THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 5
April 2019
Charbonneau
Women’s
Association
By ANNE SHEVLIN
CHARBONNEAU WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
CO-PRESIDENT
Understand about
generational
differences with
speaker
Understanding generational
differences
Conflict between generations
is as old as parents and teenag-
ers. All of us remember fussing
at our parents
with the common
angst-filled com-
plaint, "You just
don't under-
STAND!" Today,
more than ever
before, a lack of
intergenerational understanding
has spilled into all walks of life. It
shows up in a variety of ways,
and at some very important and
sometimes unexpected moments.
To better understand the
differences between the
generations, and how to
communicate and appreciate the
cultural and social differences of
each, you will want to attend the
April 8 CWA luncheon, featuring
trainer and facilitator Nancy
Gaston.
Nancy has over twenty years
of experience in volunteer
resources management;
international, national, and
regional experience as a trainer
and conference keynoter;
certification as volunteer
administrator, faith-based
volunteer management
consultant and human behavior
specialist. Nancy has directed a
volunteer-staffed crisis line, a
volunteer chore service, a
volunteer center and the
volunteer program for a faith
congregation. Her wide
experience in community
involvement has included
serving on many boards over the
years, including the Clark
County YWCA, Evergreen
Habitat for Humanity and the
Nonprofit Network of Southwest
Washington.
Please join us for this
informative luncheon by signing
up in the CCC clubhouse by noon,
April 4. The cost for the luncheon
is $20 for CWA members and $25
for guests.
Important Message to CWA
Members
As many of you know we have
been working with several new
caterers this year. We appreciate
all of your comments and
continue to make adjustments
based on your feedback.
Catering costs have risen
significantly in the past couple of
years, particularly for a location
like ours where everything must
be brought in. Other costs have
also increased — decorations,
speakers' fees and wine. As a
direct result, our luncheons have
increased in cost steadily by
$5-$6 per person per luncheon.
We have paid the overage out of
the CWA reserves.
The CWA board of directors is
committed to providing enjoyable
and informative programs for our
members and guests at an
appropriate price that also
covers the cost of expenses. We
are not able to continue to
subsidize the luncheon cost
without a plan in place that will
work for the association over the
long term. The board is carefully
reviewing this issue. We will
continue to keep you informed
over the next several months as
we plan the budget for our 2019-
2020 year. If you have any
questions or comments, please
feel free to contact co-presidents
Lee Harker at leeharkermd@aol.
com, or Anne Shevlin at ashevy@
comcast.net. ■
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32078 SW Charbonneau Dr
$417,000
2040 sq feet condo on the golf
course. 2 master suites, one on
main floor. Granite counters,
hardwood floors, balcony,
patio w/hot tub, and 2 car
attached garage.
We now have monthly
community sales reports
available at the office.
CHARBONNEAU TEAM
Lisa Willett
Broker, Licensed in Oregon
Phone: (503)-318-7585
Mark Willett
Unlicensed Assistant to Lisa Willett
Phone: (503)-348-1008
Please reach out for more information about these
homes and others in your neighborhood.
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