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Main A non-profit service organization since 1912 www.WesternHomeCommunities.org 36th Annual Sturgis Falls Celebration June 24, 25, 26 2011 Arts & Crafts Fair Vendors & Information ..................................12, 30 Car Show ................................................................................12, 14, 18 Car Show Artist .................................................................................14 Carnival Information ....................................................................11, 21 Cedar Basin Jazz Festival ............................................. 13, Back Cover Celebrity Marshal.................................................................................6 Community Events Schedule .............................................................13 Cornerstone Award ...............................................................................4 Cover Artist ..........................................................................................3 50’s-60’s Dance at Gateway Park ..........................................12, 18, 19 Food Vendors .........................................................................16, 17, 18 Grand Marshal .....................................................................................2 Historical Society Museums ..............................................................12 Host & Hostess ....................................................................................3 Index of Advertisers ...........................................................................31 Kidsway Schedule of Events........................................................10, 11 Maps of the Parks...................................................................16, 17, 18 Overman Park Band Shell Schedule of Events ..................................10 Parade Route & Information ..........................................................9, 12 Pool Party ...........................................................................................12 Public Safety & First Aid ...............................................................9, 25 Schedule of Events ........................................................................10-13 Scholarship Recipients .......................................................................29 Sturgis Falls Celebration Sponsors ....................................................27 Tourist Park Band Pictures ............................................................22-23 Tourist Park Schedule of Events ........................................................12 Board of Directors Jay Stoddard, Linda Kennedy, Mary-Sue Bartlett, Susie Hines, Kim Burger, Chuck Frost, Molly Kahler, Brian Herzog, Lauri Miller, Pete Downs, Rose Miller, Nicole Myszka, Marcus Kjeldsen, Jack Jennings Please contact us with your ideas for future events, themes, etc., your concerns, or questions. You may reach us via mail, phone, fax or e-mail at: Sturgis Falls Celebration P.O. Box 771 • Cedar Falls, IA 50613 (319) 277-0996 phone • (319) 277-0752 fax [email protected] Program Guide Committee Brian Herzog Jay Stoddard Linda Kennedy Susie Hines, Editor Sturgis Falls Celebration, Inc. is a non-profit 501-(c)3 corporation organized exclusively for charitable purposes, including the perpetuation of an annual celebration to honor the community’s roots and its future, showcase talent, provide diversified public entertainment and an avenue for civic groups to support their purpose. Schedule Subject to Change Copyright 2011 Sturgis Falls Celebration, Inc. All Rights Reserved. For permission to reprint any part of this publication, please contact Sturgis Falls Celebration, Inc. 2011 Cover Art: Todd Smith • Design and printing by Pioneer Graphics, Waterloo, IA www.sturgisfalls.org 1 2011 Grand Marshal Bob Messer Many Cedar Falls residents are familiar with our Grand Marshal, Bob Messer, a long time educator and Principal at Peet Junior High School. His own education started at Orange School in Waterloo. He graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 1953. Following graduation, Bob served two years in the U.S. Army. He completed his Master’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. In 1961, he became the Assistant Principal at Peet, working with Principal Frank Horn. After a two year hiatus in Charles City, he returned to Cedar Falls in 1967, and became the Principal at Peet Junior High. Bob retired in 1993 after 25 years. According to one of his nominators, “Bob was highly respected by his students, staff and parents during his long time career as a school administrator. He understood that student success came about as a result of an empowered group of teachers and staff. Bob was a ‘behind the scenes’ leader and always said his staff deserved all the credit for the academic and extracurricular success of the