The Villager Jan. 2014 | Page 8

Page 8 The Charbonneau Villager January 2014 Happy New Year! Charbonneau Washington State. Geoff has been involved with golf for 58 Men’s Golf years and has belonged to several Club private golf clubs. Since moving Tom Taylor to Charbonneau in 2012, Geoff has been a regular in Men’s Club events. Happy New Year everyone! Charles Johnson grew up in I am writing this article in early South Dakota and spent his career December, and it was 10 degrees as a foreign service officer with in Charbonneau last night. They the U.S. Agency for International are forecasting freezing rain for Development. He was stationed tomorrow. Hopefully by the time mainly in Chile and Indonesia, you read this, the weather will with short-term assignments have improved or you have headin Latin America, Asia and the ed to warmer climates. Middle East. Charles moved to It is my privilege to be your Charbonneau this summer from Charbonneau Men's Golf Club Virginia, where he belonged to a (CMGC) president again. This is private club. Overall, he has been my second time, as I was presiaround golf and private clubs dent in 2006. I would like to say since he was in junior high. I am back by popular demand; but The 2014 CMGC Board of Diactually, no one wanted the job. rectors is made up of the followSo, here I am and, like it or not, ing officers and directors: you are stuck with me for another Tom Taylor - president year. Joe Kremers - secretary This year should be fun as we Jean Brault - treasurer have a great Board with some enBubba Heard - social and inthusiastic new members. Before vitational chairman I introduce them to you, I want to Randy Christiansen - memexpress my appreciation to those bership chairman members who have fulfilled their three-year term on the Board. They are Dan Wilcox and Bob Christiansen. Our newest CMGC Board members are relatively new to Charbonneau, but have been playing golf for a long time and have a lot of experience with clubs outside of Oregon. They will bring fresh, new ideas to Charbonneau. Dan Greenspan comes from California; and for 20 years, before retiring in 2008, he served as general manager for a large southern California automobile and truck dealership. Dan has played golf in the United States and abroad during many vacations, corporate outings and in tournaments. He currently lives in Tualatin and has made Charbonneau his course of choice. Geoff Knudsen grew up in the Bay area of California and has had a successful career as an attorney in California, Guam and Capaciousness Hickok ( l ) and Jake Jessen receive their Charbonneau Golf scholarship awards. Mike Murray - handicap chairman Dan Greenspan - publicity chairman Geoff Knudsen - tournament chairman Charles Johnson - assistant treasurer. If you happen to see any of these members, be sure to thank them for their willingness to serve on the CMGC Board. One final note - 2014 CMGC membership dues are now due by February 28, without penalty. Ap- plications may be obtained from the Men’s Club desk in the member room or online at charbonneaugolf.com. Charbonneau Golf Scholarship The CMGC has joined with the Charbonneau Women’s Association Golf (CWGA) and the Niners golf club to offer scholarships to applicants who have worked in the Charbonneau Golf Club Pro Continued, see Golf, page 19 NEW YEAR . . . time for a new hardwood floor! Give us a call! J & B Hardwood Floors, Inc. New www.charbonneaucountryclub.com Remodel 503-760-3256 CCB#5276 Commercial