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NewcastleDays

September 9 & 10, 2011September 9 & 10, 2011Lake Boren ParkLake Boren Park

Celebrating 17 years of community spirit!

Welcome to our 17th annualNewcastle Days!

Newcastle Days allows us to cele-brate and remember our history.Our city incorporated 17 years ago,but Newcastle was founded in 1869as a coal-mining town. It is the coalcarried from Newcastle that is attrib-uted to making the Port of Seattle adominant West Coast seaport.

Those days are long gone, butour rich history remains. It’s presentand future is even richer. The coalmines have given way to world-class golf courses, diverse housingdevelopments and new parks.

When this city incorporated in1994, many of you were with me.And a lot of you have joined us alongthe way. With each of us comes asense of community and pride thatwe can call Newcastle home. I thankCouncilman Sonny Putter, who hasbeen with me on the council since

our city’s incep-tion; he served asmayor from 2000to 2001. Sonnywill retire fromthe council thisyear after 17 con-secutive years ofcommunity,regional and civicduty.

This year, forthe second time,Newcastle was selected as one ofCNN’s Money Magazine’s Best Placesto Live in America. It’s not a secret tous that we live in a wonderful place.

Thank you to our GrandPresenting Sponsor Valley Medicaland our other sponsors. Also thankyou to our Newcastle DaysCommittee (Koleen Morris, chair-woman) and the posse of volunteerswho have made Newcastle Days

Newcastle Days celebrates our historyflourish each year.

As we wrap up a summer filledwith peek-a-boo sunshine and a trou-bled economy, we stand strong as acommunity. We come together at thefruit stand, our neighborhood restau-rants (we are spoiled with their offer-ings), Wednesday night concerts, pic-nics, cookouts and while shopping atour neighborhood stores.

Soon, we’ll watch children comeand go on school buses, pick outpumpkins and cornstalks, rake leavesand enjoy neighborhood Halloweenfestivities. We look forward toThanksgiving and holiday gatheringswith fireplaces and friends to sharewith in the winter months.

I salute each individual who haspride in Newcastle. Please join meand my family this Newcastle Days incelebrating our community heritage.

Very truly yours,Mayor John D. Dulcich

MMaayyoorr JJoohhnn

DDuullcciicchh

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Discover who’s ready to serve you

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share, Hawaii vacation ❑ Pet Pros – give away samples,tennis balls, Frisbees ❑ Seattle Revival Center – chil-dren’s activity booth, information ❑ Gerken Financial Coaching –informational service oriented ❑ Exceed Martial Arts – promotion-al information, martial arts display ❑ Cummins Chiropractic – stresstest, spinal health ❑ Rainier Ballet Academy – generalinformation about dance studio ❑ Newcastle Dentistry – dentistryinformation ❑ Orthodontic Excellence – ortho-dontic information, children’sactivity ❑ Advocare – 24-day communityget fit launch, personal training,food supplements ❑ Renton Technical College – col-lege information ❑ Arbonne International beautyand health products ❑ Viviane Skin Care – cosmetic

products and skincare demonstra-tions ❑ Tuttle Chiropractic – chiropracticand massage ❑ 3 Degrees/Green Power Program– educational outreach about ener-gy ❑ Coal Creek Utility District – rainbarrel demonstration, maps ❑ Alpine Acupuncture – acupunc-ture information ❑ Stella & Dot – boutique style jew-elry and accessories ❑ Close to My Heart Stamping –card making and scrapbooking ❑ Club Z Tutoring – informationabout tutoring services ❑ Pet Station – pet services

❑ The Finest Accessories – hand-bags, hair accessories, silk scarves,jewelry ❑ Calling All Angels – selling hats,fundraiser for next mission trip ❑ Fantasy Creations – airbrush tat-toos ❑ King County Library System –library services at the new library inNewcastle under construction ❑ Bliss Botantical – naturopathicbath salts, balms, soap ❑ Samarah Jewelry – hand-craftedjewelry ❑ Leukemia & Lymphoma Society –information about team in train-ing, raffle ❑ S’more Gold – cash for jewelry ❑ Planned Parenthood of the NW –information about services ❑ Chiropractic Wellness – interac-tive health and wellness ❑ Department of Revenue –Unclaimed Property ❑ King County Sheriff’s OfficeCommunication Center ❑ City of Newcastle – passports

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The Newcastle Historical Societywill have a “What is it?” table atNewcastle Days where people canidentify objects from the city’s past.

