JUNE 14, 2018 // 15
Westerport Winery holds Fleur de Lis Festival
ABERDEEN, WASH. — Westport
Winery will hold its annual
Fleur de Lis Festival 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 16,
at the winery’s garden resort
at 1 S. Arbor Road, on the
corner of Washington State
Route 105, halfway between
Aberdeen and Westport,
Wash.
This celebration of the re-
sort’s 10,000 blooming irises
offers activities for all ages,
including a sculpture unveil-
ing at 5:30 p.m. followed by
live music from Six Pack
Pretty on the patio from 6 to
8 p.m. The concert is free; all
ages are welcome.
The Grays Harbor and
Pacific Counties’ Master Gar-
deners will host a free plant
clinic teaching guests how
to dig, divide and transplant
irises, using starts from the
winery’s 15-acre display
garden.
Local artist and sculpture
garden contributor Jeffro
Uitto will display and sell
his wood carvings during
this event. Other vendors
include The Jerky Gal, The
Fancy Accent Tea Compa-
ny, Olympic Mountain Ice
Cream (with free samples),
LuLaRoe, Sassy Seafood and
Jill Haney-Neal.
Neal, an artist, recently
completed two new labels for
the winery. Known for her
Wild (but tasteful) Women
drinking wine series, she was
commissioned to create these
labels. The new Duckle-
berry Grunt vintage will be
released at this event with
Neal available to sign bottles
and posters. Neal will have
her fabulous prints, mugs,
and cards available in the
winery’s sunroom.
The Olympic Mountain
Ice Cream sampling will
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launch the winery’s designa-
tion as the latest location for
the creamery’s fans to pur-
chase ice cream to go. They
are even creating their own
Duckleberry Grunt sorbet!
Lora and Kim Malakoff
will unveil their latest sculp-
ture in the winery’s Some-
thing Blue Garden. This new
sculpture commemorates
the wine True North. Lora
has previously installed
sculptures for Peaches on the
Beaches, Bella and, fittingly,
Fleur de Lis. There are more
than 60 sculptures by local
artists in the resort’s gardens.
Meanwhile, Six Pack
Pretty combines soaring
vocals, big guitars, a power-
house rhythm section and a
taste for good times! Whether
it’s classic rock or modern
hits, the band is guaranteed to
have the crowd dancing and
singing along.
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day weekend, Boy Scout
Troop 211 of Astoria is
preparing for Scout Camp
with a pancake breakfast,
8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Satur-
day, June 16, at the Mason-
ic Lodge, 1572 Franklin
Ave.
Pancakes, sausages,
scrambled eggs and bever-
ages are included for $6 per
person, $4 for ages 62 and
older and $20 for families
(children 5 and younger eat
free).
Proceeds support the
scouts and their activities.
Tickets are available at the
door.
Give a Scout an experi-
ence that’s bigger than any
electronic screen. Introduce
him to the outdoors. Some
will tie their first square
knot at camp. Some will
catch, clean and cook their
first fish at camp. Others
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will shoot their first .22,
speed down their first zip
line or mountain bike their
first single track — all at
camp. No matter what, a
Boy Scout camp is where
adventure and learning are
the same thing.
For more information
about this event or other
Fort Clatsop District Boy
Scouts of America pro-
grams, contact Sam Rascoe
at 503-791-8134.