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A FREE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FROM IOWA INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! MAGAZINE<br />
JULY 21, 2018<br />
DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS WEEK’S BANDS – MORE ON PAGE 6<br />
Check out The Lineup for<br />
great music this weekend<br />
— S E E P A G E 6<br />
J. Jeffrey<br />
Messerole<br />
Empty<br />
Dresses<br />
DEDICATED<br />
TO<br />
DOON<br />
New art center exhibit builds<br />
narratives around found garments<br />
— S E E P A G E 1 3<br />
Celebrating summer with community, family, friends — S E E P A G E 9<br />
Your source for weekend fun in N’West Iowa<br />
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Lineup:<br />
9<br />
Community:<br />
11<br />
13<br />
14<br />
11<br />
Check out who is playing<br />
where this weekend.<br />
Doon Days brings<br />
community together to celebrate.<br />
Pieces: Hannah Haberecht exhibit<br />
showcases native fish and flowers.<br />
Pieces: Paula Streeter tells stories<br />
with her “Empty Dresses” exhibit.<br />
Playbill: “Not Now, Darling” provides<br />
night of laughter at OST.<br />
Hannah Haberecht’s paintings on display at<br />
the Dickinson County Nature Center.<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! is your guide to all the special events and activities in the greater<br />
northwest Iowa, southwest Minnesota, southeast South Dakota and northeast<br />
Nebraska areas. It is distributed free throughout these areas.<br />
Copyright, 2018. Nothing may be reprinted, photocopied or in any way<br />
reproduced without the permission of the publisher.<br />
ON THE COVER9<br />
Doon Days pack the calendar full of activities for a weekend of fun in Lyon County.<br />
Event: IGL Boat Show hosts numerous<br />
antique vessels in Arnolds Park.<br />
Community: Pioneer Days hits<br />
the half-century mark in Milford.<br />
Community: Sanborn celebrates<br />
summer with annual Railroad Days.<br />
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Highlights: Our tips for planning<br />
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Screen: New releases for the big<br />
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<strong>DISCOVER</strong>! | JULY 21, 2018<br />
Contents | 3<br />
Side Trips<br />
It was an afternoon of false starts and<br />
frustration.<br />
The high water all over the Iowa Great<br />
Lakes meant we’d been walking through<br />
ankle-deep water over<br />
our dock for nearly<br />
a week in order to<br />
get to and from our<br />
boat. Each day the<br />
deck boards got a<br />
little more slippery<br />
with accumulated lake<br />
vegetation wrapped<br />
around the posts. You<br />
didn’t want to look<br />
at the water you were<br />
walking through, but<br />
for safety’s sake, you<br />
had to.<br />
Maneuvering along the dock was inconvenient,<br />
but not impossible. Our boat was<br />
still able to fit beneath our hoist canopy as<br />
well as under the bridges between East and<br />
West Lakes.<br />
We kept a close eye on the clearance<br />
above our tow bar. My best guess is that<br />
at the highest point we were within three<br />
inches of not being able to pass through.<br />
Despite the obstacles, each day of the extended<br />
Fourth of July holiday weekend we<br />
packed our towels, sunscreen, snacks and<br />
beverages and headed out.<br />
Until Sunday. That afternoon we followed<br />
all our usual preparation steps, got<br />
everyone onboard, and discovered the hoist<br />
wouldn’t lower into the water.<br />
My husband called our lift dealer, who<br />
graciously agreed to meet us at his shop in<br />
10 minutes for a replacement part. That was<br />
the good news — the bad news was that<br />
after my husband installed the new part, it<br />
didn’t work any better than the old one.<br />
Fortunately, there was still a wave runner<br />
Iowa to Information keep the girls entertained. Even under a<br />
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O’Brien County Professional Page<br />
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JULY 21, 2018 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
6 | Lineup<br />
Here is a list of who’s playing where this weekend.<br />
This Weekend!<br />
DON’T<br />
MISS<br />
OUT!<br />
THURSDAY, JULY 19<br />
Sunset Funset Boon &<br />
Lambert- 5 p.m. - The Gardens,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
Adam Layman and Jacob<br />
Wittkamp - 6 p.m. - Little Swan<br />
Lake Winery, Estherville, 712-858-<br />
4592<br />
Denise Shipler/Interstate<br />
Cruisers - 6 p.m. - Roof Garden<br />
Ballroom, Arnolds Park, 712-<br />
332-6540<br />
Ryan the Piano Man - 8 p.m.<br />
- Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
Just DUET Dueling Pianos<br />
- 8 p.m. - The Gardens, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2990<br />
MTVs - 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7045<br />
FRIDAY, JULY 20<br />
Sunset Funset Matt &<br />
Laurel - 5 p.m. - The Gardens,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
JULY 20 & 21<br />
Flashmob - 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway,<br />
Arnolds Park<br />
J. Jeffrey Messerole - 6<br />
p.m. - West O Beer, West Okoboji,<br />
712-332-8090<br />
The Firm - 7 p.m. - Okoboji<br />
Store, Okoboji, 712-332-5628<br />
Mighty Nish Band - 7 p.m.<br />
- The Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-<br />
332-7303<br />
Sack of Lions and Pony<br />
Creek (acoustic) - 9 p.m. -<br />
Nautical, Arnolds Park, 712-332-<br />
7879<br />
Flashmob - 9 p.m. - Captain’s<br />
Getaway, Arnolds Park, 712-332-<br />
7045<br />
Good For Gary - 9:30 p.m. -<br />
The Gardens, Arnolds Park, 712-<br />
332-2990<br />
SATURDAY, JULY 21<br />
Us and Them Band - 1 p.m.<br />
- Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
Dueling Pianos - 2:30 p.m.<br />
- The Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-<br />
332-7303<br />
Sunset Funset Matt &<br />
Laurel - 5 p.m. - The Gardens,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
Sly James - 6 p.m. - Little Swan<br />
Lake Winery, Estherville, 712-858-<br />
4592<br />
Mighty Nish Band - 7 p.m.<br />
- The Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-<br />
332-7303<br />
David Boon - 7 p.m. - Bracco,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7900<br />
Thunderstruck: America’s<br />
AC/DC Tribute - 7:30 p.m. -<br />
Preservation Plaza - Arnolds Park -<br />
712-332-2183<br />
J. Jeffrey Messerole and<br />
Stone Horses - 8 p.m. - Okoboji<br />
Store, Okoboji, 712-332-5628<br />
Murphy’s Law - 8 p.m. - The<br />
Ritz, Arnolds Park, 712-332-2777<br />
Sack of Lions and Pony<br />
Creek (acoustic) - 9 p.m. -<br />
Nautical, Arnolds Park, 712-332-<br />
7879<br />
Flashmob - 9 p.m. - Captain’s<br />
Getaway, Arnolds Park, 712-332-<br />
7045<br />
Good For Gary - 9:30 p.m. -<br />
The Gardens, Arnolds Park, 712-<br />
332-2990<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 22<br />
Us and Them Band - 1 p.m.<br />
- Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
5628<br />
John Griggs - 2 p.m. - The<br />
Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-<br />
7303<br />
Elisabeth Hunstad - 2 p.m. -<br />
Calico Skies Vineyard and Winery,<br />
Inwood, 712-753-2110<br />
Ryne Doughty - 2 p.m. -<br />
Round Lake Vineyards & Winery,<br />
Round Lake, MN, 507-945-1100<br />
Derek Post - 3 p.m. - Bracco,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7900<br />
Murphy’s Law - 4 p.m. - The<br />
Ritz, Arnolds Park, 712-332-2777<br />
Beyond Blue - 4 p.m. - Little<br />
Swan Lake Winery, Estherville, 712-<br />
858-4592<br />
Sunset Funset Boji Bill - 5<br />
p.m. - The Gardens, Arnolds Park,<br />
712-332-2990<br />
Greyson Schulz - 8 p.m. -<br />
Bracco, Arnolds Park, 712-332-<br />
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Schedule:<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 22<br />
10 a.m. - Community Worship<br />
Service, south of Community<br />
Center<br />
6:30 p.m. - Gospel Concert,<br />
Angie Johnson and the Country<br />
Grass Bad<br />
DEDICATED TO<br />
DOON<br />
Topping last year’s 125th anniversary<br />
party may be a difficult<br />
At a Glance:<br />
feat, but Doon will certainly try<br />
its best.<br />
WHAT: Doon Days<br />
Doon Days will take place Sunday,<br />
WHERE: Doon, IA<br />
July 22-Saturday, July 28 in the Lyon<br />
County community of about 600 WHEN: Sunday, July 22-Saturday,<br />
people.<br />
July 28<br />
“It’s just awesome,” said mayor COST: Free<br />
Tim Mantel. “Everyone gets together<br />
and there is a lot of fun stuff to do. CONTACT: 712-441-3140<br />
Businesses and local volunteers and ONLINE: www.cityofdoon.com<br />
citizens of Doon make it possible for<br />
all the events to be free.”<br />
Everything gets going with a community<br />
worship service at 10 a.m. park and the line is several blocks<br />
got hot dogs and hamburgers in the<br />
Sunday.<br />
long and we all sit there and eat together.<br />
