family Nature Night<br />
WHERE: Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery,<br />
122 252nd Ave., Orleans<br />
WHEN: 6 p.m. Monday, June 12<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-336-6352<br />
ONLINE: www.dickinsoncountyconservationboard.com<br />
Kayaking<br />
The Dickinson County Conservation<br />
Board will host Kayaking<br />
Adventures for ages 10-12 9-11<br />
a.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, June<br />
20-21 and ages 13-18 9 a.m.-<br />
noon Tuesday-Wednesday, June<br />
27-28.<br />
The cost is $40 for Conservation<br />
Foundation of Dickinson County<br />
members and $50 for nonmembers.<br />
FAMILY NATURE NIGHT<br />
All ages invited to first free program at fish hatchery<br />
The Dickinson County Conservation<br />
Board aims to get kids outdoors<br />
all summer long.<br />
“We believe it is also important to<br />
give families affordable and fun opportunities<br />
to enjoy the outdoors,”<br />
said Bryanna Kuhlman, environmental<br />
education coordinator for the conservation<br />
board.<br />
As a result, the board, which runs<br />
the Dickinson County Nature Center,<br />
located at 2279 170th St. near Okoboji,<br />
will host Family Nature Night,<br />
the first of which will be held at 6<br />
p.m. Monday, June 12.<br />
The event will be held at the Spirit<br />
Lake Fish Hatchery at 122 252nd Ave.<br />
in Orleans.<br />
Families of all ages will have the<br />
chance to fish in the outdoor ponds,<br />
while learning how to bait a hook<br />
and tie a lure. In between casts, family<br />
members will have the opportunity to<br />
challenge each other to a competition<br />
to see who can secure his or her life<br />
jacket fastest or make a handprint fish<br />
craft to take home.<br />
“The free program lasts about an<br />
hour,” said Kiley Roth, community relations<br />
coordinator for the Dickinson<br />
County Conservation Board. “From<br />
baiting hooks to catching fish to crafts<br />
and friendly competition, the event<br />
will be packed with family activities.”<br />
The conservation board began offering<br />
the Family Nature Night series<br />
last year.<br />
“The first year went well,” Kuhlman<br />
said. “At the two we were able to host,<br />
we had 25-30 people attend, and one<br />
was cancelled due to severe weather.”<br />
Following the fishing night, the<br />
conservation board also will host<br />
a Family Nature Night focusing on<br />
camping on Monday, July 10, and disc<br />
golf on Monday, Aug. 14.<br />
The second installment will be held<br />
at the Dickinson County Nature Center.<br />
Learn how to put up a tent and then<br />
compete against other families to see<br />
who can accomplish the task in the<br />
shortest amount of time. Participants<br />
also will have the opportunity to roast<br />
marshmallows and make s’mores and<br />
then gather with the entire group for a<br />
sing-along and campfire stories.<br />
The Family Nature Night series will<br />
culminate with a Disc Golf Challenge<br />
at the Okoboji Gold Disc Golf Course<br />
in Kenue Park, which is also home to<br />
the Dickinson County Nature Center.<br />
Learn basic disc golf throws and<br />
rules of the game, then try your<br />
hand at the fast-growing sport on the<br />
18-hole professional level disc golf<br />
course.<br />
“We just want families to see how<br />
much fun they can have together<br />
outside,” Roth said. “We are always<br />
striving to foster an appreciation of<br />
the natural world in our program<br />
participants and visitors, and we think<br />
Family Nature Night is a great way to<br />
get people outside, learning and making<br />
lasting memories.” F<br />
Spirit Lake | Iowa<br />
Fish Hatchery<br />
The Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery<br />
is a walleye, northern pike and<br />
muskellunge hatching and rearing<br />
station. Production facilities<br />
include seven egg incubators<br />
with a total capacity of 1,100<br />
quarts, 20 indoor raceways, six<br />
nondrainable ponds and two<br />
natural lakes. Water is obtained<br />
from Spirit Lake and is discharged<br />
into East Okoboji Lake.<br />
The annual hatching period begins<br />
in late March, when ice cover<br />
leaves area lakes. Adult fish are collected<br />
when they travel the shoreline<br />
to spawn and are captured using<br />
gillnets. Fish are transported to the<br />
hatchery, where eggs are removed<br />
and fertilized. All adult fish are returned<br />
to the lake in which they were<br />
captured.<br />
Incubation takes place in special<br />
jars that allow fresh water to flow<br />
over the eggs, supplying oxygen.<br />
Walleye eggs are also collected from<br />
Storm Lake and Clear Lake and<br />
transported to the Spirit Lake hatchery<br />
for incubation. After hatching,<br />
fish may be stocked as fry or reared<br />
to advance fingerling stages. Fry are<br />
fed either a commercial diet in the<br />
hatchery or stocked into a nursery<br />
lake where they consume natural<br />
foods.
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 10, 2017<br />
10 | Playbill<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Okoboji Summer Theatre<br />
60th Anniversary Season<br />
WHERE: Okoboji Summer Theatre,<br />
2001 Highway 71, Spirit Lake<br />
WHEN: June 13-Aug. 13<br />
COST: $20 for musicals, $18 for<br />
nonmusicals<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-7773<br />
ONLINE: https://www.stephens.<br />
edu/okobojisummertheatre/<br />
Schedule<br />
Mainstage Productions<br />
“The World Goes ’Round” (musical)<br />
— June 13-18<br />
“Plaza Suite” (comedy) — June<br />
20-25<br />
“The Nerd” (comedy) — June<br />
27-July 2<br />
“Footloose” (musical) — July 4-9<br />
“Boeing-Boeing” (farce) — July 11-<br />
16<br />
“On Golden Pond” (American classic)<br />
— July 18-23<br />
“Move Over, Mrs. Markham” (farce)<br />
— July 25-30<br />
“Sylvia” (comedy) — Aug. 1-6<br />
“South Pacific” (musical) — Aug.<br />
8-13<br />
Boji Bantam Productions<br />
“Pinkalicious The Musical” — June<br />
21-24<br />
“Five Little Monkeys” — July 5-8<br />
“Elephant and Piggie’s ‘We Are in a<br />
Play’” (musical) — July 19-22<br />
“Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat” —<br />
Aug. 2-5<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
An Enduring Gem<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre presents its 60th season<br />
Over 59 seasons with more than<br />
1.5 million attendees at more<br />
than 550 productions resulting<br />
from 40,000 hours of rehearsal, Okoboji<br />
Summer Theatre has entertained<br />
generations of visitors and residents<br />
of the Iowa Great Lakes.<br />
They plan to add to those totals<br />
with another season of summer theatre.<br />
“To think of all that is pretty remarkable,”<br />
said Gail Humphries, in<br />
her third season as creative director<br />
for Okoboji Summer Theatre.<br />
The 60th anniversary season begins<br />
with “The World Goes ‘Round,”<br />
which will run June 13-18. The musical<br />
revue from the Tony-award winning<br />
duo Kander and Ebb features a<br />
collection of memorable songs from<br />
“Chicago,” “Cabaret,” “Funny Lady”<br />
and “New York, New York.”<br />
And that is just to get things started.<br />
Over the course of the summer, the<br />
productions include musicals, comedies<br />
and farces.<br />
“It is truly art at its best,” Humphries<br />
said. “And we have a perfect blend of<br />
professionals and students from Stephens<br />
College, along with great directors<br />
and guest artists coming from all<br />
over the country.”<br />
They will combine their efforts and<br />
hours upon hours of rehearsal time<br />
to bring to the stage “South Pacific,”<br />
“Footloose,” “Plaza Suite,” “Sylvia,”<br />
“The Nerd” and more.<br />
“We have a really nice mix of solid<br />
classics and new, different work that<br />
we’ve never had on stage here before,”<br />
said Ruth Ann Burke, OST executive<br />
director. “It’s important to offer that<br />
range as we truly have an audience<br />
of all ages, including some that have<br />
been buying season tickets with us for<br />
50-plus years.”<br />
Humphries added that the vibrancy<br />
of the shows selected this year will<br />
help launch the theatre forward as<br />
well as allow those to reflect on 60<br />
