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Sand Volleyball Tournament,9 a.m. Pet Show, City Park,10 a.m.

Walking tacos, hot turkey sandwiches, and desserts,11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Multi-purpose Center

Real Meal Deal,11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Lakeeld Legion Hog Wild Cycle Run,starts at noon from The Shed Kiddie Parade,1:15 p.m. Lakeeld Parade,2 p.m.

After the Parade, On Main Street . . .Watermelon Feed; Community Photo;

Cracker Jack Band Performance Rib Fest, 4:30 p.m., under the tent

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VFW Dance,6 to 9 p.m./VFW Bean Bag Tourney,3:30 p.m. Street Dance, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m., under the tent5 SUNDAY, JUNE 26: Pancake Breakfast, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Legion hall Community Church Service,10 a.m., under the tent Ham Sandwich/Salads & Ice Cream Sundae Bar,

11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Immanuel Activity Center

5 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22: Legion Auxiliary Salad Luncheonat Legion,

11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lakeeld Pageant,7 to 8 p.m., under the tent

Minute To Win It , 8 to 10 p.m., under the tent5 THURSDAY, JUNE 23: Community Picnic,5 to 7 p.m., under the tent

Chalk Art,5 to 6 p.m., north end Main Street Bingo Night,7 to 8:45 p.m., in the tent Late Swim,9 to 10:30 p.m.5 FRIDAY, JUNE 24: Family Fun Night,6 to 8 p.m., City Park Lakeeld VFW Steak & Shrimp Fry,5 to 8 p.m.; Dance, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. The Shed,entertainment from 8 to 125 SATURDAY, JUNE 25: Kids Against Hunger 5K Run Walk,City Park,

7 a.m. registration Emerald Valley Golf Tournament,9 a.m. Antique Car Show,City Park, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Craft & Flea Market,City Park, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Summerfest 2011 Summerfest 2011JUNE 20 JUNE 26 JUNE 20 JUNE 26

by MIKE JORDANStaff Writer

It is almost time for thebig Summerfest Paradeand, again this year, paradecoordianator Monica Kuh-nau, is looking for anywherefrom 80 to 100 units to showup and march the sameroute the parade has takenthe last several years.

People, when they callup and tell me they arecoming to be in our Sum-merfest Parade, often askme what number they willbe in the lineup, Kuhnausaid. But every year I dontknow until just before theparade starts to line up justhow many entries in totalthere are for the parade,as a lot of people decidedto show up and take partin our parade at the lastminute. So I just line themup and number them on

If you go . . .What: Summer est ParadeWhen: Saturday, June 25,

2 p.m.Where: Lakefeld city streets

Comedy drum line new addition to grand paradeSaturday starting around 1p.m., about an hour beforethe parade starts.

Those participating inthis years Summerfest Pa-rade are to meet at Pleas-antview Elementary Schoolstarting at 1 p.m., wherethey will be directed to thespot they should take priorto the 2 p.m. start of the big

parade.We were just notified

that the Fulda Marching

Band will be able to marchin our parade again this year, Kuhnau said. Theyare a very good band and

give us a good performancetoo. We will also have anew addition to this yearsparade from Waite Park,the Kracker Jacks Drum-line. They will also give aperformance by the JCCMiddle School followingthe parade, around 4 p.m.,Saturday, June 25. I sawthem perform in Worthing-

ton a while back andthey are really en-tertaining.

The parade willbe headed up by theLakefield Police De-partment and led bylocal veterans who

will be followed bythis years paradegrand marshals,

Mark and Susan Pietz.We will have floats in

the parade again like theone from Colonial Manorthis year and many of thesame or similar entries as

in years past, Kuhnau said.It should be a good turn-out and a great time. DaveMaschoff of KKOJ radio

will be announcing the pa-rade again this year too. Healways does a great job forus. And we will have fourawards that those entries inthis years Summerfest 2011Parade that are decoratedor dressed in anything per-taining to this years Sum-merfest theme, LakefieldsGone Hog Wild, will beeligible to win.