With our little small town of<br />
“That says it all to get everybody<br />
together. It’s really great for us to see 600 people it’s important for us, and<br />
everybody come in no matter where well it’s easy for us to put together a<br />
they go to church,” said Matt Van weekend for all of us to get together.<br />
Engen, a Doon Days committee member.<br />
it’s packed.”<br />
We can get all of us into that park and<br />
A community coming together is a Another stalwart in the Doon Days<br />
common theme throughout the festivities.<br />
other in terms of candy output, ac-<br />
lineup is the parade, which rivals any<br />
Things get going again Thursday cording to Van Engen.<br />
when everyone gets back together for Building on all the fun are some<br />
the community picnic at City Park. newer events to the schedule. Some<br />
“Celebrating family and friends, are brand new, while others were<br />
that’s our motto, and that’s what we introduced during the 125th celebration<br />
and proved popular enough try to do here,” Van Engen said. “We<br />
to<br />
Celebrating summer<br />
with community,<br />
family, friends<br />
bring back.<br />
“The car show is back again. We did<br />
that for the first time last year and it<br />
went really well. That was a big deal,”<br />
Van Engen said. “We are doing the<br />
piano smash again for the second<br />
time. That was a big hit last year and<br />
really fun to watch.”<br />
Completely new this year are the<br />
Power Wheels Derby on Friday night<br />
and the Soap Box Derby on Saturday.<br />
The fire department will once again<br />
be putting on a huge fireworks show<br />
and will also be bringing back water<br />
fights. Van Engen hopes part of the<br />
appeal of Doon Days is that there is<br />
something for everyone to enjoy.<br />
“Everybody has a different interest<br />
and we try to do something different<br />
each year and drawing in a different<br />
crowd,” Van Engen said. “We really<br />
try to focus on getting younger kids<br />
involved. Knocker Balls seems to be<br />
a big deal - there is always a line. I’ve<br />
never done it but I just need to watch<br />
it and I’m having fun.”<br />
Wrapping up the full slate of activities<br />
is the balloon release at the Doon<br />
ball field followed by the immensely<br />
popular Johnny Holm Band at Doon<br />
Steakhouse.<br />
“The balloon release we brought<br />
in two years ago and I don’t see that<br />
ever going way. It’s a really touching<br />
deal with our hands on our our hearts<br />
watching the flag. It’s big America in<br />
little town U.S.A. here in Doon,” Van<br />
Engen said. F<br />
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THURSDAY, JULY 26<br />
6 p.m. - Community Picnic, City Park<br />
7 p.m. - Firetruck rides,<br />
pickup at City Park<br />
7 p.m. - Piano Smash,<br />
east of Corner Café<br />
7 p.m. - Flag Burning Ceremony,<br />
City Park<br />
7:30 p.m. - “Dooner Games,”<br />
Community Center<br />
FRIDAY, JULY 27<br />
5:30 p.m. - Come Hungry, Corner<br />
Café, Antique Tractor Pull, two<br />
blocks north of Premier Bank<br />
6 p.m. - Soft Serve Ice Cream,<br />
City Park<br />
6 p.m. - Cruise Night - Main Street<br />
7-8:30 p.m. - Burn Outs,<br />
Main Street, Flea Market,<br />
Doon City Park<br />
7 p.m. - Power Wheels Derby,<br />
east of City Park<br />
9 p.m.-1 a.m. - Karaoke at<br />
Doon Steakhouse<br />
At Dark - Fireworks Show<br />
SATURDAY, JULY 28<br />
7-9 a.m. - Pancake Breakfast,<br />
Doon Fire Station<br />
7 a.m. - Flea Market, Doon City Park<br />
8 a.m. - 5K Run/1 Mile Run/Walk<br />
11 a.m. - Parade, line-up at United<br />
Reformed Church<br />
12-2 p.m. - Legion Auxilliary Pies,<br />
Doon Community Center, Tractor<br />
& Wagon Rides, City Park<br />
12-3 p.m. - Mini Train, Doon City Park<br />
12:30 p.m. - Pedal Pull, East side of<br />
Community Center<br />
1-3 p.m. - Inflatables<br />
1-5 p.m. - Knocker Balls, south side<br />
of Community Building<br />
1 p.m. - Car Show - Community<br />
Building parking lot<br />
1:30 p.m. - Water Fights, East of Bank<br />
3 p.m. - Soap Box Derby, Main<br />
Street, east of park<br />
5 p.m. - Balloon Release,<br />
Doon Ball Field<br />
5-7:30 p.m. - Burns’ Grill by<br />
Aaron Kelderman, Doon<br />
City Park shelter house<br />
9 p.m-1 a.m. - Johnny Holm Band
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WHAT: Hannah Haberecht art exhibit<br />
WHERE: Dickinson County Nature<br />
Center, 2279 170th St., Okoboji<br />
WHEN: July–September<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-339-1153<br />
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Okoboji on canvas<br />
Nature is represented in Hannah Haberecht’s show<br />
in the Dickinson County Nature Center’s eARTh<br />
exhibit area. PHOTOS BY RANDY PAULSON<br />
Science student and artist captures local nature in her paintings<br />
She lives two states and over 700 miles away,<br />
but Colorado native Hannah Haberecht<br />
has original artwork on display here in<br />
Okoboji at the Dickinson County Nature Center<br />
from now through September.<br />
The 21-year-old biomedical science major at<br />
Colorado State University combined her love of<br />
science, nature and art by painting 17 pictures of<br />
animals, plants and insects that are native to the<br />
Okoboji area.<br />
“Those all date back to last year,” she said of<br />
the acrylic paintings, which went on display July<br />
1 in the eARTh exhibit of the nature center.<br />
She explained the first paintings were of fish<br />
based on a recommendation from her brother,<br />
who is an avid fisherman.<br />
“And I thought that was a really good idea,”<br />
Haberecht said. “I think it’s fascinating to see<br />
them out of water.”<br />
Her parents are designers by trade and<br />
therefore encouraged her to draw and become<br />
interested in art. Meanwhile, she described her<br />
passion for science as a natural part of who she<br />
is.<br />
“I totally love science, since I was little,” she<br />
said.<br />
She has a particular interest in taxonomy,<br />
which is the science of classifying organisms<br />
in the natural world. Therefore, Haberecht not<br />
only strives to make her pictures visually pleasing<br />
but also scientifically accurate by capturing<br />
the details of what makes each individual species<br />
unique.<br />
“You are trying to encapsulate all the small details<br />
that make that thing its individual name,”<br />
she explained.<br />
In two 24 inch by 12 inch paintings, she intricately<br />
details a northern pike and a longnose<br />
gar. Her other fish paintings include a black<br />
crappie and a pumpkinseed. Also on display are<br />
paintings of various butterflies, such as a monarch<br />
and an eastern tiger swallowtail, and plants<br />
such as a New England aster, a prairie rose and<br />
poppies.<br />
Her exhibit also features two landscapes: one<br />
which shows green, rolling hills and another<br />
showing a field of rudbeckia, or black-eyedsusans<br />
sunflowers.<br />
In the bottom-left corner of some of her paintings,<br />
she writes the scientific name of the organism<br />
and its common name in the bottom-right<br />
corner; others only include the scientific name<br />
and have the common name printed on an accompanying<br />
card next to the frame.<br />
Haberecht will return to Okoboji next month<br />
to teach a class on insect identification at 10<br />
a.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, at the Dickinson County<br />
Nature Center. The class will last about an hour<br />
and will be open to all ages, free of charge.<br />
“It’s a brief class on how to identify the insect<br />
orders, how to tell this kind of bug from this<br />
kind of bug,” she said.<br />
There will also be coloring pages for children<br />
who attend, as well as pinned samples of insects<br />
for them to look at up close.<br />
When people see her artwork, she hopes they<br />
see not only its scientific value but also how it<br />
captures the beauty of nature—and especially<br />
that of Okoboji nature.<br />
“Nature’s amazing, and I think it’s one of<br />
those fundamental roots for art in the world,”<br />
she said.<br />
Many of her paintings on display are also<br />
for sale, with prices ranging from $25 for the<br />
smaller paintings to $135 for the larger ones.<br />
Since she spent several family vacations in<br />
Okoboji while growing up, Haberecht said this<br />
part of N’West Iowa is special to her. And now,<br />
she said to have her original artwork on display<br />
here and available for sale is incredibly meaningful<br />
for her.<br />
“To say I’ve ‘vacationed’ here is an understatement,”<br />
she said. “I’ve been here every year of<br />
my life. To have paintings that might be hung in<br />
someone’s home—yeah, it means a lot.” F<br />
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Friday, July 27<br />
8 am All-Town Garage Sales<br />
8 am CDA Bake Sale at St Joseph Catholic Church<br />
8 am-1:30 pm Fresh Produce & Bake Sale<br />
