1999 Hi-yu Summer Festival Souvenir Booklet

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Hi-Yu 1999 Summer Festival Program

Sponsors & Service Clubs

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Queen & Her Court

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Candidates

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Past Hi-Yu Royalty

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Junior Court

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Schedule of Events

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Join Hi-Yu Today

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1999 Hi-Yu Sponsors and Service Clubs Donations of Goods and Services Admiral Benbow Inn Site of Visiting Courts Reception Al’s Auto Supply Site of the 1999 Hi-Yu Car Wash Birmingham Steel Steel for trailer repair Boeing Entertainment Stage GT Towing Float Transportation for Sequim Parade Huling Bros & Thrifty Car Rental Provided cars for Junior Court in parades Midas Muffler & Brake Shop Donated Muffler for Float Print Masters Custom Screen Printing Candidate sashes

Peter Richards Summer Festival Program design. HiYu.com design and hosting. Safety & Supply Float Storage "Sounds" on Wheels Donated CD player for Float Stan's Mt View Towing Float Transportation for Daffodil Parade Tacoma Classical Glass Corvette Club Provided cars for Hi-Yu for American Grand Legion Parade and for candidates and royalty at Pirates' Landing West Seattle Big Band "Concert in the Park” The West Seattle Herald Printing our meeting notices, etc.

Patron Members (Businesses)

Booster Members (Businesses)

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Assurance Escrow 5400 California Ave SW.............938-5443 Mark H. Bingham, DDS 6007 California Ave SW.............937-5510 Borracchini's Bakery 4737 California Ave SW.............325-1550 ERA Bianchi-Zaar, Inc. 4448 California Ave SW.............935-3442 Emerald Maritime, Inc. nd 4700 42 Ave SW....................932-9503 First Mutual Bank 4520 California Ave SW.............932-6299 Golden Sun Restaurant 2806 Alki Ave SW .....................937-3023 Javabean, Inc. th 6521 5 Ave NE.......................522-0860 Kathy's Studio of Dance 4210 SW Edmunds ...................935-3777 La Louisianne 4548 California Ave SW.............935-2628 Lien Animal Clinic 3710 SW Alaska .......................932-1133 MTM Restaurant West Inc., dba McDonald's 6307 California Ave SW.............923-2515 Byron M. Nakagawa, DDS, PS nd 4520 42 Ave SW....................935-3161 The Plant Connection, Inc. PO Box 16248 ..........................932-3884 Quid'Nunc 4306 SW Oregon ......................932-8795 Randall Berg & Associates 5445 California Ave SW.............938-0999 Paul Kari Smits, DDS, PS 5647 California Ave SW.............935-4611 Southwest Saws and Mowers th 4447 35 Ave SW....................935-4880 Don Swanson Insurance Inc. th 4711 44 Ave SW....................937-3050 West Home Funeral Chapel 4400 California Ave SW.............932-9300 West Seattle Licenses, Inc. 5048 California Ave SW.............938-3111 Findings, Inc. 4529 California Ave SW.............938-4221

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Service Clubs

Non-Profit Organizations

American Legion Post #160 American Legion Auxiliary Kiwanis Club of West Seattle Lions Club of West Seattle Rotary Club of West Seattle West Seattle Eagles

Arts West Bayview Golf Club Fauntleroy YMCA Hiawatha Advisory Council Southwest Seattle Historical Society West Seattle Alumni Association West Seattle Chamber of Commerce West Seattle Sportsmen’s Club

1999 Candidate Sponsors 1999 Candidate Special Awards Sponsors

American Legion Post #160 Courtesy Accounting Kiwanis Club of West Seattle Lions Club of West Seattle West Seattle Eagles

Academic Award: Rebar & Associates, CPA Community Service Award: Howden-Kennedy Funderal Home Media Award: Doris Richards

Patron Members (Individuals) Harriet Benjamin Elaine RB Hilden Doris Richards Mary & David Rogge Brenda & Timothy Scallon Dell & Victoria Schweitzer

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1999 Hi-Yu Officers and Committee Members 1999 West Seattle Hi-Yu Officers

Karin Enger President

Virgina Cyr Vice President

Tiara Johnson Secretary

Nancy Cromer Treasurer

Past President & Trustees

Loren Gulhaugen .............................................................Past President Barbara Edwards ............................................American Legion Auxiliary Mike Palmquist ............................................Kiwanis Club of West Seattle Dorothy Poplawski..........................................Hiawatha Advisory Council

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1999 West Seattle Hi-Yu Committee Chairpersons Auditing:........................................................................................................Barbara Edwards Bowling Tournament:........................................................................................Kathy Estabrook Buttons: ...................................................................Barbara Edwards/Nancy Cromer/Kathy Parks Candidate Coordinator:.........................................................................................Tiara Johnson Candidate Essay Reading & Open House:.......................................................................................Jay & Joanne Murray Car Show ................................................................................................................Mike Palmquist Community Breakfast: ........................................................................................Sheryl Packard Concert in the Park:............................................................Jim Edwards {West Seattle Big Band] Float......................................................................................................................Paul Wilds Holiday Fashion Show: ...........................................................................................Karin Enger Judges Coordinator: ..........................................................................................Nancy Sherman Junior Court Coordinator:........................................................................................Karen Ogard Junior Court Coronation: .......................................................Dorothy Poplawski/Lynne Chamberlin Kids Fishing Derby:.......................................................................Lloyd Jeter {Sportsmens' Club] Membership: ...............................................................................Karin Enger/Dorothy Poplawski Pirates' Landing:.............................................................................................Loren Gulhaugen Kids Pirates Costume Contest: ...............................................Mike Palmquist [W.S. Kiwanis Club] Publicity:...............................................................................................................Virginia Cyr Scholarship Pageant:.............................................................................................Donna Kehle Seafair Representative: ...........................................................................................Karin Enger Senior Court Chaperone: .........................................................................................Mary Rogge Souvenir Book: ......................................................................................................Karin Enger Street Fair Booth: ...................................................................................................Jay Murray Trailer:.............................................................................................................Mike Palmquist Visiting Courts Reception: ...................................................................................Brenda Scallon White Rose Reception: ..........................................................................................Marsha Riley

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1999 Souvenir Button & West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Float Souvenir Button

West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Float The West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Float "Far Away Places" is a floating garden featuring golden pagodas, traditional ceremonial arches, flowering cherry trees and a teahouse. Cranes and turtles inhabit this garden setting. Children dance while majestic swans and sailing boats glide in the lagoon. The haunting strains of Puccini's Madam Butterfly ensure that this sparkling tribute to our sister city Kobe, Japan will be unforgettable. The float was designed by Paul Wilds and has won awards at every parade we've been to so far this year:

"Far Away Places" was the theme selected this year in honor of our sister city, Kobe, Japan. This year's button is a beautiful souvenir and a great way to help support the West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival. West Seattle Hi-Yu is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization and all the Hi-Yu community activities listed on the Program schedule are funded by business, non-profit and individual community member donations. You can buy a button at all Hi-Yu events and be sure to look for the Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu candidates, this year's royalty and Hi-Yu members at the intersection of Alaska and California Avenues during the Junction Merchants Street Festival, July 8-11. While the button helps fund these activities, needless to say your $10 individual membership, $30 non-profit membership and $50+ business membership is vital to the future of West Seattle HiYu. Of critical importance, also, is the need for community members to participate in planning and production of the summer festival. The Hi-Yu organization has been reduced to a very few hardworking individuals who just don't want to see this 65year-old festival retire. There are many ways you can help with this year's festival or bring your friends and neighbors and add your names to the Hi-Yu membership list next year so we can continue to have the summer festival our community deserves. For information on meetings and activities, please call the Hi-Yu Info Line at (206) 932-3345 or talk to us at the Junction Merchants Street Festival. Official Hi-Yu Website www.HiYu.com

Daffodil Parade (Tacoma): "Best From Another Festival" Irrigation Festival Parade (Sequim): President's Award Rhododendron Parade (Port Townsend): Grand Sweepstakes Trophy I hope you were watching the 1998 Seafair Torchlight Parade. The West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Float won the “Sweepstakes Trophy,” the Torchlight Parade's most prestigious award. This year's float took hundreds of hours of preparation by a few dedicated individuals. We barely got it done in time for the Daffodil Parade in April. It wasn't because we started too late. Our designer Paul Wilds was hard at work on the float even before last year's season ended. We could have used your help. This is your float! Next year please get involved. There's a job for everyone. No experience necessary. It's hard to describe the thrill of having the float you worked on win top honors at parades. Come and find out for yourself how it feels. Call the Hi-Yu Info Line (206) 932-3345 to get more information

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Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Photos by Murray’s Photography

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Sarah Chamberlain - First Princess Hello, my name is Sarah Chamberlain. I am your 1999 West Seattle Hi-Yu First Princess. This past year has been one that I will never forget. It began by meeting a great group of girls who were my fellow candidates. After the pageant, my year continued with Queen Auburn and Second Princess Jennifer. We have had a great year together so far.

