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Issue No. 12 June 2016

PLEASE CONTINUE TO GROWL LOUDLY

The Growler Zone C-3 News

CABINET MEMBERS

Zone Chairman-PZC Robert Johnson

253-353-3043

bobjohnson39@live.com

Associate Zone Chair–Patti Lovell

253-536-1449

plovell0044@centrylink.net

Immediate Past ZC—Sandra Nolen

253 826 6049

C3zonechair@gmail.com

Secretary— PDG Emerson Bishop

360-825-6328

embishop@comcast.net

Bulletin Editor—Angela Davis

253 752 8876

davistypes@harbornet.com

Visitation—PDG Emerson Bishop

360-825-6328

embishop@comcast.net

Public Relations—Kim Enlow

253-880-5356

kickback410@live.com

Member/Retention-PZC Dave Bryan

253-921-3710

davidbryan44@yahoo.com

Sight/Hearing-Patti Lovell

253-536-1449

plovell0044@centurylink.com

Social—Guy Gabriel

253-886-1892

Ggabriel04@aol.com

Zone C – 3 you are TREMENDOUS; thank you for a wonderful

year as your ZC. I have been looking forward to this year ever

since I came back into Lions. Lions is the GREATEST SERVICE

ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD and my choice to repeat as

zone chairman was the correct decision. You C- 3 clubs are good

at supporting your leadership!!!!! Thank you very much for a very

memorable year. Let's alphabetical order:

Auburn, this club is on a roll, parades, backpacking feeding kids,

cemetery clean ups, the template for The Day at the Races and

adding a club branch.

Bonney Lake , what great projects in L4K and Death by Chocolate; helping at the Re-

naissance Fair and an outstanding Leos Club, also Bruce Emig as District Lion of the Year.

Well done Bonney Lake.

Covington , a club that is starting to grow, a Chili Cook Off, Corn Beef and Cabbage

Dinner and scholarships to Camp Leo. Keep growing, keep moving forward.

Enumclaw, a fun and active group; 740 Christmas Wreaths, cutting wood by the semi

loads, Ramrod Breakfast, Dictionaries, host a zone meeting. WET WHAT?

Federal Way, true Lions at heart; Chili Cook Off, Car show, Hylebos cabins, Melvin

Jones for Lion Roger Hershey and Helen Keller Hoop Game. A club with a great Lions

Spirit. Excellent year!!!

Fife, a club that is growing; National Night Out, Harvest Fest, Easter Egg Hunt, Ham Din-

ner and Rose Sale. Keep moving forward. Thanks for your support.

Kent, an active club; Sulley Hat winners, Cornucopia Days, Winter Fest, Veterans Day

activities and good membership growth, host a zone meeting.

Puyallup, a club strong in service; Francis House, Feed In, Senior Breakfast, Chili Cook

Off, Toiletries, Peanut Butter, a Melvin Jones to Sister Pat of Francis House, host a zone

meeting.

Puyallup Valley, an excellent club; Feelie Hearts, Golf, Spaghetti Feed, Salvation Army

Lunch, Francis House, Poinsettias. Way to go, fine year.

Sumner, a club moving up; a great wreath sale, wine walk help, Rhubarb Days with Bin-

go, Bridge Lighting with food sales and rummage sale. Keep striving forward.

Thank you to all members of this year’s zone cabinet: Emerson Bishop, Van Gabri-

el, Angela Davis, Kim Enlow, Patti Lovell, David Bryan and Guy Gabriel.

A special thank you to PDG Emerson Bishop for an OUTSTANDING JOB as

zone secretary and being membership chairman. A big thanks for hosting our

upcoming zone social on Saturday, June 18.

A HUGE THANK YOU to Lion Angela Davis for putting in a huge amount of time

organizing the C – 3 Growler. Without her, not sure what would have happened.

ZONE C – 3 THANKS FOR ALWAYS

GROWLING LOUDLY TO SERVE HIS PRIDE!!!!!!

