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Fourth of July
2022
Blooming Prairie
Owatonna
Featuring Blooming Prairie’s
Old-Fashioned Fourth
and Owatonna’s
Patriotic Skies
celebrations
This cover
features
Blooming Prairie
Coloring Contest
grand prize winner,
Lydia Kennedy,
a fifth grader at BP.
Her parents are
Rachel and
Joel Kennedy.
Produced by Steele County Times
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"Saluting our great nation Our 125th Commemoration Continues
on its Independence Day!" FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Fun starts at 7 p.m. until fireworks finale.
Join us to celebrate the birth of
America’s independence, while marking
125 years of Brick Meger serving Steele County.
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• Prime viewing of fireworks from our parking lot—bring your lawn chairs
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• Complimentary ice cream sandwiches
• Full line of granite and bronze memorials • Spin the Prize Wheel-with prizes for youth and adults
• Custom laser etchings • Streaming Patriotic music
• Serving the area since 1939 • Restrooms provided
• Bean bag boards to test your skills
• Pre-planning — design your memorial your way
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J & H Liquors owners to
lead Fourth parade
Farrs have been long-time
community promoters
BY HOWARD LESTRUD main one being a love for “I guess it means
CONTRIBUTING WRITER their family and for their people feel we deserve it,”
small-town community. remarked Harvey. He was
I
t’s not a new trick Both have that infectious pointing to the support J STAFF PHOTO BY HOWARD LESTRUD
for J& H Liquors smile but they also can & H gives to other causes: It’s not too likely you will find J & H Liquors owners Harvey and Nancy Farr on the customer
owners Harvey display a stern look when BP Youth Club, BP Cancer side of the bar. The Farrs have been chosen grand marshals for this year’s Fourth of July
and Fancy Farr to be part needed. Group and the BP Educa- celebration in Blooming Prairie.
of the Blooming Prairie Proud of his bald pate, tion Foundations. “It’s a
Fourth of July celebration. it has been said that fun time to get together you live in a small town,” skills in running wine characters on their backs.
Harvey and Nancy Farr Harvey could be a profes- with family and friends Harvey believes. tasting parties for the BP “I know one thing,”
have owned the popular sional wrestler, looking and we have been a part Harvey and Nancy have Area Chamber of Com- Harvey says with convic-
southern Minnesota bar, J somewhat like Baron Von of it since we have been in both been dedicated to rais- merce. Now that Harvey is tion, “when we retire, we
& H Liquors, for 36 years. Raschke, The Claw. He is business,” he added. ing funds for the Toys for available to pick up more are not leaving Blooming
They have been part of the much gentler, however. “It’s a real honor to Tots program. Over the 22 hours in running the bar, Prairie.” Harvey said he
celebration for 35 years, Harvey retired from have been selected grand years it has been run, Har- Nancy has devoted more knows that many people
one year was wiped out Metal Services of Bloom- marshals,” Nancy hum- vey estimates that the drive time to visiting her moth- want to move here. “More
because of COVID-19. ing Prairie, where he bly says. “Families and in Blooming Prairie led by er in Austin at the Our younger people are com-
For all of those years, worked for 37 years. The friends from Blooming the Farrs has raised over Home facility. ing back to live in Bloom-
the Farrs have sponsored Farrs now can split their Prairie and from adjoin- $150,000. Blooming Prairie The Farrs have had a ing Prairie,” Nancy says.
the Fourth street dance, hours dedicated to the ing communities come to has always been a leader in For Sale sign prominently “It’s really gratifying to
usually held the Saturday bar much easier. Prior to watch and partake in the raising funds for Toys for displayed at the bar. Why? walk in the door of a local
before the holiday. J & his retirement at Metal colorful Fourth of July Tots in Steele County. “We need to get up in the establishment and hear
H Liquors has also had Services, Harvey would activities,” says Nancy. The BP Toys for Tots morning and slow down,” people call you by name,”
entries periodically in the take duty on weekends Many longtime acquain- project gets much of its Harvey admitted. He said Harvey says.