Auburn Scallon - Queen

I have spent this past year studying commercial photography at Seattle Central Community College. I have also spent numerous Saturdays working on our award-winning float. “Thank you” to our float designer, Paul Wilds. I feel privileged to have not only helped construct a dream, but to ride on it as well.

Seattle Hi-Yu Queen!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank West Seattle. This is a great community, one I am proud to be a part of and honored to represent. I would like to thank the members of West Seattle Hi-Yu for donating their time, energy, and good spirits to make this year possible and an experience of a lifetime.

The first thing I have to do is say a huge thank

Jennifer Rogge - Second Princess

Hi, my name is Auburn Scallon. I'm a student at the University of Washington, a teacher at Kathy's Studio of Dance, and your 1999 West

you to my family, roommates, everyone at Angelina's and Kathy's Studio of Dance, and of course, every member of Hi-Yu, without who's support, patience, and understanding I wouldn't be here. When asked to write this, I had a hard time putting into words what this experience has meant to me, until my mom told me a story about one of her friends who's earliest memory was of a West Seattle Hi-Yu Queen riding by on a float and waving at him; and that reminded me of watching parades, going to the Pirates' Landing and Junction Merchants' Street Festival every year that I

Hello, my name is Jennifer Rogge and I am your 1999 Second Princess. I have just graduated from Puget Sound Christian College with my AA in Elementary Education. In the Fall I am planning on transferring to Northwest Christian College to pursue my BA in Elementary Special Education. For the past two years I have been working at Academy Gymnastics and Dance of Edmonds where I am one of the head coaches for the competitive gymnastics team. I am also a member of West Seattle Christian Church. These past few months have been a wonderful experience. Auburn, Sarah and I have become great friends, and we have enjoyed traveling to the different communities to represent West Seattle.

back on and smile about. I know I will.

I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to all of the volunteers who have helped make this year possible. I would like to thank Paul Wilds for designing a beautiful, award-winning float for us. I would also like to say thank you to my parents who have been so supportive and helpful in everything.

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can remember. What Hi-Yu means to me is fun and memories that will last a lifetime, and I hope that this year is something you'll look

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1999 Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Candidates Heather Cook Heather Cook is the daughter of Lorrie and Jerry Cook. She graduated from Seattle Lutheran in 1999 and will be attending St. John's University in New York in the Fall where she plans to pursue a career in the communications field, particularly in broadcast journalism. In 1999 Heather received the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association "Distinguished Scholastic Award", the West Seattle Lions Club Student of the Month for January and the Presidential Academic Scholarship to St. John's University, New York. She has lettered in three sports: soccer, basketball and track. In 1999, she received the NCAA Division 1 Athletic Scholarship for Varsity Soccer at St. John's University; she was a participant in the "B" State Championship Tournament in basketball and she was track co-captain. Heather is currently employed by Fisher Broadcasting (ABC KOMOTV4) where she works with the scripts and runs the teleprompter for the KOMOTV4 newscasts. She is also a volunteer at North Central Kiwanis Clubs' Camp Casey and participates in a volunteer mission trip to Ensenada, Mexico. Heather's hobbies are soccer, singing, dancing and meeting new people. Her sponsor is the West Seattle Kiwanis Club.

Nida Hun Nida Hun is the daughter of Sokha Hing and Yeng Hun. She graduated from Seattle Lutheran in 1999 and will be attending the University of Washington in the Fall. Her goal is to become a pediatrician and she would also like to work with at-risk youth. Nida was active in student government at Seattle Lutheran High School and participated in Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track and JV Basketball. She was a member of Key Club, Honors Society; and received the Hugh O'Brien Award, Most Improved Varsity Volleyball and the American Legion Seniors Award. Nida was on the Dean's List and was Lions Club Student of the Month (November '98). She is currently employed as an office assistant at Rayner & Angstead and is also a volunteer at First Place where she is a tutor and mentor to homeless children. Nida's hobbies are jogging, swimming and volleyball. Her sponsor is American Legion #160.

Michelle Mierz Michelle Mierz is the daughter of Linda and Greg Mierz. Michelle will be a Senior at Holy Names Academy in the Fall. Michelle has been an ASB rep, a school ambassador, school big sister, musical choreographer and will be senior year class president. She has received various school department awards, NHS inductee, ambassador of the month, thespians' most spirited inductee, and the Holy Names Academy Trustee Scholarship. Michelle's long range goals include undergraduate study at Seattle University or Western and then a masters in business from Columbia. She is currently employed as a hostess at Salty's on Alki and she also spends several hours a week at St. Mary's Food Bank helping organize and distribute donated food. Michelle's hobbies are dancing, singing and acting. Her sponsor is Courtesy Accounting.

Catherine Chambers Catherine Chambers is the daughter of Pam and Mike Chambers. Catherine will be a senior at West Seattle High School this Fall. She is a member of Honor Roll and participates in cheerleading, gymnastics (made it to regionals) and track. Catherine is involved with a Child Development Class through West Seattle High School. The class helps elementary students at Lafayette with their schoolwork. Catherine enjoys acting and taking voice lessons. She is currently working at Subway. Catherine hopes to attend Arizona State with the goal of becoming a Physical Therapist. Her sponsor is the West Seattle Eagles.

Jilli Victorio Jilli Victorio is the daughter of Susan and Danny Victorio. This Fall she will be a sophomore at Washington State University where she is majoring in Advertising Communications. Jilli is pledge class secretary and Greek Goddess 1999 for her sorority, Chi Omega. She is also Vice President of the Filipino American Student Association at WSU. Jilli was a 1998 graduate of West Seattle High School and participated in many extracurricular activities. She was photo editor for the Chinook, KIRO 7 Sports Correspondent, writer for the Mirror Newspaper, Youth Column writer for Fil-Am Herald, a member of Youth Volunteer Corps, a Peer Mediator, a member of Natural Helpers, and on the BP Fashion Board. Jilli was awarded Miss Inspiration 1998, Lions Club Student of the Month for Leadership ('98, W.S. Alumni Scholarship Award ('98), West Seattle Honor Cord ('98), Varsity Basketball Most Inspirational ('98), Varsity Track Most Inspirational ('98), Homecoming Queen (97'-98'), and a scholarship to take part in 1999 Business Week at Western Washington University. Jilli is currently a camp counselor at Alki Community Center. Her hobbies are dancing, choreographing and photography. Her sponsor is the Lions Club of West Seattle.

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West Seattle Hi-Yu Fundraisers Holiday Fashion Show

Commemorative Stepping Stone

In December West Seattle Hi-Yu held a fashion show at the Fauntleroy Community Church. Our models were the 1999 Senior Court and their mothers: Queen Auburn Scallon and her mother, Brenda; 1st Princess Sarah Chamberlain and her mother, Lynn; and 2nd Princess Jennifer Rogge and her mother, Mary; and the 1999 Junior Court and their mothers: Queen Queen Auburn Scallon modelling at the Holiday Fashion Show. Michaela Estabrook and her mother, Kathy; 1st Princess Jordon Bristol and her mother, Carol; and 2nd Princess Sarah Johnson and her mother, Diane. Five West Seattle stores provided the season's hottest holiday fashions:

Karen Haynes-Palmquist created this beautiful one-of-akind artwork using stained glass for the design. The stepping stone measures about 12" across its hexagon shape and was inspired by the 1999 Hi-Yu button and festival theme "Far Away Places." Karen has been a member of Hi-Yu for about ten years and has donated this stepping stone to be raffled to raise funds to help support the West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival.

Findings Lamonts Margaret's Apparel

Raffle tickets will be available at the Street Festival and at all other Hi-Yu events and the drawing for the stone will be held at the Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Coronation Sunday evening, July 25th, at West Seattle High School.

Shafrans Apparel Target

West Seattle Nursery donated a beautiful poinsettia as a raffle prize. Holiday cookies and punch were served at intermission and Queen Auburn's father, Tim, performed on the guitar.

