Apple Blossom Festival 2014

95th Annual Washington State

Apple Blossom Festival

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April 24-May 4, 2014 • Wenatchee, WA

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Welcome Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Official Program of the Apple Blossom Festival • appleblossom.org

Photos by Parsons Photography

Director General Pat McDonald

Welcome to the Wenatchee Valley, and the 95th Annual Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. We are blessed to live in this beautiful valley and that’s why our festival theme this year is “Livin’ The Dream”. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, an art lover, a sports fan, or a lover of good food and wine, the Wenatchee Valley has something for you. This is truly a special place to live and a wonderful place to visit. An army of volunteers work together to make the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival happen each year. Our festival is an 11 day run of fun activities and exciting events for everyone. My favorite? The Grand Parade! I wouldn’t miss it.

We also have a community of generous sponsors without whom we could never make our festival happen year after year. My personal thanks to all who contribute to the Apple Blossom Festival with their time, talent and treasure. It’s been an honor and a pleasure to serve as Director General for Festival 2014. Thank you for joining us this year for “Livin’ The Director General, Pat McDonald Dream” and I will see you at the parade! and her husband Jim

Queen Roslyn Thompson

On behalf of myself, Princess Caroline and Princess Nikara, we are so honored and excited to welcome you to the 95th Apple Blossom Festival here in the Wenatchee Valley.

As ambassadors of the festival we are privileged with the opportunity to share the beauty of our valley with all of you.

Anyone who lives here knows how blessed we are to have a gorgeous backdrop of mountains, over 300 days of sunshine a year and a community that thrives every spring during the Apple Blossom Festival. One of the best parts of this festival is that it shows off the people of our valley. For example, talented artists and musicians and those who put so much time and effort to make our community shine its brightest through this eleven day festival. I don't think there is a place in the world you can truly live the dream better than in Wenatchee Washington.

Our festival is one of the oldest festivals in the state of Washington and this year being it's 95th birthday we are proud to represent the festival that all three of us grew up loving. This festival not only showcases the community of Wenatchee but also the natural beauty, talented citizens, amazing food and fruit industry that continues to make this valley so amazing.

We hope you will join us this year for the 2014 Apple Blossom Festival activities as we are truly "Livin' The Queen Roslyn Thompson Dream."

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Dentists

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Welcome Chancellor Rolfe Ogle

On behalf of the Wenatchee Applarians, Lady Pat and I welcome you to the 95th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. The Applarians, 165 members strong, are the official hosting organization for our Northwest Festival guests. Watch for us escorting each float in the parade wearing our pink shirts.

Members of Applarians serve as ambassadors for Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. We escort the Royalty float at different festivals around the Pacific Northwest, plus one in British Columbia. The Applarians also provide $6,000 each year for our Apple Blossom Queen’s scholarship fund.

The theme this year is “Livin’ the Dream.” We all feel living in the Washington State playground, we are living the dream. We hope you enjoy all the fun festival events and take the time to explore. We have the new Pybus Market on Worthen Street and the beautiful River walk, plus so much more.

Thank you for coming and enjoy the Wenatchee Valley Applarian Chancellor and all it has to offer.

Rolfe Ogle and Lady Pat

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& Brews Entertainment Stage Blossom Beer Garden

In Memorial Park, April 24 - May 4

Charlie Solbrig, Pop Guitar Scout Smith, Soul/Rock Next Big Thing, Rock/Groove ZCountry 94.7 Talent Showcase Country Music Singing Show

Saturday, April 26th This day sponsored by 11am Keyes Fibre Youth Parade 12:30pm Matt Sorenson, Spray Can Artist 2:30pm Royal City Cloggers 3:30pm Wenatchee Big Band, Big Band Jazz 5:30pm Groove N' House, Rock/Groove 7:30pm Junk Belly, Rock

Youth Day

This day sponsored by and 11:00am Apple Blossom Royalty Welcome 11:05am Dance Creations 12:15pm Captain America 12:45pm Matt Sorenson, Spray Can Artist 1:30pm Marin Ryles & Co. 2:30pm Gold’s Gym & Local Mascots, ZUMBA Performance 3:00pm Captain America 3:15pm Art 4 Kidz Awards 3:30pm Pie Eating Contest, Sign ups begin at 11am 5:00pm Fabulous Feet Dance Studio 6:00pm Christian Lundeen, Silas Abbott, Lili Italiane 7:00pm Wenatchee Irish Dance

Monday, April 28th This day sponsored by 11:15am Pioneer MS Jazz Band 12:15pm Clovis Int. Jazz Band 5:00pm Adrienne’s Dance Academy 6:15pm Eden Moody, Country/Pop

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featuring northwest beers & wines

Wednesday, April 30th This day sponsored by 12:00pm EHS Jazz Band 12:45pm EJHS Jazz Band 5:00pm Fabulous Feet Dance Studio 6:00pm Identity Unknown, Rock

BEERGARDEN GARDEN HOURS: 4-10PM ••FRIDAY 1-10PM ••SATURDAY 11AM-10PM•• SUN SUNDAY 11AM-5PM BEER HOURS: THURSDAY THURS 4-10PM FRI 1-10PM SAT 11AM-10PM 11AM-5PM

Thursday, May 1st This day sponsored by 12:00pm WHS Choirs 3:30pm Steven & Sergio, Americana/Rock 5:00pm Gideon’s Daughter, Americana/Rock 6:30pm Custom, Hard Rock 8:00pm Eclectic Approach, Pop/Rock

Friday, May 2nd This day sponsored by 12:00pm Tayla Lynn, Country Recording Artist 2:00pm Karli Kuntz & Marin Ryles 4:00pm Village, Funk Rock Originals/Covers 6:00pm Ben Union, Pop/Rock 8:00pm Cody Beebe & The Crooks, Rock/Americana

Saturday, May 3rd This day sponsored by 11:00am Stemilt Growers Grand Parade 1:00pm Night Argent, Pop/Rock 3:00pm Dime Store Prophets, Rock/Groove/Feel Good Music 5:00pm James Redfern, Pop/Rock/Soul 7:00pm Down North, Soul/Rock 8:30pm Nitewave ~ Seattle’s Hottest, New Wave 80’s Band

