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VOL XLIV NO. 14 All ads and articles are published on a space available basis. Friday, July 24, 2015

2015 News & Views ScheduleIn August, News & Views will publish as follows:

Copy due by 9:30 a.m. Publication DateThursday, August 6th Friday, August 14thThursday, August 20th Friday, August 28th

Thank you, everyone, for your cooperation.

by James Worley, Rules Committee Chair 2015

The Board of Directors has approved draft versions of the 2015 revised Organizational Documents for Senior Estates dba Woodburn Estates

& Golf completed by the Rules Committee, with review by the fi rm of VIAL FOTHERINGHAM LLP, Lawyers.

There has been a need to:• Update to be compliant with updates in the law since the last 1999

Declaration.• Clarifi cation of terms and for fl exibility allowing for different market trends

(including foreclosures). • Removal of rules that were duplicated or were contradicted in other

documents.The Auditorium at Woodburn Estates & Golf has been reserved for Member

informational meetings on August 4th and August 18th at 1:00. A Bugle Blast will be sent out before the event as a reminder for those who are enrolled.

A PDF copy of the 2015 Declaration, Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws can be downloaded at our website. Please download to view or to print the documents. There is also a link to the old documents if you want to compare the current documents with the 2015 draft documents.

How to get to these website documents:1. Open your web browser to www.WoodburnEstatesGolf.com. 2. You will fi nd it on the Home Page.3. OR under “Our Community” select “Rules and Regulations”. There you will fi nd the letter and the ability to download the documents.No password is needed as there is also a link to our current documents.Or use short-cut link http://woodburnestatesgolf.com/rules-regulations/If you want a hard copy for your review, and do not use a computer, please ask

at the offi ce where you may borrow copies for a limited time. At this time, we will NOT be making copies for all homeowners.

If you have any questions on the new 2015 draft rules, please click on “Ask the Lawyer Form” to download the form on-line and print it out. Then fi ll in the form and drop it off outside the main offi ce in the box marked “Ask the Lawyer”. Forms are included as an insert in the July 24 News & Views, and are also available in the lobby near the offi ce. Written questions not on the form must have all of the listed information as the form.

Members who are eligible to vote (in “Good Standing”) will vote on the 2015 AMENDED AND RESTATED DECLARATION and the 2015 AMENDED AND RESTATED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. A vote of 66.6 % of the eligible voters is required to pass the Articles. A vote of 75 % of the eligible voters is required to pass the Declarations. The Board will approve the Bylaws.

We are sorry that we cannot take questions at the August meetings. To provide the best possible answer to your questions, Alicia Beesley, our attorney will present a short announcement about her work for the Rules Committee and the Corporation, and then answer questions from the members from the “Ask the Lawyer” forms.

Letter to the Membership – Organizational Documents

Fiesta Mexicana Princess Anilene at July 9 Coffee Hour

The Woodburn Police Department invites the public to participate in the 32nd annual National Night Out event, which will take place Aug. 4 from

6-9 p.m.The event, in conjunction with the National Association of Town Watch,

encourages neighborhoods to gather in block parties to let criminals know their neighborhoods are being watched.

For more information and to register your group, call or email Det. Craig Halupowski at 503-982-2345 or [email protected].

Individuals can download registration forms here or stop by the Woodburn Police Department at 1060 Mount Hood Avenue. Forms need to be turned in no later than July 28.

National Night Out Set For Aug. 4

by Nikki DeBuse

The 52nd Annual Woodburn Fiesta Mexicana will be held at Legion Park on August 7 to 9. This year’s Fiesta includes live music, stage performances,

a carnival, a soccer tournament, wrestlers, a parade, classic cars, authentic food and more. Plus the Coronation of the Queen and her Royal Court, which will take place as the Fiesta opens on Friday night at 6:30 p.m. Please join us as we celebrate Mexican culture at this family-friendly event in Legion Park.

The Royal Court will be presented to the community at a Court Presentation Dinner and Dance Friday, July 31 at the Wellspring Conference Center.

Anilene Arevalo Torralba is a senior at Academy of International Studies. She is passionate about soccer and involved in National Honor Society, Upward Bound and Link Crew. Princess Anilene visited Woodburn Estates & Golf during Coffee Hour on July 9. (See photo)

Blanca Mendez Alonzo is a senior at Woodburn High School’s Academy of International Studies. She is a volunteer with the Summer Migrant Program, the American Red Cross and Love, Santa.

Aimee Marquez is a 2015 graduate of Woodburn’s Wellness, Business and Sports School. She will attend University of Oregon in the fall, and plans to study social sciences.

Cecilia Morales Barajas is also a senior at the Academy of International Studies. She is involved in the Youth Advisory Board and volunteers at many community activities, including Woodburn’s Fourth of July celebration and Bauman Farm’s fall harvest festival.

Festivities will be from noon to 11 p.m. on Friday, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Sunday and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free each day until 5 p.m., and will be $5 per person after 5 p.m.

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Many of our 1508 homeowners will be having garage sales that Woodburn Estates & Golf is advertising. Signs for this four day sale have been

presented to Jim Hendricks at City Hall and have been approved for the dates and times requested. These eight signs will be posted at the entry points to our community – both north and south of Hwy 214.

Street maps will be available by the fl agpole at the clubhouse. Homeowners are encouraged to be open during all the days & hours of the sale, but are not required to do so. Participants should post their own signs in their yards. We hope many buyers will travel through our streets to see what treasures can be found.

Estates-Wide Garage SaleAugust 6, 7, 8, 9 – 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Corrections

by Kathy HillerIn the centerfold of June 26, Bernie Maynard was actually celebrating her 97th

birthday. She’s anxious to reach 100! In the centerfold of July 10, the photo caption of two ladies who attended the

June 27 Luau misidentified them as Retta White and Alice Bender. These two ladies were really Sherrie King and Donna Tracy. I regret the errors.