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On June 29, the Order of the White Rose, a sorority made up of past and current West Seattle royalty and candidates, held its annual reception at the Fauntleroy Community Church. Queen Auburn Scallon , First Princess Sarah Chamberlain and Second Princess Jennifer Rogge welcomed this year's candidates Catherine Chambers (sponsored by the West Seattle Eagles), Heather Cook (sponsored by the West Seattle Kiwanis Club), Nida Hun (sponsored by American Legion #160), Michelle Mierz (sponsored by Courtesy Accounting) and Jilli Victorio (sponsored by the Lions Club of West Seattle), into the Order of the White Rose. The reception was planned and hosted by the 1998 Court, Queen Katie Riley; First Princess Aly Schweitzer; Second Princess Tiara Johnson; and Queen Katie's mother, Marcia Riley. Memory books from Hi-Yu festivals were on display and past court members shared memories of their experiences with Hi-Yu, their service to the West Seattle community and the fun times that went with it. If you did not receive an invitation this year and would like to be added to the mailing list, please call the Hi-Yu Info Line (932-3345).

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1999 Hi-Yu Coronation Again this year it will be "Lights! Music! Action!" in the West Seattle High School auditorium. The 1999 Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Coronation will be a sparkling close to this year's Hi-Yu festivities. This year's coronation will be the product of the wonderful collaboration of our chairperson Donna Kehle, 1997 Queen nd nd Sarah Thorburn, 1997 2 Princess Tricia Kehle and 1998 2 Princess Tiara Johnson.

Photo by Murray’s Photography

Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Coronation

Photo by Murray’s Photography

The Coronation is the final phase of a summer that has been filled with many challenges 1998 Miss Hi-Yu Candidates and we hope a lot of fun for our candidates. In June they met their sponsors and were Date: July 25, 1999 inducted into the Order of the Time: 7:00 p.m. White Rose. In addition to all Place: West Seattle High School Auditorium the community Hi-Yu festivities, th on July 12 the candidates will Tickets: $7.50 (Candidates will be selling tickets participate in an essay reading and tickets will be available at the door) and reception. This will be a judged event and will be held Opening number at the 1998 Miss Hi-Yu Coronoation performed by the 1997-98 court and the 1998 following the Hi-Yu General candidates. Meeting (7:15 pm) at the West Seattle Senior Center. This is a good time to meet the candidates and the Hi-Yu volunteers who help make the H Media Career Award for the candidate with past summer festival possible. experience in media or future plans for a career in print, broadcast or the Internet. You won't want to be late for the coronation the opening number promises to be just as spectacular as last year's. The The candidate selected by the judges as the new West candidates will then demonstrate to the audience and the Seattle Hi-Yu Queen will receive a $1,000 scholarship; the judges one of their many talents and their skill at First and Second Princesses each receive a $500 extemporaneous speaking. scholarship. In addition to the selection of the Court for 1999-2000, We hope you will attend the coronation and show your candidates will be selected to receive the following awards: support for these exceptional young women who have Academic Achievement Award is based on GPA, letters of served their community this summer and have been recommendation from schools and instructors as well as ambassadors for West Seattle at neighboring community festivals. It's also a great time to honor our current royalty, overall participation in their chosen fields of study. Senior and Junior Court, for the outstanding job they have H Community Service Award is awarded for volunteer done this year. This isn't the end of their reign there are service to the community through activities and more parades to come and Queen Auburn Scallon will be a participation in other charitable events on a volunteer participant in the Seafair Coronation Tuesday, July 27th at basis during the past two years. the Paramount Theater. H Miss Congeniality Award for the most congenial candidate is voted on by all candidates in the Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu pageant. R. EORGE . ADEN

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Past West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty 1985-86 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer King 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Stacy Hollrah 2nd Princess . . . . Lisa Brown (Rodriquez) 3rd Princess . Cherlyn Bledssoe (Ferguson)

1974-75 Queen . . . . . . . . Karen Eklunds (Rowlee) 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Boahm 2nd Princess . . . . . Kristie Long (Veyerlin)

1968-69 Queen . . . . . . . . Jamie Georges (Milner) 1st Princess. . . . Barbara Swena (Barnes) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . Joy Laura Arkoosh

1962-63 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bonnie Morse 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . Cheryl McConkey 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Mikael Jones

1997-98 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie Riley 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Aly Schweitzer 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Tiara Johnson

1984-85 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christine Hatfield 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Janet Kisch (Bredl) 2nd Princess. . . . . Monica Leahy (Kenny) 3rd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Stone

1973-74 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lori Brandt 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Dawn Caddy (Gaz) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Vini Herreid

1967-68 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Julie Lindmark 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Kathleen Donnelly 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Darlene Smith

1961-62 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Ann Neville 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . Lenore Stakulson 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Mardie Keane

1996-97 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Thorburn 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . Crystal Contreras 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . Tricia Kehle

1983-84 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Baker 1st Princess . . . Danetta Schafer (Carufel) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . Bunny Campbell

1995-96 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawn Hewitt 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . Sonya Khazaal 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . Nicole Chastain

1972-73 Queen . . . . . . . . . . Julie Baskett (Jones) 1st Princess. . . . . . Kathy Dempsey (Itter) 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . Saundra Selle

1966-67 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Kirsch 1st Princess . . . Sanja Nelson (Talmadge) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Eileen Massart

1960-61 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carrie Farman Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandra Bardsley Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Penny Busche

1982-83 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Dahl 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . Zennea Duff 2nd Princess . . . . Gwen Willimon (Jones)

1994-95 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heidi Wilke 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Pauline Newmeier 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Balliett

1981-82 Queen. . . . . . . Christine McBride (Keene) 1st Princess . . . . . . Tammy Inggwaldson 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annette Wikstrom (Silvernake)

1971-72 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Phelps 1st Princess. . . . . . . . Yvette Van Vorhees 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Sandy Shearer

1965-66 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sherrie Oslin 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Caroline Newquist 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Cindy Smith

1959-60 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandra Gallagher Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Maria Postnikoff Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Lee Rinnert

1970-71 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynn Garcia 1st Princess. . . . Jacquelyn Wilmot (Duty) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terri Fasso

1964-65 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Miller 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . Diane Fasano 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rene Fain

1958-59 Queen . . . . . . . . Nancy Mattison (Eaton) Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Shore Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Mitchell

1969-70 Queen. . . . . . . . . . Laurel Newitt (Griffin) 1st Princess . . Karen Magnussen (Sledge) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . Jayne Margiotta

1963-64 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Glover 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Krook 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Connie Harris

1957-58 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margery Barr Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Baker Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loretta Lenning

SENIOR COURT 1998-99 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Auburn Scallon 1st Princess. . . . . . . . Sarah Chamberlain 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Rogge

1993-94 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexandra Hogan 1st Princess . . . . . . . Tami Phelps (Jones) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Jodi Maxfield 1992-93 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ginger Rice 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Gretchen Girod 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Sefla Fuhrman 1991-92 Queen. . . . . Kerrianne Ferrero (Thronson) 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Weiland 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1990-91 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . Deborah Henthorm 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . Angela Bradley 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Donna Raynew 1989-90 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer Lacounte 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . Susan Gibbs 2nd Princess . . . Theresa Schutt (Koback)

1980-81 Queen . . . . . . Colleen Good (McLaughlin) 1st Princess . Ariska Hairston (Thompson) 2nd Princess . . Theresa Dolan (Anderson) 1979-80 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stacy Hartog 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . Pam Miori (Story) 2nd Princess . Donita Werlech (Cadinale) 1978-79 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Sullivan 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gina Megal 2nd Princess . . Mary Tarabochia (Olason)

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1977-78 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelly Buckmiller 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Voier 2nd Princess . . . Mary Batterson (Weglin)

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1976-77 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . Jodi Stubb (Olson) 1st Princess. . . . Cindy Bedlow (Simpson) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Laura Plough

1988-89 Queen. . . Theresa Bussman (Abbamondi) 1st Princess . . . . . . . Anne-Louise Lorentz 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Weiland 3rd Princess . . . . . . . . Christine Poythress

1975-76 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Freeman 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Green 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Kronk

1987-88 Queen . . . . . . . . Sheila Mattson (Guard) 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . Jodi Thomason 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Kristin Girod

1974-75 Queen . . . . . . . . Karen Eklunds (Rowlee) 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Boahm 2nd Princess . . . . . Kristie Long (Veyerlin)

1986-87 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Julie Shenman 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kim Tupper 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . Karin Edenholm

1973-74 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lori Brandt 1st Princess . . . . . . . . Dawn Caddy (Gaz) 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Vini Herreid

