September 2016.pub

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September 2016.pub

Camano Connections
Volume 29, Number 9
Camano Center ● 606 Arrowhead Road, Camano Island, WA ● 360
360--387
387--0222 ● camanocenter.org
September 2016
We want to make the 10th Anniversary Gala Auction our best event yet!
Side Table - On display in the lobby now come check out this beautiful set!
San Juan Day Cruise for 6 - Enjoy this special cruising opportunity upon a 36 foot Bayliner Cruiser through the spectacular beauty of
the San Juan archipelago.
One Week Escape to South Lake Tahoe - 7
night stay at The Ridge Tahoe overlooking the
breathtaking splendor of Lake Tahoe and the
beautiful Carson Valley. Word-class accommodations nestled in the high Sierra.
Seven Day Holland America Cruise for
Two - Experience a week of award-winning
service, extraordinary accommodations, five
star dining and entertainment onboard activities. Choose from several popular destinations: Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico or Can-
ada/New England.
One Week tropical vacation in Captiva Island, Florida - Escape to warm and sunny
Florida for a tropical vacation this January. Wonderful location only a block from
the blue waters of the Gulf and Captiva’s
beautiful beaches and 1/2 block from the Bay
with great fishing and boating.
Holiday Getaway in Downtown Seattle Enjoy two Pearl Section aisle tickets to the
Disney's ”The Little Mermaid" on December
15, 2016 at the 5th Avenue Theater, deluxe
accommodations at the Seattle Fairmont
Olympic Hotel, $50 gift card toward dinner at
Palomino Restaurant, a lovely basket of wine,
chocolates etc. go along with this special
package.
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Help us fund a Kayak for the auction!
H
ere’s a sneak peak at some of the fabulous auction items available for bidding
at the September 24th Gala Auction. Make
sure to visit our website and check the Auction
tab to find more detailed information and more
items to preview as we get closer to the event!
Tickets are still available but are going fast.
Don’t delay!
Any donation will help drop it off at the Center, call in or mail a
payment to Cindy's attention. Please note
Auction Kayak in any
correspondence.
Round Trip Tickets for 2 - Southwest Airlines eTickets to anywhere in the US, including Puerto Rico.
Tulalip Resort Overnight - One Night Deluxe Accommodations and Dining Certificate.
Hand Crafted Teak Adirondack Chairs and
Jazz at the Center presents:
Julian MacDonough
with a six piece
Susan Pascal
Tuesday, September 6, 2016 7-9:15 p.m.
Tickets: $20 Students with Student I.D. Free
Dixie Louis Armstrong Tribute Band
Wednesday, September 28, 2016 7-9:15 p.m.
Tickets: $20 Students with Student I.D. Free
More jazz information on page 16
Camano Connections Page 2
Camano Center Board of Directors
George Llewellyn, President
Kari Soth, Vice-President
India Nishi, Treasurer
Jim Shields, Secretary
Joan Cresap
Hugh Judd
Bonney Lemkin
Rose Olson
Lynnette Roberson
Jeff Highland
Staff
Karla Jacks, Executive Director
Karen Conway, Assistant Executive Director
Karyn DeYoung, Bookkeeper
Kendall Faragher, Office Manager/Newsletter
& Classes
Connie Johnson, Front Office/Trips
Cindy Hand, Gala Auction Coordinator
Adin Collver, Hospitality and Catering Director
Andrew McNeil, Maintenance Director
Jacob Sheldon, Administrative Support
Alyssa Jonson, Adult Day Director
Jana Hill, Adult Day Assistant
Sandy Stein, Monitor
Linda White, Monitor
Roxanne Robertson-Moore, Thrift Shop Mgr.
Chris Williamson, Thrift Shop Asst. Mgr.
Patty Prentice, Assistant Supervisor
Tom Blaisdell, Receiving Supervisor
Alec Scappini, Groundskeeper
Bill Bowe, Fleet Manager
Sheri Fey, Lead Janitor
Noah Laitenburger, Center Janitor
John Cross, Thrift Shop Janitor
Center Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8am-8pm
Friday 8am-4pm
Center Phone: 360-387-0222
2nd Chance Thrift is looking for a newer, used
pickup truck in really good shape to replace our
"Old Betsy". She's done a great job for us for
many, many years but we've reached the time when
it's not worth repairing her any more.
Senior Services of Island County Staff
Nancy Martineau, Nutrition Site Manager
Ginny Berube, Case Manager
360-387-6201
Second Chance Thrift Shop
Monday-Saturday 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Sunday Closed
360-629-6142
If you have a lower mileage pickup in good mechanical and physical repair that you are interested
in donating to us, please call Roxanne at 360-6296142.
Our Mission Statement:
2nd Chance Thrift Shop provides over 50% of the
operational funding for the Camano Center, a 501c
(3) non-profit organization. Your donation is tax
deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Roxanne Robertson-Moore
Thrift Shop Manager
Camano Center connects, enriches
and supports our community.
2nd Chance Thrift Shop
New Donations Days
Donation Hours
10 am - 3 pm*
Visit our website at
www.camanocenter.org
& Saturday
*Occasionally we must close early when our donation area
becomes completely full. Please feel free to call us to confirm that we have room if you are donating after 12 noon.
360-629-6142.
Camano Connections is published monthly
by Camano Senior Services Association, 606
Arrowhead Road, Camano Island, WA
98282.
Shopping Days
Shopping Hours
Monday - Saturday
10 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
Tuesday, Thursday,
Opinions or issues presented do not
necessarily represent an endorsement by Camano Senior Services Association. There is
no implied or actual endorsement of any of
the advertisers appearing in this newsletter.
Camano Connections is funded by membership dues, advertising revenues and other
fund raising efforts.
Our box truck allows us to pick up larger donated items. We charge a nominal fee of $25 for this
service. Please call us at 360-629-6142 to arrange a date and time for a pick-up. Pick-up service
is based upon the availability of our strong volunteers and space availability at the shop.
Karla’s Corner
September is here and it brings us cooler
nights, football games, and lots of great activities at the Camano Center. Tickets are
now on sale and going fast for our 10th Annual Gala Auction on Saturday, September
24. Our decorating committee is busy planning the transformation of the Center for the
evening to “Havana Nights”. Cuban food
and drink will be offered as well as well as
some other little surprises. Adin Collver,
our catering director, has planned an amazing dinner for us. Great
items, great food and drink make for a great evening. Please join us at
this not to be missed event.
