4 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER
September 2019
Activities
transportation and driver safety in-
dustries.
Register in the CCC office at
503-694-2300 or email Office@Char-
bonneauCountryClub.com.
The course fee is $15 for AARP
members and $20 for non-members.
Checks should be made payable to
AARP. The class will be taught by
an AARP volunteer.
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Conflict Resolution. Module 5 ex-
plores guidelines for making reason-
able association rules, enforcing
rules fairly and resolving conflict ef-
fectively.
The presenters will be Angie Bag-
by from Bagby Law Firm LLC., and
Judy Nordstrom from the Alliance
Association Bank.
WilsonvilleSTAGE to perform at
CCC in October
Niners Variety Show
Charbonneau’s nine-hole women’s
golf club will be performing their
annual variety show for the Char-
bonneau community on Saturday,
Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. in the clubhouse
dining room. This year’s theme is
“Disney,” and the show will be filled
with familiar songs, old and new,
with choreographed dances and
skits. The costumes the women put
together are always a delight and
some can be quite elaborate. The
story line is fun with a golf twist
thrown in. These productions are
popular with Charbonneau resi-
dents because all of the performers
are neighbors and friends.
Tickets are just $5 and on sale in
the CCC office. Hurry-in, these tick-
ets always sell out.
AARP Smart Driver Course
An AARP Smart Driver Course
will be held at Charbonneau Coun-
try Club on Monday and Tuesday,
Oct. 21 and 22, from 1-4 p.m. each
day. The class is limited to the first
COURTESY PHOTO
Tony Starlight will perform at the Country Club
Oct. 29 and tickets are $45.
30 to sign up.
Those over 55 may qualify for a
discount on their automobile insur-
ance. The discount continues for
three years for those under 70, two
years for those over 70.
No driving or final examination is
required. This course curriculum is
the product of years of research, in-
put from dedicated volunteers, and
insight from experts across the
With autumn quickly approach-
ing, WilsonvilleSTAGE is pleased to
announce the upcoming perfor-
mances of the play “Sylvia,” written
by A.R. Gurney, and directed by
Aaron Morrow.
Greg and Kate have moved to
Manhattan after 22 years of child-
raising in the suburbs. Greg’s career
as a financial trader is winding
down, while Kate’s career, as a pub-
lic school English teacher is begin-
ning to offer her more opportunities.
Greg brings home a dog he found in
the park — or that has found him —
bearing only the name “Sylvia” on
her name tag. A street-smart mix-
ture of lab and poodle, Sylvia be-
comes a major bone of contention
between husband and wife. She of-
fers Greg an escape from the frus-
trations of his job and the unknowns
of middle age. To Kate, Sylvia be-
comes a rival for affection. And Syl-
via thinks Kate just doesn’t under-
stand the relationship between man
and dog. The marriage is put in seri-
ous jeopardy until, after a series of
hilarious and touching complica-
tions, Greg and Kate learn to com-
promise, and Sylvia becomes a val-
ued part of their lives. — Dramatist
Play Services
“I can only call it one of the most
involving, beautiful, funny, touching
and profound plays I have ever
seen…”
— NY Daily News.
Come see the madness unfold at
Charbonneau Country Club for
three performance: 7:30 p.m. on Fri-
day and Saturday, Oct. 25 and 26;
Sunday, Oct. 27, for a matinee at 2:30
p.m.
For tickets go to wilsonvillestage.
org or purchase tickets in the CCC
office.
Tony Starlight Western Show
Tony Starlight will return to the
Country Club on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
Come and enjoy a fun-filled evening
of cowboy songs and stories. Tony
will sing a set of his favorite singin’
cowboy songs from legends of the
saddle like Roy Roger, Tex Ritter
and Gene Autry. The second set will
include country western classics
from Johnny Cash, Roger Miller,
Hank Williams, Glen Campbell,
John Denver and more. Tony is a
professional entertainer who per-
forms music and comedy and is
backed up by top-notch musicians.
Tickets are $45 and on sale in the
CCC office. The evening will begin
at 6 p.m. with an included catered
dinner by Dalton’s. The Tony Star-
light Show will begin at 7 p.m.
This is a “bring your own bever-
age” event, however, coffee or tea,
ice water and punch will be offered
with dinner.
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