Charbonneau Villager Newspaper August 2020

12 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER August 2020 Charbonneau Tennis Club By STEVE HALL Full operation will be considered once Clackamas County enters Phase 2 The Charbonneau Tennis Club has been up and running now for about two months with limited play because of the CO- VID-19 pandemic. HALL Club members have been very conscientious in following the special rules that have been put in place to protect them from the virus and to prevent the spread of the virus. Full operation will be considered once the Oregon governor elevates the virus protection level to Phase 2 for Clackamas County. Our tennis pro, Bruce Reed, has submitted his resignation effective Aug. 4 to take a job as a tennis pro at a country club in Palm Springs. We will miss Bruce’s enthusiasm and dedication to tennis and we wish him well with his new opportunity. We plan to start recruiting for a replacement for Bruce once our area is elevated to Phase 2. During the interim period we expect to continue to provide some clinics and lessons. USTA team play is expected to resume in September but it is dependent upon being in Phase 2. Pickleball is up-and-running and applications can be obtained and submitted to Kim Hosford in the country club office. The Niners By MARY FIEWEGER People can still make donations to the Knight Cancer Institute Dear Charbonneau residents, families and friends: It was necessary to cancel the Pink Ball Golf Tournament 2020. The golf tournament is the largest event in Charbonneau and the course and clubhouse could not accommodate close to 220 attending the golf tournament, luncheon and auctions. The Niners have donated over FIEWEGER $280,000 to the Knight Cancer Institute at OHSU over the last 15 years. We have decided to continue our support to the Knight Cancer Institute at OHSU with donations. “On behalf of everyone at OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, thank you for investing in our work! We are humbled by and deeply grateful for your trust and generous yearly support. That you have chosen, during this very challenging and tumultuous time in our communities, to (go) virtual with your event, makes it all the more meaningful. Thank you!” said Lisa Nolen, associate director of community involvement at the Knight Cancer Institute. The Charbonneau Niners thank you for your continued support. We will be planning a tour of the new Knight Cancer Institute and will let everyone know when they open for tours. Checks can be made payable to the OHSU Foundation (tax deductible). Checks can be mailed to our treasurer Karen Siegel at 32635 SW Lake Point Ct. Wilsonville, OR 97070. For questions, call Mary Fieweger, Pink Ball chairperson, at 503-519-4388. Pink Ball donations For: Knight Cancer Institute How: Checks payable to OHSU Foundation. Mail checks to Karen Siegel at 32635 SW Lake Point Ct. Wilsonville, OR 97070 Windermere Charbonneau-Wilsonville Charbonneau - Buyer Interest Remains High ... The combination of high demand and low inventory could be the perfect time to sell your home! We have qualified buyers ready to buy. If you’re considering buying or selling . . . we invite you to stop in or call. • Residential Commercial • Interior & Exterior • Pressure Washer • Serving the Northwest for 30 years • Custom Woodwork Roger Arndt 503-880-3774 Amy Costello 503-504-6746 John Cronkrite 503-730-0128 Traci Cronkrite 971-404-6896 Marla Rumpf -Owner- 503-939-8801 Steve Jan Mallicoat Panfilio 503-313-3303 503-804-9519 Experience | Integrity | Solutions Business Law Elder Financial Abuse Consumer Protection Personal Injury 8755 SW Citizens Dr., Suite 202 Wilsonville 503-570-8755 www.wilsonvillelawyer.com 503-522-7978 canbypaintingllc.net Licensed • Bonded • Insured CCB#183990

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