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1999 West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival Past West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty 1956-57 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ruth Lorentzen Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janeil Ray Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Gilman 1955-56 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . Sheila Rusten (Todd) Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandy Thompson Princess . . . Laurine Moilanen (Homestead) 1954-55 Queen . . . . . Diane Friesen (Dyan Cannon) Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shirley Sherman Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sally Woeck 1953-54 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jo Lee Davis Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patricia McGough Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joann Shore 1952-53 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diane Qualls Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darelle Botten Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Jackson There were no queens & princesses for 1936 – 1951 1935 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June Grayson Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mae Reddin Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Billee Rice 1934 Miss Hi-Yu . . . . . . . . . . . . . Evelyn Lindren

JUNIOR COURT ROYALTY 1998-99 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . Michaela Estabrook 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jordon Bristol 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Johnson 1997-98 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brittani Crevling 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelsey Picard 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . Tawnia Barker 1996-97 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paige Baglien 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . Savannah Hosford 2nd Princess . . . . . . Melanie Lauren Faber 1995-96 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tori Enger 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Sara Hoagland 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Courtny Williams 1994-95 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Coleman 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . Sarah Gulhaugen 2nd Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . Carina Carter 1992-93 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 1st Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amber Hintz 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . Vanessa Binkley 1991-92 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . Marissa Rodenburg 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . Natalie Scherwin 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . Brandy Grosvenor

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1991-92 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . Marissa Rodenburg 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . Natalie Scherwin 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . Brandy Grosvenor 1990-91 Queen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Hoffman 1st Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angie Ferrero 2nd Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . Heather Cook

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1973-74 Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . Deena Marie Joanis Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elizabeth Planta Princess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leslie Church

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Junior Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu

Photos by Murray’s Studio

Jordon Bristol - First Princess Junior court First Princess, Jordan Bristol, is seven years old and is currently in first grade at Pathfinder Alternative School in West Seattle. She has been involved in swimming lessons at the West Seattle YMCA for the past six years. She has also taken ballet and tap dancing. Jordan is enjoying her first year as a Brownie Girl Scout member, and she is looking forward to working with the West Seattle community in both Girl Scouts and Hi-Yu. She loves creating artwork and wants to be an artist when she grows up. She also enjoys reading, playing dress-up, and playing with her dad and her younger brother, Coleton in the back yard. She is also a willing participant on shopping trips to the mall with mom. She also has a golden retriever named Max and a cat named Touloust.

Kayla Estabrook - Queen

Jordan is excited to be involved with Hi-Yu, and is really looking forward to participating in the Hi-Yu parades this spring and summer.

Michaela ("Kayla") Lonella-June Estabrook is the daughter of Mike and

Sarah Johnson - Second Princess

Kathy Estabrook and has lived in West Seattle all her life. She attends

Sarah Elizabeth Johnson is ten years

Gatewood Elementary, where she will be starting 4th grade in the fall.

old and attends Seattle Christian

She has also been a student at Kathy's Studio of Dance in West Seattle

School. Her favorite subjects are

for six years.

music, reading and art.

Kayla is proud of her parents Mike works as a mechanic and is a race

family is active in Westside

car driver in the Nascar Raceway Circuit; and Kathy works for the State

Presbyterian Church. Sarah also

of Washington in Social Services. Kayla has two sisters, Angie and

sings in the Sounds of Joy Youth

Rhianna, and a brother, Brian.

Choir.

Kayla's dream is to one day be the owner of "Kayla's Pet Palace she

Sarah loves animals and insects.

wants to save abandoned animals and find homes for as many of them

house pets include two yellow tabby cats, an

as she can.

Australian Shepherd dog, and various short-term insect guests.

When Kayla was crowned the Junior Court Queen she cried with joy.

Comfortable on roller blades or in a swimming pool as she is in her

She promised her family that she would make someone smile each and

princess gown, Sarah is active, outgoing, and friendly.

every day she wore her crown. The honor of being chosen Queen will

practices her "princess wave," she eagerly looks forward to

be a memory she will treasure for the rest of her life.

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Hiawatha Fun Festival & Junior Court Pageant Hiawatha Kid’s Fun Festival

Hiawatha Community Center

The eleventh annual Hiawatha Community Center Kids' Fun Festival will be held on Friday, July 16th, from noon until 4:00 PM. The West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Coronation will take place at 1:00 PM. Please see the article on this page entitled West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Pageant for additional information and sites where applications are available.

The Hiawatha Advisory Council plans, organizes, funds and operates programs in the Hiawatha Community Center and Playfield. The facilities include a gym, an auditorium with stage, a weight room, a fitness center, game room, plus meeting room, sports fields, tennis courts, children’s playground, w a d i n g p o o l , jogging path and running track.

A fun-filled day is planned, included are carnival games, face painting, refreshments, a dunk tank clowns and appearances by professional entertainers. So mark your calendars and come join the fun!

A variety of interesting classes and workshops are offered for all age g r o u p s throughout the year. The Spring Egg Hunt on the Saturday before Easter, the Kid’s Fun Festival on July 16th, the Mediterranean Fantasy Festival on July 17th and 18th, and the Halloween Carnival in October are annual sponsored events. Visit us this summer and see the newly remodeled community center. Junior Court (from left) ‘98 1st Princess Kelsey Picard, ‘99 1st Princess Jordan Bristol, ‘98 Queen Brittani Crevling, ‘99 Queen Michaela Estabrook, ‘98 2nd Princess Tawnia Barker, ‘99 2nd Princess Sarah Johnson.

West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Pageant The Hi-Yu Junior Court Pageant will be held this year on Friday, July 16th, in conjunction with the Hiawatha Kids Fun Festival. Coronation of the 1999-2000 Junior Court will be held at 1:00 PM. The Junior Court participates in Hi-Yu events throughout the summer festival, walks in community parades in the Puget Sound area, and is involved in other community events going on around West Seattle. The pageant process includes filling out an application, having an interview the morning of the pageant, and then attending the coronation at the Fun Festival. Judging is based on personality, friendliness, and an enthusiasm for Hi-Yu. The pageant is open to West Seattle girls, 6 to 10 years of age. Applications are available at: Hiawatha Community Center, Alki Community Center Southwest Community Center , YMCA West Seattle Public Library Call the Hi-Yu Information Line at (206) 932-3345 for more information. Fill out the application, and call Dorothy Poplawski at 937-1989 to schedule an interview time before JULY 14th. Come join the festivities and bring your friends along too it's a great way to support West Seattle Hi-Yu and have fun at the same time!

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Sidewalk Sale & Street Festival 16th Annual West Seattle Street Festival Sponsored by the Junction Merchants

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Merchant’s Sidewalk Sale 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Merchant’s Sidewalk Sale & Street Festival 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Merchant’s Sidewalk Sale & Street Festival 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Farmer’s Market 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll probably find it at the West Seattle Street Festival: " The Junction Merchants will be offering quality items at fantastic savings " Arts & Crafts booths " Food vendors that will make your mouth water " Family games and activities " Two stages with continuous entertainment " A beer and wine garden for the hot and thirsty " A Saturday night Street Dance (8 to midnight) featuring Ricochet. Don’t forget to look for the Hi-Yu booth at the intersection of Alaska & California Avenues (by Key Bank). We need you to buy a button ($1) to help support the community summer festival. We’ll be handing out Summer Festival Programs.

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12 pm Hiawatha Kids Fun Festival Junior Court Coronation (1 p.m.) 4 pm 2700 California Avenue SW

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11 am West Seattle Hi-Yu Seafair Pirates Landing 5 pm 60th Avenue SW & Alki Avenue SW Alki Beach Promenade

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6 am Sportsman Club Kids’ Fishing Derby 10 am Seacrest Marina on Harbor Avenue SW

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7 pm Concert in the Park East Lawn of Hiawatha Community Center 9 pm 2700 California Avenue SW

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10 am Merchants Sidewalk Sale & Street 6 pm Festival

Candidates Essay Reading & Reception at West Seattle Senior Center

Hi-Yu Community Night at the Movies 7 pm Admiral Theatre 2343 California Ave SW

American Legion Post #160 Grand 11 am Parade California Avenue SW south from Admiral Way

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9 am

West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Breakfast VFW Hall – 3601 SW Alaska St

Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Coronation 7 pm West Seattle High School Auditorium Tickets: $7.50 Donation

Seafair Scholarship Program finals and coronation

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Seafair Torchlight Parade 7:30 pm Downtown Seattle on 4th Avenue South from Denny Way to Jackson St.

