2017 Apple Blossom Festival by The Wenatchee World

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Apple Blossom Festival 98th Annual Washington State

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Welcome

Wednesday, April 19, 2017

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Applarian Chancellor Steve Lacy & Debra Lacy

On behalf of the Wenatchee Applarians, First Lady Debra and I welcome you to the 2017 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. The Wenatchee Applarians are the official hosting organization for the cities of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. As such our members host the Apple Blossom Festival hospitality weekend and escort the visiting floats through our parade. Each year the Applarians provide a $6000 educational scholarship to our Apple Blossom Queen, act as ambassadors traveling to other Applarian Chancellor festivals throughout Washington, Oregon and Steve Lacy & his wife Debra Canada to accompany our Royalty and their float in these wonderful parades and cities. Under the direction of our 1st Vice Chancellor Bryan Campbell and wife Jody, we have planned a fun filled weekend of hospitality for our Northwest Festival Friends. Our goal is to make sure you enjoy your “Awesome Blossom” experience. We invite you to join us for this year’s festivities. Enjoy the events planned for our Hospitality weekend, the activities taking place throughout the community or just enjoy the excitement of our “Awesome Blossom ” weekend.”

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Queen Amy Sand

On behalf of myself and Princesses Paige and Alissa, we would love to welcome you to the 98th annual Apple Blossom Festival. We are honored and thankful to have the privilege of representing this beautiful valley that we get to call home. Our festival has evolved from a very humble one-day event in Memorial park, to emerge as the second oldest and one of the grandest celebrations in Washington State. Our annual celebration is a familyoriented, community festival, featuring our people, traditions and fruit industry. Over 100,000 people will make their way to our beautiful valley to be a part of our activities. All of this couldn't be possible without the many sponsors, service clubs, and amazing volunteers. We are fortunate to live in a region of such natural beauty. Abundant sun shines on the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia rivers, which are framed by majestic mountains and surrounded by many acres of lush orchards. Take advantage of the many recreational opportunities we afford, such as biking the loop or enjoying one of our many hiking trails. We hope that you will immerse yourself in the diverse activities that we have to offer, such as; the Parades, Carnival, Food, Arts & Crafts Fair, and Entertainment in the Park. Young or old, there is something for everyone. We think you will find the people in our community warm and welcoming. It would be our pleasure to see each and every one of you at the 2017 Apple Blossom Festival. Bring your family and friends, and join in on the celebration of “Awesome Blossom”

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Director General Mark Lewis

I would like to personally welcome all of you to the 98th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Awesome Blossom! The rich traditions of our valley are the back drop for our annual 11day festival. I have spent nearly my entire life in Wenatchee. Growing up here, receiving my education and later my life’s work. This city has given me so much and I am proud to call it home. Our festival has something for most everyone. Entertainment, Food Fair and Arts and Director General, Crafts in Memorial Park/ Youth Parade, Grand Mark Lewis & his wife Kathy Parade, Classy Chassis Parade and this year’s “Apple Blossom” Musical “Young Frankenstein.” Don’t forget the “Cruz In” on Wenatchee Ave. on May 5th. Our many thanks to our volunteers, local merchants, individual and corporate sponsors who make this festival happen. We also thank the Wenatchee Applarians. We simply could not put on a festival of this caliber without all who have been mentioned. I feel very honored to have been asked to serve as this year’s Director General and on behalf of the Festival Board of Directors, Chairpeople, Staff and Volunteers we thank you for joining us for the 2017 Festival and hope you enjoy our “Awesome Blossom.”

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In Memorial Park, April 27 - May 7 Thursday, April 27th

INSPIRATION DAY This day sponsored by 12:00pm Apple Blossom Royalty Welcome 12:10pm CHIEF FOR A DAY 1:00pm St. Joseph’s Children’s Choir 2:00pm St. Paul’s Lutheran School 4:00pm Bonga Marimba Eastmont Schools Students 5:30pm Junk Belly Live Americana Music 6:00pm Opening Ceremonies A family friendly variety show Grace City Church Hosts’ “Party in the Park” -Live Music -Karaoke Competition

Friday, April 28h

This day sponsored by 12:00pm An Daire Wenatchee Traditional Irish Step Dancers 12:30pm Lindee Hoshikawa 4:00pm Stompin Ground - Country 6:00pm Fred Bauer Band - Classic/Original Rock 8:00pm Groove Principle - Rock/Cover Band

Saturday, April 29th

This day sponsored by 12:30pm Groove Principle - Rock/Cover 2:00pm Wenatchee Big Band - Big Band Jazz 4:00pm Kevin Jones Band Original/Cover/Rock/Blue 6:00pm Mugsey’s Groove - Rock/Funk 8:00pm Dynamite Supreme Classic Rock/ Motown Funk

Sunday, April 30th

Tuesday, May 2nd

This day sponsored by 12:00pm EHS Jazz Band 12:30pm EHS Choir 4:00pm Lewis & Clark Mariachi 4:20pm Foothills Mariachi 4:40pm Orchard Mariachi 5:00pm Pioneer Mariachi 5:20pm Mariachi Azul 5:45pm Mariachi Azteca 6:30pm Mariachi Huenachi 7:00pm Desmadre Musical Band