years of performances.<br />
Long-time theatre-goers and newbies<br />
alike will get a chance to meet an<br />
Oscar-winner during the production<br />
of “On Golden Pond,” which runs<br />
July 18-23.<br />
Playwright Ernest Thompson won<br />
the Academy Award for Best Adapted<br />
Screenplay in 1981 when he adapted<br />
his own script for “On Golden Pond”<br />
for a movie starring Henry Fonda and<br />
Katharine Hepburn.<br />
Off the main stage, Boji Bantam<br />
Children’s Theatre will get its start<br />
June 21 with “Pinkalicious The Musical.”<br />
All of the Boji Bantam productions<br />
this year are adapted from books to<br />
help advance literacy through the arts<br />
and help build the next generation of<br />
theatre lovers.<br />
In a different attempt to cultivate<br />
a new theatre audience, OST is also<br />
promoting Friday as “Date Night” at<br />
the theatre. They will offer free babysitting<br />
services by the theatre students<br />
as well as pre-show entertainment for<br />
couples looking to enjoy a night out.<br />
“We’re a theatre for all ages and<br />
all stages of life, from preschool to<br />
seniors, there’s something for everyone,”<br />
Humphries said. “There is a<br />
remarkably supportive community<br />
and audience here that we are grateful<br />
for and want to see grow.”<br />
Helping get every season going is a<br />
veritable army of volunteers, a group<br />
that has been gathering for 65 years,<br />
before the theatre even started, according<br />
to Burke.<br />
The group helps with several items,<br />
ranging from the flower arrangements<br />
at the entrance to large infrastructure<br />
Creative director Gail Humphries<br />
and executive director Ruth Ann<br />
Burke are ready to welcome everyone<br />
back for the 60th anniversary<br />
season of Okoboji Summer<br />
Theatre. PHOTO BY RYLAN HOWE<br />
projects.<br />
It all comes together for a special<br />
60th season at Okoboji Summer Theatre<br />
— one that Burke says has some<br />
serious tones in a couple productions<br />
but an overall light and fun feel that<br />
everyone can enjoy.<br />
So theatre buffs and those visiting<br />
for the first time, prepare for another<br />
fantastic summer of top-notch entertainment<br />
at OST. F<br />
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RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
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road in his journey as a musician.<br />
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artist is bringing his tour to the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes with a concert at Boji Bay<br />
Legacy Park.<br />
The free show is set for Friday, June<br />
16 with doors opening at 6 p.m.<br />
Wakefield may have officially, in the<br />
eyes of the American television viewer,<br />
began his rise to stardom with his<br />
runner-up finish on “The Voice” in the<br />
spring of 2016, but his path toward a<br />
career as a musical artist began much<br />
earlier.<br />
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adamwakefieldmusic.com, Wakefield<br />
started out with the piano, specifically<br />
delving into jazz piano, which lasted<br />
into his college days, before shelving<br />
that path and starting a band with his<br />
brother.<br />
Along the way, he began to develop<br />
and mine a talent for songwriting.<br />
The next stop on his musical path<br />
was coming to the Country Music<br />
Capital of the World – Nashville.<br />
The band with his brother gave<br />
way to a bluegrass band called The<br />
Copperheads and after a downtown<br />
Nashville performance, he was asked<br />
to audition by a scout for “The Voice,”<br />
where he was mentored by Blake Shelton,<br />
who continues to remain actively<br />
involved in his career.<br />
It’s a career that is continuing to<br />
rise, and those in the Iowa Great Lakes<br />
next Friday won’t want to miss out on<br />
a free chance to see the next young<br />
country music star in the making. F<br />
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WHAT: Adam Wakefield<br />
WHERE: Boji Bay Legacy Park,<br />
2501 Boji Bend Drive, Milford<br />
WHEN: Doors open at 6 p.m. Friday,<br />
June 16<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-338-2034<br />
ONLINE: www.bojibayfun.com<br />
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WHAT: RiseFest<br />
WHERE: Country Club Road, Sheldon<br />
WHEN: Friday-Saturday, June 16-<br />
17<br />
COST: $40 for general admission,<br />
kids 10 and under are free<br />
CONTACT: 712-324-9763<br />
ONLINE: www.riseministries.com<br />
Main Stage<br />
Friday, June 16<br />
Kelly Lantz<br />
KJ-52<br />
Josh Brewer<br />
Danny Gokey<br />
MercyMe<br />
Maddie Rey<br />
LINDSAY KRUSE | STAFF WRITER<br />
Saturday, June 17<br />
Set for the Fall<br />
For All Seasons<br />
Love and the Outcome<br />
Building 429<br />
Pedro LeTorre<br />
Tenth Avenue North<br />
Adam Weber<br />
Joshua Jordan<br />
Crowder<br />
Rob Roozeboom<br />
TobyMac<br />
Maddie Rey<br />
Rob Roozeboom is the<br />
founder and president of Rise<br />
Ministries. PHOTO BY JOSH<br />
HARRELL<br />
RiseFest<br />
Twelve years ago, Rob Roozeboom<br />
had high hopes for the future of<br />
RiseFest.<br />
He’s met most of his goals, but he<br />
still has higher aspirations.<br />
“I’m still hoping it goes beyond<br />
this. We’re finally where we hoped<br />
we would be, but we still have room<br />
to grow,” said Roozeboom, president<br />
and founder of Rise Ministries in Sheldon.<br />
No matter, the two-day festival,<br />
which will be held Friday-Saturday,<br />
June 16-17, this year on an alfalfa<br />
field along Country Club Road north<br />
of Sheldon, has grown exponentially<br />
since its inception.<br />
“Twelve years ago, it wasn’t even<br />
my baby or my idea, it’s just something<br />
we started, and it’s continued to<br />
grow,” Roozeboom said.<br />
The festival has grown to include<br />
camping sites, and this year about 40<br />
additional spots are being added. A<br />
roof has also been added over the accessible<br />
seating area.<br />
New musical acts include Danny<br />
Gokey, Set for the Fall, For All Seasons<br />
and Love and the Outcome. Others,<br />
such as Kelly Lantz, KJ-52, Josh<br />
Brewer, MercyMe, Maddie Rey, Building<br />
429, Pedro LeTorre, Tenth Avenue<br />
North, Adam Weber, Joshua Jordan,<br />
Crowder and TobyMac all have appeared<br />
at RiseFest at some point during<br />
its 12-year run.<br />
All in all, in addition to the musical<br />
acts, Roozeboom is excited for each<br />
and every aspect of the festival.<br />
He said in the past 11,000-12,000<br />
people have come out for the festival,<br />
but he’s hoping for 13,000-14,000<br />
people this year.<br />
“We’re hoping this will be one of<br />
the largest crowds ever,” Roozeboom<br />
said.<br />
In addition to the musical acts and<br />
speakers, there also will be events for<br />
children, including a youth area, kids<br />
zone and tween area.<br />
“It’s a fantastic family event, so if<br />
you’re looking for a Christian-type<br />
of event in the area, this is one of the<br />
best lineups we’ve ever been given,<br />
and we want people to spend the<br />
weekend making memories with their<br />
kids and not go away anytime soon,<br />
but be a part of something bigger than<br />
ourselves — to get involved and do<br />
something,” Roozeboom said.<br />
RiseFest partners with Soles4Souls<br />
and Village Northwest Unlimited in<br />
Sheldon and encourages festival-goers<br />
to bring their old footwear to donate<br />
in the Demco wagon on the festival<br />
grounds.<br />
Still, Roozeboom said there’s a<br />
greater purpose for the festival.<br />
“You come to RiseFest to let kids<br />
Chris Tomlin addresses the crowd during an<br />
encore performance at RiseFest last year in<br />
Sheldon. He headlined the Saturday events for<br />
the two-day Christian music festival. PHOTO BY<br />
JOSH HARRELL<br />
Christian music festival is more than music, it’s a mission<br />
run, let teenagers hang out with other<br />
teenagers, and it’s Sheldon, Iowa;<br />
you don’t have to drive far,” he said.<br />
“We’re talking about multiple bands<br />
gracing the stage, and what a fantastic<br />
weekend for families, friends, youth<br />