Also this month we have three musical concerts. The first concert will
be Tuesday, September 6 with Susan Pascal, a Seattle jazz vibraphonist. September 14th features the renowned Mac Frampton on piano
from 7 to 9 pm. Mac is very entertaining and this promises to be a fun
filled evening of music. And the Julian Macdonough Dixie Louis
Armstrong Tribute Band will be playing on Wednesday, September 28.
This month is a great time to reconnect to the Center. Come join a
class, go on a trip, or join us for lunch. Volunteering is a great way to
meet new people and to get connected in the community. Consider
signing up here or at the thrift shop. As always thank you for supporting the Center and its important work through your membership renewals, volunteer work, and financial support.
Have a great month and come on in and get connected!!!
Karla Jacks
Executive Director
Camanocatering.com
Are you interested in holding a
breakfast business meeting?
Are you planning a wedding, anniversary or birthday party? Contact
Adin at the Center! Adin is our Hospitality Coordinator and will do a superb job of catering for any occasion! Visit our new website or call
Tuesday and Thursdays 11
11--3 p.m.
360-387-0222
Wednesday, October 19th
12:00 p.m.—1:30 p.m. at the Camano Center
· No Appointment needed
· Most insurances accepted
· Medicare Part D
· Medicaid
· No insurance $32.99
Cash or check only
Coming Soon
SHIBA Assistance
Assistance with Senior Insurance and Medicare
questions is available at the Camano Center
through Statewide Health Insurance Benefits
Advisors. Call Ginny at 360-387-6201 to make
an appointment.
The Camano Center is happy to announce that our own Camano Ukulele
Ensemble will be performing during our
Hawaiian themed lunch on Wednesday ,
September 28th.
Don’t Drive and Need to Do Some
Shopping?
Join us for our free monthly
Essentials Shopping Trips
Our friendly bus driver will pick you up at
your house and take you shopping. You and
your purchases will then be delivered back to
your home. There is no fee for the transportation. Dates subject to change based on driver
availability. Verify dates when you register.
Call the Center at 360-387-0222 to sign up!
Thursday, October 20
Thursday, November 17
Volunteer counselors will be here to
help you understand your Medicare
coverage and compare health and
prescription plans so you can make
informed choices and give you a
free, impartial review of your coverage. If you are considered low income they will help determine your
eligibility for extra help.
Reservations are required.
Don’t Drive? Need to do some shopping?
Join us for our free Monthly Essentials Shopping Trips! The Camano Center offers
monthly shopping trips to Lakewood Crossing in Smokey Point (SOUTH) or Costco &
Wal-Mart (NORTH) with a stop for Lunch at
Olive Garden once a month for seniors who
do not drive or need additional assistance.
SHIBA and Senior Services of Snohomish county will hold Medicare
information and enrollment sessions at the Camano Center.
Appointment is required.
Call 425-513-1900
After October 1
Nancy Martineau, Kitchen Manager
Senior Information and Assistance
W
e have a wealth of information
available to seniors. We know programs and services for seniors can be confusing. Our goal is to support the independence, dignity and health of Island
County seniors. Senior Services of Island
County maintains an office right here at
the Camano Center through which you can
get further information about senior programs and services. Our services are free
of charge to people age 60 and over and to
friends and family members of seniors.
Disaster Buddies Needed!
If you would like to volunteer to check in on
your vulnerable neighbors in the event of an
emergency or disaster, please contact Karla at
360-387-0222. Your assistance will be greatly
appreciated!
Tuesday, September 6
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Camano Center Parking Lot
www.nwjustice.org
NORTHWEST JUSTICE PROJECT: COORDINATED LEGAL EDUCATION ADVICE AND
REFERRAL This is a great website for information on just about any subject of interest to
elders, especially the self-help section.
There’s information on housing, taxes, Social
Security, S.S.I., estate planning, quit claims,
wills, etc. If you do not have computer access,
the number for seniors 60 plus is 1-888-3877111, and the TDD is 1-888-201-9737. They
are open for phone calls from 9am until noon.
Adult Day Program
Alyssa Jonson
Jana Hill
Benefits include:
·
Enhancement of quality of life
·
Structured programming
·
Professional team guidance
·
Social interaction opportunities
*Limited Space Available*
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Thursdays
For registration and details contact
Ginny Berube
Ginny Berube
360-387-6201
Tuesday—Wednesday—Thursday
8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Information and assistance with senior programs
and services.
Ginny Berube,
Senior Services of Island County Case Man-
List of Services Available:
Adult Day Program: Call Ginny at 360-3876201 for information.
available to borrow at no cost for as long as
needed (subject to availability).
Blood Pressure Checks: Free checks for informational use only.
Medicare Part D and Medicare Supplemental Insurance: Call Ginny for information and
for answers to your questions about Medicare.
Camano Connections Call Program:
Camano Center Front Desk volunteers call vulnerable seniors every morning, Monday
through Friday, to make sure they’re okay and
to provide some socialization to shut-ins. Call
Ginny for information or to sign up.
Camano Connections Delivery: Camano
Plaza IGA Market, Mark’s Camano Pharmacy
and Senior Services of Island County have
combined efforts in order to assist neighbors on
Camano who may be in need of groceries or
pharmacy delivery to their home. Call Ginny
for information or to sign up.
Foot Clinic: Most Wednesdays by
appointment. The service includes a foot soak,
massage, pedicure and a look for problems.
The service is provided by Catholic Community Services for a suggested donation of $24.
Liquid Nutrition Program: For some seniors
with special dietary needs a “Liquid Meal Replacement” may be a good choice. A liquid
meal can be helpful for seniors who are underweight or cannot swallow or eat optimally due
to illness or disability. You can order Ensure
Plus by calling 360-387-0222. Ensure Plus is
available in Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry and
Butter Pecan. Each 8oz can contains 344 calories and is lactose free. A donation of $30 per
case(24 cans) is requested. To purchase Ensure
Plus you must be at least 60 years old or over
and have approval from your primary care provider. Call your provider and have them provide us with a copy of a prescription. We accept cash, checks, credit cards or EBT card.
Lunch: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
noon; please be here by 11:45am! No reservations required except for holidays and monthly
theme dinners. Meals fully prepared on site.
Suggested donation for 60 and older is $4, under 60 is $6.
Meals On Wheels: All seniors over 60 years
who are homebound qualify to have hot meals
delivered every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Frozen meals may be delivered on those
days for consumption on Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday & Sunday. Cost is $4.00 per hot meal
and $3.50 for frozen meals. All meals are delivered between 11:30am and 1:00pm.
