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Phone call

Hi Handsome,
I am very pleased about the VLP e-mail. I had to act all reserved because I am sitting in a high-profile spot right now. (My usual place was freezing cold this morning.) I am very hopeful that you can find a place there. I think you will be much happier away from PPS and that it will help move us to our next chapter. I love you and am very proud of you.

M

"The further back you look, the further forward you can see."  Winston Churchill

FW: Downtown Camas September 2010 Newsletter

Try this one!

Lisa M. Christopher

Camas, WA 98607

503-975-6393

www.lmchristopher.com

"The further back you look, the further forward you can see."  Winston Churchill

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Subject: Downtown Camas September 2010 Newsletter
From: gocamas@gmail.com
To: lmchristopher@hotmail.com
Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2010 22:44:51 -0400

Downtown Camas Association September 2010    Riverview Community Bank and DCA both win thanks to state Main Street tax program Riverview Community Bank is the first Downtown Camas business to take advantage of a state program that generates money for the Downtown Camas As-sociation while earning a tax credit for the bank. Riverview recently contributed $45,000 to the nonprofit DCA  as part of the Washington's Main Street Business & Occupancy (B&O) Tax Credit Program. The program allows businesses that pay B&O taxes online to donate a portion of their funds directly to Main Street programs in specific cities. "Almost 90 years ago, Riverview was founded in Camas and we are deeply committed to our roots here," said Ron Wysaske, Riverview president. "We support the DCA's efforts in revitalizing the Downtown core, while preserving the historical charm and beauty of Camas. We believe the DCA is making a difference and encourage other local businesses to lend their support." The bank was eligible to direct the money to the nonprofit Downtown Camas Association and earned a 75 percent tax credit - allowing their tax dollars to work in the Camas community. The state program allows the nonprofit DCA to generate up to $133,000 from the tax incentive program to grow the Downtown business community. If you pay your B&O taxes online, your business could be eligible for a tax credit, too. Call the DCA, 360-561-0600, for more information. Editor's Note: DCA Board President Caroline Mercury, Camas Mayor Paul Dennis and Riverview Bank President Ron Wysaske are pictured. Third Annual Farm to Table Gala benefits Camas Farmer's Market Celebrate the harvest with good food and Downtown Camas restaurants. Join us for the perfect hybrid of both at the Farm to Table Gala 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept 25, at Farside Farms. Karen Lasher from Downtown Camas' Around the Table restaurant will prepare the dinner entree using fresh, local ingredients. Appetizers will be served by other participating Downtown restaurants. Tickets are $50; a portion of your ticket is tax deductible. Proceeds benefit the Camas Farmer's Market; check the website to order your tickets.  The mission of the market is to support local farms, teach skills for seasonal, healthy eating, and bring local and sustainable foods to our community. The gala is a great opportunity to nuture and grow your market while enjoying fine food and good company. . Farm to Table Gala Saturday, Sept. 25, at Farside Farms. See accompanying article. First Friday, Oct. 1 Join us 5-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1, for the Pumpkin Pageant when you vote for the best pumpkin carving; some will be crafted by art teacher Gina Mariotti Shapard's Camas High School students. Participating merchants will compete. Lacamas Community Credit Union also will serve carrot cake and warm apple cider and feature a country blue grass band. Boo Bash - Oct. 27 Downtown Camas will be swarming with ghosts and goblins at the annual Boo Bash 3-5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27. Come in costume and trick-or-treat our Downtown restaurants, merchants and services. Happy Halloween! First Friday, Nov. 5 Warm yourself by sampling a variety of Downtown Camas merchants' culinary delights with Favorite Recipes from Downtown 5-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5. New faces in Downtown Shopping, dining and visiting  Downtown Camas just got a little sweeter. Here's a list of new businesses in Downtown Camas! Elida Art Studio and Gallery, 421 Cedar St., Hollypops candy store, 426 Cedar St.; A Driving School, 428 NE Fourth Ave. and; (coming soon) Birch Street Bistro, stay tuned for details. You are receiving this email because you opted to be included at a Downtown Camas event. Unsubscribe lmchristopher@hotmail.com from this list. Our mailing address is: Downtown Camas Association 407 NE Fourth Ave Camas, Washington 98607 Add us to your address book Copyright (C) 2010 Downtown Camas Association All rights reserved. Forward this email to a friend Update your profile

Chips

Gail, Pennan and Duncan,

I remember fondly my summer job – about 1981 -- constructing the green
house on Pontiac St. The most exciting part was filling wheelbarrows
with concrete, getting a running start and attempting to push the
wheelbarrow onto a 6 inch wide board then up the three feet to the
level of the greenhouse floor. When things went awry, it was a real
mess and a shin buster. I think we also removed the shingles from the
roof. We had a lot of fun on that project, kids running helter
skelter.

Around this time, I would have drawn out discussions with my father,
Monte Pascoe, regarding his job as head of the Dept of Natural
Resources. Endlessly curious, I would ask questions like, "What do
you actually DO?" He would answer that he made a lot of decisions.
It was through the course of these many discussions that he told me
that while at DNR, he could not have had three finer deputies.
Knowing Chips, I don't doubt it.

I always enjoyed Chips' jovial manner and his down to earth,
unpretentious way. He was a real pleasure to be around. Colorado and
his nut farm (-: miss him dearly.

Ted Pascoe
Executive Director
Senior Support Services
846 E 18th Ave
Denver, CO  80218
303-832-1622, ext 207

Another love letter to Chips

Please include our thoughts in the book.

 

Dori and David

Chips Barry Accomplishments

I am one of many that Chips mentored at DW.  Chips was very special to me and my career. There are two important accomplishments of Chips that did not come out at the celebration that I want you to be aware of.  I assisted Chips with these and they are among the things I am most proud of in my 24 years at DW.  The first was in the early 1990’s when Chips started at DW.  Together we changed the way the water collection system was operated to make it much more friendly to the environment and for recreational and other uses.  We worked very hard to find the right balance among all the competing interests.  It was risky and painful but Chips always supported these efforts and they became important evidence of how Chips was transforming DW.  The second accomplishment is more recent.  Chips is recognized as one of the first and biggest leaders in helping water utilities adapt to climate change.  He started this even when climate change was still a taboo topic in most water circles. With Chips leading the way, DW has developed a reputation as a national leader in climate adaptation.  I spent many hours with Chips talking about climate physics, political strategies and working on some really great presentation that Chips gave.  The water industry has lost a great leader on an important front. 

 

 

Marc D Waage, P.E.

Manager of Water Resource Planning

Denver Water (DenverWater.org)

303-628-6572

Marc.Waage@DenverWater.org