groups and co-workers. Why not go to<br />
RiseFest this year? It’s pretty minimal<br />
in the cost for what you get.”<br />
As for the future, Roozeboom hopes<br />
that RiseFest continues to grow.<br />
“I dream, honestly, in the future to<br />
see more kids become more involved<br />
in it, and my kids are finally at an<br />
age now that they can serve and get<br />
involved. Their youth group came out<br />
the other night and helped us out,”<br />
he said. “I hope it becomes not just<br />
a blessing the weekend of, but all<br />
year round, and if that means helping<br />
other organizations or partnering<br />
with others to get the word out, that’s<br />
what we’re looking at.” F<br />
Sheldon | Iowa
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RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
The<br />
ARTof<br />
MUSIC<br />
Music is an art form, so it stands<br />
to reason that an art gallery<br />
would be a perfect place to<br />
stage a concert.<br />
Arts on Grand in Spencer has been<br />
doing just that, off and on, since the<br />
1990s, and the next installment of<br />
Music in the Gallery is set for 7 p.m.<br />
Saturday, June 17, with Des Moinesbased<br />
Patresa Hartman.<br />
“I think it’s important for people<br />
to realize art is not just a painting on<br />
a wall,” said Joanne Schar, curator of<br />
Arts on Grand. “Writing, music, clay,<br />
jewelry making — these are all expressions<br />
of artistic creativity.”<br />
Schar said the gallery generally gets<br />
about 40 guests during Music in the<br />
Gallery and has brought in ukulele<br />
and flute musicians so far this summer<br />
as well as various musicians over<br />
the years.<br />
Patresa Hartman is a guitarist, pianist<br />
and songwriter that describes her<br />
music as “soul-folk.”<br />
“I call it “soul-folk,” because I have<br />
a soul/blues voice, but I probably<br />
write more like a folk singer. I go back<br />
and forth between an acoustic guitar<br />
and the piano. I write very biographically,<br />
I guess. I don’t know how to<br />
write songs that don’t come from my<br />
own experiences and squishy feelings,”<br />
Hartman said.<br />
Hartman was a writer first and was<br />
involved in music growing up in both<br />
school and church. A fear of performing<br />
caused her to hang it up at the age<br />
of 20 before dipping a toe back into<br />
music 10 years later.<br />
“I wrote songs, started learning the<br />
guitar, bought a piano from a thrift<br />
store, but still wouldn’t play in front<br />
of people,” Hartman said. “Then, a<br />
friend and I launched a little personal<br />
project when I was 35 or 36 to tackle<br />
some kind of big fear. My big fear<br />
had been playing music in front of<br />
others for the last 15 years. So, long<br />
story short, I finally went to an open<br />
mic and played in front of strangers.<br />
It wasn’t great, but I didn’t die, and so<br />
I kept doing it. And now I’m 43, and<br />
I’m not afraid of it anymore.”<br />
Patresa Hartman<br />
performs at Arts on Grand<br />
Hartman should find a fun and<br />
friendly audience at Arts on Grand,<br />
according to Schar.<br />
“When singer-songwriters put<br />
themselves out there it’s good to have<br />
a friendly audience, and the people<br />
who come are always open to new<br />
musical experiences. I think the artists<br />
who perform here appreciate that,”<br />
Schar said.<br />
The interaction and connection between<br />
artist and audience is key to any<br />
concert. It’s an element of performing<br />
that Hartman has come to enjoy the<br />
most.<br />
“I hope people connect with the<br />
songs personally, whether it’s a lyric,<br />
the general vibe or the story I tell to<br />
go with it. I like it when people tell<br />
me they had some kind of reaction to<br />
a particular song, even if it isn’t what I<br />
consciously intended or exactly what I<br />
felt when I wrote it,” Hartman said. “I<br />
think art is pretty cool that way — that<br />
it can mean different things to different<br />
people.”<br />
Music lovers, art lovers, everyone in<br />
between. All are welcome to come enjoy<br />
an evening of Music in the Gallery<br />
with Patresa Hartman. F<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Music in the Gallery — Patresa<br />
Hartman<br />
WHERE: Arts on Grand, 408 North<br />
Grand Ave., Spencer<br />
WHEN: 7 p.m. Saturday, June 17<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-262-4307<br />
ONLINE: www.artsongrand.org<br />
Next Up<br />
The next two musicians slated<br />
to perform in the gallery are<br />
Chad Elliott on July 29 and Rick<br />
Brosseau in August.<br />
Anne Bishop McGregor is a native<br />
of Bondurant. The pastel artist<br />
will have a show of landscapes and<br />
still lifes, called “Beauty in the Ordinary,”<br />
up June 20-July 31.<br />
Terry Firkens, an alum of Spencer<br />
High School, will present his plein<br />
air work in a show Aug. 1-Sept. 5.<br />
Firkens painted pieces during harvest<br />
season in northwest Iowa.<br />
“I hope people<br />
connect with the<br />
songs personally,<br />
whether it’s a lyric,<br />
the general vibe or<br />
the story I tell to go<br />
with it.”<br />
Patresa Hartman<br />
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6:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Small Wonders of Local History<br />
Le Mars Public Library @ The Eagles, 104 1st Avenue SW (no elevator) -<br />
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6:40 - 8:40 p.m. • Splash Dance<br />
Le Mars Outdoor Swimming Pool, 300 12th Street SE - For just $1 per person<br />
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7:30 - 9:00 p.m. • Kiwanis/Aktion Club Ice Cream Social<br />
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8:00 p.m. • Le Mars Municipal Band Concert<br />
Foster Park, 600 Central Avenue SE - This fifty-piece band, made up of<br />
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8:00 p.m. • Hy-Vee Healthy You Mobile<br />
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THURSDAY, JUNE 15<br />
12:30 p.m. • Central Event Center Ice Cream Buffet<br />
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6:00 p.m. • Family Bike Ride<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center, 33 First St. NE - Meet at the Olson Cultural Event<br />
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6:00 - 8:00 p.m. • Primebank Ice Cream Social<br />
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6:30 - 7:30 p.m. • Canvas Painting with Hope<br />
Le Mars Arts Center, 200 Central Avenue SE - Hope Wallen will walk you<br />
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Must pre-register. This is “fun art” not fine art, so no artistic talent is required.<br />
9:00 p.m. • American Bank Outdoor Movie<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center, 33 First St. NE - Beginning at dusk, enjoy a<br />
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blankets. Picture opportunities, fun activities, and treats will be available<br />
compliments of American Bank and Blue Bunny ® .<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 16<br />
9:00 a.m. • Le Mars YMCA 22nd Annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament<br />
1st Avenue SW - Join a team of 3 to 4 players and participate in the 22nd<br />
Annual YMCA 3-on-3 basketball tournament. Pre-registration is required.<br />
9:00 a.m. • Hy-Vee Healthy You Mobile<br />
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pressure screenings during the 3-on-3 basketball tournament.<br />
11:30 a.m. • Le Mars Historic Preservation Tour<br />
Tours begin at the Arts Center, 200 Central Avenue SE - Take a guided tour<br />
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FRIDAY, JUNE 16 (cont.)<br />
12:30 - 2:00 p.m. • I Scream for Art<br />
Le Mars Arts Center, 200 Central Avenue SE - 1st–5th graders are invited to<br />
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2:00 p.m. • Smile Contest & Ice Cream Social<br />
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2:30 - 4:30 p.m. • Kids Fun Fest!<br />
Le Mars Public Library @ The Eagles, 3rd floor (no elevator),<br />
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6:00 p.m. • Extreme Stunt Show<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center, 33 First St. NE - The Le Mars Area Youth<br />
