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SIBLEY COUNTY FAIR
ROYALTY CANDIDATES P. 25
JK AMUSEMENTS P. 19
4-H JUDGING SCHEDULE P. 23
JULY 30 - AUG. 3, 2014
A Special Supplement to the Sibley Shopper
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145th Annual
SIBLEY COUNTY FAIR July 30 – August 3, 2014
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July 30 –
August 3, 2014
Sibley County
Fairgrounds
FREE ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
GRANDSTAND EVENTS
Wednesday, July 30
Friday, August 1
5-8 p.m.
Classic Car & Bike Roll-In
8 p.m.-Midnight Chopper
Thursday, July 31
7:00 p.m.
Saturday, August 2
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Newlywed Game
9:30 p.m.-1 a.m. Lost Highway
Sheephead Tournament
FREE Sweet Corn Feed
Ron E Cash
Eagle River
Saturday, August 2
9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Wednesday, July 30
7:00 p.m.
Trailblazers
FREE HORSE ARENA EVENTS
Friday, August 1
8:30 a.m.
10 a.m. & Noon
11:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Sibley County Sheriff’s Posse
WSCA Payback Game Show
Sunday, August 3
1:00 p.m.
11 a.m. & 1 p.m. The Big Bug Show
Noon & 2 p.m. Lilienthal Zoo Show
12:30 p.m.
Kids Pedal Pull
2:45 p.m.
Kids Day Drawing
6 p.m. & 8 p.m. Carver Creek Bluegrass
Sunday, August 3
Ranch Rodeo
Armband Days
Thurs., July 31 • 6-10 p.m.
Fri., Aug. 1 • 6-10 p.m.
Sat., Aug. 2 • 3-7 p.m.
Sun., Aug. 3 • 1-5 p.m.
Presale Armbands $15/At Fairgrounds $20
TM Wellness Class
Minnesota Zoomobile
Pioneer Show - Barns of MN
Senior Program
4-H Share the Fun
Pioneer Show - Civil War
Saturday, August 2
4-H Horse Show
Saturday, August 2
8:00 a.m.
4-H Demonstrations
Bake & Taste Contest
2:00 p.m.
Friday, August 1
8:00 a.m.
Queen Judging
Thursday, July 31
IV Play
Sunday, August 3
4-8 p.m.
Arlington Raceway Auto Races
HERITAGE STAGE EVENTS
Friday, August 1
9:00 a.m.
3 p.m.-6 p.m.
3 p.m.-7 p.m.
9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Night of Destruction
Carnival
Dollar Day
11:00 a.m.
Polka Worship Service
Noon-2:30 p.m. Wendinger Band
3:00 p.m.
Queen Coronation
$
5,000 in Scrip Money
6-10 p.m.
to be Given Away during the fair!
Wednesday,
July 30
Drawings held promptly at 10:30 p.m.
Sunday Drawing held at 6:00 p.m.
Thank you to all of our advertisers in the 2014 Sibley County Fairbook. Published by: McLeod Publishing, Inc., 716 E. 10th St., P.O. Box 188, Glencoe, MN 55336, 320-864-5518
in conjunction with The Sibley Shopper /Arlington Enterprise, 402 West Alden St., P.O. Box 388, Arlington, MN 55307, 507-964-5547. Printed by: House of Print,
322 Benzel Avenue SW, PO Box 6, Madelia, MN 56062, (507) 642-3297, www.4hop.com. Fair Photos courtesy of Joy Cohrs, Sibley County Fair Board Member.
145th Annual
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Directors of Sibley County Agricultural Assn.
Honorary Members of Fair Board
Name and address
Elected to Office
Bruce Froehlich, Winthrop ............................................1983
Joy Cohrs, Glencoe ....................................................1991
Richard Trocke, Arlington ............................................1991
Barb Bening, Arlington ................................................1992
Jim Mueller, Arlington ................................................1997
Deric Sievert, Gibbon ..................................................1999
Dan Eibs, Henderson ..................................................2003
Mike Scharping, Arlington ............................................2003
James Flannery, Green Isle ..........................................2004
Jeff Schuetz, Arlington................................................2005
Wayne Schneider, Arlington ........................................2005
Matt Otto, Arlington....................................................2005
Dennis Van Moorlehem, Arlington ................................2006
Greg Wickenhauser, Gibbon ........................................2007
Matt Scharpe, Arlington ..............................................2008
Terry Tuchtenhagen, Arlington ....................................2008
Dave Battcher, Gaylord................................................2009
Keith Herd, Arlington ..................................................2010
Bob Nielson, Green Isle................................................2011
Harry Sloot, Winthrop..................................................2012
Sam Ediger-Johnson, Arlington ....................................2013
Mike Stumm, Arlington................................................2013
Cody Stinson, Gaylord ................................................2013
Clayton Strobel, Henderson..........................................2013
Lester Schafer, Buffalo Lake; Tony Kloeckl, Arlington; Dean Conklin, Winthrop; Doug Schulte, Gaylord; Earl Renneke, LeSueur;
Luverne Bergs, Arlington; Glenn Meyer, Arlington; Dale ZumBerge, Green Isle; Dave Neubarth, Arlington; Howard Schneider,
Arlington; James Schultz, LeSueur; Charles Ponath, Glencoe;
Charles Woehler, Arlington; Lester Draeger, Winthrop.
