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by MIKE JORDAN Staff Writer It is almost time for the big Summerfest Parade and, again this year, parade coordianator Monica Kuhnau, is looking for anywhere from 80 to 100 units to show up and march the same route the parade has taken the last several years. People, when they call up and tell me they are coming to be in our Summerfest Parade, often ask me what number they will be in the lineup, Kuhnau said. But every year I dont know until just before the parade starts to line up just how many entries in total there are for the parade, as a lot of people decided to show up and take part in our parade at the last minute. So I just line them up and number them on give us a good performance too. We will also have a new addition to this years parade from Waite Park, the Kracker Jacks Drumline. They will also give a performance by the JCC Middle School following the parade, around 4 p.m., Saturday, June 25. I saw them perform in Worthington a while back and they are really entertaining. The parade will What: Summerfest Parade be headed up by the When: Saturday, June 25, Lakefield Police Department and led by 2 p.m. local veterans who Where: Lakefield city streets will be followed by this years parade grand marshals, parade. We were just notified Mark and Susan Pietz. We will have floats in that the Fulda Marching Band will be able to march the parade again like the in our parade again this one from Colonial Manor year, Kuhnau said. They this year and many of the are a very good band and same or similar entries as Saturday starting around 1 p.m., about an hour before the parade starts. Those participating in this years Summerfest Parade are to meet at Pleasantview Elementary School starting at 1 p.m., where they will be directed to the spot they should take prior to the 2 p.m. start of the big in years past, Kuhnau said. It should be a good turnout and a great time. Dave Maschoff of KKOJ radio will be announcing the parade again this year too. He always does a great job for us. And we will have four awards that those entries in this years Summerfest 2011 Parade that are decorated or dressed in anything pertaining to this years Summerfest theme, Lakefields Gone Hog Wild, will be eligible to win. Those awards include The Mayors Award and a first-place, second-place and a third-place award all accompanied by varying cash prize amounts, Kuhnau said. Anyone wishing to be in this years Summerfest Parade can call Kuhnau at (507) 370-1119 to sign up. The Kracker Jacks Drumline of Waite Park is a new addition to this years Summerfest Parade. The comedy drum line troupe will also offer a performance at the end of Main Street following the parade.
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until 11:30 a.m., said Nate Hall who along with his wife, Tawn, coordinates the popular Summerfest event. But the car show goes all day long on Saturday at the park with the awarding of trophies to start following the Summerfest Parade. Last year, 57 vehicles by MIKE JORDAN showed up for the Classics Staff Writer in the Park Car Show even Nate and Tawn Hall are with the at-times threatennot only ready, they are ing weather, which along anxious for the big show to with a rain storm Friday evening probably kept some car show participants away, say nothing of What: Summerfest Classics in car show enthusiasts the Park Car Show that just like to look When: Saturday, June 25, at the beautifully re9 a.m. to 2 p.m. stored vehicles. Id like to see Where: North City Park our car show grow in number of parget started and, as usual, ticipants again this year, the cars, trucks, motorcycles Nate said. If we have good and even some tractors weather on Friday and should start rolling into again on Saturday mornNorth City Park early on ing, we should be seeing Saturday for the Summer- more people come out to fest 2011 Classics in the show their vehicles and Park Car Show. more people will show up We will start registering to see them too. The tracthe vehicles for the car show tor entries were a pleasant at North City Park by 9 a.m. addition to the show last Saturday and will register year and we both received participants in the show a lot of compliments from

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tor. We wanted to come up with a way we could become more active with In an attempt to get the the Summerfest celebration Jackson County Historical here and add to the variety Society and its museum more involved with the biggest city celebration of the year in Lakefield, a What: Summerfest decision was made Rendezvous b y t h e m u s e u m When: Friday, June 24, board to host a Sumthrough Sunday, merfest Rendezvous June 26 event on the grass just west of the mu- Where: Jackson County Historical Society seums parking lot. Museum grounds The Buffalo Ridge Renegades will be setting up on Friday evening about 5 p.m. of activities that people can on the grounds owned by enjoy during this fun time the museum west and south of celebration and a SumSee RENDEZVOUS of our building, said Mike Kirchmeier, society direcon SUMMERFEST 3 by MIKE JORDAN Staff Writer

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Dudley Hussong brought his 1957 Chevy Nomad two-door hardtop station wagon to the Summerfest Classics in the Park Car Show last year. This years show is set for Saturday in North City Park. people on what a nice addition they were to the show. We hope more people bring their tractors out for the show this year. I would like to see more motorcycle entries this year too, Tawn said. If the weather is good, I think the people will show up with their vehicles and I think Park, more people will be with the addition of the on hand to look at all the Summerfest Craft Show vehicles as well. See CLASSICS and Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show at North City on SUMMERFEST 2

by MIKE JORDAN Staff Writer Come Saturday, June 25, starting at 10 a.m. and probably somewhat before, pets and their owners will be on the move to this years

Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show, where even the event itself has made a move this year. The Summerfest Committee thought it best for all See PETS on SUMMERFEST 3