Wednesday, May 3rd

This day sponsored by 12:00pm Olivia Passmore 4:00pm Eden Moody- Due - Country/Pop 5:30pm Adrienne’s Dance Academy 7:00pm Slingshot - Rock n Roll

Thursday, May 4th 11:30pm 12:30pm 4:00pm 6:00pm 8:00pm

EJHS Choir EJHS Band Analog Jack - Folk Rock/Reggae Loose Change - Classic/ Original Rock Bakin Phat - High Energy Original Blues

Friday, May 5th

This day sponsored by 12:00pm Lance Tigner - Eclectically Acoustic 1:00pm TBA 4:00pm Gavin McLaughlin Acoustic Rock/Blues/Reggae 6:00pm Hoyer Brothers - Groovy, Funky Rock, Blues 8:00pm Radio 80 - 80’s Music

Saturday, May 6th

This day sponsored by 11:00pm Stage Kids - Broadway Musical Revue 11:30pm L Bow The Clown 1:00pm Art 4 Kidz Awards 1:30pm Funnel Cake Eating Contest 2:30pm Dance Creations 4:30pm Skypiece Band - Indie/Rock n Roll 6:00pm Fabulous Feet Dance Studio

This day sponsored by 1:00pm Jokers Run - Country 3:00pm DimeStore Prophet - Groove/Rock/Reggae 4:30pm Junk Belly Rockin’ Blues/Southern Fried Soul 6:00pm Massy Ferguson Americana/Alternative Country 8:00pm Pre Func - Classic Covers

Monday, May 1st

Sunday, May 7th

12:00pm Pioneer Middle School Band 12:30pm Orchard Middle School Band 4:00pm Fabulous Feet Dance 5:30pm TBA

Beer Garden Sponsors:

12:00pm 1:30pm 3:00pm 3:15pm

Beer Garden hours:

Featured Breweries:

April 28 4pm-10pm

April 28-30 Doghouse Brewing

April 29th 1pm-10pm

May 1-3 Blewett Brewing Company

April 30th 3pm-8pm May 1-5 4pm-10pm May 6th 1pm-10pm May 7th 12pm-3pm

May 4-6 Wenatchee Brewery May 3 Leavenworth Breweries Night $1 Off Drinks All Day

(Blewett Brewing Company, Doghouse Brewing & Icicle Brewery)

$1 cover charge Featuring local and regional Beer, Ciders and Wine!

Illuzionz Jazz - Jazz Neil Diamond Experience Stemilt Apple Pie Bake Off Next Step Dance Studio

This Entertainment Schedule is as of April 19th. Please see appleblossom.org for changes.

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Youth Parade ®

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Youth Day

Sunday, April 30, 11 am - 3 pm The AppleSox Coyote will be at Youth Day signing autographs and taking pictures! Make sure to bring your camera! Performances by: Stage Kids L Bow The Clown 1:00 Art 4 Kidz Awards Funnel Cake Eating Contest Dance Creations Skypiece Band Fabulous Feet Dance Studio -Over 30 booths with FREE GIVEAWAYS, bouncy toys and activities throughout the park!

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GRAND MARSHALS — Sam and Vickie Mills are homeKEYNOTE SPEAKER — Dr. Daniel J. Bernardo resumed his grown Wenatchee residents. They have been married for role as Provost and Executive Vice President of Washington over 40 years, and have resided in this valley all their lives. State University (WSU) in mid-June, 2016 after being named Sam, the oldest of five boys, grew up knowing that the Interim President on July 7, 2015 following the untimely family business was something he might like to do. Sam death of President Elson S. Floyd on June 20, 2015. graduated from Seattle University with a degree in General On May 16, 2014, Bernardo was named Provost and ExecStudies in 1970. He returned to the valley, and began to work utive Vice President of WSU. As Provost and Executive Vice for his father, Sam Mills Sr and his partner Jim Mills, second President, Bernardo serves as the senior academic officer generation owners of the family business, Mills Bros. Sam for the university and has responsibility for academic planofficially took over in 1983, and ran Mills Bros until retiring ning; budgeting; diversity programs, international programs, and closing the store December of 2016. The business was enrollment management, and recruitment and retention of owned and operated by the Mills family for 110 years. faculty, staff and students. Sam & Vickie Mills Daniel J. Bernardo Vickie, born Vickie Carol O’Dell is the middle of 3 children. Bernardo has extensive experience in higher education— She was raised in Wenatchee, and attended college at Washington State University and including teaching, research, administration, and policy development— at the university and graduated in 1973 with a degree in Education. When she returned to the valley, she began college and department levels. Previously, Dr. Bernardo served as Vice President for Agriculworking for Central Washington Bank. She began working at Mills Bros in 1988. ture and Extension and Dean of the College of Agriculture., Human and Natural resource SciThrough the years, Sam and Vickie have both been involved with multiple boards, sup- ences (CAHNRS) FROM 2005-2013. In that position, he was responsible for administering ported community organizations such as the Wenatchee Downtown Association and the teaching, research, and outreach programs in food, agriculture, natural resources and human Performing Arts Center, and sponsored countless community sports teams and fundraisers. sciences. Together, CAHNRS and WSU Extension had over 2,200 employees and an annual This year they received the Heart of Downtown award from the WDA, and in 2015 were pre- operating budget of over $180 million. As Dean of CAHNRS, he led efforts to reinvigorate sented the Legacy Award by the Chamber of Commerce. WSU’s food and agricultural programs including raising over Sam and Vickie were married in March of 1974 at Holy Grand Marshal & Keynote Speaker Sponsored by $220 million in private contributions to fund endowed chairs, Apostles Church in East Wenatchee. They raised three children and now enjoy five grandchildren. In their retirement, they hope to travel and spend time with their grandchildren, who all live locally.