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AUBURN

Every Tuesday Noon Banquet Room Auburn Golf Course , 29630 Green River Rd SE Auburn WA

Pres: Yolanda C. Trout 509 200 0123 ylebp@comcast.net

Sec.: Julia Wood 253 740 4701 pedersonj@comcast.net

BONNEY LAKE

2nd and 4th Thursday 7:00 pm, Mazatlan 21616 State Route 410, Bonney Lake, WA 98391

Pres: Bibiana Burrill 253 431 7061 bibianab@comcast.net

Sec: April Young 253-353-0387 Aprilyoung44@comcast.net

COVINGTON

1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, IHOP, 27149 185TH Ave SE, Covington WA 98042 Pres: Tom Russell 206 271 0246 LionTomRussell@comcast.net

Sec: Judy Swanberg 206 713 6774 judyswanberg@comcast.net

ENUMCLAW

1st Tuesday 6PM, 2nd—5th Tues. Noon: (except June-Aug.),

New York Catering/Deli, 1626 Railroad St., Enumclaw, WA 98022 Pres: Mike Runland 253-508-1584 mike@ahcins.com

Sec: Steve Moergeli 360-886-1650 smoergeli@comcast.net

FEDERAL WAY

1st and 3rd Tuesdays, Noon, Denny’s, 2130 So. 320th Pl., Federal Way, WA 98003

Pres: Dorothy Burt 541 602 3190 Burt.dorothy@yahoo.com

Sec: Bob Darrigan 253-874-4282 worldbooks@msn.com

FIFE

1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 6:30 pm, Dacca Barn, 2820 54th Ave. E., Fife, WA 98424

Pres: Bill Barnett 253 922 7555 wjsbarnett@3wings.com

Sec: Mike Hall 253-922-0278 Charlie_mike@mac.com

KENT

1st & 3rd Tuesday, 7:00 pm, Down Home Catering, 211 1st Ave. So. Kent, WA

Pres: Nelton D’Souza 53 740 9292 nfdsouza2001@yahoo.com Sec: Judy Brenden 206-799-7591 Jcook4159@hotmail.com

PUYALLUP

2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, Mrs. Turner’s, 701 E. Main, Puyallup, WA

Pres: Jerry Tecca 253 820 5105 jtecca@msn.com

Sec: John Budzak, Jr. 253-848-2353 warbuff60@comcast.net

PUYALLUP VALLEY

1st & 3rd Tuesday, Noon, Porta Vallarta Restaurant, 215 – 15th St. SE, Puyallup, WA

Pres: Rick Haltunen 253 840 4443 rhaltunen@msn.com

Sec: Virginia Hill 253 209 3111 vrhillwa@msn.com

SUMNER

1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 6:30 pm, VFW Hall, 1705 Willow St., Sumner, WA

Pres: Norm Wilcox 253-445-0385 ngwilcox@hotmail.com

Sec: Kim Enlow 253 880 5356 kickback410@live.com

C3 Club Presidents and Secretaries 2015-2016

Help get

the word

out that

“We Serve”

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PLEASE CONTINUE TO GROWL LOUDLY

AND SERVE HIS PRIDEG

Steve Jankelson – Jerry Tecca

Andrea Sessions – Shirley March

Dorothy Amrein – Iris Young

Kevin Alfano – Bob Johnson

Dillion Porter – Sandra Nolen

Justin Watkins – Emerson Bishop

Ron Manuel – Yolanda Trout

Richard Davis – Bob Darrigan

Doug Lien – Pete Lewis

Sam Adams – Bob Johnson

Julie Kanekkberg – Tom Russell

Jim Stiles – Ann Blevens

Don Dinsmore – Steve Crowell

Karl Emig – Bruce Emig

Lori Howell – Bruce Emig

Don Myers – Susan White

David Howe –Susan White

Marie Spence – Patty Sikora

Kurt Spence – Patty Sikora

Carole Swanson – Mark Reynolds

Hunter McDonald – Stelian Paraschiv

Gale Baker – Mike Henry

Norm Strunk – Alan Swanberg

Miguel Brown – Roger Hershey

Holly West – Ann Blevens

Mark Beddes – Kevin Alfano

Rebecca Anderson – Bob Johnson

Jon Homiak – Rebecca Anderson

Melissa Budzak – John Budzak Jr.

