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| Do you have items you need posted on Channel 97? How about the website, or the newsletter or even the calendar? |
| Jacks and Jills officers. Joan Larson President Mary Regan Co-Vice President Trudy Reel Co-Vice President Teresa Keenan Secretary Vina Taylor Treasurer Jacks and Jills meet the first Monday of each month. All leaseholders are members. Won't you join in the fun. You can organize a party or help out. |
| HUGS FROM HOME The VA Roseburg Healthcare System has thanked us for all of the donations sent by Timber Valley but there is still more to do. The men like paperback books especially Sci-fi and Westerns, please no romance novels. Clean, wearable mens clothing is needed. Womens clothes and blankets are also appreciated Toiletries, and small house hold items are welcomed Please, no furniture at this time. Donations can be put in the Hugs from Home box near the fireplace in the club house You will find more information in a folder placed near the box. More info: Anita Covington #140 Thelma Palmer #128 Winter time Marlene Sharp #112 |
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| News About Our Friends |
| Jacks & Jills March 5 1pm Open Board Workshop March 6 9am Board meeting March 15 9 am Corned Beef Supper March 17 6pm |
| Pick up a Media Request Form or ask at the office to have one put in your mailbox. You can also print one out from the Members Only Page. Fill out the form by marking the desired media that you want your announcement to appear in. Be sure to mark the On and Off dates on the lines provided. It will be published in all media that is appropriate. If you are not in the park you can email the information to cramalotinn@gmail.com and the information will be transmitted to the other communication modes. |
| WELCOME to our newest members Jim & Norma McIntosh Lot 71 |
| The Mcintosh's have been full time RV'ers for the last 5 years We welcome them and hope they will enjoy living here Please take time to say Hello. Welcome to TIMBER VALLEY |
| Snoopy and Woodstock, together again. Their vacation really brightened their spirits |
| Take a tour of the wineries in the Umpqua Valley |
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| A baked potato supper was held Febrary 2nd at the club house. It was hard to decide just which toppings to chose. There was chili, cheese, sour cream, ham and so much more. The Mens Cooking Group Scored Again |
Do you have an item you’d like to donate for use in the clubhouse
or any other activity area of the park? Here are the steps Jacks
and Jills asks you to follow:
* Get a donation form from the office or the J&J cabinet in the
Clubhouse card room,or, download it here.
* Complete the form and give it to the J&J chair.
* J&J will review your donation form and decide whether the park
can use your item. A copy of your donation form, with the
committee’s decision, will be returned to you.
Thank you! Your interest in donating to the park is appreciated.
Thanks,
Joan Larson, J&J President
or any other activity area of the park? Here are the steps Jacks
and Jills asks you to follow:
* Get a donation form from the office or the J&J cabinet in the
Clubhouse card room,or, download it here.
* Complete the form and give it to the J&J chair.
* J&J will review your donation form and decide whether the park
can use your item. A copy of your donation form, with the
committee’s decision, will be returned to you.
Thank you! Your interest in donating to the park is appreciated.
Thanks,
Joan Larson, J&J President
DONATIONS
| WHO DID IT ? |
A Timber Valley Mystery.. Someone drove a car down the pedestrian path that leads from Hilltop to just behind the
clubhouse near the Laundry. There is some damage to the shrubbery as well as the big rocks being shoved and dislodged from
their spots. The scrapings on the rocks indicate there may have been damage to the car as well.
Remember, the paths are for pedestrians only. No golf carts and no cars.
clubhouse near the Laundry. There is some damage to the shrubbery as well as the big rocks being shoved and dislodged from
their spots. The scrapings on the rocks indicate there may have been damage to the car as well.
Remember, the paths are for pedestrians only. No golf carts and no cars.
The highlights of January were visits by Brother Dave and Betty from Downey, Sisters
Kat and Sue from Wisconsin, and Son Paul and Steph from Texas.
. Of course we had to watch the Rose Bowl and we had a bet on; if the Badgers lost they
had to put Oregon Duck Decals on their Cars when they got back to Wisconsin and I
"just happened to have" a couple for them.