Medical Equipment: Wheelchairs, walkers,
canes, commodes, toilet risers & bath seats are
Memory Loss: Is memory loss affecting your
life? A support group meets at our Center
every third Tuesday from 2-3:30pm. These
support group meetings are for any person experiencing memory loss and their caregiver,
partner, family member or friend.
Parkinson's Support Group in Stanwood: A
support group for people with Parkinson’s and
caregivers of family members. Second Monday
of each month at the Stanwood Senior and
Community Center, New Housing Building 3rd
floor meeting room. 10:00-11:30am. Call 800850-4726 for more information.
PUD Senior Citizen Discounts: Many people
do not realize that the PUD has an assistance
program for those whose household income is
$28,264 or less per year. Stop by the Center for
an application. It just might ease some of the
pain of those power bills.
Senior Information and Assistance: Monday
Wednesday & Thursday, 8:00am-3:00pm by
appointment. Available by phone starting at
7:00am. Call Ginny at 360-387-6201 for more
information or for an appointment.
Volunteer Services Medical Ride Program:
This program is made up of volunteers who
provide transportation to medical appointments.
Call 360-387-0222 for information and to register.
Special Needs/Disaster Registry
The Camano Center, in partnership with Senior
Services of Island County, has a special needs
registry for seniors and people with disabilities
who may need additional assistance during
emergencies and disasters.
The registry program maintains a listing of all
registrants and will provide this information to
emergency responders during an emergency or
after a disaster. The registry contains information provided voluntarily such as the person’s
name, address and the reason for registering.
Disaster Registry Forms
are available at the Camano Center or online at
www.camanocenter.org. Call 360-387-0222 for
more information.
Enjoy the Benefits of Center Membership
T
he Camano Center is proud to offer
many groups, clubs and classes to Camano Center members for no additional
charge. We also have instructors that offer
discounts to Camano Center members.
These groups and clubs are open to the community but non-Camano Center members are
required to pay a $5 per session room use fee
and a trip surcharge. For more information
on the benefits of Camano Center Memberships contact Karen Conway 360-387-0222.
Call group or class contact for more information on each activity.
ACRYLIC PAINTING GROUP: Tuesdays: 9 a..m.
-12:00 p.m. Drop in and paint with other
acrylics painters. Bring your own supplies.
Contacts are:
Joyce Dunn 425-446-2777
Roberta Hanson 360-652-3272
AEROBICS FOR THE OLDER ADULT: Come
and work out to ‘Sweating to the Oldies with
Richard Simmons’ on video. No sign-ups;
just drop in.
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
9:00 a.m. -9:45a.m.
BOOK CLUB: Join us for a lively discussion.
First Wednesday of each month, 2:30 3:30pm. Call Cathryn Hodl at 360-387-9603
if you have questions.
The Book Club will have a private off-site
meeting in September, and resume their
regular schedule in October. Call Cathryn
Hodl at 387-9603 if you have questions.
Read in August for discussion in September
Little Century
Read in September for discussion in October
Mercy Snow by Tiffany Baker
BRIDGE, DUPLICATE:
Thursdays 12:30-4:00pm.
Contact is: Myrna Corcoran at 360-387-8840
BRIDGE, PARTY:
Mondays 12:30-4:00pm.
Contact: Vicki Kolbe, 360-631-5089
Fridays 12:00-3:00pm.
Contact: Geri 360-387-4325
Contact: Martha 360-387-7949
BRIDGE CLASSES: Learn to play Bridge.
Beginners always welcome. We will work
on weak two’s, transfers and no trump responses. On Break for summer will resume
in the fall.
CAMANO ARTS ASSOCIATION: The first
Wednesday of every month, 6:00-8:00pm. A
different topic every month.
Contact: Ray Fossum 425-478-0777
COMPUTER CLUB: (Formerly known as our
Computer Class) Club resumes on Tuesday,
September 13. Remember to bring your laptop, smart phone or tablet with you. Free for
Center Members. Call the Center for more
information and to sign up. Tuesdays 10:30
a.m.—11:30 a.m
CRIBBAGE: Fridays, 12:30-3:00pm.
Contact is Mimi Van Benthuysen at
360-387-4036.
CULINARY ARTS SOCIETY: Social time,
demonstrations, cooking contests, and plenty
more. 2nd Wednesday of the Month 6:008:30pm. Contact Sandy Schumacher at 360301-6306 for more information. Annual Club
dues are $10. Non-Camano Center members
pay an additional $5 session fee.
DOWN-TO-EARTH GARDENERS: A group of
people who meet to share gardening expertise
and to pass on knowledge to new gardeners.
This group also helps maintain the grounds at
the Center. Meets the 2nd Monday of the
month at 10am. Contact LaLee Burrill 360387-3122.
FRENCH CLASS: Taught by Nicole who is
French! Class resume October 3. No registration required. Call Nicole at 360-387-2994
if you have questions. Mondays 10:00 a.m.11:30 a.m.
HANDCRAFTERS: Sewing and craft projects
benefit the Center. Meets the 2nd and 4th Friday, 9:30am-12:00pm. Contact is Helen
McHugh at 360-387-2813.
HAND AND FOOT CANASTA: Wednesdays
from 1:00 to 3:00pm. Contact is Irene
Bergstrom at 360-387-7798.
LIFT/STRENGTH & CONDITIONING: Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:45-7:45am. Rise 'n'
shine with us early in the morning as we
have fun adding to our muscle mass and
bone density! Instructor is Carol Pope at 425
-344-9505 or [email protected].
$60 12-class punch card
$54 Camano Center Members
MAH JONGG:
Mondays, 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Wednesdays, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Contact Martha Hale at 360-387-8949.
NEEDLEWORK GROUP: Open to all levels of
experience. Bring whatever you’re working
on. Tuesdays from 10:00am-12:00pm. Contact Mary at 360-387-6958 for more information.
Thursdays, 3:30-8:00pm. Call Joan Huehnerhoff at 360-652-1600 for more information
INTRODUCTION TO QUILTING: Fourth
Thursdays, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Call Joan
Huehnerhoff at 360-652-1600 for more information about the quilting group or class.
RECYCLING WORKSHOP: The third
Wednesday of each month from 10:0011:30am. Pick-up recycling, free drop off
locations, and much more will be discussed.
Bring a recyclable item you have questions
about if you like! Contact Tamara Drake at
425-344-8544 for more information.
RUSTY WINDS: A new Camano group for
former band players who would like to play
easy band tunes together just for the joy of
making music. Not designed for professional
musicians. Designed to be joyful. No wrong
notes here. Meets Mondays 1 pm-3:00 p.m.
For details and requirements contact Joe
Pedersen 360-926-8687
SENIOR TENNIS:
Men’s: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays, 8:00am11:00am. Call Chuck Ruscha, 360-387-8269.
