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Welcome to the county fair Cassia Gruis of Gardner, Kan., who was in town visiting her grandparents, tries to win a prize at skee-ball at Westfair in 2009. File photo

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Whether you prefer adrenaline-pumping rides and highpowered motor sport or fashion shows and art, something for everyone can be found at Westfair July 26-31. This family-friendly county fair brings more than 40,000 people from the West Pottawattamie County community to the fairgrounds located in Council Bluffs. Fair hours are from 8 a.m. to midnight daily. “From the traditional 4-H livestock shows to a wide variety of entertainment, the Westfair Board believes there should be something for everyone,” said Bryon Menke, Westfair Board president. “From the youngest child to people who have attended the fair for more than 70 years, we hope they enjoy a new experience as each day unfolds at the fair.” Among Westfair’s offerings this year: ■ The 4-H fair experience: The public is welcome to view exhibits and livestock shows throughout six days of the fair. Westfair’s 4-H programming begins on Sunday, July 24, with educational, extemporaneous speaking and clothing selection/fashion revue. Livestock activities begin Tuesday, July 26, with a 9 a.m. horse show. ■ Westfair will host two new cooking events this year. On Friday, July 29, “We Got Smoked at Westfair” will be held. The Iowa Farm Bureau’s Cookout Contest

www.horizonequip.com is Sunday, July 31. ■ There’s a lot of music to choose from. Saturday, July 30, is the big night, with concerts held in the Amphitheater starting at 3 p.m. The shows lead up to the night’s featured performance of the Chad Lee Band. Lee is one of Nashville’s most popular songwriters and penned Montgomery Gentry’s hit, “Git R Done,” from the movie “Health Inspector.” On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, catch live entertainment in the Amphitheater Beer Garden from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.

The fair details Dates: July 26-July 31; 4-H Livestock Market Auction is Aug, 1, at 12:30 p.m. Hours: 8 a.m. to midnight. Where: Two miles east of Interstate 80 on Highway 6 (Exit 8), in Council Bluffs. Admission: $5, adults; $3, ages 6 to 12; free, age 5 and younger. Gate admission includes entry to the Saturday night Chad Lee Band concert in the amphitheater. Admission to events in the Rod Graalfs Arena is an additional $6 for adults and $2 for children ages 6 through 12. Membership to Westfair includes daily gate admission, admission to arena events, shows and concerts. Memberships: $30, adults; $10, ages 6 through 12. Memberships may be purchased at all Council Bluffs area Hy-vee Food Stores, Peoples National Banks and at the Westfair Fairgrounds. For more information on Westfair membership, call (712) 322-3400.

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Nashville meets Westfair Versatile singer/songwriter Chad Lee and his band will headline a concert at the Westfair Amphitheater during Westfair 2011 on Saturday, July 30. As a songwriter, Lee has penned tunes for numerous highprofile Nashville artists including Montgomery Gentry’s “Git R Done,� which is the theme song for comedian Larry the Cable Guy’s film, FYI “Health Don’t miss the live entertainment held in Inspector.� Lee the Amphitheater is an accomBeer Garden from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. on plished multiWednesday, Thursinstrumentalday, Friday and Sunist who has day during the fair. shared the stage with Rascal Flatts, Lady Antebellum, Gary Allen, Kenny Rogers, Randy Travis, Danielle Peck, Billy Dean, Jack Ingram, Grand Funk Railroad and many other traditional country, contemporary country and rock artists. “Good music is good music,� said Lee in a press release. “I’m influenced every day by a new song on the dial or those old familiar voices that just don’t get much attention anymore. Love and respect the old, but learn to live and love the new.� Lee’s musical career began at the age of twelve in his native Michigan. He now splits his time between Nashville and Omaha. Not only is he a veteran performer, he is also a staff songwriter for several major music publishers and co-owner of Track 9 Media. Gates will open at 2 p.m. and seating will be provided. The music will start at 3 p.m. The full line-up of bands on Saturday ■Kelsey Doll at 3:00 p.m. ■Mark Mahloch and Collective Twang at 3:45 p.m. ■Haylee Grosvenor at 4:45 p.m. ■Southpaw Bluegrass Band at 6 p.m. ■Mace Hathaway at 7 p.m. ■McKenzie River at 8 p.m. ■The Chad Lee Band performs at 9:15 p.m. Front gate admission at Westfair is $5 for adults and $2 for children ages 6 through 12 and includes the concert on Saturday. For more information, visit WestfairEvents.com or call (712) 322-3400.