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On-site concessions available. Seating is limited, so bring a lawn chair.<br />
5:30 p.m. • Central Event Center Ice Cream Buffet<br />
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8:30 a.m. • Kingsley State Bank Grill ‘n’ Chill Rib Rally<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center, 33 First St. NE - Show off your B-B-Qing<br />
skills at the Olson Cultural Event Center for the annual Ice Cream<br />
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9:00 a.m. • Ice Cream Days Parade<br />
Bring your blankets and lawn chairs. The parade start at the Plymouth<br />
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10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. • Art in the Park<br />
Foster Park, 600 Central Avenue SE - See thousands of your friends at<br />
Foster Park and artists, crafters and professional vendors too!<br />
Following the parade • Railmen Drum & Bugle Corps<br />
600 Block of 1st Avenue SE - The Railmen Drum & Bugle Corps is a<br />
Nebraska-based marching arts organization with a diverse membership<br />
attracting performers from several states. For more information on the<br />
Railmen Drum & Bugle Corps visit www.therailmen.com<br />
Following the parade until 1:00 p.m. • Scoops of Fun<br />
Foster Park in the Gazebo, 600 Central Avenue SE - Kids are welcome to be<br />
creative and take home a keepsake art project from Ice Cream Days fun by<br />
working with The Education Station.<br />
Following the parade until 1:00 p.m. • Iowa State Bank Kids’ Color Fun<br />
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creative project. Add your personal flair by coloring in the custom designed<br />
2017 Ice Cream Days T-shirt. Yours to take home and enjoy!<br />
Following the parade until 4:00 p.m. • Fine Art Sales and Demonstrations<br />
Le Mars Arts Center, 200 Central Avenue SE - Artists will be demonstrating<br />
their techniques and selling wares. Watch and talk to artists and see their<br />
techniques and find out about different class offerings.<br />
Following the parade • Hy-Vee Healthy You Mobile<br />
Foster Park - Hy-Vee will feature healthy summer snacking ideas, dieticianapproved<br />
recipes, and healthy living tips.<br />
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. • Disc Golf Tournament<br />
West Floyd Disc Golf Course, very west end of 3rd St. SW next to<br />
West Floyd Park - Everyone is welcome to attend the 5th annual Ice<br />
Cream Days Disc Golf Tournament. Four divisions will be offered; Youth<br />
($10), Women, ($10), Amateur ($10), and Advanced ($15). Cash payouts<br />
and prizes will be given to each division. Registration will be on-site the day<br />
of the event from 9:00-9:45 a.m. with tee-off starting at 10:00 a.m. Innova<br />
discs will be available for sale onsite. Tournament hosted by the Le Mars<br />
Disc Golf Club.<br />
The ice cream cone denotes events<br />
where Free Blue Bunny ® Ice Cream Novelties/Treats<br />
will be available.<br />
SUMMER TIME<br />
Means Road Trips<br />
ALL-WHEEL<br />
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Please present coupon at time<br />
of write up. Cannot be combined<br />
with any other special.<br />
Prices may vary by model.<br />
Service will be completed per<br />
model specifications.<br />
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harder to earn<br />
your business”<br />
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AND TIRE<br />
ROTATION<br />
$<br />
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Please present coupon at time<br />
of write up. Cannot be combined<br />
with any other special.<br />
Prices may vary by model.<br />
Service will be completed per<br />
model specifications.<br />
www.jensendealerships.com<br />
Hours: Mon - Thurs 8am-8pm, Fri 8am-6pm and Sat 8am-5pm<br />
2605 Lincoln Ave. SW, Le Mars, IA<br />
1.800.831.4832<br />
712.546.2838
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Le Mars Ice Cream Days<br />
D • A • I • L • Y S • C • H • E • D • U • L • E<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 17 (cont.)<br />
10:30 a.m. • Kiwanis Incredible Kow Splash (KIKS)<br />
Le Mars Municipal Park, Willow Creek - Enjoy this fun and entertaining event<br />
sponsored by the Le Mars Kiwanis Club. Rubber cows race to a finish line<br />
to earn great prizes for the adoptive owners. All proceeds earned from this<br />
fundraiser support our community. More information about adopting a cow<br />
and this event can be found at www.kiwanis.LeMars.net<br />
10:30 a.m. • Raku Firing Demonstration Le Mars Arts Center<br />
200 Central Avenue SE - A limited number of items will be offered for observers<br />
to purchase. This will be held outside on the north side of the building.<br />
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. • Northwest Bank & Le Mars Wings R/C Club Airplane<br />
Helicopter & Drone Exhibition Featuring the Fly Boys of Iowa<br />
North of the Airport on Holton Drive - Come watch large scale airplanes,<br />
helicopters and drones perform incredible acrobatic stunts. Any current<br />
AMA license holders may participate, club annual memberships available.<br />
Handicap accessible. No admission fee. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets<br />
and enjoy the aerial entertainment sponsored by Northwest Bank.<br />
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. • Northwest Bank & Le Mars Wings R/C Club Airplane<br />
Pilot Assisted Flying for adults and kids of all ages, featuring<br />
the Fly Boys of Iowa<br />
North of the Airport on Holton Drive - Try your skills at flying one of the<br />
remote controlled model airplanes. Sign up required by calling Northwest<br />
Bank at 546-7811. Intervals of 5 minutes for assisted flying.<br />
1:30 p.m. • Humanities Iowa Program<br />
Plymouth County Historical Museum, “Old Central Gym”, 335 1st Avenue SW -<br />
The Medicine Show of “The Great Doctor Balthazar T. Archimedes!” The NW<br />
IA Genealogy Society and the Plymouth County Historical Museum invites the<br />
public to an illustrated lecture tracing the development of American medicine<br />
shows from colonial times to the present.<br />
2:30 p.m. • Le Mars Historic Preservation Tour<br />
Tours begin at the Arts Center, 200 Central Avenue SE - Take a guided tour<br />
of downtown Le Mars architecture. The Le Mars Historic Preservation<br />
Commission will have experienced, trained tour guides who will provide<br />
an educational tour about the architectural elements that are displayed in<br />
downtown Le Mars.<br />
3:00 - 6:00 p.m. • The Jammers<br />
Olson Cultural Event Center, 33 First St. NE - The Jammers were formed<br />
in 2004 and play a mix of 50’s, 60’s and 70’s Classic Rock. Two of their<br />
members were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Bring your<br />
lawn chairs and enjoy The Jammers.<br />
5:00 - 7:00 p.m. • Fishing Derby<br />
West Floyd Park Pond (behind Walmart) - Children 12 and under can<br />
join the Le Mars Sportsman’s Club for an evening of fishing. Registration<br />
begins at 5:00 p.m.; children may fish from 5:30-6:30 p.m., followed by<br />
the awarding of prizes. Refreshments for participants and their families<br />
will be offered.<br />
5:30 p.m. • Central Event Center Ice Cream Buffet<br />
10 Central Avenue SE - Come and enjoy a great buffet with some of the<br />
selections containing ice cream!For tickets: www.thebrownstheater.com<br />
7:00 p.m. • The Browns Century Theater<br />
11 Central Avenue NW - The Brown Family’s Iowa and Ice Cream Show. Hear<br />
music that reflects our Midwest roots and celebrates the greatest summertime<br />
treat of all time… ICE CREAM!!! For tickets: www.thebrownstheater.com<br />
DAILY EVENTS (Wed.–Sat.)<br />
On Your Own Time: Downtown Scavenger Hunt<br />
Participate in a family-friendly, self-paced scavenger hunt showcasing<br />
downtown buildings significant in Le Mars’ history. Pick up the scavenger<br />
hunt sheets at the Chamber of Commerce, City Hall, Visitor’s Bureau or Ice<br />
Cream Parlor. Return your completed sheets to the Ice Cream Parlor by<br />
Saturday when all correct sheets will be entered in a prize drawing.<br />
Wed.–Fri. 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. & Sat. 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. • Le Mars Arts Center<br />