Sunday, May 4th This day sponsored by 11:00 Fred Bauer Band, Classic & Original Rock 1:00pm Afton Prater, Pop/Country 2:15pm Mark Morel and Illuzionz, Jazz 3:00pm Apple Pie & Dessert Bakeoff, Awards & Booster Pin Drawing 4:00pm Next Step Dance Studio

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Tuesday, April 29th

INSPIRATION DAY This day sponsored by 12:00pm Apple Blossom Royalty Welcome 12:10pm CHIEF FOR A DAY 1:00pm CommonBond 5 2:00pm St. Paul’s Childrens Choir 2:30pm St. Joseph’s Childrens Choir 3:00pm Serve Wenatchee Valley Childrens Choir w/Elaina Gonzales 5:00pm Appleaires 6:00pm Just Plain Darin

12:00pm 1:00pm 5:00pm 7:00pm

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NON-LEAGUE TEAMS

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EVM ...Everett Merchants NWH ..Northwest Honkers NWS ..Northwest Star Academy SFS ....San Francisco Seals

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Official Program of the Apple Blossom Festival • appleblossom.org

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Best Elementary Award sponsored by

Youth Parade

Saturday, April 26, 11:00 am Photo by Parsons Photography

The official beverage of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival

Happy Apple Blossom!

Bouncy Toys from Trinity Inflatables Over 30 Booths w/ FREE Activities For Kids • Live Entertainment Gold’s Gym Zumba Performance w/ Local Mascots

Youth Day Entertainment Sponsored By

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Grand Parade Grand Marshal

Saturday, May 3 • 11:00 am Grand Marshal sponsored by

Grand Marshals: Bob Parlette, Eliot Scull, and the late Gordon Congdon; all three men have been instrumental in the creation of the Apple Capital Loop Trail and it’s extensions.

Bob Parlette has served the community in countless ways, from his tireless advocacy for community trails systems in the Greater Wenatchee Area, and has been the guiding force to create our beloved Apple Capital Loop Trail. He has served many years as the chair of the Complete the Loop Coalition, and now he has spearheaded a remarkable effort to create the Rocky Reach Trail, which will connect Lincoln Rock State Park to the northern terminus of the Loop Trail.

Dr. Eliot Scull has been instrumental in founding non-profits in North Central Washington that have been transformative to our communities: the Wenatchee Row and Paddle Club, the Complete the Loop Coalition, the Methow Conservancy, and the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust. For each of these organizations, Eliot and his wife Tina, have infused game-changing leadership and funds at critical junctures to allow each organization to make significant gains in leveraging community support.

Most recently, the Sculls gifted over $1.1 M to the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, as a leadership gift in its $8.6 M campaign. The Land Trust is now a prominent communitybased organization with over 1,100 members, a direct result of their leadership.

After nearly 54 years as a physician, Gordon Congdon worked tirelessly with Bob Parlette and many others in the Complete the Loop Coalition, to develop the eastside portion of the 10-mile loop trail that runs along both sides of the Columbia River. A portion of the eastside trail was named in honor of his father, Russell T. Congdon. Up until the last two years of his life, he was a regular biker on the Loop Trail. Gordon often remarked that he was the luckiest man alive to have been able to spend nearly his whole life among friends in Wenatchee.

As the Grand Marshals, they will be honored at the All Service Club Luncheon on Wednesday, April 30 and ride in the Stemilt Growers Grand Parade on Saturday, May 3. The Grand Marshals are sponsored by Colonial Vista Communities and Vista Rehab Therapy.

Bob Parlette

Eliot Scull

Gordon Congdon

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

All Service Club Luncheon

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Open to the Public

Coordinated by Wenatchee Central Lions Club Wednesday, April 30 • Doors Open at 11:30, Program at Noon Wenatchee Center Grand Ballroom • $25 single/$225 for 10

Keynote Speaker

Aaron Levine,Q13 Fox Sports Director Levine started working at Q13 FOX News in March 2007 and now, as the Q13 FOX Sports Director, he anchors the nightly sportscasts and host “Q It Up Sports”, “Seahawks Saturday Night” and “Seahawks Gameday”.

Before moving to Seattle, he worked at KBAK (CBS) in Bakersfield, Calif., where he spent 2-½ years as a sports anchor and reporter, covering five minor-league sports teams, 24 high schools, and Division I-bound Cal State Bakersfield. He was the national runner-up on ESPN’s “Dream Job” show Special guest in the 2003-2004 search to find the next sponsored by SportsCenter anchor. He also graduated from Stanford University.

In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf, working out and meeting new people. Levine is hopeful that his beloved Dodgers will someday meet the Mariners in the World Series and he’s not worried about the internal dilemma it might Aaron Levine cause.

Arts & Crafts Fair

May 2 & 3, 10:00 am-7:00 pm • May 4 11:00 am-5:00 pm Absolutely Nuts Ace Leather Goods Animals to Abstract Artstone Garden Ornaments Balsamroot Ranch Jewelry Bayside Kites Bayside Treasures Beadware Blue Moon Gardens Glassworks Book Jewelry Bookmarks Borsa Bella Cake Chic Studio Celestial Balance Body Products Classy Sassy Jewelry Crazy Girl Limited Critter Creations Cupbearer Designs by Madalynne Diaz Art Glass Distinctive Burl Designs DJL Designs Dog & Pup Glass Studio Elizabeth Stewart Soap Fabulous You Flashback Unlimited Friday Harbor House of Jerky Geneo's Kettle Korn Girly Girl Dress Up Glyptic Concepts Gypsy Lotus

Hair Claws Heaven Scent Candles Hinojosa's Rustic Furniture Hummingbird Hill It's So Easel IVXX Tie Dyes Jordan's Pet Gifts JSC Creations/Garlic Gourmay JuJu Gear Kalp Henna Katrina's Place LaGrave Designs Lil Ladybug Creations Little Darlins Little Sun Hat Lucky Dog Woodworking MA Graphics Marshall Mahler Photography McUnes Creative Side Mehndi Madness Michaels Designs Mountain Meadow Artisans My Favorite Things Name Ring 4 U Nectar of The Vine Over The Line Art Pam's Jams Pamela K Designs Pearls By Nature Peone Creek Pottery

Picket Fence Designs Red Cedar Werx Seattle Fudge Scentual Nature Simplistic Designs Snooter-Doots Spice West Spin Art USA Spokane Cutting Boards Steel Creations Stella Designs Stone Crazy Stormy Mountain Soaps Studio B Jewerly & Gifts Studio Rynkiewicz Sylvia Swasey Designs Tasha's Accessories The Black Scottie The Burlap Lady The Dawgfather The Eclectic Edge The Green Gypsy The Recycled Spoon The Toy Box Three Rivers Gourmet VIP's Magnetic Jewelry Vivid Imaginations Washington Rocks Windrift Hill Windward Gift Shop Wine Design LLC Winfield Designs

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Official Program of the Apple Blossom Festival • appleblossom.org

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Win a trip for 2 to Art Print Las Vegas!