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The Chad Lee Band headlines a night of music at the Westfair Amphitheater Saturday, July 30.. The band takes to the stage at 9:15 p.m. Lee is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist who has shared the stage with Rascal Flatts, Lady Antebellum, Gary Allen, Kenny Rogers and many more.

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Accomplished young women vie to be Miss Westfair time to pursue hobbies that range from the arts to sports.” The first step to the Miss Westfair crown is a personal interview on July 23 with a fiveperson judging panel. Candidates will read their essay, “Why I’m Proud to be an American citizen,” in a group interview that day. On July 24, the contestants and their escorts will appear at the formal Westfair Queen banquet. The winner of the title will be announced on the stage of the Westfair Amphitheater on Wednesday, July 27, at 7:30 p.m. In addition to the crowning of the Westfair Queen, a Miss Leadership title will be voted on by the judges. Miss Citizenship will be selected by the judges

based upon the essay the contestant presented at the group interview, and Miss Congeniality will be voted on by the candidates themselves. This year’s contestants include: ■ Maria Nicole Brown, daughter of Joe and Angie Brown, Council Bluffs ■ Savannah Cain, daughter of Ed and Deb Cain, Council Bluffs ■ Anna Jolyn Cowan, daughter of Michelle and the late Joseph Cowan, Council Bluffs ■ Taylor Mae Edson, daughter of Jay and Connie Edson, Underwood ■ Ashley Gubbels, daughter of Troy Gubbels and Keri Ritchi-

MISS WESTFAIR 2011 CONTESTANTS national Oratorical Contest Champion for grades 7-12. As part of her advanced-level coursework, Brown qualified to take classes at the Tucker Career & College Center, where she twice participated in Iowa Western Community College speech tournaments, advancing to the finals each time. In addition to her school-related extra-curricular activities, she has been a dancer for 12 years and performed in musicals and plays at the Chanticleer Community Theater and Children’s Theater productions. She has also participated in the Omaha Community Playhouse summer acting classes.

Brown is a member of the Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Omaha and has been vice president of their youth group for the past two years. She participates in Greek ethnic dancing, performing at Greek festivals and helping to teach Greek dancing to children. Along with her church commitments, she has held leadership positions in several area clubs. She has been a member of the Garner Blue Jays 4-H club for six years and was part of a Council Bluffs Youth Leadership program this past year. Brown is sponsored by Pete and Susie Poulos from The Pizza King in Council Bluffs.

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MISS WESTFAIR 2011 CONTESTANTS

Savannah Cain

Anna Jo Cowan

Savannah Cain, daughter of Ed Cain of Council Bluffs and Deb Cain of Honey Creek, is escorted by Cliff Katzer, son of Jim and Becky Kathzer of Underwood. Cain is a 2010 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School. She just finished her freshman year at Iowa Western Community College and is considering transferring to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to pursue her nutrition degree in the fall. While in high school, she was a member of the show choir for two years, served as an office aid, and was also nominated and received a special position as a Link Leader, where she utilized her time welcoming the upcoming freshmen and served as a mentor and leader for those students. She has also participated in orchestra for nine years. Beyond her school activities, she was a 10-year member of the Crescent Innovators 4-H club, where she served in all the offices including president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, photographer and club reporter. Cain’s passion for animals involved her in showing sheep, horses, llamas, cats, dogs, small pet, rabbits, poultry and ducks, where she received more than 30 grand and reserve champion awards. She also served for three years on the Pottawattamie County Council, one of those years as secretary. A team player, she loved sharing her 4-H knowledge with the younger club members and was always willing to lend an extra hand wherever needed, including helping out at the 4-H Power of Youth Conference or helping judge the clover kids projects at Westfair. She was so active she won the “How do you find the time award!” She has also been very active in her community throughout her 4-H career including tagging Monarch butterflies at Hitchcock Nature Center, making Chemo Caps, delivering Meals on Wheels, decorating Memory Trees at Christmas time at the senior center, helping at the soup kitchen feeding the hungry, sending care packages to the troops overseas, assisting the elderly play bingo at both Woodland and Bethany nursing homes, and displaying yellow ribbons around the community in an effort to show support for our troops. You may even have seen her recently assisting Habitat for Humanity build a home for a family in need. Additionally, Cain has danced for A Step Ahead Dance Studio for six years, where she aided in teaching dance and gymnastics to the younger students. She also advanced to a dance competition in Des Moines. Her other interests include working out, fishing, planting flowers in the garden, working with her animals and spending time with her family and babysitting. Her passion for working with small children has inspired her to pursue her nutrition degree, in an effort to help stop childhood obesity. Cain is sponsored by Peak Fitness of Council Bluffs and Henry’s Diner in Crescent.