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Seafair Pirates Land at Alki

Seafair Pirates Landing

Junior Pirates Take Heed! Saturday July 17th, 11am to 5pm

The Seattle Seafair Pirates will once again lay siege to our fair West Seattle community when they storm the beach at the annual Hi-Yu Pirate's Landing at Alki. They will arrive on Alki to pillage and plunder during the Hi-Yu Summer Festival. The action-packed day starts at 11:00 AM and will offer family fun and entertainment. Stage shows featuring local bands will entertain throughout the day. The "Beaters" will start things off playing 60s and 70s Rock and Roll. For some of the band members this is their second time at the beach. The first time was back in 1968! Then "Miles From Chicago", a rhythm & Blues Band will close the afternoon out. This is also Miles' second time at the beach. They wowed everyone last year as "Elmore Lewis and the SoulWreckers". Back also is the "Swashbuckler Beach Vault", a US Track & Field sanctioned NW Regional Championship Pole Vaulting competition sponsored by the Willamette Strider's Track Club. Vintage Chevrolet Corvettes from the Tacoma Classical Glass Corvette Club will be on display. SEAFAIR and West Seattle HiYu Royalty and this year's candidates will make an appearance. Kid's love participating in the Pirates Look-alike contest sponsored by the West Seattle Kiwanis Club, with prizes including the Grand Prize of a One Year Family Pass to the Pacific Science Center, donated by Seattle's Pacific Science Center.

Yo mates! All you pirate wannabes. Imagine yourself joining the Seattle Seafair Pirates for a little swashbuckling fun on Alki beach July 17th. Dress up in your favorite pirate costume and show up on Alki beach between noon and 1 PM on July 17th to register at the West Seattle Kiwanis booth located near the bathhouse.

Enjoy the food provided by different vendors as you stroll the Alki promenade, listen to the music, or just lay in the sun on our beautiful beach.

The Seattle Seafair Pirates land somewhere between 2 and 3 PM (depending on the tide) and judging will be shortly after landing. Prizes will be awarded. The lucky winner will receive a one-year family pass to t h e Pa c i f i c Science Center, donated by Seattle's Pacific Science Center.

Lest we not forget the main event, The Seattle Seafair Pirates! The excitement builds as the time for the landing approaches. While the tide dictates the actual landing time, somewhere between 2 and 3 PM, when you see the "Yankee Clipper" Sea Scout Sailing Vessel sailing near by and its' cannons banging away during the "battle," you know the pirates are very close. The Seafair Pirates will "Hit" the beach in Landing Craft provided by the U.S. Army Reserve. th This year should be spectacular. It is the Seattle Seafair Pirates 50 anniversary. Remembering what has happened in past years, what fiendish tricks could the Pirates have up their sleeve for this special event?

This event is open to kids and Junior Pirates of all ages (1 to 99+).

New this year is the "Legend's Tug-O-War contest". Teams from establishments in and around West Seattle have gone through elimination tournaments to reach the finals held at the beach. Who will be the champion? Will they be good enough to take on the Seattle Seafair Pirates?

Come join us for a great day at the beach!

1998 Winner, Aaron Richards (right)

For more information, please call the West Seattle Hi-Yu information line at (206) 932-3345 or on our Website at: www.hiyu.com

Miles from Chicago These guys are fun! Comprised of several well-known and seasoned musicians from the Seattle area, the band plays a classy variety of energetic blues, soul, and R&B songs that make you want to dance. The band has performed at

In case you didn’t know, Boeing provides the stages for the West Seattle Hi-Yu events. Without them, our shows would seem, well, shorter. Special thanks to Boeing & it’s employees!!

many places around the Northwest, including the 1998 Seafair Pirates' Landing in West Seattle (as Elmore Lewis & the SoulWreckers). The band consists of leader Miles from Chicago on bass and vocals, Tom Brighton and Kevin Wallace on guitars and vocals, Scotty Harris on Saxophone and KT Tuttle on drums. All talented musicians, these guys know how to lay down a beat and belch out music that is fun for those who like to dance, watch, or listen.

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“Art of Gardening” - West Seattle Garden Tour West Seattle Garden Tour The Fifth Annual West Seattle Garden Tour will be held on Saturday, July 17, from 9 AM to 5 PM and will feature eight private gardens. Mrs. Jonsen, tour co-chairperson, encourages purchasing tickets early. "We expect the tour to be a sell-out again this year." The eight enchanting gardens will display the unique character of the gardener(s) with water features, garden architecture, and a variety of planting themes. Local artists will be "at work" in the gardens for the pleasure of the guests. The gardeners, volunteers and master gardeners will be on hand to answer questions and point out features of interest.

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Annual Fishing Derby Annual Hi-Yu Kids’ Fishing Derby

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It's early Sunday morning. The city is still quiet. Birds are singing and the fish are hungry. It's the perfect time to fish! On Sunday, July 18, be prepared to be awoken by your young, enthusiastic anglers for the annual Kids' Fishing Derby down at Seacrest Marina on Harbor Avenue.

Founded in 1934, the Sportsmen’s Club was established to provide a place where persons of all ages could learn to hunt safely, and legally. The ability of marksmanship with a gun was for sport and safety. The Roger Dahl Rifle Range at West Seattle Stadium has seen hundreds of young people trained in firearm safety and certification.

Fishing and festivities start at 6:00 a.m. and continue until 10:00 a.m., when the prizes and ice cream are bestowed upon the children by the 1999 West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty and next year ’s candidates. Best of all, it's absolutely free. Adult supervision for children under 12 is required. Up to 50 fishing poles, provided by the marina, will be made available for use by the youngsters. So get your kids, your neighbor's kids (hey what a great activity for kids' clubs!) and prepare to join in the fishing fun! Call Lloyd Jeter (206) 935-0024, for details.

The club has also been recognized for its efforts to promote conservation of natural resources and the propagation of species statewide. Call Lloyd Jeter at (206) 935-0024 for more information.

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Concert in the Park Concert in the Park

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Featuring the West Seattle Big Band Back again for their third year, West Seattle Big Band will perform from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Tuesday, July 20th. This event will be held at the newly refurbished Seattle Parks Department amphitheater, located on the east lawn of the Hiawatha Community Center (that's on the grass behind the field house, so bring a blanket or lawn chair). This is a weather-dependent concert, so keep your eyes on the fiveday forecast and hopefully La Nina will be kind to us. This 18-piece Big Band has been performing in the area for the past three years. About half of its membership are alumni from West Seattle High School, including retired Band Director Donn Weaver who taught at West Side from 1986 to 1978. The band performs at several events throughout the West Seattle area, performing for fundraisers, street festivals and swing dances. They have performed in the Admiral Congregational Church Performance Series for the past few years. They take part in the annual All -Class Reunion at WSHS, and will be participating in the Summer Music series at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard this August. The band performs music from the swing era as well as updated arrangements of old favorites, including music from the libraries of Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson, Duke Ellington and, of course, Glenn Miller. The group also emphasizes support of the performing arts in public schools. This year West Seattle Big Band will help pay the tuition for a number of West Seattle High School students to participate in the Seattle Schools All-City Marching Band. For more information and availability of the band, please call Jim Edwards at (206) 932-9571. Local musicians who are interested in rehearsing or performing with this group are also encouraged to call.

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Hi-Yu Community Night at the Movies The Admiral Theatre The Admiral Theatre's predecessor, the Portola Theater, was built in 1919. The theater offered a different menu every two or three days, usually a feature film, a newsreel or two and a comedy short. In 1923 and 1924 it fought off stiff competition from the Apollo Theater {which was located on the east side of California Avenue near Edmunds Street). According to the Herald (June 1923), the Portola had "the best in pictures . . . Many will be first runs in the state." In September 1924, the Portola installed an $18,000 pipe organ, a 60-piece orchestral variety that was the biggest in suburban Seattle. Record crowds attended the first performances. The theater also debuted a film with old-time favorite songs, "Led by Miss (Adelaide) Kirkman on the big new pipe organ as the words were flashed on the screen, the audience all joined in and sang. So enthusiastic was this novelty picture received by the audience, that the many people waiting in front to gain admission thought there surely must be some large opera company inside."