200 Central Ave SE - Jean Weiner Watercolors on exhibit. Six of the finest<br />
artists in Oil, Glass Fusion, Watercolor, Pottery, Jewelry making and Alcohol<br />
Ink will be setup “vendor style” all week for your shopping convenience.<br />
Glaze a piece of pottery to be Raku fired on Saturday after the parade. Make<br />
your own glass fusion jewelry or dish, paint a piece of pottery, or do an<br />
encaustic painting in our open studio space.<br />
1:00 - 5:00 p.m. • Plymouth County Historical Museum<br />
335 1st Avenue SW - Explore Plymouth County and area with five floors of<br />
exhibits at the Museum. Completely handicap accessible and free admission.<br />
Saturday 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. – It’s Log Cabin Day at the Museum! Check out the<br />
sounds of cowboys and Indians on the lawn, weather permitting.<br />
For full schedule, entry forms, or more information visit<br />
www.LeMarsiowa.com<br />
The ice cream cone denotes events<br />
where Free Blue Bunny ® Ice Cream Novelties/Treats<br />
will be available.<br />
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Lakeside<br />
Learning<br />
Summer programs have plenty to offer for all ages<br />
Nature can teach us many things.<br />
In turn, the folks at the Iowa<br />
Lakeside Laboratory Regents<br />
Resource Center would like people to<br />
visit this summer to learn both from<br />
nature and about nature as well as<br />
about science and the practice of science.<br />
Wild Wednesdays begin at 7 p.m.<br />
June 14 with “Mud, Silk, Sticks and<br />
More: Animal Architecture.”<br />
Classes will continue each Wednesday<br />
through Aug. 2 with a different<br />
topic each week.<br />
“Wild Wednesdays are a great way<br />
for people to come see what goes<br />
on out here at Lakeside,” said Jane<br />
Shuttleworth, education coordinator<br />
at the laboratory. “They’re intentionally<br />
designed for the public to come<br />
learn about science and the practice of<br />
science, and it’s great for kids and the<br />
whole family. All children are young<br />
scientists full of questions and curiosity.”<br />
The overall theme for the program<br />
this summer is “Build a Better World.”<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
Visitors will learn how the wetlands<br />
filter water and how to help protect<br />
water quality themselves. The first<br />
Wild Wednesday will demonstrate<br />
the unique architecture of the animal<br />
world.<br />
“Beavers build dams and are really<br />
engineers of water flow. A variety of<br />
birds are just amazing with how they<br />
use just their beaks to build amazing<br />
nests. We have a bald eagle family on<br />
the campus here that builds a nest<br />
that weighs a ton,” Shuttleworth said.<br />
“We hope people will learn from<br />
these animals, and it inspires them<br />
to build for a better, more sustainable<br />
future.”<br />
Those who attend this particular<br />
Wild Wednesday will get the chance<br />
to design their own animal shelter<br />
with found materials.<br />
Tuesday Science Seminars continue<br />
throughout the summer as well, although<br />
due to a scheduling issue, the<br />
next one, “White Tail Deer: Trophy,<br />
Treasure or Trouble?” will be presented<br />
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June,<br />
in Mahan Hall.<br />
During this seminar, Larry Stone<br />
will talk about the population of<br />
whitetail deer in Iowa. They nearly<br />
vanished in the 1800s, but are so<br />
ubiquitous today that many Iowans<br />
take their presence for granted.<br />
“The Science Seminars are also open<br />
to the public, but geared more toward<br />
adults with a formal lecture setting,”<br />
Shuttleworth said. “They’re very fascinating<br />
research topics that people are<br />
doing right here in Iowa. With all the<br />
programming here, we hope people<br />
leave with a richer understanding of<br />
the world we’re a part of and inspire<br />
both curiosity and stewardship.” F<br />
Milford | Iowa<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Wild Wednesdays<br />
WHERE: Iowa Lakeside Laboratory<br />
Regents Resource Center, 1838<br />
Highway 86, Milford<br />
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Wednesday<br />
June 14-Aug. 2<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-337-3669<br />
ONLINE: http://www.continuetolearn.uiowa.edu/lakesidelab/<br />
Wednesdays<br />
June 14 — “Mud, Silk, Sticks and<br />
More: Animal Architecture”<br />
June 21 — “Saws, Jaws, and<br />
Claws: Nature’s Toolbox”<br />
June 28 — “Nature’s Plumbing:<br />
How Water Gets Around”<br />
July 5 — “Soak it Up: Fun with<br />
Rain Gardens”<br />
July 12 — “Nature’s Geometry:<br />
Dare to Find a Square!”<br />
July 19 — “Spineless Wonders:<br />
Life Without a Backbone”<br />
July 26 — “Micro to Macro: Let’s<br />
Measure Up!”<br />
Aug. 2 — “Untangling the Web:<br />
Food Web Detectives”<br />
Volunteer<br />
There are also several continuous<br />
activities people can<br />
enjoy at Lakeside Lab throughout<br />
the summer.<br />
The Lakeside Treasure Hike runs<br />
June 1-Oct. 1 and is a self-guided<br />
nature hike that tours the grounds<br />
and is ideal for children, families<br />
and people of all ages who enjoy<br />
exploring. Treasure maps are available<br />
near the main entrance, and<br />
hikers can look for hidden clues<br />
and secret messages throughout<br />
the hike.<br />
There are also volunteer opportunities<br />
in Coffee and Grounds,<br />
which meets at 8:30 a.m. every<br />
Tuesday during snow-free months<br />
to learn about native ecosystems<br />
and work outside helping restore<br />
prairie and oak savanna at Lakeside.<br />
The Cooperative Lakes Area<br />
Monitoring Project is looking for<br />
volunteers to monitor lake health.<br />
Free training and equipment will be<br />
provided. Call Lakeside for further<br />
information.
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20 | Calendar<br />
JUNE 9<br />
Sunset Funset with The<br />
Sheet Music<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 9<br />
Fish Heads<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 9<br />
Full Moon Party<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
JUNE 9-11<br />
Spencer Flag Fest<br />
712-262-5680<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Good Ole Summertime<br />
Various locations around Sibley, 712-<br />
754-3212<br />
JUNE 10<br />
The Barefoot Dock Hop<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
JUNE 10<br />
South 71<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Red Dirt Road<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Sunset Funset with The<br />
Sheet Music<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Fish Heads<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 10<br />
“Annie Jr.”<br />
Main Street Community Theatre,<br />
2209 Main St., Emmetsburg, 712-<br />
852-2660<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Shenandoah<br />
Wild Rose Casino & Resort, 777 Main<br />
St., Emmetsburg, 712-852-3400<br />
JUNE 10<br />
Live at the Lakes Concert<br />
Series: Jacob Martin<br />
Preservation Plaza, Arnolds Park<br />
Amusement Park 37 Lake St.,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2183<br />
JUNE 10-11<br />
University of Okoboji<br />
Soccer Classic<br />
Various locations throughout the Iowa<br />
Great Lakes, 800-270-2574<br />
JUNE 11<br />
“Annie Jr.”<br />
Main Street Community Theatre,<br />
2209 Main St., Emmetsburg, 712-<br />
852-2660<br />
JUNE 11<br />
Sunset Funset with Matt<br />
and Laurel<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 11<br />
Chris Beyer<br />
Calico Skies Vineyard and Winery,<br />
2368 Able Blvd., Inwood, 712-753-<br />
2110<br />
JUNE 11<br />
Dave Rowley and Ryan<br />
Sather<br />
Little Swan Lake Winery, 1350 320th<br />
Ave., Estherville, 712-858-4952<br />
JUNE 11<br />
South 71<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
JUNE 12<br />
Family Nature Night:<br />
Fishing skills<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center,<br />
2279 170th St., Okoboji, 712-336-<br />
6352<br />
JUNE 12<br />
Sunset Funset with Bruce<br />
Day<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 13<br />
Tequila Tuesday with Tim<br />