Anna Jolyn Cowan, daughter of Michelle and the late Joseph Cowan of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Alex Dixon, son of Darla and Lowell Dixon of Council Bluffs. Cowan recently graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School and will attend Creighton University in Omaha double majoring in biology and mathematics on the pre-med track. She earned recognition at graduation as a Gold Honor Roll member placing in the top 3 percent of her class of 337 and was selected to speak at her graduation. During her high school years, she played volleyball and basketball; was a National Honor Society member including this year’s treasurer officer; was on student council, including senior class officer; prom committee; math club; and International Thespian Society. She was also awarded the U. S. President’s Education Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence. Honors received during her high school years include: 2009 Southwest Iowa’s Daily Nonpareil’s Person of the Year, the first time given to a minor; 2009 ALHS Lynx Outstanding Contribution to the TAG society; 2010 and 2011 U.S. Achievement Academy’s National Leadership Award; 2010 Omaha JayCee’s Top Ten Outstanding Young Omaha Teens; 2010 Iowa’s Youth Leadership Award; Member of the National Society of High School Scholars; 2010 Westfair Ms. Leadership and 2010 Westfair Ms. First Runner Up; 2010 Project Extra Mile’s Going the Distance Award of Excellence; 2010 Council Bluffs School Star Award; 2011 Coca Cola National Scholar; 2011 National 4H Conference participant; Creighton University Founders Scholarship; Creighton University Ignatius Scholarship; SW Iowa Foundation’s Hoff Family Award; ALHS Leroy Brown Award; Dr. I. M. Ozaydin Memorial Award; and Bluff City Lodge No. 71 Award. In addition, she was selected to participate in Creighton University’s Freshman Leadership Program. Her community activities include being a 10-year member of the Garner Blue Jays 4H club and Council Bluffs Freedom 4H’ers holding almost every officer position including this year’s co-president officer. She has participated at the Westfair and the Iowa State Fair. She has been on the West Pottawattamie County Council for two years and the Iowa State 4H Council. She was selected as Outstanding 4H club member in 2010 at the West Pottawattamie County 4H banquet and the 2010 Iowa State 4H Leadership award. She was also selected to attend the National 4H Council in Washington, D.C., in April. While there, she had the honor of presenting to U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and members of SAMSHA on teen prescription drug abuse. She has logged many hours over the years performing community service to include helping residents of local nursing homes, walking dogs at the animal shelter, collecting coats for Children’s Square, as well as helping the following agencies: Meals on Wheels, Relay for Life, MOMH’s place, Wings of Hope, American Red Cross, Local schools and Habitat for Humanity. Her most important community service is fighting the war against drunk driving. She is lobbying for tougher laws in Nebraska after her father was killed by a drunk driver on March 30, 2009. She has worked with Sen. Tom Carlson and former Congressman Tom Osborne on the dram shop bill and has testified before the Judiciary Committee in 2010 and 2011. Cowan’s sponsors are Jim Pettit of Rhoden Auto Center and Alan Coleman of Edwards Jones Investments of Council Bluffs.

