In today’s column:
- Cheese Days Highlights In Photos
- Camp Picasso Begins Next Week
- Peruvian Traditional Healer & Teacher To Visit Native Soil Farm
- Toledo Youth Football Late Signups
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Highlights from Saturday’s Cheese Days events:
Highlights from Saturday’s Cheese Days events:
“It’s the sponsors who make Cheese Days Car & Motorcycle Show bigger and better each year,” says Toledo Lions Club member Jeff Philbrook. “153 trophies plus 4 Category Winners - Best Car, Motorcycle, Paint, & Best In Show - contributed by area businesses & individuals, with over 300 entries.”
Elayne Novotny, quilting instructor from Pe Ell, loaned her inventory of racks to Cheese Days Quilt Show, the event a tribute this year to Toledo’s peerless Esther Borte who lives on in her traditional works. 51 pieces filled the Middle School main hall, a lifetime enshrined in fabric.
Fheila Schneider, owner of a 1936 IH. Restored by her from a hopeless condition to running. Schneider & her husband share a passion to resurrect relics & return them to the road, hand-crafting parts otherwise unavailable.
“There are shinier classics out there,” she says, “but these are daily drivers.” Her motto: Rust to Lust.
Veteran Earl Clark, one of four Cheese Days Car Show original founders, has been helping Cowlitz & Lewis County Veterans with his grass roots raffle. This year, his eighth, a classic 1972 Chevy pickup will go to one lucky $20 ticket holder August 19 at Lowes in Longview, with other prize packages sponsored by a growing list of supporters. “Organizations and groups want to partner with me, but I feel our supporters believe in my principle - that 100% of all proceeds go directly to one worthy vet.” Contact Earl (360)304-1406, or Stan (360)749-6773 for details.
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Di says: We still have several spaces available for children 6-16 in Camp Picasso for the week of July 17-20. Class is 9-noon. All supplies, t-shirt and snacks provided. Monday - Thursday. call 864-4ART Morgan Arts Centre or look on line at: www.morganartscentre.com
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Aundrea says:
So...Native Soil Farm needs help weeding strawberries <smile>.
Come pick as many strawberries as you want in a row and help us weed the row too! This Sunday July 9th and Monday July 10th. We will also do this the following weekend.
If you can do more weeding than picking (more than a row) a small stipend can be offered.
Thank you!!! Call Aundrea 830-331-0410 to schedule a time.
Saturday she wrote:
I have some wonderful news to share with those that are interested.
Master Shipbo Merraya Hernan Romas of the Peruvian Amazon is coming to the United States with his wife Rosaura.
Elayne Novotny, quilting instructor from Pe Ell, loaned her inventory of racks to Cheese Days Quilt Show, the event a tribute this year to Toledo’s peerless Esther Borte who lives on in her traditional works. 51 pieces filled the Middle School main hall, a lifetime enshrined in fabric.
Fheila Schneider, owner of a 1936 IH. Restored by her from a hopeless condition to running. Schneider & her husband share a passion to resurrect relics & return them to the road, hand-crafting parts otherwise unavailable.
“There are shinier classics out there,” she says, “but these are daily drivers.” Her motto: Rust to Lust.
Veteran Earl Clark, one of four Cheese Days Car Show original founders, has been helping Cowlitz & Lewis County Veterans with his grass roots raffle. This year, his eighth, a classic 1972 Chevy pickup will go to one lucky $20 ticket holder August 19 at Lowes in Longview, with other prize packages sponsored by a growing list of supporters. “Organizations and groups want to partner with me, but I feel our supporters believe in my principle - that 100% of all proceeds go directly to one worthy vet.” Contact Earl (360)304-1406, or Stan (360)749-6773 for details.
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Di says: We still have several spaces available for children 6-16 in Camp Picasso for the week of July 17-20. Class is 9-noon. All supplies, t-shirt and snacks provided. Monday - Thursday. call 864-4ART Morgan Arts Centre or look on line at: www.morganartscentre.com
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Aundrea says:
So...Native Soil Farm needs help weeding strawberries <smile>.
Come pick as many strawberries as you want in a row and help us weed the row too! This Sunday July 9th and Monday July 10th. We will also do this the following weekend.
If you can do more weeding than picking (more than a row) a small stipend can be offered.
Thank you!!! Call Aundrea 830-331-0410 to schedule a time.
Saturday she wrote:
I have some wonderful news to share with those that are interested.
Master Shipbo Merraya Hernan Romas of the Peruvian Amazon is coming to the United States with his wife Rosaura.
Image courtesy Native Soil Farm
Hernan and his family are my close extended family that live in Peru. Throughout my relationship with them they have guided and enriched my life deeply with true support, real love, and health. They have always held the space for me to live my life and truth, always supporting my interior, knowing I could fulfill my dreams. They never did it for me just held steadfast space and belief that I could!
They have immense knowledge, understanding, and education about the Natural World and Health and want to share this with others. We are offering intensive programs and diets for wholeness and healing that is nature and energetically based.
Focused alignment with Nature provides a harmonic stable environment, infinite wisdom, and wellness. The Natural World is a perfect reflection and teacher to life and creation. Focusing with nature we can collectively empower a conscious "whole" life of love.
I am organizing 7-12 day trips to the Amazon Jungle near Pucallpa Ucayali, Peru. This is for those of you that are seeking and wanting authentic experiences in healing with the cooperation of the amazonian plants. You will be working with Master Shipibo Onanya Hernan Romas Lomas, his wife Rosaura and my family. Hernan comes from a thousand year old lineage and focus of Natural Doctors and Healers.