Those awards includeThe Mayors Award anda first-place, second-placeand a third-place award allaccompanied by varyingcash prize amounts, Kuh-nau said.

Anyone wishing to be

in this years SummerfestParade can call Kuhnau at(507) 370-1119 to sign up.

The Kracker Jacks Drumlineof Waite Park isa new additionto this yearsSummerfestParade. Thecomedy drumline troupe willalso offer aperformance atthe end of MainStreet followingthe parade.Submitted photo

If you go . . .What: Summer est Classics in

the Park Car ShowWhen: Saturday, June 25,

9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Where: North City Park

Classics to startrolling into NorthCity Park for bigcar show early onSaturday morning


Nate and Tawn Hall arenot only ready, they areanxious for the big show to

get started and, as usual,the cars, trucks, motorcyclesand even some tractorsshould start rolling intoNorth City Park early onSaturday for the Summer-fest 2011 Classics in thePark Car Show.

We will start registeringthe vehicles for the car showat North City Park by 9 a.m.Saturday and will registerparticipants in the show

A SUMMERFES CLASSICuntil 11:30 a.m., said NateHall who along with his

wife, Tawn, coordinates thepopular Summerfest event.But the car show goes allday long on Saturday at thepark with the awarding of trophies to start followingthe Summerfest Parade.

Last year, 57 vehiclesshowed up for the Classicsin the Park Car Show even

with the at-times threaten-ing weather, which along

with a rain storm Fridayevening prob-ably kept some carshow participantsaway, say nothing of car show enthusiaststhat just like to lookat the beautifully re-stored vehicles.

Id like to seeour car show growin number of par-

ticipants again this year,Nate said. If we have good

weather on Friday andagain on Saturday morn-ing, we should be seeingmore people come out toshow their vehicles andmore people will show upto see them too. The trac-tor entries were a pleasantaddition to the show last

year and we both receiveda lot of compliments from

people on what a nice addi-tion they were to the show.We hope more people bringtheir tractors out for theshow this year.

I would like to see moremotorcycle entries this yeartoo, Tawn said. If the

weather is good, I think thepeople will show up with

their vehicles and I think with the addition of theSummerfest Craft Showand Summerfest Girl ScoutPet Show at North City

Park, more people will beon hand to look at all the

vehicles as well.See CLASSICS

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If you go . . .What: Summer est

RendezvousWhen: Friday, June 24,

through Sunday,June 26

Where: Jackson CountyHistorical SocietyMuseum grounds


In an attempt to get theJackson County HistoricalSociety and its mu-seum more involved

with the biggest citycelebration of the

year in Lakefield, adecision was madeby the museumboard to host a Sum-

merfest Rendezvousevent on the grass just west of the mu-seums parking lot.

T h e B u f f a l oRidge Renegades

will be setting up onFriday evening about 5 p.m.on the grounds owned bythe museum west and southof our building, said MikeKirchmeier, society direc-

Rendezvous newSummerfest event

tor. We wanted to comeup with a way we couldbecome more active withthe Summerfest celebrationhere and add to the variety

of activities that people canenjoy during this fun timeof celebration and a Sum-


Come Saturday, June 25,starting at 10 a.m. and prob-ably somewhat before, petsand their owners will beon the move to this years

Pets on parade Saturday Summerfest Girl Scout PetShow, where even the eventitself has made a move this

year.The Summerfest Com-

mittee thought it best for all

File photo by Mike JordanDudley Hussong brought his 1957 Chevy Nomad two-door hardtop station wagon to the Summerfest Classics inthe Park Car Show last year. This years show is set for Saturday in North City Park.


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There are a large varietyof classes in which vehiclescan be entered some 19different classes, in fact, forthis years show.

This fun event includesdash plaques for the first 50entrants in the car show andprizes too.