Peet students.” “He is one of the most caring individuals with whom I have worked”, shared another nominator. “He had a deep respect for every student and knew then by name…he was serious about education and meeting the needs of each and every student.” Bob continues to serve his community as a 40 year member of Kiwanis and as an active committee member at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Bob, and his wife, Hazel will celebrate 55 years of marriage in June. They are the parents of Ted, Jan, Teri, Kathy, and Scott. They have 10 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Bob and his family have enjoyed the Sturgis Falls Celebration over the years, but his absolute favorite event is the Parade, which he will be honored to lead! WORKING IN PLEIN AIR Paint outdoors with frje Echeverría cheverría Saturday & Sunday, June e 25 & 26 1-4pm Sturgis Falls Celebration bration Call 319.273.8641 to register. 2 www.sturgisfalls.org 2011 Host & Hostess Greg and Lea Ann Saul Greg and Lea Ann Saul were born and raised here in Cedar Falls where Greg’s family roots go back to early pioneer days. Greg and Lea Ann’s love for the community can be seen in their support and involvement of many local events and organizations. Some of these include: the Sturgis Falls Car Show, Sturgis Falls 50’s & 60’s Dance, UNI McLeod Center, Alternatives Pregnancy Center, Cedar Falls Schools, American Heart Association, Sartori Festival of Trees, Mix Kids, Tornado and Flood relief and the Cedar Falls Community Main Street Holiday Hoopla. Their vision for a beautiful event center for Cedar Falls resulted in the PIPAC Centre on the Lake. This “crown jewel” facility was the dream of Greg and Lea Ann and is named after their successful 30 year-old health and life insurance brokerage business, Professional Insurance Planners and Consultants of Iowa, (PIPAC). Many families, organizations and businesses enjoy the use of this facility. The Sturgis Falls Celebration is one of the Saul’s favorite times of the year. The parade has been a family favorite for many years. It was tradition to meet Bob and Marge Saul, Greg’s folks, in front of the Richardson Funeral Home after grabbing the mini donuts and chocolate milk! Lea Ann believes that floats should be spectacular and has helped created several award-winning floats for her church. Greg loves cars and was instrumental in starting the ever-growing Sturgis Falls Annual Car Show. He is proud to be a part of this event every year and you can usually see one of his trophy cars in the parade carrying dignitaries. Check out the fantastic classic cars at the car show on Sunday! Greg and Lea Ann Saul welcome you to the 2011 Sturgis Falls Celebration. 2011 Cover Artist Todd Smith Todd Smith grew up in Cedar Falls. Attending Sturgis Falls activities were the norm for his family. He has fond memories of spending time with his buddies at Central Park and the nearby creek and wooded area. His favorite Sturgis Falls memories involve “hanging out with friends”. Two of his life-long friends are also familiar faces to Sturgis Falls Celebration; they are John Ashlock and Rob Swiatly. After graduating from Cedar Falls High School in 1986, Todd attended Hawkeye Community College and graduated with an Associate of Applied Arts Degree. He currently resides in Rochester, Minnesota where he has worked since 1995. Todd has experience working in the prepress and graphic design field, including computer and traditional art. Todd and his wife, Linda with their children, Alex (age 10) and Eric (age 6) are excited to return to Cedar Falls to attend Todd’s 25th Class Reunion, which will occur during Sturgis Falls weekend, as well as connecting with family and friends. www.sturgisfalls.org 3 2011 Cornerstone Award Lewellan’s Food Market The Sturgis Falls Celebration is proud to present Lewellan’s Food Market/Lewellan Family, the Cornerstone Award for contributing to the quality of life in our community. Lewellan’s Food Market has been a fixture in Cedar Falls since 1949. The small grocery has stood the test of time at the corner of 8th and Tremont Street. Orlo and Katherine Lewellan, better known as “Mr. and Mrs. Lew”, owned and operated the store for 56 years. The Lewellan’s touched many lives, from the elementary school children who stopped in to buy a snack before and after school, to neighborhood families who would drop in for a quick chat and a gallon of milk, eggs, or fresh meat that Orlo cut himself. Mr. and Mrs. Lew knew that their business was about family and community. While operating their quaint little grocery store, they raised three children: Paul (Bettendorf, IA), Kathe (Jacksonville, FL), and Gail (St. Paul, MN). After Orlo’s death in 1991, Katherine continued to operate the store another 14 years. In 2005, she retired, sold the store, and now lives in Bettendorf near her son. The legacy of Lewellan’s Food Market lives on thanks to former customers, Chris and Carol Lattimer, who now own and operate the store. 