August Coffee Hour Schedule by Connie Lum August 6 – Kuykendall Family – MusicAugust 13 – Kim & Terry – Music August 20 – Rodger Westendorf – MusicAugust 27 – Linda Wheeler – Music

Free Is a Great Price by Rita Girard Dorel Myhre, a retired exercise instructor, volunteers to lead the Fit For

You and Gentle Yoga classes in Woodburn Estates & Golf Auditorium. These classes are for men and women. Fit For You is held each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. It is a chair exercise using weights, exercise bands and balls. The Gentle Yoga class is on Mondays at 9:30 a.m., Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m., and Fridays at 10:30 a.m.

Dorel has beautiful music at all of her classes and the class is for the older age group. She stresses that we should only do what we feel our body is capable of doing. If you would like to lead a more active life these classes are for you. They will help to keep you stronger and more limber.

Gentle Tai Chi and Qigong Exercise Group by Linda Vogue Tai Chi and Qigong gentle exercises are held in the Auditorium each

Tuesday and Friday from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. The group uses videos from the Tai Chi Yoga Center in Eugene with instructor Suman Barkhas. The instruction covers both standing and sitting warm-ups and exercises and is tailored to the group’s interest at each class. Tai Chi and Qigong can help improve breathing, balance, stamina, relaxation, blood circulation and muscle strength. There is no cost to participants and all are welcome to join!

Women’s Club Championship by Paula Kilgore The August 7 deadline is fast approaching and we want to encourage all

golfing ladies to participate in the 9 & 18 hole Club Championship which will be held on August 11 & 12 with 8 a.m. tee times. Be sure to sign up in the golf lounge. Low Gross & Low Net Flights. Any questions contact Paula at 971-242-1166. Hope to see lots of you there!

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Draft of Declaration 12.7

by Jim Worley, Rules Committee ChairSpecial Assessments for Capital Improvements(a) Voting of Special Assessments: Any Special Assessment equaling less than

$1,001 for each lot due in a calendar year can be passed by a majority vote of the Board. Any Special Assessment equaling $1,001 or more must have the assent of a majority of the owners eligible to vote. A vote for a Special Assessment equaling $1,001 or more can be taken by written ballot in lieu of a meeting or personal vote, by proxy or absentee ballot at a meeting designated for that purpose.

We have had several members ask about the above draft section, and we have heard that there are several more comments circulating about this section.

When my Rules committee was given the job of reading and updating the documents for the Association the draft that came to us listed a much larger amount that the Board would be able to assess without member approval. After discussion my committee thought that the figure was much higher than would ever be necessary and we moved the amount down to $1,001.00.

We have a strong, healthy and solvent corporation, with a 30 year budget plan in place, and a Board who feels strongly about their fiduciary responsibilities. We also have a very good insurance system in place in the case of a major emergency, hopefully negating the reasons for a special assessment.

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by Becky ButtsSign up to play and support cancer research. Tuesday, August 4, for 9-hole

women and Wednesday, August 5, for 18-hole women. The men have their own Rally for Prostate Cancer Cure on August 6.

Quilt raffl e along with other items will take place each day of play. Bake sale will be held on July 30 by the lady golfers in support of cancer research. Luncheon will be held on Thursday, August 6, to celebrate the survivors and to draw for raffl e gifts. (Details to follow.)

Ladies, please wear pink and come play for a donation of $20. Thank you for all your support.

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aviation attractions, the Future of Flight Aviation Center, where the Boeing Factory Tour begins. The center offers the only publicly available opportunity to tour a commercial jet assembly plant in North America. The Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour is made possible through collaboration between The Boeing Company, Snohomish County, Paine Field Airport, and the 501(c)(3) non-profi t Future of Flight Foundation, which operates the facility. The photo is shared by the Carrs and was taken at The Boeing Store.

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Family Golf Day 2015

by Diana and Allan LindbergAnother year already! Some players wished that we had tee times in the

morning, like past years, but we had a large and steady playing fi eld this year when we tried two half days. 73 players were on the course in the afternoons, starting at 2:00 pm Saturday and Sunday, July 11 and 12. We had some of the nicest weather we have enjoyed in recent years this year.

Thank you to the following:Our own Pro Shop: Chuck Siver, Jim Worley and Larry Parker for their help in

organizing the time slots. Country Cottage for 10% meal discount coupons available for day of play.Woodburn Homes Realty, Lorrie Cox and her son Ryan Boulton, for contributing

water and a snack for the players.Gift bags and door prizes were donated by Allan and Diana Lindberg. Drawings

for door prizes were held at the end of each day and the winners were called that day.

We also want to thank the 2014 board for allowing this event for the fourth year and allowing green fees to be forgiven for family members who come and play with our members. As you may remember, this event was started in the celebration for the 50th anniversary for Senior Estates.

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Women’s Golf General Meeting June 15, , 2015

President – Janice Aiken called the meeting to order at 11:45 a.m. A quorum was determined followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes for May 18, 2015 as published in the News & Views on June 12, 2015, were approved with corrections.

Treasurers Report – Nancy Reed:Statement Balance 4/30/15 $4,019.36Deposits $5,364.00Expenses ($1,434.04)Balance as of 5/31/15 $7,949.32Secretary – Judy Fredricks: Read the report for Rose-A-Rama. There were 68

ladies playing. Had more sponsors than last year so were able to pay an additional $325 to players and give back $324 for seed money for next year. Thanks to sponsors – Woodburn Homes Realty, Ted Ahre CPA, McCully Realty, Marquis Physical Therapy and Legacy Financial. Also a big thank you to all the volunteers.