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Arts & Crafts Fair

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Volunteers

Wednesday, April 19, 2017

The Apple Blossom Festival held a reception on May 17 celebrating the 97th Festival “Simply The Best” with over 100 volunteers and members of the Wenatchee Applarians in attendance. Festival volunteers received awards at the event: The Committee of the Year, given to “Blossoms & Brews” This committee is led by Beer Commissioner Alex Haley and was made possible with his two right hand ladies Deanna Bollinger and Amber Holcomb! The Heart of the Festival recipients were beyond our go to people! Thank you Jerry Anderson and Cooky Ogle for having a HUGE heart for our Festival! The Volunteer of the Year Award went to someone who has been with the festival for 25 years! Deanna Bollinger. Our Director General Award for the Year was Pat & Jim McDonald and Terry Valdez for designing, building and fabricating the Queens Float! Thank you to our amazing volunteers, we could not do this without you!!

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Sponsors

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Royal Corporate Sponsors $6,000+

Royal Corporate Event Sponsors $6,000+ Shows Carnival

Corporate Event $4,000-$5,999

Corporate Sponsors $4,000-$5,999

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Red Delicious Event Sponsors $1,000-$3,999

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ACTIVE RETIREMENT • ASSISTED LIVING

Pat & Stacy Armstrong Jon & Gretchen Jones

Brett & Sons

Ed & Allison Womack Classic One East Cleaners

Mark & Kathy Lewis Jim & Katherine Cheney Bill & Rebecca Matson

Jim Telford

Apple Valley Pumping

Tyler Gunderson, DDS Rick & Amy Deuman Jim & Pat McDonald Douglas County Fairgrounds

Dennis & Sharron Johnson

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Golden Delicious Sponsors $400-$999 American Shoe Shop Andante Anytime Fitness Apple Valley Gymnastics Applesox Baseball Club Awaken Wenatchee Church Banner Bank Beauty Bay Fishing Vessel Blue T Lodge Bob's Classic Brass & Brew Boswells Furniture Brazeau Orthodontics Caffé Mela Central Washington Title Services Century 21 Exclusively Chamberlin Distributing Company Inc Chinook Music Service

Clark's Jewelry CMI Coastal Farm & Ranch Commercial Printing Confluence Health Craft Warehouse Cresap Orthotics & Prosthetics CrosSport Dance Creations Darci & Jeff Christoferson Darcy Riddle Armstrong Dave & Shayne Rennie Derma Tech Permanent Cosmetics Dick's Towing & Repair/Dick's Towing East Don & Lisa Popoff Dusty's In-N-Out Eastmont High School

Gala Sponsors $160-$399

Albert Kissler Animal Hospital of Wenatchee Ann Deal Anthony & Megan McCarty Antles Pollen Supplies, Inc. Apple Valley Honda * Avenue Motel Bar Andrea & Lori Van Lithe Beckstead Electric Bill & Mary Dodge Blanksma Chiropractic Clinic C&O Nursery Cake Chic Studio Casa Tapatia Central Washington Water Charlies Produce Chelan County Jail

Cintas Claudia & Keith Wiggins Clifford & Renee Riggan-Stocks Clifton Larson Allen Connie Morris Cosinas Carpet Cleaning Country Inn Crown Furniture Cured Curt Gavin D.A. Davidson Dan Feil & Sally Feil @ Bob Feil Boats Dan Sollom Davis Furniture Dede Hill and the late Jack Hill Define Esthethics Medical Spa

El Mundo First American Title Co. Foot & Ankle Center of Wenatchee Frank Kuntz & Chrissie Dahl Garlini's Ristorante * GO USA Goodfellow Bros Inc. Graybeal Signs Inc. Greg & Karin Oakes Hats Off Limo Heaven's Best Carpet Cleaning Highgate Senior Living Homchick Smith & Associates Hooked On Toys Horan Estates Icicle Brewery Icicle Village Resort Inna's Cuisine

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Pioneer Title Co. Pop Tab Purses Print Guys Riverway Family Dental Ron & Kathy Berschauer S.P.O.R.T. Gymnastics Sage Real Estate San Francisco Sourdough Eatery Sarah Cox Vradenburg In Memory of Gale Vrandenburg SaVi Clothing Sportsmans Warehouse Starbucks Steve & Mal* Neher Sun Basin Theatres Sun Mountain Lodge The Ice House

