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CLAREMONT Wishing you Beautiful
Moments, Treasured
News
Memories, and all the
Blessings a Heart can Know!
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to all! We are looking forward to our program “Plan It Up!” …. If I
Had Only Known… on January 15, 2019, 6:30 p.m. Our presenter, Sandra Hogan, will help us
identify and organize crucial information for quick and easy access as we - or our
representatives - navigate future circumstances. What might these be? Illness of spouse,
accidents, emergencies, natural disasters, death - times of stress and uncertainty. Most of us have
basic plans such as wills, trusts, safety deposit boxes, and designated representatives for when we need them. This
program, however, goes beyond these to help us with the pesky details that are so obvious we don’t even think about
them - and the “devil is in the details!” Just when we are most in need of organization and order to carry on without
our “other”, we might struggle to do the simplest household management tasks such as paying our monthly bills
because we are not listed on the account. These crucial details and others will be identified for you to put in place for
“when that day comes.” This planning is in every way part of preparedness, whether we are a couple or a single. This
program was created in response to needs voiced by Claremont residents who found that, despite careful pre-planning,
there was much they wished they had only known.
Our $15 dues include all monthly programs. Spouses are invited to attend this program. Non-members and
guests each pay $5 for presentation.
Please sign up in the book at the Main Office. Signup provides you with a copy of the handouts for this
program.
If you would like a ride to this presentation, please call Bobbie Larson (406-860-2354) or Esther
Brynildson (503-596-2982). We will make every effort to accommodate your request.
The Events Committee has received so many requests for a repeat performance of the mind
reader and superb entertainer who wowed us in 2015! We are so pleased to announce that Mark
Stone, The Mentalist, has agreed to return for another performance at Claremont on Thursday night,
February 21st. This won’t be a repeat of his last performance. He has an entirely new show for us!
Registrations for this exciting event will begin mid-January. Seating will be limited so make your
reservations early. Details will be in the Registration Book and in the February newsletter.
In addition to the return of The Mentalist in February, the Events Committee is making plans to entertain you
throughout 2019! Watch for a Kentucky Derby event in May, the July 4th celebration, and (maybe) a Luau and Pool
Party later in the summer and a Casino Party in the fall. Of course, for sure we will have the Veteran’s Day celebra-
tion, and the Christmas and New Year’s Eve parties to finish the year in December!
As always, the committee welcomes new members, so if you think this sounds like an exciting year of events
and would love to help us put them on, come to our monthly meeting at 11:00 a.m. on the second Wednesday of any
month in the Garden Room. You have no obligation to join the committee, but you will see that we have lots of fun
with the party planning and find us hard to resist! Come take a look!
NOTICES
UPCOMING EVENTS WELCOME TO CLAREMONT
TGIF January 4th & 18th Judith Peek 16153 NW Claremont Drive
CEPC 2019 Kick Off Event January 8th Anita Perez 15369 NW Aberdeen Drive
CWC “Plan it up” event January 15th Chenghua Fan & Xiinyi Feng
The Mentalist ~ Events Committee February 21st 15880 NW Claremont Drive
Portland Golf Show February 22nd & 24th
CWGC Opening Day April 16th IN MEMORIUM
Richard Drake
Jean Hickey
CLAREMONT GREENS NEWS
The Claremont Greens Annual Meeting was held Wednesday, December 12 with a large group of residents in
attendance. Proposed new 2019 board members Joyce Adams, Fred Sutherland and Steve Graham were introduced.
These new board members will be confirmed by the current board at the January 9, 2019 board meeting.
President Shackleton stated that the de-annexation proposal will not proceed since a majority of Greens resi-
dents who responded to a survey elected not to move forward.
It was reported that 2018 was an overall good year for Greens landscaping. Five trees were removed and re-
placed in 2018; three or four more are expected next year. There will be a major wash down this January as all pumps
will be pulled and Hillsboro Pumps and Mike’s Electrical will inspect and place new screens in Greens ponds.
2018 financial results project a $3,200 positive bottom line variance at year-end which was used to reduce
2019 assessments. The major outlays in 2018 were: $33,645 for a new Terrace House roof, $27,197 for pump repair/
replacement, and $4,339 to seal coat the Terrace House turnaround.
Greens Treasurer Steve Hooker stated that operating and reserve replacement assessments were increased by
2.5 percent and 3 percent respectively, roughly in line with inflation. He noted that prior year assessments were up 9.6
percent and 24 percent respectively. Hooker introduced a resolution that was approved stating that any excess of
membership income for the years ended December 31, 2018, 2019 and 2020 would be applied against the subsequent
tax year member assessments.