Souvenir Booster Pin Prize Entry

Grand Prize drawing will be at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 4, 2014 at Memorial Park (corner of Chelan and Orondo Street) GRAND PRIZE: Las Vegas for Two Trip courtesy of Two night accommodations for two in Las Vegas and roundtrip airfare for two from an approved point of origin to Las Vegas.

ENTRY BOX LOCATIONS: All entry forms must be received by 5:00 p.m., Thursday, May 1, 2014 at all drop-off locations, except the WSABF Information Booth at Memorial Park. At that location, all entry forms must be received by 2:30 p.m., Sunday, May 4, 2014.

• Apple Blossom Festival Booth at Memorial Park, April 24-May 4, 2014 Only • Apple Blossom Festival Office at 2 S. Chelan, Suite A, Wenatchee • Inside Design Carpet One at 2101 Duncan Rd. N, Wenatchee Apple Blossom Floral at 192 9th St. NE, E.Wenatchee

Trip courtesy of

WASHINGTON STATE APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL (WSABF) RULES & REGULATIONS 1,000 entry forms printed. Must be at least 18 years of age to enter the drawing. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT TO WIN. The WSABF 2014 Board of Directors, Chairpeople, Staff, Top 10 Candidates, Royalty, and their immediate families are not eligible to win. Winner must respond within 10 days or another winner will be drawn. Fees and significant restrictions will apply. Non-redeemable value $1.

“Mt. Cashmere” by artist Claudia Wiggins

Claudia has always had a love for painting and upon her retirement from teaching three years ago, she began studying with master artist Jan Cook Mack. Painting scenes of our amazing valley and her precious grandchildren are among her favorite subjects.

The print is titled “Mt. Cashmere.”

Claudia feels so fortunate to be able to see this view daily from her home as a reminder of the beautiful valley in which she grew up. She and her husband, Keith, own Boswell’s Furniture and have three children and five grandchildren.

Order your print online at appleblossom.org, $32 or at the Festival Office

Sponsored by

Claudia Wiggins

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Royalty Coach

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

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Photo by Parsons Photography

The Royalty & Chaperones would like to thank Sangster Motors for donating this year’s Royal Coach: A 2014 Acadia Denali.

This beautiful vehicle was presented to the Royalty at the Selection Pageant in February, and transports them in comfort and style to over 180 appearances during their reign. The Royalty would also like to thank Terry Ogle & Graybeal Signs for their donation of the window painting on the Acadia.

The Festival invites everyone to stop by and visit the staff at Sangster Motors.

Royalty pictured with Corey Sangster, General Sales Manager.

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Saturday, May 17, 2014 Wenatchee to Oroville – 150 miles $15/rider (RFTB) patch); $5/passenger (RFTB patch). Registration @ Wenatchee Food Pavilion parking lot – 7:30 a.m.; Departure – 10 a.m.; Arrive Oroville a little after 1 p.m. No preregistration. 509-630-2464 Oroville Activities: RALLY AT THE BORDER BLUES FEST, May 17 & 18.

The Cause: Lilac Services for the Blind & Okanogan Sheriff’s Shop with a Cop

Have a Happy & Safe Apple Blossom -"Livin' The Dream"

Help keep Wenatchee green and growing.

Waste Management and Stemilt Organic Recycling Center are working together to grow Wenatchee’s World Famous Fruit.

You can help too, by signing up for curbside pickup service or bringing in your own green waste (leaves, brush, garden) to: 719 South Columbia St., Wenatchee.

Waste Management collects your green waste and delivers it to the Stemilt Organic Recycling Center, which in turn transfers it to their 18-acre compost farm where your green waste is turned into the highest quality compost. Not only have you kept green waste out of landfills, you have helped create nutrient-rich soil for future generations of local farmers.

Compost is also available for sale!

Call SWSC (509) 888-8605 or visit us at 719 S. Columbia Street, Wenatchee. www.stemilt.com

Sign up for green waste pickup service: Call 1-877-466-4668 Visit wmnorthwest.com/wenatchee or wmnorthwest.com/eastwenatchee

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Sponsors

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

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Corporate Event Sponsors $4,000-$5,999 Corporate Sponsors $4,000-$5,999

Royal Corporate Event Sponsors $6,000+ Red Delicious Event Sponsors $1,000-$3,999

Shows Carnival FDIC

Royal Corporate Sponsors $6,000+

Red Delicious Sponsors $1,000-$3,999 Brett & Sons

Midland Trucking

ULTRA TAN

Wenatchee

Picture This Photography

Jim Telford

Hayes Cleaners

Dennis & Sharron Johnson

Chuck & Janice Lawell Douglas County Fairgrounds

Ben Fritz

Frank, Morgan, Brock & Brady Kuntz

Golden Delicious Sponsors $400-$999 Apple Valley Gymnastics Apple Valley Pumping Applesox Baseball Club Associates in Physical Therapy Awaken Wenatchee Church Ballard Ambulance Banner Bank Beecher Hill House Bella Sera Bob's Classic Brass & Brew Brazeau Orthodontics Central Washington Heating Central Washington Title Services Century 21 Exclusively Chamberlin Distributing Company Inc Chelan County Jail China Buffet

Chinook Music Service Clark's Jewelry CMI Coastal Farm & Ranch Coastal Transportation Collin Fashions Commercial Printing Confluence Health Craft Warehouse Cresap Orthotics & Prosthetics Criminal Justice Program Crowne Plaza Dance Creations Derma Tech Permanent Cosmetics Dick's Towing & Repair/ Dick's Towing East Dusty's In-N-Out Eagle Transfer Company Inc.