County Commissioners
Jim Nytes, Henderson ..........................................1st
Bill Pinske, Arlington ............................................2nd
Jim Swanson, Gaylord..........................................3rd
Joy Cohrs, Glencoe..............................................4th
Harold Pettis, Gibbon ..........................................5th
General Admission:
(state sales tax included in admission prices)
12 yrs. and older $4.00
Children under 12 yrs. of age FREE
Entry Tickets or Season Passes $12.00
Officers of Sibley County Agricultural Assn.
Bruce Froehlich, President ......................................Winthrop
Jim Flannery, Vice President ..................................Green Isle
Greg Wickenhauser, Secretary....................................Gibbon
Keith Herd, Treasurer ............................................Arlington
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Come visit the ‘Best Little Fair’ in Minnesota
By Dennis Van Moorlehem
Sibley County Fair Board Member
Welcome to the new improved
145th SIBLEY COUNTY FAIR in Arlington.
Every year I dwell on our entertainment and will somewhat again, but
first the news. The board took on a
huge project starting last Aug. 5.
First, thanks in part from sponsorships, we put a brand new metal roof
and ends on the draft horse barn No.
18.
We then, thanks to a Legacy Grant
and sponsorships, lifted the octagon
refreshment stand, put in new footings, block wall up four feet, cooler
inside, concrete walking area around
outside, new drains and water supply.
It now has been stabilized and good
for another 100 years. We are finishing the project as I write this article.
We started our new Heritage Center, heavily leaning on Legacy Grant
and sponsorships, an 80x110-foot
multiple use, new improved commercial building with a stage, dressing
rooms and a rest area to get out of
the weather and just visit in comfort
or visit the booths. We are planning
family entertainment for most of the
day during the fair.
The county FFA organizations,
thanks to a successful financial drive,
are building a new red barn on the
area where the old hoop barn stood.
It will be a multiple-use building housing the petting zoo and activities area
for all ages.
We now are installing drainage and
stable surfaces around the entertainment building and hope to keep our
visitors’ shoes dry.
Let our board know what you think
of our new fair grounds. They have
put in thousands of hours this year.
Our Sibley County Commissioners
stepped up to support our improvements. They have been silent partners
of our fair for 145 years and have not
been recognized, as they should have.
We hope to offer more free days leading to a free fair in the near future.
Now what is happening at the Best
Little Fair in Minnesota? Three animal
judging rings, cattle ring, sheep and
goat ring and hog ring. New barns for
sheep and goats, the draft horse barn
will sport a mini museum, and an ad-
ditional cattle barn. Additional space
in the 4-H building will add much
needed space for them.
Entertainment starts Wednesday
night, Chopper returns after a long absence. The new revamped Sibley
County Queen contest takes place in
the Heritage Center and the first annual Classic Car/Bike Roll In.
Thursday, Lost Highway plays in
the Entertainment Building, and the
Bake and Taste will be in the Heritage
Center.
Friday, stop by for the Free Sweet
Corn Feed and Ron E. Cash, in the Entertainment Center, followed by Night
of Destruction in the Grandstand.
Later, Eagle River closes out the day.
Saturday, the band IV Play will be
in the Entertainment Building, Auto
Racing in the Grandstand, topped off
by Children’s Day.
Sunday, visit our FREE Ranch
Rodeo.
The Heritage Center will have stage
presentations each day. Some of our
presentations are TM Wellness
classes, Zoo Mobile, Pioneer presentations with some great early Minnesota presentations, Pioneer Show
featuring The Civil War story. On Children’s Day, we will have Homeward
Bound kids show, Lilienthal Zoo
show, kids pedal pull, and the Big Bug
show to complete the kids’ day. Sunday we will have the Senior Citizen
show and presentation with the Century Farm recipients. A polka service
and show will enhance the Heritage
Center Sunday offering.
Lastly, our carnival will be ready to
provide top notch rides and wristbands will be available in each town
in the county.
I ran out of room, but you can see
we have been busy setting up the
2014 fair. Come and see, visit and
meet other visitors to the BEST LITTLE FAIR IN MINNESOTA.
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145th Annual
Love found in 4-H at the County Fair.....
By Joy Cohrs
Back in 1992, Julie Schuch and
Deric Sievert met at the Sibley County
Fair. Julie was a member of the
Weeping Willows 4-H Club and Deric
belonged to the Moltke Happy Hustlers. In the next few years they
started dating and were married in
2002. They now live in Moltke Township north of Gibbon. Deric farms and
Julie is the Sibley County Ag Exten-
sion Educator.
The Sieverts have around 60 Dorset
and Suffolk ewes from which they
raise lambs and sell. Ewes are sheared
early in the year before lambing,
which produces 8-10 pounds of wool
each, which is packed in large bags
holding about 120 pounds. The wool
is taken and sold to a buyer.
Deric has been on the Sibley County
Fair Board since 1999. They have two
children, Cody, 10, and Nicole, 8,
who are members of the Blazin’ West
Stars 4-H Club.
Cody, like most 4-Hers,
says his favorite event is
the fair. This year he will
be showing eight or so
sheep, his Gold Star
chicken, and is rebuilding a
hay rack for his shop project. He is also doing photography, wildlife, bringing
barley for crops and also
vegetable, indoor and
flower gardening.
Cody also enters projects
in Open Class. This year he
plans on showing his
sheep, making a scarecrow
and bringing flowers and
vegetables.
Nicole is a Cloverbud and
will show sheep and chickens. She also will enter
photography, vegetables
and her special “Hymnal
Sibley County Outstanding
Senior Citizens Awards
Nominations from county residents are now being sought for the
2014 Outstanding Senior Citizen
Award for Sibley County. The
award recognizes outstanding senior
citizens who have contributed their
time and talent to benefit their community after reaching the age of 65.