4 www.sturgisfalls.org www s org 408 Viking Road, Cedar Falls 319-277-7641 www.martinbrothersfoodmarket.com Open To The Public, No Membership Fees! FUNDRAISING HEADQUARTERS FOR THE CEDAR VALLEY www.sturgisfalls.org 5 2011 Celebrity Marshall Dean Franzen Dean Franzen has been teaching at the University of Northern Iowa for 24 years. He and his family have been living in Cedar Falls a couple of years longer than that. Originally growing up in Dubuque, he lived in Florida and California before coming back to school at UNI. While living in the San Francisco area, Dean first experienced juggling by the local street performers. In 1986, he graduated with a degree in Math Education from UNI and also started performing a comedy juggling act around the Midwest. These days he performs around 75 - 100 shows a year for all types of events and venues. He has been performing at Sturgis Falls for over 20 years. Dean is an adjunct instructor at UNI in the Math Department and enjoys teaching as much as performing. In 2010, he won an award for Excellence in Teaching Liberal Arts Core courses. He has also taught several semesters at Wartburg College in Waverly. Dean and his wife, Jolene, live on an acreage north of Cedar Falls. Jolene often joins him in his act. His daughter, Angel, and son-in-law, Jeremy, live in Cedar Falls. Angel is also a teacher, at Poyner Elementary in Evansdale. 6 www.sturgisfalls.org Riverview Conference Center 439 N Division St Cedar Falls, IA Praising His name through word and song! For more informaƟon about these exciƟng events go to: www.phnministries.com or www.cedarfallsbibleconference.org www.sturgisfalls.org 7 F ind Your S ummer Magic Meet classmates, friends and staff at our annual Cedar Falls High School Open House The CFCS Foundation Welcomes The Community And Our Alumni Tour the High School Enjoy coffee and treats High School Open House Saturday, June 25 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. CFHS Auditorium Lobby 1015 Division Street Admission is free No reservation needed H onoring Class Reunions ’ 51, ’56, ’61, ’66, ’71, ’76, ’81, 8 6, ’91, ’96, ’01, ’06 Supporting A Tradition Of Excellence 8 Cedar Falls Community Schools Foundation 602 Main St. Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613 319-268-7007 [email protected] www.sturgisfalls.org Public Safety For your safety and enjoyment during the Sturgis Falls Celebration weekend, the following regulations will be in effect: You MUST be 21 years of age AND have a valid driver’s license in your possession in order to obtain a wristband to purchase beer. Security people with mobile electronic age verifiers will be spot checking IDs throughout the weekend. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding of the Sturgis Falls Celebration Board’s focus on curbing underage drinking and our ZERO Tolerance policy. No liquor, beer or wine may be brought into the Cedar Falls parks during the Sturgis Falls Celebration Weekend: June 24 through June 26, 2011. NO COOLERS. Weather Cancellation Policy: When inclement weather is imminent, a decision will be made to postpone or cancel activities depending on the severity of the predicted conditions and the public’s safety. Lightning is the biggest factor. Cedar Falls City Council has passed the following ordinance: Dogs and cats are prohibited from public playgrounds or parks during the last Friday, Saturday and Sunday of June each and every year, except if such animals are part of an organized public activity such as a canine frisbee contest. The Franklin Street/Center Street Bridge WILL be open to twoway single lane traffic. If flooding occurs in Island Park (Carnival location) and/or Tourist Park (Entertainment/Rock ‘n Roll location), Gateway Park will be used as a backup location for either &/or both. Do not sit on the curb to watch the parade with your feet in the street where there is any chance of being hit by a parade entry (especially on corners, i.e. 3rd and Main!) Please keep the interior sidewalks in Overman Park clear for emergency personnel. Stopping on the interior sidewalk also impairs the vision of seated spectators. Please be respectful of others! There is NO soliciting of any kind allowed in the Parks during the Celebration weekend! Please obey the reduced speed signs and use the pedestrian crosswalks on 1st Street between Main Street and Iowa Street. Sartori Hospital will have a First Aid/Rest Tent in Overman Park and on The Green in Sturgis Park Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Mosquito control: Professional pest control personnel will use only legally authorized chemicals in line with all local, state & federal regulations. A public notice will be posted. NO bicycles, skateboards, roller blades, scooters or the like are allowed in any of the parks (including Overman Park). Please