Penni Morgan – Candee Smith

Warren Morgan – Candee Smith

Dave Bowen – Brieanne Berg

Pat Herron – Virginia Hill

Pattee Baggett – Bob Baggett

Greg Kisinger – Susan White

Maureen Kisinger – Susan White

Tony Garland—Andrea Sessions

Sherrie Hitchcock—Andrea Sessions

Beverly Rine—Andrea Sessions

Debi Smith- Andrea Sessions

Debra Doernbach—Andrea Sessions

Ann Powell—Andrea Sessions

Caitlin Runland – Mike Runland

Larry McCalley - Miles Moergeli Ben Talbert and Brendan Jeffreys - Tom Burrill

NEW MEMBERS AND SPONSORS THIS LIONS YEAR IN C – 3

MEMBERSHIP

It looks like C – 3, YOU ARE ON YOUR WAY TO REACH THAT PLUS 20.

In fact, at the last reporting C-3, we are leading all zones in MD 19 in member-

ship growth. Let’s keep it that way, keep asking keep trying to recruit new

members.

The District goal is plus four, we are also getting really close to that. Last year

19 C was a plus 11. Let’s at least end this year with a plus double figures. If we

end up a plus again, it is two years in a row and that is a pattern. Governor Jan

goal is also a positive number, so let’s get three years in a row.

New Members this month:

Larry McCalley – Miles Moergeli

Ben Talbert and Brendan Jeffreys - Tom Burrill Auburn

Third Annual Diabetes Walk

On May 7, Saturday, the district had its third annual Diabetes walk. The event

was held at Bradley Park in Puyallup and was chaired by District Diabetes chair-

man John Herr. Looks like the, event raised around $1200 which most of it will

go to Diabetes Retinopathy. Most of the walkers were from the Sumner Lions

and guests. A special kind of water was available that Saturday, Kangen water,

More antioxidants and better PH balanced. Contact Sara Younger for in-

fo.Sara@KangenSara.com. Thanks to all the Lions that walked and helped on

walk day

LIONS ACROSTIC

L – Loving

I – Individuals

O – Offering

N – Needed

S - Services

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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

We are on a roll. Many parades are coming up. Your attendance would be appreci-

ated: June 4 – Shelton and University Place, July 4 – Tumwater, July 16 – Silverdale ,

July 30 - Olympia, August 20– Milton, August 27- Rainier and October 1 – Fife. Auburn

- Aug 13, and Auburn - Nov 5.

Wear a Centennial Shirt if you march. We will have a Centennial Banner to carry and

many signs to show off.

Make sure your club orders their shirts through Northwest Custom Apparel or Lion

Bob Johnson.

Now is the time to start planning your Legacy Project for your Centennial Celebration

in your clubs town. Visits are being started to clubs. Hope your club has an idea what

you want to do.

We have a possibility of other zones in our MD ordering shirts. Let’s hope so

Centennial Pins are in the making. These would be good to give to your new officers;

more on this later. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US – KEEP GROWLING - LET YOUR

LIGHT SHINE. Bob Johnson

STORMING THE SOUND Inspired by the Lion Centennial, the Federal Way Lions decided to add culture to their activities by partnering with a FW heritage group as docents and opening two historic cabins to visitors. The Storming the Sound with Salmon program is a part-nership between the City of Federal Way and the Federal Way School District which promotes environmental education. Students in twenty-six schools raise salmon. Finally, they release the salmon into Hylebos Creek. They spend a school day at West Hylebos Wetlands Park enjoying hands-on outdoor learning offered by sixteen organizations including the Federal Way Historical Society. Throughout the summer, Lions will help keep the cabins open to visitors.

BANNER PASSING 2016

A long standing tradition in District 19 C is an event called Banner Passing. That

is where the outgoing district officers and zone chairmen pass their banners to

the new incoming district officers and zone chairmen.

This next Lion’s year, the Banner Passing will take place from 3 PM to 6 PM on

Sunday, July 10th at Lions Park in Bremerton. The theme, Celebrating our Cen-

tennial, invites you to bring your family and lawn chairs to sit in, wear a Centen-

nial shirt, if you have one, and be prepared for fun and games. We will have a ca-

tered meal for $15. Our new Governor, Jan Weatherly, invites you and kick this

year off, playing with your Lions family as we begin our 100th Birthday year.

All you 19 C clubs, start making your plans to attend this years Banner Passing.

