Welcome to Settlers 2021 - Celebrating our 100th Year, July 22, 23, 24 and 25 Honored Settlers Losh Family: Deer Park, Washington
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Welcome to Settlers 2021
Celebrating our 100th Year, July 22, 23, 24 and 25
Honored Settlers Losh Family: Grand Marshal
1991 Brad, our two chil-
dren & I moved back home
to Deer Park to take over
ownership of 7C’s.
My forever love for vol-
unteering and the com-
munity of Deer Park truly
began in the fall of 1991
when I was asked to help
with the Jr Miss/Miss Deer
Park Program. Fourteen
years later when I passed
on the Chairman position,
I had gained more than I
My name is Peggy had given. All the young
Coyle (Christoffersen). I ladies inspired me to
am incredibly grateful and complete my bachelor’s
humbled to be chosen as degree at EWU which
the Grand Marshal for the then enhanced my ability
100th year anniversary to further aid my commu-
of the Deer Park Settler’s nity in areas that were in
Days Parade. need. Through volunteer-
Sharon Bower, Beverly Losh and Mark Losh
I was born in Great ing with Deer Park Cham-
In 1921, Lloyd and Eva named Rob. to the west side of Wash- Falls, Montana; my fam- ber of Commerce, Pump-
Losh owned a small farm Norman married Bev- ington, and some of us ily moved to Deer Park in kin Lane, Rotary, the DP
on Wild Rose Prairie and erly, who was also from moved a whole mile-and- 1975 when I was in 5th schools, the Settler’s
hosted the very first Set- Deer Park, and they made a-half from the original grade. I graduated from Parade, and a few other
tlers Picnic 100 years their home about half-a- farm. Deer Park High School organizations for many
ago. They had two sons, mile from where he grew We value our growing (DPHS) in 1983. Three years, I have enjoyed the
Lavern and Norman who up. They had a daughter family and hope to con- days after graduating, I company of the best of
grew up on the farm; each named Sharon and a son tinue to add generations flew to Anchorage, Alaska the best of Deer Park.
would serve in the Navy. named Mark. to the family tree. for the summer to earn I look forward to the
The boys each had two The families have con- Settlers is honored to money for college. I future of Deer Park and
children of their own. tinued to grow over the have the Losh Family as drove dump trucks for my how our community is
LaVern married a girl years, between children the 2021 Honored Settler. father’s company, 7C’s growing. When it comes
from Deer Park named and stepchildren, great- Please join family mem- Construction, Inc. Af- to being part of a commu-
Mary and they lived on grandkids and seven bers at Mix Park after the ter two years at Eastern nity, every individual is im-
the farm once he returned great-great-grandkids. parade to help us cele- Washington University portant. As I was always
from the armed service. Some of the family has brate this 100-year anni- (EWU) and while work- told growing up, “It’s not
They had a daughter moved to other states or versary. ing in Alaska, I met and what you know, it’s who
named Tami and a son married my husband of you know.” Get out and
35 years, Brad Coyle. In know your neighbor, your
life will be better for it.
Settlers is the oldest continuous community celebration in the State of Washington.
Thank you City of Deer Park for providing insurance for the day
The Community Service Travelilng Trophy
Inland Feed and Farm Supply
Marv moved his family from Montana by way of Spokane to Deer Park.
In 1993, Marv, Todd and Mel opened Inland Feed and Farm Supply. After
Marv’s passing, Todd and Mel are still running the business. You see Todd
and the guys all the time in the store, bur Mel is behind the scenes and does
the bookkeeping.
Inland Feed is very active in helping the farming community. You may find a
small animal sale in the parking lot or you may find tables set up tor Pumpkin
Lane. They are also very active with F.F.A. 4H and the Clayton Fair, just to
mention a few of the thing they help out with. They also have always had all
the identifying numbers printed the Settlers Auction and Parade.
The farming community , Settler, the Clayton Fair, F.F.A., and so many oth-
ers thank Inland Feed for all their support.
PROPANE • FEED •
SEED • FENCING •
FERTILIZER •
LIVESTOCK •
EQUIPMENT •
GASOLINE• DIESEL
INLAND
224 South Main
FEED & FARM Deer Park, WA 99006
SUPPLY (509) 276-8070
Booth
Information
For information
and application
HOMEMADE SMOKED SAUSAGE for a
commercial
Serving booth call
Julie I. at
Deer Park Since
953-0087
Bill Egger Owner/Manager
1983
W. 101 “H” St.
Deer Park, WA 99006 276-8443 Deer Park Office For information
N 16 Main Street * Deer Park * WA 99006 and application
p: 509-276-2901 * f: 509-276-5617 for a
craft booth
deerpark.office@wafd.com call Alice at
276-6569.