Eastmont High School Erik Holmberg DDS Erlandsen & Assoc. Land Surveyors Etched In Time First American Title Co. Dale & Gail Foreman Freedom RV Rentals Goodfellow Bros Inc. GS Long Heaven's Best Carpet Cleaning Holiday Inn Express Homchick Smith & Associates Hooked On Toys HR Spinner Inna's Cuisine James Wallace Productions Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward, P.S.

Jerry's Auto Supply Jones of Washington JP Portrait Studio Kay Jewelers Kenaston Music Productions Kestrel Winery Kottkamp & Yedinak, Attorneys KWCC TV Les Schwab Tire Center Liberty Orchards Libke Insurance Associates Inc Lifes Little Pleasures Local-Tel Terri Lyon/Evan Vanhorn Macy's Maurices Rex Menke Merrilll Orthodontics

Mitchell Reed Schmitten & Assoc.

Northern Fruit Terry Ogle Oneonta Trading Corp Pacific Appraisal Associates Palmer Shoes Postive Life Radio 89.9 FM Print Guys Rent Me Portable Storage Safeway Sew Rite Alterations Kerry Siderius Sound Advice Kevin Smith Stemilt Fresh Fruit Sticks Telford's Chapel of the Valley Tree Top Inc. Trinity Inflatables

Tveten Dental Care Verizon Yellow Pages Wells Fargo Insurance Service Wenatchee Center Wenatchee Clinic Pharmacy Wenatchee Downtown Assoc.

Wenatchee Grocery Outlet Bargain Market Wenatchee High School Wenatchee Petroleum Wenatchee Traffic Club Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce West Planes Skydiving Claudia & Keith Wiggins Windmill Ed & Allison Womack Woods & Brangwin, PLLC

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Gala Sponsors $160-$399 Animal Hospital of Wenatchee AMAcore American Shoe Shop Antles Pollen Supplies, Inc. Appleland Pest Control & Home Inspection Avenue Motel Beckstead Electric Krista Berschauer Beck Ron & Kathy Berschauer Blanksma Chiropractic Clinic Dan Feil & Sally Feil @ Bob Feil Boats Button Jewelers C&O Nursery C.T. Imagery Caffé Mela Casa Tapatia

Central Washington Water Charlies Produce Cintas Clifton Larson Allen Columbia Paint & Coatings Community Glass Country Inn Crown Furniture D.A. Davidson Daryl Miller DDS Davenport Hotel Davis Furniture Ann Deal Ernies Grocery Fielding Hills Winery First Choice Collison Center Foot & Ankle Center of Wenatchee Mark & Kathy Fortner Lewis

Mikael Gavin & Patsy Reeves Dave & Sandy Gellatly Gellatly Agency Inc. Gotta Have Java Mike & Teresia Grubb Tyler Gunderson DDS HD Fowler Company Dede Hill and the late Jack Hill Highgate Senior Living Ray & Staci Hobson Horan & Fevold Hearing Clinic Inn at the Market International Paper Jason Austin Productions JCPenney Jet Pro Auto Wash Dean & Lisa Johnson

Jones & Jones, Betts Funeral Home Kahler Glen Golf Course Albert Kissler Leonard Evans Cars Linder & Goetz Lukens Insurance Inc. Luxury Car Services Martin Morris Agency Mathew Jeffery DDS Matthew Estates Winery Merry Maids Metlife/Tom McNair CLU Michah's Custom Works Doug Miller Mills Bros Mission Ridge Mobile Innovations Steve Monson

Connie Morris Nabisco NCW Association of Realtors Osprey Rafting Dr. David Parks Jim & Anna Pieratt Pioneer Title Co. The Print Guys Ray Wells Massage Real Deals Rent A Center Clifford & Renee Riggan-Stocks S.P.O.R.T. Gymnastics Sage Real Estate San Francisco Sourdough Eatery Dan Sollom Springhill Suites Starbucks Sun Basin Theaters

Sun Mountain Lodge Tastebuds The Ice House This Is Wendy Tousled Salon Town Toyota Center Van Doren Sales VanWell Nursery Meaghan Williams Vibbert Vision Menagerie Washington Apple Commission Washinton Growers Clearing House Wenatchee Downtown Rotary Wenatchee Police Reserves Wenatchee Valley Federal Credit Union Wilbur Ellis Wild Huckleberry

Gene & Katie Handley Mary Radewan Heinz High Tech Automotive Holland Machine Inc Hotel Max Hurst Chiropractic Clinic Icicle Creek Brewing Ivy Wild Inn J&K Earthworks Bud & the late Joyce Kight Karpet Korner Katrina’s Wedding Boutique & Classic Limos Keyhole Security Law Office of Tony DiTommaso Lombard’s Hardwood Supply Lulu's Kitchen Rich & Pat Lynn M&E Memorial Markers

McDonald's McGlinns Public House McQuaig & Welk John Mullen Munchen Haus & Icicle Brewing Company Brooke Murray/Dana Hilpert Music Theatre of Wenatchee Jeff & Bev Neher Northwest Bearing Northwest Wholesale Chuck & Cathy Novak Pat Neumann Greg & Karin Oakes Ogden, Murphy, Wallace Out On A Whim Oxarc Papa Johns Peet Plumbing Performing Arts Center

Plaza Super Jet Roger & Sandy Pollock Pregis Innovative Packaging Pro Touch MassageKathy Gavin Rio Vista Winery Tom & Leah Robbins Jolly Ann Sach-Seyster Shred-It-Rite/Empire Record Management Silk Screen Printers Jeff & Judy Smith Smithson Insurance Services, Inc Smitty's Pancake House Steve & Irene Soth Stifel Nicolaus Investment Services Stimac Construction Sun Dog Bead Co.

