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A Calendar of Summer Fun for the Plateau and the Valley below!

Plus All the Winners from The Courier-Herald’s “Best of…” Contest.

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The Courier-Herald’s

A Calendar of Summer Fun for the Plateau and the Valley below!

Plus All the Winners from The Courier-Herald’s “Best of…” Contest.

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ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULEFRIDAY, July 22nd9:45-10:00 Eric Ode(Children’s Performer) Main Stage10:30-11:15 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage12:00-12:30 Convergene(BlueGrass) Main Stage12:00-12:45 Professor Bamboozle Roaming1:30-1:45 Convergene(BlueGrass) Main Stage 2:15-3:00 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage3:15-3:45 Larse Gandle(accoustic guitar) Main Stage4:00-4:45 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage5:00-8:00 Enumclaw Idol Contest Main Stage6:00-7:00 Professor Bamboozle Roaming

SATURDAY, July 23rd9:15-9:45 Professor Bamboozle Roaming 9:30-10:00 Cat� sh Jack & Maria Vilaboysh (accoustic guitar duo) Main Stage10:30-11:15 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage 12:15-12:30 The Shinkle Band Main Stage1:15-2:00 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage2:30-2:45 Sammy Steele Band Main Stage3:15-4:00 Professor Bamboozle Children’s Stage4:00-4:30 Michelles Studio of Dance Main Stage4:30-5:00 Professor Bamboozle Roaming5:00-8:00 Enumclaw Idol Contest Main Stage

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Enumclaw Aquatic Center Presents:

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June 17: the Enumclaw Expo Center will host the 60th Washington State

Square Dance Festival for two days. The Diamond Celebration of Dancing fea-tures Washington State Callers, Cuers and Clogging instructors. For information go to www.squaredance-wa.org/festnews.htm.

June 18: the Sumner Downtown Association will host a Merchant

Sidewalk Sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown Sumner. Vendors will be selling their wares from rented booths right by the street.

If you want to take a break from shop-ping, the Hansen Place at 823 W. Main St. will host an open house regarding the city art gathering space to be developed in the alley next to the Berryland Café.

If you’re ready for some football after all

that, the South King County Colts will play the Snohomish County Vikings at 6 p.m. in Sunset Chev Stadium.

June 20: the Buckley Youth Activity Center offers free lunch from noon to

1 p.m. These free lunches will continue to be served Monday through Friday through Aug. 21 at the youth center for children under the age of 18. For information about the free lunch program, call Ellen Boyd at either 360 829-6534 or 360 829-1921, ext. 260.

June 23: the first of the Buckley Youth Activity Center’s Free Summer Fun

Days takes place; they will be slated for 1 to 2 p.m. every Thursday until Aug. 25. For a calender of events, call Buckley Youth Services Director Ellen Boyd at either 360 829-6534 or 360 829-1921, ext. 260.

Plenty going on to keep summer fun

Music Off Main

The Fun Addicts will make a return engagement to Sumner’s Music O� Main concert series. The band will play at 6:30 p.m. July 15 in Heritage Park. The photo above was taken during the group’s 2010 performance.

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June 24: Denny’s Valley Autobody and DM

Disposal will host the Golf for Life tournament from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Sumner Meadows Golf Links. Proceeds from the four-person scramble for-mat tournament will aid in funding the fight against cancer. Registration begins at 11 a.m., the tournament begins at 1 p.m. and a bar-becue dinner will be pro-vided at 6 p.m. by Brank’s BBQ and The Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse.

June 25: the city of Bonney Lake will

offer Bark In The Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Allan Yorke Park. The popular festival will feature

enthralling exhibits, dog products and prize draw-ings galore. Dog owners are encouraged to bring their dog on a leash, but an off-leash area will be available as well. Microchipping for canines only will be offered by Metro Animal Services for a discounted rate of $30. For more information, call 253 862-8602.

In Sumner, the Sumner Downtown Association will host an 11 a.m. his-tory walk. Take a walk around Sumner with a guide to explain the his-torical context of the more than a century old city. The tour meets at the Sumner Downtown Association Office, 906 Kincaid Ave.

June 25 and 26: the 37th annual Buckley

Log Show will be high-

lighted by the usual fast-paced and family-friendly fun. Among the judged and timed events will be the pole climb, couples buck-ing (sawing), vertical log

chop, log rolling and other dynamic displays of logging expertise. For information, call 360-829-1270.

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This classic was one of the stars of last year’s Flashback car show in Buck-ley. This year’s event is set for Aug. 6 at the Log Show grounds and is just one of several quality car shows coming to the area.

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High Point Village, just one mile west of downtown Enumclaw, truly allows you to relax and enjoy retirement in a peaceful countryside setting. � e gracious, single level building takes in a spectacular view of Mt. Rainier.