You know you can report this on your SAR’s as a Centennial Event.

BE THERE AND GET IN ON ALL THE FUN. Watch for the flyer next month.

ZONE

CHAIRMAN

ELECT

PATTI

LOVELL

HOPE YOU

HAVE A

FANTASTIC

YEAR

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Day at the Races -

On Sunday, May 22 over one hundred Lions got together at Emerald Downs for a Lions Day at the Races. There were folks from all over the Multi-ple District including :Sooke, BC, Aberdeen, Wenatchee and Bellingham. The event started with a tour of the horses and continued with lessons on betting the horses and watching the horses race.

The third race was named “The Lions Club Day at the Races Purse”. Lion Ron Bohlman of Auburn Noon encouraged people to bet on his own race horse- #2 “Ms. Harbor Boss” at 5-1 odds. Those who did were happy and we all cheered as Ms. Harbor Boss won the race.

Governor Al recognized a variety of Lions that were present with his Horse Hockey awards. Those awarded were: PZC Frank Pierce, Julia Wood, Rebecca Anderson, Taylor Gordon

Many of the ladies wore race day hats. About 30 ladies competed for winning hat. Lion Sheila Pierce’s Pink flowered hat was selected as best hat. Iris Young stole the show with her jockey outfit winning a prize for best outfit. ZC Bob Johnson won “Best Tie” and Lion Ron Bohlman won for Best Mustache. VDG Jan Weatherly won for best scarf. Many people won raffle prizes and everyone who bought a raffle ticket received a t-shirt.

Bugler Dan Harrington (possible future Auburn Noon Lion) entertained us with “The Lion Sleeps To-night on his beautiful shiny horn. We enjoyed a delicious buffet on the fourth floor in a great room with betting on one end and live feed video on the other end. It was just out the side door to watch the horses run. This was a really fun Multiple District event.

Special thanks to Ron Bohlman and ZC Bob Johnson for coordinating this SPECTACULAR EVENT. Thanks also to Angela Davis, Angela and Dan Hunt and Iris Young for their part. Thanks to the clubs that judged our contests. They were Auburn Noon, Fife, Olympia Host and Puyallup Valley.

We look forward to doing this again!!! Send any feedback to ZC Bob Johnson – bobjohnson39@live.com.

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Special Needs Youth Fishing Derby

Thank you Lions of Zone C-3 and supporters for your efforts at this years Special Needs Youth Fishing Der-

by. We had a beautiful day. The children and families had a wonderful time thanks to you.

While I own some publicity and communication failures, I was so proud of how Lions solved them quickly so

as not to impact our participants. I especially want to thank Ed Butler, Patty Sherman, Candee Smith, Ron

Manuel and Dorothy Burt for putting together concessions, water and snacks so quickly. I also want to thank

April Young and Bruce Emig for all those calls reaching out to past participants.

Now for some stats:

The Enumclaw Lions lost count at least 200 fish cleaned. We gave away almost a gross of stringers. We had

124 registrants and photographed 82 of them (none wearing the sweatshirt as best I can tell). We still had

some non-registrants, but most complied. We left about 30 still fishing with their own equipment, so who

knows what the total catch was. I would estimate close to 300 as many of those would stay to catch their

limit. We suffered some equipment casualties, and should just focus on closed reels in the future as open

reels had a much higher tangle rate. Thank you for our expert riggers who worked their fingers to the bone

with the constant and late flow of participants.

Thank you all for your tired feet and sunburned faces. We recorded Lions volunteers Fed. Way 2, Sumner

4, Kent 6, Bonney Lake 8, Auburn 14, Enumclaw 1 but I know there were at least 4-5! So a few missed the

sign-in.

Columbia bank’s VP Kathy Mendiola gave away treats and got a little time to fish with a grandson (who was

very well behaved and very busy!) . I was nice to have our sponsor see the event live.

None of this could have happened without the great support we got from the city of Auburn from the mayor, and parks and recreation staff! They were amazing. We also thank our Clean-up Support the week-

end prior: Cub Scout Pack 432, Pack 560, and Scout Troop 401 for help getting the park ready for the

event. This makes the fishing possible. The fish were hungry thanks to WA DF&W and the Puyallup Hatch-

ery. Kellogg’s snacks and all the worms from Work and Outdoor Sports were handed out. And Patrick

brought good weather again.