Women’s: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:0011:00am. Call Marilyn Grosjean at 360-5724286.
SPANISH CLASS: Fridays, 9:00-10:30 a.m.
Contact Paul Johnson if you have any questions about the Spanish Class. at 360-9134884 or [email protected] if
you have questions.
TRAVEL TALK: Second Tuesday of each
month from 1:30-3:00 p.m. What are the historical and cultural connections between the
Basque Region in France/Spain and the
Western U.S. This Travel Talk with pictures
will answer this question. Esther Immer has
made 2 trips to this region this year, and she
will share these adventures. For infomation ,
call Megan at 360-387-1186.
WATERCOLORS: Drop in and paint with
other watercolor artists. Must bring your
own supplies. Every Friday 8:00a.m.—12:00
p.m. Call Margie Ridley at 360-420-1010 for
more information.
PICKLEBALL Join us at the Camano Courts
Tue., Wed., Thur., 12:30 p.m.—2:30 p.m.
Call Gordy 425-750-1105.
PILATES FUSION: Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:50
-8:50am. Two beneficial mind-body practices
that increase flexibility, balance and strength!
Instructor is Carol Pope at 425-344-9505 or
[email protected].
$60 12-class punch card
$54 Camano Center Members
PINOCHLE: Mondays, 12:30-3:30pm. Contact is
Deanne Roth at 360-629-3329.
QUILTING: Hand Quilting No sewing machines. Meets Second Wednesday of the
month. Joan Huehnerhoff 425-754-6620
for more information.
QUILTING: Quilting Open Sew Drop in and
bring whatever you’re working on. Fourth
Meets at the Camano Center
Mondays
3:30 p.m. —5:00 p.m.
FREE to Camano Center Members
Contact: Clint Ferrell
425-818-9079
Camano Center Trips
E
ver wanted to travel back in time? Whether
you dream of moments in your lifetime that
you'd like to revisit, or have a yen for a more
distant era, several choices await over the next
few months.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 MOHAI SIGN UP
NOW! Toys of the ‘50s ‘60s and ‘70s Channel
your inner child! Remember Gumby..Barbie…
Slinky…Mr. Potato Head…Wham-O…
Spirograph…Hot Wheels? Trivia game hosted
by “Marcia Brady” (the original Brady Bunch’s
Maureen McCormick)!Purchase Admission on
your own. Seniors (62+) $15.95 – Adults $19.95
Members $25 / $30 non-members
Transportation Only
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 CAMLANN MEDIEVAL VILLAGE BORS HEDE INNE
SIGN UP
DEADLINE RIGHT NOW. Step much further back
in time into rural England in the year 1376! Interact with villagers portraying medieval people,
and discussing their work & life in the
14th century. Enjoy demonstrations of varying
aspects of village life like archery, blacksmithing, candle making, etc. Browse the Craft Shops.
Order ale, wine or mead with a hot lunch at the
Bors Hede Inn from noon to 3:00 Purchase Admission on your own $5 CASH ONLY no
credit cards.
Members $24/$29 non-members
Transportation Only
Take a trip back to childhood on the first day of
September to see the MOHAI "Toys of the
'50s, '60s, and '70's" exhibit. Bring the kids
and grandkids, so they can see what they
missed!
Connie Johnson
Trip Coordinator
Bill Bowe
Fleet Manager
Cones, Espresso, Espresso Milkshakes, Pumpkin
Pie, Hot Apple Cider & Hot Food!– Purchase
Admission ON YOUR OWN – Kangaroo Farm
Tour $10 Adults $9 Children (2-12) $8 Seniors
– Foster’s Produce FREE
Members $20/ $25 non-members
Transportation Only
Thursday, November 3, 2016 Seattle Art Museum. “Yves Saint Laurent: The Perfection of
Style” SIGN UP DEADLINE OCTOBER 5! Highlights from the legendary designer’s 44-year career. One hundred haute couture garments, YSL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Shopping Trip. Rive Gauche clothing & accessories, photoLocation TBD – Call in your preferences by Sept graphs, drawings, films and more! See it all from the first sketch and fabric selection to the
8! See list under “Suggested by Members”.
various states of production and fitting.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 CORNER OF BITTER
Admission & Transportation
& SWEET HOTEL TOUR. Official tour of the
bestselling novel Hotel on the Corner of Bitter
and Sweet locations. (All tours include an all- DECEMBER 18, 2016 MAMMA MIA! FAREday pass to the Wing Luke Museum’s current WELL TOUR SIGN UP ASAP – THESE TICKETS
gallery exhibitions, as well.)"The official Bitter SELL OUT FAST. DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 18. The
& Sweet tour is a lovely way to see the real Chi- ultimate feel good show! A mother. A daughter.
natown-International District and discover the Three possible dads. And a trip down the aisle
places frequented by Henry and Keiko - get an in you’ll never forget! Float away with us to the
-depth look at the neighborhood's rich history, Greek isles on the buoyant goodwill of this
diversity and layers of stories" - author Jamie blockbuster musical!
Ford. This is a WALKING tour, so please dress
Tickets & Transportation
accordingly. Several good Chinese restaurants
nearby to choose from!
SUGGESTED BY MEMBERS
Transportation Only
(Which ones do you like?)
Purchase Admission ON YOUR OWN
Seniors $17.95
Chihuly Garden & Glass
Adults $18.95 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Visitor Center
Boeing Tour
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 OUTBACK KANGAROO
Future of Flight Museum
FARM & FOSTER’S PRODUCE, CORN MAZE &
Franz Bakery Tour
PUMPKIN PATCH SIGN UP DEADLINE SEPArchitectural Tour of Seattle
TEMBER 28. Bring the kids & grandkids for a day
Labyrinth Tour
of Family Fun! We’ll start with a Kangaroo &
Seattle Symphony
Exotic Animal Tour at Outback Kangaroo Farm.
Shopping Trips: IKEA, Alderwood Mall, BelleThen, on to Foster’s Produce, Corn Maze &
vue Square, Bothell Country Village,
Pumpkin Patch for Cowbarrel Train Rides,
Trader Joe’s, World Market
Pumpkin Slingshot & Cannon Blaster, U-Pick
Pumpkins, Fresh Produce, Ice Cream, Waffle
Would you rather experience some of what you
may (or may not) have imagined medieval life
was like in England? Join us as we travel a short
distance (Carnation) into the far distant past at
Camlann Village, named after the legendary
location where King Arthur fought his last battle
and was then carried off to his final burial on the
isle of Avalon.