Superwash East Wenatchee & Wenatchee Syngenta Crop Protection Three Lakes Golf Course Thrivent Financial Tom & Connie VanWell Sally & the late Gale Vradenburg Mike & JoAnn Walker Wenatchee Dental: Drs. Aaron P Kelly & Ruston G. Edwards Wenatchee Emergency Physicians Wenatchee Golf & Country Club Wenatchee Valley College Wenatchee Valley Shuttle Western Market Workland Auto Parts, Inc

Exchange Club of Wenatchee Dan & Sally Feil Polly Kinney Fields Fire Froyo Earth Frozen Yogurt Full Bloom Flower & Plants Janet Martin Gadsby Sue Gavin Sandra Gillette Glaze Golden East Restaurant Dave & Jackie Griffiths Don & Debbie Gurnard Carmen Harris McCrystal Kathy Handley Nosek Linda Haglund Carolyn Ellis Hamilton Hello Gorgeous

Horan Estates Marian Huggins (in memory of Don) Jeff & Renee Jaeger Carol Jessup Ohme Peterson Joan Kraft Julie Kuntz Icicle Junction Family Fun Center Inspirations Johnson, Gaukroger, Woolett & Smith P.S. Kettlebell Lady L.A. Market Lake Chelan Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center Monique Lott Donna Madison

Jim & Pat McDonald Beverly McKoin Martin Kathy Murren Mertes Mikes's Meat & Seafood Roy & Eugenia Miller Monnette & Cawley P.S. Sue & the late Tom Murray Terry & Cooky Ogle Okanogan Estate Vineyards Pannellee's Papa Murphys Pom-Arleau Transfer & Storage Corp.

Precison Embroidery Premier One Properties Pybus Bistro Sharon Redlinger Utigard Scott & Cathy Rice Darcy Riddle Armstrong

Royal Produce Royalty Sash Co. Ruby Marz Bakery Bob & Janet Rust Shakti's Linda Parkhill Shaughnessy Bob Snyder Sound Bennefit Plans South Top Tier Cakes for All Occasions Barb Trandum Julie Vail Willie Weinstein Wenatchee Chiropractic Clinic Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market Wok About Grill Woodland Park Zoo

Blossom Buddy Sponsors $85-$159 Apple Country Inn Applebees Grill & Bar Apple Pi Janitorial Atwood Orchards Auto Mocha Bethlehem Construction Inc. Biosports Brad Brisbine Roger & Betty Bryant Carlson, McMahon & Sealby, PLLC Cascade Natural Gas Cascade Quality Water Center Cascade Veterinary Clinic CD'A Metals Bart & Sheila Clennon Columbia Pediatrics Compu-tech Computer Park Cory Turner Photography Cosina’s Carpet Cleaning

Kaytie Crandell Cuc Tran Café Culinary Apple Cupcake Blues D & B Maintenance Dairy Queen Steve & Tammy DeCamp Bill & Mary Dodge DoGone Walking LLC Mike & Val Doneen Douglas County Fire Dragon's Lair Dale & Gail Foreman Rob & Cobi Foxx Larry & Darlene Frack Jay & Laura Fulbright Gabby's Bridal Store Glenn Distributor Inc. Gold Construction Greedy Orchards

Friends of the Festival Sponsors $50-$84 Jim & Carol Adamson Alliance Fabrication John & Char Allen Almond Blossom Roasted Nuts Alpine Aire American Roofing Anjou Bakery Attic Window Quilt Shoppe Auvil's Select Fruit Lois Banghart Beall Karyn Birmingham Bickford Borsa Bella Bowser Beer Bill & Carol Brewer Brian's Bulldog Pizza & Bowling Busy Bea's Cakes Café AZ

Cha' Coffee Mecca Columbia Colstor Columbia Stainless Metal-Fab, Inc Colyar Jewelry Jan Cook Mack Al & Millie Cordell Cottage Inn Country Store Jane Drake Cummings Trina Damish DeCamp DeCamp Toftness Chiropractic Clinic Dizzy D's Dogwise Elite Needlework Emerald Downs Enchanted Designs

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Schedule of Events

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1. 95 Years of the Apple Blossom Festival

9. Z-Country 94.7 Talent Showcase

Dates: Location:

Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Time: Cost: Contact: Hosted by:

Ongoing year- round Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, 127 S. Mission St. Tues – Sat, 10am-4pm Adults $5, Seniors & Students $4, Children $2 Under 6 and Museum members: Free May 2, Free admission (509) 888-6241 Wenatchee Valley Museum

2. Rocky Reach Hydro Project Dates: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Daily Visitor Center & Gallery-Hwy 97A 9:00am - 4:00pm Free Admission Chelan County PUD, (509) 663-7522 www.facebook.com/VisitRockyReach

Friday, April 25 Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage 7pm Free Z-County Programming (509)667-2400

10.

Dates: P.O.P Nights: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Carnival April 25-May 4 April 28-May 1, $30 Riverfront Park at the foot of 5th Street Grand Opening - 4/25 @5:30pm Weekdays: Opens @ 5pm Weekends: Opens @ 12pm Free Admission - No Gate Fees www.appleblossom.org

3. “A Royal Tea” Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Sunday, April 13 Wenatchee Valley Museum 11am and 2pm $20 includes tiara for ages 4-12, raffle, door prizes, photos with Royalty (509) 888-6240 or store.wvmcc.org

4. Columbia Chorale “Give My Regards to Broadway!”

Event Date: Time: Location: Tickets: Contact:

emorial Park 7, 9, 17, 18, 20,

, 27, 31, 39

Friday, April 25 7:30pm Wenatchee High School, 1101 Millerdale www.pacwen.org Mike Hibbert Mthibbs@juno.com

5. Memorial Park Food Fair

Triangle Park

Dates: Location: Time: Contact:

11, 31, 32, 33

April 24-May 4 Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Daily 11am www.appleblossom.org

11.

Youth Parade

Date: Saturday, April 26 Staging Area: Triangle Park - Cherry & Orondo Parade Route: Orondo & Mission Street Time: 11am Contact: www.appleblossom.org

12. 7th Annual Wenatchee Valley Renaissance Faire Date: Location: Time: Cost: Tickets: Hosted by: Contact:

Sat., April 26 and Sun., April 27 Wenatchee Valley College, 1300 5th St. Wenatchee, WA Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 10am-4pm Adults $9, 6-17 $6, under 6 free http://wenren.brownpapertickets.com WVC Medieval Mayhem Club matthrrsn@aol.com

13. 2nd Annual WA Comedy Festival w/Rory Scovel 4

6.

