The Charbonneau Villager Newspaper 2019 May issue Villager newspaper | Page 21

THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 21 May 2019 Charbonneau Women’s Golf Association By LAURA CURRAN CHARBONNEAU WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Additional tee times to become available “The heart of a home is a mother.” Many of us will be recognizing our own mothers, and being honored ourselves, May 12 for Mother’s Day. While many have mothers who are now gone, their legacy lives on in us and our children. This past year I have experienced the joy of a first grandchild. Not only do I love this new little being, I am thrilled at being able to observe my daughter in her role as mother. I relate to her sense of responsibility, happiness, love and sometimes challenge. Cheers to all on Mother’s Day! At our last CWGA Board Meeting Terry Borst addressed the issue of tee times. As a reminder, the sign-up book always has dates for four weeks out. Terry noted that those playing nine holes generally prefer to begin golf at 9 a.m., so as the season progresses, she will release the earlier and/or later tee times back to the golf course for public use. Our first play day of the season followed the Welcome Back Breakfast hosted by the Membership Committee. Janet Ferguson, Jan Holley and Jean Czubin welcomed the new members TVF&R ■ From Page 20 your vision checked and replace eyeglasses as needed. Have your healthcare provider also check your feet to ensure you can walk comfortably. Exercise regularly to improve your balance and strength and eat nutritious meals to fuel your body. Remove existing hazards Fasten throw rugs to the floor with double-backed tape to keep them from slipping or remove them all together. Keep cords out of pathways, and clean up spills as soon as they happen. Also, arrange furniture to minimize obstructions and clear clutter from your April 4, Opening Day Scramble ■ 1st Net Score - Joann Linville, Kathy Stout, Rose Mason, Teresa Bean - 53. ■ 2nd Net Score (Tie) - Jean Czubin, Marlene Apland, Linda Owen, Diane Meyers - 56. Laurie Bales, Karen Miller, Jackie Peters - 56. Faye Judson, Victoria Mendenhall, Kathy Gibbons - 56. with a “goodie” bag and a rose, and we were treated to mimosas and a delicious breakfast at The Turn. Rain was forecast, but except for a little drizzle at the start, it turned out to be a perfect day for golf. We had a full complement of players for the scramble. If you haven’t had your picture taken for the CWGA Members Directory you will be contacted to have your photo taken. Also, once everyone has a red shirt, we will all gather for a group photo to replace the old one currently on the website. It will be on one of the shotgun dates in May or June. Cathi McLain is the contact to get your shirt ordered. Our May 2 Scramble will be followed by a Mexican-themed luncheon, organized by our new Social Committee, chaired by Liz Henry and Carole Sletta. The theme will be “Sinko de Putt,” in honor of Cinco de Mayo. Finally, with the many new rules to navigate, the theme for the season is “help each other.” If there is a rules question, be ready to help. ■ living areas. Fix loose or uneven steps. Make sure carpet is firmly attached to every step or remove the carpet and attach non-slip rubber treads to the stairs. In the kitchen, keep items you use often in cabinets you can reach easily without using a step stool. Charbonneau Marina 2019 Moorage Season: April 1 - October 31 2019 SEASON FEES: 20 foot slip 25 foot slip 30 foot slip Charbonneau Residents $900 $950 $1,000 Non-Charbonneau $1,000 $1,050 $1,100 To moor a boat or other watercraft at the dock please come to the CCC offi ce to fi ll out the paperwork, receive your assigned slip number, and pay the moorage fee. A $25 refundable key deposit is required in addition to the lease. Would you be interested in storing your kayak at the Charbonneau Marina? While this is not an option right now CCC is gauging interest. Please contact the offi ce at 503-694-2300 for more info. If you have questions, please contact the CCC offi ce at 503-694-2300. If you would like to tour the dock prior to signing a lease, please contact Rick at 360-771-7998 or [email protected] May 1 st – Oct 1 st OUTDOOR TENNIS & PICKLEBALL Summer Membership Add protection Wear well-fitting shoes with good support and non-skid soles. Turn on lights when walking through dark rooms or hallways. Use nightlights in all rooms. Install grab bars in the bathtub, shower, and toilet areas, and add handrails on stairwells. Place phones in multiple rooms or keep a cellphone with you in case you need to call for emergency assistance. For more life safety information, visit www.tvfr.com. ■ Note: Pickleball is being implemented on a trial basis Sign-up with Kim Hosford at [email protected] or call [phone] $80 INDIVIDUALS | $120 FAMILIES