Townsend; McKay Shrimp and Crab Gear, Brinnon; Andrea’s Beauty and Barber, Quilcene; and Hadlock Realty, Port Hadlock. Numerous generous raffle donations have also been received.
Highway 101 will be detoured to allow for the Parade, which starts at 11 AM. Staging is behind the Post Office prior to Parade time; the Parade will be heading north. All Parade entries are encouraged — the football team, cheerleaders and other school groups, floats, tractors, logging trucks, vintage cars, etc. Parade entry forms can be printed online. There is no entry fee. LORNA WARD is the Parade Grand Marshal. Lorna came to Quilcene in 1936. She was active with Scouts, Rainbow Girls, and PTA when her kids were school age and
Please walk just behind the Honor Guard and our Dignitaries. Write on the top of your Parade application that you are an Essential Worker and mail it in or bring it to the sign-in area. We know how dedicated you have been in these tough times and want to let you know how much you are appreciated.
has been a valued mainstay of the school for many years. She was on the School Board for 18 years. She was an employee for 26 years, starting the successful vocational food service program.
LORNA WARD
She remembers those students kindly and is pleased that training served them well. At 91, she remains active with the school Booster Club. Lorna says she loves all the children; the kids know that, and she is lovingly known as "Grandma Lorna." The school has also given 2020 - 2021 Excellence in Education Awards. The recipients are Sierra Wong, a para-educator and Kim Knudson, 2nd grade teacher. A special invitation is extended this year to Essential Workers to be honored in the Parade. This includes, but is not limited to, medical workers, teachers and other school personnel, the fire department, law enforcement, retail workers, etc.
The Arts and Crafts Exhibition will be in the Exhibition Hall and artists of all kinds are invited to participate. Entries are due at the school gym on Friday, September 17, 4 - 7 PM. For questions, please contact Sherry, the Arts & Crafts chairperson, at 360-710-3683 or jspoopiekat@gmail.com. The Quilcene, Brinnon and Coyle communities have many talented artists, including painters, metal sculptors, carvers, photographers, ceramic artists, jewelry makers, and fiber artists. And kids, be sure to enter your creations - paintings, photographs, and Lego sculptures (be limited only by your imagination.) The Quilcene Brinnon Garden Club will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary in the Exhibition Hall at the Fair. It will host contests and activities as always, but this year there will be a twist to its Flower
75 YEARS OF GROWING FUN ENTER TO WIN PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD
Flower Arrangement, with a special theme this year: "Diamond Jubilee"- simply include a touch fo bling in your creation Weirdest Vegetable-you know you've got one
Drop off your entries on Friday Sept 17th between 4PM and 7PM at the Quilcene School Gym Children: Plant a bulb and take home for a beautiful flower next spring!
Stop by our area in the gym for a special historic display celebrating the Quilcene‐Brinnon Garden Club's Diamond Anniversary
Saturday, September 18th Route 101 Quilcene School Gym 10:00 AM ‐3:00 PM
On the baseball field, behind the school, off McArdle Ave
the day of the Fair.
First 25 cars get a dash plaque Trophies Awarded $10 Car Registration fee at gate www.quilcenefair.org FJORD
Ribbons will be awarded on
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