Entertainment Stage in Memorial Park Dates: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

April 24-May 4 Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Lunch & Dinner hours/Wknds all day Free Admission www.appleblossom.org

7. Inspiration Day sponsored by Serve Wenatchee Valley Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Thursday, April 24 Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage 11am – 7pm Free Event www.appleblossom.org

8. Apple Blossom Musical, “Children of Eden” Dates: Location: Cost: Hosted by: Contact:

April 24-26 & May 1-3 & 8-10; 7:30pm May 4 & 11, 2pm Riverside Playhouse $20 adults, $15 12 & under, $15 seniors Music Theater of Wenatchee (509) 663-ARTS or www.mtow.org

Date: Saturday, April 26 Location: Performing Arts Center, 123 N. Wenatchee Ave. Time: Noon –11pm Tickets: www.pacwen.org Sponsored by: LAPH Productions, www.laphpro.com, Tom K Michael Dentistry Contact: Alex Haley at laphpro@gmail.com

14. Apple Blossom 125 Wenatchee Valley Super Oval Date: Location: Time:

Saturday, April 26 Wenatchee Valley Super Oval, Gates open at 4:00 pm, Time Trials at 5pm, Racing at 6pm Cost: Adults $20, Students $10, 5 & under FREE Sponsored by: Dick’s Heating and Air Conditioning Contact: www.wvso.com

15. Ride the Miniature Train Date: Location: Time: Cost: Hosted by: Contact:

April 26 & 27 and May 3 Wenatchee Riverfront Park, 155 Worthen St. 1-5pm $3 adults/$2 children under 12 Wenatchee Riverfront Railway & Navigation Association, an affiliate of the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center info@wvmcc.org or (509) 888-6240

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16. CrosSport Warrior Challenge Date: Location: Time: Cost: Apps & Contact:

Sunday, April 27 Walla Walla Pt. Park 9am – 4pm Entry Fee/Free to watch chanceh@crossportperformance.com or Chance Harris (509) 293-0773

20. Albertsons Kidz Pie Eating Contest Date: Time: Location: Applications:

Sunday, April 27 3:30 pm Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage www.appleblossom.org – accepted on day of event only Open to 4th to 12th graders only.

24. Blossoms & Brews Beer/Wine Garden sponsored by

21. All-Service Club Luncheon, sponsored by Youth Day

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Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Sunday, April 27 Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan 11am - 4pm Free Admission www.appleblossom.org

18 Art 4 Kidz Display & Awards sponsored by

Date: Location: Speaker: Time: Tickets: Hosted by: Contact:

Wednesday, April 30 Wenatchee Convention Center Aaron Levine, Q13 Fox Sports Director Doors open @ 11:30am Program @ 12 $25 Festival Office or All Service Clubs Wenatchee Central Lions www.appleblossom.org

22. Wenatchee AppleSox, Pitch Hit & Run Event All art entries are due April 17 & 18 from 3pm-5pm or April 19 from 10am-1pm @ the Festival Office Date: Sunday, April 27 Location: Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Time: 11am - 4pm; Awards at 3:00 pm Cost: Free Admission Apps: www.appleblossom.org

Date: Location: Time: Cost: Age Groups: Contact:

Thursday, May 1st WVC Paul Thomas Stadium 5pm – 8pm Free 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14 Ed Knaggs (509) 665-6900, jcorcoran@applesox.com

23. Apple Blossom Golf Tournament, sponsored by

19. Motorcycle Extravaganza Date: Location: Time: Cost: Hosted by: Contact:

Sunday, April 27 RiverWest Retirement, 900 N. Western, Wenatchee 1-3 pm Free event RiverWest Retirement Community (509) 662-2797

Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Thursday, May 1st-FULL Highlander Golf Course 8am Registration/9:30am Tee Time $120 per golfer (cart included) www.appleblossom.org

Music Theatre of Wenatchee presents

the 2014 Apple Blossom Musical

Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact.

May 1-4 Memorial Park May 1 – 4pm-10pm; May 2 – 1pm – 10pm; May 3 – 11am – 10pm; May 4 – 11am - 5 pm $1 cover charge, must be 21 or older to enter www.appleblossom.org

25. Cruiz-In on the Avenue Date: Time: Location: Cost: Contact:

Friday, May 2 6pm-11pm Palouse to 2nd on Wenatchee Ave. Free to participate. Open to all rods, vets & cool cars.

Jim McDonald 670-0542 or www.appleblossom.org

26. Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show Date: Location:

Parade, Fri May 2; Car Show, Sat May 3 Parade- Corner of Grant Road and Georgia St. (East Wenatchee); Car Show, Eastmont Community Park Time: Parade 6:30pm; Car Show 10am-5pm Cost: Free to watch. $25 participation, $75 Commercial Participation Hosted by: Les Schwab Tires Registration: (509) 886-6108 or visit www.east-wenatchee.com/classychassis

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30. Downtown Kiwanis 54th Annual Pancake Breakfast Date: Location: Time: Tickets: Ticket outlets:

27.

39th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair Dates: Location: Time:

May 2-4 Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Fri. & Sat. 10am-7pm; Sunday 11am-5pm Free Admission www.appleblossom.org

Cost: Contact:

Contact:

31. Apple Blossom Run Date: Location: Time: Tickets: Registration:

28. KKRV Presents GS Long Bullriding Blowout Date: Location: Time: Tickets: Hosted by: Contact:

Fri. May 2-3 Town Toyota Center, 1300 Walla Walla Ave. 7:30 PM $20 general admission, $25 reserved, $30 at the door Town Toyota Center and GS Long marketing@towntoyotacenter.com

Hosted by: Contact:

29. 39th Annual Apple Blossom Plus Square Dance Dates: Location: Time: Cost:

Hosted by: Contact:

Saturday, May 3 Triangle Park (Miller St. side) 6:30am - 10:30am All-you-can-eat, $5 advance, $6 gate Apple Blossom Festival Office, Kiwanis Club and at the gate.