Taylor Mae Edson Taylor Mae Edson, daughter of Jay and Connie Edson of Underwood, is escorted by Landon Eberl, son of Mike and Tammy Eberl, also of Underwood. Edson is a recent graduate of Underwood High School and will attend Iowa Western Community College, majoring in aviation to achieve her goal of becoming a private pilot. In high school, she spent four years as the varsity wrestling manager and two years as the varsity football manager. She was also on the yearbook staff for two years and served as senior class treasurer. She is also involved in many church activities and is on the church’s Youth Council. As part of her service, she has been on two mission trips to New Orleans, and one mission trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn. She was an active Junior Optimist member for four years, and was the club’s treasurer for two years and district treasurer for one year. While in the Junior Optimist Club, she participated in numerous activities such as Kids Against Hunger, Avenue of Flags, helped with Children’s Square and Children’s Hospital, and assisted the Big Optimist. Edson is sponsored by Marlina and Dusty Davidson, owners of Silicon Prairie News.

Ashley Gubbels Ashley Gubbels, daughter of Troy Gubbels and Keri Ritchison of Missouri Valley, is escorted by Justin Henderson, son of Gerry and Carol Henderson of Crescent. A recent graduate from Underwood High School, Gubbels will be a freshman at Iowa Western Community College, majoring in nursing. She was an honor roll student for two years. While attending Underwood High School, she was a three-year varsity volleyball member, two-year varsity soccer member, lettered in band for four years and two years in color guard. She also participated in the 2010 Southwest Iowa Honor Marching Band as a color guard member and performed in Phoenix for the Fiesta Bowl Parade. Gubbels has volunteered at her church every summer to help to teach bible school. She also helped out at her church with the Halloween parties for children, during which she would play games and help to make crafts with them. Ashley Gubbels is sponsored by Dilts Trucking Inc.

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Carrie Hermsen

Amber Michael

Mikayla O’Brien

Kaitlyn Reif

Amie Vorthmann

Carrie Hermsen, the daughter of Jill and Scott Hermsen of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Brett McGee, son of Kevin and Paula Sass and Mark McGee, all of Council Bluffs. Hermsen is a 2011 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School. This fall, she plans to attend Iowa Western Community College for a year and then transfer to Clarkson College to receive a degree in radiology. While in high school, Hermsen was involved in National Honor Society for three years; student council for four years, where she held the position of chair for community service during senior year; dance team for four years and was considered a senior leader; Health Occupations Students of America for two years and held the positions of vice president her junior year and president her senior year for the local chapter. Hermsen was also a part of the Winter Formal and Prom court. She received the Alegent Health Scholarship and the Red Cross Community Service Scholarship. Hermsen is certified through the Red Cross in Health Care Provider CPR, Disaster Services Overview, Shelter Operations and Basic Food Safety. She placed second in CPR/First Aid at state HOSA and went on to nationals. She has been an active member of the Garner Bluejays 4-H club for 10 years and has held many officer positions. This year, she is the co-president of her club. Through 4-H, she has participated in volunteering at nursing homes, Wings of Hope, Meals on Wheels and at the animal shelter. Other volunteering projects include, organizing blood drives at her school, reading to elementary students, helping at courage retreats for junior high students and helping sandbag. Hermsen has been dancing since the age 4 and was a member of the Kerri’s Dance Studio Competition team. Hermsen is sponsored by the Paula Sass Farmers Insurance Agency and Fareway Grocery Foods.

Amber Victoria Michael, daughter of Todd and Debby Michael of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Cory Michael Brietzke, son of Bob and Julie Brietzke of Council Bluffs. Michael recently graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School and will be a freshman at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln this fall. She plans to double major in meteorology and mathematics and minor in broadcasting. At Abraham Lincoln High School, she was a member of the varsity volleyball team for three years, the varsity dance team for two years and the varsity tennis team for four years. She was also a reporter for her school’s broadcasting show, “Lynx TV”; a business manager in her school’s newspaper, The Echoes; a member of Quill and Scroll; and a member of the National Honor Society. Michael has received various awards for her academic and athletic achievements in high school including the Gold Honor Roll for four years, a recipient of the Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union excellence in academic award, the all-conference scholarship for three years and the allconference athletic award in 2011 for tennis. Outside of school, she danced for 15 years and recently finished her last year at Kerri’s Dance Studio, where she also spent two years on the competition team. In the community, she has been involved within her church youth group, was a Link Crew Leader, is a regular blood donor at the American Red Cross, and recently has volunteered with the Red Cross to help fill sandbags and provide relief to flood victims. She has also been involved with Keith Worthington Chapter of the ALS Association in Omaha and hopes to continue her involvement in Lincoln. Michael is sponsored by Butch Michael Homes of Omaha.