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Tom & Leah Robbins Tranquility Day Spa Massage Wapato Point Cellars Wenatchee Corvette Club Wenatchee Downtown Assoc. Wenatchee Emergency Physicians Wenatchee Kiwanis Club Wenatchee Mini Train Wenatchee Valley College Mens Basketball Wenatchee Valley Corvette Club Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center Wenatchee Valley Symphony Wenatchee Valley Symphony Western Market Willie Weinstein

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Joan Kraft Joe & Ann Gaspers Johnson, Gaukroger, Woolett & Smith P.S. Julie Kuntz Karyn Birmingham Bickford Kathy Handley Nosek Kathy Murren Mertes Lineage Logistics Lois Banghart Beall Marion Huggins (in memory of Don)

Maurices Monnette & Cawley P.S. Polly Fields Pom-Arleau Transfer & Storage Premier One Properties/June Stanaway Real Deals Roy & Eugenia Miller Sandra Etta Gillette Scott & Cathy Rice Shakti's Sharon Redlinger Utigard

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Blossom Buddy Sponsors $85-$159 Al & Millie Cordell Applebees Grill & Bar Appleland Pest Control & Home Inspection Atwood Orchards Auto Mocha Avalon Music Bart & Sheila Clennon Bethlehem Construction Inc. Biosports Blossm Workland Auto Parts, Inc Borsa Bella Brooke Murray & Dave Evans Bud Truswell Buzz Inn C.T. Imagery Cakes For College Carlson, McMahon & Sealby, PLLC Cascade Natural Gas

Cascade Quality Water Center Cascade Veterinary Clinic Columbia Chorale Columbia Pediatrics Compu-tech Cuc Tran Café Cupcake Blues D & B Maintence Dana Murray Hilpert Don & Debbie Gurnard Douglas County Fire East Wenatchee Mini Storage Elite Hoop Effects Glenn Distributor Inc. Gold Construction Happy Tails Dog Training High Tech Automotive Holland Machine Inc Hurst Chiropractic Clinic In Memory of Sally Vradenburg J&K Earthworks

Friends of the Festival Sponsors $50-$84

Adele & Pat Haley Alpine Air Barbara Trandum Blue Spoon Bob & Janet Rust Bob & Vera Curtis Brian's Bulldog Pizza & Bowling Carmen Harris McCrystal Carol Jessup Ohme Peterson Carolyn Hamilton Davis Char Allen

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1. Disney In Concert-Magical Music from the Movies

Date: April 22 Location: Town Toyota Center, 1300 Walla Walla Ave. Wenatchee Time: 7pm Hosted by: Wenatchee Valley Symphony Cost: $25-$65 Tickets: towntoyotacenter.com This unforgettable performance will feature Magical Music from Disney Movies. Derived from some of the most famous movie scores ever. Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Mary Poppins, Aladdin, The Lion King and more. The musical program explores many of Walt Disney's stories and characters through memorable melodies. In addition to local instrumental musicians, the show will feature four Broadway caliber vocalists, high-resolution film clips from iconic Disney movies and a narrative presented by the singer and conductor.

2. 38th Annual Regional High School Art Show

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Dates: Ongoing through May 6 Location: Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center - 127 S. Mission St. Time: Tues – Sat, 10am-4pm Cost: Adults: $5.00, Seniors: $4.00, Children: $2.00, Museum members: Free The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center is open year-round Tuesday through Saturday, 10am - 4pm at 127 S. Mission. Parking is available on the street or in the free lot at Kittitas and S. Mission, one block south of the museum. Contact: 509.888.6247 or info@wvmcc.org

3. Rocky Reach Hydro Project

Dates: March 1 – October 31 Location: Visitor Center & Gallery-Hwy 97A (7 miles north of Wenatchee) Time: 9:00am - 6:00pm Cost: Free Admission The Wenatchee Valley is blessed with abundant natural resources including the Columbia River, which provides affordable and renewable hydroelectric power for local residents and visitors. A day trip to Rocky Reach Dam is fun and informative. Self-guided tours of the powerhouse include historical exhibits in the Museum of the Columbia, community art shows and displays that explain how clean, renewable hydroelectric power is generated. There is also the opportunity to see the giant generators at work from a walkway high above the powerhouse floor. Outdoors, there are acres of landscaped grounds with shady spots for picnicking, sunny lawns, a playground and geocaching. Rocky Reach Visitor Center is open daily, including weekends. For more information, call Chelan PUD’s Rocky Reach Visitor Center at (509) 663-7522. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/VisitRockyReach.

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4. Columbia Chorale “Good News!...Songs of Africa-America”

Tickets: www.numericapac.org or event night at the door. Event date: Friday, April 28 7:30 pm Location: Grace Lutheran Church 1408 Washington St. Wenatchee Sponsored by: Chorale patrons Karen Rich, Jeff Van Horne, and Larry & Jill Maloney. The Columbia Chorale presents “Good News!...Songs of Africa-America” This event will include spirituals and other music influenced by the African-American experience. Local voice instructor/soprano Leslie McEwen will join the chorale as a featured soloist. For more information, contact director Mike Hibbett, 663-5256

5. Memorial Park Food Fair

Dates: April 27-May 7 Location: Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Time: Daily 11am A delicious part of the Apple Blossom Festival is the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Food Fair in Memorial Park. From lunch through dinner, many tasty treats satisfy the appetite and make meal plans during the Festival a snap! There will be entertainment during the lunch and dinner hours, making the Food Fair in Memorial Park the place to be!! Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