House Chair Margaret Barbero outlined the work completed on the Terrace House in 2018:
* The oven and microwave were replaced and new shelving built
* The private roadways within the Greens were resealed and the parking area restriped
* Critter Control removed nests set up by birds in the attic, re-screened air vents under the eaves and
blew in new insulation in affected areas
* Three fire extinguishers were replaced to meet code
* Charter Construction addressed wood rot in the arches and exposed beams of the Terrace House
Greens Grounds Committee: Thursday, January 3rd 4:00 p.m.
Greens House Committee: Tuesday, January 8th 4:00 p.m.
Annual Greens Board Meeting Wednesday, January 9th 3:30 p.m.
BOARD REPORT
Here’s wishing all Claremonters a happy and prosperous New Year.
Thoughtful governance and management of the affairs of Claremont have led to the adoption of new
policies that are necessary for the continued social and economic well-being of our community without sacrificing our
community spirit or need to build for the future. One may find some of these changes difficult to understand and
appreciate, however, after considerable study by the committees and the CCA Board, new policies were necessary to
keep up with the changes of Claremont.
Your commitment to keep Claremont a community that thrives and understands the basic values of
friendships, respect and personal support for each other is second to none. This is evident when one meets the new
property owners and witnesses the warm welcomes and quick assimilation into “our wonderful home”. There is no
better place to live. Thank you.
The dedication and volunteerism by our fellow residents is without equal in my mind. Serving on the CCA
Board and its three sub-associations are eighty plus (80+) committee members, ten (10) committee chairpersons,
sixty-plus (60+) Emergency Preparedness Zone Leaders and fifteen (15) Board members as well as twelve (12)
employees who make up the major driving force of Claremont. Kudos to those individuals. Also, we should not forget
those who help out their neighbors, a fundamental form of volunteerism.
The residents have “spoken” recently. The present rule regarding rental properties in Claremont will remain
unchanged, however, enforcement will be rigorous. The proposition for de-annexation of the Greens has been
dropped. More meetings will be held between CCA and CGA to encourage synergism
All committees are performing excellently. The House Committee is planning to restructure the lighting
around the clubhouse. The Landscape Committee has hired “Showplace” to maintain the common grounds this year.
The Events Committee has all kinds of excitement planned (can they top 2018?). The Golf Committee is doing excep-
tionally well thanks to dedication and weather. The Emergency Preparedness Committee continues to grow and in-
volve more folks. Communications, Finance, and ARC continue to do “their thing” very well, I might add.
All in all, Claremont is in good hands for 2019.
Thank you for your continued support,
Fred Barden, President
THANK YOU CLAREMONT COMMUNIT Y
A big thank you to all who helped to make the 2018 Claremont Christmas Party a big success!
* Our Events Committee family of volunteers for helping during these past few months of preparation
as well on the day of the party.
* A special thank you to the Men’ Exercise class for carrying up the tables, coat racks, wine, table
linens, and boxes of decorations… and then returning in an hour to set up tables and chairs...and then helping at the
close of the evening.
* Jan Stewart for the piano music and caroling.
* Our bartenders: Jim Gabriel, Dennis Matta, Tom Kreis, Fred Barden, John Fiebiger, Neil Morfitt,
Bob Freeman, Phil Myers, Marv & Mary Thompson, Fred Barden, Larry Olson, Cheryl Johnson, Sharon Thomas,
Ken LaJoy, Cliff Knudsen and Jack Malloy.
* The Dickens Carolers for welcoming us.
* Kam & Kam for their expertise in planning and presenting a delicious
buffet of hor d'oeuvres and desserts and the beautiful buffet table decor.
*And lastly to the 264 residents who signed up to attend!
If we missed anyone, please forgive us and accept our “Thank You” and a
Happy New Year to all from Co-chairs Sherry Dempsey and Cari Amey
CLAREMONT EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE
2019 Emergency Prep Kick off with Pizza and Favorite Beverage – January 8th, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m., Clubhouse
WE KNOW YOU ARE feeling the end of season football blues; join the Emergency Preparedness Team (all
Zone Leaders (Primary/Alternate), Regional Coordinators for our 2019 Kickoff, Training and a little FUN.
Key Kickoff topics include:
Food and Drink: Pizza, Snacks, Favorite Beverages
* Current State of Preparedness
* Future EP Network Initiatives – where are we headed?