They will be honored at the Sibley
County Fair on August 3, 2014.
Official nomination forms are
available by contacting:
Dennis VanMoorlehem at 507-964-5733
Bruce Froehlich at 507-647-2239
Joy Cohrs at 320-864-5252
or Harry Sloot at 507-647-2103.
Winners at the county level will
move on to compete at the state
level at the Minnesota State Fair.
Angel” for crafts. Her cat ‘Marshmallow’ also will go to the fair. Cody and
Nicole both participated in their club’s
‘Share the Fun’ skit this year. They
have also helped with Adopt-A-Highway and project ‘Living Snow Fence.’
They enjoyed the educational tour and
also fun activities like snow tubing
and swimming.
Fair time is a very busy time around
the Sievert farm. They are already
busy getting all their projects ready.
Photography
All photos must be matted
in black, NO FRAMES.
Minimum size 5x7 matted
in an 8x10 matte. You
may enter 2 photos in
each list.
PLEASE NOTE:
NO FRAMES, ONLY
BLACK MATTES.
Visit us
online at
www.
sibley
countyfair
2013 Outstanding Senior Citizens Howard Schneider and Kay
Schumacher, both of Arlington.
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Projects finished with ‘Project Dollars’
By Dennis Van Moorlehem
Last year I wrote about the grants
we received from the Legislature to
build and remodel two buildings on
our fairgrounds. The oldest and in
most needing repair is our refreshment stand.
The octagon building with large outward and inward opening doors
served as a band shell in the Arlington
Hospital Park for many years, probably in the 1800s. As far as we can determine, the band sat in the upper
story and played out all the doors to
the citizens sitting on the grass. The
bottom probably served, then as now,
as a refreshment stand.
Sometime later, it was picked up
and moved through the then main
gate on the east side of the grounds
to its present spot and took on a new
life. It then served as the judge’s
stand for the small horse race track
that ran around it approximately
where the road running past the grand
stand around machinery hill and to the
east of the carnival area. In the early
1940s, the old grandstand was torn
down and the present one facing the
other direction replaced it.
The refreshment stand stood all
alone for many years, an orphan on
the grounds. Later the refreshment
building was constructed next to it
but trouble was on the horizon. The
stand was placed on a slab of concrete when it was moved many years
before. Over time, as gravel was
added to the roads, it was below
grade and water ran in and froze
every winter until the bottom timbers
were rotten.
Flash forward to 2012 when the
legacy grant became available, we applied and received most of the money
needed to rehabilitate it.
Now it is on a foundation with block
bottom, drains, water, updated electricity, a cooler inside, and connected
to the refreshment as before. The
project is a work in progress, so we
will continue to upgrade for the next
few years.
The next project also made possible
by a crying need and a legacy grant.
For years our commercial building
was not set up to be used as such. It
was an animal barn first and foremost.
We listened to booth renters and
visitors and drew up a plan to build a
first rate commercial building. It had
to have a stage, dressing rooms, storage, good lighting, and large doors to
accommodate winter vehicle storage.
Location needed to be adjacent to
food, carnival, and show rings.
We planned to have family entertainment on stage and dressing rooms
used by anyone needing them. Commercial booths would fill the sides and
rear of the building. The area in front
of the stage would be for seating both
at tables and on chairs so visitors
could enjoy entertainment and partake the excellent fair food at the
same time.
The Heritage Building is
nearly done and will accommo-
Visit us online at
www.SibleyCountyFair.com
date all of our projected needs. We
hope to eventually have entertainment and educational stage shows
seven hours a day, Wednesday
through Sunday. All shows will be
family rated and will spotlight past
shows held in the entertainment building for many years. Check our posters
and advertising to see what’s going
on.
Finally, you will see a sign with the
following by each of these buildings
stating:
Project dollars for the refreshment
stand/Heritage building are provided
in part by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund from the Clean Water Land
and Legacy Amendment through partnership with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
This is where the grants we received came from, and we are truly
thankful for the help we received
completing these two projects.
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EVERYBODY WINS
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Capture the magic of the fair for our “Fair Days Photo Contest.”
Send in your best fair photos by August 13 and you could win
1st Prize: 1-Pair of Chanhassen Dinner Theatres Tickets
2nd Prize: 2-Renaissance Festival Tickets
3rd Prize: 6-Mo. Arlington Enterprise Subscription
RULES:
1. Submit your photograph or digital shot from the 2014 Sibley County Fair.
Color and/or black and white photos will be accepted.
E-mail: [email protected] with 2014 Fair Photo in the subject line.
Mail: The Sibley Shopper, 402 W. Alden St., P.O. Box 388, Arlington, MN 55307
Please include your name, address, phone and photo info.
2. Entries must be received by 4 p.m., Aug. 13, 2014. One entry per household.
Three winners will be chosen at random. Decision is final.
3. Winners’ photographs will be shown in an upcoming issue of The Sibley
Shopper and online at www.ArlingtonMNnews.com.
4. Employees of this newspaper and their immediate families are not eligible.
Must be at least 18 years of age to enter.
Brought to you by:
The Sibley Shopper
402 West Alden St., P.O. Box 388
Arlington, MN 55307
(507) 964-5547
Hours: Mon., Tue. & Wed. 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Thurs. 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; Fri. CLOSED
Sibley County FAIR DAYS PHOTO CONTEST Entry Form 2014
Name: ___________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________
City: _____________________State: __________Zip: _____________
Daytime Phone: ___________________________________________
About Photo:______________________________________________
________________________________________________________
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Keep your vehicles
in top running
condition
If a bargain auto part leaves
you stranded, it’s no bargain!