Don't forget to "cast your ballot" either by phone
or in person to let us know where you hope to go
on our "???Mystery Shopping Trip???" at the
end of September. You won't know where
you're going until all the votes are in. "Voting"
DEADLINE: September 8.
In October, we'll be exploring what life was like
for a Japanese family in Seattle during WWII
on the "Hotel at the Corner of Bitter &
Sweet" Tour. If you haven't read (and fallen in
love with) the book of the same name yet, why
not pick up a copy and find out what it's all
about?
Looking ahead into November, you'll find one
more opportunity to remember "the way we
were" at the S.A.M. exhibit, "Yves Saint
Laurent: The Perfection of Style."
It just wouldn't be fall without some outdoor fun
in the crisp, autumn air. We've combined two
requested venues into one trip offering something for "Daytrippers" of all ages. Having
heard such good things about the Outback Kangaroo Farm in Arlington, we'll spend part of the
day there, and part of it enjoying classic fall activities like corn mazes, a U-Pick pumpkin
patch, Cowbarrel train rides, and lots of fresh
produce and delicious autumn treats at Foster's
Produce, Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST! We have one more
chance to get a group of 10 together for the
popular musical, "Mama Mia!" This is their
farewell performance, and it's only going to be
offered one day, so DON'T DELAY! Sign up
right away so we can (hopefully) get good seats
before they are sold out.
Well, that about does it for this issue. See you
on the bus!
Connie Johnson
Trip Coordinator
Important Notes
August WINNER of the
“Trip of Your Choice Drawing”
Johanna Hazen
Camano Junction
Saturday
October 29
7:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m.
No Host Bar
$15 at the Door
Please check our website, our Facebook page, and our bulletin board at the Center for updates on
trips, and to see if any new trips have been added! Please let Connie know if you have any ideas for
trip destinations. Keep in mind that all trips must be planned well in advance to meet advertising
deadlines. Theater and Cruise trips usually must be planned at least two months in advance. REMEMBER – both the bus (seats 14) and the van (seats 6) are available for Charters for trips that you
and your friends especially want to take.
Call Connie at 360-387-0222 between 2-8pm, Monday through Thursday, for more information
about trips, if you have questions about trips, if you have suggestions for trip destinations, or to
schedule a charter for your group.
Trip Policies
DAY TRIPS: You may make a reservation by phone, mail, or in person. We accept cash, check,
VISA and MasterCard. Trips are open to the public of all ages. UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED, your reservation must be paid 14 DAYS prior to departure date. Reservations made less
than two weeks prior to the trip must be paid in full at the time of the reservation.
TICKETED EVENTS: UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, trips requiring the Center to purchase a ticket as part of the trip package must be paid in full BEFORE TICKETS ARE ORDERED.
TIPPING: A tip may be collected for the driver. You are responsible for tipping at restaurants
when eating on your own.
REFUNDS: If you cancel after you have paid for the trip it is NON-REFUNDABLE. If there is a
wait list for the trip and we are able to book your cancelled seat we will issue you a refund. If the
Camano Center cancels a trip you will receive a FULL REFUND.
Community Education Classes & Workshops Available at the Camano Center
T
hese classes are available to anyone in the
community. Everyone is welcome to participate and enjoy the services they provide to
both members of the Camano Center and the
Camano and Stanwood communities. Session
fees do not apply to these classes and workshops because payment for these services are
paid directly to the instructor.
AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE offered by
AARP Driver Safety, is designed especially
for drivers age 50 and older. This is an 8 hour
course. Please bring sack lunch. AARP
Members $15/Non-AARP Members $20
.
Thursday, September 8 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 10 9:00 a.m. –5:30 p.m.
BODY BASICS FOR SENIORS: A unique class
that combines stretching, muscle strength and
toning, balance, flexibility and specialized
breathing techniques that work each part of
the body individually as well as the whole for
an optimum workout. This class is noted for
the laughter, fun, friendship and sense of
community its students share from the very
first day. Become part of the Body Basics
“family. Based on the soon to be published,
“Body Basics for Seniors” by Jeanne Reynolds taking the best routines from over 30
years studying and teaching experience. Call
Jeanne Reynolds , certified instructor to Register: 425-773-4119.
Thursdays, 9:30-10:30am.
$10 per class.
T’AI CHI: What do you want? Better balance, improved circulation, improved memory, lower blood pressure, relief from the effects of arthritis, neuropathy, type two diabetes, help in the prevention of Alzheimer’s
and Dementia and increased energy and vi-
tality? Then you want T’ai Chi taught by
Jeanne Reynolds with over thirty years teaching experience. Jeanne Reynolds, Certified
Instructor. Call to Register: 425.773.4119.
Tuesday 9:30 a.m. -10:30 a.m.
$10 per class
PI YO LIVE: Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. PiYo is
inspired by Pilates and Yoga to use your body
to get stronger, leaner and flexible. For more
information on PiYo contact Sherri Fey at 425314-8966. First class is free.
Drop in $7 per class.
With punch card, as low as $6.10 per class.
ZUMBA GOLD: A lower intensity, more moderate format. Thursday 4:00-5:00pm. For more
information on Zumba Gold contact Sheri
Fey at 425-314-8966. First class is free.
Drop in $7 per class.
With punch card, as low as $6.10 per class.
Program Alert! How to Communicate with Persons Who Have Dementia
H
How to Communicate with
Friends Who Have Dementia
United Methodist Church Stanwood
Sunday, October 2 at 12:30 p.m.
Camano Center Camano Island
Tuesday, October 4 at 4:30 p.m.
Brookdale Center—Stanwood
Monday, October 10 at 4:30 p.m.
ave you wanted to visit or chat with a
friend who has dementia but aren’t sure
what to say or how to respond? A few tips and
suggestions can help friends and relatives feel
more comfortable during much appreciated
visits.
Join us for a presentation by a specialist in dementias who will discuss the issues and your
concerns. Sponsored by The Camano Caregivers Support Group, these programs last about
an hour and are open to the public. The same
presentation will be given on three different
dates to best accommodate people’s schedules.
It is free.
These talks will explore what makes it easier to
keep up friendships. Learn the best ways to
be comfortable and enjoy your visit with your
neighbors, friends or relatives who may have
some form of dementia.
… If you’ve ever wondered “How do I start a
conversation?” “What do I say now?”
...“What if my friend doesn’t respond?”
Join us for one of these casual, informative
talks. There will be time for questions.
Speakers:
Oct. 2 Janelle S. Taylor, University of Washington. Professor and Chair, Dept. of Anthropology.