This link shares the photos from the April 23, 2016 Auburn Clean Sweep, and the 4-30-2016 Lions District-

19C, Zone C-3 Special Needs Youth Fishing Derby. I still some more to get from Stephen Crowell. I have

temporarily shared what I have as ―public" to allow you access to download those you want for Lions Club

newsletters, Facebook pages etc. While we have permission to use children’s photos for publicity, please be

considerate and conscious or appropriate use. There are some wonderful photos here. If you took some

that day, please email them to me or post in a manner I can download to add to these.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/111570654930289974396/posts Please use a few of these pictures for your brag

boards, websites, and other publicity.

Thank you once again for a splendid day.

Julia Wood

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SERVICE SHORTS

AUBURN – The Auburn Lions on May 21, had it 7th annual Old Soldiers Home Cemetery

Clean up. The project started with an 8AM breakfast and then to work mowing, edging clean-

ing up all around the cemetery. Veterans FROM MOST MAJOR WARS ARE INTERNED

THERE. Lunch was served. Attendance was excellent. More than Auburn was in attendance.

Well done Auburn Lions.

PUYALLUP – This is a very innovative club, now they are collecting small suits to give to

children that are moving to new residences. Great idea. Let’s help the Puyallup Lions out.

PUYALLUP – Just recently, they gave a Melvin Jones to a non – Lion. Her Name is Sister Pat

from Frances House. This is the 2nd time Puyallup has given a Melvin Jones to a community

member.

FIFE – On June 26, the Fife Lions will be serving water, talking Centennial Celebration and re-

cruiting new members at a car show sponsored by the city of Fife.

SUMNER – June 4th, the Sumner Lions will be having Rummage Sale. If you have something

to donate contact Pres. Norm Wilcox.

BONNEY LAKE – L4K is always hard at it. They recently had a yard sale and profited $4800.

WELL DONE

FEDERAL WAY – Salmon is the topic of this project, Storming the Sound with Salmon. The

FW Lions are educating kids about salmon in the Puget Sound.

Over the weekend of May 20 - 21 the Federal Way Lions in conjunction with the Federal Way Kiwanis

took part in A Relay for Life. They served breakfast, logged some miles, raised some cash for cancer

and made their presence known in the community. Sounds like a VERY SUCCESSFUL WI WIN SITUA-

TIUON FOR ALL INVOLVED.

ENUMCLAW - If you like getting up early and helping this is your ticket. The Enumclaw

Lions will be hosting a Ramrod Breakfast at the high school on July 27, Wednesday.

RAMROD - Ride around Mt Rainier in one Day. Those people will need a lot of food.

BONNEY LAKE – L4K picked up a new refrigerator And they six new member

application s for their Leos Club.

SUMNER – Want to go to a rummage sale; Sumner will have one on June 4, Satur-

day, at the VFW in Sumner. Time 9 – 5. 1705 Willow Street. Go support these

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Up Coming Events

May 30 – Memorial Day

June 4 – Opening Eyes – JBFL June 4 – C – 4 – Spring Picnic

June 4 – UP Duck Daze Parade

June 4– Sumner Rummage Sale—VFW Hall

June 10 – Puyallup Valley Golf Tournament

June 18 – C – 3 Zone Social –

PDG Emerson’s and Lea House

June 25 – Hoodsport Lions Golf Tournament

June 25 – 30 – Inter Convention – Japan

June 30 – Lakewood First Crab Feed

July 6 – 8 – Kent Cornucopia Days

July 10 – Banner Passing Lions Park- Bremerton

July 11 – 24 – Camp Leo - 3 camps

―THE STREET PEOPLE‖

The Street People

With no place to go,

Each one has a story,

A chance for our love to show;

Each person is a unique soul,

Who is part of the down and out?

God has called us one by one,

That’s what we’re all about;

Looking into the heart of man,

With compassion in our soul,

To give others a helping hand,

Giving encouragement to make them whole;

These Street People are fellow human beings,

Crying out to us to be seen,

Isn’t there something we can do?

To give them hope to dream?