Keep your vehicle in top condition and ask for NAPA auto parts. NAPA
brand parts are made to exact standards of quality. So, you can be sure
that NAPA parts will keep you going safely, mile after mile!
Watch for NAPA sponsored
race cars at the Sibley County
Fair Races!
See these Sibley County area NAPA Stores!
Arlington Auto
and Farm Supply, Inc.
Genuine
Auto Parts
Winthrop Auto
Supply
402 Highway 5 NW, Arlington
507-964-2202
Highway 5 East., Gaylord
507-237-2465
Highway 19 East, Winthrop
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What Part of the Hog does Your
Favorite Cut of Meat Come From?
Grill It Like
A Steak
For a juicier chop, grill it just
like a steak! Its okay to leave
NEW Names in Pork
Porterhouse chop (previously loin chop)
Ribeye chop- Bone In (previously rib chop center)
Ribeye chop (previously rib chop)
New York chop (previously top loin chop)
Tenderloin
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S moked Hocks
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Educational Center!
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ERIN’S BODY SHOP
Hwy. 22 S. 9 Fourth St., Gaylord
507-237-5171
RE-ELECT
JOY COHRS
4th District
County Commissioner
“It has been my pleasure to serve as your County Commissioner.
I would appreciate your continued support for re-election.”
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We are your One-Stop Shop!
Garden Center
• Annuals, Perennials & Shrubs
• Seed Potatoes
• Onion Sets
• SEEDS
• Trees – Balled & Burlap or Potted
• Fountains & Statues
• Glazed Garden Pottery
• Birdbaths & Birdhouses
Lawn Care
• Core Aerating
• Innerseeding
• Thatching
• Lawn Mowing, Weed Control
• Spring and Fall Clean Up
• Lawn Fertilizing – Step Programs
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• Large Variety of Decorative Rock
• Mulch – 5 Varieties & Colors
• Grass Seed, Wildflower Mix, Fertilizer
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*Where our
Product, Price
and People make
the difference!
Appliance Brands Available:
Amana • Panasonic • Danby • Broan
30-70% Off
Storewide!
3-Pc. Occasional Set
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also Odd & Ends Tables
starting at $4900 each
All Appliances on Sale!
Starting at $39900
TV Stands
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Many to choose from!
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LG TV’s
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19900
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Phone: (507) 665-2238
Fax: (507) 665-3789
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AgStar is proud to support 4-H!
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612-581-3157
Deb Meyer
Associate Financial
Services Officer
320-894-5041
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AgStar Financial Services is an equal opportunity employer,
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Wayne Sanderson
Sr Client Solutions
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Sr Financial
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Sr Insurance
Sales Specialist
507-381-4535
4-H helps teach some important lessons about
responsibility, teamwork and enjoying life. Like 4-H,
we believe investing in tomorrow’s farmers and ag
leaders today ensures that the future will be bright
for us all. We’re proud to enthusiastically support
our local 4-H programs.
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leader in the salvage of automotive
products, along with industrial,
commercial and residential scrap services.
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P.O. Box 247 | 17896 State Hwy 5 & 25
Phone: (507) 326-5791 or 855-767-7911
Mon.-Fri.: 8 AM – 5 PM;
Sat.: 8 AM – Noon; Sunday: Closed
R&R offers competitive prices and top
notch quality on their used automotive
parts, along with a long list of NEW
aftermarket parts to choose from.
As for scrap handling,
R&R has a full service of
roll-off containers to offer for
all types of scrap collection.
Contact them at either of their convenient locations:
Green Isle 507-326-5791 or Litchfield 320-693-0055
www.rrautosalvage.com
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JK
Amusements
JK Amusements
opens at 6 p.m. Wed., July 30
Wednesday ONLY $1.00 per ride, 6-10 p.m.
Advance Armband $15, $20 at Fair
Armband Days:
Thurs. 6-10 p.m.; Fri. 6-10 p.m.; Sat. 3-7p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m.
Advance Day Passes for Carnival rides may be purchased at:
Arlington: Quick Shop/Subway, Jerry’s Home Quality Foods, Cenex Convenience Store;
Gaylord: First National Bank, Jerry’s Home Quality Foods;
Green Isle: CornerStone State Bank; UFC; Winthrop: Kevin’s Market
Ride tickets available at fair.
$
3 each, 10 for $27 or 20 for $50 (each ride requires 1 ride ticket)
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Fair Days & Deals!
also available in
1 Gallon Cans
Home & Ranch
Home &
Ranch
#773386
• 5 Gal. Pail
99 99
$
SIBLEY COUNTY FAIR
TOURS FOR DAYCARES
Sibley County 4-H Ambassadors will be giving
tours of the Sibley County Fair for daycares.
#773362
2199
$
Thomes Bros.
Hardware & Appliance
Since 1889
Arlington
507-964-2310
www.thomesbros.com
The Hardware Center
112 4th Street, Gaylord
507-237-5241
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am-6:30 pm; Sat. 7:30 am-5 pm; Sun. 9 am-1 pm
• Valspar Paints • Tools • Housewares
• WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR • LUMBER
• APPLIANCE CENTER – MAYTAG & WHIRLPOOL
Friday, August 1
The tours will consist of barn tours where you
can pet the animals and learn more about them,
tour the 4-H building and learn about the various
projects, learn about the 4-H program,
do an activity with the 4-H
Ambassadors and
take home a goodie bag!