at Union Memorial Church<br />
9 am-5 pm Library Book Sale<br />
at Milford Community Center<br />
11 am Doors open for Bridge & Cribbage<br />
Tournaments<br />
at St. Joseph Catholic Church<br />
2-4 pm “I Can Only Imagine” Movie<br />
at Milford Community Center<br />
2-8 pm lnflatables at Florence Park<br />
5 pm Sign in for 2nd Annual Adults Bags<br />
Tournament (must have 1 person present per<br />
team to check in)<br />
5 pm-7 pm Photo Booth at Florence Park<br />
5 pm-8 pm Face Painting at Florence Park<br />
5:30 pm 650 FREE Franks at Florence Park<br />
5:30 pm Sign-up for Kid’s Tractor Pull<br />
at Florence Park<br />
5:30 pm 2nd Annual Adult Bags Tournament<br />
at Florence Park<br />
6 pm Dunk Tank at Florence Park<br />
6 pm Line-up for Kiddie Parade<br />
at Milford Nursing Center<br />
6 pm Run, Punt, Pass & Kick Contest<br />
at Okoboji High School Football Field<br />
6 pm Kids’ Little Tractor Pullers Competition<br />
at Florence Park<br />
6:30 pm Kiddie Parade down H Avenue<br />
6:45 pm Kids’ Carnival and Games<br />
at Florence Park<br />
7 pm Kids’ Water Fights at Florence Park<br />
Saturday, July 28<br />
7:30 am Registration for the 5K Run/Walk<br />
at Okoboji High School Football Parking Lot -<br />
South of School<br />
8 am All-Town Garage Sales<br />
8 am-1:30 pm Fresh Produce & Bake Sale<br />
at Union Memorial Church<br />
9 am-3 pm Pioneer Prairie Art & Craft Show<br />
at St. Joseph Catholic Church<br />
9 am-4 pm Pioneer Prairie Art & Craft Show at<br />
Buchanan Park<br />
9 am Lineup for 50th Annual Pioneer Parade<br />
at Memorial Park<br />
9 am 5K Run/Walk<br />
10 am - Noon 5th Annual Ride-in Bike &<br />
Custom Car Show at St. Joseph Catholic<br />
Church<br />
11 am Pioneer Days Parade<br />
Noon - 6 pm lnflatables at Florence Park<br />
Noon - 8 pm Face Painting at Florence Park<br />
Noon Picnic at Florence Park- Grilling by the<br />
Dickinson County Cattlemen’s Association<br />
After Parade Antique Tractor Pull<br />
at Memorial Park<br />
After Parade Mini Rods at Memorial Park<br />
1 pm Free Watermelon Feed at Florence Park<br />
1 pm Story Time and Photo Op at Florence Park<br />
1 pm - 4 pm Dunk Tank at Florence Park<br />
1:30 pm Ground Breaking for Milford<br />
Monument and park at 1212 Okoboji Ave/<br />
Highway 71 and A34<br />
2 pm Cub Scouts Cake Auction<br />
at Boy Scout Lodge<br />
2:30 pm Sign up for Pizza Eating Contest<br />
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2 pm Pizza Eating Contest at Florence Park<br />
2 pm Cub Scouts Cake Auction<br />
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3 pm Bike & Custom Car Show - Judging<br />
and Trophy Presentation<br />
3 pm Sign up for Pie Eating Contest<br />
at Florence Park<br />
3:30 pm Pie Eating Contest at Florence Park<br />
4 pm 5th Annual Pioneer Pitmasters BBQ<br />
Competition - Judging at Florence Park<br />
4:45 pm Pioneer Pitmasters<br />
Public Tasting at Florence Park<br />
8-11 pm Teen Dance at Okoboji High School<br />
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7 am Registration for TRAWL at Florence Park<br />
8 am Okoboji FFA Tractor Ride around West Lake<br />
8 am-Noon Campus Women’s Club Omelet<br />
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Empty Dresses<br />
New exhibit builds narratives from<br />
found garments<br />
Inspiration comes in many forms.<br />
For a new series on display at<br />
the Pearson Lakes Art Center, the<br />
subject matter could be as simple as<br />
dresses.<br />
But that would be an understatement,<br />
as the artwork being shown by<br />
Paula Streeter is much more than a<br />
representation of an article of clothing.<br />
The “Empty Dresses” exhibit will be<br />
up through August 11 in the Goodenow<br />
Gallery on the lower level of the<br />
art center.<br />
While the pieces represent work<br />
done largely in the past two years, the<br />
inspiration for the series goes back<br />
much further.<br />
In her artist statement Streeter<br />
writes that the concept “was conceived<br />
half a lifetime ago” at an estate<br />
auction.<br />
“Among the many hand crafted<br />
items from the latter half of the 19th<br />
century were two intricately and nearly<br />
identically embroidered, grayed<br />
with age, christening gowns that decades<br />
earlier were wrapped in brown<br />
paper and bound in string,” Streeter<br />
said.<br />
They became the initial basis for<br />
one of the four themes that make up<br />
“Empty Dresses.”<br />
“Childhood Lost” illustrates children’s<br />
dresses and experiences. “Handled”<br />
depicts a hand engaged with a<br />
dress. “Miss Placed” has drawings of<br />
dresses on various media placed on<br />
top of found images. “Historic Media”<br />
explores women in history as represented<br />
by their dress.<br />
Artwork in the “Historic Media”<br />
theme on display include a representation<br />
of Abbie Gardner as well as a<br />
native Sioux mother and daughter.<br />
Each of the themes make use of different<br />
materials and techniques which<br />
comes as a direct result of the art<br />
classes Streeter teaches at Iowa State<br />
University in Ames.<br />
“When I assign a project to students<br />
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From affixing a drawing to old gift<br />
wrap paper, to using pigmented<br />
beeswax, Paula Streeter applies<br />
all kinds of media and technique<br />
for her artwork in “Empty Dresses.”<br />
PHOTOS BY RYLAN HOWE<br />
I take one on too,” Streeter said.<br />
“When I’m teaching drawing part of<br />
it is engaging a hand with an object,<br />
so I just did the same assignment as<br />
them.”<br />
For the “Historic Media” pieces<br />
Streeter wanted to create something<br />
pretty holistically from start to finish<br />
by hand.<br />
“Those are all done with handmade<br />
media - one of them I dug<br />
through a dumpster to find big pieces<br />
of paper. I like working pretty much<br />
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At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Paula Streeter - Empty<br />
Dresses<br />
WHERE: Goodenow Gallery, Pearson<br />
Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy<br />
71, Okoboji<br />
WHEN: Now through August 11<br />
COST: Free<br />
CONTACT: 712-332-7013<br />
ONLINE: www.lakesart.org<br />
from scratch,” Streeter said.<br />
Those pieces are done to size and<br />
also use real dresses as inspiration.<br />
The collars on the Sioux dresses<br />
were done with traditional native pigments<br />
and egg yolk with the rest of the<br />
piece done in walnut ink.<br />
“I did two people together on that<br />
one. I consider all of these portraits<br />
and in Native American culture women<br />
worked together on almost every<br />
facet of daily life. That’s a mother<br />
and daughter carrying on tradition,”<br />
Streeter said.<br />
Found objects are a big part of<br />
the work. The “Miss Placed” pieces<br />
include old found hotel prints that<br />
Streeter then would then draw over<br />
top. One piece is actually old gift wrap<br />
paper to which Streeter affixed one of<br />
the dress drawings. Even the frames<br />
themselves are found, not bought.<br />
Graphite, colored pencil, egg tempura,<br />
even pigmented beeswax. Streeter<br />
employed all manner of technique<br />
to produce the works of art in “Empty<br />
Dresses.”<br />
And each one tells a story.<br />
“Some of them are shallow narratives<br />
and some have more to them.<br />
The more I work on them the more<br />
the narratives build,” Streeter said. “I<br />
always think about how we dismiss<br />
what were such huge narratives. With<br />
still life in the past every flower had a<br />
significant meaning - the bugs, the interactions<br />
of flowers - with christening<br />
gowns if they put certain flowers on<br />
it that meant something in the 1890s<br />
which I find fascinating.”<br />
Visitors will be fascinated as well as<br />
they take in the artwork and stories<br />
behind them in “Empty Dresses.” F<br />
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14 | Playbill<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: “Not Now, Darling” at the<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre<br />
WHEN: Continues through Sunday,<br />
July 22<br />
COST: $20<br />
TICKETS: Order online at www.okobojisummertheatre.org<br />
CONTACT: (712) 332-7773<br />
NEXT WEEK: “A Grand Night for<br />
Singing,” a musical theatre review<br />
of the classics by Rodgers and<br />
Hammerstein<br />
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Farce provides night of laughter<br />
Leave the kids at home, this is adult style humor taking the stage<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre audiences<br />
have always loved a good<br />
laugh. The traditional British<br />
farce offering on the 2018 schedule<br />
“Not Now, Darling” delivers everything<br />
those audience members love.<br />
Scantily dressed women, deceitful<br />
husbands and wives, freely flowing<br />
alcohol and slamming doors fill the<br />