Horsman<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 13-14<br />
Kickstart Your Kayak<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center,<br />
2279 170th St., Okoboji, 712-336-<br />
6352<br />
JUNE 14<br />
Nature Tots: Wonders of the<br />
Wetlands<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center,<br />
2279 170th St., Okoboji, 712-336-<br />
6352<br />
Must<br />
orBUST<br />
1<br />
2<br />
LIVE AT THE LAKE<br />
Summer is almost here.<br />
The season basically is synonymous<br />
with the sounds of live music echoing<br />
across the waters of the Iowa Great<br />
Lakes.<br />
Emanating from Arnolds Park<br />
Amusement Park once again will be<br />
the music of several bands and solo<br />
acts entertaining summer crowds at<br />
Preservation Plaza during the Live at<br />
the Lake concert series.<br />
Kicking off the season will be Jacob<br />
Martin, who will perform at 7:30 p.m.<br />
Saturday, June 10.<br />
FLY THE FLAG<br />
Spencer is set once again for a funfilled,<br />
family-friendly weekend with its<br />
annual summer celebration, Flagfest.<br />
A variety of activities will be held for<br />
visitors and residents of all ages Friday-Sunday,<br />
June 9-11.<br />
JUNE 14<br />
Community Band<br />
Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park,<br />
712-707-4885<br />
JUNE 14<br />
Sunset Funset with Bruce<br />
Day<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 14<br />
Scottie “Bones” Miller at<br />
“That One Place”<br />
Boji Bay Fun House & Event Center,<br />
2501 Boji Bend Drive, Milford, 712-<br />
338-2034<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
JUNE 14-17<br />
LeMars Ice Cream Days<br />
Various locations around LeMars,<br />
712-546-8821<br />
JUNE 15<br />
Young Naturalists: Fishing<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center,<br />
2279 170th St., Okoboji, 712-336-<br />
6352<br />
JUNE 15<br />
Wild Wednesdays<br />
Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, 1838<br />
Highway 86, Milford, 712-337-3669<br />
JUNE 15<br />
“Little Shop of Horrors”<br />
JUST KICK IT<br />
Soccer is the name of the game next weekend. The<br />
40th Annual University of Okoboji Youth Soccer Classic<br />
will take place at Okoboji High School beginning<br />
with an opening ceremony and program at 8 a.m.<br />
Saturday, June 10.<br />
There are 48 teams registered for the tournament,<br />
comprising more than 700 players in boys and girls<br />
U12 and U14 divisions.<br />
BAD AUTHORITY<br />
Boji Bay Legacy Park<br />
will see its fair share of<br />
musical talent this summer.<br />
Starting things off<br />
— and also wrapping<br />
things up — will be<br />
Bad Authority.<br />
The Carroll-based<br />
rock band will set the<br />
stage for the summer<br />
with Okoboji Bike Rally<br />
Preview Night on Friday,<br />
June 9. Doors<br />
open at 6 p.m., and the concert is being called a “preview<br />
night,” because Bad Authority will also open up<br />
for Great White during the final show of the summer<br />
on Friday, Aug. 18.<br />
FOLLOW THE LIGHT<br />
Light. Color. Composition. All are key elements in the<br />
production of art, whether it’s drawing, painting, photography<br />
or any other medium.<br />
For Linda Hopkins, one element rises above the<br />
rest and drives her new show at the Pearson Lakes<br />
Art Center in Okoboji.<br />
“It’s All About the Light: Paintings by Linda Hopkins”<br />
will be up in the Wikert Gallery for Emerging Artists<br />
now-June 24.<br />
The pieces are done in acrylic and feature a variety<br />
of subject matter from portraits to still lifes featuring<br />
flowers and sailboats.<br />
LeMars Community Theatre, 105 First<br />
St. N.E., 712-546-5788<br />
JUNE 15<br />
Sunset Funset with Bruce<br />
Day<br />
The Gardens, 144 Lakeshore Drive,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JUNE 15<br />
Iowa Lakes Community<br />
College Scholarship Luau,<br />
featuring Damon Dotson<br />
Barefoot Bar, Parks Marina, East Lake<br />
Okoboji, 24457 178th St., Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303
Vietnam Moving Wall<br />
& Veteran Appreciation<br />
Cherokee County Fairgrounds<br />
Hwy 59 S • Cherokee, lA<br />
The Vietnam Moving Wall will be available for viewing<br />
from noon on Wed. June 14th and be at the fairground<br />
until noon on Mon., June 19th<br />
PUBLIC IS WELCOME<br />
The Moving Wall is, a half size replica of the Vietnam Memorial.<br />
The Moving Wall will arrive at approximately noon<br />
on Wednesday, June 14th escorted by the Iowa State Patrol<br />
and The Freedom Riders.<br />
<br />
Opening Ceremony<br />
Thursday, June 15th • 5:30 pm<br />
Guest Speaker: Sam Sears - 185th Air Wing will provide Color Guard<br />
Firing Squad for 21 Gun Salute will be Vietnam Veterans<br />
Music provided by Bev Evans<br />
All Veterans or Veterans of that era or Members<br />
of Fallen Veterans of the Vietnam War<br />
will receive a Commemorative Challenge Coin<br />
<br />
Veterans Appreciation Day<br />
Saturday, June 17th • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm<br />
Proclamations from the City, County, State and Federal Government<br />
will be read. VA Regional & VA Medical Systems will be on hand<br />
Veteran Memorabilia will be for sale<br />
Variety of Vendors • River Patrol Exhibition<br />
Artifacts from the Vietnam War • Iowa Traveling Walls<br />
from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq & Afghanistan<br />
FREE LUNCH PROVIDED<br />
Thank you to the Cherokee County Pork Producers for grilling<br />
Closing Ceremony 1:00 pm<br />
Guest Speaker: Kim Weaver • 185th Air Wing will provided<br />
Color Guard • Firing Squad for 21 Gun Salute will be VIetnam Veterans<br />
Financial Sponsors will be recognized<br />
Music provided by Bev Evans<br />
<br />
Monday, June 19th • Noon<br />
Vietnam Moving Wall Leaves Cherokee<br />
For More Information call:<br />
Dana Evans- 712-225-6319<br />
or 712-229-6061<br />
Here is a list of who’s playing where this weekend.<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 8<br />
Sunset Funset with Jon<br />
Ingvall<br />
5 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2990<br />
South 71 Trio<br />
6 p.m. — Little Swan Lake Winery,<br />
Estherville, 712-858-4592<br />
Poppa Bear Norton<br />
8 p.m. — Captain’s Getaway, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-7405<br />
J. Jeffrey Messerole<br />
8 p.m. — The Wine Bar & Art Gallery,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-539-1351<br />
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9<br />
Sunset Funset with The<br />
Sheet Music<br />
5 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2990<br />
Full Moon Party: An All<br />
’80s Show featuring<br />
Stephani V<br />
7 p.m. — Barefoot Bar, Okoboji,<br />
712-332-7303<br />
Bad Authority<br />
6 p.m. — Boji Bay Legacy Park, Milford,<br />
712-338-2034<br />
Patresa Hartman<br />
7 p.m. — Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
Shalo Lee Band<br />
8 p.m. — Captain’s Getaway, Arnolds Park,<br />
712-332-7405<br />
Fish Heads<br />
9:30 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds Park,<br />
712-332-2990<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 10<br />
Michael Hope<br />
1 p.m. — Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
South 71 Trio<br />
2:30 p.m. — Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-<br />
332-7303<br />
Sunset Funset with The Sheet<br />
Music<br />
4 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds Park, 712-<br />
332-2990<br />
Sunset Celebration with music<br />
by Bill Carpenter<br />
6:30 p.m. — Okoboji Boat Works, Okoboji,<br />
712-332-9904<br />
Heath Alan<br />
7 p.m. — Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
Red Dirt Road<br />
7 p.m. — Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
7303<br />
Live at the Lake — Jacob Martin<br />
7:30 p.m. — Preservation Plaza, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2183<br />
Shalo Lee Band<br />
8 p.m. — Captain’s Getaway, Arnolds Park,<br />
712-332-7405<br />
Fish Heads<br />
9:30 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds Park,<br />
712-332-2990<br />
SUNDAY, JUNE 11<br />
Heath Alan<br />
1 p.m. — Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
South 71 Trio<br />
2 p.m. — Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