The table will feature old gadgetsthat would have been used aroundthe home and barnyard that areinteresting, especially to children.

There will also be old farmimplements, such as corn huskers,water pumps, etc. that are hands-on items for people to experience.

There will also be historical pho-tos and memorabilia on display, andthe Newcastle Historic Cemeterywill be open to the public.

When residents discover thecemetery “they are really proud tohave a special identity,” accordingto Pam Lee, who has been involvewith the Newcastle HistoricalSociety since its beginning.

The cemetery “is a source ofpride for the city,” she said. “It’s a

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The Newcastle Days kick-offevent will be a sidewalk sale heldthroughout Newcastle’s downtownfrom 3-7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9.

The purpose of the sale is toacquaint the public to downtownbusinesses, and provide an oppor-tunity for home businesses to haveexposure.

All Newcastle businesses partici-pating in the sale are offeringspecials.

There are prize drawings foranyone (older than 18) whoenters participating businesses andvisits the booths. The prize draw-ings will be at 7:30 p.m. at SweetDecadence (must be present towin).

Businesses that would like asidewalk location to set up theirown booths will need to fill outan application and pay a $25 feefor participating. Get the GeneralVendor Application online atwww.newcastledays.com. Click on

“Kick-Off Sidewalk Sale” and then“General Vendor Applicationhere.”

Thank you for helping us makethe Newcastle Days kick-off event asuccess!

8SIDEWALK SALE

Rediscover downtown at sidewalk sale

The third annual Newcastle 5K isnow a regular part of the NewcastleDays celebration!

The Newcastle Days 5KRun/Walk kicks off at 8:30 a.m.Sept. 10 at Lake Boren Park. The3.1-mile route, like the two previ-ous years, winds through MayCreek Park and Lake Boren Park onpaved roads and wide trails.

This race is for beginning run-ners, seasoned runners, walkinggroups and everyone in between!The past two years, the race hashad a fun atmosphere — the race isdog friendly, there are great volun-teers who come out to help andfollowing the run/walk there is akid’s dash!

Our fabulous sponsors also pro-vide snacks and services for partici-pants and spectators. This year, therace is putting money toward ascholarship fund for college-boundhigh school seniors fromNewcastle. As college tuition goes

up, we want to help support stu-dents aiming for higher education.

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Lake Boren Park schedule

10:30 a.m. 5K Run Awards

11 a.m. Emcee “welcome” announcement

11:05 a.m. Boy Scouts troop ceremony

11:15-11:30 a.m. Cornerstone Studio (in front of stage)

11:30 p.m. to noon Rainier Ballet Academy (in front of stage)

12:15-12:45 p.m. Matt Wells (in front of stage)

1-2 p.m. Tim Noah (in front of stage)

2:15-2:45 p.m. Blue Dog Dance (in front of stage)

2:30-2:55 p.m. (Band set up)

3-4 p.m. The Rain Kings (classic rock)

4:05-4:20 p.m. Car Show awards (in front of stage)

4:05-4:25 p.m. (Band change over/sound check)

4:30-5:30 p.m. Spirit of Ojah (Ghanaian highlife, reggae and funk)

5:40-6:10 p.m. (Band change over/sound check)

6:15-7:30 p.m. White(YES classics and more)

Newcastle Days Beer & Wine Garden Newcastle Days will have a Beer & Wine Garden, sponsored by the

Newcastle Chamber of Commerce. From 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., those21 and older can enjoy a refreshing beer or glass of wine while listen-ing to the great variety of bands. It’s a great way to spend the day withfamily and friends, and support Newcastle’s businesses!