use a bike rack for your bike! (See map for location of bike racks). THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION! Parade Route 27th Annual Tour De Sturgis Falls Ride Join us for our Tour De Sturgis Falls Ride (25 or 50 miles) on June 25th, 2011. Meet at the Gateway Park near downtown Cedar Falls. Registration ($5) starts at 7:30 A.M. Door prizes drawn at 8:15 and ride begins at 8:30 A.M. Map, water, snacks and mobile repair service provided. For more information on the ride or for membership information visit our website: http://www.CedarValleyCyclists.org www.sturgisfalls.org 9 36th Annual Sturgis Fa OVERMAN PARK BAND SHELL STAGE KIDSWAY BIG TOP STAGE (on Franklin between 2nd and 3rd) Friday, June 24 – Master of Ceremonies: Matt Reisetter, Steve Carignan, John Luzaich 11:00 – 12:15pm The Chocolate Crackers sponsored by Martin Bros. 12:30 – 1:30pm Jim Longnecker 1:45 – 2:45pm Cedar Valley Jazz Club sponsored by Cedar Falls Mobile Home Village 3:00 – 4:15pm The Wicked Andersons 4:30 – 5:45pm Fat Cat sponsored by Viking Pump 6:00 – 6:30pm Sturgis Falls Children’s Choir sponsored by Cedar Valley Veterinary Clinic 6:30 – 7:00pm 2011 Opening Ceremonies Master of Ceremonies: Jay Stoddard Welcome by Mayor: Jon Crews Host & Hostess: Greg & Lea Ann Saul Grand Marshal: Bob Messer Celebrity Marshal: Dean Franzen Cornerstone Award: Lewellan Family Scholarship Recipients: Sarah Gorsche, Eric Neill, Austin Javellana Poster Artist: Todd Smith 7:15 – 8:15pm Bill Riley State Fair Talent Competition sponsored by US Bank Master of Ceremonies: John Luzaich 8:15 – 8:45pm Cedar Falls Community Theatre sponsored by Cedar Valley Podiatry Saturday, June 25 – Master of Ceremonies: Tony DiCecco, Melody Judge, Vicki Reece, Teri Lynn 12:00 – 1:00pm Straight Up sponsored by Steve Burrell-Realtor 1:00 – 1:05pm Bill Riley Talent Competition Winners sponsored by US Bank 1:15 – 2:30pm The Andy Anderson Band (formerly Snafu) sponsored by MidWestOne Bank 2:45 – 3:45pm Leigh Bailey sponsored by BankIowa 4:00 – 5:00pm Milk and Honey sponsored by EyeCare Associates 5:15 – 6:15pm Marvin & Dino Spencer sponsored by Magee Construction 7:00 – 8:30pm Parris Island Marine Band sponsored by My Verona, Mudd Advertising, Lincoln Savings Bank, The Samuels Group Sunday, June 26 – Master of Ceremonies: Mason Fromm, Adam Carroll 11:00 – 11:45am Heartland Vineyard Worship Team 12noon – 1:00pm Mick Staebell sponsored by BankIowa 1:15 – 2:15pm Sweet Adelines sponsored by Liberty Bank 2:30 – 3:30pm The Ramblers 3:45 – 4:45pm Clarence Williams and the Rising Sons 5:00 – 6:00pm Cedar Falls Municipal Band 10 Master of Ceremonies: Mallorie Sckerl Friday, June 24 1:30 - 2:00pm 2:15 - 2:45pm 3:00 - 3:15pm 3:30 – 4:00pm 3:00 – 6:00pm 4:15 – 4:45pm 5:00 – 5:30pm 5:45 – 6:15pm Kidsway Pre-Show & Meet the Magicians Eric “Extraordinaire” Magician & Heather Morgan, Assistant sponsored by Cedar Falls Hy-Vee Lee Pryzbyski & Richie Korneisel ~ Things on Strings Yo-Yo Magicians sponsored by Veridian Credit Union The Magic of Brad Alan Ditzy and Dizzy, the Amazing Clown Duo Parade Intermission ~ Children’s Parade Lee Pryzbyski & Richie Korneisel ~ Things on Strings Yo-Yo Magicians sponsored by Veridian Credit Union UNI Suzuki School Performers sponsored by Gale & Pat Bonsall Saturday, June 25 11:15 – 11:45am Kidsway Pre-Show and Meet the Magicians 12noon – 12:30pm The Magic of Brad Alan 12:45 – 1:15pm The Dean of Juggling ~ Dean Franzen sponsored by Dr. A.E. Delbridge 1:30 – 2:00pm Snakes Alive! provided by Grout Museum District, sponsored by Bluedorn Imaginarium 2:15 – 2:45pm Eric “Extraordinaire” Magician & Heather Morgan, Assistant sponsored by Cedar Falls Hy-Vee 3:00 – 3:30pm UNI Community Music School, Kindermusik sponsored by Veridian Credit Union 3:45 – 4:00pm Lee Pryzbyski & Richie Korneisel ~ Things on Strings Yo-Yo Magicians sponsored by Veridian Credit Union 4:15 – 4:45pm The Dean of Juggling ~ Dean Franzen sponsored by Dr. A.E. Delbridge 5:00 – 5:30pm The Magic of Brad Alan Sunday, June 26 11:15 – 11:45am Kidsway Pre-Show & Meet the Magicians 12noon – 12:30pm Eric “Extraordinaire” Magician & Heather Morgan, Assistant sponsored by Cedar Falls Hy-Vee 12:45 – 1:15pm UNI Community Music School, Kindermusik sponsored by Veridian Credit Union 1:30 – 2:00pm Snakes Alive! provided by Grout Museum District, sponsored by Bluedorn Imaginarium 2:15 – 2:45pm The Magic of Brad Alan 3:00 – 3:15pm Lee Pryzbyski & Richie Korneisel ~ Things on Strings Yo-Yo Magicians sponsored by Veridian Credit Union 3:30 – 4:00pm The Dean of Juggling ~ Dean Franzen sponsored by Dr. A.E. Delbridge 4:15 – 4:45pm Eric “Extraordinaire” Magician & Heather Morgan, Assistant sponsored by Cedar Falls Hy-Vee www.sturgisfalls.org alls Schedule of Events KIDSWAY BIG TOP ACTIVITIES Friday, June 24 5:00 - 7:00pm 5:00 - 7:00pm 5:00 - 7:00pm 5:15 - 5:30pm 5:30pm 1:00 - 4:00pm Rickie Rowray ~ Balloon Magician & Artist Street Art Chalk Drawing sponsored by George Reeves Legacy Lego Corner provided by Cedar Falls Tourism Bureau, sponsored by Prairie Lakes Church Lee Pryzbyski & Richie Korneisel ~ Things on Strings Yo-Yo Magicians sponsored by Veridian Credit Union Three Wheel 500 Annual Race (between 3rd & 4th on Franklin) sponsored by Cedar Falls Hy-Vee Free for children ages 2-8. All racers receive a ribbon. Ages 2-4 years old arrive by 5:25pm; 5-8 years old by 5:40pm. Provided by Cedar Falls Recreation Center. 