Wednesday, July 25, 2012 • B-1
SEQUIM GAZETTE
Reunited
B COMMUNITY Wednesday, July 25, 2012
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SEQUIM GAZETTE
Former orphans enjoy Sequim summer reunion
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Sports • Arts & Entertainment • Schools • Calendar
Images of
Lavender
Dina Kush of Santa Clarita, Calif., clips some lavender at Martha Lane Lavender on Sunday afternoon.
Photos by Patricia Morrison Coate Michael Dashiell Mark St.J. Couhig Matthew Nash Amanda Winters
Ray Wood of Hot Club Sandwich shows off some impressive skills on the fretboard at last weekend’s street fair. Melissa Logan, left, of Seattle, and her sister Asha Logan of Eugene, Ore., twirl in the lavender fields at Jardin du Soleil on July 21 during the Lavender Farm Faire.
Glass artists Judy Ugalde, center, and Marcia Hildebrand only hit the road for one event a year: Sequim’s lavender weekend. The mother and daughter say it’s worth it because they have friends in the Sequim area. “And,” Ugalde added, “there are good people here.”
Quilcene sisters Trillium, left, and Sholena, choose the very prettiest of the smooth glass pieces during Lavender in the Park. The event, held adjacent to the band shell, featured dozens of vendors from near and far.
Misty the Clown (Chris Goff) and “Harriet” put a big smile on Isadora Brogan, 5, at Sunshine Herb & Lavender Farm, while her mother, Katie Brogan, captures the moment. At left is Mary Anne Brogan, Isadora’s grandmother. They came from Olympia and Seattle for their first Sequim Lavender Weekend and want to make it a two-day trip next year.
Keep berries bearing
Adoring Adagio is easy
Super selections Deadlines
A-wake and alive
Master Gardeners show us how to reinvigorate those treats. See page B-10.
Sequim brother tandem showing how it’s done as they compete in national wakesurfing events. See page B-5.
Shelley Taylor, our Dish on Dish columnist, sees it served up well at Sequim east-end eatery. See page B-3.
Babe Ruth bats are not enough
Sequim offense propels 14-year-old all-stars to a sweep in round-robin, but squad falls in state semis. See page B-6.
Sequim Library helps find some fantastic reads for the summer months in “Off the Shelf” column. See page B-9.
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SEQUIM GAZETTE
Galare Thai’s Roony Linnae, front, and Suree Chommuang had the grill fired up for hungry visitors to the Farm Faire.
Jazz in the Alley held at the BrokersGroup saw more than 100 people listen to the stylings of Pearl Django on a clear Friday night.
Les and Sharon Young’s splendidly restored 1928 Model A Ford Special was a favorite among the car lovers at the Sequim Valley Car Show on Sunday, July 22. The show was a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Clubs, with 100 percent of the money raised going to support the clubs.
Geor ge and M ar t ha Washing ton, played by Vern Frykholm and Janet Abbott, welcome guests to Washington Lavender Farm on July 21.
It may have been a little wet, but sponsors and supporters give a sunny cheer and kickoff — via some tossed lavender — to the 16th Sequim Lavender Festival at the fest’s street fair on July 20. From left are Shelli Robb-Kahler, Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce executive director; city councilor Laura Dubois; Susan Olson, Sequim Lavender Growers Association president; emcee Stephen Rosales and Christy Rookard, AVP Branch Manager at First Federal-Sequim.
Photos by Patricia Morrison Coate Michael Dashiell Mark St.J. Couhig Matthew Nash Amanda Winters
Inaya Noorani, 2, of Everett, spies fields of purple at Martha Lane Lavender on Sunday afternoon.
Sydney Jackson and Jimmy Jagosh of Sequim “cut a rug” in the grass at Port Williams Lavender Farm to rock ‘n’ roll by Denny Secord & Band.
Quilts in intricate patterns and intense colors were favorites among attendees at the 26th annual Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Show.
The Summer Fun Continues... Margarita Night!!
Friday Harbor Day Trips
Sat., Aug. 25 and Sept. 22, 8am-7pm Fri., Aug. 3, 6-9pm. Back by popular demand! Wildlife viewing enroute to a five-hour visit in beautiful Chips, dips and salsa provided; traditional and specialty Margaritas available from our no-host bar. Friday Harbor. San Juan Island Tours, kayaking, biking, etc. available.
Marine Wildlife Search
Aug. 4, 9am-3pm Snacks and sack lunches available thru our galley. “Like” us on Facebook
Port Angeles Heritage Days Sunset Cruise Fri., Sept. 14, 6:30-8pm Period-costumed visitors will be aboard!
Reservations and Information 360/452-6210 Full calendar of events www.expeditionsnw.com
Sequim Community Church
15th Annual
M.A.D. Camp 2012
Music, Arts & Drama Camp (for children entering grades 2 through 6)
July 30-Aug. 3, 2012 9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Art ~ Dance ~ Crafts ~ Drama Percussion ~Puppets Video/Film Making 950 N. 5th Avenue • Sequim For more information: 360-683-4194 See our website for details and registration www.sequimcommunitychurch.org