OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE th ANNUAL CAPITAL LAKEFAIR …

A supplement to the Nisqually Valley News

July 17 - 21, 2013www.lakefair.org

OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE

56th ANNUAL CAPITAL LAKEFAIR CELEBRATION

2 Capital Lakefair Celebration 2013

Lakefair President's Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3

Capital Lakefair Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4

Food and More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5

Carnival Coupon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5

Lakefair Parade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6

Intercity Transit Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6

Lakefair Logo Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6

Lakefair Carnival Rides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 7

Grand Marshal 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 7

Salute to Past Royalty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 8 & 9

2013 Lakefair Queen Message. . . . . . . . . . . . Page 10

Capital Lakefair Scholarship Program. . . . . Page 10

2013 Queen Candidates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 11

Capital Lakefair Vendor List . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12

Capital Lakefair Patron Sponsors. . . . . . . . . Page 13

Capital City Honda Showcase Schedule . . . Page 14

Lakefair Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15

Sidewalk Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15

Lakefair Fireworks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 16

Thurston County Television will air the

following Lakefair event: (Channel 77)

Saturday, July 20 (Channel 77 LIVE) . . 5 p.m.

Sunday, July 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 p.m.

Wednesday, July 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 p.m.

Friday, July 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 p.m.

Saturday, July 27 . . . . . . . . . . 7 a.m. & 5 p.m.

Sunday, July 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 p.m.

Wednesday, July 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 p.m.

The parade will be aired on TCTV Channel 77 on the

Comcast Cable System in Thurston County.

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July 17 - 21 Visit our web site at www.lakefair.org 3

As your 2013 Lakefair President, I and all of my fellow Capital-arians invite you to join us in celebrating the 56th year of Capital Lakefair.

Our Festival offers five days of live enter-tainment, local

arts and crafts for sale, and great food from many non-profit organizations. These organizations use Lakefair each year as their major source of fund rais-ing for their yearly activities.

And of course don't forget the spec-tacular fireworks that ends the Capital Lakefair Festival each year.

Capitalarians partner with the Little Red School House to aid low-income students with needed school supplies and clothing, with the YWCA for non-food essentials, our local food bank and with Veteran's organizations to help with their projects in aiding local Veterans. Let's not forget the "Teddy Bear Project" that helped provide teddy bears to local Fire Departments and Law Enforcement Agencies to comfort young trauma victims.

Local high schools provide nomi-nees for our Lakefair Royalty and those chosen are presented scholarships to the colleges of their choice.

The Lakefair Queen and her Royal

Court have the privilege to represent the three cities (Lacey/Olympia/Tumwa-ter) at many other festivals and events throughout the year not only in Wash-ington, but in Oregon and Canada.

Capitalarians and many local volun-teers consider it an honor to give their time, efforts, talents, financial support, sweat and sometimes tears to you, our community, to provide five days of just good old fashioned fun.

We give thanks to you, our com-munity, who have helped make Capital Lakefair a huge success since 1957.

I hope to see you at Lakefair by Olympia'a beautiful Capital Lake during this years Festival from July 17 - 21.