1:00 - 4:00pm 1:00 - 4:00pm 1:00 – 4:00pm 1:00 – 4:00pm “Coasters & Cars” provided by Grout Museum District and Bluedorn Imaginarium “Whimsical Wands” activity provided by Heart Center for the Arts “Musical Magic” musical activity by UNI Community Music School “Hats & Hares” activity provided by Waterloo Center for the Arts/Phelps Youth Pavilion Priscilla Meyermann ~ Silhouettes cut for free (Victorian House) sponsored by Arthur L. Davis Publishing, Inc. CARNIVAL (located on 2nd and State Street) Saturday, June 25 9:00am – 2:00pm Ditzy & Dizzy, the Amazing Clown Duo 12noon – 5:00pm Children’s Creative Workshop sponsored by Viking Pump and Martin Bros. 12noon - 5:00pm Face Painting/Temporary Tattoos activity provided by Hearst Center for the Arts 12noon - 5:00pm Chris Moore – Caricatures Saturday Only sponsored by Veridian Credit Union 12noon - 5:00pm Street Art Chalk Drawing sponsored by George Reeves Legacy 12noon - 5:00pm Lego Corner provided by Cedar Falls Tourism Bureau, sponsored by Prairie Lakes Church 12noon - 5:00pm Rickie Rowray ~ Balloon Magician & Artist 1:00 – 3:00pm Cedar Falls Robotic Exhibit & Demonstration sponsored by David Overmann Family 1:00 - 4:00pm “Coasters & Cars” provided by Grout Museum District and Bluedorn Imaginarium 1:00 - 4:00pm “Bubbles” provided by Grout Museum District and Bluedorn Imaginarium 1:00 – 4:00pm Priscilla Meyermann ~ Silhouettes cut for free (Victorian House) sponsored by Arthur L. Davis Publishing, Inc. 1:00 - 4:00pm 1:00 – 4:00pm 1:00 - 4:00pm “Whimsical Wands” activity provided by Hearst Center for the Arts “Hats & Hares” activity provided by Waterloo Center for the Arts/Phelps Youth Pavilion “Musical Magic” musical activity by UNI Community Music School Sunday, June 26 12noon - 5:00pm Children’s Creative Workshop sponsored by Viking Pump and Martin Bros. 12noon - 5:00pm Face Painting/Temporary Tattoos activity provided by Hearst Center for the Arts 12noon - 5:00pm Lego Corner provided by Cedar Falls Tourism Bureau, sponsored by Prairie Lakes Church 12noon - 5:00pm Rickie Rowray ~ Balloon Magician & Artist 12noon - 5:00pm Street Art Chalk Drawing sponsored by George Reeves Legacy 1:00 - 4:00pm “Bubbles” provided by Grout Museum District and Bluedorn Imaginarium Thursday, June 23 5:00 – 11:00pm Merriam’s Midway Shows, Inc. ($17 wristband special from 6:00-11:00pm) Friday, June 24 1:00 – 11:30pm Merriam’s Midway Shows, Inc. Saturday, June 25 10:00am – 11:30pm Merriam’s Midway Shows, Inc. Sunday, June 26 12noon – 10:00pm Merriam’s Midway Shows, Inc. ($17 wristband special from 1:00-6:00pm) Integrity, Simplicity, Service SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS ARE AROUND THE CORNER Dan Conklin Financial Advisor 8QLYHUVLW\$YHQXH6XLWH' &HGDU)DOOV,$ 319-277-3867 www.sturgisfalls.org 0HPEHU6,3& 11 36th Annual Sturgis Fa TOURIST PARK STAGE GATEWAY PARK Saturday, June 25 7:00 – 11:00pm 50’s/60’s Dance with Richie Lee & the Fabulous 50’s (Free) sponsored by PIPAC – Greg and Lea Ann Saul Sunday, June 26 8:00am – 12noon Classic Car Show (registration) 12noon – 1:30pm Classic Car Show Voting 3:30pm Awards ~ Major sponsors: PIPAC, Lincoln Savings Bank, Viking Pump, MidWest Auto Parts, Community National Bank STURGIS FALLS POOL PARTY Saturday, June 25 6:00 – 9:00pm 15th Annual Pool Party at The Falls Aquatic Center sponsored by Sartori Memorial Hospital Enjoy a free swim night at The Falls Aquatic Center, weather permitting. All ages are encouraged to join the fun at this healthy non-alcohol event. Normal pool rules will apply. Life guards will be on duty. Contests, prizes, live DJ! Friday, June 24 5:00 – 8:15pm 8:45 – 11:45pm Saturday, June 25 12 noon – 1:00pm Lick It Ticket 1:30 – 3:00pm Beaker Brothers sponsored by Viking Pump 3:30 – 5:15pm The Salsa Band – Orquesta Alto Maiz 5:45 – 8:15pm Checker & The Bluetones 9:00 – 11:45pm Journey/REO/Styx Tribute – Arch Allies Sunday, June 26 1:00 – 2:00pm The Mittens 2:30 – 4:30pm WAGG sponsored by Martin Bros. 5:00 – 7:00pm Bob Dorr & The Blue Band sponsored by US Bank 7:30 – 10:00pm Hamilton Loomis sponsored by L & N Transportation Free and Open to the Public Victorian Home and Carriage House Museum (308 W. Third) Friday, 10:00am to 4:00pm Saturday, 12noon to 4:00pm Sunday, 12noon to 4:00pm PARADES Costume judging at Lincoln School 321 W. 8th sponsored by Cedar Falls Tourism Bureau, Community Main Street, Lincoln Savings Bank Parade begins at Lincoln School then travels down Franklin Street, and ends at the Lost and Found Lemonade Stand on Third Street in front of the Cedar Falls Historical Society. 