By using a simple yet comprehensive fee schedule, our retirement and assisted living community o� ers you the security and freedom of a healthy, independent lifestyle . . . without the time-consuming responsibilities of expensive home ownership.

At High Point Village, we strive to enhance the quality of your life. Whether you are pursuing an active, independent lifestyle or you require more personal living assistance.

It’s all part of a very simple philosophy: Bring retirement to life at High Point Village.

High Point Village proudly accepts your used cell phones for Cell Phones for Soldiers - a program that provides an hour of free talk time to soldiers abroad. For information, including a list of other donation and collection sites across the country please visit: www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com

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By using a simple yet comprehensive fee schedule, our retirement and assisted living community o� ers you the security and freedom of a healthy, independent lifestyle . . . without the time-consuming responsibilities of expensive home ownership.

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Home Town Dog FolliesSaturday, June 25, 10am-2pmHigh Point Village and Siruis 4-H Dog Club join forc-es this year for one big dog party. Dogs of all breeds are welcome to compete, walk the runway in our doggie fashion show, dash the rally course and mind your manners in the obedience contest. Everyone is sure to win a prize.Complimentary hot dogs for the handlers, and doggie treats for the contestants will be provided. Dona-tions of pet food and supplies ac-cepted for local pets in need.

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July 1: the city of Sumner will kick off its Music

Off Main concert series at 6:30 p.m. with a spe-cial show by the Puyallup Valley Community Band in Rainier View Park.

July 5: the city of Bonney Lake’s Kid’s

Club begins at Cedarview Park. Monday entertain-ment will always start at 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday’s entertainment begins at 11 a.m. The July 5 show fea-tures Cap’n Arr; on July 11, it’s The Reptile Man and July 12 will bring Recess Monkey. For a listing of Kid’s Club entertainment visit cityofbonneylake.

org and click on special events. For answers to any other questions involving Kid’s Club happenings, phone 253-862-8602.

July 6: the city of Bonney Lake begins

its midweek musical interlude with Tunes at Tapps, hosted at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Allan Yorke Park. The concert

series gets underway with The Great Pretenders, to be followed by such groups as The Camano Cadillac Band, 3rd Degree Burn and The Beatniks, before closing out Aug. 31 with The Quantum Mechanics. For informa-tion or a concert schedule, call 253-862-8602.

July 7-10: Universal Fairs presents the

King County Fair at the Enumclaw Expo Center. Times and specifics are available at www.theking-countyfair.com or www.universalfairs.com.

July 8: Danny Vernon performs during

Sumner’s Music Off Main at 6:30 p.m. in Heritage Park.

July 9: Black Diamond Miner’s Day Celebration will be highlighted by a ribbon-cutting ceremony dedicating the new train exhibit at the museum,

during which time there will be live music.

Additionally, the Black Diamond Masonic Hall will host a pancake break-fast and an all-city yard sale. Other happenings during the day are a chili cook-off with cash prizes being awarded for the best culinary efforts; a beer gar-den at the Black Diamond Bakery; vendor and craft booths; and exhibits and demonstrations involving the coal mining indus-try. For information, call 206-930-5171 and ask for Frank.

In Sumner, the South King County Colts will play the Kitsap County Bears at 6 p.m.

Also, it’s opening night for Manestage Theatre Company’s presenta-tion of “Peter Pan,” the boy who never grew up, at Sumner High School’s Performing Arts Center.

The play runs through July 24 and details are available at www.mane-stagetheatre.com.

July 15: The Fun Addicts will play at

Sumner’s Music Off Main concert at 6:30 p.m. in Heritage Park.

July 16: Wilkeson will celebrate the 36th

annual Handcar Races. Things start with a parade at 11 a.m. and include ven-dors, music and a perfor-mance by The Cossacks, a motorcycle stunt team. There will be face paint-ing and games for kids at Town Hall.

July 20-23: Creation Festival, the nation’s

largest Christian music festival, invades the Enumclaw Exp Center for three days. For informa-tion, go to www.creation-fest.com.

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ResultsesultsesultsBest Of

The Courier-HeraldThank you! to the hundreds of participants who voted in our First Annual “Best Of” Courier-Herald. Votes were cast both online and by handwritten ballot. The results are in and here they are. Hope you enjoy!

