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I will be at Restaurante Mana, in Volcan, from 8-11 AM on Friday. On Sunday I will be at the Chiriqui Storage Flea Market, 10 AM-1 PM. I have the following for sale at both events(G is for grafted tree, all are organic). Plants can be reserved by calling me at 6914-4280, or email donwiththemonkeys@ yahoo. THE BEST TIME TO PLANT IS BEFORE THE END OF THE RAINY SEASON!! Trees: $2: Cacao, Lychee, Limoncillo(good for fences & windbreak), Mulberries, Borojo, & Mamon Chino $4: Cashew, Zapote Colombiano $5: Taiwanese Guava, Araza, Carambola $6: Pears, Mangostin $8: Variegated Calamondin Orange(G), Persa Lemons(G), Pink Grapefruit(G), Valencia Oranges(G), Navel Orange(G), Tangerines(G) $12: Butter Avocado(G) $20: Sago Palms Flowers: $3: Yellow Daylilies $4: Diannella, Pink Musaenda $5: Shooting Star Shrub, Peace Lilies $6: Agave Angustifolia, Azaleas, Ixoras, Yesterday Today & Tomorrow, Hibiscus, Mock Orange $7: Podranea Vines, Bougainvilleas – a variety of colors $10: Solandra Vine, Gardenias $12: Chinese Hat(Orange), YlangYlang Colorful Leaf Plants: $5: Crotons, Variegated Scheflera, Graptophyllum Caricature Plant, At Mana I will also have: NEW Super Chocolate Walnut Brownies $2.00 Frozen Panang Chicken & Chili con Carne are both $4. Raisin Spice & Candied Fruit bars are 0.50 or 5 for $2. Chocolate Bars are 0.75 or 3 for $2. Walnut or Almond Banana Breads are $3.50. Honey Whole Wheat Bread big loaf is $4 & mini loaves are $1.50. --

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Blues on the Beach at the new Big Daddys of Puerto Armuelles! Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 and 11 of October Featuring "Bill McGraw Live" doing a special old school blues review from the likes of Lightening Hopkins, BB King, Muddy Waters, Eric Clapton, Allman Brothers, Bo Diddley and more……………Dancing and Party Time! Come down and enjoy Chris and Justin’s new place right on the beach! Call to make reservations at 6250 1948, Limited number of rooms available at $55-75-85 per night. (New Big Daddys is previous Heavenly Hotel) The main road to Big Daddy's is closed for regular drive through traffic but open at the far end near the park for parking at Big Daddy's Click link below to sign up for Big Daddy's Mailing list Click here to sign up for our list --

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YELLA & TOM AT BIG DADDY'S GRILL If you've been enjoying the rainy season by staying home and reading - it's time to get out and blow off the mold. Being with friends, listening to music and dancing is a most effective way to do this, of course, So come on out and have a great meal followed by wonderful entertainment and dancing. --

Hello, Someone dumped a small blind pony on the Jaramillo Centro road yesterday (Tuesday). Does any one have any idea WHAT WHO might be able to help this poor animal? Or who it might belong to? Thanks for your help. 6688 4419 Larrie --

On Sunday, October 1 from 1-4PM, the artistic work by “2Wilde” aka Margo Bryant Ahuna will be shown and sold at the Isla Verde Café in the Isla Verde Hotel Community. On display will be her collection of jewelry including dyed and hand-painted silk scarves. All artwork is hand crafted. Each piece is a treasure for personal use or a lovely gift for a friend. Come and enjoy an afternoon celebrating Margo’s artistry and enjoying the company of friends. Lite fare will be available as well as ice tea, lemonade, and ice water. If you wish to drink wine, please bring a bottle to share. Please RSVP to: Beverly Enns Enjoying Every Moment beverly.enns@gmail.com Local Cell: 6800-7294 --