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Sterling Theatres owned by John Danz, purchased the Portola site and nearby land from realtor W.T. Campbell and hired B. Marcus Priteca to design the new structure. According to the Herald, Mr. Priteca was "reputed to be the best theatre architect on the Coast." The cost of the project ballooned from $60-80,000 in June 1938, to $100,000 in April 1941, then to $200,000 a month later. Ground was broken in July, and storefronts just south of the Portola that housed Campbell's office, Cooper shoe repair, a barber shop and Spick and Span Confectionery were razed. There was a contest to name the 1000-seat theater. The judges were West Seattle High principal Reid Fulton, Seattle City Council member Bob Jones, Herald publisher Clyde Dunn, theater manager Milt Lewis and Danz himself, plus Sterling executives Joe Rosenfield, Jack Sampson and Danz' son Fred as advisers. The July 24, 1941 Herald announced that Mrs. Frank Hunter won the $100 first prize for suggesting the theater be given the name of the neighborhood's major arterial, Admiral Way. Milton Lewis, manager of the Granada (also owned by Sterling), delivered the prize personally. The contest drew 1,061 entries with 300 different names. More than 90 entrants suggested "Admiral," and each got a month's theater pass. In keeping with its nautical name, the Admiral Theater's décor came complete with portholes, seahorses on the exit signs and a giant mast and crow's nest on the building's "upper deck." The Herald announced: "The Admiral will be as different from the old time movie theaters as the original airplane was from the modern Boeing bomber . . .It transcends every preconceived idea of motion picture theatres, and will amaze everyone with its new beauties, its new revelations in comfort, sight and sound." The most unusual features were the availability of portable earphones "for the hard-of-hearing" and the installation of "push-back" seats, "the greatest theatre improvement since the advent of talking pictures!" According to the Herald: "No longer do people have to rise when others seek to enter their row. Now, they merely push back with their feet, the seat moves back, and the enjoyment of the picture continues uninterruptedly."

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The Portola held a "big Charleston contest" on its wide stage December 2-3, 1925. Every seat was taken and the foyer was jammed both nights as Evelyn Beahm topped the "fast and furious" competition. The Portola Theater spent $10,000 on equipment and in July of 1929 presented its first talkies, William Boyd in "The Flying Fool" and a comedy, "Go East Doctor." Portola Manager Sol Strauss said his building was ideal for sound movies because it lacked "echoes that often make voices sound 'wooly'. . . The jokes about the 'squawkies' will be out of place, at least in this theatre." Even with the stock market crash in 1929 the Portola was able to draw good audiences to its constantly changing programs.

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Come join the fun and enjoy a family night out at the movies! Meet this year's Hi-Yu royalty and candidates for the 2000 court! Buy your Hi-Yu button to help support your community festival! Cineplex Odeon closed the Admiral Theatre on January 20, 1989. Supporters of the theater picketed outside before attending the final show. Two weeks later, the "Save the Admiral Theatre Task Force" of the Southwest Seattle Historical Society formed. In June of 1989 the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board granted the Admiral Theatre "landmark" status. Two months later the Washington State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation named the Admiral Theatre a State "landmark" and nominated it to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. This Historic Landmark status, sought vigorously by the SWSHS, saved the Admiral Theatre from the wrecking ball which had been the fate of its competitors in West Seattle. For almost three years the Admiral Theatre's fifty-year-old marquee carried a farewell message: "Th-th-that's all, folks." In December of 1991 Marc and Cecil Gartin purchased the theater and the adjacent vacant service station properties. On April 2, 1992 the years of work to save the Admiral were rewarded with the re-opening of the th theater. The theater's lobby was filled with people celebrating both the re-opening and the 50 Anniversary of the Admiral. Not only is the Admiral Theatre an important part of West Seattle's history, it's an old friend that we've built wonderful memories with. [Sources of Information: West Side Story, a publication of the West Seattle Herald; West Seattle Herald articles and an article in a West Seattle Neighborhood Telephone Directory by Warren Lawless.]

Searchlights swept the skies the night of January 22, 1942, as a "gala Hollywood opening," including patriotic street decorations and a California Avenue parade, saluted the Admiral. The opening-night feature, "Week End in Havana" starring Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda and John Payne, plus an "Our America at War" newsreel and color cartoon, drew 3,000 people. Prices were 35 cents for adults and 11 cents for kids at the massive moviehouse, whose lobby was the size of the entire former Portola building. On January 22, 1948, the Admiral Theatre celebrated its sixth anniversary The Herald did an article on the theater and described it as the "newest and one of the most modern theatres in Seattle. With its push-back seats, fluorescent murals, lobby paintings depicting the landing of Captain Vancouver on the shores of Puget Sound, specially designed carpet to fit the marine motif, and the largest motion picture screen in the city, the Admiral Theatre offers a restful atmosphere, and enjoyable surroundings." The manager at that time was Raymond Coach. Mr. Coach came from New York City where he managed the Hippodrome, one of the most famous theaters in the world. The anniversary celebration included a huge anniversary cake, large enough to serve 1,000 people (baked by Bookters Bakery); a stage review by Clarke's Junior Review and prizes (3 Bendix radios, set of Kinny Ware, a table lamp, a monarch automatic iron, Burkaw heater, wall lamps and Revere Ware) donated by Holert's Appliance Center. In November 1953, the Herald reported that the Admiral had: "the first panoramic wide screen to be installed in a suburban theater. The new E.Z.I. screen that fills the entire stage area is three times larger than the old screen, making pictures more life-like and realistic." In 1973 the Admiral was "twinned" into two 430-seat theaters. The "mast" which had been a part of the Admiral since 1946 was removed when this remodeling took place. In June 1986, SRO (which was bought later in the year by Toronto-based Cineplex Odeon) announced that the Admiral Twin Theater would add four more auditoriums and 762 more seats, possibly by the end of 1987. The six-plex design would take cues from the old Portola, said Bob Bond. "We really see it as a restoration of what's there now, plus an addition," he said in December 1986. "We want to make it look like it belongs." Even though work had not begun by late spring of 1987, Cineplex officials insisted the expansion was still on.

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Summer Festival Parades

The West Seattle Hi-Yu float crew has been working very hard taking your Hi-Yu float to parades throughout the Northwest. As a result of their hard work, parade floats are expected from several communities, including Tacoma's Daffodil Festival float, the Seafair float, the Port Townsend Rhody float, the Port Orchard Fathoms of Fun float and probably a few other floats as well. Keep buying those Hi-Yu buttons!

Photo from Matthew E. Durham

Highlights of the parade will include the All City Marching Band. This band is made up of students from all over the Seattle School District, and they meet twice a week throughout the summer rehearsing for all the parades in the city. The Lake City Vigilantes, the Seafair Pirates and numerous other groups will be entertaining the crowd also. Leading the Parade we anticipate having the King County Police Honor Guard.

Photo from Matthew E. Durham

On Saturday, July 24th, at 11:00 AM, the American Legion Post #160 will start the West Seattle Parade along California Avenue, starting at Admiral Way and continuing south 1.5 miles to the West Seattle Junction, ending at Edmonds Street. Parking available at West Seattle Highschool on parade day. Enter from Walnut Ave (east side of school).

Photo from West Seattle Herald Archives

West Seattle American Legion Grand Parade

Photo from Matthew E. Durham

An exclusive to the West Seattle parade: the Seattle Police Motorcycle Drill Team will be hosting the Vancouver BC Police Motorcycle Drill Team. This is the only appearance they make in the Seattle area. The West Seattle Parade was started by the American Legion Post #160 in 1934 by Post Commander Orville Rummel. He was also instrumental in the formation of the original Hi-Yu Association, and in 1984 he created an annual award that is given to a community member each year for outstanding community service. Sadly, Orville passed away last summer, but the legacy he has created will live on for generations to come. Be sure and look for the Orville Rummel Award winner at the beginning of the parade.

West Seattle Rotary Kiddies Parade Date: Saturday July 24th, 1999 Place: Street in Front of Holy Rosary Time: 10:30 a.m. Decorate your bike, trike (no motorized vehicles allowed), pet, baby sister or brother! Dress up as if it was Halloween, bring your best smile and join the fun at the West Seattle Kiddies Parade, sponsored by the West Seattle Rotary Club. The fun starts at 10:30 a.m. with sign-in and pictures. There will be treats for parade participants. The Kiddies Parade starts at 11:00 a.m. – right before the American Legion’s West Seattle Grand Parade. Day care groups, Cub Scout troops, Brownies, Indian Guides, Princesses and YOU are e n c o u r a g e d t o e n t e r. I f y o u h a v e a n y q u e s t i o n s , p l e a s e c a l l Shirley Clough (206) 246-3161.

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Classic Car & Hot Rod Show at Alki / Community Breakfast Classic Car & Hot Rod Show on Alki The 1999 Alki Hi-Yu open car show will be presented on Saturday, July 24th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on the Alki Beach Promenade. This show has grown from 40 cars at the first show 9 years ago to over 230 cars at the 1998 show. Its spectacular beach location, the quality cars that participate and the (almost always) gorgeous sunny weather make the event one of the premier open car shows in the Pacific Northwest.