7303<br />
Chad Elliott<br />
2 p.m. — Round Lake Vineyards & Winery,<br />
Round Lake, MN, 507-945-1100<br />
Chris Beyer<br />
11:30 a.m. — Calico Skies Vineyard and<br />
Winery, Inwood, 712-753-2110<br />
Dave Rowley and Ryan Sather<br />
4 p.m. — Little Swan Lake Winery, Estherville,<br />
712-858-4592<br />
Sunset Funset with Matt and<br />
Laurel<br />
5 p.m. — The Gardens, Arnolds Park, 712-<br />
332-2990
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22 | Happenings<br />
10, 2017<br />
Boatstock<br />
Mau Marine moves it showroom to<br />
the fields of Preservation Plaza for<br />
a night of music on the lake during<br />
it’s annual Boatstock event. In a nod<br />
to the legendary 1969 music festival, this<br />
is an event of peace, boats and music in<br />
Arnolds Park.<br />
WHERE: Preservation Plaza, 37 Lake St.,<br />
Arnolds Park<br />
WHEN: Saturday, June 17<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-5626<br />
ONLINE: www.maumarine.com<br />
Ice Cream Days<br />
Celebrate summer in LeMars during the annual Ice<br />
Cream Days. There will be fun for the whole family<br />
with events ranging from a disc golf tournament,<br />
fishing derby, ice cream buffet and live music, to historical<br />
tours, art classes and demonstrations, a barbecue<br />
contest, and of course, the Ice Cream Days parade. Check<br />
out the full four-day schedule online and plan for a great<br />
time.<br />
WHERE: LeMars<br />
WHEN: June 14-17<br />
COST: Varies<br />
CONTACT: 712-546-8821<br />
ONLINE: www.lemarsiowa.com and www.icecreamdays.<br />
info<br />
’Little Shop of<br />
Horrors’<br />
LeMars Community Theatre is<br />
putting on “Little Shop of Horrors”<br />
this summer.<br />
The production has been a Broadway<br />
and Hollywood hit musical<br />
brought to the public by Howard<br />
Ashman and Alan Menken and continues<br />
to be one of the most popular<br />
shows in the world.<br />
Meek and mild floral assistant Seymour<br />
Krelborn names a new plant<br />
“Audrey II” after his crush at the<br />
shop, but there are many surprises in<br />
store as this is no normal plant.<br />
Full of fun songs and diabolical<br />
plots from an extraterrestrial flower<br />
make this one of the most entertaining<br />
and enjoyable productions to<br />
take in this summer.<br />
WHERE: Le Mars Community Theatre,<br />
105 First St. N.E., LeMars<br />
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday,<br />
June 15-17, 2 p.m. Sunday, June 18,<br />
7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, June<br />
22-24, 2 p.m. Sunday, June 25<br />
COST: $15<br />
CONTACT: 712-546-5788<br />
ONLINE: www.lemarscommtheatre.<br />
org<br />
Speaker Series West O Beer<br />
West O Beer owner Matt<br />
Matthiesen, head<br />
brewer Conor Fahy<br />
and brand manager Adam Layman<br />
will take part in the next<br />
installment of the Speaker<br />
Series at the Pearson Lakes Art<br />
Center in Okoboji.<br />
Matthiesen will give an introduction<br />
and history of the<br />
brewery, while Fahy will talk<br />
about the brewing process and<br />
styles of beer, and Layman will<br />
discuss sales and distribution.<br />
There will also be a beer tasting.<br />
WHERE: Pearson Lakes Art<br />
Center, 2201 Highway 71,<br />
Okoboji<br />
WHEN: 7 p.m. Thursday, June<br />
15<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-7013<br />
ONLINE: www.lakesart.org
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 10, 2017<br />
24 | Screen<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 />
It Comes at Night R<br />
Secure within a desolate home as an unnatural threat terrorizes<br />
the world, a man has established a tenuous domestic order with<br />
his wife and son, but this will soon be put to test when a desperate<br />
young family arrives seeking refuge.<br />
The Mummy PG-13<br />
An ancient princess is awakened from her crypt beneath the<br />
desert, bringing with her malevolence grown over millennia and<br />
terrors that defy human comprehension.<br />
Megan Leavey PG-13<br />
Based on the true life story of a young Marine corporal whose<br />
unique discipline and bond with her military combat dog saved<br />
many lives during their deployment in Iraq.<br />
good stuff still playing<br />
Wonder Woman<br />
Captain Underpants:<br />
The First Epic Movie<br />
Pirates of the Caribbean:<br />
Dead Men Tell No Tales<br />
PG-13<br />
141 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG<br />
89 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
what you can rent<br />
Beauty and the<br />
Beast<br />
PG<br />
129 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
A Cure for Wellness R<br />
146 min<br />
Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained warrior.<br />
When a pilot crashes and tells of conflict in the outside world, she leaves home to fight a<br />
war to end all wars, discovering her full powers and true destiny.<br />
Two overly imaginative pranksters named George and Harold hypnotize their principal into<br />
thinking he’s a ridiculously enthusiastic, incredibly dimwitted superhero named Captain<br />
Underpants.<br />
An adaptation of the fairy tale about a monstrous-looking prince and a young woman who<br />
fall in love.<br />
An ambitious young executive is sent to retrieve his company’s CEO from an idyllic but<br />
mysterious “wellness center” at a remote location in the Swiss Alps, but soon suspects that<br />
the spa’s treatments are not what they seem.<br />
Aftermath R<br />
94 min Two strangers’ lives become inextricably bound together after a devastating plane crash.<br />
The Sense of an<br />
Ending<br />
A United Kingdom<br />
PG-13<br />
153 min Captain Jack Sparrow searches for the trident of Poseidon.<br />
★★★★★<br />
Baywatch R<br />
119 min<br />
Devoted lifeguard Mitch Buchanan butts heads with a brash new recruit. Together, they<br />
★★★★★<br />
★★★★★<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
108 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
111 min<br />
★★★★★<br />
uncover a local criminal plot that threatens the future of the Bay.<br />
A man becomes haunted by his past and is presented with a mysterious legacy that<br />
causes him to re-think his current situation in life.<br />
The story of King Seretse Khama of Botswana and how his loving but controversial marriage<br />
to a British wine woman put his kingdom into political and diplomatic turmoil.<br />
OLDER SHELDON, IOWA MAN<br />
HAS WRITTEN THREE BOOKS<br />
(Two Set In Sheldon Iowa With Lake Okoboji<br />
And Arnold’s Park Also Included; One Other None Iowa Book)<br />
Great Movies At A Fair Price!<br />
MAX<br />
Theatres<br />
SIBLEY, IOWA • (712) 754-2672<br />
www.maxtheatres.com<br />
Presented in Digital Projection & Sound<br />
NOW PLAYING JUNE 9-15<br />
1<br />
PIRATES OF THE<br />
CARIBBEAN<br />
DEAD MEN TELL NO<br />
TALES<br />
NIGHTLY AT 7:00PM<br />
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15<br />
WONDER WOMAN<br />
NIGHTLY AT 7:00PM<br />
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:15<br />
Admission Adults - $6.50,<br />
Children - $5.50,<br />
Matinee Admission - $5.50<br />
3D Movies Require<br />
a $2.50 Surcharge<br />
PG-13<br />
2 PG-13<br />
1. TWO SHELDON IOWA SUMMERS –<br />
A highly-stylized autobiography. In a certain real sense, I, of<br />
course, am the main character. However, I have also in some<br />
sense become multiple characters. As I absorbed deeply<br />
other’s joy and sadness as well as my own. It seems to me<br />
my full lifetime is condensed here to 308 pages, including the<br />
days since and the days yet to come. A sweet and tender<br />
time overlaying the painful and tragic times. I have not forgot<br />
any of it, nor do I wish to. I expect it will be with me as a fellow<br />
traveler to the end.<br />
2. A SUMMERTIME SCRAPBOOK –<br />
An homage to the Waldo and Gladys (my mom and dad)<br />
De Vries birth family. With special recognition intended for<br />
the three out of six who died long, longer, and longest ago.<br />
As of today, May 30, 2017, the oldest of the four De Vries<br />
boys, Rod, is among the dead; one brother, Ken, is in his<br />
eighties, and two are in their seventies, myself, Don, 74, and<br />
still with me, my baby brother, Terry, 70.<br />
3. THE STORY BOOK<br />
– (Includes Two Stories written long ago) –<br />