Prime Rib For information
and application
Dinner
for a
food booth
call Jerry at
May 22 (509) 276-7016 or
at the Deer Park Eagles
220-4847.
$20.00 per person
Tickets available from
Settlers Committee Members General
Questions
Deer Park Eagles 12 South Ave. Call Sue at
276-2923 Members and Signed-In Guests
276-2433
Warren Schick
Managing Broker
998-6706
Email: warren@warrenschick.com
GardenSpot Market
Health Food Market Place and Your Local Florist
You will be Amazed at our Low Prices!
Seasonal Floral Arrangements • Gifts • Cards • Candles • Home Decor
Hours: 276-7774
406 W. Crawford Ave. M - F ~ 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 845 S. Main, Deer Park
deerparkautobody.com Sat. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.gardenspotfloral.com
Deer Park, WA 99006
Church in the Deer Park
Worship service at 10:30 a.m.
Mix Park on Sunday, July 25
The worship team will be made up of members from different
churches and there will be a special guest speaker. Everyone
is welcomed and a community-wide pot luck will follow the
service. Please bring your own chairs, blanket, etc. and food
to share for the pot luck. Beverages will be provided.
www.dpurgentcare.com
Mon. - Sun. ~ 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
365 Days a Year
702 S. Park, Deer Park
SETTLERS PARADE ENTRY FORM
105 E. Crawford JULY 24, 2021
SETTLERS ASSOCIATION
W 5011 Dahl,
Deer Park, Washington 99006
PHONE Sue (509) 276-2433
--------------- PLEASE PRINT ----------------
1. Entry name ________________________________Category No: _________
Name wanted on prize check if a winner ______________________________
Individuals participating (print complete names including driver and all riders) ________
______________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
2. Address (for next year’s application and prize if a winner) ___________
_____________________________________________________________________
City ____________________State ______Zip _____________Phone __________
3. Describe entry____________________________________________________
www.DeerParkInsurance
Umbrella
Jon@DeerPark Insurance Boats 4. Outstanding features judges and announcer should be made aware of ___________
______________________________________________________________________
(509) 276-2408 Farm
Renter Contents _____________________________________________________
Deer Park, WA. Mobile Homes
PO Box 1268 Homes 5. Length of Entry - Truck, Trailer, Float ______________________________
E 10 Crawford Auto
Insurance Agency 6. Please make every attempt to have the attached Hold Harmless Agreement signed
by each participant and return with the application.
Deer Park
Deer Park Furnace and Air and
Categories:
Deer Park Heat and Cool 1. Floats-Royalty 10. Non-Judged Groups
Serving Deer Park Since 1998 2. Horse Groups AGE 18+ 11. Novelty
Must have Pooper Scooper
276-8436 3. Horse Groups AGE 17-
12. Car Show
Veteran Owned Must have Pooper Scooper
and Operated
4. Pooper Scooper.
Military and to be judged separately.
Veteran
Discounts 5. Commercial
# DEERPPF882B3B3 #DEERPPF882B3W3 6. Classic Car 1954 and older
7. Classic Car 1955 and newer
8. Service Groups
9. Marching Groups
The HOLD HARMLESS and
AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE
RELEASE
must accompany all applications.
Ken Greer
NO CANDY IS TO BE THROWN DURING THE PARADE
KAJUNE1974PF FROM A MOVING VEHICLE. Throwing candy from a mov-
ing vehicle will cause you disqualification from judging and
991-8286 you will be asked to leave the parade. Walkers may drop
candy.
Please do not hand out pamphlets during the parade.
NO political entries will be accepted
Thank you.
RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS
& AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE
I, ___________________________ fully understand that my par-
ticipation in Settlers Days in Deer Park, Washington, exposes me to the
risk of personal injury, death or property damage. I hereby acknowledge
that I am voluntarily participating in this event/class and agree to as-
sume any such risks.
I hereby release, discharge and agree not to sue the Tri County Set-
tlers Association, Deer Park Ambulance and/or the City of Deer Park for
any injury, death or damage to or loss of personal property arising out of,
or in connection with, my participation in the event/class from whatever
cause, including the active or passive negligence of Deer Park Ambu-
lance and/or the City of Deer Park or any other participants in the event/
class.
In consideration for being permitted to participate in the event/class, I
hereby agree, for myself, my heirs, administrators, executors and as-
signs, that I shall indemnify and hold harmless Deer Park Ambulance
and/or the City of Deer Park from any and all claims, demands, actions
or suits arising out of or in connection with my participation in this event/
class.
I HAVE CAREFULY READ THIS RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS &
AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CON-
TENTS. I AM AWARE THAT IT IS A FULL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY
AND SIGN IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL.
