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COHO TALES May 2015

Volume 25 Issue 3 May 2015

ELECTION COMMITTEE

The 2015 Annual Meeting and Election of Board Members

2015 is the 25th Silver Anniversary of our Evergreen Coho

SKP Park! Since this is such a special year for our Park, we

should all plan to participate in our Annual Meeting &

Election, which is held on the first Wednesday of August –

this year it will fall on August 5, 2015.

Please consider serving this great Park by

serving on the Board of Directors. Three

board members are elected annually. There-

fore, we’ve included an application for the

Evergreen Coho SKP Park Board of Directors

in this issue of our Newsletter.

If you’re interested in running for office, you should en-

sure your name is included on the Official Ballot by sub-

mitting your Application no later than June 16, 2015 (50

days prior to the Annual Meeting).

Anyone submitting their name after June 16th may still be

nominated from the floor, but will be a write-in candidate.

This doesn’t allow Leaseholders to really evaluate a late

candidate.

These applications will be posted in the Clubhouse and will also be included

in the Annual Meeting Packet which goes out to all members 30 days before

the meeting. Completed Applications may be mailed or placed in the Club-

house Mailbox for Lot #213.

Lynn Gramling, Lot #213 2015 Election Committee Chairman

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Ron Lund Vice President: Dwight Williamson Treasurer: Charlene Cates Secretary: Janet Richards

OTHER DIRECTORS Tom Cochran Betty Grewell Billy Laird Mary Trott Herm Shilling

Park Business Manager Nancy Zingheim

Park Facilities Manager Mike Allen

OFFICE NUMBERS

Phone: 360-385-6538

Fax: 360-379-5669

Email: ecrskp@escapees.com

COHO TALES EDITOR: Phyllis Henley

pmhenley67@gmail.com or Mailbox #645

EVERGREEN COHO SKP PARK WEBSITE:

http://www.evergreencohoskprvpark.com

MANAGER’S REPORT Nancy Zingheim

Don Marginson gave up his lot 507. Dean and Lynn Gramling traded from lot 640 to 213. New Leaseholders as of May 1st are Arthur & Carol Southwick lot 437. Available lots are: 125, 133, 216, 225, 226, 311, 507, 508, 514, 538, 545, 618 & 630. Summer reservations for 30 day sites from June through August are almost fully booked. We have ONLY A FEW spaces available for those that come in without a reservations. We are in the process of putting up NO PARKING signs in front of the office to prevent accidents from occur-ring so please obey the signs.

JUNE NEWSLETTER DEADLINE IS MAY 20TH

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If you have articles or information for the COHO Tales, please email them to the editor, Phyllis Henley at:

pmhenley67@gmail.com

If you want your birthday or anniversary added to the Calendars or email address add-ed to the Email List, contact the office to fill out the information form which will be for-warded to the Editor.

COHO TALES is published eight (8) times a year: January/February, March/April, May, June, July, Au-

gust, September/October, and November/December. The deadline for submitting articles is the 20th

of the month prior to the issue date. The goal of publishing the newsletter is to provide information

to the membership about the activities and issues that are of interest and pertinent to the operation

of the park. Articles are always welcome, but will be published solely on the basis of space, general

interest to the RV community, and at the discretion of the Editor. All articles may be edited and must

adhere to a policy of non-confrontational content.

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Jul '14 - Mar 15 Budget % of Budget

Ordinary Income/Expense

Income

711 · Fees adjustments (11,064.16) 0.00 100.0%

710D · Maint Fee Discounts (5,514.25)

