The Charbonneau Villager Newspaper 2019 Oct issue Villager newspaper

THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 23 cocktails at 5 p.m. (includes a “signa- ture” cocktail!), 5:30 p.m. general meet- ing, and dinner at 6 p.m. Wilsonville Ca- tering will provide a large luscious buf- fet. Thank you to indispensable co- chairs for this event, Lynda Huber Mar- shall and Karen Miller! Charbonneau Women’s Golf Association By LAURA CURRAN Changes in CWGA Board, calendar for 2020 Guest Day: Aug. 14-15 Where else than the Pacific North- west could this time of year define tran- sition? For me, it’s all about weather. I appreciate our summer’s sizzling days, opportunities for outdoor experiences (especially golf), grilling dinner, and re- newed outdoor contact with neighbors. But something about the transition to softness in the air, cooler mornings, and anticipating seasonal activities brings me a renewed enthusiasm for Fall. Fortunately, CWGA will sponsor some social gatherings to keep us con- nected as a group, and, should get us through the approaching transition to our soggy interim, winter. Another topic of transition in CWGA is Board nominees for 2020. At the Oct. 3 general meeting, members will vote to ac- cept the slate. Nominees include President COURTESY PHOTO Alex Carney, CWGA Club Champion. Joann Linville, Vice Presidents Terry Borst and Laurie Bales, Secretaries Lynda Huber Marshall and Laura Curran, Trea- surer Debbie Bray and Tournaments Rose Mason, Sharon Kadell and Kathy Stout. In addition, the October general meet- ing will include a vote on the proposed cal- endar of CWGA events for 2020. Stagette CWGA provides the Stagette as an annual event each October. The theme for this Oct. 3 is “The Best Day Ever.” This year’s event carries on with fun- filled activities including an 18-hole shotgun Scramble, option for lunch from the The Turn, 3:30 p.m. Horse Race, “Beach Blanket Bingo” was the theme for this year’s Guest Day. The event in- cluded our annual cocktail party with pot- luck appetizers Wednesday evening. A Short Game Challenge was part of the evening’s festivities, with putting, chip- ping and sand shots part of the challenge. Prize money was awarded to the top scores in each event. Thursday’s golf was a two-person gross scramble, pitting Team Annette Funicello against Team Frankie Avalon. The teams were assigned using a formula that factored in players’ handicaps. Illustrating how well the hand- icaps were balanced, Team Annette won by just three strokes, awarding prize money in the form of Pro Shop credits to all players in that team. Lunch was pro- vided by Cutsforth Market in Canby. Thanks to the Guest Day committee, Car- lyne Lynch, Diane Meyers, Charlotte Nicholas, Cathi McLain, Ann Van Domel- en and Marlene Apland. And to spouses John McLain, John Meyers and Fred Van Domelen, who ran the Short Game Chal- lenge and served lunch on Thursday. Club Championship The annual Championship Tourna- ment was held over two consecutive Thursdays. Round One was Aug. 22 and Round Two was Aug. 29, with Alex Car- ney successfully defending her title for a second year. A luncheon and general meeting followed the second day of play. A lovely sandwich and salad buffet was provided by Wilsonville Catering. Thank you to Tournament Co-Chairs Suzanne Hatton, Colene Larson and Susie Taylor for all events this season! Play Results Congratulations to the 2019 Club Champion - Alex Carney - 147 1st Flight: Gross - 1st Carlyne Lynch - 156, 2nd Susan Weakly - 167. Net - 1st Sue Oberg - 119, 2nd Karen Miller - 127. 2nd Flight: Gross - 1st Jan Holley - 173, 2nd Diane Meyers - 176. Net - 1st (Tie) Cathi McLain and Pat Struckman - 127 Charbonneau Arts presents t r A with l a i r F 36th Annual C h a r b o n n e a u A r t s . o r g October 2019

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