Tom Irvin (509) 679-7644, tdinml@yahoo.com

May 2-3-4 Vale Elementary School, 101 Pioneer Ave., Cashmere Fri. 7pm-10pm; Sat. 10am-10:00 pm, Sun. 10am-Noon Free to watch, $30 to dance pre-registered by April 15, $35 thereafter. Weekend teens $25, Weekend family $70 Appleland Promenaders Anne Schmidt (509) 884-1469, annes1@nwi.net

Saturday, May 3 Parade Route to Riverfront Park; Registration- 8am - Start time-9:40am Pre- reg $12; Race Day $15; Kids Free Ballard Ambulance, Wenatchee Valley Medical Center & online at www.wvmedical.com Confluence Health & Ballard Ambulance Steph Grubich, (509) 667-7542, sgrubich@wvmedical.com or Sandy Loomer 663-8711 ext. 5010

32.

Prime Seating for Grand Parade Date: Time: Location: Cost: Contact:

Saturday May 3 Gates open at 8:30am Triangle Park-Cherry St. & Orondo Ave., outside of Recreation Park $5 per bracelet (509) 662-3616 or www.appleblossom.org

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Date: Location:

Time: Hosted by: Contact:

May 3 Orondo Ave. Start at Memorial Park w/Blossoms & Brews, watch the race from McGlinn’s Beer Garden, Ale Fest at Badger Mt. Brewery, Shops open late and parking at Pybus.

Immediately following Grand Parade until 10pm Wenatchee Valley Velo Club Ace Bollinger, (509) 679-5003, acebollinger@nwi.net

35. Antique Auto Display Date: Location: Time: Cost: Hosted by: Contact:

Saturday May 3 Wenatchee Valley Museum, 127 S. Mission St. 1 pm –4 pm Free event Wenatchee Valley Museum (509) 888-6240, brendaa@wvmcc.org

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36. Apple Blossom Radio Control Airplane Fun Fly Date: Location: Time: Hosted by: Contact:

May 3-4 Wenatchee Red Apple Flyers Field, 5201 4th St S.E E. Wenatchee 9am-4pm – Free Event Wenatchee Red Apple Flyers R/C Club rcfan1943@hotmail.com

39.

Ultimate Apple Pie & Dessert Bake-Off Date: Time:

37. Friends of the Library Book Sale Date: Location: Time: Hosted by: Contact:

Saturday, May 3 Wenatchee Public Library, 310 Douglas St. 9am-5pm Friends of the Wenatchee Library (509) 663-6715 or (509) 886-0173

38. Wenatchee Apple Blossom 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Date: Location: Time: Contact:

May 3-4 Walla Walla Point Park 7am – 9pm Paul Floyd (509) 264-7663, paulfloyd2003@yahoo.com www.appleblossom3on3basketball.com

Contact:

Sunday, May 4 Pies are to be turned in between 10am-11am at The Festival Office, 2 S. Chelan; Awards 3pm; Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage in Memorial Park (509) 662-3616 or www. appleblossom.org

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40. 10th Annual Corey McDougall Memorial Golf Tournament Date: Location: Time: Cost: Contact:

Sunday, May 4th Highlander Golf Course 1:00pm $125 per golfer, $450 full team Kari Johnson (509) 433-8217 or kari@mrst.us

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Lehman Johnson Award

Dr. Fred and Ann Deal have lived in Wenatchee since 1972, with Ann’s roots in the valley going back much further. After living in both Spokane and Port Angeles, Ann first moved to the Wenatchee Valley in 1950, when her father Rev. Jim Albertson became pastor of the First United Methodist church. Ann was crowned Apple Blossom Queen in 1958, and fondly remembers many parades and trips during her reign. Ann met Fred, a native of Nampa, Idaho, at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. They were married on June 5th, 1960, by the Ann’s father, Rev. Jim Albertson. In 1972, the family of six moved to the beautiful Wenatchee Valley, when Fred joined the Wenatchee Valley Clinic as an orthopedic surgeon.

It was during these years that Fred renewed his interest in antique automobiles, purchasing many vehicles and restoring them; among them are his famous 1921 Model T Ford. He would later use this vehicle, after restoration, to begin a decades-long tradition of chauffeuring dignitaries and Festival Royalty in the Youth & Grand parades.

Ann was also heavily involved in Apple Blossom, working with other past royalty. She and Fred occasionally helped transport royalty to other parades. Yet Ann really found her niche when she began offering an etiquette dinner for the top ten candidates, where she would teach them the finer points of using the right fork, and dining with good manners.

Fred and Ann look forward to their continuing involvement with the festival. As long as dignitaries still need rides in old cars, and as long as Fred and his century old car hold up, he’ll be driving in the parade. And as long as Royalty Top Ten Candidates need instruction or a refresher course in good table manners, Ann will be hosting a dinner, complete with instruction on fine dining.

The Deals will be honored at the All Service Club Luncheon on Wednesday, April 30, and will also ride in the Stemilt Growers Grand Parade on May 3.

Dr. Fred & Ann Deal

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Apple Citizen of The Year

Kirk Mayer has been named 2014 Apple Citizen of the Year. The Apple Blossom Festival Royalty and Festival Administrator Darci Waterman presented Kirk with the award at the Apple Commission earlier in April. The Apple Citizen of the Year award began in 1981 to honor the roots of the Festival and the leaders that make this the Apple Capital of the World.

Kirk is a graduate of Cashmere High School. He received his degree from Washington State University in 1972 and began working at the Washington Growers Clearinghouse that same year. Kirk is now the Manager at the Washington Growers Clearing House Association which represents 2,000 tree fruit growers.

Over the years Kirk has been involved with over 30 horticulture organizations including the WSDA Commodity Inspection Service Advisory Committee, WSDA Farmworker Education Program, WSDA Future of Farming Initiative, WA L & I Cholinesterase Monitoring Stakeholder Group, Hort. Assoc. Governmental Affairs Committee, NCAE, and the Habitat Farming Initiative.

Kirk and his wife, Debbie, have been married for 25 years and have two children, Carl & Molly. He enjoys playing tennis with Molly and hiking with Carl.

Kirk will be honored at the All Service Club Luncheon on Kirk Mayer, Washington Wednesday, April 30, and will also ride in the Stemilt Growers Growers Clearinghouse Grand Parade on May 3.