Everybody that attendsthe car show is eligible to win a door prize, Natesaid. And that includes theparticipants and those thatcome to view the vehicles.There will be a first-, sec-ond- and third-place trophyfor each class of vehicle inthe show too. And there willbe a special ParticipantsChoice Trophy to the one vehicle those entered in thecar show feel is the best.

But the trophy recipients

Classics: Cars and tractors of all colors, shapes and sizes to start rolling into North City Park for big Summerfest car show early Saturday morningContinued from Summerfest 1

Rendezvous: New three-day Summerfest eventContinued from Summerfest 1

Pets: Plenty of picturesque pets on parade this Saturday morning in North City Park Continued from Summerfest 1

for each class will be deter-mined by the four car show judges, most of whom willbe the same judges as last year, Nate noted.

In addition to the beauti-ful vehicles on display, ev-erything from motorcycles,cars, tractors and trucks tosome unusual rat rods andnovelty entries, there will beentertainment with musicfrom the 1950s, 60s, 70sand 80s being played. An-nouncer for the day will beBrent Pavelko.

The American LegionFood Stand will be operat-ing out of the North CityPark shelter house againthis year, serving rolls andcoffee in the morning andswitching over to things likehot dogs and chips beforenoon.

I think something that will add to the number of those attending this yearscar show is the moving of both the Girl Scout PetShow and the craft showto North City Park, Tawnsaid. I think that was agreat idea that should ben-efit everyone.

Having those two eventsat North City Park, along with the Kids AgainstHunger 5K and our carshow, should centralize thecrowd, Nate said. Thepeople coming will havea variety of things to do, whether it is coming tolook the cars over or checkout the crafts and catch the

pet show or watch the startof the races. They can havesomething to eat or drink without having to leave thepark and enjoy some of their favorite hit songs too.

I think my favorite partof our doing this car showis seeing all the peoplecome and talk with theparticipants about their vehicles, reminiscing withthem about the memoriesthose vehicles bring up forpeople viewing them, Tawnsaid. I would like to thankeverybody for their beinggenerous enough to sharetheir cars with us. It takes alot of effort on their part toshow them off.

For me, hearing the ap-preciation expressed frompeople coming to look atthe cars and from those who entered their vehiclesin the car show is reward-ing, Nate said. I think myfavorite part of it, however,is hearing the people showtheir appreciation to theparticipants for the hard work they have gone to inrestoring their cars and get-ting them to the show.

North City Park is located

in North Lakefield at Sev-enth Avenue and DouglasStreet, just a few blocksnorth of uptown Lakefield.

merfest Rendezvous was it.Kirchmeier said JCHS

Board Member Todd Postcame up with the idea of hosting a rendezvous eventon the museum groundsover Summerfest weekend.

They will be here thenight of Friday, June 24, allday Saturday, June 25, andSaturday night, as well as agood part of the day on Sun-day, June 26, Kirchmeiersaid. They will be doingsome demonstrations and will set up a teepee or twoand the big, walled tents onour grounds. There will be a variety of things for peopleto watch, as well as somethat they can join in doing.

The group is calledthe Buffalo Ridge Ren-egades and most of themembers are from Jacksonand Estherville, Todd Postsaid. They will have someteepees erected, as wellas the 1800s-style tents.There will be a blacksmithcoming, a tomahawk throw,hopefully some rope mak-ing, and the buck-skinnersattending will have theirshow-and-tell items spreadout on blankets for folks tosee and learn about, as wellas some trade goods too. Illbe bringing my Indian arti-facts for people to look at.

to move some Summerfestevents to North City Parkthis year so there might bea bigger concentration of people for the events heldthere, said Leanne Hen-ning, Lakefield Girl Scoutleader and coordinator of the Summerfest Girl ScoutPet Show. The Summer-fest Classics in the ParkCar Show is always heldat North City Park and theKids Against Hunger 5K starts and ends there each year as well. Now, MarcyCostello, coordinator of theSummerfest Craft Show, ismoving that show to NorthCity Park and we will beholding our third annualGirl Scout Pet Show thereas well. There should beplenty of variety of thingsfor people to see and do with all those choices atone location. It should workout well.

