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THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 31
November 2019
Activities
posit, to the CCC office on Nov. 15 to hold
your date.
ing community and we are looking for-
ward to spreading some more of that
Charbonneau spirit to the greater com-
Snowman Cupcake Decorating Class
munity.
■ From Page 29
Enjoy an immersive holiday event
Come and celebrate the holiday sea-
based
on a traditional European-style
son by learning to decorate cupcakes as
Wine Tasting & Holiday Sale
Christmas Market, where you can expe-
snowmen in this cupcake decorating
Come to the CCC Clubhouse for our
class! Kelly from Sprinkles of Joy Bakery rience the sights, sounds and smells of
annual wine tasting and sale event, hap- will be instructing you on how to use a
the season. Food and drinks will be avail-
pening Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 3 p.m.
able for purchase throughout the
frosting piping bag and work with fon-
You will enjoy sampling a variety of
dant (an edible sugar dough) to make de- event.
wines presented by Brandon Day of
Stroll through the forest and 1 million
tails for the snowmen faces. This class is
Northwest Negociant Project, who will
just $25 and all supplies will be provided. lights, while sipping a warm, spicy gluh-
educate us with his extensive wine
wein.
Grab an apron and come the Clubhouse
knowledge.
Feast on a variety of international din-
Friday, Nov. 15. Class begins at 2 p.m.
Brandon negotiates with wineries on
and by 3:30 p.m., you will have decorated ing options from pizza to fondue. Explore
price so we are anticipating many good
the market vendors and find the perfect
your own cupcakes (one dozen), which
values being offered at the tasting event. will be perfect for showing off at an up-
Christmas gift.
We need to know how much wine to
Enjoy music from choirs and cozy up
coming party. Register for this class in
bring so please purchase your tickets in
to a wood-burning fire pit. Those more
the CCC office and amaze your family
the CCC office as soon as possible. Tick-
adventurous will enjoy ice skating or
with the new skills you will learn from
ets are just $4 per person ($8 per couple). this decorating class! 
snowless tubing, while the rest of the
Invite your friends and neighbors to par-
crew watches from the comfort of our
take in this enjoyable afternoon gather-
Charbonneau Sharing Begins Dec. 1
fully-covered, heated tents.
ing (please bring a favorite appetizer to
This event is designed for friends to
The holiday season brings thoughts of
share).
linger, enjoy time together and experi-
home and family. Many of us have been
Wine will then be available for pick up
ence the traditions that make this time of
blessed and look for ways we can give
the following Wednesday, Nov. 20, just in
year so special.
back to the community. Would you be
time for holiday parties and hostess gifts!
There will be heaters and fire pits lo-
willing to donate clothing or toys to fami-
cated
throughout the event, where folks
lies in need?
Reservations for 2020 Calendar
can stop and warm up. Even so, it is high-
We will be working with Toy & Joy/
If you are planning a private party in
Compassion in Action Clackamas County ly recommended that participants dress
2020 and would like to hold it at the
in layers for the weather.
(CIACC) again this year. They will dis-
Country Club, we will begin taking reser- tribute the items we donate to many de-
We will gather at the CCC, on Thurs-
vations Friday, Nov. 15, at 9 a.m., in the
day, Dec. 5, at 4:30 p.m., where a deluxe
serving Wilsonville children and fami-
CCC office.
motor coach will pick us up and take us
lies.
The 2020 Clubhouse reservation forms
It is so easy to participate! Here is what you to Silverton’s Oregon Garden. We will
can be found on our website at www.
do, beginning in December:
enjoy the festivities until our motor
charbonneaucountryclub.com. Please
■ Bring a toy or article of clothing, un- coach departs at 8 p.m. to return to Char-
read through the information and talk to wrapped, to the CCC during business
bonneau. Purchase your tickets in the
Kim in the CCC office if you have ques-
hours
CCC office for $30. Space is limited so be
tions. You can also pick up a printed
■ Do this between Dec. 1-17
sure to purchase your tickets early.
form in the CCC office.
We will load the collected items and
Please fill out the 2020 reservation
deliver them to the collection site.
New Fiber Art Group Forming
form and bring it, along with a $300 de-
Charbonneau is a very generous, car-
Charbonneau women need a time and
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Thank you,
Cindy! — Page 10
Singles club
goes all
female — Page 15
Contact Jesse Marichalar
Changes
for board
nominations
Published by
With love in
their hearts
— Page 6
James, Count Basie, Duke Ellington and
more. Dress up for the holidays and try
out your ballroom dancing moves while
enjoying live music.The Glenn Tadina
Swing Street Band will be playing a vari-
ety of dance styles. 
A catered dinner will be served at 6
p.m. and the dance begins at 7 p.m. Tick-
ets are $35 (includes dinner).  Please pur-
chase your tickets in the CCC office by
the deadline of Dec. 12.
ADVERTISE IN THE VILLAGER!
— Page 2
Plus Event Calendar,
all club reports and
more!
Holiday Dinner/Dance
Come to the Clubhouse, on Tuesday, Dec. 17,
to enjoy the sounds of the Big Band
Era:  Glenn Miller, Les Brown, Harry
Reach every resident in Charbonneau.
Inside the
Villager
New year, new
management
— Page 8
place to come together while working on
their handcrafts, and beginning in No-
vember, we all will have a wonderful
place for this at the Charbonneau Coun-
try Club. Everyone will bring their own
project, materials and supplies to work
on in the companionship of others that
share similar interests. It will be exciting
to see what everyone does and see all the
possible types of fiber art created by
women with ALL skill levels.
Whether you embroider, any type of
threaded needle work, bead in any appli-
cation, use fabric in any of its many
ways, knit, crochet.... you get the idea.
There will not be group projects, no ma-
terials will be provided. You just bring
your own thing, and work on it in a good
place along with others.
This group will be drop-in, if you can
be there, come. If you can’t, we hope to
see you next time. No sign up. To begin,
we will meet Fridays on Nov. 15, Dec. 20,
and Jan. 17, from 1-3 p.m. After that we’ll
see what the group wants, and the club
space availability. If you need more info
or encouragement to be there, email me,
Joanne at [e-mail]. Real-
ly like to see you there!
JON HOUSE
PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP PHOTO:
971-204-7774
[e-mail]