The Charbonneau Villager Newspaper 2019 July issue Villager Newspaper

4 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER July 2019 CCC Activities By KIM HOSFORD Don’t miss the Charbonneau Dance & BBQ this month Women’s Cards Donna Rhoten is putting together a new women’s card group that will meet once a month in the clubhouse lounge. It will begin July 11 at 1 p.m., and will continue on the sec- ond Thursday of each month. Please contact Donna Rhoten at 503-201- 5995 or email donnarhoten@gmail. com for more information. Community Dance & BBQ Have you purchased tickets for the Charbonneau Dance and BBQ event happening Friday, July 12? This event will celebrate our fun- loving Charbonneau community and will feature live music from One Brick Shy. Dalton’s NW Catering will be serving up a mouth-watering supper, which will include BBQ chicken, strawberry spinach salad, red potato salad, baked beans and dessert. You are welcome to bring your own beverage of choice, how- ever, iced tea and lemonade will be offered. Tickets for this event are $10 and are sold in the CCC office. You may wish to check to make sure tickets are still available since they went on sale June 5 (only 250 are being sold). Please note: Tickets are for Char- bonneau residents only. You may purchase tickets for other Charbon- neau residents (up to eight). You must give the names of the resi- dents using the tickets you pur- chase, and hold on to your tickets, each person will need a ticket to gain admission to the event. If you wish to reserve seats, you can do so at 4:30 p.m., on the day of the event. Bring your ticket, write your name on the back of it and set it on the table in front of the seat of your choice. We hope to see you there (danc- ing shoes optional)! Jetboating on Aug. 9 Are you ready for a river adven- ture? Charbonneau is planning a two-hour scenic Jetboat Tour fea- turing Portland history, wildlife and the Willamette Falls. This day trip will happen Friday, Aug. 9. Tickets are $65 and include transportation to and from Charbonneau. We will depart Charbonneau at 11 a.m. and the tour will begin at 11:45 a.m. More information is available in the CCC office. Don’t miss out on the fun! Tickets go on sale in the CCC office July 1. Charbonneau Community Information Day & Newcomers Welcome Charbonneau is a beautiful com- munity and provides many opportu- nities for enhancing daily life. If you would like to learn more about your community, come to the Country Club Tuesday, Aug. 20, for “Commu- nity Information Day.” This event provides our residents with infor- mation from a host of community service providers, volunteering or- ganizations and social group activi- ties, all under one roof. If you enjoy an active lifestyle, learn about the Golf Club, Tennis Club, Fitness Center, RV Yard, Ma- rina, or exercise classes available (i.e., zumba, aerobics). If you like to play cards and games, visit with those who play Bridge or Mah Jongg. If you have a creative flair, visit the various art booths. A special invitation is extended to residents who are new to Charbon- neau to attend a brief, informative orientation (bring your questions). We look forward to welcoming you to our community. Many of the organizations will be providing prizes for the free raffle. We will also be selling a glass of wine for just $1. Invite your Charbonneau neigh- bors to attend this enjoyable and in- formative social event and be sure to stop by the CCC Special Events table to sign-up for upcoming activi- ties (they may sell out in one day). We are planning a western theme, “Denim and Diamonds,” so come and join in the fun! Footloose at Broadway Rose Theater on Aug. 29 Celebrate the spirit and optimism of young people fighting for change backed by a soundtrack of ‘80s pop anthems in this stage adaptation of the hit film. When city boy Ren moves to a small town where danc- ing is outlawed, he finds himself an outsider and a target of the local preacher who pushed for the ban, especially after attracting the atten- tion of the reverend’s rebellious daughter. Through explosive chore- ography and invigorating songs such as “Holding Out for a Hero,” “Let’s Hear it for the Boy” and the exhilarating title track, Ren chal- lenges the community to reverse the rule and heal from the tragedy that kept their hearts from dancing. We will be attending this perfor- mance Thursday, Aug. 29, at 2 p.m., then, continue the outing at a fun happy hour location. Your $70 ticket will include deluxe motor coach round-trip transportation and happy hour munchies. Happy hour drinks are not hosted so please be sure to bring your wallet. And the Fun Continues... Mark your calendars for the fol- lowing event: ■ Cupcake Decorating for Fall Come and celebrate the fall sea- son by learning to decorate cup- cakes as beautiful fall flowers in this cupcake decorating class! Kelly from Sprinkles of Joy Bakery will teach you how to use a frosting pip- ing bag to pipe star flowers, rosettes and beautiful petal flowers. This class is just $25 and all supplies will be provided. Grab an apron and come to the clubhouse Friday, Sept. 13. Class begins at 2 p.m. and by 3:30 p.m., you will have decorated your own cupcakes (one dozen), which will be perfect for showing off at up- coming parties. Register for this class in the CCC office and amaze your friends with the new skills you will learn from this decorating class! Buying or Selling a home this year? Why look any further than your own back yard? Call Steve Mallicoat 503-313-3303 38 years of home sales experience! .... 12 right here in Charbonneau! Please come fi nd me for a free notary, fax, email scan or a current market analysis of your home! Windermere Charbonneau, 31960 SW Charbonneau Drive, Suite 105 503-694-1011 Licensed in the state of Oregon - Windermere Bridgeport Realty Group

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