Mikayla Marie O’Brien, daughter of Tammy O’Brien of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Andrew Douglas Moats, son of Doug and Colene Moats of Council Bluffs. O’Brien is a recent graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School. This fall, she will attend Iowa State University, majoring open-option to explore all of her opportunities but has a current interest in marketing and advertising. While attending Abraham Lincoln High School, O’Brien was a varsity cheerleader for four years, a reporter for “Lynx TV” two years, a member of National Honor Society as well as a member of student council and the Link Crew Leaders. She also participated in the Homecoming Olympics two years, the Follies talent show, and Mr. and Miss AL competition. On top of all of her extra-curricular activities, she maintained an honor-roll-level GPA throughout high school. Outside of high school, she danced for 12 years, sang for the Nebraska Choral Arts Society and held roles at Chanticleer Community Theater. She has also played an active role in the community by helping with vacation Bible school for two summers, volunteering weeks at Nebowa Christian Camp, visiting the nursing home each year with her cheer squad, helping with the Pride Parade, walking dogs at the local animal shelter, volunteering to clean trash on the highway, timed swim meets and walked for Cystic Fibrosis. O’Brein is sponsored by Fareway and Shanks Law Firm.

Kaitlyn Reif, the daughter of Bret and Teresa Reif of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Charles Dreager, son of Susan Dreager of Council Bluffs. Reif attends Lewis Central High School, where she will serve as the student council president for the 2011-12 school year and co-editor of the Titan Yearbook. She has been a member of the student council for three years. She is a four-year member of the Lewis Central Performing Dance Company and a member of the KDS Attitude Dancer’s Competition Team. Outside her school activities, she volunteers at Relay for Life, Junior Dance Camp, Green Meadows Pool Fourth of July Celebration and the Lewis Central Dance Team Kick-a-Thon. She enjoys swimming, fishing, running, riding bikes and hiking in the summer. She is interested in the University of Iowa and its medical school after her general studies and sees herself in the future as a pediatrician. Reif is sponsored by Sara Burbridge from American Family Insurance.

Amie Lynn Vorthmann, daughter of Dave and Pennie Vorthmann of Council Bluffs, is escorted by Tyler McGee, son of Mark McGee and Paula and Kevin Sass, all of Council Bluffs Vorthmann is a 2010 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School. This fall, she will be a freshman at Iowa State University majoring in animal science and participating in track and field. While attending ALHS, she participated in varsity volleyball, three years of varsity basketball and four years of varsity track. She was also a three-year member of the National Honor Society and was one of the school’s Link Crew Leaders. During her senior year, she was on the 2011 Winter Formal court and was voted queen by her peers. Outside of school, Vorthmann has been an active member of the Council Bluffs Freedom 4-H’ers club for seven years, where she has held the offices of historian, treasurer, secretary, vice president and is currently the president of her club. She has attended the Iowa State 4-H Youth Camp for four years. She is also a three-year member of the county council where she has organized a volleyball tournament and dance the past three years to help kick off Westfair. Additionally, she has played an active role in the community by volunteering at Bethany Lutheran Nursing Home, a local animal clinic, Meals on Wheels, participated almost every year with her club in Relay for Life and the past two years in a walk for Cystic Fibrosis. She has also helped clean up fair grounds and the amphitheater before and after concerts, and she helps set up and tear down cages, clean buildings and fairgrounds for Westfair. Vorthmann is sponsored by Johnnie and Darlene Patterson of DNS Leasing.

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Livestock, fashion and food, oh my! Members of the 13 Pottawattamie County 4-H clubs will display livestock, domestic animals, sewing skills, photography and many other exhibits before judges at Westfair. The first 4-H project judging will begin on July 24 at 1 p.m. with educational presentations, extemporaneous speaking and clothing selection/fashion revue. Judging of static exhibits including visual arts, nutrition, science and technology will be held on July 27 at 8:30 a.m. Animal-related projects begin on July 26 with a 9 a.m. horse show. Entry and weighing of livestock entries will begin the evening of July 26 with sheep and conclude on July 27 with poultry and rabbits. 4-H activities at Westfair 2011 are co-sponsored by Peoples National Bank and Hoy Funeral Home. For a complete listing of Westfair events, visit www.WestfairEvents.com or call (712) 322-3400.