parade, known as one of and some nights. tances are renewed over funds from the BOB there was a lot of interest Harvey enjoys ex-
the largest in Minnesota. At times the Farrs’ two the Fourth in Blooming (Bikers of Blooming) ride. from last fall until Febru- tending his wings while
This year, Harvey and daughters, Whitney and Prairie, she points out. In more recent years, the ary then it trailed off. on his Harley Davidson
Nancy will literally each Taylor, have helped at the Blooming Prairie is a BOB ride has welcomed When they finally re- bike. He took a solo trip to
wear a different hat, that bar. Harvey also has a son, friendly community, and riders in vehicles. J& H tire, the Farrs hope to ride Bozeman, Montana just
of being the official Grand Joe. Harvey and Nancy the Fourth is a time to be also was a sponsor of the motorcycle more often prior to the Fourth of July
Marshals of the 45th have three grandchil- neighborly and a time to see cancer run. and do more traveling celebration.
Blooming Prairie Fourth dren and one great grand friends, the Farrs agree. Harvey is a past presi- in the winter. Florida is Harvey and Nancy
of July parade. This honor daughter. Smiling widely, Har- dent of the BP Lions Club one of their favorite spots have been practicing their
was bestowed upon them The Farrs have spon- vey said he enjoys being and is currently vice presi- and within that state lies “waves” for the extrava-
by the BP Area Chamber sored Miller Lite and MGB a small-town business dent of the First Lutheran a popular vacation spot, ganza. “Nancy, maybe we
of Commerce. limos in past parades. owner. ”When you see Church Council. Disney World. It is very should get some candy so
The Farrs have many What does it mean to be what’s happening in the Nancy has shown her likely that the Farrs will we don’t have to wave as
things in common, the chosen as a grand marshal? big cities, you can be glad excellent organizational be wearing Walt Disney much,” Harvey laughs.
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Costs rise, but Owatonna’s fireworks go on
BY JONI HUBRED Fareway grocery store around 2000, he said.
NEWS EDITOR also does a “round up” Now, about half of the
each year that nets Early Edition Rotary
O
watonna’s long around $3,000, Havelka Club’s 30 members help
history of July said. And during the pull the show together.
4th fireworks event, Young Life will Though it’s impossible
displays continues this sell flags, with funds split to estimate attendance,
year, but at a higher cost between the two organi- Havelka said droves of
for the show and insur- zations. people head to the Steele
ance. In 2004, Federated County Free Fair mid-
John Havelka, who Insurance paid for the way, ball diamonds, and
helps organize the event city’s sesquicentennial points south to watch on
with the Early Edition fireworks display, which July 4. The first fire-
Rotary Club, said pyro- put fundraising a year work goes off at 10 p.m.
technicians set off $20,000 ahead–but that doesn’t from the fairgrounds
worth of fireworks last mean it’s easy. grandstand area, and
year. The same Patriot Along with the cost of the display lasts about
Skies show this year will materials, he said, insur- 20 minutes. Rain date is
cost $24,000. ance has skyrocketed. July 5.
Funds come from The national Rotary Club While the “red, white
many business and indi- requires the locals to and boom” takes center
vidual sponsors. Fund- carry it, and they’ve been stage, Havelka said the
raisers have included told a $10 million policy whole atmosphere makes
beer and wine tasting, isn’t enough. Owatonna’s Fourth of
meat raffles, and new this “Somebody has to pay July fireworks special.
year, purse bingo with for the fireworks, and People often come early
the Eagles Club. we need help with that,” to stake out a spot and
Larger donors can Havelka said. “That’s bring along a picnic
have a firework named probably the biggest dinner.
after them and get access challenge.” “That’s what I love
to a VIP area on the fair- Havelka said he about this event,” he said.
grounds during the event. has been watching the “It’s summertime. It’s
STAFF PHOTO BY LOLA SHAFFER Anyone can contribute fireworks since he was celebrating the country’s
John Havelka has headed the fundraising efforts for Owatonna’s annual fireworks display, Patriot through the Owatonna a kid. Rotary took over independence. This is
Skies, for about 15 years. Chamber Foundation. the event from Jaycees what we should be doing.”
