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Cass County Fair 2014 • Week of July 27, 2014
Entertainment returns
Grand Marshal
Paying it 4-ward
America’s Got Talent family band takes stage at grand stand July 28
Familiar face leads parade, 163rd annual Cass County 4-H Fair
Miss Dowagiac selling duck at fair to benefit scholarship pageant
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Entertainment returns Twelve siblings headline grandstand events By TED YOAKUM ted.yoakum@leaderpub.com
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s the saying goes, two heads are better than one. When it comes to the performers headlining this year’s entertainers at the Cass County Fair, it appears that 12 singers are better than one. Folk and country musicians The Willis Clan will be in concert at 7 p.m. on Monday, July 28 at the fair grandstand. Tickets for the concert cost $6 for adults, $2 for children 6-12 years old, and $1 for children under the age of 5. The Willis Clan is comprised entirely of 12 siblings, ranging from 3 to 22 years old, all of whose first name begins with the letter “J.” • Jessica, 22 • Jeremiah, 21 • Jennifer, 19 • Jeanette, 18 • Jackson, 16 • Jedi, 14 • Jasmine, 12 • Juliette, 11 • Jamie, 9 • Joy, 7 • Jaeger, 4 • Jada, 3 The group, based out of Nashville, specializes in a combination of country, bluegrass and traditional Irish folk music. They have released two albums to date with a third on the way. The siblings, raised by their parents Toby and Brenda, have competed for years in regional and national dance competitions before making their big musical debut. They also have accolades outside the entertainment world, with several of the boys winning state awards in wrestling. The Partridge Family-esque group has made national headlines in recent years, with a reality series on Great American Country channel
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The Willis Clan, made famous by popular television show “America’s Got Talent,” will perform at the Cass County Fair.
that chronicles their daily, hectic lives. They are also contestants on this season of “America’s Got Talent. The up-and-coming artists caught the eyes of organizers with the fair before their coming out party to the rest of the nation. Several of them saw them perform a 15-minute set at a fair convention last year in Grand Rapids, and were impressed by what they heard and saw. “A lot of us watched the concert and thought this would be a great fit for this year’s fair,” said Brian Kuemin, entertainment chair. They immediately got in touch with them to book them for this year’s fair. Since then, Kuemin and his fellow board members have enjoyed seeing their headliners’ meteoric rise in fame over the past year. In the past, the fair has featured primarily cover-artists and tribute bands as their premiere music act, including last year’s artists, 1964, a Beatles tribute group. While these groups have been popular among fairgoers, having a group of rising stars makes this year’s performance an event attendees won’t want to miss,
“I’m probably more excited about this year’s show than I have been in a while,” Kuemin said. “Whether you’re young or old, you will really enjoy watching them perform,” he said. “They have a great mix between singing and dancing. This is certainly a show that will target a much broader audience.”
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Leading
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or three decades, there’s been a name that many a Cass County equine lover have become quite familiar with from an early age — the Jones Rough Riders. At this year’s county fair, the founder of the imposingly named club will have a different distinguished title bestowed upon her: grand marshal. Sophie Hahn, of Jones, will serve as the 163rd Grand Marshal of the fair. In that ceremonial position, she will have a number of responsibilities, most important of which is to lead the parade during the opening ceremony, at 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 27. Hahn was selected for the role by the 15 members of the fair’s Board of Directors, said member Brian Kuemin. Kuemin was the one who initially brought her name to the table, due her extensive work with the fair’s youth over the last 30 years. “We always look for people who have been instrumental for the county, either with the fair or with 4-H organizations,” Kuemin said. Last year, Dowagiac couple Riley and Margaret Wyant were bestowed the honor. Hahn and her then-husband, Raymond, started the Rough Riders 4-H club, helping the county’s children learn to care for and handle draft horses. Since its foundation, the club has had members from all over the area, including Jones, Cassopolis, Marcellus, Vandalia and Edwardsburg, said Tery Hahn, Sophie’s son. “Children who were in the club back in the day now have children who are in,” he said. Sophie’s passion for horses was born in part to help her children, who shared a similar interest in the animals growing up, Tery said. “We basically boarded horses for the kids who couldn’t afford to do so themselves,” he said. Hahn, who recently retired from her job working at Woodlands Behavioral Healthcare, was surprised when she had heard the news of her selection, her son said. For those who have spent anytime working with her, though, it comes as no surprise at all that her years of dedication to the next generation of Cass County farmers have paid off in a beautiful fashion. “Sophie is a person who has been around a long time,” Kuemin said. “She is a good person, a very well respected leader, and the kids all love her.”
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Paying it 4-ward Miss Dowagiac to auction duck to support pageant By TED YOAKUM ted.yoakum@leaderpub.com
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n true Cass County fashion, Miss Dowagiac Mackenzie Whitmyer is just as comfortable on the farm corralling her small assembly of lambs, pigs and rabbits as he is on greeting onlookers on a float. So it’s only natural, then, that she use her knowledge of livestock to help the next set of Dowagiac beauty queens. At the upcoming Cass County Fair, Whitmyer will be auctioning off the brown-featured mallard duck she has spent the last few months raising, with the proceeds going toward the Miss Dowagiac Scholarship fund. “The organization has done a lot for me,” Whitmyer said. “Besides helping to pay for college, the pageant has helped my confidence and improved my public speaking. I wanted to give back, and what better way than to do it with my passion.” She purchased the bird, which she named Rita, from a friend in Leader photos/TED YOAKUM April, and has been raising it at her Aunt Lori’s farm ever since, preparing for the big day later this month. “This is the first year I’ve ever handled a duck,” Whitmyer said. “I was really nervous about it.” Despite the initial jitters, she has spent every morning taking care the waterfowl alongside her other animals, feeding her, maintaining her pen and even playing with her every once in a while. Whitmyer has been raising animals with the Legacy 4-H program since middle school, she said. Every summer, she travels to her aunt’s farm, spending a good portion of her day taking care of her livestock. “I think I’m at the farm more often than my house, honestly,” she said. While this is no small task for any recent high school graduate, Whitmyer has been successfully juggling her part-time position at Lakeside Parlor in Cassopolis along with her responsibilities as Miss Dowagiac. Despite the long days and early mornings, she
said she has little complaints about putting in the time necessary to prepare for the yearly fair. “I don’t need to be motivated to do it,” she said. “I like it, I just enjoy doing it.” In addition to her bird, Whitmyer will also be showing two rabbits, two lambs, two pigs and a steer at this year’s fair as well. “Fair time is like Christmas for me,” she said. “All the time you’ve put in since April finally pays off.” During the auction, Whitmyer said she is hoping that the duck fetches a decent price from buyers looking to do their part to support the pageant’s cause. “Our buyers are supportive of every single kid,” she said. “They know the dedication that goes into raising livestock, and are super helpful.” In the fall, Whitmyer will attend classes at Michigan State University, where she plans on studying agribusiness. With two years left of eligibility in the 4-H program, though, she said she will hardly be stranger at coming county fairs. “I’ll continue to show until I can’t anymore,” she said.
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