stage from beginning to end. Add in<br />
cleverly written dialogue, many plays<br />
on words, physical comedy and two<br />
great lead actors and you have a winning<br />
combination.<br />
Listen closely and you’ll catch the<br />
humor between prey and pray, references<br />
to being dirty and speaking of<br />
breasts during a conversation about<br />
birds. Authors Ray Cooney and John<br />
Chapman craft an elaborate web of<br />
confusion and deceit.<br />
Director Frederick J. Rubeck understands<br />
just what it takes to make a successful<br />
farce and shares that knowledge<br />
with his hard-working cast.<br />
Leading the pack are OST veterans<br />
and professional actors Courtney<br />
Crouse and Kyle Groff. Crouse has<br />
proven himself many times in comedic<br />
roles and this one is every bit as<br />
good as any of his previous appearances.<br />
His sense of timing is always just<br />
right, pausing to think of his next<br />
explanation, or reluctantly allowing<br />
himself to get pulled into some<br />
scheme out of a sense of loyalty. He<br />
makes the ridiculous seem plausible.<br />
Everything about Crouse is perfect<br />
for the role. He is the right amount<br />
of nervous at the beginning but<br />
progresses into a veteran schemer by<br />
story’s end. He is hilarious in demonstrating<br />
women’s clothing fluttering<br />
to the ground, getting wrapped up in<br />
a phone cord, retreating to the corner<br />
like a scolded child and helping an<br />
intoxicated secretary shimmy into an<br />
ill-fitting dress. The first time he tosses<br />
clothing over the balcony railing<br />
seems absurd, but soon it seems the<br />
only reasonable solution. The audience<br />
seems to know by the end of the<br />
show that the small suitcase is going<br />
over the railing too.<br />
Groff is the perfect complement to<br />
Crouse. They mimic each other’s actions<br />
and mannerisms. They scheme<br />
together and respond perfectly to<br />
each other. Groff begins the play by<br />
explaining a few things to the audience<br />
but effortlessly switches back<br />
and forth between communicating<br />
with the audience and becoming his<br />
character. His first words to the audience<br />
prove prophetic of the story - 98<br />
percent of men are unfaithful and the<br />
other 2 percent are liars.<br />
In this play though, the female characters<br />
are equally unfaithful.<br />
A host of Stephens College students<br />
fill the female roles in the play. Mamie<br />
Meenehan, Devin Keating, Erika Wilson,<br />
Hannah Sutton, Hope Peña and<br />
Lili Javorka benefit from working with<br />
professionals like Crouse and Groff.<br />
It would be hard to not put together<br />
your best efforts when working with<br />
such quality actors.<br />
Keating, Peña and Sutton tackle the<br />
biggest roles. Javorka fills the part of<br />
Groff’s wife. All have moments where<br />
they need to be seductive or coy. Sutton<br />
rarely is fully clothed, though she<br />
is wrapped in a fur coat and being<br />
shoved in and out of the storage closet<br />
for most of the show. She even appears<br />
on stage wearing just two little<br />
tea towels. Oh my.<br />
Aleksander Krapivkin and TJ Vinsavich<br />
complete the cast. Vinsavich<br />
actually fills two completely different<br />
parts, showcasing his diverse talents.<br />
Scenic design was created by Brandon<br />
PT Davis. Lighting was handled<br />
by Savannah Bell, sound by Michael<br />
Burke and costumes by Ashley Harrison.<br />
Harrison’s work includes a<br />
Union Jack flag attached to one lady’s<br />
undergarments.<br />
On opening night a few lines<br />
seemed a little squeaky and pinched.<br />
Some technical issues messed with<br />
the sound effects, but the perfection<br />
of Crouse and Groff together makes<br />
up for anything else that might not be<br />
just right. F<br />
Okoboji | Iowa
SANBORN<br />
Railroad<br />
DAYS<br />
Friday-Sunday<br />
July 27-29<br />
Visit these local<br />
Sanborn businesses<br />
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Don’t forget to check<br />
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events on page 17.<br />
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712-729-3268<br />
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Open Railroad<br />
Days in Sanborn<br />
Friday, July 27th 1 – 4 pm<br />
Saturday, July 28th 1 – 4 pm<br />
Admission $5.00 during Railroad Days<br />
Children under 12 FREE<br />
Open by appointment<br />
regularly Tue-Fri 10 am – 4 pm<br />
Saturday by appointment only<br />
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Event | 17<br />
RANDY PAULSON | STAFF WRITER<br />
38th Annual Boat Rendezvous<br />
Boat owners show off antique, classic boats at Arnolds Park<br />
Boat owners and enthusiasts are<br />
gearing up for the annual Iowa<br />
Great Lakes Antique and Classic<br />
Boat Show and Rendezvous, coming<br />
ashore next Saturday at the Arnolds<br />
Park docks.<br />
“This will be our 38th annual rendezvous,”<br />
said Alex Kent, the head of<br />
the boat show.<br />
The main exhibit will run from 10<br />
a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, however<br />
Kent said boats will start arriving at<br />
the docks earlier that morning. He estimated<br />
that roughly 40-45 boats will<br />
be on display this year, and that the<br />
show will attract upwards of 10,000<br />
spectators throughout the event.<br />
The show is put on by the Jerry<br />
Dyhrkopp Iowa Great Lakes Chapter<br />
of the Antique and Classic Boats Society.<br />
The event is open to the public<br />
to attend, but costs $40 for chapter<br />
members to register their boats. For<br />
non-members, the cost is $50 to<br />
register, with same day registration allowed.<br />
Many of the boats belong to local<br />
residents, although Kent said the<br />
show attracts people from all over the<br />
country who enjoy making a vacation<br />
out of the event. He mentioned there’s<br />
a Glastron boat enthusiast who travels<br />
all the way from Florida to attend the<br />
rendezvous.<br />
“This year’s show itself, we are trying<br />
to get more boats from out of<br />
SANBORN<br />
FRIDAY, JULY 27<br />
9 a.m. Antique Tractor Ride, Profit Street<br />
12-5 p.m. Free Swim, Sanborn Aquatic Center<br />
1–4 p.m. Yesterday’s Memories and Vander Haag’s Truck Museum, 106 Eastern Street $5<br />
entry fee<br />
3 p.m. 3-on-3 Teen (ages 16-20) Basketball Tournament, city park<br />
5:30 p.m. Golf Tournament, Sanborn Golf and Country Club<br />
5:30 p.m.–until gone AMPI Grilled Cheese Stand, City Park<br />
7 p.m. Four for Him Quartet, City Park<br />
9 p.m.-1 a.m. DJ - Stovetop Productions, Rails<br />
SATURDAY, JULY 28<br />
6-10 a.m. Mason’s Pancake Breakfast, city park shelter house<br />
6–10 a.m. Methodist Church Bake Sale, City Park Shelter House<br />
7:15 a.m. (Registration) 8 a.m. (Race Begins) 5K Race/1 Mile Fun Run and Walk, Miller Park<br />
9 a.m. 3-on-3 Adult (ages 21 and up) Basketball Tournament, City Park<br />
10 a.m. Golf Ball Roll, Prospect Street and West Fourth Street<br />
10:30 a.m. Parade<br />
10:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Independent Area Vendor Flea Market, east side of HMS Middle School<br />
10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. - MI’ONO Lunch, city park shelter house<br />
11 a.m.–afternoon Purple Cow Trailer Ice Cream, city park<br />
11 a.m. Sanborn Public Library Lunch Stand, Sanborn Public Library<br />
town and get some involvement from<br />
other chapters,” Kent said, adding<br />
that the Minnesota-based Bob Speltz<br />
Land-0-Lakes Chapter of the Antique<br />
and Classic Boat Society will attend.<br />
The part of the show he said people<br />
most enjoy is being able to learn<br />
about the variety of boats on display.<br />
“We definitely encourage the public<br />
to come out and ask questions,” Kent<br />
said, adding, “It’s one of the reasons I<br />
love it.”<br />
Boat owners will explain their personal<br />
connection to a particular boat,<br />
whether it’s a family heirloom or just<br />
a boat that holds a lot of memories.<br />
The show is also an opportunity for<br />
younger generations to learn about<br />
boats and develop an interest in the<br />
activity.<br />
After the exhibit there will be a<br />
short presentation.to recognize boat<br />
owners and event organizers.<br />
The famous “Cruise between the<br />
Lakes” will follow the presentation.<br />
Spectators can see the boats in action<br />
as they cruise from West to East Okoboji<br />
Lake.<br />
Kent said the Department of Natural<br />
Resources helps coordinate the<br />
cruise, and a fire and rescue boat normally<br />
leads the parade of boats.<br />
If anyone is interested in becoming<br />
a member, Kent said they can contact<br />
current chapter members at www.<br />
okobojiclassicboats.com. F<br />
Arnolds Park | Iowa<br />
Railroad<br />
At a Glance:<br />
DAYS<br />
WHAT: 38th Annual Iowa Great<br />
Lakes Boat Rendezvous<br />