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History Center Model T rolls through BP parade
BY JONI HUBRED ing it back to its original
NEWS EDITOR condition was a labor of
love and rewarding expe-
A
s you’re watch- rience for Dad.”
ing Blooming The Model T will be on
Prairie’s Fourth display (indoors) during
of July parade, keep an Gus’ Station Car Show
eye out for a pristine, on July 16 and during the
1926 Ford Model T sedan Steele County Free Fair
recently donated to the in August. Sometime in
Steele County History the fall, it will be moved
Center. to Owatonna Ford, where
Now parked in the it will be housed over the
Center’s atrium, the winter.
vehicle was painstakingly “We don’t have any-
restored by Owatonna me- thing set in stone for how
chanic Dale Springer, who long it will be at the deal-
was a mechanic and auto ership,” Hinrichsen said.
electrician at Owatonna “This will give us some
Ford for 35 years. Springer time to figure out storage
passed away in February; long term.”
his daughter Pam Raichle That’s a tall order
and her husband Brian with a donation like this.
donated the vehicle not The primary concern is
long after his death. protecting the vehicle
“Since he put so much from sunlight, dust, and
time into the restoration, other “agents of deteriora-
we wanted his work to be tion,” and provide the best
seen, so my sisters and environment. The work,
I decided to donate the STAFF PHOTO BY JONI HUBRED as Hinrichsen describes it,
Model T to the Historical Pictured with the 1926 Model T Ford sedan now on display at the Steele County History Center is director Kellen Hinrichsen. seems as much a labor of
Society,” Pam Raichle The vehicle was donated by the family of the late Dale Springer, who purchased and restored it. love as Springer’s pains-
said. “It’s a piece of Owa- taking restoration.
tonna history; we wanted “The thing that really the History Center had institute a 40-hour work cal Society board member “We are just beyond
it to stay in Owatonna.” brought it home was the space for storage to keep it week, influenced far more Jerry Ganfield, who has grateful,” he said of the
Steele County Histor- story of the car’s life,” Hin- in its original condition. than transportation. Ford driven similar vehicles, donation. “It’s very mean-
ical Society executive di- richsen said. “It might not “We also needed to find created an assembly line has volunteered to take it ingful when something
rector Kellen Hinrichsen have been built here, but a trailer and a crew to get with interchangeable parts out for a spin. has such sentimental
said large donations a significant part of its life it out here,” he said. to manufacture the vehicle. “We wanted to give the value that they would be
require board approval, story is set here in Steele The vehicle display Locally, Springer chance for this to be seen,” willing to entrust it to us.”
and they had to make a County.” includes four interpretive bought the vehicle in 1976, Hinrichsen said. “We don’t You can get a look at
decision quickly. Springer spent years stations, each telling a dif- after it was owned and want something this big the Model T in the atrium
“We had time to do some restoring the forest green ferent piece of the vehicle’s operated in Hayfield and and beautiful to be hidden.” during History Center
research, and we were Model T, from wood-spoke story, as well as the history Detroit Lakes. He worked Raichle said her father hours, Tuesday-Friday, 10
able to determine that it wheels to its black leather of the vehicle that “fun- on his Model T until well restored the Model T just a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday,
belonged here,” he said. interior and a hand-op- damentally changed how into the 1990s, restoring in time for her parents to 10 a.m.-3 p.m. It took the
While the vehicle erated windshield wiper. we as a society move and every aspect of the vehicle drive it to her wedding in place of Nickel, a pre-
wasn’t manufactured in Every piece of chrome interact with one another.” to operating condition. September of 1988. served American bison
the county, he explained, it sparkles. Henriksen said The Model T, with Henry The Blooming Prairie “Dad would drive it in donated in 2012 by the
had a strong local connec- a big part of accepting the Ford’s decision to pay work- parade will be the vehi- parades and take it to car Nechville family and now
tion. donation was making sure ers a minimum wage and cle’s first outing. Histori- shows,” she said. “Restor- in storage.