VP – Paula Kilgore: The Pro Shop was monitoring pace of play during Rose-A-Rama and noted that 2 groups were behind 2 holes, but did not say anything to the 2 groups. During discussion it was decided that a Marshall would give 2 warnings. If the pace did not improve after the second warning the group would be DQ’d. USGA rules for slow play were discussed, motion by Marge Epling seconded by Louise Davidson that we accept the USGA rules. She also mentioned that in a Tournament, playing through is not allowed. Again the subject of gross and net arose. Louise Davidson said the rule is that gross is applied for the Club Champion. Gross and net applies for flights only. Marilyn Dykes said this is true for both 9 & 18 holes. Discussion was held on adding the bake sale funds, $232, to the Championship. $600 was budgeted for the Championship. Motion was made by Marge Epling seconded by Louise Davidson that the bake sale funds be added to the Championship. Motion approved. We will need 4/6 volunteers to set up tables and chairs and decorate the day of the event; Wednesday, August 12, 2015. We will not be able to do anything in the dining hall prior to 10:30a.m. We should be done by 12 noon or shortly thereafter. Please think about it, if you are not planning to participate in the golf itself you could be a great help. On the subject of potluck or catered, Marge Epling moved we have a catered lunch after the Championship and that we use Country Cottage. Jeanette Johnson seconded. Motion passed. Update on Golf shirts. I received orders prior to Rose-A-Rama of 26 shirts, and I was able to take orders for 20 more shirts. That order was turned in last Thursday. The order takes 4 weeks so they should be ready sometime around July 1. If you haven’t paid for your shirts in the 2nd order, please do so now, so I can make the payment. I will get your shirts to you as soon as I get them.

COMMITTEE REPORTS:OGA – Nancy Littlemore: No Report.Membership & Books – Marge Epling: Reported the paid memberships as of

today: 18-hole 53, 9-hole 49, Social 11. Total 113. There are three new members for 9 holes: Linda Penland, Pat Saylor and Judy Taylor. New members for 18 holes: Michelle Boston and Vicki Lambert. Also Sally Carter changed from18 holes to 9 holes. Their addresses and phone numbers will be posted in the lounge.

Social –Louise Davidson: No Report.Handicap – Marlene Johnson: The Spring Handicap starts this week and is a

2 week tournament with the winner being the low net player of both days. Donna Jentzen is doing the scoring for the 18-hole ladies. And ladies, after you post your scores, please toss the score cards. Please only put score cards in the slot for scores that are not posted. That will be a great help.

Rules Committee – Susan Gsell: Absent with notice. No Report.Golf Committee Rep – Barbara Briskey: Absent with notice. Report for

June 8, 2015 was read by Janice Aiken: Tim O’Larey, Golf Chairman: Greens recovery: The Majority of the problem with the greens after aerification was a crane fly infestation. After making a granular fertilizer and fungicide application the greens seem to be on their way back. Irrigation: Irrigation has been running exceptionally well. The only problem area has been around the 10th green. The green heads have been repaired, still need to work on some heads in the rough. Spraying weeds around trees. Holes 4, 5, 13-16 left to do. Stump Removal. No progress made, other areas were a higher priority. This month we will be working on installing a berm by the property line to the left of the 10th green. (Where the

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sandbags are currently) The new sprayer should arrive this week. Then we start spraying for weeds in fairways and rough. Especially the clover. Tim noticed some trees, mainly the smaller ones, dogwood behind hole 16, two of the Aspens on hole 8 and one on hole 6 where it looks like someone took something and removed some bark. Tim is going to get pictures, not sure if this is some kind of vandalism. The length of the grass on the fairways was discussed. Some feel it needs to be just a little longer. Sharon Schaub, General Manager: Ray Bryant, ODOT Mid-Willamette Valley Area, Construction Coordinator for Shane Ottosen returned her calls regarding the north end of the sound wall on I-5. The State does not have the funds to continue the wall at this time. Ray agreed to look at the gap between the wall and the golf course to see what can be done. Ray said he will report back to her as soon as he has had a chance to view the site. The south wall will be completed by August. Chuck Siver, Golf Pro: Chuck wanted to know if OB stakes on hole #2 should be moved or left where they are. They are about 2 to 3 feet from the wall now. The committee felt they should be left as they are. Respectfully submitted, Barbara Briskey

Mixed Tournaments – Diana Lindberg: Absent with notice. No Report.Trophies & Awards – Joanne Delnick: Reported for May 2015: 9-hole ladies – 1st Birdie of the Season Pins Pam Matthews - 5/5 on #14 Margo Sartin - 5/26 on #518-hole ladies – Birdie - No Pins Rosa Nichols - 5/6 on #14; 5/20 on #14, #18 Maggie Sasse - 5/20 on #14 Susan Gsell - 5/20 on #171st Birdie of the Season - Pins Gloria Bourne - 5/13 on #14; 5/27 on #14 Ruth DeSantis - 5/20 on #17 Carol Bettandorff - 5/20 on #1 (Pin) & #8 (No Pin) Donna Jentzen - 5/20 on #1 Pat Murphy - 5/27 on #14 Terri Smith - 5/27 on #14 Barbara Briskey - 5/27 on #12Broke 100 Gloria Bourne - 5/27 - Score 98If not present to receive a pin, it will be available from Joanne Delnick.Sunshine – Mary Bauer: Cards were sent to the following: Nica Gish -

Hospital; Joe Littlemore - Thinking of you; Penny Sealy - Thinking of you; Marie Worley - Surgery.

Eclectic 9-hole & 18-hole: No Report.Captain 9-hole – Rita Girard: The 9-hole invite an 18-hole player is July

14. It will be an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start with the format being a 4 lady scramble followed with a potluck luncheon in the Dining Hall. Sign-up sheet is on the board in the golf lounge and a sheet has been placed on the 18-hole players area to list your name if you are an 18-hole lady needing a 9-hole partner. A reminder to the 9-hole ladies, bring table service, beverage for your guest, your potluck dish and decorations for your table if you wish. The ovens will be on low to keep your dish hot and you can put your dish in the refrigerator before you tee off.