Optional - you can stay and
eat in the 4-H Food Stand and
enjoy a delicious lunch!
To arrange this activity call the Extension Office at
507-237-4100 or email
Connie at [email protected]
and set up a time!
Hope to see you there!
When a job calls for
brute force and power,
your operation needs
the world’s most
FAIR DAYS & DEALS
11 Kinds of Summer Sausage
17 Kinds of Brats
7 Kinds of hot dogs
4 kinds of bacon
9 kinds of snack sticks
14 kinds of jerky
(including “Hot As Hell”
and “Hotter Than Hell”)
11 Kinds of deli meats
9 kinds of ring sausage
7 kinds of breakfast links
POWERFUL
skid loader.
LOW SALT ITEMS:
Summer sausage, brats, hot dogs,
bacon, ham, ring bratwurst,
ring bologna.
Wide variety of spices
and spice blends.
Watkins products
MEZZETTA PRODUCTS:
Olives, peppers, green beans,
mushrooms, artichokes.
Custom processing and smoking
Venison processing any time
of the year.
BBQ sauces and mustards
Arlington Market
329 West Main St. • P.O. Box 797
Arlington, MN 55307
Phone: (507) 964-2215 • Fax: (507) 964-2032
Monday thru Friday 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m. • CLOSED Sunday
High Performance and high
tractive forces coupled with an
impressive rated capacity of
4,000 lbs. on the all-new V400.
A fully adjustable operator area
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Vertical-Lift design provides 144 inches
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Time again for the Sibley County Fair
By Paige Lemke
2014 Sibley County 4-H Program
Summer Intern
It is just about time again for the
Sibley County Fair! As the fair nears,
preparations are being made in the
Sibley County 4-H Extension Office
for this exciting time of year!
As the 2014 Sibley County 4-H
program summer intern, my duties include assisting the delightful staff in
the extension office with fair planning
and programs! In preparation for the
fair, I have taken on planning Clothing
Achievement Day, the Round Robin
Premier Showmanship Contest and
Daycare Tours! In addition, all summer long I have been hosting day
camps and a library program for kids
ages Kindergarten through Fifthgrade.
Many of my days in the office include correspondence with families in
the form of letters, posters and
brochures, but those tasks will
quickly be changing when the fair is
here!
To many 4-H members, the Sibley
County Fair becomes a highlight of
their year as they proudly display accomplishments through completing
general projects and showing livestock.
Minnesota 4-H offers over 66 project areas for members to learn, grow
and share life skills and knowledge
they have acquired. Photography,
crafts and fine arts, food and nutrition, shop (wood and metal), clothing
and textiles, self-determined, flower
gardening, Cloverbuds (K-2) and vegetable gardening are among the top
favorites of 4-H members! There is a
project area for every child to explore
their interests and learn in the
process.
Showing livestock is another exciting project area many 4-H members
experience. Poultry, rabbit, dairy,
beef, goat, sheep, swine and llama
are all permitted to be shown at the
Sibley County Fair. If you do not own
livestock, that is alright! The 4-H program can arrange a leasing agreement
with the livestock owners and the 4Hers! Your child can still have the experience of feeding, bedding,
grooming and showing their livestock
regardless if you live on the farm or
in town.
Looking at the big picture, Minnesota 4-H is an astounding and recognized youth program across the
state. In 2013 there were over
65,000 youth in the program alone!
That number does not include the numerous club leaders, parents and over
11,000 volunteers who help to make
our organization impactful! Minnesota
4-H offers many additional opportunities to youth which include statewide
camps,
an
ambassador
program, scholarships and the opportunity to exhibit their projects at the
Minnesota State Fair.
4-H is committed to supporting personal development in youth and community involvement. If you are
interested in learning more about 4-H
or joining Sibley County 4-H as a
member or volunteer to achieve this
mission, please contact the Sibley
County Extension Office at (507)
237-4100 or check out Sibley County
4-H at our website, http://www3.
extension.umn.edu/county/sibley/.
I am looking forward to the fair and
do not be afraid to stop by and say
hello to the Sibley County 4-H Extension staff!
Bake n’ Taste Contests
17th Annual Bake-N-Taste
9th Annual Bake-N-Taste
ADULT CONTEST
YOUTH CONTEST
COFFEE CAKE
COFFEE CAKE
Sponsored by Sibley County Fair
Thursday, July 31 • 2:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Sibley County Fair
Thursday, July 31 • 2:00 p.m.
Prizes: First = $25
Second = $20
Third = $15
Fourth = $10
* 6” Square Corner
* Open to any individual who is a Sibley County
resident.
* Entry must be made from “scratch.”
* Bring item on your own disposable plate.
* Recipe listing the ingredients, preparation instructions must be submitted with the entry,
printed on one side of the page.
* Last entries will be accepted at 1:45 p.m.
* Contest begins at 2:00 p.m.
Judging will be based on the following criteria:
a. Flavor ................................................30
b. Overall Appearance ..............................25
c. Moistness and Crumb/Texture ..............20
d. Consistency (size and shape) ................15
e. Creativity (appearance, ingredients, etc.) 10
TOTAL: 100 points
Scarecrow
Contest
Class 5
Lot 1 – Adult
Lot 2 – Children 15
yrs. & under
Prizes
First – $15; Second – $10; Third – $5
Scarecrows must be free-standing and not
over 8 feet tall or under 3 feet tall.
Judging
The judging is based on:
• Creativity and Originality
• Character – likeness of a person
• How materials are utilized
APPEARING
at the
Sibley County Fair
Sat., Aug. 2
6-8 p.m.