While they were here they were treated to Oregon Dungeness Crab, we brought a
couple whole ones down with us plus some that we picked that Mom used to make her
"Famous Crab Cakes".
While they were here someone back into the side of the Truck at a grocery parking lot
and banged up the right rear Fender. Our Insurance gave us the name of a Body Shop
and will go after the other guy's Insurance. We had to pay the $500 Deductible but
expect to get that back someday. They gave us a free Loaner while they were fixing the
Truck. They did a real good job on it, it looks almost brand new.
Mom has had several Doctors visits and was given a clean bill of Health for her thyroid
but still has to take some expensive pills. She is also taking Physical Therapy twice each
week which seems to be doing her a bit of good. Now she hobbles around without
using her cane. She is still the Chief Cook and has been making some exotic Dinners
that are so good it is hard to keep our weight down. She also made a batch of
Marmalade from Oranges we got from Dave and Betty. It is a bit sweet but quite good.
They also brought us a lot of Lemons that Mom has been mixing with hot water to drink
in the mornings
Bob got a new Rototiller which I use to turn up the "Orchard". We put in a Lemon, a
Grapefruit and a Comice Pear Trees bringing the total up to 14, and that is enough. Two
of the apples are in full bloom.
Je9 is worried that I won't have enough to do so she
keeps bringing home more stuff to plant. She also
had me plant 80 Red and 80 Yellow Onion Sets an
about 20 Garlic Cloves. The raised bed is doing quite
well. The Peas are about 2 feet tall but have not
started to blossom yet. I put in Radish as row
markers and we are getting some of them now. We
should also be getting some Carrots in a week or two
but the Spinach and Lettuce will be a while. Most of it
will be ready after we go back to Oregon but the
Folks here should make good use of the Crops.
keeps bringing home more stuff to plant. She also
had me plant 80 Red and 80 Yellow Onion Sets an
about 20 Garlic Cloves. The raised bed is doing quite
well. The Peas are about 2 feet tall but have not
started to blossom yet. I put in Radish as row
markers and we are getting some of them now. We
should also be getting some Carrots in a week or two
but the Spinach and Lettuce will be a while. Most of it
will be ready after we go back to Oregon but the
Folks here should make good use of the Crops.
| Jerry Hatch writes from daughter, Je9's home in Nipono, CA |
| "They built us an RV Pad with full Hookup on the back of their lot." |
was in the air !
Fred Prout served as quiz master at the Timber
Valley version of the OLDIES WED GAME at the
Valentine party. The questions and answers given
by the 4 couples were very revealing. There were
questions on embarrasing moments, bad meals,
desert island companions and more. A mile or so
of super scrumptious, gooey chocolate and creamy
good sweet treats were shared. After so much
sweetness it was easy to forgive any embarassing
answers given and everyone had a good time.
Valley version of the OLDIES WED GAME at the
Valentine party. The questions and answers given
by the 4 couples were very revealing. There were
questions on embarrasing moments, bad meals,
desert island companions and more. A mile or so
of super scrumptious, gooey chocolate and creamy
good sweet treats were shared. After so much
sweetness it was easy to forgive any embarassing
answers given and everyone had a good time.
Skip Eytalis (left) and Gene Schrader
(right) help Dwayne Roberson,(center)
head chef on this project, put the
fininshing touches on his Con Carne
Soup.
(right) help Dwayne Roberson,(center)
head chef on this project, put the
fininshing touches on his Con Carne
Soup.
Vina Taylor collects the donated
funds from Peggy Russell.
funds from Peggy Russell.
Soup Bowls
ready to be filled
with tasty soup
ready to be filled
with tasty soup
| We Ladies of Timber Valley appreciate the Mens Cooking Group. The women enjoy the frequent tasty meals and their time away from kitchen duties. We are becoming very spoiled and look forward to each and every event. Next up.... CORNED BEEF and CABBAGE |
| Con Carne Soup Supper 2/15/2012 |
February 14,2012
| Details of St Pats Dinner. Click the Shamrock |