Captain 18-hole – Donna Jentzen: Absent with notice. No Report.Lady Putters – Gwen Eagan: Carmen Corporal-Egan got a “hole in one”.Pro Shop Representative – Dorothy Monnier: Absent with notice. No Report.NEW BUSINESS: Janice Aiken reported that 22 ladies have signed up for the

Ladies Horse Race. Additional ladies welcome.50/50 and Badge Drawing – Sharon Price:• 50/50 Winner - $1.00 – Carol Lewis• Badge Winner - $14.00 – Nancy ReedANNOUNCEMENTS:• July 16 - Owls of Meriwether Invitational Scramble.• August 3 - Cross Creek Women’s Invitational, Dallas OR • September 14-16 - Wine a little, Golf a lot in Grants Pass Information and sign-up sheets will be posted in the Ladies Lounge.• July 20 - Executive Meeting 10:30 a.m. Conference Room.• July 20 - General Meeting 11:30 a.m. Dining Hall.Meeting adjourned at 12:30 p.m. by President Janice Aiken.Secretary, Judy FredricksFLAT OUT

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Men’s Golf General Meeting July 7, 2015

The meeting was called to order by President Fred Bourne at 10 a.m. in the Dining Hall, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

Roll Call: A quorum was established. Officers and Committee Chairmen/Members present were: Fred Bourne, Len Westphal, Jim Worley, Chuck Johnson, Allan Lindberg, Paul Eaton, Clint Hansen, Bob Price, Stan Hiller, and Steve Hobson. A total of 19 members attended the meeting.

President’s Report: Before giving his report, President Bourne acknowledged the presence of Becky Butts who was there to provide the members with a report on the Rally for the Cure Tournament which begins on August 4, 2015. The Men’s Golf Club Rally for the Cure Play date is Thursday, August 6, 2015. Becky encouraged that we bring guests to play in this event. The cost is $20 for members and guests with all proceeds going to research for a cure for cancer. There will be a luncheon to celebrate survivors of cancer and also a raffle, the prizes including handmade quilts. There is a flyer in the Golf Lounge providing information about Rally for the Cure and entry fees are payable in the Pro Shop. Following Becky’s report, President Bourne announced the winners of the Spring Handicap and stated that the Match Play Tournament beginning on July 9, 2015, would field 32 players. Those golfers not playing in the Match Play on July 9 will be able to also play that day approximately one hour following the last Match. President Bourne then reported on the upcoming End of Watch Tournament to be held on Saturday, August 15, 2015. He stated that currently there are 25 foursomes signed up for the tournament, including 12 foursomes from Woodburn Estates & Golf. The entry fee is $40 for members of Woodburn Estates & Golf. President Bourne then reported that a raffle is being held for a young man who has cancer, the drawing being held on July 22, 2015, in the Country Cottage Restaurant. You do not have to be present to win. Raffle tickets can be purchased either in the Pro Shop or in the Country Cottage Restaurant.

Vice President’s Report: VP Len Westphal stated that there are still many tree limbs on the golf course that need to be trimmed. The Golf Committee will follow up on this issue.

Treasurer’s Report: Treasurer Jim Worley stated that Gene Stiles is not present today; therefore, no golf balls are available to be given to the members today. Perhaps at our next Meeting, we can double up on the free balls. Treasurer Worley then reported that the current balance of the Club’s funds is $2,783.22.

Secretary’s Report: Secretary Chuck Johnson had nothing to report.COMMITTEE REPORTS:Mixed Tournaments: Allan Lindberg reported that the income/cost of

the Mixed Tournaments thus far is evenly balanced. The highest cost for the refreshments in the breeze way is beer. He also reported that all sponsors have paid their sponsor fee of $800 with the exception of Woodburn Hearing.

OGA: Paul Eaton reminded the members of special offerings on the OGA website for play at various golf courses. Currently Ocean Dunes is offering a special package. Paul stated that there is still a light out in the tunnel leading to the eleventh hole. He was told that ODOT has been notified. Paul also stated that some golfers had expressed that they would prefer to only play in the Mixed Tournaments without paying for the dinner. He had heard complaints about the quality of the food at our last Mixed Tournament dinner. He was informed that the $16 entry fee must include both golf and dinner for all participants and cannot be separated. Paul then began a discussion on the Horse Race Tournaments, stating that he would favor 2 flights when there are at least 18-19 teams involved. The Tournament Committee will consider 2 flights in the future when the number of teams warrant two flights. Paul also stated that he preferred that no teams be eliminated on the first hole of the Horse Race, an opinion that was not shared by the majority of members present.

Handicap: Clint Hansen discussed the need to carefully review score cards before signing and turning in the cards. Mistakes can lead to disqualification. Clint then reported that pairings for the Match Play Tournament have been made with tee times on July 9th beginning at 7 a.m. through 8:53 a.m. Clint

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also reported that Allan Lindberg has agreed to be Clint’s backup for handicap work during the fall and winter as Clint is a “snowbird”.

Sunshine: Bob Price reported that he sent out two cards last month – one to Don Briskey for back surgery and to Bob LaVere. It was reported that Pete White had just had a knee replacement and Bob will be sending Pete a card.

Membership: Stan Hiller reported that he had made 248 bag tags thus far, compared with 254 at this time last year. As Director of Marketing on the Association Board, Stan reported that our ads placed in the Woodburn Independent would be showing the cost to become an Associate Golf Member at our golf course and also to publicize the upcoming End of Watch Golf Tournament.