The Summerfest Classicsin the Park Car Show willoccupy the majority of thespace in the park, primar-ily the north half of NorthCity Park from the east tothe west. The Kids AgainstHunger 5K Walk/Run will

be concentrated around theparks gazebo to the eastand go south, just to the west of Bethlehem Luther-an Church where both therun and walk will kick off. And the Summerfest CraftShow will set up primarilyon the south side of NorthCity Park along Seventh Avenue North by the new

If you go . . .What: Summerfest GirlScout

PetShowWhen: Saturday,June 25,

10 a.m.Where: North City Park

At this point, no blackpowder events will be on forthe event, but there will be aDutch oven cook-off on Sat-urday at 5 p.m., Post said.

We are inviting anyonein the public to enter theDutch oven cook-off andcome sample some of thefoods they cook up, Postsaid. There will be a prizeto the winner of the cook-off too.

The museum will beopen all three days thebuck-skinners are here,Kirchmeier said. We willbe open Friday from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m., Saturday from10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and onSunday from 10 a.m. untilafter the Civil War presen-tations, which start at 2 p.m.that day.

Kirchmeier and HennanRost, president of the JCHSboard, will give presenta-tions on the Civil War withRost talking more about thelife of the Civil War soldiersand Kirchmeier talkingabout the involvement Jack-son County residents had inthe Civil War, starting withthe Home Guard estab-lished to protect the settlers

from Indian uprisings.Hennan will be dressedin one of his Civil War uni-forms for his presentation,

Kirchmeier said. He waspreviously involved inmany Civil War reenact-ments and many of theitems used for those areon display in our museumfor everyone to see. I want to invite the publicto come into the museum while visiting the BuffaloRidge Renegades at theSummerfest Rendezvousevent and take a look atall we have on the his-tory of Jackson County.We will be offering freerefreshments after theCivil War presentationson Sunday too.

Several of the muse-ums period wagons willbe rolled out for every-one to see, including abuggy and a buckboard, which will be on displayright next to the buck-skinners encampments.

This is a great op-portunity for people torediscover the JacksonCounty Historical Soci-ety Museum and learn what we do here, Kirch-meier said. We do greatthings at the museumin an effort to preserve

Jackson County History.Many of the displays arenew.

playground apparatus. TheSummerfest Girl Scout Petshow will have its pet showstage set up more towardthe southwest corner of thepark Saturday.

Registration for the petshow will start at 9:30 a.m.near the stage, Henningsaid. And the show willstart right at 10 a.m. withthe kids walking or carryingtheir pets across the stagefor everyone to see, includ-ing the judges, who will bemixed within the audience.

According to Henning,Lakefield Girl Scout Troop353 sponsors the pet show asa community service projectand a way to give back tothe people of Lakefield andthe surrounding area. TheLakefield Girl Scout Cadetshelp organize the pet show

and also hand out the prizesto the participants.

They are all pet lovers,Henning said. They have

been working at the Hu-mane Society in Fairmont

with lost and straypets, helping peoplethere as well as theirpets. It has been agood learning expe-rience for the Ca-dets.

There are a num-ber of categoriesfor this years GirlScout Pet Show, in-

cluding largest and smallestpet, cutest and friendli-est dog, best-dressed dog,most fuzzy kitty, kitty with

the prettiest eyes, top largedog, top medium dog andtop small dog and a peopleschoice award.

This is not a pet showabout pedigree, Henningsaid. It is a chance for kidsto show their pet and how well they can handle theirpet for some. We hope tohave a prize for everyone.The Girl Scouts use someof the money from theircookie sales to pay for theprizes. All pets will be ini-tially entered in one of three categories large,medium or small pet.

Beyond registering theirpet, knowing its breed ormix of breeds and parad-ing or carrying it across thestage and back, pet showparticipants need to an-nounce the name of the petand tell something specialabout their pet or somefun fact about their animal,Henning said. All pets inthe show have to either beon a leash or carried in thehand of their owners.