Hernan and family will be visiting the United States this summer where it is possible for you to meet them initially. Translators will be available and provided.
We support each individuals or groups wellness and wholeness with nature as a reflective stabilizer and teacher. We offer preparation and focus in expanding each person's relationship with themselves and nature.
If you are inspired and initiated to learn more, contact me by messenger or call me.
With Respect and love, Aundrea
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Toledo Youth Football says: Late football sign-ups will be (this) week, July 11th and 12th, 5:30-7:30 PM down at the Little League Fields.
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Toledo’s Mighty Fine Seniors meet at Senior Center 1 p.m. second Wednesdays monthly to discuss the business end of things. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewiscountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112 for details.
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Wednesday: Toledo Park Board monthly meeting 3 p.m. second Wednesdays in Council Chambers unless otherwise notified.
September 23 Walk in the Park event registration available by emailing cityoftoledo@toledotel.com.
Public welcome and encouraged to attend monthly board meetings. Contact City Hall for up-to-date information or special accomodations: (360)864-4564.
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Reservations required: Toledo Senior Center Nutrition Lunch Wednesday features beef ravioli with green salad, bread stick & mandarin oranges, Friday brunch with strawberry crepes, scrambled eggs & sausage patty plus Potatoes O’Brien & orange juice.
Nutrition Lunches are sponsored in part by Area Agency on Aging. Suggested donation $3 for those 60+ years of age. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewsicountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112 for details.
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Alicia wrote: Grandma went to be with the Lord on June 30th, 2017. She was part of the Gleaners in Concrete WA for many years, always feeding anyone who was hungry, giving anyone a place to sleep or a ride to where they needed to go. She had 6 children (3 she joins in Heaven), 7 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. If you have any good memories we will be having a celebration of life, date & time TBA.
Full story in original TOT post.
Join me in support of the modest Lola Lucille Ross GoFundMe account - in memory of grandmothers everywhere, gone all too soon. Donations may also be made at Catermole Funeral Home in Winlock.
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Photos from TOT archives unless otherwise noted.
Everyday Heroes: Envisioned as a local September 11 observation recognizing lesser-known acts of kindness and heroism. Send your nominations to toledo.columnist@gmail.com.
Email your news, reviews and events to: toledo.columnist@gmail.com
Hernan and his family are my close extended family that live in Peru. Throughout my relationship with them they have guided and enriched my life deeply with true support, real love, and health. They have always held the space for me to live my life and truth, always supporting my interior, knowing I could fulfill my dreams. They never did it for me just held steadfast space and belief that I could!
They have immense knowledge, understanding, and education about the Natural World and Health and want to share this with others. We are offering intensive programs and diets for wholeness and healing that is nature and energetically based.
Focused alignment with Nature provides a harmonic stable environment, infinite wisdom, and wellness. The Natural World is a perfect reflection and teacher to life and creation. Focusing with nature we can collectively empower a conscious "whole" life of love.
I am organizing 7-12 day trips to the Amazon Jungle near Pucallpa Ucayali, Peru. This is for those of you that are seeking and wanting authentic experiences in healing with the cooperation of the amazonian plants. You will be working with Master Shipibo Onanya Hernan Romas Lomas, his wife Rosaura and my family. Hernan comes from a thousand year old lineage and focus of Natural Doctors and Healers.
Hernan and family will be visiting the United States this summer where it is possible for you to meet them initially. Translators will be available and provided.
We support each individuals or groups wellness and wholeness with nature as a reflective stabilizer and teacher. We offer preparation and focus in expanding each person's relationship with themselves and nature.
If you are inspired and initiated to learn more, contact me by messenger or call me.
With Respect and love, Aundrea
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Toledo Youth Football says: Late football sign-ups will be (this) week, July 11th and 12th, 5:30-7:30 PM down at the Little League Fields.
***
Toledo’s Mighty Fine Seniors meet at Senior Center 1 p.m. second Wednesdays monthly to discuss the business end of things. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewiscountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112 for details.
***
Wednesday: Toledo Park Board monthly meeting 3 p.m. second Wednesdays in Council Chambers unless otherwise notified.
September 23 Walk in the Park event registration available by emailing cityoftoledo@toledotel.com.
Public welcome and encouraged to attend monthly board meetings. Contact City Hall for up-to-date information or special accomodations: (360)864-4564.
***
Reservations required: Toledo Senior Center Nutrition Lunch Wednesday features beef ravioli with green salad, bread stick & mandarin oranges, Friday brunch with strawberry crepes, scrambled eggs & sausage patty plus Potatoes O’Brien & orange juice.
Nutrition Lunches are sponsored in part by Area Agency on Aging. Suggested donation $3 for those 60+ years of age. Contact Diana, diana.haug@lewsicountywa.gov or call (360)864-2112 for details.
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Alicia wrote: Grandma went to be with the Lord on June 30th, 2017. She was part of the Gleaners in Concrete WA for many years, always feeding anyone who was hungry, giving anyone a place to sleep or a ride to where they needed to go. She had 6 children (3 she joins in Heaven), 7 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. If you have any good memories we will be having a celebration of life, date & time TBA.
Full story in original TOT post.
Join me in support of the modest Lola Lucille Ross GoFundMe account - in memory of grandmothers everywhere, gone all too soon. Donations may also be made at Catermole Funeral Home in Winlock.
***
Photos from TOT archives unless otherwise noted.
Everyday Heroes: Envisioned as a local September 11 observation recognizing lesser-known acts of kindness and heroism. Send your nominations to toledo.columnist@gmail.com.
Email your news, reviews and events to: toledo.columnist@gmail.com