17th Annual Children’s Parade ~ Summer Magic, led by 2011 Sturgis Falls Coloring Contest Winner George Wyth House and Viking Pump Museum (303 Franklin) Saturday, 12noon to 4:00pm Sunday, 12noon to 4:00pm Saturday, June 26 9:30am Dignitary procession to main reviewing stand 10:00am 30th Annual Parade ~ Summer Magic Route begins at 8th and Clay Streets, then south on 11th St., east to Main St., north to 3rd St., west to Franklin St., and South to Fifth St. Host & Hostess: Greg & Lea Ann Saul Grand Marshal: Bob Messer Celebrity Marshal: Dean Franzen Cornerstone Award: Lewellan Family Scholarship Recipients: Sarah Gorsche, Eric Neill, Austin Javellana Poster Artist: Todd Smith 12 The Snozzberries sponsored by Oakridge Realtors Bon Jovi/Mötley Crüe/Poison Tribute – Monsters of Mock (closed during the Saturday morning Parade) Sunday, June 26 10:00am – 4:00pm Streets surrounding Overman Park 5:00pm Thursday, June 23 5:30 – 7:30pm Marcus Kjeldsen & The Taste 8:00 – 10:00pm Wildcard HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUMS ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR Friday, June 25 4:45pm (In the event of high water, the stage will be moved to Gateway Park) www.sturgisfalls.org Little Red Schoolhouse ~ Bennington #5 (Sturgis Park) Saturday, 1:00pm to 4:00pm Sunday, 1:00pm to 4:00pm Behrens-Rapp Tourist Information Center (Sturgis Park) Open Daily Dawn to Dusk Ice House Museum (Sturgis Park) Saturday, 12noon to 4:00pm Sunday, 12noon to 4:00pm alls Schedule of Events COMMUNITY EVENTS June 10-19 Cedar Falls Community Theatre presents Cotton Patch Gospel (call 319.277.5283 for performance date and times or visit www.osterregent.org) Wednesday, June 22 9:00am Sturgis Ladies Golf Tournament at Beaver Hills Country Club (open to the public, call 319.266.1975 or visit www.beaverhills.com) Friday, June 24 5:00 – 11:00pm 6:30 – 8:00pm Cedar Basin Jazz Festival at Sturgis Park (visit www.cedarbasinjazz.org or call 800.845.1955) 10:30am - 5:00pm Marie Cook Memorial Exhibit and Sale at Cedar Falls Woman’s Club (304 Clay St.) 11:00am – 7:00pm Cedar Basin Jazz Festival at Sturgis Park (visit www.cedarbasinjazz.org) 11:30am Skyhoundz Canine Disc Competition Cedar Falls High School practice field, 1015 Division St., (call 319.415.4545 or visit www.skyhoundz.com) 1:00 – 4:00pm Hearst Center for the Arts, open to the public at 304 W. Seerley Blvd. (call 319.273.8641) Waterhawks Ski Show at Island Park Boat Ramp 8:00pm – 12 midnight Fire Fighters Dance at Island Park Beach House Grounds with Urban Legend sponsored by North Shore Boat Club (Gates open at 6:00pm) Saturday, June 25 8:00am 27th Annual Tour De Sturgis Falls Bicycle Ride by the Cedar Valley Cyclists (register at Gateway Park 7:30 am, choice of routes ~ 8, 20 or 40 miles, helmets required, cost $5, visit www.cedarvallycyclists.org) 9:00am – 3:00pm Registration for 33rd Annual Sturgis Fall ½ Marathon and 5K at Cedar Falls Recreation Center or visit www.cedarriverrunnersclub.com 12noon – 11:00pm Cedar Basin Jazz Festival at Sturgis Park (visit www.cedarbasinjazz.org or call 800.845.1955) 1:00 – 4:00pm Hearst Center for the Arts, open to the public at 304 W. Seerley Blvd. (call 319.273.8641) 1:00 – 4:00pm Cedar Falls High School Class Reunions Open House CFHS Auditorium Lobby, Honoring Class Reunions 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006. Free admission, no reservation needed. Visit www.cedar-falls.k12.ia.us/foundation Marie Cook Memorial Exhibit and Sale at Cedar Falls Woman’s Club (304 Clay St.) 2:00 - 5:00pm Sunday, June 26 7:00am – 1:00pm 34th Annual Lions Club Pancake Breakfast Community Center at 6th and Main A wonderful part of the Sturgis Falls Celebration! Pancakes, sausages and beverage. Get your discount coupon on page 26 of the program guide. 7:00am 33rd Annual Sturgis Falls Half Marathon and 5K Run/ Walk by Cedar River Runners Club (start and finish at Cedar Falls Recreation Center ~ corner of 13th and Main St.) Kids Fun Run at 9:15am. For additional information visit www.cedarriverrunnersclub.com Festival: Festival: July JJuuly 15-16, 15-16, 2011 15 20 2 0111 0 11 =ja\YqÛ~¤ ÛÝÛJYlmj\YqÛ~¤ =ja\ \YYqÛ~~¤ ¤¤ ÛÝ ÛÝÛJYYllmj\YqÛ~~ ~¤¤ :]\YjÛ=YddkÛ@goYÛÝÛN]klÛj\Û¬Û:gdd]_] :]\ \YjÛ= YjÛ==YddkÛ@ Û@goYYÛÝÛN ÛÝ N]kllÛ Û j\ \Û¬ Û¬ ¬Û:g Û::gdd]_] www.chaf.cfu.net www.sturgisfalls.org 13 Car Show Sunday, June 26 Major Sponsors Lincoln Savings Bank • Viking Pump • PIPAC - Greg and Lea Ann Saul Midwest Auto Parts • Community National Bank Gateway Park Registration: 8-12 noon Voting: 12 noon - 1:30 p.m. Awards: 3:30 p.m. Rain or Shine!!!!! 