703 · Previous year carryover 0.00 (50,000.00) 0.0%

760 · Fax and copy Income 22.55 125.00 18.04%

700 · New Member Referral 30.00

750 · Late Payment Fee 45.00 0.00 100.0%

720 · Interest income

Early Withdrawl Penalty 0.00 0.00 0.0%

720 · Interest income - Other 47.55 725.00 6.56%

Total 720 · Interest income 47.55 725.00 6.56%

740 · Lot transfer fees 95.00 200.00 47.5%

736 · Septic System Dump Fee 110.00 330.00 33.33%

705 · Waiting list fees 340.00 500.00 68.0%

745 · Donations received 406.50 0.00 100.0%

781 · Gravel Income 490.00 900.00 54.44%

780 · Other sales 960.60 0.00 100.0%

737 · Postage Reimbursement 1,106.37 2,270.00 48.74%

712 · Value adjustment 2,190.00 7,300.00 30.0%

735 · Propane income Tank A 5,900.79 8,800.00 67.05%

715 · Rental inc-NoTx Monthly 9,528.23 16,000.00 59.55%

742 · Lot clean-up 9,684.00 5,730.00 169.01%

730 · Laundromat income 9,787.25 12,000.00 81.56%

717 · Rental Inc-Txble East / West Wk 25,954.96 33,000.00 78.65%

725 · Electricity income 54,019.83 65,000.00 83.11%

710 · Maintenance Fees 577,904.50 577,630.00 100.05%

Total Income 682,044.72 680,510.00 100.23%

Gross Profit 682,044.72 680,510.00 100.23%

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR MARCH 2015

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Expense

970A · Cash Over/Short (30.00)

929 · Property Taxes 0.00 12,000.00 0.0%

915 · COHO days 0.00 1,000.00 0.0%

910 · Club House & Kitchen 0.00 0.00 0.0%

976 · Income tax 0.00 100.00 0.0%

804SA · Safety 0.00 0.00 0.0%

6560 · Payroll Expenses 0.00

726 · Penalties 0.00 0.00 0.0%

69800 · Uncategorized Expenses 2.00

4000 · Balance Adjustment 7.13 0.00 100.0%

927 · Licenses & Fees 71.00 10.00 710.0%

970 · Bank charges 217.95 350.00 62.27%

802LA · Lawn 497.20 500.00 99.44%

911 · Marketing 735.59 0.00 100.0%

971 · Transfirst Merchant Services 1,024.65

977 · Gravel/Sand Purchase 1,087.58 2,200.00 49.44%

960 · Other expenses 1,489.88

807LM/S · Lot Management/Storage 1,505.37 4,130.00 36.45%

801CL · Clubhouse Maintenance 1,565.08 2,000.00 78.25%

803RO · Road 1,750.31 3,700.00 47.31%

918 · Fee Reimbursement 1,813.54

810LS · Landscaping 1,837.48 2,200.00 83.52%

805SH · Shop 1,998.91 2,500.00 79.96%

921 · Insurance 3,101.55 7,500.00 41.35%

936 · Mail & postage 3,209.69 5,000.00 64.19%

957 · Propane Clubhouse Tank B 3,597.43 6,000.00 59.96%

933 · Telephone 3,746.74 5,000.00 74.94%

951 · Facilities 5,238.84 10,600.00 49.42%

958 · Propane Resale Tank A 5,468.79 9,400.00 58.18%

930 · Office expense 6,961.03 11,000.00 63.28%

909A · Building Maintenance 7,668.43

806UT · Utilities Group 7,878.53 12,813.00 61.49%

906 · Payroll taxes 8,014.08 9,700.00 82.62%

909 · Maintenance 8,804.00

953 · New Septic Systems 9,769.55 0.00 100.0%

926 · Accounting and Tax Services 10,565.00 5,000.00 211.3%

912 · Trash pick-up 12,536.13 18,000.00 69.65%

928 · Legal Fees Paid 13,750.50 10,000.00 137.51%

939 · Water 17,390.50 23,000.00 75.61%

903 · Employees wages 55,380.03 75,000.00 73.84%

942 · Electrical 64,426.94 77,000.00 83.67%

Total Expense 263,081.43 315,703.00 83.33%

Net Ordinary Income 418,963.29 364,807.00 114.85%

Net Income 418,963.29 364,807.00 114.85%

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR MARCH 2015 (continued)

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EVERGREEN COHO SKP PARK – ELECTION COMMITTEE

APPLICATION TO BE A CANDIDATE FOR DIRECTOR

Please fill out and sign the agreement below and write a resume in the space provided.

Agreement To Serve As A Director Of The Evergreen Coho SKP Park:

I, (please print) Lot # SKP # ___________

agree to serve as a director of Evergreen Coho SKP Park. I understand that the term of office is three (3)

years. I submit my name as a candidate for election at the next Annual Meeting.