CCA Web Presence, New Region/Zone Maps and Medical Team Direction Update
* Automation
* Exercises
* Fairs/Guest Speakers
The Get Ready Initiative – certification
* Short Training Sessions
Resident Guidelines
Zone Leader Responsibilities
New Resident Introductions
Walkie-Talkie / Communications protocols exercise –
***Please Bring Your Walkie Talkie to the meeting***
Fun:
* Prize- Region with the highest attendance goes to the head of the CHOW Line–
Region “D” has it in the bag. Yes we will be organized/sitting by Region.
* At least one SKIT!
We hope to see you there!
CHOIR
The Claremont Choir will begin rehearsals for the early May Spring Concert on Monday, February 4th 3:00 - 4:30
p.m. in the Great Hall. The program will include music from Les Misérables. New members are most welcome, and
we are needing all voices. The ability to read music is a plus, but not a requirement. For more information, please
contact Director Ward Nelson at wardnel2@gmail.com
Claremont Choir perform their
annual Christmas Concert.
JANUARY MEDICAL AND BABY GEAR EXCHANGE
A new year for you to use the Medical/Baby Gear Exchange located in the Barn!
We have lots of items for your use.
Medical – Available: crutches, canes, walkers, cryo-ice machines, slings, boots for your feet, wrists, knee and
ankle braces, bathing aids, shower seats, floating bedside table, blood pressure monitors, etc. and a couple of
wheelchairs.
Baby – baby and child car seats, high chairs, padded umbrella stroller, a pack and play plus other baby gear.
Sorry, we cannot accept cribs.
The Medical Equipment/Baby Gear Exchange is located upstairs in The Barn. You can drop off your
donations directly at the Barn. Be sure to sign items in and out on the Inventory Sheet. Questions or need assistance
getting items you need, call Ann Marie Swartout, 503 928-0455.
The medical exchange storage room in the barn is open only when Claremont accepts no responsibility
the golf maintenance staff is working from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. due to injury using borrowed items.
CLAREMONT WOMEN’S GOLF
By: Carol Bennett
CWGC sponsored the Toy and Joy gathering on
December 4th alongside the beautifully decorated tree in
Claremont’s Fireside room. Over 50 toys were donated for
less advantaged children in our community and were picked
up by the Fox12/Les Schwab Toy Drive. The women’s golf
club held a happy hour for all women golfers – past, present
and future members to support the drive and usher in the
holidays.
Patti Shaddix, chair of the event committee, thanks
Toy & Joy Event Committee:
Brónagh Kirwan and Karen McCarthy for assisting her in
Brónagh Kirwan, Patti presenting this lovely, successful event. And Patti expresses
Shaddix; Chair of the Event, a note of gratitude to the many attendees who helped with
Marylyn Russell & Karen set-up and clean up.
McCarthy
Thank you to all golfers and Claremont residents
who left unwrapped toys under the tree!
Happy New Golf Year 2019!
Put your new year’s resolution to the test now – and get out on the golf course. Register with CWGC
and get ready for Opening Day, April 16th. We heartily encourage all new and past members to join us for
Girls, Greens and Good Times in 2019!
Remember, those recording golf scores from sunny golf places – OGA is changing its reporting system
for 2019. If you haven’t registered for 2019, you have been deactivated by OGA until you do. When you
register for CWGC, the $35 for 2019 OGA membership is included. So register now and don’t miss an entry.
Registration forms are available in the Golf Shop and online through Claremont Golf.
2019 CWGC Calendar of Events
The Board and Committee Chairs of the Claremont Women’s
Golf Club met to set the 2019 schedule. Mark your 2019 calendars with
the following dates:
Friday, March 15th Registration Forms are Due
Tuesday, April 16th Opening Day
Tuesday, June 4th OGA Presentation on New Rules
Thursday June 27th Links/Claremont Exchange
Thursday, July 25th Member/Guest Day
Wednesday, August 7th Mid-Summer Couples Tournament
Tuesday, August 20th Handicap & Club Championship Day 1
Thursday, August 22nd Handicap & Club Championship Day 2
Tuesday, October 8th Closing Day
GOLF COMMITTEE
Claremont Golf Club revenues were $36,000 in November, exceeding budget by $16,000. Daily green fees,
punch card sales and merchandise sales drove this favorable revenue variance. Year-to-date net income was $51,000,
which was $21,000 better than plan. This improvement is due largely to higher daily green fees, annual member
passes and power cart rentals throughout the year.
The golf course continues to be in excellent shape. The leaves are almost gone, the dying fir tree on hole #2
was removed, and a new blue spruce was planted near the 9th hole green. Work has begun on rebuilding the sand traps.