(a.) COME BACK MOMMY, ERNIE, AND BERT -<br />
(“Heidi” Is In New York City) Her mom had been shot.<br />
(b.) LINDA THE SECOND COMING –<br />
(LINDA IS GIVEN THE MANTLE) Whether she likes it or not.<br />
www.amazon.com/author/donalddevries<br />
Men’s – WoMen’s – WoMen’s – Children’s – Children’s<br />
Open Open<br />
Memorial Memorial<br />
Day 10-4 Day 10-4<br />
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www.facebook.com/thethreesons<br />
THE THE THREE THREE SONS SONS<br />
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OPEN MON.-SAT. 10AM-5:30PM | 10AM-7PM THURS, FRI, SAT | 10AM-4PM SAT<br />
Open MOn.-SAT. Open MOn.-SAT. 10AM-5:30pM, 10AM-5:30pM, SundAy 10AM-4pM SundAy 10AM-4pM
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Jerry Mathers<br />
Leave It To Beaver<br />
HERITAGE DAYS CELEBRATION<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 15<br />
Medallion Hunt<br />
Shop Participating Businesses for In Store Specials<br />
5-7 p.m. Retail Trade Thanks with Franks (free will donation)-Country<br />
Boutique Lot<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 16<br />
Medallion Hunt<br />
Shop Participating Businesses for In Store Specials<br />
All Day - Open Golf - Rock River Country Club (Green fees apply to all<br />
Rock Rapids Non-Members, Everyone Welcome)<br />
7-9 a.m. Dad’s Belgian Waffle Breakfast-Forster Community Center<br />
11 a.m.-1 p.m. United Methodist Church Salad Luncheon & Craft<br />
Sale-Forster Community Center<br />
12-5 p.m. Depot Museum Open<br />
7 p.m. Premier Bank Fast Pitch Tournament-Borman Forster Ballpark<br />
7:30 p.m. Races-Rapid Speedway<br />
8 p.m. River Valley Players Revue - Forster Auditorium<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 17<br />
Medallion Hunt<br />
Shop Participating Businesses for In Store Specials<br />
All Day - Open Golf - Rock River Country Club (Green fees apply to all<br />
Rock Rapids Non-Members, Everyone Welcome)<br />
8 a.m. Road Race 10K, 5K, & 1 Mile Run/Walk & 1/4-1/2 Mile Kids<br />
Fun Run - Island Park<br />
9 a.m. Lyon County Relay for Live Survivor Celebration – Frontier<br />
Bank Basement (all are welcome)<br />
9 a.m. Premier Bank Fast Pitch Tournament - Borman Forster<br />
Ballpark<br />
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Pop Corn & Root Beer Concessions - Rapids Theatre<br />
11 a.m. Parade - Downtown (4 p.m. Rain Time)<br />
Noon Concessions & Food Vendors - Island Park<br />
Noon Rock Rapids Firemen Pedal Car Races - Fire Station Alley<br />
Noon Brat Feed - VFW<br />
12-3 p.m. Show & Shine Sponsored by Pizza Ranch – Island Park<br />
12-3 p.m. Vendor Fair - Island Park<br />
12-3 p.m. Greenies Balloon Man & Face Painting - Island Park<br />
12-4 p.m. “Leave it to Beaver” Jerry Mathers in<br />
Island Park for Meet & Greet & other events<br />
12-4 p.m. Kids Inflatables, Train Rides, etc. - Island Park<br />
12-4 p.m. Tiny House Tours @ Island Park<br />
12-5 p.m. Depot Museum Open<br />
1 & 3 p.m. - All American Lumberjack Show & Sports Ca.m.p-Island<br />
Park<br />
1:30 p.m. Cow Pie Bingo-Depot Museum Sponsored by Lyon County<br />
Historical Society<br />
1:30 p.m. Mural Society Fundraiser Lion Auction - US Bank Square<br />
2 p.m. FFA Bean Bag Tournament-Island Park (1-1:30 p.m.<br />
Registration)<br />
WWW.ROCKRAPIDS.COM<br />
2 p.m. Rock Rapids Fire Dept. Water Wars – South Story St.)<br />
4 p.m. Burn Out Contest - 2nd Avenue (3:30 p.m. Registration)<br />
5-7 p.m. All School Reunion - Forster Community Center Sponsored<br />
by Central Lyon Foundation<br />
7 p.m. Figure 8 Races - Rapid Speedway<br />
9 p.m. Street Dance THE RUDE BAND - Downtown Rock Rapids (21<br />
& Over $5 cover charge)<br />
Cruise Night-Downtown<br />
SUNDAY JUNE 18<br />
All Day-Open Golf-Rock River Country Club (Green fees apply to all<br />
Rock Rapids Non-Members, Everyone Welcome)<br />
10:30 a.m. Community Church Service - Island Park<br />
12-4 p.m. John Appl Memorial Shoot – Gun Club<br />
1 p.m. Soap Box Derby – Swimming pool Parking Lot<br />
2-5 p.m. Depot Museum Open<br />
***Events subject to change<br />
without notice***<br />
Rock Rapids<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
712-472-3456<br />
Rock Rapids Chamber<br />
of Commerce<br />
712.472.3456<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
712.472.2564<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
City of Rock Rapids<br />
712.472.2553<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
Rapid Auto Repair<br />
712.472.4939<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
712.472.6610<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
Town and Country<br />
Disposal<br />
712.472.2493<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
Denny’s Sanitation<br />
712.472.4187<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
Julie De Ruyter<br />
712.230.1379<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
712.472.4044<br />
Rock Rapids, IA<br />
Dr. Joseph A. Murphy, DDS<br />
712.472.3797<br />
Rock Rapids, IA
26 | JUNE 10, 2017 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
FREE CONCERT SERIES<br />
JUNE 10<br />
7:30PM<br />
PRESERVATION PLAZA<br />
www.ArnoldsPark.com • 712.332.2183<br />
Modern Country<br />
JACOB MARTIN<br />
SPONSORED BY OKOBOJI GM TOYOTA AND OKOBOJI TOURISM<br />
AMUSEMENT PARK DAY PASSES ONLY $ 29.95
Ha l of Fame Iowa LLC<br />
Sheldon, IA<br />
<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JUNE 10, 2017 | 27<br />
2017<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT<br />
CONCERT<br />
Schedule<br />
Okoboji Harley-Davidson, Okoboji Tourism/Vacation<br />
Okoboji, Carpet One and Principal Financial presents<br />
Okoboji Bike Rally Preview Night<br />
ALL CONCERT TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE GATE. NO PRE-SALES.<br />
THANK YOU TO OUR MANY CONCERT SPONSORS!<br />
MAMA<br />
Mid America<br />
Music Assoc.<br />
STEFFES<br />
HEADLINER:<br />
FR IDAY, JUNE 9<br />
Campus Cleaners, Bubbles Dry Cleaning & Laundry,<br />
& Bee Kleen Linen & Uniform Service presents<br />
HEADLINER:<br />
Back again this<br />
hot Mankato, MN<br />
band is one band<br />
you will not soon<br />
forget!<br />
bee kleen<br />
Linen & Uniform Service<br />
FREE<br />
CONCERT<br />
7:00 pm<br />
Enjoy the same group that will be closing Boji<br />
Bay’s 2017 season with the giant Okoboji Bike<br />
Rally weekend. This free preview show will be a<br />
fun way to get your summer started at the Lakes.<br />
FREE<br />
CONCERT<br />
Adam Wakefield<br />
Nashville, TN - The highly talented<br />
2016 Spring Runner-Up on THE VOICE<br />
FR IDAY, JUNE 16<br />
7:00 pm<br />
Beck Engineering presents<br />
OPENER:<br />
All shows presented on the Okoboji Harley-Davidson Stage<br />
2501 BOJI BEND DRIVE, MILFORD, IA • PHONE 712.338.2034<br />
www.bojibayfun.com<br />
AT BOJI BAY FUNHOUSE & EVENT CENTER<br />
GRAND OPENING<br />
FRIDAY, JUNE 9TH<br />
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Events - Specials - Music<br />
Wednesday, June 14<br />
LIVE MUSIC<br />
Scottie “Bones”<br />
Miller<br />
in That One Place<br />
FUN - CASUAL<br />
DINING<br />
Enjoy our new<br />
menu featuring...<br />
•Appetizers •Burgers<br />
•Wings •Salads •Wraps<br />
•Sandwiches<br />
•Pizza and Flatbreads<br />
•Build Your Own Pizza<br />
•Entrees-Steaks-Pasta<br />
and Walleye<br />
•Fish Tacos<br />
•Special Kids Menu<br />
•Desserts<br />
•Full Service Bar<br />
SUNDAY BRUNCH<br />
10:30am-1:30pm<br />
NEW SUMMER HOURS:<br />
Tuesday-Thursday 11am - 9pm; Friday & Saturday 11am - 10pm;<br />
Sunday 10:30am - 1:30 pm Brunch, 1:30 - 6:00pm Pizza,<br />
Bar and Fun House Open<br />
Parties of 10 or More - Please Call for Reservations<br />
BOJI BAY-2501 BOJI BEND DR-MILFORD, IA<br />
PHONE 712-338-2034 ext. 123
28 | JUNE 10, 2017 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
FULL MOON PARTY!<br />
friday • june 9 • 7pm<br />
LIVE SUMMER WITH NO REGRETS<br />
10-4PM<br />
IN WATER BOAT SHOW<br />
PARKSMARINA.COM<br />
featuring<br />
stephanie v.<br />
OPEN DAILY<br />
AT 11!<br />
Come Early to enjoy our seafood boil & phil’s phamous ribs!<br />
other Weekend entertainment includes:<br />
june 10: South 71 • 2:30pm | Red Dirt Road • 7:00pm<br />
June 11: south 71 • 2:00pm<br />
1 Mile East of Hwy 71, East Lake Okoboji, Parks Marina | thebarefootbar.com<br />
TEST DRIVE,<br />
THEN TAKE IT HOME!