*This agreement has to be signed by every individual in a group par-
ticipating in the event/class.
Date: _________________
*_______________________________ * ______________________
_________
(Print participant’s name) (Participant’s signature)
*________________________________ * ______________________
(Print parent or guardian’s name) (Parent/guardian signature,
if participant is under age 18.)
Welcome to S
Schedule of Se
Thursday
Ice Cream Social
6-8 p.m. in Mix Park (until gone)
Saturday
122 West First Streeet, 276-2320 10 a.m. The main Settlers Parade: The main parade will start
Deer Park
proceed to Main Avenue, to Fourth Street, then left on Fourth Str
Following the parade, food, craft and commercial booths will be a
reunions are scheduled, as well as community fun. The Reiter G
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. The Backwoods Band Mix Park Prog
Come eat and enjoy.
1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Official Settlers Days Program.
From Pledge of Allegiance ~ Invocation
Near And Far Parade awards will be announced.
We Welcome All! 2 p.m. - 3: p.m. The Backwoods Band
Clayton Rodeo
7:30 p.m.
The Rodeo will be Friday and Saturday
of Settler’s weekend, July 23 and 24
at the Clayton Fair Grounds
and will be presented by the Professional Western
Rodeo Association (Pro-West)
Starting time is 7:30 both nights.
Sunday
Church in the Park
Churches in the Deer Park area will be gathering to-
gether for a worship service at 10:30 a.m. in Mix Park
on Sunday, July 26. The worship team will be made up
of members from different churches and there will be
a special guest speaker. Everyone is welcomed and a
community-wide potluck will follow the service. Please
bring your own chairs, blanket, etc., and food to share
for the potluck. Beverages will be provided.
Settlers 2021
ettlers Events Subject to change
without notice
t at various locations on East Crawford and
reet to Mix Park.
at Mix Park, where many class and family
Games, Safety Fair, and music. 276-5005
gram starts after the parade at 1 p.m.
905 E. “D” Street, Deer Park, WA
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Deer Park
Welcome to Settlers 2020
Celebrating our 99th Year
Honored Settlers Grand Marshal
Third generation Deer
Park residents Lloyd
“Bub” Roberts and Mar-
ny Burdega Roberts will
serve as the Tri-County
Settlers Association’s
Honored Couple for
2020. The Settlers Cel-
ebration is on July 25th.
Both were born and
raised here, grew up on
dairy farms and gradu-
ated from Deer Park
Schools.
Lloyd is the eldest
child of Lloyd and Jo
Roberts. He has four
children and too many
grandchildren and great-
grandchildren to count.
He was a dairy farmer,
and later he owned and 2001 from the Cities of have attended the Set- My great-grandfather, Alois Reiter, immigrated
operated a dairy supply Seattle and Mercer Is- tler’s Picnic every year, from Austria and settled just north of Deer Park
business in Deer Park. land working for Parks especially enjoying the in 1904. He later married Christina and his fam-
He served on the Deer and Recreation, She parade and the class ily that included two sons, Louie (my grandfather)
Park School Board, was the State 4-H Beef reunions. They support and Herb and a daughter, Mabel, all became in-
Inland Power Board, Superintendent for 30 Settler’s Dinner and volved in the dairy business and other farming
JC’s-Junior Chamber of years and a National contribute auction bas- work in the subsequent years.
Commerce, DHIA and Track and Field official kets. For as long as I can remember, my “Grandpa
was a charter member working at University of We would like to thank Louie” and his brother Herb were involved in the
of the Deer Park Hos- Washington and State everyone for this honor Settler’s Picnic, selling Settler’s buttons and or-
pital where he often 2A, A and B high school and say “welcome to all chestrating the community races. Those races,
served as President. meets. and have a great week- now known as the “Reiter Races “ remain part
Marny, the eldest Bub and Marny are end.” of the Mix Park activities,with grandsons, grand-
child of Mike and Mar- both members of the Buub passed away in daughters, great-grandsons, and great-grand-
gret Burdega, retired in Deer Park Eagles. They March of 2021. daughters, including myself, still lining up to com-
pete and direct traffic for this seemingly timeless
Miss Deer Park 2020
event.
My first time in the Settler’s Parade, I rode with
my dad, Howard, on a horse-drawn buggy when I
was not yet 3 years old as my mom, Jean, watched
with the spectators. A few years later, I rode in the
parade on my tricycle. I have ridden on a float, a
mule and a unicycle. I have also marched in the
high school and alumni bands several times.
I attended 12 years of school in Deer Park,
graduating from Deer Park High School in 1971.
I played in the state basketball tournament on a
couple of occasions under legendary coach Max
Sanchez and was part of the high school band
that marched in the 1970 Rose Parade under the
direction of equally legendary Ken Fisher.