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This show has something for everyonecome see the magnificent displays, talk to the car owners, enjoy the classic rock & roll, buy a raffle ticket and win some very nice prizes. You'll probably meet a few West Seattle celebrities some of the Hi-Yu royalty and the candidates for the 2000 court. Be sure you buy a button from one of these lovely young ladies. There will also be souvenir T-shirts for sale at the registration booth and refreshments. The car show is free for the spectators so don't miss this exciting Hi-Yu Summer Festival event. The show is generously sponsored by HUDDLESON'S AUTO COLOR WORLD of White Center and we thank Diana Huddleson for her unwavering commitment to quality car shows. For information about entering a car in the show, call Dorothy at (206) 937-1989 or call the Hi-Yu Info Line at (206) 932-3345.

West Seattle Hi-Yu Community Breakfast July 25 – 8 a.m. VFW Hall, 3601 SW Alaska St.

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Join the Hi-Yu junior and senior court, this year’s candidates and Hi-Yu volunteers on Sunday, July 25, at 9:00 a.m. for breakfast, ceremony, skits, awards and fun. Tickets: $4 per adult – donation; $2 per child under 12 years. This year’s hostess is Sheryl Packard.

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West Seattle High School Alumni West Seattle High School Alumni Association Are you an alumnus of West Seattle High School? Do you receive the Alumni Edition of the Chinook newspaper each May? If not, your class representative for the Alumni Association may not have your address! For information about your class representative, or to get onto the mailing list, contact: West Seattle High School - 4075 Stevens Street Seattle, Washington 98116, (206) 933-5330 or call membership chairman Dorothy (Rand) Poplawski (”1942”) at (206) 937-1989. Be sure to include your class year and your name as it was registered at the school. An annual All-School Reunion is held each year on the first Friday of June. Individual years get a chance to meet, a short program awarding scholarships and inducting Alumni Hall of Fame members, etc., as well as time to visit with old friends (and make some new ones!!) are on the agenda for the evening. Annual memberships, and advertising sponsors in the Chinook help to defray the cost of the Chinook and its mailing. Contributions go for the balance of Chinook expenses and other operating expenses. This year, $17,000 was given in scholarships WEST SEATTLE f r o m scholarship donations with $4,000 of that from special memorials.

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Established in 1920, the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce ("the Chamber") provides a professional forum to discuss and influence policies and programs affecting the business and social climate. The Chamber's leadership, services and advocacy strengthen the economic welfare of businesses in West Seattle and ensure that the West Seattle peninsula is and always will be a great place to live, work, shop and play. The Chamber meetings are a good place to meet and network with West Seattle business people, civic leaders and community organizers. For individuals, the meetings are a terrific place to keep informed about what’s happening in the community. Elected officials and candidates for election frequently make it a practice to address the Chamber and many elected officials are members. The Chamber also has committees devoted to education, transportation, publicity and promotion, the Port of Seattle, business development and land use.

The Chamber has always been active in the community, having led the fight for the new West Seattle Bridge, the Elliott Bay Water Taxi and civic projects such as Hamilton Viewpoint, our “Welcome to West Seattle” signs and the murals of West Seattle. The Dixie Dokken - Executive Director of the West Seattle Chamber Chamber office also sells West Seattle’s only official West Seattle T-shirts for just $15. We would be happy to count you among our members: for businesses the annual dues vary by size and start as low as $150; i n d i v i d u a l s m a y j o i n f o r j u s t $ 8 5 . To j o i n , p l e a s e s t o p b y t h e C h a m b e r o f f i c e a t 4750 California Ave. SW, write to us at PO Box 16487, Seattle WA 98116, or call the office at (206) 932-5685. Visit our web site for up-to-date information on meetings and events at www.WSChamber.com.

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The Senior Center of West Seattle has been a community force since 1972. Anyone over 50 years of age is welcome to join. The $15.00 a year dues is a minimal amount to pay for the newsy monthly paper of services and activities. There are educational classes, social events, games, lunches and dinners, parties, dancing, expanded health enhancement services and retirement investment services, plus referral services for every senior in need. For more information, call the Center at (206) 932-4044, or drop by 4217 SW Oregon St. between 8:30-5 Monday through Friday. Hi-Yu extends a special thank you for the use of the Center for monthly meetings.

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Service Clubs of West Seattle American Legion Post #160 Since the charter of American Legion Post #160 on March 22, 1922, the Legion has hosted annual parades. The Legion was formed to support veterans and their Photo by Peter Richards families. Members volunteer at the VA Medical Center, the servicemen's lounge at Sea-Tac, and Post Color Guards at memorial services. Orville Rummel Awards are given out each year to the outstanding person of service to the community. Orville helped found the West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival in 1934.

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Post #160 has been sponsoring Hi-Yu Candidates since the beginning, producing numerous court members. They are the hosts of the West Seattle American Legion Grand Parade on July 24th, so give them a hand as they march by!

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Service Clubs of West Seattle Kiwanis Club of West Seattle Kiwanis is a service organization of over 300,000 men and women, world-wide, who want to improve the communities in which they live and/or work. The West Seattle club celebrated 70 years of community service in May, 1999. It’s motto, “We Build!” THE WEST SEATTLE KIWANIS CLUB has organized and actively maintains Key Clubs in all three West Seattle High Schools and Builders Clubs in two middle schools which foster leadership and organizational training and create early interest in community service. The club has been institutional sponsor of Boy Scout Troop 284 for over 54 years. It supports Holly Preschool at High Point, and Boyer Preschool and Clinic for Spastic Children, and it collects pre-school books and distributes them through food banks, libraries and kindergartens. Over the past seven years, through proceeds of an annual auction, the club has created and endowed a scholarship at South Seattle Community College and made major contributions to music, library and computer technology programs at West Seattle, Chief Sealth and Seattle Lutheran High Schools. The West Seattle club is an institutional member of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the Hi-Yu Summer Festival (since its inception) and continues to support and work with schools, organizations and social services on as-needed basis. It is a major supporter of Kiwanis International's World-wide effort to eliminate Iodine Deficiency Disorders, by facilitating introduction of iodine into the salt supplies of third-world countries where lack of the element in prenatal diets causes mental and physical defects and prevalence of thyroid disorders such as goiters. Contact the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle at (206) 938-8032. FAX, (206) 933-8349, E-Mail [email protected]

Lions Club of West Seattle The Lions Club of West Seattle is celebrating its 70th year of service. The West Seattle Lions Club was chartered April 29, 1929 with the goal of providing vision and hearing service to the community. The West Seattle Lions have been generous and active community members over their lengthy history, and have been loyal supporters of the Senior Center of West Seattle, the Sea Scouts, and the YMCA, as well as numerous other community activities. The Lions have a unique scholarship program which provides over $10,000 per year in scholarships to young people beginning college. The West Seattle Lions also honor Students of the Month from West Seattle, Sealth and Seattle Lutheran High Schools. The Lions help provide vision and hearing services as well as providing glasses and hearing aids for those unable to afford them. The Lions Club International is a worldwide organization with over 1.4 million members in 108 different countries. For more information call Nancy Sorensen at (206) 935-5805.

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Service Clubs of West Seattle Rotary Club of West Seattle

West Seattle Eagles Aerie No. 2643

The West Seattle Rotary Club was chartered October 27, 1947. Rotary is an international organization for business and professional persons united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Rotarians are persons who look beyond themselves to their community, nation and the world. In short, Rotarians put service above self. " The West Seattle Rotary undertakes a wide variety of service activities to promote goodwill and understanding. Typical programs include: " Aid to senior citizens (West Seattle Senior Center)

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every year: fraternalism, charity activities and working for the community good. The West Seattle Eagles have Saturday night dinners and Sunday breakfasts September through April and bingo Mondays at 7 p.m. New members are welcomed, call (206) 938-4426.