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Art is all in the family for button design winner
BY KAY FATE
STAFF WRITER
A
ddison Winzen-
burg seems to
be carrying
on a legacy – and possibly
creating a new tradition.
The daughter of Sara
and Patrick Winzenburg,
Addison’s artwork will be
on display nearly every-
where during Blooming
Prairie’s Old-Fashioned
Fourth of July celebra-
tion.
Her design was chosen
as the winner of the 2022
button contest, which was
open to all fourth-graders
in Blooming Prairie. She
was a student in Jenna SUBMITTED PHOTO
Volgarino’s classroom. The Fourth of July buttons, designed by Addison
Set on a light blue Winzenburg, are $3 each. They give the wearer 50 cents off
background, Addison at the beer garden as well as free trolley rides on July 4. The
drew an American flag buttons are numbered; three numbers will be drawn, with
“in the usual colors,” she $100 in BP Bucks going to each winner.
said, “then I drew little
fireworks around it in his brother, Luke, is also spent it – and doesn’t have
different colors.” an excellent artist. I think anything planned.
She used colored pen- their dad was talented, “If I see something I
cils and markers to create too.” want, I’ll probably just buy
the winning design. Addison is the oldest of it,” she said.
Though Addison likes four children, including Her mother said Ad-
art “and I think I’m pretty Greyson, Blakely and dison is “a saver. She’ll
good at it,” she was still Wesley. probably put a ton of
surprised by the an- While they aren’t thought into it before she
nouncement. competitive, “they want spends it.”
“Mr. Schwarz came in to do things like each The buttons cost $3
and told my whole class,” other,” their mother said. and are available at select
Addison said. Part of her “Greyson’s up next, and Blooming Prairie busi-
prize is $25 in BP Bucks he’s also very artistic.” nesses. They provide the
and her own pin to com- They haven’t seen wearer with 50 cents off
memorate the win. many of the buttons at the beer garden, as well
Sara Winzenburg said around town yet, Winzen- as free trolley rides on
Addison gets her artistic burg said, “but I suppose July 4.
ability from Patrick’s side on the Fourth of July Each button sold will be SUBMITTED PHOTO
of the family. she’ll see more of them.” numbered; three numbers Addison Winzenburg, center, is the winner of the 2022 Fourth of July button design.
“Her dad is an excellent As for the $25 in BP will be drawn, with each Blooming Prairie Elementary School Principal Jacob Schwarz, left, surprised Addison with
draw-er,” she said, “and bucks, Addison hasn’t winning $100 in BP Bucks. the award. The contest was open to fourth-graders; Jenna Volgarino, right, was her teacher.
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Red, White and Bounce-house planned for 4th
BY KAY FATE Bounce, described as a ware’s supply of inflat- He stood inside the up in Victory Park, “but There will be no charge
STAFF WRITER “bounce house world,” ables – but that’s the idea. inflatable pumpkin – which not this one.” for entry to Red, White
will sit at Victory Park for Dan Peach, a BP Police isn’t going to be one of the Peach was using water and Bounce. It is spon-
It’s an addition to the all three days of Blooming officer who makes holidays bounce-houses available and a mild cleaner to sored for the weekend by
schedule of events that is Prairie’s Old-Fashioned happier with theme decora- next weekend – and sprayed make sure the inflatables Leo Augusta Children’s
bound to make parents Fourth of July. tions in the empty lot next down the muddy interior. were ready for the public, Academy.
and kids alike very happy. The set-up nearly door to the store, was getting “They’re taking five,” and letting them dry in Rules for use will be
Red, White and cleared out B to Z Hard- them ready last week. he said of the planned set- the sun. posted at the site.
STAFF PHOTO BY KAY FATE
Dan Peach sprays down the interior of a pumpkin-shaped inflatable that was set up in the empty lot next to B to Z Hardware. Peach was cleaning the store’s entire supply in advance of
Red, White and Bounce, five bounce houses that will be set up in Victory Field July 2-4.
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