Entertainment Stage at Memorial Park

Dates: April 27-May 7 Location: Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Time: During lunch & dinner hours & all day on weekends - FREE See Entertainment Schedule. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

7. Apple Blossom Musical, Young Frankenstein

Dates: May 3-6 & 10-13 at 7:30pm. May 7 at 4:00pm & May 14 at 2:00pm. Location: Performing Arts Center Tickets: Available now at the Performing Arts Center M-F 12:30 – 5:30 or at http://www. numericapac.org Cost: Adult: $25-$29 Seniors: $23-$27 Youth: $15 Contact: 509.663.ARTS Grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced “Fronk-en-steen”)

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inherits his family’s estate in Transylvania. With the help of a hunchbacked side-kick, Igor (pronounced “Eyegore”), and a leggy lab assistant, Inga (pronounced normally), Frederick finds himself in the mad scientist shoes of his ancestors. “It’s alive!” he exclaims as he brings to life a creature to rival his grandfather’s. Eventually, of course, the monster escapes and hilarity continuously abounds.- See more at: http://www. numericapac.org

8. Blossom & Brews 2017

Cost: $40 Wristbands only if you ride rides. Come and experience the thrill and excitement of the Funtastic Shows Carnival. There is a wide array of rides and games for all age groups. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

10. Rustique Divas Vintage Market at Pybus Market

Dates: Saturday, April 29 Location: Pybus Market, 3 N. Worthen St., Wenatchee WA Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm Cost: Free Admission Contact: rustiquedivas@gmail.com The Rustique Diva's Vintage Market you know and love is back once again at the Pybus Public Market during the Apple Blossom Festival 9. on Saturday, April 29th, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Come on down before or after the Shows Carnival Youth Parade and check out all the regional artisans Dates: April 28-May 7 and vendors selling antiques, collectibles, home decor, Location: Town Toyota Center parking lot. 1300 Walla hand crafted jewelry, soap, repurposed furniture, signs, Walla Ave. Wenatchee salvaged and metal works and so much more! Come Time: Grand Opening - 4/28 @ 3:00pm Weekdays: Opens @ 3pm see what all your friends are talking about at the Pybus Saturday: Opens @ 12pm Public Market on Saturday, April 29th! There will be Sundays: Opens @ 1pm something for everyone! Event Date: April 28 through May 7 Times: Weekdays 4-10pm Saturdays 1-10pm Sunday, April 30 3-8pm Sunday, May 7 12-3pm Location: Memorial Park, Orondo St. Wenatchee Tickets: $1 Cover Charge Contact: Festival Office 509.662.3616 www.appleblossom.org

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Youth Parade

Date: Saturday, April 29 Staging Area: Triangle Park - Cherry & Orondo Parade Route: Orondo & Mission Street Time: 11am The Festival’s Youth Parade is one of the only parades in the state to feature so many of Washington’s youngsters. Over 4,500 children ages 14 and under (and some who are just young at heart) participate in this celebration! Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

12. 6th Annual Apple Blossom Corvette Rally Date: Saturday, April 29 Staging Area: Rocky Reach Dam Park Time: Registration begins at 9:00am gates open from 10am-2:30pm Registration: $30 per car. Dinner additions $48 per person Viewing: Free to the public Bring your Corvette and/or enthusiasm for America’s original sports car. Don’t miss the opportunity to view these great cars from all over the Pacific Northwest. Contact Jim McDonald at mac@insidedesignc1.com for more information, or contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

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13. Ride the Miniature Train

Date: April 29 & 30, May 6 & 7 Location: Wenatchee Riverfront Park, 155 Worthen St. Time: 1-5pm Cost: $2 per ride Wenatchee Riverfront Railway will be running the weekends of Apple Blossom and kids of ALL ages are welcome to ride the 10 inch gauge train. The course winds through a figure-8 layout of bridges, trestles and rails along the Columbia River just south of the carnival. Tickets are $2 per ride and may be purchased at the Pear-a-Dise Station. Train rides are held “weather permitting.” Parking is available at 155 North Worthen Street. Call 509-662-1831 or orphang2@nwi.net for more info.

14. 10th Annual Medieval Faire

(Formerly Wenatchee Renaissance Faire)

Date: April 29 & 30 Location: Chelan Co. Expo Center, 5700 Wescott Dr. Cashmere Time: Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 10am-4pm Hosted by: The Black Knight Society Cost: $10 Adults, $5 children 6-17, 5 and under free (per day) Tickets: www.2riversmedievalfaire.org Contact: alwiyah55@gmail.com

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Youth Day

Date: Sunday, April 30 Location: Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Time: 11am - 3pm - FREE Youth Day will be one of the highlights of this year’s Washington State Apple Blossom Festival. Great performances and activities just for kids. Contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