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The Log House Museum Log House Museum “Birthplace of Seattle” Location 3003 61st Ave SW (one block south of the Statue of Liberty on Alki Beach in West Seattle) Hours:

Thursday — 12:00 - 6:00 PM Friday — 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Saturday & Sunday — 12:00 - 3:00 PM

The Birthplace of Seattle/Log House Museum has been open since November th 13, 1997 (the 146 anniversary of the landing of the Denny party at Alki Beach) and is located in an authentically renovated turn-of-the-century log structure on Alki Point. This structure was once the carriage house of the "Fir Lodge" estate, one of Alki's first year-round homes built by prominent Seattlelites William and Gladys Bernard. The current exhibit is Alki Coney Island of the West, which features photos and artifacts of some of the local historical landmarks and the story of how the Alki area evolved from a "get away" to one of the most popular and well-known vacation destinations on the West Coast in the 1900's. Alki Birthplace of Seattle, a documentary written and produced by local film maker Dr. BJ Bullert, can be viewed in the museum's video room. The next exhibit, which will explore the interaction between the native Duwamish people and the early pioneers, and the impact of this meeting on both cultures, is planned to open early 2000. Dr. Bullert is currently working on her next documentary, Chief Seattle, which will be featured in the upcoming exhibit. nd

Speaker programs are held every month (2 Thursday at 7:15 PM) and have included a wide range of historical and entertaining topics such as Luna Park, carousels, pioneer cooking, and western Washington architecture, as well as native American storytellers. The museum has become a heritage educational tour destination for school groups and special interest groups. Other heritage education opportunities available to area schools include traveling heritage trunks and resource libraries, school assembly programs; and a "teen docent" program. With the acquisition and preservation of the Log House Museum, the Southwest Seattle Historical Society now has a home to help fulfill its mission to preserve, interpret, and communicate the heritage of the Duwamish Peninsula and Seattle. The SWSHS is currently in the final stages of an oral history project, which preserves the precious personal or family memories of selected community elders through professional audio and video interviews. A summary of "highlight" film will be produced and will be featured in the museum's on-site video library. A Memory Book project is also an effort to collect and safeguard the first-hand WEST SEATTLE CHRISTIAN remembrances of early SCHOOL West Seattle through LYON'S ANTIQUE written stories. If you MALL know of anyone who Preschool through 8th Grade should be contacted to participate in the Mary Elizabeth Rice Memory Book Principal project or the LongTimer's group, contact (206) the museum. 4401 42nd Avenue SW ART DECO • BOOKS • CRYSTAL • Seattle, Washington • 98116 Make plans soon to visit DOLLS • FURNITURE • JEWELRY the Log House Museum, AMERICAN POTTERY • WIDE VARIETY its gift shop and OF ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES commemorative Inquire About Space — Layaway Available courtyard. People Located in the Old J.C. Penney's Location interested in becoming Monday - Saturday museum docents, 10 am - 6 pm special project Sunday 11 - 5 pm volunteers, or SWSHS m e m b e r s a r e (206) encouraged to call 1-888-858-LYON D i r e c t o r , www.lyonsam.com Monday - Friday 9am - 5:30pm • Saturday 9am - Noon Patricia Filer at (206) 938-5293.

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1999 Bowling Tournament Hi-Yu Bowling Tournament is Back! July 21, 1999 - 6:30 Registration/7:00 Tournament AMF Roxbury Lanes: 2823 SW Roxbury St., Seattle, WA 98126

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The West Seattle Hi-Yu Bowling Tournament is back again! AMF Roxbury Lanes at 2823 SW Roxbury St, plays host to the 1999 nine-pin tournament st on July 21 at 7:00 PM. Trophies and prizes donated by AMF Roxbury Lanes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in four divisions: Womens; Mens; Girls, 14 and under and Boys, 14 and under. Entry fees are $6; shoe rental is FREE.

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Tickets for the bowling tournament will be available at the Hi-Yu booth (corner of Alaska St. and California Ave. in front of Key Bank) at the Merchants' Street Festival (July 8-12). Tickets can be purchased from Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Candidates or at the Roxbury Lanes on the night of the tournament. Registration will begin at 6:30 PM. If you have questions on the tournament, please call AMF Roxbury Lanes at (206) 935-7400 or the Hi-Yu info line at (206) 932-3345.

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Roxbury Lanes has an excellent restaurant with quality food and a friendly staff. Be sure and say, “thank you” to the General Manager, Cindy Pirrglio and the staff at Roxbury Lanes for their support of your West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival. We will see you there!

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The Coleman’s would like to invite you to visit us at our new store in Jefferson Square. Bring in this ad and receive 25% off any fine jewelry purchase.

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Elliott Bay Water Taxi Elliott Bay Water Taxi On December 2, 1888, West Seattle celebrated the inaugural run of Puget Sound's first ferryboat, a steam-powered side-wheeler named City of Seattle. It was an eight-minute ride between Marion Street dock and West Seattle, landing at Louisiana Street (near the foot of Cascade and Grand avenues, now California Way and Ferry Avenue). This boat brought commuters, shoppers and families on holiday across Seattle's waterways. The ferry was gradually replaced with other forms of transportation. Now, 110 years later, the Elliott Bay Water Taxi is offering transportation for commuters and recreational users looking for a fun, fast, easy, and cost-effective way to travel between Seacrest Park in West Seattle and Pier 54 on the downtown waterfront. And it's still just an eight-minute ride across the bay! This foot ferry is bicycle-friendly and it's a great way for your non-West Seattle friends to get to and from all the Hi-Yu events this summer. Catch the water taxi at Seacrest Park on the hour and half-hour and at Pier 54 at a quarter-after and a quarter-to the hour. The fare is only $2 each way without a Metro pass and free if you have a Metro pass or valid transfer. Catch the #37 bus to Harbor Avenue to meet the boat. The Elliott Bay Water Taxi is a demonstration project of King County Metro Transit. For more information, contact: Metro Info (206) 553-3000 24-hour bus information

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Join Hi-Yu Today!

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Membership Information

General Membership meetings are held all through the year at 7:15 p.m. at the West Seattle Senior Center.

The Hi-Yu Summer Festival was started in 1934 by merchants in West Seattle as a way to thank the community for their business. These merchants recognized that the success of their businesses depended on the community.

August – May 1st Monday of the month June 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month July

Meetings are held every Monday Through the years the task of designing and constructing the West Seattle Community Float, planning and staffing the Hi-Yu events, raising funds to support these activities as well as the scholarships awarded to the Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Queen and Princesses has shifted to a group of community volunteers and a few stalwart service clubs. Hi-Yu still looks to businesses in West Seattle for the lion's share of the necessary funds, as well as to local residents (through button sales and memberships). We have been forced in the past few years to try additional fund raising activities - car washes, auctions, garage sales, plant sales, etc. - but unfortunately these are very time consuming, not hugely profitable and take valuable time away from working on actual Hi-Yu events.

Hi-Yu would like to thank all of you - businesses, service clubs and individuals - who have donated time, money or both to this year's festival. Hi-Yu desperately needs your help in order to survive. You may feel you have nothing to contribute, but I guarantee that whatever you can offer (lending a hand to help build the float, helping to plan events, working at the Pirates Landing, selling buttons at the Street Festival, etc.) would be very much appreciated. General Membership meetings are held all through the year at 7:15 p.m. at the West Seattle Senior Center. Call the Hi-Yu Info Line at (206) 932-3345 for up-to-date information, or to leave a message. On the back of this booklet you can find application forms for 1999-2000 membership. If you wonder what you get out of your contribution to Hi-Yu, just look around at the smiles on the children's faces as they participate in these family events and think about the message of a caring community these activities send to them.

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This year Pencil me in for Kids has teamed up with the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce and will hold a raffle for a hand-painted wooden toy chest filled with gifts for mom and dad. Money raised will go to buy back-to-school supplies for local area grade school kids (plus 15% will go to the Chamber Education Fund). If you would like to help, drop off pens, pencils, pee-chees, paper, etc., at Illusions before August 8th, 1999. $1 raffle tickets can be purchased at: - Illusions Hair Design at the above address - West Seattle Herald - 3500 SW Alaska - West Seattle Chamber of Commerce 4750 California Ave SW

Thanks, West Seattle! Drawing: September 8, 1999

Official West Seattle Hi-Yu publication. West Seattle Hi-Yu is not responsible for any action, service, West Seattle Hi-Yu commission, omission or claims made by the advertisers, groups or clubs mentioned in this publication Summer Festival or any other West Seattle Hi-Yu publication, activity or event. P.O. Box 16130 Seattle, WA 98116

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1999-2000 Membership for Businesses Support community events in West Seattle by becoming Application a member of Hi-Yu. The West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival is one of the largest and most successful community festivals in Washington State. Hi-Yu is an all volunteer that was formed to promote the social, cultural and economic interests of West Seattle. Our service clubs, businesses and individuals come together through Hi-Yu to provide free or affordable family entertainment and activities for the West Seattle community.

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Your business membership enables us to organize family events and build and show a parade float worthy of recognition all over the western part of the state. You will receive a certificate of membership to display at your place of business and be listed in the annual souvenir program.

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Individual voting memberships are available for an additional $10.00 each. Corporate Sponsorship entitles the business to a Headliner or Footing on a page in the souvenir program with recognition for their generosity!

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held the first Monday of each month. Patron memberships will be recognized in our annual souvenir program.

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