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4 | FEBRUARY 10, 2018 | DISCOVER! Iowa Great Lakes Business Directory 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE homeinstead.com/602 712-262-0456 712-338-6150 2625 41st St. Spirit Lake, IA 51360 TMT TOTAL MOBILE TIRE ON-SITE TIRE SERVICE TIRES L&C TIRE SERVICE, INC. SHOP: 712.336.0097 • 2807 15TH ST, SPIRIT LAKE FOR SERVICE AFTER 5 PM- DELBERT LAMBERT 712.320.2421 MARILYN LAMBERT 712.320.5194 We’re by your side so your loved one can stay at home •Companionship •Light Housekeeping •Meal Preparation •Medication Reminders •Shopping & Errands •Personal Care •Respite Care Serving Dickinson, Clay, Emmet, O’Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto Counties www.theoakwoodinnokoboji.com Bill & Bridget Johnson, Innkeepers 712-332-8057 contact@theoakwoodinnokoboji.com FEATURED BUSINESS With over 35 years of serving the Public in Northwest Iowa Keith’s key to successful and meaningful relationships with clients is based on high enthusiasm and Professional Courteous Service. Keith has a thorough knowledge of the Lakes area being a Full time Resident for the last 25 years and a full time realtor the last 12 years. My real estate clients have complimented on my dedication to detail, honesty and quick follow through during the real estate transaction. Keith’s sales philosophy is very simple: “treat your customers the way you would like to be treated.” This philosophy has helped Keith be a consistent “Million Dollar Producer” in Real Estate in the lakes area and named “Favorite Realtor of the year” in Discover Magazine. House Washing, Drain Cleaning, Decks. No job too big or small, we do it all! From big to small just one call for all your washing needs! 621 W 11th St Spencer, IA 51301 Mike Sandvig, Owner 712.260.8823 mikensandvig@yahoo.com WE MAKE GUESTS SMILE THAT'S REAL SUCCESS Bella Via SALON & DAY SPA 1008 East View Avenue, Okoboji, IA 51355 • Phone 712.332.9222 Sports Training Protocols •Speed •Agility •Strength •Kettlebells 1390 Lake Street, Spirit Lake • 712-336-4040 Levi Markwardt, SMK, RKC, NSCA-CPT • www.facebook.com/AthleticRepublicSpiritLake/ 1390 Lake St, Spirit Lake, IA • 712-336-4040 Products: AVEDA, Kenra, Aquage and Matrix Schuchert-Lentz Funeral Home & Crematory 2317 32nd Street, P.O. Box 272 Hwy. 71 Spirit Lake, IA • (712) 336-8471 OUR FAMILY COMPASSIONATELY CARING FOR YOUR FAMILY OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: • Pre-planning arrangements • Traditional funerals • Monuments and marker sales • On-site crematory • Follow up and after care KEITH DIEKEVERS, REALTOR ® Your Okoboji Connection 712-320-5020 DOWDEN-HINN, REALTORS AREA’S OLDEST AND LARGEST 2916 US Hwy. 71 S, PO Box 449, Spirit Lake, IA 51360 Office: 712-336-1240 Ext. 1849 or 800-373-1241 Email: lakefun@mchsi.com Office Website: BuyOkoboji.com I SHOW ALL LAKES AREA PROPERTIES Bob Cornell CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Residential • Commercial • Quality Construction New Home•Additions•Remodeling•Garages•Kitchens•Deck 712-336-3503 • 712-320-2385 • Spirit Lake, IA bobcornellconstruction@gmail.com • Free Estimates Phone 712.336.3610 • Spirit Lake Phone 712.262.4962 • Spencer Lumber • Millwork • Cabinetry • Hardware • Paint Store Hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Making lakes living more enjoyable... CALL ON THESE GREAT BUSINESSES! John Calsbeek Broker Associate 3121 Highway 71, Spirit Lake, Iowa 51360 Cell: 712-330-2943 Email: john@sellboji.com Website: www.sellboji.com Professional Placements Clerical • Industrial Temp & Temp to Hire Direct Placements Certified Staffing Professionals Spencer 712-262-9077 • Spirit Lake 712-336-2048 Visit us on the web @ www.ecijobs.com “Complete Family Care” Spirit Lake Phone: 712-336-2410 Lakes Phone: 712-336-3750 Spirit Lake Family Practice Dr Jeffrey J. Goerss, MD Dr Brett Olson, MD Dr Zachary Borus, MD Jessica Kelley, ARNP Lakes Family Practice Dr Tom Kalkhoff, DO Dr Steven Baskerville, MD Dr Steven VanderLeest, DO Dr Kelli Roenfanz, DO Natalie Potrament, ARNP
DISCOVER! | FEBRUARY 10, 2018 Sounds | 5 KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER I look forward to presenting a concert where the audience will enjoy what they hear. And hopefully tell their friends of the symphony concert. Ted Hallberg Unfinished Business Cherokee Symphony Mid-Winter Concert set for Feb. 18 A concert with a bit of unfinished business. The Cherokee Symphony Mid-Winter Concert will be performed at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18, and will feature great works by a number of artists including one that is incomplete. “Symphony No. 8 in B minor Unfinished” by Franz Schubert was discovered 37 years after his death. It will be in the lineup for the Mid-Winter Concert. “As a cellist I have played this piece a couple times. I never had the chance to conduct it. It is a composition of mystery. It begins with a foreboding theme in the cello and bass for eight measures and then the upper strings come in with a quick series of notes laying down a blanket of sound for the the woodwinds to take over the theme. The symphony is in a minor key which adds to the mysterious sound,” said Ted Hallberg, the Cherokee Symphony’s conductor. Hallberg said that in addition to the mysterious tone of the piece, the reason it is unfinished it also a bit of a mystery as well. “The reason it is called the Unfinished Symphony is that it has only two movements. Almost all symphonies have four movements. We are not sure why he stopped composing this piece. Many times the compositions go unfinished because the composer was ill or passed away. Not Schubert,” Hallberg said. “He went on to write two more symphonies and many vocal works after this symphony. So there it sits with only two and is considered one of his greatest instrumental works.” In addition to Schubert, the audience can expect to hear other works, which were chosen with the intent purpose of pleasing the audience. “I was trying to choose music that would please the audience. Some of the selections are what we call ‘warhorses,’ which means they have been popular for a long time,” Hallberg said. Some of the pieces are ones that the audience has probably heard, but might not know by name. The symphony will be playing the “Hungarian Dances No. 5 and 6” by Johannes Brahms, and the “Waltz from Eugene Onegin” by Peter Tchaikovsky. “These are played on TV commercials and even Tom and Jerry cartoons. I also selected some contemporary works which I am sure the audience will like,” Hallberg said. “One is a selection by Claude T. Smith, originally written for concert band, called ‘God of Our Fathers.’ It is a set of variations based on the hymn of the same name.” The Cherokee Symphony is in its 62nd season and is composed of musicians from twenty communities. This concert is a great way to see them in action and enjoy some fine music. “I look forward to presenting a concert where the audience will enjoy what they hear. And hopefully tell their friends of the symphony concert,” Hallberg said. “And then they will want to come hear our outstanding ensemble.” F At a Glance: WHAT: Cherokee Symphony Mid- Winter Concert WHERE: Cherokee Community Center, 530 West Bluff Street, Cherokee WHEN: 4 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18 COST: At-the-door admission is $12 CONTACT: 712-225-5216 ONLINE: www.cherokeesymphony. org/ Cherokee | Iowa
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