____________________________________________________ _____________________________

(Signature) (Date)

* I would participate in a “Meet The Applicants” Forum meeting if asked. Yes No ____

* I have been a Board of Directors member for ECR in the past. Yes ____ No ____

If Yes, years served _________________________________________

RESUME, INCLUDING EXPERIENCE AND REASONS I WANT TO SERVE:

NOTE: To have your name printed in the Annual Meeting Packet, this application must be received by the

Election Committee 50 days prior to the Annual Meeting (June 16, 2015); however, you may submit this form

to the election committee any time before the Annual Meeting and still be a candidate for Director. You may

also be nominated from the floor at the Annual Meeting. If you wish to withdraw your name after submission

to the committee, you must send a statement, signed and dated to the Election Committee.

Rev 04/15

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EvErgrEEn Coho SKP ParK’S SilvEr annivErSary

Evergreen Coho SKP Park’s Silver Anniversary will be celebrated this June 27th!

It will be 25 years since our park received its occupancy permit for our clubhouse, and a quarter century

ago the membership celebrated with a fun-packed luau.

A celebration will be held on the June 27th date, but the main activities will be included in COHO DAYS held

the first week of August so more members will be able to be present. Watch the clubhouse bulletin board

and COHO Tales for more information as it becomes available.

COMMITTEES COMMITTEES COMMITTEES COMMITTEES

Volunteers are the lifeblood of Evergreen Coho SKP Park. Committee Chairpersons are volunteers who

organize the other volunteers to accomplish the tasks that the Committees are charged with. Without

these wonderful volunteers, nothing would get done in the park. As a reminder the following is a list of

the Committee Chairpersons for the current year. New Chairpersons will be selected by Committees

after the annual Meeting in August. If you have a question about the work done by these Committees,

or want to volunteer to work on any of these committees, contact the Committee Chairpersons. Contact

information is posted on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse.

Long Range Planning - Bill Croft

Lot Management and Storage - Earl Jones

Roads - Don Conner

Safety - Jack Yates

Shop - Larry Anderson

Utilities - Dick Koeb

Marketing Ad Hoc - Dennis and Sandra Haven

Documents Ad Hoc - Mary Trott

Audit - Judy Slawson

Budget - Katherine Plisko

Clubhouse and Social - Meg Rich

Clubhouse Main. - Kevin Crawford

Election - Lynne Gramling

Grievance - John Hixon

Landscape - acting Chair Marianne Ecker

Lawn - Mike Bush

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The past two months have been very busy in the Clubhouse with games, crafts, potlucks, Piz-

za Parties, St Patrick’s Day Dinner, Easter Dinner, breakfasts, a memorial service, and meeting

point for the Ladies Lunches. Thank you to all who have helped organize, sponsor, or partici-

pate in our activities.

In April the Ladies lunch returned to Doc’s Marina Grill at Point Hudson in Port Townsend. This is a popular restaurant

on the water with a great view of water as well as great food.

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Pictures by Diane Roulier

CLUBHOUSE & SOCIAL COMMITTEE

The Ladies traveled to Poulsbo in March to the Greenlight Diner for lunch. This was a new restaurant for the group.

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Celebration of Life for long time member Mitzie Coe. Al Brower's 90th Birthday Party. Happy Birthday, Al!

Photo by Linda Boyd Durkee

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Celebration of Easter Dinner at the Clubhouse

2015

Craft Classes were held this winter taught by Vickie

Clason and Dianne Roulier. The group meets on

Tuesdays from 1:00—3:00 p.m.

Pictures taken by Diane Roulier unless otherwise noted.