Community Volunteer Phil Stewart (Boy Scout Troop #546)Dentist Dr. Stephen B. Harding • EnumclawFire� ghter Alan Predmore • BuckleyInsurance Agent Tony Truax • EnumclawPet Groomer Muddy Paws • EnumclawPhysician Dr. Nancy Becker • EnumclawPolice Of� cer Officer David Voss • EnumclawPublic Of� cial Mayor Liz Reynolds • EnumclawRealtor • Tie Sara Poe Harderson • Enumclaw Karen Arldt • EnumclawTeacher/School Elizabeth Walsh • WestwoodVeterinary Country Animal • EnumclawWaiter Nathan Devorak • Cafe PaniniAutomotive Mike’s Auto Clinic • EnumclawBank/Credit Union Columbia Bank • SumnerFitness Center Prime Fitness • Bonney LakeGas Station QFC • EnumclawHair Salon/Barber Shop Studio 343 • Bonney Lake

Plant NurseryGE & B • Enumclaw

Pre-School • TieSacred Heart Pre-School • EnumclawLeaps & Bounds Pre-School • Enumclaw

Senior Living FacilityStafford Suites • Sumner

SpaSerene Day Spa • Enumclaw

Tanning CenterAnytime Fitness • Buckley

Winery/Wine ShopSip City Wines • Enumclaw

Asian CuisineBangkok Thai • Enumclaw

Bar/GrillRainier Bar & Grill • Enumclaw

BurgersDairy Freeze • Sumner

BreakfastThe Kettle • Enumclaw

Coffee ShopStarbucks • Enumclaw

Family DiningCafe Panini • Enumclaw

Fast Food/DeliSubway • Enumclaw

Fine DiningCafe Panini • Enumclaw

Italian CuisineAversano’s • Sumner

LunchTaco Time • Bonney Lake

Mexican CuisineMr. Jalepeño • Bonney Lake

PizzaFrankie’s • Enumclaw

Specialty Sweet Necessities • EnumclawAntiques The Green Door • BuckleyClothing/Shoes Suburban Soul • EnumclawConsignment/Thrift

More Pennies from Heaven • EnumclawFlower Shop Young’s Floral • EnumclawFurniture/Home Decor Allen’s Furniture • EnumclawGift Store/Stationary Enumclaw Stationers • EnumclawGrocery/Convenience QFC • EnumclawJewelry Tom Poe • EnumclawProduce Stand Tracy’s Produce • EnumclawBest View of Mt. Rainier Top of Ehli Hill • Bonney LakeFamily Destination • Tie Mud Mtn. Dam • Enumclaw Mt. Peak • EnumclawMost Romantic SpotTop of Crystal at CrystalMountain

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Packing so many tasty treats into a small space has garnered top honors for Enumclaw’s Sweet Necessities and owner Toby Wenham.

� e shop, just a few steps from the busiest downtown intersection, was the top pick in the “Area Restaurants/Spe-cialty” category in � e Courier-Herald’s “Best Of” contest.

Wenham scoops decadent ice cream, brews hot and cold espresso drinks and has a counter packed with fudge, various chocolates, hand-cra� ed caramels and other sweet treats. � ere’s also a wide range of teas covering one wall, as well as specialty pasta, sauces, jams and jellies.

Sweet Necessities is at 1215 Gri� n Ave. and can be reached at 360-802-5475.

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Though it fell just one vote short of claiming a “Best of ” award, Windmill Gardens was the clear favorite among Sumner Valley voters who cast bal-lots in the “Plant Nursery” category.

Manager Ben DeGoede was out of town and not available for comment on the votes, but a tour of the grounds makes it clear why Windmill is a favorite destination. The greenhouse and supply store has served the area since 1968, when it opened as DeGoede Greenhouses. It’s since grown to 16 acres of greenhouses and dis-tributes millions of flow-ers every year. Gardeners throughout the region stop by to shop for annu-als, perennials, shrubs, trees, hanging baskets and enough vegetable plants to stock a farmers’ market.

Visitors will find pots and urns, fertilizers, garden hats and gloves – every-thing necessary to make a perfect yard.

Guests can dine at the Windmill Bistro, purchase their tea needs and hand made jewelry at the Tea Madame Tea Shop, buy pond supplies at the Pond Store or visit Blooms, a full

service floral and gift shop.The floral center is also

a fixture of the community, hosting work parties and providing the material for the city’s Daffodil parade float.

Windmill Gardens is found at 16009 60th St. E. in Sumner and can be reached at 253-863-5843. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Information is available at www.windmillgarden.com.

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Star Spangled Breakfast 8:00 am - 10:00 am•Enumclaw Senior Center 1350 Cole St.

Bike Decorating for Parade (Kids)10 - 11:30 am•Corner of Cole & Myrtle Streets

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July 20: The Buckley Senior Center, 811

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July 22: Maria Santell and House Blend will

perform at the Music Off Main concert at 6:30 p.m. in Sumner’s Heritage Park.