2011 Car Show Artist Jeff Northrup Jeff Northrup was born and raised in Cedar Falls where he graduated from Cedar Falls High School in 1990. After graduation from high school, he completed the Commercial Art Program and received his AA degree from Hawkeye Community College. Northrup then accepted a position as a graphic artist with Craft Cochran in Waterloo. In 1998 he moved to Minneapolis where he began doing freelance graphics for several area screen print shops. In the meantime, he built a large base of clients with NASCAR licenses and today designs for companies across the nation for different motor sports. He and his wife, also a Cedar Falls native, have two children. Thank you to our sponsors for making the show possible! www.sturgisfalls.org/carshow 14 2011 Car Show Trophy Sponsors CLASS BEST OF SHOW BEST OF PAINT BEST OF ENGINE BEST OF INTERIOR MAYORS CHOICE 100 Factory Stock Chevy 1949-60 200 Factory Stock Chevy 1961-69 300 Factory Stock Chevy 1970-present 400 Factory Stock Ford 1949-60 500 Factory Stock Ford 1961-69 600 Factory Stock Ford 1970-present 700 Factory Stock Mopar 1949-60 800 Factory Stock Mopar 1961-69 900 Factory Stock Mopar 1970-present 1000 Factory Stock Antique up to 1948 1100 Factory Stock All Others 1949-60 1200 Factory Stock All Others 1961-69 1300 Factory Stock Others 1970-present 1400 Street Rods up to 1933 1500 Street Rods 1934-38 1600 Street Rods 1939-48 1700 Street Machines/Modified 1949-54 1800 Street Machines/Modified 1955-63 1900 Street Machines/Modified 1964-69 2000 Street Machines/Modified 1970-74 2100 Street Machines/Modified 1975-present 2200 Mustang Stock 1965-73 2300 Mustang Stock 1974-present 2400 Mustang Modified 1965-73 2500 Mustang Modified 1974-present 2600 Camaro-Firebird-Stock 1967-1983 2700 Camaro-Firebird-Stock 1984-present 2800 Camaro-Firebird-Modified 1967-1983 2900 Camaro-Firebird-Modified 1984-present 3000 Corvette 1953-67 3100 Corvette 1968-96 3200 Corvette 1997-present 3300 Tri-Five Chevy Stock 1955-57 3400 Tri-Five Chevy Modified 1955-57 3500 Tuners 3600 4 Door ALL years/makes 3700 Leadsled-ALL years/makes 3800 Special Interest - ALL years/makes 3900 Unfinished - ALL years/makes 4000 Convertible-ALL years/makes 4100 Trucks-Stock ALL years 4200 Trucks-Modified ALL years 4300 Trucks-4x4 ALL years 4400 Foreign Class1900-1975 4500 Foreign Class 1976-present 4600 Motorcycles-All Non Harley 4700 Motorcycles – All Harley 4800 Pro Street 4900 Powder Puff www.sturgisfalls.org SPONSOR PIPAC Midwest Auto Parts Lincoln Savings Bank Viking Pump Community National Bank US Bank Community Motors Prairie Lakes Church Brad Jacobson State Farm Insurance LR Jewelers Witham Auto Centers Holdiman Motors Lincoln Savings Bank Viking Pump Oakridge Realtors Lockard Realty City Builders ACES Pepper’s Grill & Sports Pub Performance Bodies O’Donnell Hardware Brad Lee Financial Services Heritage Art Gallery Signs & Designs Toad’s Bar & Grill Henry Maidan, Ameriprise Financial Bill Colwell Ford-Isuzu Midwest Auto Parts Anderson Collision Tandem Total Car Care Tuffy Auto Service Advanced Systems Inc Advanced Auto Parts Deery Brothers Collision Center MidWest One Bank John Deery Motores Valley Bank The Pump Haus Pub & Grill Cedar Falls Community Credit Union Dalton Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Parkade Printers IowaFSBOListings.com Arnold Motor Supply Luvdaagz Hawks Insurance Inc Vorland Chiropractic Waterloo Auto Parts Inc CVSi Motorsports Keystone Automotive Fred Rose LC Leer’s Cycle Center Cedar River Harley-Davidson Community National Bank Vintage Iron Company www.sturgisfalls.org 15 WHetU6W ,6/$1'3$5. ISLAND PARK Cente r&SHtrQe &HGDU5LYHU The Celebration TheSturgis Sturgis Falls Falls Celebration andand TheThe #EDAR"ASIN*AZZ&ESTIVALAREENTIRELY Cedar Basin Jazz Festival are entirely supportedby bysponsors sponsors and supported and the the concesconcessionaires who sell food and sionaires who sell food and beverages beverages during this special weekend. DURINGTHISSPECIALWEEKEND7EAREABLE TOURIST PARK 7285,673$5. We are able to bring you such diverse 1RUWK0DLQ to bring you such diverse entertainment entertainment without an admission charge *$7(:$< without solely an dueadmission to their efforts. Bring your charge solelyfamily, due GATEWAY3$5. PARK your lawn chairs and your blankets, but to their efforts. Bring your family, your 6785*,63$5. please purchase your food and drink on site. STURGIS PARK )LUVW6W+Z\ LAWNCHAIRSANDYOURBLANKETSBUTPLEASE Prices are fair and the food is excellent! 