Prizes: First = $25
Second = $20
Third = $15
Fourth = $10
* 6” Square Corner
* Open to any individual who is a Sibley County
resident.
* Entry must be made from “scratch.”
* Bring item on your own disposable plate.
* Recipe listing the ingredients, preparation instructions must be submitted with the entry,
printed on one side of the page.
* Last entries will be accepted at 1:45 p.m.
* Contest begins at 2:00 p.m.
Judging will be based on the following criteria:
a. Flavor ................................................30
b. Overall Appearance ..............................25
c. Moistness and Crumb/Texture ..............20
d. Consistency (size and shape) ................15
e. Creativity (appearance, ingredients, etc.) 10
TOTAL: 100 points
“Since its beginning in 2010,
Carver Creek Bluegrass has delighted audiences with their pleasant mix of Old-time, Bluegrass,
Irish, and Gospel music. Sherry (age
22) plays guitar and mandolin and
also does most of the lead vocals
with her clear sweet voice. Tom
(age 20) plays banjo, guitar, pennywhistle, and musical saw and sings
male lead and harmony. Julie (age
19) plays bass and lends her cheery
voice to the mix. Mary (age 12)
does fiddle and vocals and Jim (age
7) tells jokes and sings. When the
five siblings get together to play
music, there’s never a dull moment.”
Page 22
145th Annual
and it’s time to enjoy the
4-H and other exhibits, food,
fun and festivities.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Come See our Booth in the
Heritage Building at the Sibley County Fair!
Arlington State Bank
UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS:
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Fax No. 964-5550
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Gaylord
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888-237-2710
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Glencoe
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Community Ins. Agency
507-228-8201 or
800-481-8201
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New Choice Ins. Services LLC
507-357-2353
Mankato
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Hirth Ins. Agency
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Stadick Ins. Agency
507-359-4114
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Attention
Breastfeeding Moms:
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An Air-Conditioned Room
is Available for Your Use
in the Fair Board Office!
Supported by: Sibley County WIC
APPEARING
at the
Sibley County Fair
Thurs., July 31 • 9:30 p.m.–1 a.m.
Page 23
A Silly and Squirmy Show!
“The Big Bug Show,” presented by
Annette Fragale (frah-gall-ee), will be
appearing at the Sibley County Fair on
the Heritage Building Stage on Saturday, Aug.t 2 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Children love anything to do with silly,
squirmy creatures –
spiders, butterflies,
mosquitoes,
flies,
caterpillars
and
worms!
Puppets
share songs, stories
and amazing magic
tricks.
Annette has been
delighting audiences
for over 25 years
with her magic and
puppetry. She has
performed at venues
ranging from daycares and picnics, to
birthday parties and
comedy clubs.
Her “Magic and
More”
workshops
are popular with children and adults! She
currently hosts the
cable TV show “The
Magic Book Nook,”
which appears locally and nationwide.
Her motto is: “Keep a smile on your
face and a tickle in your tummy.”
The Sibley County Fair runs July 30
through Aug. 3.
JUDGING SCHEDULE of 4-H Events
Tuesday, July 29
Cat & Pet Judging ......................4-7 p.m.
Conference Judging ....................2-7 p.m.
APPEARING
at the
Sibley County Fair
Sat., August 2 • 9:00 p.m.–1 a.m.
Wednesday, July 30
Rabbit Entry Deadline................2:00 p.m.
Rabbit Tattoo Checking ............3:00 p.m.
Rabbit Judging ..........................4:30 p.m.
Dairy Entry Deadline..................5:00 p.m.
Sheep & Goat Entry Deadline ....6:00 p.m.
Sheep Weigh-In ........................6:30 p.m.
Livestock Entry Deadline ..........8:00 p.m.
Thursday, July 21
Lamb Lead ................................8:30 a.m.
Sheep Judging ..........................9:00 a.m.
Dairy Judging ............................9:00 a.m.
Poultry Judging ........................4:00 p.m.
Beef I.D. & Weigh-In..................6:30 p.m.
Friday, August 1
Goat Judging ............................7:30 a.m.
Swine Weigh-In ........................8:00 a.m.
Horse Show ..............................8:00 a.m.
Beef Judging ............................3:30 p.m.
In Most Cases, Open Class
Judging follows the 4-H Judging.
Space is limited.
Saturday, August 2
Swine Judging ..........................8:00 a.m.
Open Class Dairy ......................8:30 a.m.
Open Class Sheep....................11:30 a.m.
State Fair Deadline ................12:00 Noon
4-H Ribbon Auction ..................3:00 p.m.
Open Class Beef Show ..............5:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 3
Llama Show ............................10:30 a.m.
State Fair Mtg. (Livestock) ......12:30 p.m.
State Fair Mtg. (Non-Livestock) 1:00 p.m.
Round Robin Showmanship ......3:30 p.m.
4-H Premium Distribution ..3:30-5:30 p.m.
Livestock Projects Released ......6:00 p.m.
4-H Projects Released ..............6:00 p.m.
Food Stand Clean Up ................6:00 p.m.
(every club must have a representative)
Page 24
145th Annual
2014 Sibley County Fair Sponsors
Thank You for your support!
Elite
Sponsors
I & S Group
Locher Bros Inc.
McGuire Electric, Inc.