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Welcome to the newsletter of Boquete Health and Hospice Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Thank You to our Generous Community from Boquete Health and Hospice’s Treasurer, Laurie Collier WHO donates? We are blessed in receiving charitable donations from grateful people: Who have benefited from our services; Who have borrowed equipment in their time of need; Who have attended our informative “Being Prepared” Presentations; Philanthropists who want to support our MISSION to provide free, caring, essential assistance to people with temporary illness or at the end of life; And YOU! WHY we need funds? Our volunteer organization needs help for: Operating Expenses, including our hotline number to our Administrator (507) 6781-9250; Storage, maintenance and purchasing of medical equipment for our short term loan program; Training and seminars; Community events, like the upcoming Boquete Health Fair on Oct. 22 at the Fairgrounds. HOW to participate? Become a valued volunteer; Donate no longer needed medical equipment; Make a financial contribution by check or cash. Contact Laurie Collier at lojocollier@yahoo.com WHAT we do? Please take 1 minute to view our descriptive video. Click on the link: https://youtu.be/EbYmYqBRs3Y In Gratitude for all assistance received, Laurie Collier Treasurer How We Help I am deeply impressed with the Boquete Health and Hospice organization, and its volunteers! I may not be a volunteer, but I sure tell everyone who will listen what wonderful work you do--you do it with purpose and love! I had an occasion about a year ago to contact Betty about a person in our church who was going to have a knee operation--in 4 or 5 days. She was renting a small bedroom in a home nearby; there was not enough room for a wheelchair after the operation. Our church Care Team lined up people to make sure she had meals, visitations, and transportation to her doctor, and offered to pick up any medications she would need. I called the Hospice, not knowing whether or not they would help our church since we had volunteers to help our member. I was so impressed by the interest in our case and the immediate offer of assistance with a walker for the patient, and a (former) nurse to visit the patient once she returned to home. Everything was set up in just 2-3 days. The day of the operation we had our pray warriors at the church praying, and we felt good that we had everything ready for when the patient returned home. The patient called me and said she was not having the operation and wanted to have a second opinion. It was a good trial run for our church's Care Team, and the absolutely incredible response from the Hospice team. I had occasion to use their crutches for the inevitable sprained ankle. I encourage all readers of this Health and Hospice article to keep it handy--you never know when you or a friend may need their services! Sharon Spalding Ladies, take your best friend to lunch and a mammogram! October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Anytime in October, you can take your best friend to lunch and a mammogram in David. Hospital Chiriqui is offering mammograms for $30. Call 774-0128, ext. 1100 to schedule. Hospital Mae Lewis is offering mammograms for $35. Call 775-4616, ask for radiografía. Both facilities provide mammograms if you have breast implants for a slightly higher fee. SAVE THE DATE! October 22nd On October 22nd, 2017, from 11-3, Boquete Health and Hospice will present its first Health Fair at the Salon Arco Iris, Féria de las Flores y Café, promoting personal health and medical services to area residents--Expats, Panamanians and the Indigenous populations. We have invited local doctors, pharmacies, labs, David hospital representatives and the Boquete Social Security Clinic to present information about their various services. This is a free event. Medical testing for blood pressure and glucose among others, will also be offered at no cost. A complete hot meal, including a beverage and dessert, will be available at $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for children. Please come and learn about what medical services are available in our town, who the doctors are, and where their offices are located. It could save your life! We would love to meet you all as well. See you there. To Make a Donation: BHHF functions with the donations provided by the community. If you are interested in supporting the work we do, please make a donation. To make a financial contribution by check or cash contact Laurie Collier, our treasurer, at lojocollier@yahoo.com to arrange a place and time to pick up your donation. For more information, visit our website: www.boquetehealth.org We also have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/boqueteheartshandsandhelp/?ref=bookmarks Please Like our page and Share the contents with your friends and families. 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Family of the month - September 2017 Meet Ariel and Ana's Family Ariel and Ana live with their five school-age children in a humble little house outside of Boquete. This last summer Ariel became very ill with a life-threatening intestinal blockage which required immediate surgery. After some serious complications, he is finally on the road to recovery. However, the doctors have advised him that it will be a long recovery, lasting perhaps six months. In the meantime, Ariel is unable to support his family. To lighten this desperate burden, Buenos Vecinos has stepped in with temporary emergency food assistance. Ariel and Ana are so grateful to receive this help when they need it most. The children are also happy to see food arriving at their door. These smiling faces tell the story! Buenos Vecinos de Boquete depends on your support to feed and nourish families like Eva’s. If you would like to help families like this and the efforts of Buenos Vecinos de Boquete, your financial support would be most appreciated. DONATE ONLINE: http://www.buenosvecinosdeboquete.com/how-you-can-help We use PayPal for easy and secure transactions. IF YOU PREFER TO DONATE BY CASH, Please contact Louise Orr (panamaleo@gmail.com) for arrangements. When you make that important decision to help feed the less fortunate in our community, you have truly become a “good neighbor”. When you donate $360 a year or $30 a month (about the cost of a daily latte), your name will be added to our “Coconut Foundation” as an acknowledgement of your concern and generosity. Buenos Vecinos de Boquete’s wholesale purchase power enables us to furnish our clients more food than they could purchase on their own in the store with the same amount of money. Thank you! --

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Buenos Vecinos de Boquete is selling raffle tickets for beautiful pieces of art. We are selling raffle tickets for a gorgeous decorative jewel bowl designed and made by Germaine Sturtz. Also being raffled separately is one of Sylvette Day's coveted wall hangings. Buenos Vecinos de Boquete will have a table at the Tuesday Market where you can purchase the raffle tickets. The tickets are priced at 1 for $1 or 6 for $5. The drawing will be held on October 31st at the Tuesday Market. You don't need to be present to win. All proceeds from the ticket sales will be used to purchase no n-perishable food for over 100 deserving Buenos Vecinos clients. Come on down and buy your tickets!! --

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