GUESTS

Brian Blount brought Joe Kennish for a 2nd visit. Brian says we didn’t scare Joe off the first time. Lynn Buchanon joined us again at the West Coast Convention Center’s garden room. Dan Marples, keeper of the rat – Scooby doo dog – brought guest Todd Leinbach. Dan tells the unlikely story of a “studly” Scooby carousing around his female Llamas. Seems the Llamas hate dogs and poor scooby was nowhere to be found. All is not lost however as a new “rat” was found, it being half Llama and half dog. Dan named the apparent offspring “Doggie Llama” and it was awarded to our eminent dog fancier Rich Lewis.

GET WELL BOB TALCOTT

A card went around for long time member Bob Talcott who is in Memorial Hospital room 204. A card or phone call would be welcome.

ROGANUNDA WORK DAY

John Warren and Steve Picket discussed the upcoming work day Saturday June 8. Breakfast will be served at 8:30 am by the breakfast crew of Roger Bell and Steve Emhoff. A sumptuous lunch is scheduled after working on the many projects. Lunch crew consists of Archie Sutton, Pat Danielson and Chris Christman. Lunch food is donated by the Sysco Co. , give a big thank you to them! Steve went over the many projects planned and there is something for everyone to do. Bring your tools like picks and shovels, ladders, paint equipment, house jacks, power drivers, and misc. hand tools. Etc. Bring gloves and clothes you’re not afraid of getting dirty. Those wishing to play card or just camp out Friday night are welcome to stay in the K-lodge. Bring your sleeping bag and plenty of poker money!

GOLF DAY JUNE 25

Rich Lewis and Mac Porter are still signing up golfers for this annual event. Rich reminds us that prizes are needed except they have plenty of golf tees.

SGT AT ARMS

Sgt John Warren collected a buck from those not attending Camp Roganunda Saturday. To pay your buck, you had to stand up and pass by President Doug who was trying to harass the non workers. John pointed out some very long term marriages in our club with anniversaries in June. Don and Betty Davidson are celebrating their 60th and Mac and Dede Porter 51 years. Check out the anniversary heading on the right side of this page.

PROGRAM: HARBORVIEW MEDICAL CENTER OF SEATTLE

Tina Mankowski, Director of Community Relations for Harborview Hospital in Seattle presented an overview of the hospitals services with a video that included a segment on our own Jason Emhoff with shots of his treatment and recovery at Harborview. The Hospital is owned by King County and managed by the University of Washington. Harborview is Alaska, Idaho, Montana and Washington States’s only level one adult and pediatric trauma center and is ready around the clock for any kind of emergency. Harborview treats all patients equally regardless of their ability to pay and even though it is owned by King County, regardless of where the patient is from including other countries. Last year, Harborview served over 400,000 patients with approximately 1500 coming from Yakima County.

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