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The Landscape Committee

Although the Landscape Committee officially disbands in September the members continued meeting, planning and occasionally working as weather permitted. I am very pleased to report that this winter the group completed three projects. Our first project was the succulent garden behind the laundry room. Working as a team we completed the garden after the utility fellows scraped the grass off the area. This patch of grass did not received any water during the summer and was an unsightly brown patch of dead looking grass so we decided to create a succulent garden that would not require watering. Our second project was headed by Diana Carter. She identified rose bush-es that were not doing well in the East garden due to the shading of the large trees. She transplanted six of them to the West side of the laundry yard where they would received the much needed sun. She transplanted an additional five rose bushes to the West parking area. There, with some help from the rest of the committee, we transformed a messy area into another rose garden with a gravel area and chair. Our third project was the waterfall. Merrie Freed spent the winter preparing the ground, and getting rid of noxious weeds that had taken root. We spread beauty bark over the waterfall and planted small heather plants that will rapidly increase in size. Our common area adopters have also been very busy. We have a few new adopters that have done wonders in their common are-as. Because of all of our adopters the park has had early spring flow-ers popping up. The colors are such a welcome sight after the browns and greens of winter. The Landscape Committee officially begins May 1st. We meet every Thursday at 8:30am in the coffee room. Come and join us.........

Marianne Ecker, Landscape Committee

Photo by Diane Roulier

The TRUTH & KNOWLEDGE GROUP (AKA: LIARS CLUB) Put

On A Leftover CORNED BEEF HASH Breakfast

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UTILITY COMMITTEE REPORT

This has been a fairly quiet winter regarding utility work around the park. This shows in the Budget for this Fiscal year 2014/2015. We have a little over $3,000, for the remainder of the fiscal year (3 Months). I have submitted our Budget for 2015/2016, to the Budget committee, for $16,950. Our available planned funds in our Contingency/Replacement Fund for 2015/2016 for Septic(636) is - $278,137. Electrical Systems(637) is - $71,010. Water Systems(641) is $2,000. These numbers may be adjusted, when the Board reviews the pro-posed C/R budget.

Over the past year, we have been coordinating our Thursday work sessions with Lot Management, and I plan to continue this same schedule for the remainder of this Fiscal year (3 Months). This way we can coordinate the use of the Truck and Tractor for both committees, and work together on projects.

Our winter schedule is to meet at the Shops at 9:00am and are usually finished by noon. When more people return to the park, we will probably start at 8:00am

Working with Earl Jones, Lot Management Chairperson and myself, Utilities Chairperson, we have asked George Hilke to coordinate the work schedule between the two committees for the Thursday work ses-sions. We will be asking those that need things done within the park to give their request to George Hilke, as the contact, and he will make out the Thursday work schedule. I've attached a copy of the list that George has put together for this Thursday work session.

1) Water leak lot 605

2) Rock for lot 228

3) Rock for lot 234

4) Rock for lot 125

5) Caulk shed lot 437

6) Caulk shed lot 543

7) Caulk shed lot 545

8) Clean lot 508

9) Pressure wash sheds

Further to the entry fountain repair, the Board has taken over this project. My goal was to have it fixed and flowing before more Leaseholders returned.

Our schedule for the remaining of this Fiscal Year has changed. Both Diane and I will be out of the Park starting April 17th until May 1st. We will be leaving again the end of May for a family reunion in Wisconsin, returning to the park mid July.

Bob Lehnert - Utilities Vice Chairperson, is in the Park, and if there are any invoices that need to be signed, please stop by Bob's and he will sign those invoices.

For those that will be traveling back "home", safe travels and we will see you this summer. Sounds like it is going to be exceptionally warm!

Dick Koeb - Utilities Chairperson

Hard at work on the Valve replacement 4-17 Photo by Jim Clason

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Evergreen Coho on Facebook

Evergreen Coho Leaseholders now have a presence on Facebook!

A new Facebook Group has been created for use by leaseholders and management at Evergreen Coho SKP Park.

This new group is only accessible to current leaseholders and management. Leaseholders must request to join the group and their name will be verified prior to approval.

Only leaseholders and management will be able to view, post, comment, add photos or files to the group. No one else (even your Facebook friends or family) will be able to see the content.

Post your thoughts about the weather, concerns about the park, questions that you may have or general mus-ings. Think of the group as a 24/7 Clubhouse Get Together to help spread news and information.

So, if you are a member of Facebook, go to:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/evergreencohoskp/

and click on 'Request to Join' (you will see a group description and those who have already joined).