16. Art 4 Kidz sponsored by

**All Art 4 Kidz entries are due on Thursday April 20, Friday April 21 from 3pm-5:30pm or Saturday April 22 from 10am-1pm ONLY @ the Festival Office, 2 South Chelan. No early or late entries.** Date: Sunday, April 30 Location: Memorial Park @ Orondo & Chelan Time: 11am - 3pm; Awards at 1:00 pm What a great way to showcase the best youth artistic talent in the Wenatchee Valley! Art 4 Kidz is an opportunity for youth, grades Pre-Kindergarten to 12th, to enter their artwork in any of six categories. All entries will be displayed at the Pepsi-Cola Youth Day festivities in Memorial Park. Contact the Apple

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17. Funnel Cake Eating Contest

Date: Sunday, April 30 Time: 2:00 pm Location: Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage in Memorial Park Application: www.appleblossom.org accepted on day of event only The funnel cake eating contest will have three age divisions; 4th & 5th grade girls/boys, 6th- 8th grade girls/boys and 9th-12th grade girls/boys. Prize money, up to $100, will go to the winner in each age division. Entry forms are available at the festival office or visit appleblossom.org. First 8 qualifying applications are entered. If categories are not full on event day, we will accept on-site registration. Must have parent signature.

18. All-Service Club Luncheon

Date: Wednesday, May 3 Location: Wenatchee Convention Center Time: Doors open @ 11:30am * Program begins @ 12pm Tickets: $20 @ the Festival Office, through local service clubs or online at appleblossom.org Speaker: Daniel Bernardo, Provost and Executive Vice President of WSA Hosted by: Wenatchee Downtown Rotary OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. For more information contact the Apple Blossom Festival Office at (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org

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19. Apple Blossom Golf Tournament, sponsored by

Date: Thursday, May 4 Location: Highlander Golf Course Time: 8am Registration/9:30am Tee Time Cost: $150 per golfer (cart included) More fun is in store this year at the Apple Blossom Festival Golf Tournament. Awards, raffles and more. There will be a Hole-in-One Contest for a 2017 vehicle from Sangster Motors. Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

20. Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show

Date: Parade May 5, Car Show, May 5-6 Location: 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 for Participants; $75 for Commercial Participants Hosted By: The City of East Wenatchee The Classy Chassis Parade has become an Apple Blossom weekend favorite, so you’ll want to claim your spot on the parade route early for this 6:30pm Friday night event. Then sit back and enjoy the view… everything from old to new! For those desiring to get a more up close and personal view of some of the “Classy Chassis” the Classy Chassis Car Show is the

place to be on Saturday. Check-in will begin at 9am with festivities in full swing by noon. In addition to good food and great music, you won’t want to miss the Awards Ceremony at 4pm. Pre-registration for participants is strongly encouraged and appreciated, but on-site registration will be allowed. Registration forms will be accepted at the Events Office through 5pm on Wednesday, May 3rd and at Eastmont Community Park (corner of Third and Georgia Streets) on Friday, May 5th, beginning at 3pm. To register, or for more information, call the East Wenatchee Events Board at (509) 886-6108 or visit website www.east-wenatchee.com.

Wander through Memorial Park and join over 100 talented artists, musicians, and crafters from throughout the Northwest at the 42nd Annual Wal-Mart Juried Arts & Crafts Fair. Festival volunteers will be on hand during the three-day fair to answer your questions and display this year’s Festival souvenirs, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, youth apparel, hats, jewelry, booster pins, art prints, and much more! Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom.org

21. 5th Annual Apple Blossom “Cruiz-In”

Date: Saturday, May 6 Location: Triangle Park (Miller St. side) Time: 6:30am - 10:30am Tickets: All-you-can-eat, $6 in advance at the Apple Blossom Festival Office, online at appleblossom.org , Kiwanis Club members or $7 at the gate. Contact: Tom Irvin (509) 679-7644 The Wenatchee Kiwanis Club invites you to their Annual “ALL YOU CAN EAT” Pancake Breakfast. You will be served pancakes, eggs (with or without ham), juice, milk and coffee. The breakfast area is located at Triangle Park, which is close to the float staging area. **EACH TICKET IS AN ENTRY FOR A $750 GIVEAWAY Donated by Cascade Auto Group** (Need not be present to win). $.50 from all tickets purchased through the Apple Blossom Festival will

Date: Friday, May 5 Time: After the Classy Chassis -9pm Location: Palouse to 2nd St. on Wenatchee Avenue Cost: free Join us for the 5th Annual Apple Blossom Cruiz-In Car Show in historic downtown Wenatchee. A fun thing to do after the Classy Chassis.

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24. Apple Blossom Run

Date: Saturday, May 6 Location: Parade Route to Riverfront Park; staging @ Apple Bowl in Triangle Park Time: Registration- 8am; Start time-9:40am Tickets: Pre-registered - $12; Race Day - $15, Kids Race Free Registration: Ballard Ambulance, Confluence Health & online at wvmedical.com Join us for the 26th Annual 2.1k*, 5k run/walk, 10k Run. Saturday May 6th, grades 1-8 are free, registration starts at 8:00 a.m. and race starts at 9:30 a.m. Enjoy post-race snack & refreshments. Award will be presented to the top 3 overall male and female participants, as well as the top 10 girls and boy in each grade category. All 2.1k participants will receive t-shirt and participation ribbon at the finish line on race day. For registration and more information visit www. confluencehealth.com

25. Prime Seating for Grand Parade

Date: Saturday May 6 Time: Gates open at 8:30am Location: Triangle Park-Cherry St. & Orondo Ave.outside of Recreation Park

Cost: $5 per bracelet * Online appleblossom.org The Prime Seating viewing area, just outside of Recreation Park, promises to be one of the best for watching the 98th Annual Stemilt Growers Grand Parade! But get there early; these seats will fill up fast! Purchase tickets/bracelets online at appleblossom.org or at the Festival Office (2 S. Chelan Ave.)