Unfinished Business: Nothing to report.New Business: Allan Lindberg initiated a discussion on payouts for winners

in our Club Play. In that very few golfers can actually compete for low gross, Allan suggest that low gross payouts either be eliminated or reduced according to those golfers who could actually compete for said prize. He reiterated that we are basically a “net score golf club”. During the discussion that ensued, it was generally agreed that low gross should either be reduced or paid to only the overall low gross score winner, dependant on the format of play for a given day. President Bourne was adamant that low gross should not be totally eliminated. Allan then initiated a discussion on the Calcutta betting involved with the Harvest Invitational Tournament. For the past few years, the betting has been limited to teams actually playing in the tournament, reducing the amount of money involved in the Calcutta betting. Discussion of this issue by the members followed with a motion being made by Allan that the Calcutta betting at the Harvest Invitational Tournament be opened to all comers, motion seconded by President Bourne, and the members voted unanimously to approve the motion.

Closing Comments: Larry Kemper inquired as to whether we could avoid “stacking” teams in Mixed Play Tournaments. He felt it unfair to have only low handicap golfers on a given team. Clint Hansen reported that he liked having formats where all golfers had to be involved rather than simply ride around the course, play a few shots, and putt. President Bourne stated that he rarely attempts to “stack” a team, but in some formats “stacking” can create completion in the low handicap flights. Allan Lindberg stated that he enjoyed the Modified Alternate Shot format used in the Memorial Day Mixed Tournament as it forced the two person teams to strategize when each person’s nine drives would be used. Clint Hansen concluded the closing comments by stating that the Club Championship should be the only gross score tournament and he also stated he wanted to thank the employees of the Pro Shop for the work they do.

Closing: President Bourne moved that our meeting be adjourned, motion seconded, approved, and the meeting was adjourned at 11 a.m.

Submitted by Chuck Johnson, Secretary – Minutes approved by President Fred Bourne

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July 16, 2015Coffee Hour Talent Show

Dee Hinman Pete Petroski

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by Kathy Hiller The fi rst of two talent shows at Coffee Hour had six performances. First up was

Dee Hinman who read an old Ann Landers’ column about “A Dog Named Sex”; it brought lots of laughs and chuckles. Then Chris Lang and Doris Kruse entertained us with fi ddle playing and keyboard. Chris invited us to sing along if we knew the words, and many of us did. Pete Petroski played several numbers from October Fests on an old squeeze box, sprinkling in comments along the way. His wife, Jan, had to help him into the straps on the old accordion. Kathy Hiller was next and read a story about “The Pee Little Thrigs”, and yes, it was much like the regular story but the fi rst parts of many of the words were switched around. She read the story slowly, but even she didn’t understand some of the words. When she fi nished, Doris Kruse asked her if she had practiced much, to which Kathy replied, “Not enough!” Ken Carr followed with several funny stories and jokes. Last but not least, was Ed & Ginger Yates singing and Doris Kruse accompanying them with her keyboard. By the time everyone reads this, we’ll have had the second part of the talent show on July 23, so I hope you got to see it in person.


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Summer Travel with Seniors

by Ty Burlingham, Owner Right at Home Summers are often the ideal time for family caregivers to take their senior

loved ones on vacation, to reunions or on group outings with family and friends. Travel can be physically and emotionally stressful at any age, so planning ahead will help ensure older adults stay safe and comfortable on the trip.

Many seniors eagerly look forward to summer traveling, but also can feel overwhelmed and nervous about getting to their destination and enjoying their stay. With a few pre-trip action steps, older adults can relax and enjoy their time away without incident.

We recommend the following summer travel tips to assist senior adults when driving, fl ying, taking a train or riding a bus.

• About a month before traveling, be sure the senior consults with his/her doctor to discuss any special health needs, refi ll prescriptions to last through

the trip and update any necessary vaccinations. If the older adult has a chronic medical condition, ask the doctor to write an overview of the loved one’s medical history and provide medication instructions in case of emergency treatment away from home.

• Know your elderly loved one’s physical limitations. Make sure the senior gets plenty of rest before and during travel. In the excitement of the journey, it’s easy to overdo and pack in too many activities each day. Take frequent breaks.

• Make use of travel resources. When purchasing tickets or detailing an itinerary for the trip, plan ahead for accommodations and any dietary, mobility or medical needs. Even if your older loved one does not usually require mobility assistance, walking longer distances in airports or train or bus terminals can quickly exhaust seniors. Also, check whether restrooms are easily accessible and consider aisle seats for easier maneuverability. Contact airlines, rental car companies and hotels about your senior’s special needs and allowing assistive medical equipment including oxygen tanks.

• Pack for the worst-case scenario. Keep all of the senior’s prescription medications with you at all times. It may be tempting to carry only the pills your loved one will need for traveling to your destination and to store the rest in a checked bag, but travel delays or scheduling issues are common.

• Ensure the senior carries essentials. During the journey to your destination and when traveling about each day, be sure the older adult keeps a bag with the following handy: water bottle, medications, snacks, sunglasses, sunscreen, sweater/jacket and proper identifi cation.

• Verify phone numbers with relatives and friends, and update emergency contact information in your cellphone, in case you need to reach relatives.

• Dress for comfort. In warmer weather, be sure the senior wears lightweight clothing in light colors to reduce overheating. Loose, comfortable clothing is best for traveling seniors to help with optimal circulation. If the elderly loved one is at risk for blood clots when sitting for long periods, ask if his/her doctor recommends wearing compression stockings while traveling.

• Avoid direct sun and too much heat. Seniors are particularly vulnerable to heat stroke and heat exhaustion. Be sure your older loved one stays hydrated and wears sunscreen and a hat.

• Prevent picking up germs and illnesses. Wash your hands frequently and carry a hand sanitizer. Staying in a hotel and frequenting public places leave the entire family susceptible to exposure to extra germs and sickness. Skip traveling overseas to regions suffering an outbreak of contagious disease.