Oct. 4 and 10 Leta Benfield, Executive Director, Birchview Memory Care.
For more information and directions, please
call Ginny Berube 360-387-6201.
Camano Center Hiking Club
2nd Chance Thrift Shop
Lou Homan 509-230-3652
Ev e r y t h i n g C h r i st m a s Sa l e
At t h e C a m a n o C e nte r
for more information
Beginners: September 9 Meet at the Camano Center 1:00 p.m.
Hike at the beach
Beginners: October 7 Meet at the Camano Center 1:00 p.m.
Hike at Camano State Park
Hikers (no dogs) call for time and meeting place
September 23 Hike on Mount Baker
October 13 Hike at Fragrance Lake
Hikers (dogs welcome)
For info: call Mary 360-387-6958
September 14 Meet 2:30 at 4 Springs Lake Preserve
October 6 Meet at 1st parking lot
at Cama Beach State Park
Everything Christmas on Sale
Come to the Camano Center
Friday, October 21 & Saturday, October 22
10 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
606 Arrowhead Road—Camano Island
September 2016
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Camlann Medieval Village
Saturday, September 17th
Havana Nights Gala Auction
Saturday, September 24th 5:00 p.m.
5
Friday
2
Strength & Conditioning 6:45-7:45 a.m. Men’s Tennis 8:00-11:00 a.m.
Pilates Fusion 7:50-8:50 a.m.
Senior Aerobics 9:00-9:45 a.m.
Women’s Tennis 9:00-11:00 a.m.
Spanish Class 9:00-10:30 a.m.
Adult Day 10:00-2:00 p.m.
Watercolors 8:00am-12:00 p.m.
Body Basics for Seniors 9:30-10:30 a.m. LUNCH 11:45am
Duplicate Bridge 12:00-4:00 p.m.
Party Bridge 12:00-3:00 p.m.
Pickleball 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Cribbage 12:30-3:00 p.m.
Zumba Gold 4:00-5:00 p.m.
PiYo Live 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Mohai
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Strength & Conditioning 6:45-7:45a.m.
Acrylics 9:00a.m.-12:30 p.m.
T’ai Chi 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Needlework 10:00-12:00 p.m.
Jazz Concert 7:00 p.m.-9:15 p.m.
Men’s Tennis 8:00-11:00 a.m.
Foot Clinic 8:30-3:30 p.m.
Mah Jongg 9:00-12:30 p.m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Hand & Foot 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Book Club 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Camano Arts Association 6:00-8:00 p.m
Strength and Conditioning 6:45-7:45 a.m.
Pilates Fusion 7:50-8:50a.m.
Women’s Tennis 9:00-11:00 a..m.
Body Basics for Seniors 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Men's’ Tennis 8:00-11:00 a.m.
Handcrafters 9:30-12:00 p.m.
Watercolors 8:00-12:00 p.m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Blood Mobile
Essential Shopping
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Men’s Tennis 8:00-11:00a.m.
Senior Aerobics 9:00-9:45a.m.
Mah Jongg 9:30a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Down to Earth Gardeners 10:00-12:00pm
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Pinochle 12:30-3:30pm
Party Bridge 12:30-4:00pm
Rust Winds 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Camano Ukulele Ensemble 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Puppy Life Skills 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Strength & Conditioning 6:45-7:45a.m.
Acrylics 9:00am-12:00 p.m.
T’ai Chi 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Needlework 10:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
Computer Club 10:30a.m.11:30 a.m.
Travel Talk 1:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Recycling Workshop 10:00-11:30 a.m.
New Member Lunch 11:00-1:00p
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Hand & Foot 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Jazz Dinner Concert 5:30-9:00 p.m.
Strength & Conditioning 6:45-7:45 a.m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
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Strength & Conditioning6:45-7:45a.m.
Mah Jongg 9:30-12:00 p..m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Acrylics 9:00-12:00 p.m.
Pinochle 12:30-3:30pm
T’ai Chi 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Party Bridge 12:30-4:00pm
Computer Class 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Rusty Winds 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Camano Ukulele Ensemble 3:30-5:00 p.m Computer Club 10:30a.m.11:30 a.m.
FICOM 4:00-5:00 p.m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
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LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Pinochle 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Rusty Winds 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Camano Ukulele Ensemble 3:30-5:00p.m.
Boy Scouts 6:30-8:00pm
Strength & Conditioning 6:45-7:45 a.m.
Acrylics 9:00a.m.-12:00 p.m
T’ai Chi 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Computer Club 10:30a.m.11:30 a.m.
Pickleball 12:30-2:30 p..m.
Memory Loss Support 2:00-3:30 p.m.
Foot Clinic 8:30am-3:30 p.m.
RESERVATION LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
Hand & Foot 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Jazz Concert 7:00 p.m.-9:15 p.m.
Mystery Shopping
CSSA Board 8:00-10:00 a.m.
Adult Day 10:00--2:00 p.m.
Quilting Open Sew 3:30-8:00 p.m.
Zumba Gold 4:00-5:00pm
Quilting Class 5:00-8:00 p.m.
Handcrafters 9:30-12:00 p.m.
LUNCH 11:45 a.m.
ALL Activities are
cancelled
for Gala Auction
Preparation
ALL Activities are
cancelled
for Gala Auction
Preparation
All Center Activities
will end at 12:00 p.m.
for Gala Auction
Preparation
Bake Sale Donations Wanted
B
ake Sale is Saturday, November 19 during the annual Holiday Craft and Gift
Bazaar. Call the Center for more information
& to sign up! 360-387-0222. Here is a list of
what is wanted and tried and true crowd
pleasers. No perishables or items needing
refrigeration please.
Baked Goods Suggestions:
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Cookies - packaged 6 or 12 .
Berry Pies.
Sugarless items – Weight Watchers recipes and snack mixes like Chex Mix.
Small loaves of quick breads.
Dinner rolls.
Yeast breads– preferably whole wheat or
whole grain.
Pumpkin items (seasonal flavored items).
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Label items with special ingredients - especially nuts
Single individually wrapped items ie.
donuts, cinnamon rolls that can be purchased early in the day with coffee. (The
vendors loved this!)
Snicker doodle cookies and donuts were
“hot” sellers last year.
Package items in small amounts, the seniors like the small packs and families can
always make multiple purchases.
Gluten free baked goods.
Carmel Corn or other flavored popcorn.
Sign up sheet available at
the front desk on
September 12.
Retiree Volunteer
Grant Programs
If you are retired for one of these companies, your volunteer hours could bring
more dollars to the Camano Center!
