December 2017 Bayside Everett News

BAYSIDE EVERETT
D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 7 N E W S L E T T E R
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N e i g h b o r h o o d H o l i d a y S o c i a l
V a n V a l e y H o m e
a t 2 1 3 0 C o l b y A v e
W e d n e s d a y , D e c e m b e r 6 t h
a t 6 : 0 0 p m
6:00 pm – Welcome
6:30 pm - Dinner
7:30 pm – Dessert Auction
8:30 pm – Door Prizes
Bring a friend, a side dish and a dessert
to auction. All proceeds to be donated to
Recovery Cafe located at 2212 Broadway.
Up Coming BNA Events
BNA Meeting: Wed., Jan. 17, 2018
Guest Speaker: Everett School District
BNA meeting: Wed., Feb.. 21, 2018
Contact Karen McAllister for more information. Call/text at
425-322-6161 or email bayside.everett.wa@gmail.com.
FOR IT IS IN GIVING THAT WE
RECEIVE. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

Holiday Potluck Social
Wednesday, December 6th
Van Valey Home
AT 2130 COLBY AVE.
from 6 pm to 9 pm
HAM & TURKEY PROVIDED
MUSIC
FUN FOR ALL
DESSERT AUCTION
BRING OR BAKE A DESSERT
BE SURE TO LABEL INGREDIENTS
BRING YOUR BEST HOLIDAY DISH TO SHARE
BRING A FRIEND AND SOME CASH FOR THE AUCTION
FUNDS FROM AUCTION WILL BE DONATED TO A CHARITY
RSVP BY EMAIL TO BAYSIDE.EVERETT.WA@GMAIL.COM

News and Events
Holiday show 2017
November 16 to
The annual Holiday
Show will feature works
by Signature Members of
the Northwest
Watercolor Society
(NWWS), as well as glass
and ceramics by regional
artists.
December 31
December
2nd
Create With Your Neighbor: Stars & Snowflakes!
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM @ Main Library
on the Bay - Port of Everett - 12 pm
Holiday
Tanks Giving
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM @ Flying Heritage Collection
Everett Farmers Market Holiday Festival
12:00 PM - December 3, 2017, 5:00 PM @ Waterfront
Center at the Port of Everett

HELP STOCK SAMMY'S CLOSET
Sammy's Closet provides
EHS students with
basic necessities
(clothes, food, hygiene).
Please help stock and
make over the closet!
Bring donations to the library or
the EHS PTA Holiday Celebration
December 13th!
Questions? Contact
DPayne@everettsd.org
or Christina.church@hotmail.com
ITEMS NEEDED
Black Leggings
(Small, Medium & Large)
Black Bikini Underwear
(Small, Medium* & Large)
Jeans
(Sizes 6 through 16)
White Shoes
(Sizes 7 through 9)
Black Sport Socks
WOMEN
MEN
TOILETRIES
GIFT CARDS
SNACKS / FOOD
White T-shirts (crew neck)
(Large & X-Large)
Black T-shirts (crew neck)
(Large & X-Large)
Boxer-brief Underwear
(Large* & X-Large)
White Shoes
(Sizes 10 through 12)
Black Sport Socks
Shampoo & Conditioner
Deodorant
Feminine Hygiene Products
Teen Friendly Snacks
(Granola Bars, Instant Mac &
Cheese, Gatorades, Chili, etc.)
Fred Meyer, Wal-Mart, Target,
Subway, Shell, Arco, etc.

Emergency Preparedness
Do Thing - December
GOAL FOR DECEMBER: Be prepared to give first aid while waiting for an
ambulance.
1.Know what to do while waiting for an ambulance to arrive. Call 911 instead of trying to take an
injured or ill person to the hospital yourself.
Stay on the line with 911 and follow emergency instructions.
Stay calm and try to keep the patient calm.
Don’t move a patient who was injured in an automobile accident or fall, or who was found
unconscious.
If the patient is cold, cover them with a blanket.
Don’t give an injured person anything to eat or drink (unless instructed by the 911 dispatcher).
Have someone watch for the ambulance and show the crew how to get to the patient.
(This is especially important in an apartment or office building, or if your address is hard to
see from the street).
2. Make or buy first aid kits for your home and car. Ready-made first aid kits are available at most
department stores or your local American Red Cross chapter. These kits come in a variety of sizes
and prices. You can also make your own kit from supplies you probably already have around the
house. Some items that should be included in a basic first aid kit are:
Adhesive Tape, Gauze Pads & Roller Gauze (assorted sizes), Band-Aids (assorted sizes),
Triangular Bandage, Antiseptic Ointment, Hand Sanitizer (liquid or wipes), Plastic Bags,
Blanket, Scissors and Tweezers, Cold Pack, Small Flashlight and Extra Batteries, Disposable
Gloves
3.Take training in first aid, CPR, AED, or pet first aid.
12/01/17
Bayside Neighborhood Homes for Sale
2110 Wetmore Ave, Everett: Price $275,000.00
2317 Rucker Ave, Everett Price: $299,950
2506 Lombard Ave., Everett Price: $345,000
1611 23rd St, Everett: Price $499,000.00
2030 Grand Ave #7, Everett: Price: $1,250,000
Contact Karen McAllister at karenmcallisterteam@gmail.com for more information or updates on the Bayside housing market.

Communique'
Bayside Officers and
Karen McAllister -
BNA Chair, Newsletter, Council of
Neighborhood Rep. and Email
Admin for
bayside.everett.wa@gmail.com
Carol Jensen -
Vice-Chair, FB Admin, and Council
of Neighborhood's Representative
email: revcjensen@gmail.com
Suzanne Powell -
Secretary, Holiday Social and
Steering Committee Member
Jamie Dailey -
2018 Treasurer and Steering
Committee Member
Erik Alder -
2017 Treasurer, Mini-Grant
Committee Chair and Steering
Committee Mbr
Cya Arroyo -
Alternate for CON Reps, Pedestrian
Flags, BNA sign, and Steering
Committee Member
Christina Strand -
2018 Treasurer, Facebook Admin
and Steering Committee Member
Kelly Berger and Michael Yates
Steering Committee Members
Frank Postma
Steering committee member
This year has gone by so fast and
BNA has had so many positive
outcomes. The year 2017 brought us:
steady attendance at
meetings
a full staff of officers
an active steering committee
successful events
membership growth
3 new signs donated - Thanks
to Dr. Joyce Stewart
and a new meeting place
Next year will be an even better year.
In addition to our regular events,
these are some of the goals for 2018:
two new officers
grant and city approval for the
pedestrian flag project
Regular Block Watch Captain
meetings with the police
Emergency preparedness
program Map Your
Neighborhood meetings
Looking forward to working with and
servicing the Bayside community
again next year!
Best Regards
Karen McAllister, BNA Chair and
Newsletter Editor
from the Chair
Project Coordinators