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Grand Parade

Date: Saturday, May 6 Staging Area: Triangle Park - Cherry & Orondo Parade Route: Orondo, Wenatchee Ave., & Mission Street Time: 11am Cost: Free along parade route; except in Prime Seating area ($5) The cannon sounds promptly at 11:00 am on Saturday, May 7 to announce the Stemilt Growers 97th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival Grand Parade. Leading off the parade is the traditional Apple Blossom Run, as well as the daredevil maneuvers of the Seattle Motorcycle Police Drill Team Bands from throughout the Northwest join with the many colorful floats and proud-stepping equestrian units to make this one of Washington’s grandest parades. Dignitaries from many of Northwest Festivals, as well as local and

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state legislators join in to enjoy the Greater Wenatchee Valley at springtime. Contact the Festival Office for more information at (509) 662-3616 or appleblossom. org

27. 3rd Annual Rugrats Nation 3on3 Basketball Tournament

Date: May 7 Location: Pybus Public Market Time: 2pm-6pm Rugrat Nation is a 3 on 3 basketball tournament specifically for grades k-3rd boys and girls. Divisions are k-1st and 2nd-3rd. Rugrat Nation is held in the back parking lot of Pybus with shade for spectators and plenty of seating and excellent food. Right after the Grand Parade on Saturday starting at 2:00 p.m.

28. Tour de Bloom Twilight Criterium 3

Date: May 5-7 Location: Wenatchee and Mission St. Cost: Free to watch Time/Info: Times will vary Hosted by: Wenatchee Valley Velo Club Contact: http://www.wenatcheevalleyvelo.com/ current-event/tour-de-bloom/ The Tour de Bloom Stage Race and Omnium is a three-day cycling event being held May 5-7, 2017, in the Wenatchee Valley. Organized by the Wenatchee Valley Velo Club, Tour de Bloom features a Leavenworth road race on Friday, a hill climb from Squilchuck

The Staff and Students of the Eastmont Schools owe a tremendous debt to those who work tirelessly to keep the pride alive in our schools. We can never thank you enough for encouraging our Legislators to fully fund Education so every student in the Eastmont schools has the same opportunity to be successful. Without all the help you provide to our schools, and our community, Eastmont students would have fewer opportunities for meaningful learning experiences. In gratitude we would like to especially recognize • Our Voters who consistently support our students and approve both bonds and levies • Everyone who contacts our Representatives in Olympia and reminds them to support the education of our children • The many Building PTOs, Booster, Pride and Red Zone groups who find ways to build support for both student and staff 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 you give to Eastmont students and staff, the teachers of the Eastmont Education Association want to say

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State Park to the Mission Ridge Ski Area on Saturday morning, a twilight criterium in historic downtown Wenatchee on Saturday afternoon and evening, and a road race among the rolling wheat fields near Waterville in adjacent Douglas County on Sunday. The event is USA Cycling-certified. Tour de Bloom is held during Wenatchee’s famous Apple Blossom Festival.

29. Apple Blossom Radio Control Airplane Fun Fly

Date: May 6-7 Location: Wenatchee Red Apple Flyers Field, 5201 4th St NE E. Wenatchee Time: 9am-4pm daily – Free Event Cost: Free to the public This annual event features aircraft of all shapes and sizes from the early days of aviation to modern day turbine powered aircraft and from electric & glo-fuel powered to the large gas & kerosene powered models. The aircraft include military, civilian, and historic aircraft throughout aviation history. Great family fun for the aviation enthusiasts at no cost to the public.

Hosted by the Wenatchee Red Apple Flyers R/C Club. Contact Virgil Johnson rcfan1943@hotmail.com for more information.

30. Wenatchee Apple Blossom 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

Date: May 6-7 Location: Wenatchee Valley College Campus Time: Saturday 8am-9pm Sunday 8am-9pm Sponsored by: WVC Mens Basketball Contact: brettmcginnis32@gmail.com or www.facebook.com/appleblossom3on3/

31. Pybus Fine Art Sunday

Date: Sunday, May 7 Location: Pybus Public Market Time: 10am-3pm Cost: Free to the public Contact 509.888.3900 jacobi.schall@pybusmarket.org

32. Ultimate Apple Pie & Dessert Bake-Off

Date: Sunday, May 7 Time: Pies & Desserts are to be turned in between 10am and 11am at The Festival Office, 2 S. Chelan; awards will be announced at 3pm at the Gesa Credit Union Entertainment Stage in Memorial Park. Do you or does anyone you know make the "ultimate" Apple Pie or Dessert? Cash prizes for the top 3 pies and top 3 desserts will be awarded. Interested parties should pick up an entry form at the Festival Office or call (509) 662-3616 or visit appleblossom.org for more information.

