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6 • TEMPLE CITY LIFE • JULY 2011 Home Products Budget get Blinds ds® a style for every y point of view FREE In-Home Consultation Shutters, Wood Blinds, Draperies and more www.budgetblinds.com/SanGabriel An Independently Owned and Operated Franchise John Sun Owner BUDGET BLINDS OF SAN GABRIEL office: 626.309.7588 fax: 626.309.7589 TEMPLE CITY, CA 91780 jsun@budgetblinds.com Clocks by Howard Miller & Bulova e-mail to: info@templecitychamber.org Temple City resident Larry Lay has moved his Farmers Insurance Agency to Temple City. Mr. Lay is now located at 4808 Baldwin, Suite #102. All types of insurance coverage is offered, from automobile to life insurance and even retirement planning. Some of the other types of coverages offered: Flood, Identity Shield, Motor Homes, Renters, the list goes on. Just to highlight a few: Automobile Coverage: At Farmers Insurance, Larry can review car insurance coverage, help identify potential gaps, and let customers know about any Farmers auto insurance discounts for which they may qualify. He can quickly provide competitively priced auto insurance quotes. Home Coverage: A home is perhaps one’s most valuable possession. A homeowner needs the best home coverage available at a reasonable price. Farmers also offers renters and condo insurance, which provide personal property and liability coverage. Business Coverage: Business owners have specific risks and liabilities unique to their busi- www.templecitychamber.org Farmers agent Larry Lay moves to TC Farmers Insurance Agent Larry Lay ness. As a Farmers agent Larry can tailor a comprehensive and innovative business package to fit business needs. When not busy with the insurance world, Larry loves sports and being involved in the community. Giving back to the community is part of the Farmers brand, the foundation on which their trust and respect securely rests. Farmers supports numerous national, regional and local programs in communities where they are located. They support numerous organizations that work to serve the greater good. By helping these organizations, they help the community. That’s why Larry volunteers his time, talents and resources and that’s how Farmers continues the legacy that its founders envisioned. Larry Lay Agency is a proud sponsor of the Temple City High School Rams. To speak to Larry regarding insurance needs, phone him at (626) 350-1100 The Poop Hunter/Dog Waste Removal Tired of picking up your dog’s poop? Let the Poop Hunter do the dirty work! Dog waste is placed and doubled bagged into biodegradable bags, then sprayed with AG- Odor Orange Juice Spray. Tools and shoes are disinfected between each job. Plans offered include once per week, twice per week, five times per week and once every two weeks. Additional services offered include play time with a dog once a yard has been serviced; transporting a dog to a veteri- narian for routine checkup or shots; picking up your pet food from local suppliers and delivering to a house on the next scheduled service day and pressure washing walk-ways and patios. Areas serviced include Temple City, Alhambra, San Gabriel, Arcadia, Sierra Madre, Pasadena, San Marino, Altadena and surrounding areas. The Poop Hunter is a Temple City family-owned business. They are members of PAWS (Association of Professional Animal Waste Specialists) and are insured with Pet Sitters Association, LLC. Owner Joseph Ringo invites prospective customers to visit his company’s Web site at Owner of The Poop Hunter, Joseph Ringo. (Photo by Jerry Jambazian.) www.thepoophunter.com, or for further information he can be phoned at (626) 286-4477. West San Gabriel Valley Assn. of Realtors to host annual Home Fair, July 16 The West San Gabriel Valley Association of Realtors® will be hosting its annual Home Fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 16. Major banks are sponsoring this event and will be available to provide the public with information on loan modifications, refinancing and to prequalify home buyers. Property tax reassessment assistance will also be provided. The public is invited to attend this free event. There will be complimentary food, prizes and games for the entire family. The sponsors are Bank of America, Chase, Citi, Equal Housing Opportunity and You Can Share the Dream. The West San Gabriel Valley Association of Realtors is located at 1039 E. Valley Blvd., 205B, San Gabriel, CA 91776. Call 626-288-6212 or visit www.wsgvar.com for more information.