WHERE: Arnolds Park docks<br />
WHEN: July 27-29, all day<br />
COST: Free to public to view; $40<br />
to register boat (members); $50<br />
(non-members and same day registration)<br />
CONTACT: 712-898-8708<br />
ONLINE: https://acbs.org/event/<br />
jerry-dyhrkopp-iowa-great-lakeschapters-2018-boat-rendezvous/<br />
12 p.m.–4 p.m. In The Moment Photobooth, city park<br />
12 p.m.–4 p.m. Obstacle Course, HMS Bus Barn<br />
$5 for 1 time through, $10 for 3 times through, $20 for unlimited times; gatorade and water<br />
available<br />
12–3 p.m. Kids Express Daycare Human Foosball, city park $25/team of five<br />
12-5 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Free Swim, Sanborn Aquatic Center<br />
12–4 p.m. Bounce Around Inflatables, “Corn Box” Treasure Hunt, city park<br />
1–4 p.m. Yesterday’s Memories and Vander Haag’s Truck Museum, 106 Eastern Street<br />
$5 entry fee<br />
2-4 p.m. Tractor and Wagon Rides, city park<br />
4 p.m. Kids Pedal Pull, HMS Bus Barn<br />
Dusk Movie in the Park: “Wonder,” city park<br />
9 p.m.–1 a.m. Rails Street Dance: Mickey and the Monsters, Main Street, $10 cover<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 29<br />
8:30-9:45 am (registration), 10 a.m. (tournament begins)<br />
Disc Golf Tournament, Miller Park $15 entry fee with optional $1 ace pool offered<br />
9 a.m.–1 p.m. Omelet Breakfast, fire station<br />
9:30–10:30 a.m. Community Worship Service, Pastor Mark Waterstone, city park<br />
9:30 a.m. (registration); 12–3:30 p.m.(show) 12:30 p.m.(judging)<br />
Sanborn Shine and Show, south end of Main Street
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MARK YOUR<br />
CALENDARS!<br />
Schedule<br />
Friday, July 27<br />
8 a.m. - All-town garage<br />
sales, CDA Bake Sale at St.<br />
Joseph Catholic Church<br />
9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. - Fresh<br />
produce and bake sale, Union<br />
Memorial Church<br />
9 a.m.-5 p.m. - Library book<br />
sale at Milford Community<br />
Center<br />
11 a.m. - Bridge & Cribbage<br />
tournaments at St. Joseph<br />
2-4 p.m. - “I Can Only Imagine”<br />
movie at Milford Community<br />
Center<br />
2-8 p.m. - Inflatables*<br />
5 p.m. - Sign-in for 2nd<br />
Annual Adults Bags Tournament*<br />
5-7 p.m. - Photo booth*<br />
5-8 p.m. - Face painting*<br />
5:30 p.m. - 650 Free Franks*,<br />
Sign-up for Kid’s Little Tractor<br />
Pullers Competition*, 2nd<br />
Annual Adults Bags Tournament*<br />
6 p.m. - Dunk Tank*, Line-up<br />
for Kiddie Parade at Milford<br />
Nursing Center, Run Punt<br />
Pass & Kick Contest at OHS<br />
football field, Kid’s Little Tractor<br />
Pullers Competition*<br />
6:30 p.m. - Kiddie Parade<br />
down H Avenue<br />
6:45 p.m. - Kid’s Carnival and<br />
Games*<br />
7 p.m. - Kid’s Water Fights*<br />
Saturday, July 28<br />
7:30 a.m. - Registration for<br />
5K Run/Walk at OHS football<br />
parking lot<br />
8 a.m. - All-town garage<br />
sales<br />
8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. - Fresh<br />
produce and bake sale, Union<br />
Memorial Church<br />
9 a.m. - Line-up for 50th Annual<br />
Pioneer Parade at Memorial<br />
Park<br />
9 a.m.-3 p.m. - Pioneer Prairie<br />
Arts & Craft Show at St.<br />
Joseph<br />
9 a.m.-4 p.m. - Pioneer<br />
Prairie Arts & Craft Show at<br />
Buchanan Park<br />
9 a.m. - 5K Run/Walk<br />
10 a.m.-12 p.m. - 5th Annual<br />
Ride-in Bike & Custom Car<br />
Show<br />
11 a.m. - Pioneer Days Parade<br />
After Parade - Antique Tractor<br />
Pull & Mini-Rods at Memorial<br />
Park<br />
Noon-8 p.m. - Face painting*<br />
Noon - Picnic*<br />
12-6 p.m. - Inflatables*<br />
1 p.m. - Free Watermelon<br />
Feed*, Story Time and Photo-<br />
Op*<br />
1-4 p.m. - Dunk Tank*<br />
1:30 p.m. - Groundbreaking<br />
for Milford monument and<br />
park at 1212 Okoboji Ave./<br />
Hwy 71 and A34<br />
2 p.m. - Cub Scouts Cake<br />
Auction at American Legion<br />
2:30 p.m. - sign-up for Pizza<br />
Eating Contest*<br />
3 p.m. - Pizza Eating Contest*,<br />
Bike & Custom Car<br />
Show- Judging and Trophy<br />
Presentation, Sign-up for pie<br />
eating contest*<br />
3:30 p.m. - Pie Eating Contest*<br />
4 p.m. - 5th Annual Pioneer<br />
Pitmasters BBQ Competition<br />
- Judging*<br />
4:45 p.m. - Pioneer Pitmasters<br />
BBQ Public Tasting*<br />
8-11 p.m. - Teen Dance -<br />
Okoboji High School<br />
Sunday, July 29<br />
6:30 a.m. - Boy Scouts Pancake<br />
Feed*<br />
7 a.m. - registration for<br />
TRAWL<br />
8 a.m. - Okoboji FFA Tractor<br />
Ride Around West Lake<br />
8 a.m.-Noon - Campus<br />
Women’s Club Omelet Breakfast<br />
at St. Joseph<br />
1 p.m. - 500 and Pinochle<br />
Touranments at Old City Hall<br />
1:30 p.m. - Bingo at St. Joseph<br />
*Events at Florence Park<br />
RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER<br />
50 years for the Pioneers<br />
Milford’s summer celebration<br />
hits half-century mark<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: Milford Pioneer Days<br />
WHERE: Milford, IA<br />
WHEN: July 27-29<br />
COST: Varies<br />
CONTACT: milfordcommercialclub@<br />
gmail.com<br />
ONLINE: www.milfordcommercialclub.<br />
com<br />
It’s been more than<br />
a century since the<br />
original pioneers made<br />
their way across the country.<br />
Those who currently<br />
call Milford, IA home will<br />
be celebrating their heritage<br />
and their community<br />
next weekend with the<br />
50th Annual Milford Pioneer<br />
Days.<br />
The summer celebration<br />
hits the half-century<br />
mark with three jampacked<br />
days of events<br />
and activities Friday, July<br />
27-Saturday, July 29 all<br />
across the Dickinson County community.<br />
Florence Park is a hub of sorts throughout<br />
the weekend. Such popular kids activities<br />
as the inflatables, face painting, kid’s<br />
carnival, dunk tank, and story time all take<br />
place in the park.<br />
It also plays host to the 2nd Annual<br />
Adults Bags Tournament, and 5th Annual<br />
Pioneer Pitmasters BBQ Competition.<br />
The bbq contest has grown exponentially<br />
since its inception.<br />
“It started out with maybe four competitors<br />
the first year and last year we had<br />
15,” said Chris Hinshaw, president of the<br />
Milford Commercial Club. “Two years ago<br />
we started the public tasting and about 100<br />
people showed up. That all of a sudden has<br />
grown to 300-plus people. It’s grown to be<br />
a really big event.”<br />
Hinshaw says the parade is also a huge<br />
draw, and that it’s one of the bigger ones in<br />
northwest Iowa.<br />
On top of these major events are a variety<br />
of other entertainment and activity options.<br />
All-town garage sales take place both<br />
Friday and Saturday. Pizza and pie eating<br />
contests take place in Florence Park. There<br />
is also a Run, Punt, Pass & Kick Contest as<br />
well as a 5K Run/Walk.<br />
Card players can take part in bridge, cribbage,<br />
500, and pinochle tournaments at St.<br />
Joseph Catholic Church.<br />
Sunday morning will see a string of tractors<br />
depart town for the Okoboji FFA Tractor<br />
Ride Around West Lake.<br />
It all adds up to something for everyone<br />
to enjoy throughout the weekend.<br />
“There are a lot of events going on in<br />
the community that make it just get bigger<br />
every year,” Hinshaw said. “We do Pioneer<br />
Days to give thanks to the community for<br />
doing business locally and it’s a great time<br />
to celebrate your town and community, get<br />
together and have a good time.” F<br />
Milford | Iowa
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Doon Days<br />
Sunday - Saturday, July 22-28<br />
126<br />
YEARS<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 22<br />
Community Worship Service – 10 am<br />
South of the Community Center- Potluck breakfast<br />
after the service and tableware will be provided<br />
Gospel Concert – 6:30 pm<br />
Angie Johnson and the Country Grass Band<br />
(remember to take your lawn chairs)<br />
THURSDAY, JULY 26<br />
Community Picnic – freewill donation -6 pm<br />
City Park-serving hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans,<br />
and chips<br />
Fire Truck Rides – 7 pm – City Park<br />
Piano Smash – 7 pm– just East of the Corner Cafe<br />
“Dooner Games” – 7:30 pm – Obstacle Course<br />
6:30 pm - Registration - Community Center<br />
Flag Burning Ceremony – 7 pm<br />
City Park<br />
FRIDAY, JULY 27<br />
Cruise Night – 6 pm – Main Street<br />
Burn Outs – 7-8:30 pm – Main Street<br />
Flea Market – All day – City Park<br />
Come Hungry-5:30 pm– East of Cafe<br />
The Corner Cafe will be grilling<br />
Power Wheels Derby – 7 pm – East of City park<br />
Need to bring your own Power Wheels 4-10 year olds<br />
Antique Tractor Pull – 5:30 pm<br />
2 blocks north of Premier Bank<br />
Soft Serve Ice Cream – 6 pm - City Park<br />
Fireworks Show – At dark<br />
Sponsored by Doon Fire Department<br />
Karaoke – 9 pm-1 am – Doon Steakhouse<br />
SATURDAY, JULY 28<br />
Pancake Breakfast – 7– 9 am – Fire Station<br />