Bank of America
ConocoPhillips
Prudential
Alliant Energy
Exxon
Aetna Foundation
Verizon
RealNetworks
Allstate Insurance
October Newsletter, you will notice a section
in our newsletter set aside to thank our Business members. There will also be a business
spotlight section in the newsletter for our
higher level business members that will give
a brief description of their business.
T
he Camano Center now has a new opportunity for businesses to support the
mission of the Center with an annual membership just for businesses. Starting in the
If you are a business owner and you are interested in finding out more about this program,
contact Karen Conway at 360-387-0222.
Karen Conway
Assistant Director
Chevron
Pfizer, Inc.
IBM
BECU
Contact Karen Conway
360-387-0222
For more information
VO LU N T E E R R E M I N D E R
When you volunteer at the Camano Center, please remember to
log your hours in our volunteer sign-in book at the front desk. We
do report all of our volunteer hours for tax purposes and it also
helps us to track and recognize all the amazing work you do here
at the Center. Thank you!
Karen Conway, Assistant Director
Sharon Heine & Alvie Kronbeck
Guy and Sue Lamoree
Janet and Phil Reda
Val Shinkle
Tracy Teed
Charlotte Stokes
Lucy Opperman
Larry and Maria Carlstrom
Shelley Rucker-Morgan & Mr. David Morgan
Shirley Nielson
Peter and Kathryn Dannerbeck
Cindy and Scott Hand
Gary Lingenfelter
25th Annual Collectors Car Show and Outdoor Market
2016 Car Show Winners
Cars 1930 & Earlier
Cars 1931-1939
Cars 1940 – 1949
Cars 1950 – 1959
Cars 1960 – 1969
Cars 1970 – 1979
Cars 1980’s - Present
Muscle Cars
Street Rods
Special Interest
Work in Progress
Trucks (Stock)
Trucks (Modified)
Motorcycle
European Cars
Sherral Lane
Tracy Counter
Jeff McCracken
Stan & Pam Pauley
Phillip Burns
Rick Monger
Tristen Evans
Ben Webb
John Wither
Bob & Sara Schmitt
Jason Smith
Curt Cummings
Bob Garbe
Lynn Querry
Jason Smith
Tommy Crompton
REO Flying Cloud
’31 Ford Coupe
’49 Plymouth
’55 Chevy Bel Air
’69 Chevy Corvette
’74 Chevy Corvette
’80 Pontiac Trans Am
’70 Chevelle SS
1967 Shelby Cobra
’32 Ford Roadster
’50 Chevy COE Auto Hauler
’31 Ford
’72 Chevy C-20
’51 Chevy PU
’41 Simplex Service Cycle
’37 Bentley Derby
BEST IN SHOW
Gary & Sherral Lane
’59 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
Fun Times at the 25th Annual Collectors Car Show and Outdoor Market
T
he 25th Annual Collector’s Car Show and
Outdoor Market was a great success with
118 beautiful cars, trucks and motorcycles, 15
vendors, DJ entertainment, pulled pork sandwiches, a beer garden, great raffle prizes, and
incredible weather!
Randy and Marla Heagle generously donated
the use of two golf carts to bring people to and
from the parking lot next door. The Lions
Club helped find parking places for the many
cars that came to the Center that day. Walt and
Marilyn Grosjean spent many hours slow cooking pork for the pulled pork sandwiches and
baking homemade cookies to go with the
lunch. Sherral Lane helped secure vendors for
the event and get donations while her husband
Gary helped encouraged other car owners to
participate in the event. Kari Lightner and
Joyce Delk worked hard to get the 60 pre-
registration packets ready for the day of the
show and were here bright and early to take the
58 new registrations that came on Saturday. Stacy Learned from Pub 282 sponsored
and worked the beer garden with help from her
friend Mickey. Thank you to Darlene Miller,
Karyn DeYong, Luci and Gary Morgan, Sandy
Stein, Judy Swearinger, Evelyn Root, Jody
Noyes and David Gibson who all contributed
time and energy as volunteers for the event.
This event would not have been possible the
support of our generous sponsors: Stanwood
Viking Village, Platinum Autoworks, Alpine
Environmental Services, Advanced Automotive, Mission Motors and Windermere Real
Estate, and Blade Chevrolet.
Karen Conway
Assistant Director
D
o you have a timeshare or vacation
home that goes unused or you'd like to
share? This is a great way to help us get an
unforgettable vacation experience. Contact
Cindy at 387-0222 or email her at [email protected].
We could also use any type of
service such as:
Landscaping
Gardening
House Cleaning
Pet Sitting / Walking
Window Washing
Gutter Cleaning
Beer/Spirit Crafting Lessons
Thank you for
your support!
We want to make the 10th Anniversary Gala Auction our best event yet!
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Dessert of the Month - Marilyn Grosjean
will prepare a gourmet dessert that serves 6-8
people, once a month for an entire year (your
choice of date).
An Evening On the Bay - four-course dinner for four with wine pairings at the Lemkin’s waterfront home. Jeff is the proprietor
of the popular food blog “Calorie Factory”
and both Bonney and Jeff are long standing
members of the Camano Culinary Arts Society.
Waterfront Gourmet French Dinner for
Six overlooking the Saratoga Passage surrounded by candlelight, roses and clematis.
Linda Demetre.
the Marriott Inner Harbour with tour of
Butchart Gardens.
Tickets to infamous Party Barn Prime Rib
and King Crab at the Heagle Party Barn
Seattle Seahawks Tickets! Need we say
more?
Authentic Paella Dinner - Prepared for 20
guests at your home
Fabulous Artwork by Jack Archibald,
John Ebner and so many local and CAA
artists - A must see!
Cindy Hand
Gala Auction Coordinator
Victoria Getaway - Two night stay in a deluxe city view room with buffet breakfast at
Plan Now. Die Later.
L
earn how
to talk to
your doctor
and
family
about end-oflife concerns
and
the
choices available, including hospice,
palliative care, voluntary stopping eating and
drinking (VSED), and Death with Dignity.
Take part in a practical, hand-on class preparing your end-of-life documents. Leave with a
completed advance directive.
You will be guided through the process of
documenting your wishes about the kind of
medical care you do or do not want at the end
of life.
You will have the opportunity to work with
the End of Life Washington Advance Directive, which combines a living will and durable
power of attorney for health care into one
document.
There is no cost for the seminar, documents or
notarization.
Karen Griffith and Judy McCay are sisters and
volunteers with end of Life Washington.
They train volunteers to sit vigil at the beside
of dying patients.