• Consider travel health insurance. If your senior is traveling abroad, make sure you understand what your loved one’s health insurance does and does not cover. Medicare and many health plans do not pay for health services received outside the United States. For older adults traveling abroad, consider getting travel health insurance to cover emergency medical and dental services or medical evacuation.

• Visit tourist sites, public places and restaurants during non-peak times. Crowded, noisy surroundings can be diffi cult for seniors’ hearing and mobility.

• Let travel apps guide you. The plethora of travel apps for smartphones can point out directions, keep track of trip expenses, and provide weather information and much more.

When planning a trip, include your loved one in the planning from the beginning so he/she can communicate personal needs and travel interests and feels included. If your senior may need more assistance than you will be able to provide, consider hiring a caregiver to travel with you. Senior care companies like Right at Home www.rah-midvalley.com can offer senior care travel services.


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Independence Day Mixed Tournament Results

by Chuck Siver, Golf ProThe Saturday, July 4, 2015, format was a 2 person chapman. Sponsored by

Denny’s Restaurant of Woodburn. Congratulations to all!

2015 Event Description/ All Events

Thu, Jul 30 Tournament: Men’s Club Championship - 1 of 3, 2-gross, net flight

Fri, Jul 31 Tournament: Men’s Club Championship - 2 of 3 daySat, Aug 01 Tournament: Men’s Club Championship - 3 of 3 dayMon, Aug 03 Mixed Tournament: McCully Realty - 80 & Over

Shotgun 9 a.m.Tue, Aug 04 Tournament: Ladies F-9 - Rally for the Cure, LG & LN

8:30 a.m.Tue, Aug 04 Neighborhood Night Out, 5 p.m.Wed, Aug 05 Tournament: Women’s 18-hole, Rally for the Cure modified

stableford, cards showing HCP holesShotgun 8:30 a.m.

Thu, Aug 06 Tournament: Men’s Rally for the Cure invitational, Hdcap not Rqd. 6-6-6. BB-Chapman-Scratch & Luncheon for ALL participants in the Men & Women Cancer Rally’s

Thu, Aug 06 Men a true Scotch Ball - gross & netSat, Aug 08 Mixed Tournament - Fall Scramble - 2-person scramble &

minimum 6 drives each. HDCP 35% low player, 15% high player.

Sat, Aug 08 Beach Party Dance with SupernaturalsMon, Aug 10 Tournament: Women Club Championship (1-2) paired by

Hdcp, low out 1stTue, Aug 11 Ladies B-9 - Me & Thee, 2-lady Me=odd, Thee=evenWed, Aug 12 Tournament: Women Club Championship (2-2) paired by

score, low out lastThu, Aug 13 Men Stableford - white/gold, cPick, total all net, ShotgunSat, Aug 15 Tournament - End of Watch - Correctional Peace officer

fundraiserSun, Aug 16 Tournament: Snowbird InvitationalMon, Aug 17 Tournament: Snowbird InvitationalTue, Aug 18 Ladies F-9, 4-Lady Mexican scramble, all tee off on 1st hole,

player whose shot is selected does not hit next. Whoever putts out does not tee off, cPick, LG, LN, shotgun

Wed, Aug 19 Ladies - Beat the ProThu, Aug 20 4-man team rotation (2-1-3)Fri, Aug 21 Tournament: Harvest Invitational, men need outside partnerSat, Aug 22 Tournament: Harvest Invitational, men start

Shotgun startSun, Aug 23 Tournament: Harvest Invitational, men final

Shotgun startTue, Aug 25 Ladies B-9, Low Gross - Low NetWed, Aug 26 Ladies - Battle of the Ages, group flight by ages, sign-up with

ageThu, Aug 27 4-man scramble, all net, 4-drives, 3-net scoresSat, Aug 29 Fall Picnic by Country Meadows 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

$5.00 at the GazeboSat, Aug 29 Tournament - Do It Best - Jim Prickett - 48 players 8 a.m.

Woodburn Estates & Golf Activities


ESTATES SALE: 275 S. Cascade Drive, Sat. & Sun., July 25 & 26, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.FOR SALE: Three wheeled bike in great shape. Quick adjust handlebars and large padded seat. Large no-rust basket mounted on back. Dual brakes and whitewall tires. Rolls perfect and a great ride. Includes helmet, lock, and fl ag. Asking $250. Located in Sr. Estates, so ride it home. Call 503-981-3670.FOR SALE: 60 2”x12”x12” cement pavers. $1 each. Call 503-902-0779.FOR SALE: 32” Vizio fl at screen TV $95. Men’s Golf Clubs: Taylor Made Super-Fast Driver $25. Taylor Made RBZ Hybrids 4, 5, 6 $45 each. Taylor Made Irons – PW – 7 iron $150. Cobra Hybrid – 20 degrees $30. Cobra 5-wood $30. 60 degree wedges $20 each. Call 503-781-3429.FOR SALE: Older model GE electric range. Barely used and pretty sure the oven has never been used. Good shape. $100 OBO. Call John at 503-290-4927.

Next Publication of NEWS & VIEWSAugust 14, 2015

Deadline for Articles, Thursday, August 6, 9:30 a.m.NOTICE: When submitting free ads

be sure to include your MEMBERSHIP NUMBER.

Free Ads

Harper, Nancy - June 28, 2015 (former member)Leavitt, Jennie Lynn – July 13, 2015

Monnier, Glenn – July 13, 2015Glenn’s service will be Friday, July 24, 2 p.m.,Simon-Cornwell Funeral Chapel, 390 N 2nd St.

Taylor, Robert – (no date given) 2015Yates, Michael – April 28, 2015

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Fall Scramble August 8, Saturday

Mixed Golf Tournament Sponsor

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Game format: 2-person Scramble, minimum 6 drives – Shotgun start at 8:30 am HDCP percentages: 35 % of low handicap player, 15 % of high handicap player.