5K Run/1 Mile Run/Walk – 8 am<br />
Details on Facebook<br />
Parade – 11 am – United Reformed Church<br />
Lunch in the park (after parade)<br />
Flea Market – All day starting at 7 am<br />
Doon City Park<br />
Soft Serve Ice Cream– All day– City Park<br />
Legion Auxiliary will be serving Pies<br />
noon-2 pm – Community Center<br />
Tractor and Wagon Rides – noon– 2 pm<br />
Doon City Park-west side of the shelter house<br />
Mini Train – noon-3 pm – City Park<br />
Pedal Pull (Kids ages 4-11) – 12:30 pm<br />
Community Center<br />
Inflatable Bouncers – 1-3 pm<br />
Knocker Balls – 1– 5 pm<br />
South Side of Community Building<br />
Car Show – 1 pm<br />
Parking lot of Community Building<br />
Water Fights-(16 and older)1:30 – East of Bank<br />
Soap Box Derby– 3:00 pm (age 8-16)<br />
Main Street East of park<br />
Balloon Release – 5 pm<br />
Burns’ Grill by Aaron Kelderman – 5-7:30 pm<br />
City Park Shelter House<br />
Live Johnny Holm Band – 9 pm-1 am<br />
Doon Steakhouse<br />
Food and refreshments available all day<br />
712-726-3306<br />
Doon<br />
712-726-3571<br />
Doon<br />
712-726-6777 • Doon<br />
712-726-3386<br />
Doon<br />
Doon Elevator Co.<br />
712-726-3215 • Doon<br />
Doon Sawmill Inc.<br />
712-726-3562 • Doon<br />
Doon Welding<br />
712-476-9100 • Rock Valley<br />
712-726-3412 • Doon<br />
712-726-3444 • Doon Member FDIC<br />
712-726-3202 • Doon<br />
City of Doon<br />
712-726-9303 • Doon
JULY 21, 2018 | <strong>DISCOVER</strong>!<br />
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MARK YOUR<br />
CALENDARS!<br />
RANDY PAULSON | STAFF WRITER<br />
Sanborn community fun<br />
22nd Annual Railroad Days to roll through Sanborn next weekend<br />
At a Glance:<br />
WHAT: 22nd Annual Sanborn Railroad<br />
Days<br />
WHERE: Various locations around<br />
Sanborn<br />
WHEN: Friday-Sunday, July 27–29<br />
COST: Varies<br />
CONTACT: 712-344-0627<br />
ONLINE: http://www.sanbornchamber.com<br />
Between several athletic games,<br />
live entertainment, a parade and<br />
numerous other events, Sanborn<br />
is going to be a busy place next weekend.<br />
The town of roughly 1,400 will kick<br />
off its 22nd Annual Railroad Days<br />
celebration next Friday, which will last<br />
until Sunday.<br />
The citywide celebration draws<br />
quite a crowd, according to the director<br />
of the Sanborn Chamber of Commerce,<br />
Sally Smith.<br />
“We get a lot of Sanborn people, but<br />
we also get a lot of people from the<br />
surrounding area, too,” she said.<br />
This year’s Railroad Days will feature<br />
a mix of new events and old<br />
favorites.<br />
For example, Smith said a 3-on-3<br />
basketball tournament at the city park<br />
will make its Railroad Days debut,<br />
sponsored by the city’s parks and recreation<br />
board. The teenage division<br />
for ages 16–20 will take place 3 p.m.<br />
Friday, while the adult division for 21<br />
and older will be at 9 a.m. Saturday.<br />
Another new event will be a youth<br />
obstacle course at the city park, sponsored<br />
by the Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn<br />
wrestling team. The course costs $5<br />
for one attempt, $10 for three and $20<br />
for unlimited attempts.<br />
“That kind of seems to be a hot<br />
topic right now,” said Smith about the<br />
obstacle course.<br />
Back again this year will be the<br />
Antique Tractor Ride on Friday morning,<br />
as well as free swimming at the<br />
Sanborn Aquatic Center Friday and<br />
Saturday.<br />
Also back are discounted tours at<br />
Yesterday’s Memories & Vander Haag’s<br />
Truck Museum on Eastern Street. The<br />
cost for entry is only $5.<br />
Smith said the museum tours have<br />
“gotten to be really big here in Sanborn.”<br />
Friday night will close out with a<br />
performance by the Four for Him<br />
quartet in the city park, followed by a<br />
disc jockey night at the Rails bar and<br />
restaurant on Main Street.<br />
Early risers can enjoy a pancake<br />
breakfast starting at 6 a.m. Saturday<br />
at the city park shelter, where a bake<br />
sale will also be taking place. A 5K and<br />
one mile fun run will held later that<br />
morning at Miller Park. The parade<br />
will get going at 10:30 a.m. and will<br />
roll through the central part of town.<br />
A medley of activities aimed at<br />
younger kids will fill up the rest of Saturday<br />
afternoon, culminating with a<br />
public showing of the 2017 hit movie<br />
“Wonder” in the park at dusk.<br />
The night will once again conclude<br />
at Rails with a street dance featuring<br />
live music from Mickey & the Monsters.<br />
Sunday morning will be the second<br />
edition of the Railroad Days community<br />
worship service led by Pastor<br />
Mark Waterstone at the city park.<br />
“Last year was the first time,” Smith<br />
said of the community worship. “It<br />
really was a neat service.”<br />
Before the service, residents can<br />
grab a quick omelet breakfast at the<br />
fire station and then attend the Sanborn<br />
Shine and Show on Main Street<br />
afterward. The popular auto show will<br />
feature a range of cars, pickups and<br />
even motorcycles.<br />
Smith said she was grateful to the<br />
chamber of commerce and the various<br />
Sanborn businesses that sponsor<br />
Railroad Days each year. She said<br />
having the community be able to<br />
celebrate the town of Sanborn all<br />
together is what makes Railroad Days<br />
enjoyable. F<br />
Sanborn | Iowa
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MAY<br />
JULY 18-21<br />
“Go, Dog. Go!”<br />
Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre, Okoboji Summer<br />
Theatre, 2001 Hwy. 71, Okoboji, IA 712-<br />
332-7773<br />
JULY 18-22<br />
Osceola County Fair<br />
JULY 20<br />
Nature at Night: Firefly Frenzy<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center, 2273 170th<br />
St. Okoboji, IA, 712-336-6352<br />
JULY 20-22<br />
University of Okoboji Homecoming<br />
Weekend<br />
712-336-9622<br />
JULY 21<br />
Thunderstruck<br />
Live at the Lake Concert Series Starts, Preservation<br />
Plaza, Arnolds Park Amusement Park, 37<br />
Lake Street, Arnolds Park, 712-332-2183<br />
JULY 21-26<br />
Dickinson County Fair<br />
JULY 21-26<br />
O’Brien County Fair<br />
JULY 23<br />
Dick Bauman Big Band<br />
Pearson Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy. 71, Okoboji,<br />
IA 712-332-7013<br />
JULY 24<br />
Coffee and Grounds<br />
Iowa Lakeside Lab, 1838 Hwy. 86, Milford, IA,<br />
712-337-3669<br />
JULY 24<br />
Hike the Wild: Silver Lake Fen<br />
Dickinson County Nature Center, 2273 170th<br />
St. Okoboji, IA, 712-336-6352<br />
JULY 24-29<br />
“A Grand Night For Singing”<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy. 71, Okoboji,<br />
IA 712-332-7773<br />
JULY 25<br />
Free Movie Nights at the Park:<br />
JULY 25-29<br />
Plymouth County Fair<br />
Don’t miss it!<br />
O’BRIEN<br />
COUNTY FAIR<br />
JULY 21-26<br />
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi”<br />
Arnolds Park Amusemtn Park, 37 Lake Street,<br />
Arnolds Park, IA, 712-332-2183<br />
JULY 25<br />
Duchess<br />
Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park, Orange<br />
City, 712-707-6514<br />
JULY 25<br />
Wild Wednesdays: Earth’s Geology<br />
Iowa Lakeside Lab, 1838 Hwy. 86, Milford, IA,<br />
712-337-3669<br />
JULY 25-29<br />
Plymouth County Fair<br />
JULY 26-28<br />
Doon Days<br />
Doon, IA<br />
JULY 27<br />
Lifelight Festival<br />
Live at the Lake Concert Series<br />
Starts, Preservation Plaza,<br />
Arnolds Park Amusement<br />
Park, 37 Lake Street, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2183<br />
JULY 27-29<br />
Pioneer Days<br />
Milford, IA<br />
JULY 28<br />
Iowa Great Lakes Antique<br />
and Classic<br />
Boat Show<br />
State Pier at Arnolds Park<br />
Amusement Park, Arnolds Park, IA<br />
JULY 30<br />
Dick Bauman Big Band<br />
Pearson Lakes Art Center, 2201 Hwy. 71, Okoboji,<br />
IA 712-332-7013<br />
JULY 30-AUG. 5<br />
“Over the River and Through the<br />
Woods”<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre, 2001 Hwy. 71, Okoboji,<br />
IA 712-332-7773<br />
JULY 31<br />
Coffee and Grounds<br />
Iowa Lakeside Lab, 1838 Hwy. 86, Milford, IA,<br />
712-337-3669<br />
AUG. 1<br />
Free Movie Nights at the Park:<br />
“Beauty and The Beast”<br />
Arnolds Park Amusemtn Park, 37 Lake Street,<br />
Arnolds Park, IA, 712-332-2183<br />
AUG. 1<br />
Kling & Lea<br />
Onstage Orange City, Windmill Park, Orange<br />
City, 712-707-6514<br />
AUG. 1<br />
Wild Wednesdays: The Science of<br />
Extreme Weather<br />
Iowa Lakeside Lab, 1838 Hwy. 86, Milford, IA,<br />
712-337-3669<br />
JUNE<br />
AUG. 1-4<br />
“Stuart Little”<br />
Boji Bantam Children’s Theatre, Okoboji Summer<br />
Theatre, 2001 Hwy. 71, Okoboji, IA 712-<br />
332-7773<br />
AUG. 2-5<br />
Sweet Corn Days<br />
Estherville, IA<br />
JULY<br />
AUGUST<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
DON’T SEE YOUR EVENT?<br />
Email discover@iowainformation.com<br />
with any calendar submissions.