We may never know the impact,

Of what we say or do,

So we will choose to do something,

To help them carry through!

We shall refuse to look the other way,

But will look each one in the face,

And do, or say, something kind,

As fellow travelers of the human race.

Robert J. Darrigan

April 9, 2016, Federal Way, Washington

C-3 Has eight public relations chairman.

C-3 Was 100% in LCIF

C-3 could have all ten clubs be club excellence

award winners.

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View District 19 C newsletters at

www.md19clions.org/newsletters/

Club Tidbits BONNEY LAKE

Prom Project – L4K

L4K Yard Sale

White Cane Days – May 14

Shoe Box Drive – Leos

ENUMCLAW

2 New Members

Ramrod Breakfast – July

White Cane Days

Fishing Derby – Clean Fish

FIFE

Roses – Adm Asst Day – 144 Doz

Planning Session – May 21

Facilitator Training

Centennial Project Work

PUYALLUP

Toiletries Donated

Melvin Jones – Sister Pat – Francis House

24 Homeless Care Packages

Donated Cups, Plates, Silverware to Francis

House

AUBURN

Mill pond Clean Up

Backing Food – 240

Inaugural Club Branch Meeting

Main stay a Fishing Derby

FEDERAL WAY

Fishing Derby – Both Days

Weed Federal Way Senior Center

Docents – Hylebos Cabins

Storming the Sound with Salmon

COVINGTON

Camp Leo Scholarships

Eye Glass Recycling

New Officers

SUMNER

Rummage Sale – June

Planning Session

Rhubarb Days – Bingo

Fishing Derby

KENT

Planning Cornucopia Days

Fishing Derby

Plus in Membership

Officers Elected

AUBURN LIONS DEN BRANCH

Wheel Car Ramps

Purchase Polo Shirts

Cemetery Clean up – May 21

Day At The Races Attendance

NEW Lions Centennial Shirts are ready to be ordered.

You can order direct from NW Custom Apparel, Fife WA.

Both Men’s and Women's Sizes available—Royal Blue

Cost $17 small—X-large price increases $2 per size increase.

Shipping and handling $8 or No Charge if picked up at

store.

Direct Order—NW Custom Apparel

https://stores.inksoft.com/fifelions

PUYALLUP VALLEY

Reading glass distribution

Salvation Army Lunch

4 H.S. Scholarships

Fishing Derby

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District C Master Training Schedule

May - September 2016-subject to change

Officer Date Time Location Instructor(s)

Secretary 07 May 10 to 1 Pierce County Library 3005 112th St E, Tacoma Hedstrom/Smircich

Secretary 12 May 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom/Smircich

Secretary 06 Aug ** 10 to 1 Pierce County Library 3005 112th St E, Tacoma Hedstrom/Smircich

Secretary 09 Aug 7to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom/Smircich

President 19 May 6 to 8 S. Puget Sound Community College, Lacey, Room 188 (see below) Sikes

President 24 May 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Sikes

President 16 Aug 6 to 8 Resource Center, 4908 112th St. SW, Lakewood Sikes

President 24 Aug 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Sikes

Treasurer 11 Jun 1 to 3 St. Clare Hospital Hedstrom/Smircich

Treasurer 14 Jun 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom/Smircich

Treasurer 13 Aug 1 to 3 St. Clare Hospital Hedstrom/Smircich

Treasurer 12 Aug 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom/Smircich

Membership 04 Jun 10 to 12 St. Clare Hospital Weatherly/Malone

Membership 07 Jun 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Weatherly/Malone

Membership 10 Sep 10 to 12 St. Clare Hospital Weatherly/Malone

Membership 14 Sep 7 to 9 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Weatherly/Malone

Board Directors 27 Apr 7 to 8 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom

Board Directors 15 Aug 7 to 8 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom

New member Orientation

16 May 7 to 8 Webinar (Go to Meeting) Hedstrom

(continuous)

Third Monday of every month, same time, webinar Various

** Subject to location change RSVP for all training to Ron Smircich at rsmircich@msn.com Go-To

Meeting log-on information will be provided via email St. Clare Hospital: 4904 112th SW, Lakewood

S. Puget Sound Community College has moved to 4220 6th Ave SE, Lacey WA

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