Thank You

Carole Richards

2013 Capital Lakefair President

A Message from the President

Board of DirectorsRobin Barnes

Jacquelyn Guyer

Stanley Guyer

Jeff Hunt

Pete Pease

Larry Watkinson

Capitalarians*Bob Barnes

Jon Cox

*Jack Coyne

Mark Fraire

Don Gibson

Sandy Gibson

Erica Gunstone

*Dee Hooper

Patty Longnecker

*Terry Lyon

Larrel Okeefe

Barbara Pease

Gerry Pennell

Jim Richards

*Bruce Schultz

*Robert Selene

George Sharp

Sharon Smorynski

Bob Terhune

*Larry Watkinson

Kathy Watkinson

Honorary Capitalarians*Sandra Anderson

*Ben Bean

Jon Bryant

*Nancy Burri

Bob Campbell

Larry Conner

Evelyn Coyne

*Hellmuth Endler

*Brigitta Endler

Kent Farringer

*Jack Glasco

*Tom Hanson

*Ed Hayes

*Karen Hayes

*Dale Hume

*Lisa Marsh

Eldon Marshall

*Steve Masini

*Jan Meyers

Jenny Mills

*Ray Morrison

Ted Nelson

Gary Norton

*Dick Parrett

Tom Parrett

Cliff Pennell

Allen Robbins

Joyce Rommel

Rich Rydman

Don Sampson

*Don Sanders

Lloyd Sell

*Ron Walters

*VJ Warren

Dan Zech

Friends & VolunteersMike Barker

Mike Brewer

Jake Broeker

Dennis Boone

Lenny Distefano

Jerry Farmer

David Gans

Joyce Gillie

Brett Hardcastle

Denise Hardcastle

Randy Harris

Tim Koehler

Larry Kessel

Mike Watkinson

In Memory of*Palmer Berg

*Milt Bosell

Sandy Boyle

Roy M "Pat" Burke

Jim Burri

George Carle

Walt Carlson

Al Carter

Ralph Conner

*Fred Delore

Chuck Dunn

Wes Estes

Bob Greenhouse

*Chuck Healy

Bill Herrington

*Carl Hollander

Ralph Kerslake

*Hartley Kruger

*Tom Mackin

Ellen Marsh

*Gil Olson

George Prescott

*Dave Shinn

David Skramstad

Cliff Stiltz

Kip Stiltz

*Dick Swanson

Jess Terhune

Rex Tipton

Gary Uffer

Bob Woodard

*George Yantis

Jon Cox1st Vice President

Stan GuyerPast President

RD RichardsTreasurer

Carole RichardsLakefair President 2013

Peggy Brink2nd Vice President

* denotes past presidents

George SharpSecretary

Bob BarnesExecutive Director


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Join Lakefair when you are hungry

for one of our many “oh so delicious”

Fair Cuisine options and help support

your community at the same time. All

the Concessionaires that set up business

during Lakefair on Water Street are

biggest fundraising event of the year

you feed yourself a delicious Fair Food

Meal, you are helping to support your

local community as well.

The funds are put back into our

local community in a variety of ways

and one of those is to assist students

and promote education. Some of the

funding is spent to assist and support

our military service members and their

families, such as USO, Fisher House,

Veterans Relief, Honor Guard, and

Christmas baskets.

Some of the funding goes to

support scholarships to Saint Martin’s

University and SPSCC, and scholarships

for students in all of the local high

schools, a high school exchange

student program, high school career

awareness awards, little league, bowling

league, dictionaries for 3rd graders,

and the donation of books and reading

assistance to local elementary schools.

Other ways the funds are used is to

provide services to the needy in our

community. This funding helps support

the quarterly homeless feeding program,

eye glass program, hearing aids for

low income families, the Homeless

backpack Program, Camp Leo (youth

camp for insulin dependent children),

and voter education, registration, and

scholarships to those who wish to enter

provide Thurston County residents with

Thanksgiving and Christmas meals and

gift baskets.

that are assisted by these funds is large,

these funds help to support Lacey Parks,

Salvation Army Bell Ringing, Law

Enforcement Youth Camp, Thurston

and Law Enforcement of the Year

recognition programs, Thurston County

Food Bank, Senior Services of South

Sound, Capital Clubhouse, PATH

Programs, Season of Giving, Giving

YMCA Other Bank, The Kinship Closet,

STARS, YWCA Girls Without Limits,

GRuB, Habitat for Humanity, Fairview

Village, Lewis Mason Thurston Area

on Aging, Capital Kids Connection,

Child Care Action Council, Monarch,

Washington Engage, New Market Skills

Center, YMCA, Boys & Girls Club,

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The annual Lakefair parade promises to be an exciting pa-rade this year, one not to be missed.

There are approximately 100 entries from around the North-west.

The parade will feature the military, youth and persons from around the world who call the Northwest home.

The parade will begin at 5 p.m. and lasts for two hours.

As one of the largest parades in the South Sound area, it re-quires a planning committee working from January until pa-

details. On parade day there are

more than 100 people that assist in making sure everything runs smoothly.

The types of jobs that are be-ing performed are parade entry and welcoming, judging, host-

ing, laying out the entire lineup and then assisting at the end of the parade.

Much thanks to all of the volunteers and other communi-ty organizations that come forth to help with the parade.

If you would like to become part of the planning process, you can join by calling the Cap-

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Fun and excitement await you at this year's Lakefair parade, featuring more than 100 entries.

A special thank you goes

to Mitchell Erwin of Color

Graphics, Inc. for the design

His behind-the-scenes

efforts and creative genius are

greatly appreciated.

You may purchase a pin

logo at the information booth

during Capital

Lakefair.