The Staf and Students of the Eastmont Schools owe a tremendous debt to those who work tirelessly to keep the pride alive in our schools and in our community. We would like to especially recognize • Our Voters who consistently support our students and approve both bonds and levies • The many Building PTOs, Booster, Pride and Red Zone groups who ind ways to build support for both student and staf needs.

• Our Community Volunteers who work so hard in and around our schools.

• Every Business and every individual who helps make Carnivals, Fun Nights, Picture Days, Book Fairs, Dances, Field Trips and many activities available for our students.

For all the time and support your give to Eastmont students and staf, the teachers of the Eastmont Education Association want to say

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Royalty Past

1939 Pateros Princess Esther D (Stennes) Jones Esther was selected as the Pateros Princess Representative for the 1939 Apple Blossom Festival. Esther’s mother, Bertha, was battling cancer at that time but was able to take Esther shopping for a new blue dress. Sadly, Bertha passed away four days before the Festival and Esther was unable to ride in the Grand Parade.

Esther’s family has recently learned of this story as they prepared to move her after passing of her husband of 71 years, Ross H. Jones. They have requested that the Apple Blossom Festival fulfill a 75 year old dream to ride in the Grand Parade, in her same blue dress, and it is our privilege to see this finally happen for Esther.

Esther D Jones 1936 Apple Blossom Princess Gertrude Webb Scroggie Gertrude, the daughter of Ernest & Lola Webb, was part of the third generation of the Webb family to grow up on the Colockum Creek Ranch. In 1936, Gertrude was asked by the faculty of Wenatchee High School to be an Apple Blossom Princess, of which she was thrilled. One of the most memorable moments was their Big trip to…Seattle. Gertrude married Carl Scroggie in 1939 and delivered milk for Scroggie Dairy. Eventually, Gertrude became the bookkeeper for the Malaga Co-op. Gertrude is the oldest living Apple Blossom Royalty member and we are so thankful to have her be a part of our parade.

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Queen Alex Toth is the daughter of Andrew & Connie Toth; she is a 5th grader at Valley Academy of Learning and has one sister & one brother.

Princess Josefina Albert is the daughter of John & Christina Albert; she is a 5th grader at Sunnyslope Elementary and has two brothers.

Princess Katherine Loomis is the daughter of Greg & Lisa Loomis; she is a 5th grader at The River Academy and has one brother & one sister.

L to R: Princess Josefina Albert, Queen Alex Toth, Princess Katherine Loomis

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Official Program of the Apple Blossom Festival • appleblossom.org Queen Roslyn is the daughter of Bil and Angell Thompson. After graduation Roslyn plans on attending the Rock Church internship in Monroe, WA and then she plans to move to Australia to attend Hillsong Leadership College.

Princess Nikara is the daughter of Paddy Blessing and Jeremy Morgan. After graduation, Nikara plans to double major in business and communications at Western WA University.

Princess Caroline is the daughter of Dr. Jim and Brenda Dahl. After graduation Caroline will attend the University of Washington followed by medical school to become a dermatologist.

L to R: Princess Caroline Dahl, Queen Roslyn Thompson, Princess Nikara Morgan

Chaperones

Adele Haley

Lori Reed

2nd Year Chaperone

1st Year Chaperone

Thanks

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Board of Directors Pat McDonald

David Herald

Debbie Gurnard

Rolfe Ogle

Director General Inside Design Carpet One

Asst. Director General Sunny FM

Program Director Eagle Transfer

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Jeremy Anders

Kelly Atwood

Ken Boyle

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to the following Apple Blossom Festival chairpeople for all their hard work and dedication to the Festival events and activities – for without them, the Festival would not be as wonderfully successful as it is:

Alisa Allen Char Allen Apple Pie & Dessert Bake-off

Alex Haley

Deanna Bollinger

Blossoms & Brews Pybus Public Market

Auction Nancy’s Party Rentals & Sales

Linda Herald

Roger Pollock Golf Tournament

Shayne Rennie

Chris Ewer

Photographer Wenatchee Convention Center

Art 4 Kidz Washington Elementary School

Entertainment Cashmere Valley Bank

Lynn Love

June Vanderhoff

Float Design Orchard Middle School

Jr. Royalty Chaperone

Sally Feil Apple Pie & Dessert Bake-off, Visiting Royalty

Pat Lynn Visiting Royalty

Jr. Royalty Chaperone & Auction Boswell’s Furniture

Malcolm McLellan

Ed Womack

Daryl Ferguson Grand Parade Wells Fargo Insurance Services

Linda Haglund Youth Parade Wenatchee Downtown Association

Curt Ulrich

Ceci Wood

Pie Eating Contest Dept. of Revenue

Central Washington Hospital

Darci Waterman

Jennifer Devereaux

Monica Greedy

Jodi Lowe

Festival Administrator

Administrative Assistant

Office/Events Assistant

Bookkeeper

Apple Blossom Staff Photos by Parsons Photography

Prime Parade Seating

Claudia Wiggins

Legal Consultant Van Ness Feldman, PC

Pageant Reception Cascade Veterinary Clinic

Jeff Neher

Greg Wood

Art Print Cordell, Neher, & Co.

Float Transportation Weinstein Beverage

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Oficial Program of the Apple Blossom Festival • appleblossom.org

Coming Soon to Wenatchee!

G R E A T F A M I L Y C A R N I VA L F U N A T T H E 9 5 T H A N N U A L WA S H I N G T O N S T A T E

Apple Blossom Festival A P R I L 2 5 - M AY 4 , 2 0 1 4

R I V E R F R O N T PA R K , W E N A T C H E E , U S A

4 Pay-One-Price Nights April 28, 29, 30 & May 1 $3000 per person Offer includes: Unlimited Rides from 5 pm-10 pm Wristbands go on sale at 4:30 P.M.

Includes 2 Games & $1.00 off food item at Funtastic Food Stand If you're looking for • Carnival Entertainment • Event Planning • Fundraising or • Carnival Equipment Rental Please call (503) 761-0989.

CARNIVAL HOURS: Monday-Friday 5 pm - Closing Sat. Noon - Closing • Sun. 1 pm - Closing Weather permitting.