Also, Evergreen Coho has a Facebook page that is viewable by the public (Escapees and others) that's purpose is to spread the good news about our park and attract visitors.

You can add photos there about Evergreen Coho and the surrounding area for all to see how wonderful it is around our community.

Check out and Like the page at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Evergreen-Coho-SKP-RV-Park/563601217103332

Have you seen the new Evergreen Coho Website? Take a look at: http://www.evergreencohoskprvpark.com/ The password to the member only area is the same as the mailroom door code.

Thanks for looking! Jim Clason, Lot 615

WELCOME NEW LEASEHOLDERS

TEXT AND PHOTOS BY SANDRA HAVEN

Rick and Madelynne Bowerman are both native Californians who became leaseholders last fall, just before heading for Arizona. They are now back in the park with their motorhome in lot #542. Rick retired from the Army, then spent 13 years as a truck driver, specializing in loads of food grade products throughout the 11 western states. They sold their home in 2002 and began full-timing. They hosted for both private and state parks for 10 years through-out Washington, Oregon, Utah, California and Arizona. Their favorite hosting job was at Washington state’s Cle Elum park where the Cle Elum and Cooper Rivers converge. Rick loves catch-and-release fishing and woodworking. Madelynne says she doesn’t let MS slow her down as she gets around on what she calls her scooter. Along with their little dog Missy, they plan to continue heading to Arizona BLM camp areas in the winters and enjoying our summers here.

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MARKETING COMMITTEE Thanks to the cooperation of many of our members, we were able to get newsworthy and interesting facts about our park in the media lately. Highlighting Our Park Across the Country An article, “Breaking Ground,” about how RVers can enjoy gardening while “on the go” and highlight-ing our Landscaping Committee’s efforts came out in the March/April issue of Escapees magazine. We were also able to insert a separate page about our park’s upcoming Silver Anniversary. A “thank you” to all those we interviewed and photographed for this article: Bonnie Herner, Merrie Freed, Mari-anne Ecker, Diana Carter and Darlene Cathey. Focusing In Local Media, too! Then we refocused to the local community with another article, “Traveler’s Dreams Come True.” This article came out in the local newspaper’s quarterly magazine, “Living on the Peninsula.” The article was about our park’s upcoming Silver Anniversary, when we will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of our clubhouse, the business and social hub of our community. With that article we en-couraged readers to contact us for information about Escapees, our co-op park and to set up a tour of what we have to offer. “Living on the Peninsula” is available county-wide for free at restaurants, con-venience stores and businesses from March through June, as well as inserted in the papers of all newspaper subscribers. More to Come! Articles: Check out the upcoming May/June issue of Escapees magazine as well! Pete Granger has a feature article highlighting our Olympic Peninsula, in his “Washington’s Scenic Discover: The Olympic Peninsula,” which includes Evergreen Coho SKP Park as a great place for Escapees to discover. In that same issue, more highlights of Western Washington are included in the “SKP Stops” section. A double dose of our park in the same issue! Advertising: We also have inserted a paid-for ad in RV Life’s “Resorts and Destinations” page that shows Washington’s places for RVers. This ad will be in their May, 2015 issue as well as online. Next year we plan advertising in both Escapee publications (the annual Travel Guide) and in public venues, like RV Life. We are also working with the office to order various promotional items (shirts, cups, etc.) with our park logo to offer to members and visitors. The Best PR: Word-of-Mouth But the best form of advertising the values and benefits of Evergreen Coho SKP Park is word-of-mouth. Thanks to all of you who have been spreading the word of our park across the country during your travels this year! That is the key to co-op living—working together for a stronger community.

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MAY 2015

Birthdays

Anniversaries

Anniversaries over 50 years are highlighted.