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There is something about being a Royalty Chaperone that hooks you into always being a part of the Apple Blossom Family. Whether it is volunteering in the office during the festival or handing out ice cream at the Youth Parade they always want to stay involved. These three past chaperones have gone beyond staying involved since being chaperones, they really have never left. Our Leman Johnson recipients are past chaperones Pat Lynn, Sally Feil and Char Allen. In 1996 Pat’s daughter Allison was a Princess and Pat was hooked! She became chaperone in 1999 and then asked her walking buddy Sally to join her in 2000, then Sally asked Char to join her for 2001. After these three ladies gave up their “crowns” as chaperones they wanted to stay involved. Pat and Sally wanted to improve our presentation to the visiting royalty so they went to local businesses and asked for items to put in a goodie bag that they hand out on Grand Parade day to all the visiting royalty. Sally and Char thought it would be fun to have an Apple Pie Bake Off, so in 2005 the Stemilt Growers Apple Pie Bake Off was created and it is the last Sunday of the Festival. We are honoring these 3 women because they do a lot of little things for the Festival and they do it because they believe in this 98 year tradition!

Pat Lynn, Sally Feil and Char Allen

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. Leo is a 1974 graduate of Tulancigo High School in Mexico. He graduated in 1984 from Washington State University with a degree in Horticulture. After obtaining his degree he worked as a Fieldman at Trout, Chief Wenatchee, and Stemilt. Leo was the first Latino Fieldman and consultant in this area. With input from the fruit industry he created the Hispanic Orchard Employee Education Program (HOEEP) at Wenatchee Valley College and has been teaching that course as well as other Agriculture classes since 1991. “Leo Garcia has been an amazing resource for the tree fruit and wine grape growers industry in all of Eastern Washington since 1991 when he joined Wenatchee Valley College. From his initial involvement in the creation of the Hispanic Orchard Employee Education Program to bringing a similar program to wine grape growers, Leo continues to be the expert growers turn to for help with employee training. I am extremely proud of Leo for his many accomplishments and his deep commitment to students, agriculture and WVC.” – Dr. Jim Richardson, President of Wenatchee Valley College. “Leo puts his heart into everything he does, believing in people and honoring each and every person for their unique abilities, and teaches them to believe in themselves. Helping people get good jobs and helping them succeed is a great source of pride for him.” – Tom Auvil, Research Horticulturist with the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission. “Leo just really loves his job!” -Francisco Sarmiento Leo’s Assistant for the last 18 years. Leo and his wife Karen have been married for 38 years, have 2 children, and 1 grandchild. In his spare time, he enjoys farming, cooking up traditional Mexican cuisine, and construction including woodworking.

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Amy Moubray

Entertainment Cashmere Valley Bank

Jeff Neher

Art Print Cordell, Neher, & Co.

Roger Pollock Golf Tournament

Rose Wulf

Art 4 Kidz John Newbery Elementary School

Julizia Cervantes

Lori Reed

Pageant Mitchell Reed & Schmitten Insurance

Daughter of Agustin & Anjelica Cervantes

Les Schwab Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show Eastmont Community Park Friday, May 5th Parade 6:30 pm

Saturday, May 6th

Car Show 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Awards Ceremony - 4:00 pm

Lily Waterhouse

Daughter of Dan & Sharon Waterhouse Congeniality and Community Involvement Awards

Halston Harn

Daughter of Michael & Tammy Harn

Emily Thompson

Daughter of Rebecca & Thad Duvall and the late Charles Thompson Achievement Award

Thirteenth Annual

Show & Shine Motorcycle Extravaganza es No entry fe ions at & no reserv . ed ir u q re

Open to the public-just ride on in!

Entertainment • Vendors www.east-wenatchee.com/classychassis

Celebrating 98 years of the Apple Blossom Festival

Sunday, April 30th, 2017 from 1 pm - 3 pm at RiverWest Senior Living 900 North Western Avenue

at the top of 9th St. in Wenatchee

Moving the Valley since 1903 FREE ESTIMATES • 662-2114 www.eagletransfer.net

Sponsored by RiverWest Senior Living Call 662-2797 for further details.

“Don’t forget to call your Mom!”

900 N. Western Ave. • Wenatchee, WA • 509.662.2797 • www.riverwestretirement.org

Board of Directors

Queen Amy Sand is the daughter of Brian and Diane Sand. After graduation Amy plans on attending Wenatchee Valley College. Princess Paige Chvilivek is the daughter of Jeff and Brigid Chvilicek. After graduation Paige plans on attending Gonzaga University and double majoring in marketing and public relations. Princess Alissa Riker is the daughter of David and Candi Riker. After graduation Alissa plans on attending WSU and becoming a pediatric cardiologist.

Mark Lewis

Director General Columbia Pet Service

Andy Kottkamp

Assistant Director General Kottkamp Yedinak P.L.L.C.

Craig Field

Chaperones

2017 Jr. Royalty Kristen Holmberg

2nd Year Chaperone

Steve Lacy

Applarian Chancellor

Adele Haley

Confluence Health

Siobhan Fryhover 1st Year Chaperone