Must have 5 games played before event to establish handicap to play. Golf Green Fees are $20.00 paid by “all you can play” Golf Fee Package, Punch Card or Cash at Signup.

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80 and Over Mixed Golf Tournament

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Please bring your own plates and eating utensils to the Dining Hall.

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Shotgun start 8:30 am - Play is on the front 9-holes. You must be 80 or older in this calendar year to be eligible to play.

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Pothole Near US Bank

Anna Phillips spotted this tragedy in a pothole near US Bank and man-aged a photo, but after returning later, the “lady” in question was no lon-ger there. Possibly res-cued by our outstanding Woodburn Police or Fire Departments!

Anna Phillips spotted this tragedy in a pothole near US Bank and man-aged a photo, but after returning later, the “lady” in question was no lon-ger there. Possibly res-cued by our outstanding Woodburn Police or Fire Departments!


Monday,July 27

Tuesday,July 28

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – DH today only 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Ladies Pool – Pool Room 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Gentle Yoga – DH (today only) 10:00a Bridge Dup Swiss Pairs – Card Room &

DH Foyer 10:00a Lady Putters – Ladies Lounge 10:10a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 11:00a Zumba Gold – DH today only 11:30a Lady Putters Lunch – Aud 2:00p Ladies Poker – Card Room 3:30p Sundowners – Gazebo 6:00p Clackamas Circle Potluck – DH/Kit 6:00p Mktg/Pub/Web – Conf Room 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a Men’s Golf Club Exec Board –

Country Cottage 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 10:00a Needle Nook – Card Room 11:00a Uke Group Beginners – Craft Room 12:30p Tuesday Afternoon Bridge – Blue Rm 1:00p Uke Group Advanced – Craft Room 1:30p Board Meeting – DH 3:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool 5:30p Tuesday Night Poker – Card Room 6:00p Dup Bridge Swiss Pairs – Blue Room

Saturday,July 25

Sunday,July 26

7:00a Mixed Horse Race – Golf Course 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 9:00a Crafts – Craft Room 3:00p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

2:00p Music Jammers– DH/Kit

ActivitiesCalendarActivitiesCalendar

* Any change of date, time, activity, or place MUST be made with the offi ce 503-982-1776.

Wednesday,July 29

Thursday,July 30

Friday,July 31

Saturday,August 1

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:00a Woodcarvers – Craft Room 9:30a Blackjack – Card Room 10:00a Zumba Gold – Aud 10:30a Metaphysical Book Readers – Blue Rm 12:00p Ladies Pool – Pool Room 1:00p Golden Squares Workshop – Aud 1:00p The Painted Ladies – Craft Room 4:00p Rules Meeting – Conference Room 6:00p Wed. & Thur. Eve Pinochle – Blue Rm 7:00p Bingo – DH

7:00a Men’s Club Championship – Golf Course 8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 9:30a COFFEE HOUR/Doors Open -

Refreshments 10:00a COFFEE HOUR PROGRAM – Aud/

DH/Kit 12:30p Chicago Bridge Group – Card Room/

DH Foyer/Kit 2:00p Estates Chorus – Aud 6:00p Wed & Thurs Pinochle – Blue Room 6:00p Advanced Line Dance – Aud 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

7:00a Men’s Club Championship – Golf Course

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 9:45a Bible Study – Craft Room 10:30a Gentle Yoga – Aud 1:00p Bunco – Craft Room 1:00p Bridge Friday Party – Blue Room 5:00p Friday Funnies – Gazebo

7:00a Men’s Club Championship – Golf Course

8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 9:00a Crafts – Craft Room 12:00p Private Family Party – Blue Room 3:00p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

Sunday,August 2

4:30p Ballroom Dancing Beginners – Aud 6:30p Ballroom Dancing Intermediate – Aud

Monday,August 3

Tuesday,August 4

Wednesday,August 5

Thursday,August 6

7:00a Mixed Tournament 80 & Over – Golf Course

7:30a 2-Week Campaign for Back to School with Country Cottage (from August 3 thru August 16)

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Ladies Pool – Pool Room 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 10:00a Lady Putters – Ladies Lounge 10:00a St Monica’s Circle – DH/Kit 10:10a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 10:30a Gentle Yoga – Aud 11:00a Zumba Gold – Aud 12:00p Monday 3 Table Dup Bridge – Blue Rm 1:00p Ladies Poker – Card Room 1:30p Music Makers Meeting – Aud 3:30p Sundowners – Gazebo 5:00p Mixed Tournament 80 & Over – DH 6:00p Mktg/Pub/Web – Conf Room 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool 7:00p Golden Squares – Aud/Kit/Aud Foyer

7:00a Rally for the Cure 9 Hole Women – Golf Course

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 10:00a Needle Nook – Card Room 10:00a Mens Golf Monthly Meeting – DH 11:00a Uke Group Beginners – Craft Room 12:30p Tuesday Afternoon Bridge – Blue Room 1:00p Town Hall Meeting – DH/Aud 1:00p Uke Group Advanced – Craft Room 3:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool 5:00p National Night Out 5:30p Tuesday Night Poker – Card Room 6:00p Dementia Care Group – Conf Room 6:30p Card-Making Class – Craft Room

7:00a Rally for the Cure 18 Hole Women – Golf Course

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Woodcarvers – Craft Room 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Blackjack – Card Room 10:00a Zumba Gold – Aud 11:00a Gentle Yoga – Aud 12:00p Ladies Pool – Pool Room 1:00p Golden Squares – Aud 1:00p The Painted Ladies – Craft Room 1:00p Writer’s Group – Card Room 4:00p Rules Meeting – Conf Room 500p Chief of Police Recruitment