Karen currently serves on the board of the
Hospice Foundation for Jefferson Healthcare
in Port Townsend. As she gets older, Karen
says the more real and less theoretical end-oflife choices have become. She has a passion to
educate people on what those choices are and
has helped many clients walk that final journey.
When her husband was in hospice and expressed his wish to take advantage of the
Death with Dignity Act, Judy became acquainted with End of Life WA. Judy strongly
believes every adult should be prepared for
future medical situations by having completed
an advance directive and have an understanding of their options when faced with the end of
their life.
End of Life Washington. Your Life. Your
Death. Your Choice. For more information
visit endoflifewa.org
Plan Now. Die Later
Camano Center
September 30
1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Registration for this seminar is required.
Please contact Ginny Berube TuesdayThursday 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to register.
360-387-6201.
Donations
The Camano Center relies on contributions from our generous donors.
Thrift Shop Expansion Project
Frank Montgomery
James Dalman
Maxine Knapik
Joseph & Vicky Giannelli
Jeffrey Highland
Thursday Bridge Club
Karen Van Lier
Keith & Joan Anderton
Dr. Richard & Bonnie Cavell
General Fund Donations
Duane Simshauser
Patrick Clark & Carol Hoeksema
Robert Riffel
In appreciation of medical rides
William & Marcia De Laurentis
Lorraine Benham
OR 2ND CHANCE THRIFT SHOP EXPANSION
Check one box:
ÿ Camano Center
ÿ 2nd Chance Thrift Shop Expansion
Shopping:
Monday--Saturday
10:00- 4:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays
360-629-6142
Thank you to everyone who donates to the Thrift Shop Expansion Fund jars at the Center and at the Thrift
Shop, and to everyone who donates merchandise to the Thrift Shop, books to the lending library and
medical equipment to the medical supply lending closet .
We appreciate every donation!
Classified
Free for Center Members Only
Deadline is the 10th of Each Month
Current members of the Camano
Center receive free use of the classified section of the Camano Connections for selling personal items. The
section is not for business use. Call
or stop in to place your ad. Deadline
is the 10th of each month.
2 SETS FRENCH DOORS, mirrored
doors, like-new dish washer, rubber
floor matting rolls, cabinets, bookcases, and more. Best offers 360387-8427
TUFFET LADY SUEZELL Vintage
chair designer fabric. Leroy Neiman
golf threesome Lee Trevino, Arnold
Palmer, Jack Nickalaus serigraph.
360-387-6780.
DANIA TOP QUALITY matching
couch and sofa. $275. Willing to deliver. 206-518-2640.
SEAHAWKS TICKETS! Local resident season ticket holder has 4 seats
50 yard line. Seahawk side. Some
games available. 206-953-7336
camanocatering.com
Advertising
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Stanwood, WA
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September 2016
Camano Connections
Camano Center
606 Arrowhead Road
Camano Island, WA 98282
(360) 387-0222
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forming at the Camano Center
with a six piece Dixie Louis
Armstrong Tribute Band on September 28 from 7:00 p.m.-9:15
p.m.
Deliver to addressee or current resident
Julian MacDonough
rummer Julian MacDonough is well-known in
the Bellingham community as
one of the best drummers around,
particularly as a jazz drummer.
Julian MacDonough will be per-
September 6
September 14
September 24
September 28
Pascal is heard on motion picture
soundtracks including “The Wedding Planner”, “Office Space”,
”Eulogy” and “Mirror, Mirror”
and is a guest artist on recordings
by vocalist Greta Matassa, “All
This and Heaven Too,” "And to
All a Good Night," and "The
Smiling Hour"; the Vern Sielert’s
Dektet recording, "From There to
Here"; slide guitarist Orville
Johnson’s “Slide and Joy”; and
many others.
Jazz at the Center—Susan Pascal
Mac Frampton Piano Concert
Gala Auction
Jazz at the Center—Julian MacDonough
& a Dixie Louis Armstrong Tribute Band
2nd Chance Thrift Shop Christmas Sale
at the Center
Halloween Dance
Holiday Craft & Gift Bazaar
Afternoon with Santa
Black & White Ball
Pascal’s eclectic musical interests
are reflected in her own projects.
Susan Pascal’s SOUL
SAUCE quintet is a tribute to
Latin jazz icon Cal Tjader, and
her new BRAZIL PROJECT
band features the rich rhythmic
and melodic traditions of Brazil.
Her straight-ahead jazz
group, the SUSAN PASCAL
QUARTET has been nominated
twice for Best Acoustic Group by
Seattle’s Earshot Jazz.
October 21 & 22
S
eattle jazz vibraphonist Susan Pascal has taken
her music through four tours of
Singapore and concerts, workshops and clinics across the
United States. Her Pacific Northwest appearances include the Earshot Jazz Festival and Centrum
Jazz Port Townsend, and as a
special guest artist with the Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra,
the Seattle Baroque Orchestra,
and Seattle’s G ypsy jazz
group, Pearl Django.
October 29
November 19
December 13
December 31
Susan Pascal Quintet
Solar Potential
Solar energy potential dwarfs the potential
from every other energy resource on the
planet. (Note that, in the following chart, the
energy potential for renewables is annual energy potential, whereas the energy potential
from non-renewables is for total known reserves.)
The sun actually delivers to earth more energy in one hour than the entire world uses in
a whole year.
http://cleantechnica.com/2016/08/17/10-solarenergy-facts-charts-everyone-know/
Joan Schrammeck
Fire Mountain Solar
Cholesterol/Diabetes, Vitamin D and
Bone Density Screenings
Full Lipid Profile plus Glucose: 10-12 hour
fast required, water and prescribed medications
only, no coffee or tea. No alcohol 24 hours
prior. Fee: $15
If you are fascinated by solar energy or electric vehicles, both of which are critically important to switching to clean energy to reduce
our collective climate footprint, the Clean
Technica website is a great source of information.
On August 17, they published an article by
Zachary Shahan entitled 10 Solar Energy
Facts & Charts You (& Everyone) Should
Know. Here are three of the facts. See the article online for the other seven.
US solar energy industry added more jobs in
2015 than the US oil & gas extraction & pipeline industries added combined, and grew 12x
faster than the US economy as a whole.
The country leading annual solar power installations is now China, with the US at number three, behind Japan.
Vitamin D: Fasting is not required. Fee: $39
Bone Density: This is a non-invasive, painless
scan of one hand. Results are available immediately. Fee $10
For information call 360-814-2424 or 360-6296481. No appointment or pre-registration is required. Debit or credit card or personal check –
no cash accepted.
Wednesday, November 2
8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Camano Center
606 Arrowhead Drive—Camano Island

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