United Farmers
Cooperative
Vos Construction
Y-Not Plumbing &
Heating
Supreme
Sponsors
Gaylord Sanitation
& Roll Off
Reserve Champion
Sponsors
R & R Auto Repair
Syngenta Seed
Wakefield Pork
Grand Champion
Sponsors
Dietz Builders
Doehling Farms
Eckblad Trucking &
Shop Services
Renville Sibley
Sanitation
Blue Ribbon
Sponsors
After Burner Auto
Body & Towing
Arlington Napa
Bening Enterprises
CMC Construction
Gaylord Sanitation
Geib Well & Water
Service
Hutch Co-op
Klehr Grading &
Excavating, Inc.
Tuchtenhagen
Construction
Red Ribbon
Sponsors
White Ribbon
Sponsors
Northern Metal
Recycling
Ridgeview Sibley
Medical Center
Seneca Foods
Corporation
Trocke Construction
Arlington Haus /
Henderson RoadHaus
Brau Motors Inc.
Good Samaritan
Society-Arlington
Haggenmiller Lumber
Liberty Station
Pioneer Hi-Bred
Prairie Farm Supply
Prairie House, Gaylord
Shaw Drainage
Thomes Bros. Hardware
& Appliance
2014 Sibley County Fair Supporters
Thank You for your support!
Arlington
Arlington Enterprise/Sibley Shopper
Kicks Bake Shop
Main Street Stylists
Melsha Construction Inc.
Shear Designs
Arlington Cenex
Arlington Market
Arlington State Bank
Arlington Storage Inc.
Brau Motors Inc.
DJ’s Shoes & Repairs
Gustafson Family Dentistry
Lensing Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mesenbring Construction
Morreim Pharmacy
Pinske Real Estate & Auctioneer
Quast Amoco
Quick Shop/Subway
Reetz Floral
Reflections/Stu’s Rainbow Inn
Schad Lindstrand & Schuth, LTD
This Old House “Garden & Gifts”
Tranquility Hair Salon
Vossen Photography
Jerrys Home Quality Foods
Belle Plaine
The State Bank of Belle Plaine
Brownton
Form A Feed Inc.
Security Bank & Trust-Brownton
Cologne
Mid-County Coop
Peeps Repair LLC
Gaylord
Agri-Fleet
American Legion Club-Gaylord
Bert’s Repair Service
Brians Quick Lube
Buck’s Welding & Repair
Dietz Builders
EJ’s Bar & Grill
El Toro Bowl
Gaylord Feed Mill
Gaylord Service
Ibberson Inc.
Kranz Lawn & ATV
Pro Landscape
Ronald Reinmuth D.D.S.
Shell Gas Station
State Farm- Mark Lundstrom
The Hardware Center
Minnesota 19 Truck Wash & Repair
Wakefield Pork
Community Insurance Agency
Cowell Law Office
Eckberg Tiling LLC
Erins Body Shop
Farm Bureau Financial Services
First National Bank MN
Gaylord Hub Publishing Co.
Genuine Auto Parts of Gaylord
Goetsch Insurance Agency
Jon’s Amoco
Madsen Oil Co.
Miller Law Office
Napa Auto Parts of Gaylord
Neisen’s Bar
Prairie House of Gaylord
Pro Growth Bank
Sibley Surveyors Inc.
Supreme Wireless Plus
That Special Touch Floral Shop
Wellness 1st Chiropractic
Willie’s Trim & Style
Gibbon
Isakson-Gag Plumbing Inc.
State Bank of Gibbon
Panning Brothers Tractor Parts
South Central Grain & Energy
Glencoe
Arnold’s of Glencoe
First Minnesota Bank
Glencoe Co-op Assn.
Leedstone Inc.
New Auburn
7th Avenue Salon Spa
Dicky Bobs
High Island Hide Away
New Auburn VFW
Green Isle
Club New Yorker
Cornerstone Bank Green Isle
Vos Construction
Brazil Automotive
Joel Wentzlaff Carpentry LLC
OEM Service Co LLC
Norwood Young America
Citizens Insurance Services
Hamburg
Sibley County ADA
WM Mueller & Sons Inc.
Henderson
Bender’s True Value
First State Bank of Henderson
Henderson Road Haus
HomeTown Bank
Neisen’s Bar Henderson
LeSueur
Genesis Growing Solutions
Plato
Ag Specialists
Waconia
Waconia Veterinary Clinic
Winthrop
B & R Plumbing & Heating
Russ’ Auto Center
Uncle Charlies Flowers
Air & Ag Supply Inc.
Byro Grain & Trucking
Chrest Insurance Agency
La Cheveux
Lang’s Sales and Service
Schauer Law Office
Trebelhorn & Associates
Winthrop State Bank
Winthrop State Agency
Winthrop Telephone Company
145th Annual
Page 25
2014 Sibley County Queen Candidates
COURTNEY EIBS
REBECCA KLEHR
TEDDI GREGO
SAVANNAH ZIPPEL
Parent(s):
Dan & Jan Eibs,
Henderson
Sponsor:
Hutchinson Co-Op
Parent(s):
John & Kim Klehr,
Winthrop
Sponsor: LaCheveuxSunlife, Winthrop
Parent(s):
Pam Horton,
New Auburn
Sponsor: High Island Hide
Away, Inc., New Auburn
Parent(s):
Greg & Deb Zippel,
Henderson
Sponsor: Bender’s True
Value Hardware, Henderson
Queen
Judging
Wed., July 30
7:00 p.m.
JOHANNA JUTZ
Parent(s):
Fred & Ann Jutz,
Gibbon
Sponsor: The Country
Drive In, Winthrop
Heritage Stage at
Sibley County Fairgrounds
Coronation
Sun., August 3
3:00 p.m.