T-shirts will

sell for $12

and up and

Get them

while they

last, because quantities are

limited.

Visit one f your local branchs today!

Loyal supporter of Lakefar since

1986.

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We’ll be at Lakefair July 17, so stop by

our booth and give us the chance to

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...and to prove it, we’re doing one of our favorite things:

sponsoring Public Employee Appreciation Day.

Our Public Employees

Mean the World to Us...

Larry Dibble has worked for the Olympia Fire Depart-ment for 36 years, in the middle of that time he served as the Poulsbo Fire Chief/City Ad-ministrator. He has a total of 42

both live in Seattle. He has lived in Olympia for

54 years.

number of years as a volunteer

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worked for the Olympia Fire

always looked forward to going

years until retirement," Dibble said.

Larry Dibble

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While exploring the festivities of Lakefair, don't forget to check out all the exciting rides. Attendees can enjoy a variety of rides from the fast-paced scrambler to the easy-going carousel.

Capital Lakefair does not discriminate against an

employee or client on the grounds of race, creed,

color, national origin, age, sex, marital status,

veteran status, sexual orientation, or the presence

of any disability.


Christine Reed - 1981

Tumwater

Bob Barnes

Lisa Ann Hoing - 1982

Tumwater

Dave Shinn

Cecilia Carlson - 1983

Tumwater

Ray Morrison

Julie Sherrel - 1979

Tumwater

Fred DeLore

Kristal Lynn Taylor - 1980

Tumwater

Fred DeLore

Anna Alexander - 1984

Capital

V.J. Warren

Shannon Jo Horta - 1978

North Thurston

Bob Williams

Jan Pantier - 1959

Olympia

Hartly Kruger

Natalie Riggin - 1960

Olympia

Robert Selene

Sally Jo McKinnon - 1961

Olympia

George Olson

Tammy Kruger - 1962

North Thurston

Gil Olson

Karen HIll - 1964

Olympia

Chuck Healy

Linda Kahout - 1965

North Thurston

Ben Bean

Sue Kilde - 1966

North Thurston

Dale Hume

Wanda Tillman - 1971

Tumwater

Carl Hollander

Nancy Thorne - 1972

Timberline

Jack Glasgo

Wanda Black - 1973

North Thurston

Palmer Berg

Christy Monson - 1967

Olympia

Jim Swanson

Pam Forbes - 1968

St. Placid

Dick Swanson

Diane Broyles - 1969

Olympia

Gordon Bruce

Linda Faaren - 1974

Olympia

Tom Mackin

Cindy Burns - 1975

Olympia

Steve Masini

Lisa Michaelson - 1976

North Thurston

Dee Hooper

Pam Weiks- 1963

Olympia

Milt Bosell

Dorothy Frisch - 1970

Olympia

George Haskett-

Lori Jean Sundberg - 1977

Tumwater

Al Carter

*Title “Lady of the Lake”

Majorie Stackhouse - 1958

Milt Bosell - Olympia

Special thanks to:

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A Salute to...Capital


Lakefair Tradition

2013 Reigning Queen, Katherine (Katt) Nguyen

Olympia

Carole Richards

Madison Shelton - 2006

Black Hills

Larry Watkinson

Molly Roe - 1985

Tumwater

Bruce Schultz

Julie Brown - 1986

Capital

George Yantis

Julie Shilter - 1987

Timberline

Dick Parett

Ericka Jackson - 1988

Timberline

Edwin Hayes

Inge Schenck - 1989

Tumwater

Terry Lyon

Victoria Smith - 1991

Capital

Hellmuth Endler

Colleen Werner - 1993

Olympia

Ron Walters

Nikki Chow - 1998

Olympia

Karen Hayes

Natalie Kamieniecki - 1999

Capital

Jack Coyne

Sarah Rutledge - 2000

Black Hills

Tom Hanson

Stephanie Henderson - 1994

Capital

Sandra Anderson

Kirsten Olson- 1995

Olympia

Konrad Muench

Jami Barber - 1996

Olympia

Harvey Childs

Beccy Gordon - 2001

River Ridge

Dee McDermott

Chloé Barrett - 2002

Capital

Nancy Burri

Monique Dugaw - 2003

Capital

JoAnne Fields

Audra Housley - 1990

Timberline

Don Sanders

Sarah Rood - 1997

River Ridge

Brigitta Endler

Hayley Erickson - 2004

Olympia

Lisa Marsh

Crystal Wade - 2005

Black Hills

Wanda Emmick

Maria Noonan - 2007

Tumwater

Teri Chmielewski

Kimberly Forgaard - 2008

Capital

Bob Barnes

Michelle Santos- 2009

North Thurston

Bob Barnes

Josephine Coury- 2010

Capital

Bob Barnes

Michaela Kier 2011

NW Christian High

Brigitta Endler

Scholarship Sponsors

Olympia Federal Savings & Loan

American Pump & Electric

Macy Allaire 2012

Olympia

Stan Guyer

Jannette Wise - 1992

Timberline

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I am excited for the 2013 Capital Lakefair year. We live in an incredible supportive community and I am happy to participate in the many activities involved with being Capital Lakefair Queen. I have already met amazing people from across our community and state who are passionate about their festival and events. I look forward to Capital Lakefair week and participating in the entertainment, parade and enjoying the great food vendors, carnival and ireworks. I am very appreciative of all the Capitalarians

who are the heart of the Capital Lakefair and volunteer their time to make the festival happen and raise the scholarship funds for the royal court. Speaking of the royal court, I have become very close and created great friendships with our princesses. hey are a wonderful group of young women who are making a difference in our community. I hope to meet all of you throughout the year and hope you will stop and say hello to me at one of the many appearances I will do in the community.

he Capital Lakefair Royalty Scholarship Program is one of the most prestigious and longest running scholarship programs in the local area. he Program began in 1958 and has provided more than 240 participants with over $250,000 in scholarship funding. Over the years, funding of this program has come from local businesses such as Olympia Federal Savings Bank and American Pump & Electric.

Each scholarship recipient has ive years in which to use their scholarship monies and it may be used towards any type of higher education - traditional degree, trade schools or vocational training programs.

What does it take to be a participant in this program? he requirements of the program initiated by Lakefair are:

and a 500 word essay on a speciic subject.

Each participating school may submit a maximum of three qualiied candidates.

On the irst Saturday in February the candidates participate in an interview format process with a panel of ive independent judges.

On the third Saturday in February, the top ten candidates will participate in a second interview process with three different independent judges. During this process the applicants also present a three minute speech on a predetermined topic. From these inal ten candidates the top six become the Capital Lakefair Royalty Court. Six different high schools are represented. hese six girls will then compete for Capital Lakefair Queen who is crowned during Lakefair week. Each member of the Royalty Court receives a $3,000 scholarship. he newly crowned Queen will receive an additional $2,000 scholarship.

he judging process used in the selection of the Capital Lakefair Queen starts with ive new independent judges selected by the Lakefair Royalty Committee Chairperson. hese judges cannot be family or friends of any of the candidates, a member of Capital Lakefair, or an employee of any of the

participating school districts.hese judges, while keeping their

identity secret, attend community events and service club meetings at which the Lakefair Royal Court members participate or speak. he inal phase of judging is a panel interview held the morning of Coronation. In addition to these judging activities the Court participates in many other community projects such as:

of Legislature

face painting

Opening Day of boating season

Entertainment Series

he Scholarship Program provides an educational opportunity for the participants to learn about themselves, issues in our communities and gives them an opportunity to meet local community leaders. It enhances their public speaking skills and helps prepare them for college and their adult life.


Sarah Myers I am the daughter of Carl and Susan Myers and I am a junior at Tumwater High School. I am involved in theatre, choir, track, and am the president of the National Honor Society at our school. Outside of school, I play the violin, am involved in my church, and am a member of Ballet Northwest, a local dance company. After graduating from high school, I am planning to attend a four year university and pursue a career in medicine or science. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to be a part of the Capital Lakefair Royalty Court and am looking forward to serving my community, meeting new people, and making memories that will last a lifetime.

Miah Olson My name is Miah Olson, a junior and Lakefair Princess from Timberline High School. I am involved in many activities including swim team, theatre and choir. I have a vast array of interests from artistic crafts to my love of nature to the bit of adrenaline junkie of me that is always searching for a new adventure. My latest adventure was last summer when I learned how to surf in the frigid waters of the Northwest, as well as learning to paraglide on the beaches of Oregon. I am grateful for this experience of being a Lakefair Princess, and I hope what I learn will help me on the journey ahead.