I served six years on the Deer Park City Council
before I moved back to the family farm north of
Deer Park with my wife, Roberta. I later had the
privilege of serving the citizens of Deer Park for
25 years as a city employee.
After retiring, I am spending my time puttering
about the family farm and helping research and
Miss Deer Park preserve our area’s history as a member of the
Clayton/Deer Park Historical Society.
Princes 2020 Princess
It is truly an honor to ride in this year’s Settler’s
Parade as the grand marshal. I hope everyone
Janessa Ainsley Isabella
enjoys the Settler’s festivities.
The Community Service Travelilng Trophy
Hair We Are
Hair We Are is a fun, not enough we also have a team 5 months ago and she
friendly, fantastic salon, tanning bed to warm your does hair and pedicures.
and we are very family ori- buns! Janel Norstrem start- We love our customers and Your Hometown
ented. We offer many ser- ed the business in 1998 appreciate each one. Heck
vices from all perm tech- (not old just experienced) they become our family! Hardware Store
niques, precision haircuts,
advanced color techniques,
her two daughters work
with her.
We are located at 1 North
Main in Deer Park and are
We’re Proud to Support Settlers
men’s cuts, from business Desirea Singleton has usually opened when not
to flat tops and fades, we been doing hair for 16 years quarantined Monday thru W. 141 “H” Street
also offer pedicures, mani- and Jamie Melton has been Friday 9-5 and Saturday
cures and acrylic nails. We doing hair and advanced 10-4. The phone is 276- Deer Park, WA
also offer advanced gel with
art techniques and if that’s
nails for 11 years.
Debra Berrand joined our
3183, we hope to see our
old friends and meet our 276-2951
new ones.
T Shirts
Available Sub Sandwiches & Chili
Hamburgers
at Best Coffee bar in town
Yoke’s
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Accounting • Income Tax • Bookkeeping Service
Have a All Types of Tax Service
Business ~ Individuals
Great Corporations ~ S Corporations
Time Trusts ~ Farms
Tax Exempt Organizations
at Estate Trusts
Settlers! All State Returns
In Deer Park Since 1968
John Odynski and Vern Rozelle
Enrolled to practice before S. 17 Main, Deer Park
The Internal Revenue Service E-MAIL
276-6888
john@odynskisaccounting.comW. 212 South Ave
276-2799
Deer Park
Safety, Health and Wellness Fair Sponsored by
Premiere Sponsor
Cub Scout Pack 202
Boy Scout Troop 202
Boy Scout Troop 216
Subject to change and availabilityWelcome
Clayton Rodeo
Stop by the
home of the famous
Clayton Burger
Hwy 395 & Railroad Ave.
Clayton, WA 99110 276-2527
Settler’s T-Shirts
available at DVM, John E. Harris, DVM, Lawrence Gay, DVM, Cassandra Goode DVM,
YOKE’S Amy Mauch DVM, Dawn Bonser, DMV, Justin Parkins, DMV
DEER PARK VETERINARY CLINIC
Country Bark 2915 E. CRAWFORD RD.
Landscaping Supplies and Delivery Veterinarian On 276-5091
Call 24 Hours www.deerparkvetclinic.com
Monday though Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Call - 509-276-8484
27106 N. North Rd.
Just off 395 and Dennison Chattaroy Rd!!!
www.CountryBark.com
Remember
Car Show
July 25
Mix Park
8am-2pm
Clayton Community Fair Presents
Notary
Clayton 2021
Probate
Real Estate Jay C. Lindh
Will and Trusts Attorney At Law
Pro-West
Civil Law Matters W. 110 Crawford St. Suite E
Contract Disputes P.O. Box 1667
Fax 509-276-9553 Deer Park, WA 99006
E-mail:DEERPARKLAW@AOL.COM Phone 509-276-9551
RODEO Franklin Accounting
& Tax Service
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Small Business a Specialty
JULY 23 AND 24 - Payroll & Bookkeeping
- IRS Audit Representation
- Income Tax Preparation
7:30 P.M. Welcome Settlers
information: call Dwayne 276-5136 Deer Park Licensing
222 W. Crawford, Deer Park
(In the Franklin Accounting Building)
276-2177 or 276-5056
“Come To Us For Quick & Convenient Service”
Monday-Friday 9-5:30 Saturday 9-1
www.claytoncommunityfair.com Closed All Legal HolidaysThe Backwoods Band Deer Park Settlers
is the Would like to thank the
Music at Mix Park Burdette Family
for their donation
The Backwoods Band
We are officially an all girls
classic rock cover band. we also throw in...
a bit of country now and then.
the music starts at 11:30 AM
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