10ENTERTAINMENT

A lineup with something for everyone

The Rain Kings❑ Classic rock ‘n’ roll❑ Band website:

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Spirit of Ojah❑ Ghanaian highlife, reggae

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Emcee Lance Lambert (of “TheVintage Vehicle Show”), amazingclassic cars, dashboard plaques andtrophies highlight the NewcastleDays Classic Car Show!

The car show will run fromnoon to 4 p.m. with onsite regis-tration starting at 11 a.m.Participants can also register onlinethrough the NewcastleDays.comwebsite – under the Classic CarShow tab.

Newcastle Days committee mem-ber and ex-Parks CommissionerSuzi O’Byrne; volunteer and classiccar owner Mark Ryker; NewcastleParks Manager Michael Holly, plusNewcastle Parks Commissioner,Newcastle Days Committee mem-ber and NewcastleDays.com web-page designer Craig Belcher haveworked together to fine tune thetrophy categories, posters, sponsorsand logistics of the Classic CarShow.

The Animal Hospital of NewportHills and Oil Can Henry’s are thesponsors this year. They are provid-ing dash plaques to all participantsand trophies to the winners of thefollowing categories: BestForeign/Import; Best Pre ’50sVehicle; Best ’50s Vehicle; Best ’60sVehicle; Best ’70s Vehicle, Best ’80Vehicle: Mayor’s Choice; and thePeople’s Choice – Best in Show.There will be ballots provided forvoting at the Classic Car Show reg-istration booth.

Lambert will announce the win-ners at 4 p.m.

Vehicles will enter Lake BorenPark off of 129th Avenue and willbe wonderfully displayed on therolling lawn in the north part ofthe park. This year marks the100th “birthday” of Chevy – some-thing to think about when you’relooking at all of these classic cars.All cars are welcome.

12CAR SHOW

Car show showcases the classics

Newcastle Days volunteers arestill needed to help with the event.Wow, what a great way to getinvolved with the community andhave fun at the same time. AsUncle Sam Newcastle would say,“We Need You!” ... but it’s only ashort-term commitment — oneday, and you don’t have to cutyour hair!

Seriously, we need adults to helpwith the parking in the morning,directing the 5K runners, showingvendors to their locations, and laterin the day, helping in the beertent. Any takers? Oh yes, volun-teers receive an event T-shirt. EmailGrace Stiller at gracestiller@com-cast.net, or call 228-7827 or 206-795-5783 for more information.

Students are welcome to volun-teer and receive community servicehours. Thank you to the HazenHigh School football team and theNewcastle Weed Warriors, who willbe with us again this year!Volunteers check in at the volunteerstation located near the restrooms.

Sign up online by taking thebrief Survey Monkey survey foundon the home page atwww.NewcastleWeedWarriors.org andorder your T-shirt in advance!

Also, stop by the King CountyNoxious Weed Program booth andlearn how to control invasive nox-ious weeds in King County. Freebrochures are available, and newthis year — paperless informationcan be sent directly to your smartphone! Or go towww.kingcounty.gov/environment/animalsAndPlants/noxious-weeds/outreach/fairs.aspx.

The Weed Warriors have beenwith us for the past four years, andwe are glad to see them back withus again this year! Look for them inthe shelter area by the restroom,with the Newcastle Weed Warriors.

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All sponsors will have boothsproviding information, samples,giveaways, etc.

Let’s hearit for thesponsors

Thank you tohelpful hands

A big thank you to theNewcastle Days PlanningCommittee: Angela Wingate(Newcastle Chamber of Commercepresident) Sandra Wixon(Newcastle chamber/businessowner) Suzi O’Byrne (Newcastle res-ident), Diane Lewis (ParksCommission), Craig Belcher (ParksCommission), Doug Kunkle(Newcastle chamber) and DavidHarris (HTS Audio).

These fabulous people volun-teered their time and energy tomake Newcastle Days possible. Thisannual event could not have beenachieved without them!

Koleen MorrisChairwoman, Newcastle Days

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