Last year we had ourlargest pet show, with 23pets shown, she said. Thisis our third annual Summer-

fest Girl Scout Pet Showand every year it has gottena little bit bigger. We havebeen fortunate that no pet

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has gotten too frisky withanother pet. It seems forthe most part all the pets arefriendly with the other petsin the show. And I thinkthis new location will workgreat with the other eventslocated there as well. It willprovide something addi-tional for people to enjoyand should be a lot cooler with the trees. It is gettingback to nature where thepets like to be too.

The Summerfest GirlScout Pet Show usually lasts

See PETSon SUMMERFEST 4

File photos by Mike JordanThose who attend Saturdays Summerfest Classics in thePark Car Show will get the opportunity to look under thehoods, in the windows and just plain underneath a wideselection of unique cars and tractors, as evidenced by apeek at a few of the machines on display during last yearsshow. This years version of the show will run from 9 a.m.to 2 p.m. Saturday in North City Park. Registration be-gins at 9 a.m. and continues through 11:30. Trophies willbe awarded in the afternoon, following the SummerfestParade. This years car show is once again being organizedby Nate and Tawn Hall.

File photo by Mike JordanMaci Farmer showed atiny bunny at last yearsSummerfest Girl Scout PetShow and shared the awardfor softest pet with her sis-ter, Regan.


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Friday, June 24Friday, June 24Steak and Shrimp FrySteak and Shrimp Fry

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Saturday, June 25Saturday, June 25Open at 11:00 a.m.Open at 11:00 a.m.

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Entertainment:Entertainment: Jesse James Band 6:00 p.m.9:00 p.m. Jesse James Band 6:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.

about one hour and, in thepast, has included goats,bunnies and turtles as wellas many cats and a varietyof breeds of dogs.

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Pets: Show begins at 10 a.m. sharpContinued from Summerfest 3

small, whether from thecity or from the country,Henning said. We lovedoing this free pet show foreveryone and it should be agood time.

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Sioux Falls, S.D.-basedgospel music group Rela-tive Harmony will per-form at this years Sum-mer fe s t Communi tyChurch Service startingat 9:30 a.m. on Sunday,June 26.

The public is invitedto join us in this yearsSummerfest CommunityChurch Service wherePastor Todd Bauman of Worthington will again besharing his message withthose gathered and, priorto his message, the gos-pel music trio of RelativeHarmony will be singing,starting at 9:30 a.m., saidMonica Kuhnau, servicecoordinator.

Community church service to feature Sioux Fallsgospel group beginning at 9:30 a.m. this Sunday

The earlier-than-normalstart time for the serviceis due to another commit-ment to perform by Rela-tive Harmony that day and

will allow the trio additionaltravel time to make theirnext performance.

Relative Harmony hasbeen traveling the Mid-

west for nearly five years,singing primarily southerngospel music. The groupincludes Jake and PhyllisVan Den Hul and Phyl-lis cousin, Carol Patch, as

well as her granddaughter,Taylor Patch, who does thesound mixing for the group.

Jake and Phyllis havebeen singing not only to-gether, but also with a va-riety of groups since 1966.Both Jake and Phyllis enjoyriding their trike during the

summer months and Caroland her husband, Ray, likeriding their big Kawasakimotorcycle together.

Kuhnau said obviously,this group and their interestin motorcycles and ridingfits right in with the themeof this years 2011 Summer-fest celebration, LakefieldGone Hog Wild, whichshould add to the fun of performing here this year.

At the end of the service, the Windom AreaChordhustlers will also beperforming as part of theirtraditional day of travelingaround the area, performingbriefly at various churches,Kuhnau said. This shouldmake for a special Sum-merfest Community ChurchService this year with a lot of great music.

File photo by Mike JordanThe 2011 Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show moves fromdowntown to North City Park this year, with a 10 a.m.start time set for this Saturday.

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