2011 WESTFAIR 4-H SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Sunday, July 24 1 p.m. – Educational Presentation Contest and Extemporaneous Speaking Contest 1:30 p.m. – Clothing Selection/Fashion Revue

For the farm and beyond: 4-H offers life lessons The young members of 4-H learn much more than how to care for animals. The organization offers projects in 45 different areas including creative arts, agricultural and natural resources, family and consumer sciences, personal development and science, engineering and technology. Projects give members the opportunity to gain confidence, learn to work independently or as part of a team, acquire good decision-making skills and give back to the community. West Pottawattamie County 4-H consists of 13 clubs located across the county. Programs are available to kindergarten-age students up to scholarships for high school seniors. The Iowa State University Extension helps the clubs and their members as they strive to achieve the organizations’ mission statement, “4-H empowers youth to reach their full potential working.”

Tuesday, July 26 8 a.m. – Vet Check, entry of horses & ponies 9 a.m. – Horse show 6 to 8 p.m. – Entry and weighing of sheep Wednesday, July 27 7 to 9 a.m. – Entry and weighing of swine 8:30 a.m. – Evaluation of static exhibits according to club schedule (building closed after judging) 9 to 11 a.m. – Entry and weighing of cattle, entry of bucket calves (staying on grounds – all other bucket calves will enter on Sunday) 5 to 7 p.m. – Entry of poultry and tabbits Thursday, July 28 8 a.m. – Sheep show 11 a.m. – Dairy and goat show (or immediately following sheep show) 1 p.m. – Poultry show 3 p.m. – Working exhibits 5 p.m. – Dog show Friday, July 29 7:30 a.m. – Swine show 8:30 a.m. – Rabbit show

1:30 p.m. – Breeding heifer show 6 p.m. – Llama show Saturday, July 30 7:30 a.m. – Market beef show 9 a.m. – Cat show 11 a.m. – Small pet show (or immediately following cat show) 5 p.m. – Livestock sale deadline Sunday, July 31 10:30 a.m. – Entry of feeder calves, bucket/bottle calves, and cow/calf pairs 12:30 p.m. – Share the Fun 1 p.m. – Feeder calf, cow/calf, bucket/bottle calf show 3 p.m. – Style show 4:30 p.m. – Scholarship presentations 5 p.m. – Apple pie auction 8 p.m. – Release 4-H building

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Something’s cookin’ on the fairgrounds Westfair offers not one, but two new cooking competitions during its 2011 run. Iowa is known for its exceptional meat production, and Westfair is calling all fans of barbecue and grilling to show the judges their best recipes. “We Got Smoked at Westfair” The “We Got Smoked at Westfair,” a barbecue contest sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbeque Society, will welcome up to 30 teams to participate in four categories on Friday, July 29. Judging will be held on Saturday, July 30, at noon. Judges will determine the winners in the categories of chicken, ribs, brisket and pork shoulders. Competitors will present their entries to six judges, each of whom are KCBS certified, plus a table captain. “This is really not about sampling for the public, but more for bragging rights and major money,” said Ann Vorthmann, Westfair Board member. “It’s up to each team, if they choose, to give out samples, but some will after the judging.” Cash prizes of $350 will be awarded to first-place winners in each category. Prizes will be awarded from first- through 10th-place. The Grand Champion overall will win $1,000 and the Reserve Champion will win $500. Entry fees range from $75 per category to $200 to participate in all four categories. The Thrill of the Grill The Iowa Farm Bureau’s Cookout Contest wants both young grillers and old pros to show off their skills on Sunday, July 31. Registration will be held at 8 a.m. with judging scheduled for 11 a.m. Iowa residents ages

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ing ground chuck or ground round), lamb/goat, poultry, turkey and a combo/specialty, which presents two or more selections of the Iowa meats category/venison or any other domestically, raised product, excluding wild game. An entry fee of $20 is required for each category. A separate, free showmanship category is open to all contestants no matter which meat categories they have entered. Entry forms and rules for both contests can be found at WestfairEvents.com or by calling (712) 322-3400.