Community Forum – Aud 6:00p Wed. & Thur. Eve Pinochle – Blue Rm 7:00p Bingo – DH

All Day News & Views Copy Deadline 7:00a Rally for Prostate Cancer Cure for

men – Golf Course 8:00a Estates-Wide Garage Sale 8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 9:30a COFFEE HOUR/Doors Open -


DH/Kit 12:30p Bridge Dup 1st Thursday – Blue Rm 12:30p 1st Thur Party Bridge – Card Room/

DH Foyer/Kit 2:00p Estates Chorus – Aud 6:00p Wed & Thurs Evening Pinochle – Blue

Room 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

Friday,August 7

Saturday,August 8

Monday,August 10

Tuesday,August 11

8:00a Estates-Wide Garage Sale 8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Rm 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 9:45a Bible Study – Craft Room 10:00a Red Hat Group – Blue Room 12:00p Fiesta Mexicana – Legion Park 1:00p Bunco – Craft Room 1:00p Bridge Friday Party – Blue Room 5:00p Friday Funnies – Gazebo

7:00a Mixed Tournament Fall Scramble – Golf Course

8:00a Estates-Wide Garage Sale 8:30a Ping Pong – DH 9:00a Crafts – Craft Room 10:00a Fiesta Mexicana – Legion Park 3:00p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool 5:00p Mixed Tournament Dinner – Aud/DH/Kit 7:00p Saturday Night Dance – Aud/DH/Kit

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Ladies Pool – Pool Room 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Gentle Yoga - Aud 10:00a Monday Swiss Pairs Bridge –

Card Room/DH Foyer 10:00a Lady Putters – Ladies Lounge 10:10a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 11:00a Zumba Gold – Aud 11:00a Golf Committee – Conf Room 2:00p Ladies Poker – Card Room 3:30p Sundowners – Gazebo 6:00p Mktg/Pub/Web – Conf Room 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

7:00a Women’s Club Championship – Golf Course

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 10:00a Needle Nook – Card Room 11:00a Uke Group Beginners – Craft Room 12:30p Tuesday Afternoon Bridge – Blue Rm 1:00p Uke Group Advanced – Craft Room 3:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool 5:30p Tuesday Night Poker – Card Room 6:00p Dup Swiss Pairs – Blue Room

Sunday,August 9

8:00a Estate-Wide Garage Sale 10:00a Fiesta Mexicana – Legion Park 2:00p Music Jammers – DH/Kit 4:30p Ballroom Dancing Beginners – Aud 6:30p Ballroom Dancing Intermediate – Aud

Wednesday,August 12

Thursday,August 13

Friday,August 14

7:00a Women’s Club Championship – Golf Course

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Woodcarvers – Craft Room 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Blackjack – Card Room 10:00a Zumba – Aud 10:30a Women’s Golf – DH 11:00a Gentle Yoga – Aud 12:00p Ladies Pool – Pool Room 12:30p Pinochle 5 Handed – Blue Room 1:00p Golden Squares – Aud 1:00p The Painted Ladies – Craft Room 4:00p Rules Meeting – Conf Room 6:00p Wed. & Thur. Eve Pinochle – Blue Rm 7:00p Bingo – DH

8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:30a Estates Quilters – Craft Room 9:00a Bicycle Club – by Mailbox 9:30a EZ Bridge Club – Blue Room 9:30a COFFEE HOUR/Doors Open -


DH/Kit 12:30p Chicago Bridge Group – Card Room/

DH Foyer/Kit 2:00p Estates Chorus – Aud 6:00p Wed & Thurs Evening Pinochle – Blue

Room 6:00p Advanced Line Dance – Aud 6:30p Water Volleyball – Swimming Pool

All Day News & Views Publication 8:00a Water Exercise – Swimming Pool 8:00a Fit For You Exercise – Aud 8:30a Ping Pong Players – DH 8:50a Walking Club Indoors – Aud 9:00a Walking Club Meeting – Blue Room 9:30a Tai Chi – Aud 9:45a Bible Study – Craft Room 10:00a Red Hat Bunco – Blue Room 10:30a Gentle Yoga – Aud 1:00p Bridge Friday Party – Blue Room 1:00p Bunco – Craft Room 5:00p Friday Funnies – Gazebo

NOTE: Swimming Pool is not open yet. When it is

ready again, a Bugle Blast will be sent out. Be sure

to get signed up for Bugle Blasts so you get the newest

information as soon as possible. Forms are available

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by Don Hofstetter

Here is a story that might pique the interest of people who have lived here for years. I believe it is circa 2003. At that time, I was the team leader

and funding the Relay for Life from the Estates. Our goal was $1200. We did not have enough to meet our goal, so a last ditch effort was for me to pass my cowboy hat at Coffee Hour. I promised everyone that if we raised the last $300, I would dye my hair green.

I passed my hat and we went over the top! A week later, as I sat on the stage, Mabel Kewley dyed my hair. The dye was furnished by Dianna Hyder and it was supposed to be temporary. However, I think she set me up and I had green hair for at least a month.

At that time, the Relay was held at the Woodburn High School athletic fi eld and many of us camped all night in tents. Fond memories indeed!

Jeanne & Don Hofstetter

A Relay for Life Memory

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Phil Hand

Hand & Ledesma, PCAttorneys at LawIf we can’t handle it, you don’t have a legal problem.

503-981-0101www.handledemsa.com970 N. Cascade Dr., Woodburn

Phil Hand

Roofing Specialist

Willamette Valley Const. Inc.

Installing High Quality, Affordable Roofs in

Woodburn Estates & Golf for 16 yrs.

All shingles installed by Contractor himself (no trainees)

Lifetime, high wind shingles used.

Good References. Free Estimates.

Licensed • Bonded • Insured CCB# 192793

Call Bob at 503-930-7712

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