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There are a large variety of classes in which vehicles can be entered some 19 different classes, in fact, for this years show. This fun event includes dash plaques for the first 50 entrants in the car show and prizes too. Everybody that attends the car show is eligible to win a door prize, Nate said. And that includes the participants and those that come to view the vehicles. There will be a first-, second- and third-place trophy for each class of vehicle in the show too. And there will be a special Participants Choice Trophy to the one vehicle those entered in the car show feel is the best. But the trophy recipients for each class will be determined by the four car show judges, most of whom will be the same judges as last year, Nate noted. In addition to the beautiful vehicles on display, everything from motorcycles, cars, tractors and trucks to some unusual rat rods and novelty entries, there will be entertainment with music from the 1950s, 60s, 70s and 80s being played. Announcer for the day will be Brent Pavelko. The American Legion Food Stand will be operating out of the North City Park shelter house again this year, serving rolls and coffee in the morning and switching over to things like hot dogs and chips before noon. I think something that will add to the number of those attending this years car show is the moving of both the Girl Scout Pet Show and the craft show to North City Park, Tawn said. I think that was a great idea that should benefit everyone. Having those two events at North City Park, along with the Kids Against Hunger 5K and our car show, should centralize the crowd, Nate said. The people coming will have a variety of things to do, whether it is coming to look the cars over or check out the crafts and catch the pet show or watch the start of the races. They can have something to eat or drink without having to leave the park and enjoy some of their favorite hit songs too. I think my favorite part of our doing this car show is seeing all the people come and talk with the participants about their vehicles, reminiscing with them about the memories those vehicles bring up for people viewing them, Tawn said. I would like to thank everybody for their being generous enough to share their cars with us. It takes a lot of effort on their part to show them off. For me, hearing the appreciation expressed from people coming to look at the cars and from those who entered their vehicles in the car show is rewarding, Nate said. I think my favorite part of it, however, is hearing the people show their appreciation to the participants for the hard work they have gone to in restoring their cars and getting them to the show. North City Park is located in North Lakefield at Seventh Avenue and Douglas Street, just a few blocks north of uptown Lakefield.

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SUMMERFEST 3 Pets: Plenty of picturesque pets on parade this Saturday morning in North City Park
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At this point, no black powder events will be on for the event, but there will be a Dutch oven cook-off on Saturday at 5 p.m., Post said. We are inviting anyone in the public to enter the Dutch oven cook-off and come sample some of the foods they cook up, Post said. There will be a prize to the winner of the cookoff too. The museum will be open all three days the buck-skinners are here, Kirchmeier said. We will be open Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m. until after the Civil War presentations, which start at 2 p.m. that day. Kirchmeier and Hennan Rost, president of the JCHS board, will give presentations on the Civil War with Rost talking more about the life of the Civil War soldiers and Kirchmeier talking about the involvement Jackson County residents had in the Civil War, starting with the Home Guard established to protect the settlers from Indian uprisings. Hennan will be dressed in one of his Civil War uniforms for his presentation, Kirchmeier said. He was previously involved in many Civil War reenactments and many of the items used for those are on display in our museum for everyone to see. I want to invite the public to come into the museum while visiting the Buffalo Ridge Renegades at the Summerfest Rendezvous event and take a look at all we have on the history of Jackson County. We will be offering free refreshments after the Civil War presentations on Sunday too. Several of the museums period wagons will be rolled out for everyone to see, including a buggy and a buckboard, which will be on display right next to the buckskinners encampments. This is a great opportunity for people to rediscover the Jackson County Historical Society Museum and learn what we do here, Kirchmeier said. We do great things at the museum in an effort to preserve Jackson County History. Many of the displays are new. to move some Summerfest events to North City Park this year so there might be a bigger concentration of people for the events held there, said Leanne Henning, Lakefield Girl Scout leader and coordinator of the Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show. The Summerfest Classics in the Park Car Show is always held at North City Park and the Kids Against Hunger 5K starts and ends there each year as well. Now, Marcy Costello, coordinator of the Summerfest Craft Show, is moving that show to North City Park and we will be holding our third annual Girl Scout Pet Show there as well. There should be plenty of variety of things for people to see and do with all those choices at one location. It should work out well. The Summerfest Classics in the Park Car Show will occupy the majority of the space in the park, primarily the north half of North City Park from the east to the west. The Kids Against Hunger 5K Walk/Run will be concentrated around the parks gazebo to the east and go south, just to the west of Bethlehem Lutheran Church where both the run and walk will kick off. And the Summerfest Craft Show will set up primarily on the south side of North City Park along Seventh Avenue North by the new playground apparatus. The Summerfest Girl Scout Pet show will have its pet show stage set up more toward the southwest corner of the park Saturday. Registration for the pet show will start at 9:30 a.m. near the stage, Henning said. And the show will start right at 10 a.m. with the kids walking or carrying their pets across the stage for everyone to see, including the judges, who will be mixed within the audience. According to Henning, Lakefield Girl Scout Troop 353 sponsors the pet show as a community service project and a way to give back to the people of Lakefield and the surrounding area. The Lakefield Girl Scout Cadets help organize the pet show the prettiest eyes, top large dog, top medium dog and top small dog and a peoples choice award. This is not a pet show about pedigree, Henning said. It is a chance for kids to show their pet and how well they can handle their pet for some. We hope to have a prize for everyone. The Girl Scouts use some of the money from their cookie sales to pay for the prizes. All pets will be initially entered in one of three categories large, medium or small pet. Beyond registering their pet, knowing its breed or mix of breeds and parading or carrying it across the stage and back, pet show participants need to announce the name of the pet and tell something special about their pet or some fun fact about their animal, Henning said. All pets in the show have to either be on a leash or carried in the hand of their owners. Last year we had our largest pet show, with 23 pets shown, she said. This is our third annual Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show and every year it has gotten a little bit bigger. We have been fortunate that no pet has gotten too frisky with another pet. It seems for the most part all the pets are friendly with the other pets in the show. And I think this new location will work great with the other events located there as well. It will provide something additional for people to enjoy and should be a lot cooler with the trees. It is getting back to nature where the pets like to be too. The Summerfest Girl Scout Pet Show usually lasts See PETS on SUMMERFEST 4