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THE LINEUP<br />
Here is a list of who’s playing<br />
where next weekend.<br />
FRIDAY, JULY 27<br />
Kiefer Brandt and Scott Larsen - 1<br />
p.m. - Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-5628<br />
Sunset Funset Lil Red & The Medicated<br />
Moose - 5 p.m. - The Gardens<br />
Chad Elliott - 7 p.m. - Okoboji Brewing<br />
Company, Spirit Lake, 712-336-8406<br />
Lifelight Festival - 7 p.m. - Preservation<br />
Plaza - Arnolds Park - 712-332-2183<br />
Full Moon Party - Pop Rocks - 7 p.m. -<br />
The Barefoot Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-7303<br />
Sweet Trouble - TBD - The Ritz, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2777<br />
Decoy - 8 p.m. - Okoboji Store, Okoboji<br />
Jeremy Dewall Band - 9 p.m. - Nautical,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7879<br />
Teddy Holidays - 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7045<br />
Cherry Gun - 9:30 p.m. - The Gardens<br />
SATURDAY, JULY 28<br />
Russ Lachney - 1 p.m. - Okoboji Store<br />
Mighty Mayhem - 2:30 p.m. - The Barefoot<br />
Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-7303<br />
Sweet Trouble - TBD - The Ritz<br />
Sunset Funset Lil Red & The Medicated<br />
Moose - 5 p.m. - The Gardens<br />
Ryne Doughty - 6 p.m. - Little Swan Lake<br />
Winery, Estherville, 712-858-4592<br />
Red Dirt Road - 7 p.m. - The Barefoot Bar,<br />
Okoboji, 712-332-7303<br />
Rich Rislov - 7 p.m. - Bracco, Arnolds Park<br />
Sonny Landreth - 7:30 p.m. - Preservation<br />
Plaza - Arnolds Park - 712-332-2183<br />
Decoy - 8 p.m. - Okoboji Store, Okoboji<br />
Jeremy Dewall Band - 9 p.m. - Nautical,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7879<br />
Teddy Holidays - 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway,<br />
Arnolds Park, 712-332-7045<br />
Cherry Gun - 9:30 p.m. - The Gardens<br />
SUNDAY, JULY 29<br />
Kiefer Brandt and Scott Larsen - 1<br />
p.m. - Okoboji Store, Okoboji, 712-332-5628<br />
Mighty Mayhem - 2 p.m. - The Barefoot<br />
Bar, Okoboji, 712-332-7303<br />
Sweet Trouble - TBD - The Ritz, Arnolds<br />
Park, 712-332-2777<br />
Elisabeth Hunstad - 2 p.m. - Round Lake<br />
Vineyards & Winery, Round Lake, MN<br />
Billy Lurken - 2 p.m. - Calico Skies Vineyard<br />
and Winery, Inwood, 712-753-2110<br />
David Boon - 3 p.m. - Bracco, Arnolds Park<br />
Rick Ayers and the Jazz 6tet - 4 p.m.<br />
- Little Swan Lake Winery, Estherville<br />
Sunset Funset David LeDuc - 5 p.m. -<br />
The Gardens, Arnolds Park, 712-332-2990<br />
Rich Rislov - 8 p.m. - Bracco, Arnolds Park<br />
Recaptured: A Tribute to Journey -<br />
9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway, Arnolds Park<br />
If you are planning ahead for your weekend activities,<br />
HERE’S WHERE WE THINK YOU SHOULD START.<br />
THIS WEEKEND!<br />
“Not Now, Darling” at OST<br />
The Okoboji Summer Theatre is presenting its sixth production of the<br />
summer: “Not Now, Darling,” by Ray Cooney and John Chapman. The<br />
production runs from Tuesday, July 17, through Sunday, July 22.<br />
Taking place at the exclusive London fur salon of Bodley and Crouch, the scene<br />
quickly dissolves into havoc with a tangled web of misunderstandings and mistaken<br />
identities. This farce was written by the powerful writing duo, Ray Cooney and John<br />
Chapman, to deliver a night of excitement and fun!<br />
AUG.<br />
19<br />
Michael W. Smith<br />
The only ticketed Live at the Lake event of<br />
the summer. This is just a friendly reminder<br />
to just make sure you get your tickets early<br />
for this Aug. 19 concert with Christian<br />
musician Michael W. Smith.<br />
NOW THROUGH<br />
JUNE<br />
22<br />
PLAN AHEAD!<br />
Children’s Theatre<br />
For children who love live<br />
theatre, there are two new<br />
shows that you have to add<br />
to your to-do list. The Boji<br />
Bantam Children’s<br />
Theatre will play<br />
host to characters<br />
based off of the 1961<br />
children’s classic by<br />
P.D. Eastman titled,<br />
“Go, Dog. Go!” It was<br />
made into a musical in 2003<br />
and will be coming to the Boji<br />
Bantam stage July 18-21. The<br />
showtimes are always at 10:30<br />
a.m. and tickets are only $5.<br />
The classic rags-to-riches<br />
story of a dishwashing maid<br />
who becomes princess,<br />
“Cinderella” will close out<br />
NOW THROUGH<br />
JULY<br />
21<br />
Treasure Village’s 46th<br />
season and will be<br />
directed by Linnea<br />
Lambert. The show<br />
will run each day at<br />
10 a.m. until Aug. 11,<br />
excluding Mondays,<br />
Sundays, July 20, 27 and Aug.<br />
3. Doors open at 9:30 a.m.<br />
NOW THROUGH<br />
AUGUST<br />
11<br />
JULY<br />
28<br />
IGL Boat Show<br />
History is about to make its way back onto the waters of West Lake Okoboji.<br />
The 38th annual Antique and Classic Boat Show and Rendezvous is once again<br />
set to take place at Arnolds Park Amusement Park from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturday,<br />
July 28.<br />
There will be antique and classic boats on display for the public to view at the<br />
Arnolds Park Amusement Park docks. The event is free to the public and takes place<br />
at the same time that the park is hosting the University of Okoboji Corvette Club.
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ALTON •Casey’s<br />
ARNOLDS PARK •Amusment Park •Boji Bay<br />
•Boondocks Convenience Store • Bracco’s<br />
•Casey’s •Lakes Center Mall •Smokin Jakes<br />
•Central Emporium •Maritime Museum<br />
•Fillenworth •Four Seasons Resort<br />
ESTHERVILLE •Hy-Vee •Casey’s<br />
GEORGE •Pizza Ranch<br />
HARTLEY •Fiesta Foods<br />
•Consignment Shop “Pass it On”<br />
HULL •Dan’s Food Center •Pizza Ranch<br />
JACKSON, MN •Jackson Grocery Store<br />
•Jackson Liquor •Sante Crossing<br />
LARCHWOOD •Larchwood Mini-Mart<br />
LE MARS •Country Stores •Hardee’s<br />
•4 Brothers Restaurant •Hy-Vee<br />
•Bellissimo Coffe Works •Archie’s Wayside<br />
MILFORD •Okoboij Ave Liquor Store<br />
•Dairy Queen •Casey’s •Perkins Family<br />
Restaurant •Boji Junction •Buyrite •Three Sons<br />
OKOBOJI •Befell Family YMCA •Parks Marina<br />
•McDonalds •Casey’s •Kum N Go<br />
•Okoboji Post Office •O’Farrell Sisters<br />
Restaurant •Smith’s RV Center<br />
•Okoboji Boat Works •Fillenworth Inn & Suites<br />
ORANGE CITY •Taco Johns •Pizza Ranch<br />
•Hatchery Restaurant & Lounge •Subway<br />
SANBORN •Dyno’s •Pizza Ranch •Casey’s<br />
SIOUX CENTER •Sioux Centre Mall<br />
•Pizza Ranch •Taco Johns •Hardee’s •Subway<br />
SHELDON •Hy-Vee •Sheldon Holiday Inn<br />
Express •Sheldon Plaza •Fareway •Langer’s<br />
•Cook’s Cafe •Mi Casa Restaurant<br />
•Los Tulipanes •Casey’s •Hardee’s •Subway<br />
•Taco John’s •Iowa Information<br />
ROCK VALLEY •Conoco Pump ’N Pak<br />
•Pizza Ranch •Cedar Rock Grill<br />
ROCK RAPIDS •Sunshine Foods •Todds<br />
•Popkes Car Care<br />
SIBLEY •Pizza Ranch •Cooperative Energy<br />
SPENCER •Hy-Vee •Dyno’s •Super 8 Motel<br />
•McDonalds •Southpark Mall •Sports Page<br />
•Burger King •Econolodge •American Classic<br />
Cafe •Art’s on Grand<br />
WEST OKOBOJI •Schucks •WestO Beer •Village<br />
West •Cutty’s •Northland Inn •Vick’s Corner<br />
SPIRIT LAKE •Ramada Inn •Furniture Outlet<br />
•Pizza Ranch •Shamrock Inn •Fisherman’s<br />
Factory Outlet Kum N Go •Spirit Lake Mall<br />
•Remington’s •Casey’s •Jennings Texaco<br />
•Dynos •Fareway •Spirit Lake Chamber •Hoien<br />
Realty •Sportsman •Hill Avenue Book Store<br />
•Gingham Inn •Anglers Bay •Kaebels Trading<br />
Post •Sandbar Beach •Pioneer Beach Resort<br />
•Hey Good •Cookies •Hy-Vee •Super 8 Motel<br />
•Bomgaars •Dowden-Hinn •Lakes Art Center
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rating by movie critics on both coasts and the<br />
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Sophie finds out more about her mother’s past while seeking<br />
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Blindspotting R<br />
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building in the world suddenly ablaze, and he’s been framed for it.<br />
In Sony Pictures Animation’s Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, join our favorite monster<br />
family as they embark on a vacation on a luxury monster cruise ship so Drac can take a<br />
summer vacation from providing everyone else’s vacation at the hotel.<br />
Ant-Man and The<br />
Wasp<br />
Davis Okoye shares an unshakable bond with George, the rare albino silverback gorilla who<br />
has been in his care since he rescued from poachers. But a rogue genetic experiment gone<br />
awry mutates this gentle ape into a raging creature of enormous size.<br />
A woman who struggles with feelings of insecurity and inadequacy on a daily basis wakes<br />
from a fall believing she is suddenly the most beautiful and capable woman on the planet.<br />
When, by executive decree, all the canine pets of Megasaki City are exiled to a vast garbage-dump<br />
called Trash Island, 12-year-old Atari sets off alone in a miniature Junior-Turbo<br />
Prop and flies across the river in search of his bodyguard-dog.<br />
Super Troopers 2 R<br />
103 min.<br />