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Mick Pratt 05/01

Ed Thompson 05/05

Martin Cassidy 05/08

Gene Holly 05/08

Jack Yates 05/08

Janice Friedel 05/09

Susan Schneider 05/16

Linda Pease 05/20

Pam Eisner 05/21

Shirley Albrechtsen 05/23

Ed Herner 05/29

Roy Freed 05/31

Dick & Diane Koeb 05/06 1967

Dene & Lois Holly 05/10 1974

Gerry & Marian Pollock 05/10 1958

Mike & Sheri Dean 05/15 1993

Ivan & Lauradele Jacobs 05/18 1957

John & Bonnie Kearsing 05/19

Dick & Shirley Albrechtsen 05/29 1969

May -- Maia's month

Maia is the Oscan Earth-Goddess, and an ancient Roman Goddess of springtime, warmth, and increase. She causes the

plants to grow through Her gentle heat, and the month of May is probably named for Her. Her name means "She Who is

Great", and is related to Oscan mais and Latin majus, both of which mean "more". She is also called Maia Maiestas, "Maia

the Majestic", which is essentially a doubling of Her name to indicate Her power, as both "Maia" and "Maiestas" have their

roots in latin magnus, "great or powerful". She was honored by the Romans on the 1st and 15th of May, and at the Volcana-

lia of August 23rd, the holiday of Her sometimes husband, the Fire-God Vulcan. Maia (meaning "the great one") is the Italic

goddess of spring, the daughter of Faunus, and wife of Vulcan.

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JUNE 2015

Birthdays Anniversaries

Anniversaries over 50 years are highlighted.

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Juno (Latin: Iūno [ˈjuːno]) is an ancient Roman goddess, the protector and special counselor of the

state. She is a daughter of Saturn and sister (but also the wife) of the chief god Jupiter and the

mother of Mars and Vulcan. Juno also looked after the women of Rome.[1] Her Greek equivalent

was Hera.[2] Her Etruscan counterpart was Uni. As the patron goddess of Rome and the Roman

Empire, Juno was called Regina ("Queen") and, together with Jupiter and Minerva, was wor-

shipped as a triad on the Capitol (Juno Capitolina) in Rome.

Jim Spaulding 06/01

Wayne Wilcox 06/02

Ed Cates 06/03

Tom Cochran 06/05

Jose Brower 06/11

Tommie Clendening 06/11

Larry Anderson 06/13

Earlene Anderson 06/13

Judy Avery 06/13

Bob Haynes 06/13

Dwight "D" Durkee 06/14

Jack Clark 06/14

Kaak Crawford 06/15

John Coulter 06/17

John Garbarino 06/18

Karen Spaulding 06/19

Vickie Clason 06/21

Lois Holly 06/23

Jerry McAlhany 06/24

Bill Schneider 06/29

Rosalie Melde 06/29

Sandra Neff 06/30

Mike & Mary Ragon 06/09 1964

Ed & Teresa Thompson 06/12 1981

Walt & Katherine Plisko 06/13 1970

Joe & Linda Noll 06/16 1973

Larry & Jo Anderson 06/17 1944

Gordon & Janet Richards 06/17 1961

Bernie & Caroline Engbretson 06/21 1978

Ed & Charlene Cates 06/22 1963

Ron & Barbara Bonham 06/24 1967

Norb & Ruth Karr 06/24 1967

Ted & Kathy Sprague 06/26 1966

Ron & Linda Pease 06/27 1963

Hank & Judy Bernard 06/28 1964

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17

Volume 25 Issue 3 May 2015

FOR SALE—CLASS A MOTORHOME Price Reduced—$45,000 or best offer.

2003 36 foot Bounder Class A— has every-

thing—in excellent condition 22,000 Miles

36 feet with 2 slides, 4 door refrigerator

with ice maker, washer/drier. Lots of Clos-

ets and storage. Stored in barn when not

on road.

Contact Margie Norris #544 phone

813-633-8854

MARKETPLACE FOR LEASEHOLDERS

I have 10 each, 12' long vinyl panels that are used in the vertical skirting for trailers. White in color, they are left over from skirting our trailer.

Peninsula Mobile Home Supply in Bremerton over estimated how many we would need.

Each piece cost us $18.50 each. Will sell all 10 pieces for $150.

Contact Jim Clason Lot #615

509-990-3544

Wildflowers and Spirit Circle seen by Pete & Marg Granger on a hike in the Congress, Arizona area as they traveled back to COHO.

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EVERGREEN COHO SKP PARK

2481 ANDERSON LAKE ROAD

CHIMACUM WA 98325

FIRST CLASS MAIL