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Public can also participate in fair competitions Whether you think you have the best jam, can whip up an impressive cross-stitch or captured a photo of the perfect sunset, there’s a category for you at Westfair’s Open Class competition. Entries will be judged in three age categories: Senior citizen 65 and older, adults ages 18 to 64, and youth 18 and younger. The public is welcome to enter two pieces per class with a $1 per entry fee. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 30, and each class will close 15 minutes prior to judging. Age categories will be judged separately in each class. Unlike previous years, contestants may not pre-register or register by phone. An entry form can be downloaded at WestfairEvents.com or picked up at the Westfair office located in the Commercial Building on the Westfair Fairgrounds, 22984 Highway 6. Open Classes include: ■ Horticulture (9 a.m. judging) – Vegetables, field crops (not from backyard gardens), fruit

and fresh flower arrangement ■ Thread crafts (10 a.m. judging) – Knitting/crocheting (including afghans), embroidery, crewel, needlepoint, counted cross stitch, quilting (machine), quilting (hand) and clothing ■ Culinary (11 a.m. judging) – Yeast breads; roll and quick breads; cookies & bars; cakes; pies; and jams, jellies and preserves ■ Creative Arts (noon judging) – Photography (digital, with sub categories: Landscapes, animals, still-life, people), woodcrafts (made of wood) and woodworking Prizes and ribbons will be awarded to winning entries courtesy of Open Class sponsors Tractor Supply Company, Walmart, King Arthur Flour and Rockbrook Village Camera. For more information regarding open class competition at Westfair 2011, contact Laurie Staton, open class superintendent, at (712) 545-3095 or by email at lauriestt@msn.com.

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Entertainment for everyone Young and old alike will delight in the free entertainment presented on the Westfair Lawn from Thursday, July 28, through Sunday, July 31. In response to public demand, Jeff Klatt’s Runaway Saws returns to display his expert skill in creating one-of-a-kind sculptures from tree trunks in less than one hour. Performances will take place periodically from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, July 28, and Friday, July 29, and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 30, and Sunday, July 31. “Shenaniguns! Wild West Comedy Show” will keep the audience laughing with their familyfriendly one-liners, silly slapstick and cornball comedy. This wacky bunch has entertained at Cuzin Grumpy’s Pork Chop Revue fairs, festivals and theme parks across the country since 1979. They even performed at Donald Trump’s birthday party! Don’t miss the antics of Sheriff Hoppalong Casually and his sidekick, Deputy Leon Jones, as they take on dimwitted desperados, Bad Bob and his bumbling baby brother, Bubba Bob. Performances will be held Thursday, July 28, and Friday, July 29, at 6 and 8 p.m., and Saturday, July 30, and Sunday, July 31, at noon, 2, 4 and 6 p.m. It’s been proven that pigs are highly intelligent animals. Not only are they smart, they’re talented! Cuzin Grumpy’s Pork Chop Revue proves that these porcine players can make a crowd laugh. See these “hams” on Thursday, July 28, at 3, 5 and 7 p.m.; Friday, July 29; Saturday, July 30; and Sunday, July 31, at 1, 3 and 5 p.m. Little cowboys and cowgirls will delight in a pony ride at the fair! La Rue’s Little Horse Ranch will offer rides for $4 on Thursday, July 28; Friday, July 29, and Saturday, July 30, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and on Sunday, July 31, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For fairgoers 21 and older, Westfair 2011 will offer a new Amphitheater Beer Garden with live entertainment on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 27-29 and Sunday, July 31.

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High heels, hunks and hysterics It’s “Ladies Night” on Thursday, July 28, when the eighth annual “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” overtakes the Westfair Amphitheater. The evening will begin with shopping from 6 to 7 p.m. A variety of vendors including jewelry, clothing, cookware and candles will set the mood for a night of fun. Uptight from a tough day? Enjoy a mini-massage to get your night off to a great start! At 7 p.m. comedian Austin Anderson brings his wacky view of everything from Facebook to marriage. At 7:30 p.m., comedy will get a dose of estrogen when Heather James takes the stage. The signature cocktail of the year for “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” will be revealed at 8 p.m. when the male servers/exotic dancers shake up more than the martinis. Dr. Jodi Hedrick, D.O. Mid-City OB-GYN, follows at 8:15 p.m. with a discussion of women’s health topics. This “girls only” event is open to women ages 21 and older.

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