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

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merfest Rendezvous was it. Kirchmeier said JCHS Board Member Todd Post came up with the idea of hosting a rendezvous event on the museum grounds over Summerfest weekend. They will be here the night of Friday, June 24, all day Saturday, June 25, and Saturday night, as well as a good part of the day on Sunday, June 26, Kirchmeier said. They will be doing some demonstrations and will set up a teepee or two and the big, walled tents on our grounds. There will be a variety of things for people to watch, as well as some that they can join in doing. The group is called the Buffalo Ridge Renegades and most of the members are from Jackson and Estherville, Todd Post said. They will have some teepees erected, as well as the 1800s-style tents. There will be a blacksmith coming, a tomahawk throw, hopefully some rope making, and the buck-skinners attending will have their show-and-tell items spread out on blankets for folks to see and learn about, as well as some trade goods too. Ill be bringing my Indian artifacts for people to look at.

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Those who attend Saturdays Summerfest Classics in the Park Car Show will get the opportunity to look under the hoods, in the windows and just plain underneath a wide selection of unique cars and tractors, as evidenced by a peek at a few of the machines on display during last years show. This years version of the show will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in North City Park. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and continues through 11:30. Trophies will be awarded in the afternoon, following the Summerfest Parade. This years car show is once again being organized by Nate and Tawn Hall.

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by MIKE JORDAN Staff Writer Sioux Falls, S.D.-based gospel music group Relative Harmony will perform at this years Summerfest Community Church Service starting at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 26. The public is invited to join us in this years Summerfest Community Church Service where Pastor Todd Bauman of Worthington will again be sharing his message with those gathered and, prior to his message, the gospel music trio of Relative Harmony will be singing, starting at 9:30 a.m., said Monica Kuhnau, service coordinator. The earlier-than-normal start time for the service is due to another commitment to perform by Relative Harmony that day and will allow the trio additional travel time to make their next performance. Relative Harmony has been traveling the Midwest for nearly five years, singing primarily southern gospel music. The group includes Jake and Phyllis Van Den Hul and Phyllis cousin, Carol Patch, as well as her granddaughter, Taylor Patch, who does the sound mixing for the group. Jake and Phyllis have been singing not only together, but also with a variety of groups since 1966. Both Jake and Phyllis enjoy riding their trike during the summer months and Carol and her husband, Ray, like riding their big Kawasaki motorcycle together. Kuhnau said obviously, this group and their interest in motorcycles and riding fits right in with the theme of this years 2011 Summerfest celebration, Lakefield Gone Hog Wild, which should add to the fun of performing here this year. At the end of the service, the Windom Area Chordhustlers will also be performing as part of their traditional day of traveling around the area, performing briefly at various churches, Kuhnau said. This should make for a special Summerfest Community Church Service this year with a lot of great music.

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Carnival Games Food Family Fun

Thursday from 57 p.m.
Sponsered by Maynards and United Prairie Insurance, both of Lakefield

Sponsored by Lakeeld Business Association

Family Fun Night

Join us at the tent

Friday, June 24 6 p.m. 8:30 p.m.

North City Park Lakeeld

for a community picnic.

507-662-5161
S. Main Street Lakeeld, MN
Main Street Lakeeld, MN 507-662-6777
Store hours: Monday thru Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Or by appointment if needed.

Welcome to Lake eld!

Dorothy Ulbricht/Charlotte Christians

A great town to live, work and play!

419 Main St. Lakeeld, MN

Gladiator Game Pony Ride Moon Walk Ferris Wheel Miniature Golf Bingo Train Rides Frog Bog Fire Truck Ride Ecology Bus

662-6224

Dale W. Temlitz, C.P .A.

406 Main Street, PO Box 175 Lake eld, MN 56150

Food and Beverage Stands Plus many other fun activities!

Tickets cost 50 each and can be purchased at the North Park the night of the carnival. Food booths and some games are cash only!

Jim, Matt and Andy Nesseth

507 Milwaukee Street Lakeeld, MN

507-662-6700

662-5005

In case of rain, the event will be cancelled.