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City Hall 7UHPRQW Tremont 2OLYH :DOQXW Walnut Iowa ,RZD First Street Memorabilia 0HPRUDELOLD Bike %LNH5DFN Rack Parade 5HYLHZLQJ Reviewing Stand 7KLUG6W Third Street Victorian Home & 9LFWRULDQ+RPH Carriage Musem &DUULDJH0XVHXP *HRUJH :\WKGeorge Wyth +RXVH House 6WDQG Overman Park Vendors: Overman Vendors: 1. Cedar Park Valley Danes7VYR3VPU:HUK^PJOLZ )YH[:HUK^PJOLZ(WWSL)HYZ 1. Cedar Valley Danes - Pork Loin 2. Sons of Norway:SVWW`6SL»Z1VL»Z3LMZL Sandwiches, Brat Sandwiches, Apple Bars =HYTH7VSZL 2. Sons of Norway - Sloppy Ole’s (Joe’s), Lefse, Varma Polse 3. Queens Apple8\LLUZ(WWSLZ*HYHTLS(WWSLZ (WWSL7PL7VYR*OVWVUHZ[PJR 3. Queens Apple - Queens Apples, Caramel Apples, Apple Pie, Pork on YMCA-YLZO:X\LLaLK3LTVUHKL a stick 4. Chop Family 5. Hardenbrook Concessions4HYPUH[LK;\YRL` 4. Family YMCA - Fresh Squeezed Lemonade ;LUKLYZ:TVRLK;\YRL`3LNZ 5. Hardenbrook Concessions - Marinated Turkey Tenders & Smoked Turkey Legs 16 BlackHawk HawkMasonic MasonicLodge Lodge7VYR)\YNLYZ EM TTT Society:UV*VULZ 6.6. Black - Pork Burgers, Funnel Cakes 11.12.Chapter Becker Concession - Corn Dogs -\UULS*HRLZ 12. Becker Concession*VYU+VNZ 7. Rough Risers Kiwanis Club - Kettle Korn 13. Boy Scout Troop 42 - Polish Sausages, Hot Dogs, Nachos 7. Rough Risers Kiwanis Club2L[[SL2VYU 8.8. Friendly Fryer - Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, Friendly Fryer.YPSSLK*OPJRLU:HUK^PJOLZ Fried Pork Tenderloins, Pizza -YPLK7VYR;LUKLYSVPUZ7PaaH 13. Boy Scout Troop 427VSPZO:H\ZHNLZ J R Services, Ltd. - Mini-Donuts 14. /V[+VNZ5HJOVZ 9.9. Mt. - Bar-B-Q Ribs, Hamburgers Mt.Carmel CarmelBaptist Baptist Church Church)HY)89PIZ Strawberry Banana Smoothies, Strawberry Kiwi Smoothies 15. Jamaican Beach Smoothies 16. :[YH^ILYY`:TVV[OPLZ Southern Smoke Shack - BBQ Pork Sandwiches :[YH^ILYY`)HUHUH:TVV[OPLZ Nitro Ice Cream 17. :[YH^ILYY`2P^P:TVV[OPLZ /HTI\YNLYZ 10. Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Men’s Club 10.IceOur Redeemer Lutheran Church Men’s Club Cream Sandwiches, Root Beer Floats, Brownie Sundae’s 0JL*YLHT:HUK^PJOLZ9VV[)LLY-SVH[Z 11. T.B.A. )YV^UPL:\UKHL»Z www.sturgisfalls.org www.sturgisfalls.org 14.15. J RJamaican Services,Beach Ltd.4PUP+VU\[Z Smoothies -Strawberry Smoothies, 4 3 2 1 East Main Street Cent er St reet ISLAND PARK Restrooms Beer TOURIST PARK Finish Line Sports Bar Tickets I.D. Sky Box Suite Stage ln co iL n Bike Rack Sartori First Aid Ice House Museum Food Vendors Cedar Basin Jazz Stage Tourist Info et re t S STURGIS PARK Little Red Schoolhouse Cedar Falls Chamber Oster Regent Theatre Main Street Parking Band Shell Washington Clay Franklin Tremont 1st Street In accordance with and by the authority granted through Chapter 123 of the 1985 Code of Iowa and the rules of the Iowa Alcoholic Beverage Division, bringing any liquor, beer or wine onto these licensed premises is strictly prohibited between midnight Thursday through midnight Sunday, Sturgis Falls Celebration weekend. Parking Handicapped Parking Areas are noted by the following designation: Additional handicapped parking in Bulldog Marketing lot behind Carriage House Museum. The Sky Box Suite is rented by businesses and class reunions. Call Jay Stoddard at 319-231-7701 Tourist Park Food Vendors: 1. Road Runner Concessions - Hamburgers, Pitas, Walking Tacos, Hot Dogs, Kettle Corn 2. Rick’s Mini Donuts - Mini Donuts Cedar Basin Jazz Festival Food Vendors: Sno Hawks - Funnel Cakes, Burritos, Baked Potato Bar Other Place - Pizza St. Demetrios Greek Church - Gyros, Baklava 3. Nona’s Concessions - BBQ Pork Sandwiches, Brats, Funnel Cakes, Tater Ribbons, Pork Tenderloins 4. Dominos – Pizza by the Slice, Buffalo Wings Cedar Valley Lions Club - Brats, Hot Dogs, Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich, GHrilled Pork Loin Sandwich, Pork Chop on a Stick Uncle Zorba’s Greek Food - Chicken Divine, Steak Pita, Greek Salad, Sausage Gyros, Shish Kabob Southern Smoke Shack - Pork Sandwiches, Smoked Sausage, Ribs, Coleslaw, Beans, Chips Iowa’s Finest Kettle Korn - Kettle Korn Cottonwood Canyon Cedar Valley Vol. Emergency - Peanuts, Popcorn, Sno Cones, S Becker Concessions - Flavored Smoothies, Corn Dogs, Tenderloins, Chicken Tenders, French Fries www.sturgisfalls.org 17 ain Stre et Gateway Park, located north of the Cedar River and across the Main Street Bridge, is becoming a unique and welcome venue for events during Sturgis 'ATEWAY0ARKLOCATEDNORTHOFTHE#EDAR2IVERANDACROSSTHE-AIN3TREET"RIDGEISBECOMINGAUNIQUEAND Falls Celebration. For a number of years, it was only considered a “rain location” in the event of flooding in Island and Tourist Parks. Gateway Park welcome during Falls a number of years,andit nearby was only considered has become thevenue home offor the events 50’s & 60’s DanceSturgis and the Car Show.Celebration. The availabilityFor of two shelters, restrooms, parking has made itaa hit with hRAINLOCATIONvINTHEEVENTOFmOODINGIN)SLANDAND4OURIST0ARKS&OLLOWINGTHEHISTORICmOODINGOFAND those who attend the events. The park provides a picturesque view of the Cedar River as well as the Historic downtown shopping district. The Sturgis Falls THELOSSOFTHE)SLAND0ARK"OATHOUSE'ATEWAY0ARKHASBECOMETHENEWHOMETOTHE&IRElGHTERS$ANCETHE Celebration shelter can be rented during the celebration weekend by Class Reunions, businesses and interest groups. SS$ANCEANDTHE#AR3HOW4HEAVAILABILITYOFTWOSHELTERSRESTROOMSANDNEARBYPARKINGHASMADE Call Jay Stoddard at 319-231-7701 for more information. 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