Heritage Stage at
Sibley County Fairgrounds
2013 Sibley County Fair
Queen and Princesses
Queen: Briana Williams
1st Princess: Lexi Platz, 2nd Princess: Christy Woehler
Miss Congeniality: Abby Tourtellott
Sterling’s Custom Knife Sharpening Service
Same day service with appointment
(Located in Glencoe)
Will sharpen all types of knives
Hunting • Fillet • Kitchen • Serrated
(Non-Commercial)
Call Jim at 320-296-8077
Automotive Repair
Steve
Hansen
507-964-5587
Owner
ing
Serv area
thise 1976
sinc
(507) 326-3521
112 Main St. South
Dennis
Stoeckman
Technician
A & N Radiator
23228 401st Ave., Arlington
(507) 964-2281 or 877-964-2281
• Radiator Repairs, All Sizes and Styles
• New Radiators & Heaters In Stock
• Plastic Tank Radiator Repairs
• Complete Cooling System Services
• Other Vehicle Repair Services
#BC634511
Myron Krentz, Owner
We Do it Right the First Time!
Page 26
145th Annual
CELEBRATING 36 YEARS
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Experienced Legal Representation
• Criminal Defense • Divorce
• Custody • Visitation • Probate
• Real Estate
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Retirement Community of Gaylord
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• Independent Senior Housing (1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments)
• Skilled Nursing Care
• Assisted Living
• Memory Care
Our Mission:
To elevate your quality of life by providing compassionate
care wherever you choose to live.
Special Features:
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• Emergency Call System
• AM/PM Activity Schedules
• Van Service
• Heated Underground Parking
• Experienced and Compassionate Staff
145th Annual
CARS
TRUCKS
2013 CHRYSLER 200 LX 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. ..........................................$14,975
2013 HONDA RIDGELINE SPORT 4 Dr., 4x4 ..................................$25,475
2013 DODGE AVENGER SXT 4 Dr., 4 Cyl.......................................$15,475
2012 DODGE RAM 1500 CREW EXPRESS 4x4, 9K Miles..............$28,975
2013 FORD FOCUS 2 to Choose From! ........................as low as $13,975
2012 NISSAN TITAN KING CAB Pro-4x, Leather ..........................$26,475
2013 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 to Choose From! ............as low as $14,975
2009 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1500 EXT. CAB Z71 ....................$22,975
2012 FORD FUSION SE 4 Dr., Alloy Wheels ................................$15,475
2006 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB LARAMIE 4x4 Leather..........$17,975
2011 CHRYSLER 200 LMTD V6, Htd. Leather, NAV ......................$15,975
2006 DODGE RAM 2500 QUAD CAB SLT 4x4 5.9 Cummins Diesel....$27,975
2011 CHRYSLER 300C 5.7 Hemi, NAV, Moonroof........................$26,975
2004 CHEVROLET SILVERADO EXT CAB 4x4 Z71, 60K Miles ......$15,975
2010 HONDA CIVIC EX 4 Dr., Moonroof ......................................$13,475
2009 BUICK LACROSSE CX Only 31K Miles!................................$14,975
2008 CHEVROLET MALIBU LS 4 Dr., V6 ........................................$8,975
2007 CHEVROLET IMPALA LT 4 Dr., V6 ........................................$9,975
SUV/CROSSOVER
2006 CHRYSLER 300C 5.7 Hemi, Moonroof, NAV, 55K Miles ......$14,975
2014 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT 4x4 4 Cyl., Auto ..............................$18,475
2006 BUICK LACROSSE CXL V6, Leather ......................................$9,975
2013 DODGE DURANGO CREW AWD, Leather, NAV ......................$28,975
2006 TOYOTA CAMRY SOLARA 2 Dr., Moonroof..........................$11,975
2013 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LT Back-up Camera..........................$22,975
2006 PONTIAC VIBE 4 Cyl., Auto, 73K Miles ................................$9,975
2013 DODGE JOURNEY SXT 3 to Choose From! ..........as low as $18,975
2005 BUICK LESABRE LIMITED 3800 V6, Htd. Leather..................$7,975
2013 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT 4x4 Hard Top, 7K Miles! ............$26,975
2004 OLDSMOBILE ALERO GL 4 Dr., V6, 85K Miles........................$6,975
2012 JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON 4 Dr., Hard Top, NAV ..............$32,975
2003 SATURN SL2 4 Dr., Moonroof................................................$4,975
2012 JEEP COMPASS LATITUDE 4x4 15K Miles! ........................$19,475
2012 FORD ESCAPE LMTD 4x4 Htd. Leather, Remote Start ........$19,975
VANS
2012 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT 4x4 2 to Choose From!....as low as $16,475
2014 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING Leather, DVD ......$24,975
2012 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE LT AWD, 8 Passenger ..................$20,975
2013 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 4 to Choose From! ....as low as $18,975
2012 JEEP WRANGLER SAHARA 4 Dr., Hard Top, 17K Miles! ......$31,975
2010 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT Pwr. Doors & Liftgate..........$12,975
2011 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4x4 V6 ..........................$20,975
2008 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY LX ONLY 65K Miles! ..........$11,475
2011 NISSAN VERSA 4 Dr., Hatchback, 19K Miles!......................$11,475
910 Old Minnesota Ave.
507-931-4070
800-657-4802
Mike
Chmiel
Dan
Wegscheid
Jeff
Brand
Jared
Skala
HOURS: M-Th 8-7 • Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 8-4
Jake
Peymann
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