July 23: Allan Yorke Park will be the loca-

tion for this year’s Bonney Lake Healthy Living Expo. This event, presented by MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital, includes doz-

ens of vendor booths, free health and vision screen-ings, demonstrations, speakers and activities for the whole family, including a 5K Fun Run.

In Sumner, the Downtown Asso-ciation will host an 11 a.m. history walk. Take a walk around Gather at the Sumner Downtown Association office, 906 Kincaid Ave.

July 27: the Buckley Senior Center will

take a bus load of folks to Cheney Stadium to take in a Tacoma Rainiers baseball game. Direct questions to Jennifer Bacon, 360-829-0190 or 360-829-1921 ext. 210.

July 29: the Diamond Experience will play

the Music Off Main concert at 6:30 p.m. in Sumner’s

Heritage Park.

July 29-31: the 65th annual Pacific

Northwest Scottish Highland Games and Clan Gathering. For informa-tion, visit www.sshga.org.

July 30: the Sumner Downtown Asso-

ciation and Phoenix Masonic Lodge will host a downtown Clean Sweep from 8 a.m. until noon. Help make the city center sparkling clean!

Aug. 2: Buckley – A free barbecue and

live entertainment will be featured at National Night Out, sponsored by the Buckley Police Department and staged at the Buckley Youth Activity Center, 251 River Ave. For information, call Ellen Boyd at 360-829-6534 or 360-829-1921 ext. 260.

Bonney Lake – The annual event returns with fun events for the whole family at several Bonney Lake parks. The night will include barbecues, displays

and appearances by city officials, police officers and firefighters.

Aug. 3: the Buckley Senior Center hosts

a trip to Safeco Field to watch the Seattle Mariners take on the Oakland A’s in a 12:30 p.m. game. For details, 360-829-0190 or 360-829-1921, ext. 210.

Aug. 5-6: Buckley’s Flashback Classic

Custom Car Show will once again be offered by the Buckley Firefighters Association. The week-end will kick off Aug. 5 at Wally’s White River Family Drive-In on SR 410, where the festivities will include an informal Show-N-Shine and awards being bestowed upon various car owners. The following morning’s registration for the actual show will begin at 8 a.m. on the Buckley Log Show grounds. For information, call 253-740-7852 and ask for Kyna.

August 13: Manestage Theatre Company

opens its two-week run of “The Sound of Music” at the Sumner High School Performing Arts Center. Check out the time-tested musical about a Swiss fam-ily in Nazi-occupied land during World War II.

Aug. 17 - 20: Bonney Lake Days takes

over Allan Yorke Park with live music Aug. 17, a movie in the park Aug. 19 and then a full Saturday of events including a fun run, a parade, a car show, the kids zone, bingo and a full day’s worth of entertain-ment for the whole family before fireworks light up the night sky as a grand finale.

Aug. 18-21: The Enumclaw Expo

Center hosts the Olympic Kennel Club Dog Show, one of the top five dog shows in the country. This event is open to the public.

August 21: The Classy Chassis Car Show

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A Commitment to Caring

Enumclaw Health and Rehabilitation Center provides a continuum of care that bridges the gap from hospital to home. We o� er professional licensed nursing services as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy. Our therapy team is exceptionally experienced and quali� ed to ad-dress the unique needs of our clients. � ey are dedicated to help them achieve independence in daily living. As a team, they have been provid-ing therapy services to plateau residents for many years. We are 100% employee owned! We invite you to come meet us. Our doors are always open!

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Bridging the Gap

Customers must appreciate the service they received at Bonney Lake’s Studio 343 – after all, the 2-year-old shop was voted No. 1 by readers in The Courier-Herald’s “Best Of ” contest.

Owner Dee Trinidad and her staff of nine were readers’ top choice in the “Hair Salon/Barber Shop” category.

“We really, truly value our clients,” Trinidad said, after learning her shop was the top pick.

The shop, which occupies the top of a two-story building, is a full-service hair salon. Trinidad and staff also provide skin care services and both hair and eyelash extensions.

Studio 343 can be found at 18801 Old Buckley Highway and can be reached at 253-862-2999.

Discover Studio 343

begins at 10 a.m. in Downtown Sumner. Come and check out vintage automobiles.

Sept. 2: Friday Night Flix at Allan Yorke Park presents “Twilight Eclipse.” The

movie starts at dusk and will be shown on a giant screen at the park.

Sept. 3: The Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce presents the third annu-

al “Labor of Love” triathlon, with both Olympic and Sprint courses. Visit www.bonneylake.com to register.

EVENTS FROM 10Dee Trinidad and the sta� at Studio 343 have been treating customers right for more than two years at the salon on Old Buckley Highway.

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