www.templecitychamber.org e-mail to: info@templecitychamber.org TEMPLE CITY LIFE • JULY 2011 • 7 Bahooka: restaurant creates an illusion of island shipwreck By Jeanne Murset Cross the threshold and become shipwrecked on a deserted island, or such is the illusion the crew at Bahooka created. It is more than an illusion; it is the inspiration and dreams of a group of people who have gathered all these castoffs so uniquely arranged to create an unusual atmosphere for your dining pleasure. A shack has been created for the guests, a place where you can enjoy delectable Polynesian ribs and exotic drinks. The ribs are marinated in a secret formula and slow baked in Polynesian ovens. Drinks are concocted from the nectar of the islands gods. Both food and drink are prepared fresh daily. The food and drinks will speak for themselves, but the surroundings may warrant some explanation. When the Bahooka was in the planning, the owners scanned the islands to gather much of the decor for the restaurant. Once a customer enters the Bahooka, they feel as if they’ve left the mainland. The structural bamboo in building has been imported from the Philippines and hand wrapped by the Bahooka natives. All lamps were handcrafted from castoffs, port The Year Beyond is a wonderful, free program for women who have completed treatment for breast cancer, and includes support, education, and exercise components, all in Mandarin. The program runs for six weeks, with two-hour sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting at 6 p.m. The first class begins on Tuesday, July 5th. This free program: • is available to all breast cancer patients at least three weeks post-treatment, with no evidence of active cancer and with their physician’s approval New Member Spotlights Bahooka means shack; Aloha means many things: love, friendship, good wishes, farewell. The Bahooka has been welcoming friends like you since 1967. holes, parts of ships and sprigs of imagination. Globular lanterns are actual glass floats from Japanese fish nets. Blow fish, dried and hollowed, hang with lights. On the ceiling, 400 lights blink like distant stars. The tortoise shells are from giant tortoises of the South Pacific. When visitors are seated for an Island meal, they will be surrounded by exotic fish from over 100 aquariums, including a giant Pacu that eats carrots — ask to see him crunch on raw carrots. Methodist Hospital offers The Year Beyond for Mandarin-speaking Breast Cancer survivors • meets twice weekly for two hours each session, for six weeks • is comprised of exercise (60 minutes per session of strength training and yoga), education and support group components • is staffed by professional fitness instructors, facilitators, educators and physicians • is limited to 12 participants per six-week session • meets in the classrooms at Methodist Hospital The Year Beyond helps breast cancer patients acquire important, practical information about life after treatment; de- Photo by Jerry Jambazian The bar top is an aquarium with turtles inside. At the far end of the dining room, the nautical section, notice the beacons of “port” and “starboard,” the ship’s flags on the mast and the wreck of an old Spanish galleon. On the warrior wall visitors will view native weapons and also see unusual fish tanks. Some will recognize old-time hand gasoline pumps. Here again, imagination and creativity prevail. The Bahooka is located at 4501 N. Rosemead Blvd., Rosemead. It is open daily for velop an individualized nutrition and physical fitness plan that works; and recover from the emotional and physical effects of breast cancer treatment with the goal of returning to a healthy lifestyle and a positive outlook. The program is very well received and the women really benefit from the experience. For further information, or to enroll in The Year Beyond program, call Methodist Hospital at 626-574-3515. This program is made possible by a grant from the Los Angeles County Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen For the Cure. CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES 10-DAY DELIVERY • Vertical Blinds • Kirsch Drapery Hardware • Alterations and Installations EXPERT DRAPERY CLEANING Drapery Specialists Since 1947 lunch and dinner. Hours of operation are 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday, 12 noon to 10-:30 p.m. Satur- CARPET S H O W C A S E Jerry and Pat Jambazian day and 12 noon to 9 p.m. on Sunday. Catering is available. For further information, contact the Bahooka at (626) 285- 1241. Affiliated Carpet and Flooring Center 9020 Las Tunas Drive Temple City, CA 91780 626-287-0581 Specializing in: STATE CONTRACTOR’S LICENSE # 570966 Family Owned and Operated in the same location for more than 40 years. 55 YEARS SAME LOCATION SAME OWNERSHIP 9136 E. Las Tunas Dr. Temple City (626) 286-2444
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