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THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 7 October 2019 tion items. A surprise oral auction item will be Bill and Dottie Schonely’s Blazer tickets for a game of choice and dinner afterwards By MARY FIEWEGER in the Bill Schonely Restaurant in the Moda Center with the legend ‘The Schonz!’ Pink Ball, Niners skit and Fellow Niners and sisters, Deborah Ul- rich and Suzanne Buxton, owners of On A dance were a success Whim in Lake Oswego, donated five doz- By the time you read en cookies, one pink breast cancer ribbon this our 14th annual and the second a golf course green with a Pink Ball Tournament flag and pink golf ball. We sold these at will be over! The next the registration table. And they gift issue of the Villager wrapped our baskets for the Silent Auc- and our Niners website tion! There were so many ways that our FIEWEGER will have a recap of volunteers contributed their talents/skills Pink Ball. to Pink Ball. The Charbonneau Community Infor- The Niners were busy finalizing our mation Day was fun! We had many visits Year End Banquet, Oct. 1. This year, the to both our Niners table and our Pink Ball Niners Dance Team performed their skits golf tournament table! The performance and dance with a “Disney on Parade” by the Niners “Disney On Parade” was theme! Joanna Sawyer, Cheryl Barnum sold out in a record 15 minutes! and Robyn Andrus succeeded in putting Thanks to many of you we collected 70 together a wonderful program. We tried Silent Auction items and seven Oral Auc- their patience at times. Joanna was Niners Start your Mondays off right for a job well done! We continue to look for volunteers to fill the various committees to ensure we have a fun season in 2020. We have a few good weeks left to play. Hope to see you out there with your warm clothes and rain gear. heard to say “You are doing moves I didn’t even teach you!” We congratulated our 2019 Tournament Champions. The Niners officers for 2020 were elect- ed and our officers for 2019 were thanked August 27 Winners. Red Course - Flight A, Low Gross: Rose Mills - 39. Low Net: Linda Shields - 28. Flight B, Low Gross: Cheryl Gore - 42. Low Net: Kathryn Hartlaub and Debbie Stonebraker - 24. Flight C, Low Gross: Judy Williams - 46. Low Net: Myrna Tienken - 25. Low Putts A: Larayne Hutchins - 15. Low Putts B: Marikate Book - 14. Low Putts C: Jean Scrugham - 15. Birdies: Mary Jane Hunt #2. Chip-Ins: Virginia Horler #1, Kim Warram and Emily Iverson #9, Connie Robertson #3, Millie Keylock and Dianne Springer #8, Marikate Book #6. Tournament Champion- Mary Fieweger - 83. Flight A, Low Gross: Mary Jane Hunt - 87. Low Net, Emily Iverson - 58. Fewest Putts: Emily Iverson - 31. Flight B, Low Gross: Marikate Book - 93. Low Net, Debbie Stonebraker - 54. Fewest Putts: Marikate Book - 30. Flight C, Low Gross: Judy Williams - 96. Low Net, Sylvia Morrison - 56. Fewest Putts: Jean Scrugham - 27. Birdies: Emily Iverson #7 Yellow, Jeanie Paque #1 Red, Rose Mills #1 Red. Chip-Ins: Emily Iverson #3 Red, Jean Scrugham #3 Red. Focus on balance, building strength and stretching during the body sculpt class Mondays from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the poolhouse, 8298 Lafayette Way. The classes will be $10 for drop-ins or $7 if community members sign-up for the fall session. For more information and to register for the classes, contact Jules Moody at 503-577-7328. There’s a Nip in The Air... Is the Car Ready For the Fall Ghosts and Goblins? $25 OFF Any Service over $100 excludes batteries Expires October 31, 2019 Serving Wilsonville For Over 25 Years 30775-D SW Boones Ferry Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070 503-682-8522 www.LancesSuperiorAuto.com Real Estate Today with Lynda Huber THE FINAL STEPS! Buying a home can be a long process. The last thing you want after all your time spent searching for homes and getting the best Your Charbonneau price and mortgage rate Neighbor in Real Estate is to have everything go wrong on closing day which is the day of recording with the county. Here are some tips that will ensure it goes smoothly. When writing the offer, make sure the date works best for you. The last day of the month is a busy day, so I suggest avoiding it if at all possible. Find a date that will give you the less stress and confl icts. Sometimes that means closing a day or two ahead of your move date just to be sure there are no issues that arise. I have seen many times where the buyers have the moving truck loaded with no where to go when the loan docs do not make it to escrow for closing on time. As a buyer in Oregon you will be able to sign once the loan docs are received from the lender at the escrow offi ce (in many cases this is a day or two prior to closing). Escrow will prepare your settlement statement. Review it. This will show the amount of funds you need to bring to escrow to close. Personal checks are not accepted so a c ashier check or wire transfer is required. If doing a wire transfer please call the escrow offi ce to confi rm routing information. Never send funds to anyone without checking with escrow to avoid wire fraud. You do not want to send the funds to some unknown party based on an email received. If you are a seller, you can sign ahead of time allowing you uninterrupted days as you are preparing for the move. Call the utilities to set up or cancel service and have your home insurance in place for the day of closing. Lynda is a Charbonneau resident licensed in the State of Oregon. She is available to help you with all your Real Estate needs. Call her today at 503-422-5617 [email protected] • www.L.HuberHomes.com 16825 SW Boones Ferry Rd. Lake Oswego OR 97035