Joanna JohnsonI grew up in a bilingual home; English and German. In addition, I am currently in my second year of Japanese. I also take a rigorous course of AP classes and mathematics at River Ridge. I am part of the River Ridge Orchestra as the principal viola chair. I am also part of the River Ridge tennis team, National Honors Society, and treasurer of the River Ridge Math Club. I take part in the River Ridge Taiko Ensemble, which is the only ongoing high school Taiko ensemble in Washington State. In my free time I draw, paint, and play piano. My future plans include pursuing a degree in Engineering and completely

world. I am eagerly looking forward to my involvement in Capital Lakefair. Along with getting involved with the community, I hope to advance my public speaking skills and become more familiar with the greater Olympia area, in which I have grown up.

Rachel KelsonI am currently a 17 year old junior attending Olympia High School. I am a captain of our Varsity volleyball team, and participate in our Varsity tennis team as well. Besides athletics, I also enjoy being in our school's Choir, and our ASB Leadership class. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and my weekly youth group activity is one of my favorite parts of the week. I’m the youngest of four and love my family to the moon and back. After graduating from high school, I aspire to continue my education in Early Childhood Education and some form of coaching. Some of favorite things are laughing, anything Disney, quesadillas, giraffes, meeting new people and hand written letters. I feel very blessed to be a part of the Capital Lakefair Royalty Court with a group of amazing young ladies, not to mention the dedicated adults that make this all possible. I plan to take advantage of every opportunity to enjoy the experience.

Merrigan Risvold

I am currently 17 years old and a junior at North Thurston High School. I am the captain of the girl’s varsity soccer team and Vice President of the Rams-In-Action club. I'm also very involved in my dog 4-H club and the Thurston County 4-H Teen Leader club. I have also been playing soccer for 12 years. I really enjoy playing soccer, going to the ocean, and eating. I am very honored to be on the Capital Lakefair Royalty Court, and I am so excited for the opportunities and experiences to come! The other girls on the court are great and I can't wait to get closer to them!

Lina PhanI am currently a junior at Black Hills High School and feel blessed to be a part of the Capital Lakefair Royalty Court. I have been an active member of Chamber Choir since my freshman year. My musical abilities include playing the piano and guitar. I am also an avid runner and co-captain of the varsity girls' cross country team. My leadership experiences include being president of the National Honor Society where I can often be found planning community service events for my school. After high school, I plan to attend a four-year university in California


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The annual Lakefair parade draws participants from around the region. The parade will be on Saturday, the 20th and will begin at 5 p.m.


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Wednesday, July 17Public Employee Appreciation DayVisit Information trailer or WSECU Booth for details

11am - 12:30pm Capital Lakefair Royalty CourtOlympia Library for children's story hour.Everyone invited.

12 - 10pm Carnival, Food Booths and Arts & Crafts open on Water Street @ Heritage Park

Thursday, July 1812 - 10pmCarnival, Food Booths and Arts & Crafts open on Water Street @ Heritage Park

2 - 4pm Capital Lakefair Royalty CourtGrandpa's Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlor208 4th Ave. OlympiaEveryone welcome for pictures and visiting.

Friday, July 1912 - 10pm Carnival, Food Booths and Arts & Crafts open on Water Street @ Heritage Park

9am - 2:30pm 50’s + at Main Stage

Saturday, July 20 12 - 11pm Carnival, Food Booths and Arts & Crafts open on Water Street @ Heritage Park

8am - Noon Lakefair Run, Heritage Park

12 - 4pm Kid’s Day, Sylvester Park

Sunday, July 2112pm - 12am Carnival, Food Booths and Arts & Crafts open on Water Street @ Heritage Park

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360.352.7837

1.888.276.97672925 Black Lake Blvd. S.W.

Olympia, WA 98512

Lakefair

Recycles!

Recycle During the Parade

Saturday, July 20th, volunteers

will be collecting your bottles &

cans during the Lakefair parade!

Look for the City of Olympia

recycling truck and hand your

recyclables to a volunteer.

Food Vendors Sort Organics

Last year, food vendors at

Lakefair diverted over 3,000

pounds of organics for

composting! This year should be

even better.

Learn more about organics and

recycling services for residents and

businesses, visit us online at

olympiawa.gov/wastewise.

Look for blue

recycling containers to recycle

your bottles & cans while at Lakefair.

olympiawa.gov/wastewise

Check out our w/o tee special rate! Free kids 3K and 14 and under (tee extra)

This Half Rocks!

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Olympia’s oldest run!

www.ontherunevents.com/lakefair

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