Fired for their previous shenanigans, former Vermont Highway Patrol officers Thorny, Farva,<br />
Truth or Dare<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
125 min.<br />
★★★★★<br />
★★★★★<br />
PG-13<br />
103 min.<br />
★★★★★<br />
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Eighth Grade<br />
R<br />
94 min.<br />
Kayla is a 13-year-old who must endure the tidal wave of contemporary suburban adolescence<br />
as she makes her way through her last week of middle school -- and the end of one<br />
disastrous year of eighth grade.<br />
Scott Lang is grappling with the consequences of his choices as both a superhero and a<br />
father. Approached by Hope van Dyne and Dr. Hank Pym, Lang must once again don the<br />
Ant-Man suit and fight alongside the Wasp.<br />
Rabbit, Foster and Mac get a shot at redemption from Capt. O’Hagan and Gov. Jessan.<br />
Olivia, Lucas and a group of their college friends travel to Mexico for one last getaway<br />
before graduation. While there, the students play a seemingly harmless game of truth or<br />
dare with the others. Once the game starts, it awakens something evil.<br />
46 Years of Family Fun!<br />
Treasure Village<br />
THIS<br />
WEEK<br />
NEXT<br />
WEEK<br />
Okoboji Summer Theatre is celebrating<br />
61 years of wonderful summers filled<br />
with comedies, classics and musicals.<br />
JULY 17-22<br />
Not Now, Darling (Farce)<br />
JULY 24-29<br />
A Grand Night for Singing (Musical)<br />
2018 TICKET PRICES<br />
$22-MUSICALS/$20-NON-MUSICALS<br />
Groups of 10/more receive $2 per ticket discount.<br />
Call for more information/ticket options.<br />
Call 712-332-7773<br />
to reserve your tickets or online at<br />
okobojisummertheatre.org<br />
2023 IA 86, Milford ♦ 712-337-3730<br />
www.treasurevillage.org .<br />
Mini-Golf<br />
$6.00 ages 3-10<br />
$7.50 ages 11+<br />
9 a.m. - 9 p.m. M - SAT<br />
11 a.m. - 9 p.m. SUN<br />
* Weather permitting<br />
Theatre<br />
Help solve<br />
the mystery!<br />
12 Dancing<br />
Princesses<br />
July 20, 27, Aug. 3<br />
We pick princesses<br />
from the audience!<br />
27 Holes<br />
Try the .<br />
Mischief<br />
Spinners!<br />
Free<br />
Carpetball!<br />
FUN<br />
10 a.m. Tues. - Sat.<br />
$5.50 ages 3-10 $7 11+<br />
A Charming<br />
Musical!<br />
Opening<br />
Week!<br />
Great Ice<br />
Cream!<br />
July 17-19,<br />
21, 24-26,<br />
28, 31,<br />
Aug. 1-2, 4, 7-11<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 – JULY 20-26<br />
ANT MAN AND<br />
1 THE WASP<br />
NIGHTLY AT 7:00 PM<br />
SUN MATINEE 2:15<br />
2 HOTEL<br />
TRANSYLVANIA 3<br />
NIGHTLY AT 7:00 PM<br />
SUN MATINEE 2:15<br />
Admission Adults - $6.50 • Children - $5.50<br />
Matinee Admission - $5.50<br />
3D Movies Require a $2.50 Surcharge<br />
PG-13<br />
PG
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Plymouth WEDNESDAY<br />
Plymouth<br />
THRU SUNDAY<br />
JULY 25-29<br />
COUNTY FAIR<br />
LEMARS, IOWA<br />
www.plymouthcountyfair.org<br />
HHWEDNESDAY, JULY 25HH<br />
7 a.m. Tickets On Sale at Gate<br />
7-10 a.m. Open Class Entries-Att Show, Creative<br />
Hobbies. Antiques & Collectibles. Horticulture,<br />
Food and Preservation Entries<br />
7:30 a.m. Swine Scanning<br />
7:30a.m.-10 a.m. Rabbit entries in place<br />
9 a.m.-12 p.m. 4-H & FFA Livestock Entries in place<br />
(sheep, goat, dairy, poultry, beef)<br />
9 a.m. 4-H Exhibit Building Open<br />
10:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Beef check-in<br />
12 p.m. All Livestock Weigh-ins and check-ins<br />
complete<br />
12 p.m. Sheep Scanning<br />
12 p.m. Blair House Open<br />
12 p.m. 4-H Clothing Event-Century Hall<br />
12 p.m. “aROUND the farm in the BARN’’-Round<br />
Barn Opens<br />
12 p.m. Commercial Exhibits Open<br />
1 p.m. Beef Scanning<br />
1 p.m. Clover Buddies Rabbit Show.<br />
Followed by 4-H & FFA Rabbit<br />
1 p.m. Show-Rabbit Barn<br />
1 p.m. 4-H & FFA Livestock Judging Contest<br />
Check-in-Covered Arena<br />
2 p.m. 4-H & FFA Livestock Judging<br />
Contest-Covered Arena<br />
4-8 p.m. Lego Booth -Lego Depot<br />
3:30 p.m. 4-H Static Exhibit Grand Champion<br />
Photos Taken<br />
5:00 p.m. Midway Rides Open<br />
5:30 p.m. Bucket Calf Check-in<br />
6:00 p.m. Bucket Calf Judging-Covered Arena<br />
6:00 p.m. Bull Riding -Grandstand<br />
6:00 p.m. RC Demo-South End Open Class Building<br />
6:45 p.m. 4-H Foundation Donor Ceremony<br />
7:00 p.m. King & Queen Crowning-Pioneer Village<br />
9 p.m. Commercial Buildings and Blair House Close<br />
10 p.m. Open Class,4-H Exhibit Building and Round<br />
Barn Close<br />
HHTHURSDAY, JULY 26HH<br />
7 a.m. 4-H & FFA Horse Check-in<br />
8 a.m. 4-H & FFA Horse Show-Horse Arena<br />
8:30 a.m. 4-H & FFA Sheep Show-Covered Arena<br />
9 a.m. 4-H Exhibit Building Open<br />
10 a.m. Open Class Building Open<br />
10 a.m. Clover Buddies Bottle Lamb check-in.<br />
Show to happen before lunch break.<br />
12 p.m. Blair House Open<br />
12 p.m. “aROUND the farm in the BARN’’-Round<br />
Barn Opens<br />
12 pm Commercial Exhibits Open<br />
1 p.m. Midway Rides Open<br />
1 p.m. Chain Saw Artist-A.J. Lutter-West<br />
Commercial Area<br />
1 p.m. 4-H Educational Presentations-Century Hall<br />
4-8 p.m. Lego Booth-Lego Depot<br />
4-9 p.m. Double V Pony Rides<br />
6, 8 p.m. Los Moralitos Circus<br />
6:30 p.m. TuffTruck Contest<br />
6:30 p.m. Farm Olympics<br />
9 p.m. Commercial Buildings and Blair House Close<br />
10 p.m. Open Class,4-H Exhibit Building and Round<br />
Barn Close<br />
HHFRIDAY, JULY 27HH<br />
8:30 a.m. 4-H & FFA Dog Show<br />
8:30 a.m. 4-H & FFA Breeding Beef & Market<br />
Beef Show-Covered Arena<br />
9 a.m. 4-H Exhibit Building Open<br />
10 a.m. Open Class Exhibits Open<br />
12 p.m. Blair House Open<br />
12 p.m. Central Dance Academy Dance<br />
Performance-Pioneer Village Stage<br />
1 p.m. Midway Rides Open<br />
1 p.m. Chain Saw Artist-A.J. Lutter-West<br />
Commercial Area<br />
2 p.m. 4-H & FFA Dairy Cow followed by Clover<br />
Buddies Bottle Goat, then 4-1-1 & FFA Goat<br />
Show-Covered Arena<br />
2:30 p.m. 4-H Working Exhibits-Open Class<br />
-South End<br />
4-8 p.m. Lego Booth -Lego Depot<br />
4-9 p.m. Double V Pony Rides<br />
6, 8 p.m. Los Moralitos Circus<br />
6 p.m. Tractor Pull<br />
7 pm Impact Pro Wrestling<br />
7 p.m. Cooking School-Century Hall<br />
9 p.m. Commercial Buildings and Blair House Close<br />
10 p.m. Open Class,4-H Exhibit Building and Round<br />
Barn Close<br />
HHSATURDAY, JULY 28HH<br />
8:30a.m. 4-H & FFA Swine Show-Covered Arena<br />
9 a.m. Open Draft Horse & Mule Show-Horse Arena<br />
9 a.m. 4-H Exhibit Building Open<br />
9 a.m. Clover Buddies Poultry Show followed by the<br />
4-H & FFA Poultry Show<br />
9-11:30 a.m. Open Sheep Show Check-in<br />
10 a.m. “aROUND the farm in the BARN”-Round<br />
Barn Opens<br />
10 a.m. Open Class Exhibits Open<br />
10 a.m. Commercial Exhibit Buildings Open<br />
10:30 a.m. Kids’ Day-Century Hall<br />
12 p.m. Blair House Open<br />
1 p.m. Midway Rides Open<br />
1 p.m. Chain Saw Artist-A.J. Lutter-West<br />
1 p.m. 4-H & FFA Cat Show-South End<br />
Open Class Building<br />
2 p.m. Open Pet Show check-in in Rabbit Barn<br />
2-3 p.m. Arm Wrestling Weigh-In<br />
2 p.m. Life Skills Quilt Auction-Century Hall<br />
2:30 p.m. 4-H/FFA Pet Show followed<br />
with Open Pet Show in Rabbit Barn<br />
3 p.m. Deadline for Rabbit, Poultry, Meat Goat, Dairy<br />
Goat, Dairy Cow, Swine, Sheep & Beef Ribbon<br />
Auction sign up<br />
3 p.m. Arm Wrestling Contest-South End<br />
Open Class Building<br />
4 p.m. Grand Champion photos of small<br />
animals (rabbits & poultry)<br />
4-8 p.m. Lego Booth-Lego Depot<br />
4-9 p.m. Double V Pony Rides<br />
6, 8 p.m. Los Moralitos Circus<br />
6 p.m. 4-H & FFA Share the Fun-Century Hall<br />
6:30p.m. Demo Derby<br />
6:30 p.m. Demo Derby-Grandstand<br />
9 p.m. Commercial Buildings and Blair House Close<br />
10 p.m. Open Class,4-H Exhibit Building and<br />
Round Barn Close<br />
HHSUNDAY, JULY 29HH<br />
8-10 a.m. 4-H & FFA Feeder Calf<br />
weigh-in-Scale House<br />
10 a.m. Open Feeder Calf & Plymouth County Club<br />
Calf Classic weigh-in-Scale House<br />
10 a.m. Open Fun Day Horse Show-Horse Arena<br />
10 a.m. Church Service-Century Hall<br />
11:30 a.m. Le Mars Church of Christ Service<br />
-Pioneer Village<br />
12 p.m. Bill Riley Show Check-in<br />
12 p.m. Bill Riley Show-Century Hall<br />
12 p.m. Commercial Exhibit Buildings Open<br />
12 -8 p.m. Lego Booth -Lego Depot<br />
12 p.m. Open Class, Blair House, 4-H Exhibit<br />
Building and “aROUND the farm in the<br />
BARN’’-Round Barn Opens<br />
12:00 p.m. 4-H & FFA Cow Calf Show<br />
-Covered arena<br />
12:30 p.m. 4-H & FFA Feeder Calf Show<br />
-Covered arena<br />
1-5 p.m. Reduced Midway Rides<br />
1 p.m. Chain Saw Artist-A.J. Lutter-West<br />
2 p.m. Commercial Area Life Skills Cow Chip<br />
Bingo-East of Clock Tower<br />
2-9 p.m. Double V Pony Rides<br />
6, 8 p.m. Los Moralitos Circus<br />
7 p.m. Figure 8 Racing<br />
7 p.m. Commercial Exhibit Buildings Close<br />
7-8 p.m. Open Class Exhibits Released<br />
9 p.m. Blair House & Round Barn Close<br />
10 p.m. 4-H Exhibit Building Close<br />
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