The first one completed was on hole #2. Go ahead and see how much easier it is to get out of that trap now that there’s
good sand to work with. If you’ve been out on the course lately, you likely saw Duane’s crew digging a deep hole
next to the trap on hole #1. To improve drainage in this trap, a new dry well was needed. Once completed, the crew
will start rebuilding the trap on the 3rd hole.
The topline results of our Customer Satisfaction Survey fielded in late November to our e-list shows high
levels of satisfaction among our golfers – with 62 percent very satisfied and another 34 percent somewhat satisfied.
This 96 percent overall satisfaction rating is notably higher than the 91 percent rating in late 2017. Also, our staff was
viewed as being more responsive than the prior year, with 83 percent versus 61 percent saying Claremont responds
well to their questions and concerns. That is not to suggest there isn’t room for improvement.
The Golf Committee just completed a 2019 Business Plan aimed at heightening our golfer experience even
more in the year ahead. Several steps will be undertaken in 2019 to address survey feedback:
*Sand traps will continue to be rebuilt
*A new driving cage will be constructed
*More tournaments will be hosted
*Marshall training will improve performance of our starter team
*Broadened merchandise selection and higher quality equipment (namely, pull carts and rental
clubs) will be purchased
*Cart paths along par-3 holes and around tee boxes will be paved
*A fairway sanding project will be started to improve course drainage
*Pace of play and goose poop initiatives will aim to effectively address those areas of concern
On this last issue, cheap lasers are being purchased and shared with homeowners and golfers to scare off
Canadian geese in hopes of driving them to settle elsewhere. If you are willing to participate in this “goose patrol”
effort, please let the staff in the Golf Shop know.
Finally, our presence at the Portland Golf Show has proven immensely important to our continued growth in
new golfers. To assure our success, we need volunteers to staff our Golf Show booth. Please let Anthony know if
you’re game to help us promote Claremont at this February 22nd - 24th event at the Oregon Convention Center.
CLAREMONT’S WOMEN’S CLUB FOOD DRIVE
There are hungry Oregonians all seasons of the year
Claremont Women’s Club
thank you Claremont
We received many barrels of food during the fall and ask you to please continue
to fill the barrel in 2019!!!
The food barrel awaits your donations and is located in the lobby and will be there
through June so you have lots of opportunities to give.
1. Families need: cereal, tuna, diapers, pasta, pasta sauce, canned fruit, peanut butter,
jams, mac and cheese, and soups; plus snacks like fruit snacks, crackers, juice boxes, granola bars.
2. They also need hygiene products including toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, and diapers (all sizes
needed).
Drop off your extra change in the envelope on the side of the barrel to Give Hunger the Boot!
And THANK YOU to our volunteers who pick up the food donated and deliver it to charitable
organizations. Any questions, call Ann Marie at 503-928-0455.
CLUBS, CLASSES & OTHER ACTIVITIES
Book Clubs
The Greens Book Club: meets the second Thursday of the month. The next meeting is on Thursday, January 10th at
2:30 p.m. at the Terrace House. The book selection for our January 10th meeting is The Story of Arthur Truluv by
Elizabeth Berg. The February selection is called Second Suns by David Oliver Relin. All book loving Claremont
residents are welcome! If interested in coming to a meeting and see what it is like,
please contact Suzanne Jones at smjones@umich.edu.
Book Friends: next meeting is Thursday, January 3rd at 9:30 a.m. in the clubhouse. The
book we will be reviewing is Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart. The book selection
for the February 7th meeting is entitled Red Notice by Bill Browder. Please call Linda
Tracy at 503-439-0539 if you have any questions about Book Friends.
Exercise Classes
Tammy Russ: Winter term is January 7th - March 29th. Newcomers are always welcome. Cost is $195.00.
Men: Mondays from 7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Wednesdays & Fridays from 7:35 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Women: Mondays from 8:15 a.m. - 9:10 a.m. Wednesdays & Fridays from 8:35 a.m. to 9:25 a.m.
Sue Robertson Peck Stretch & Balance. Winter term is from January 7th - March 14th.
Cost is $45.00, drop-ins $5.00 per session. Mondays & Thursdays from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Other Activities
Mahjong: Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Card Room at the Clubhouse.
Men’s Cards: Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m., in the Card Room at the Clubhouse.
Pinochle: Thursdays from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., in the Card Room at the Clubhouse. All are welcome!
Men’s Social Bridge: Monday afternoons from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., in the Card Room at the Clubhouse.
“Knitwits”: A knitting/crocheting group that meets Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. in the Fireside Room.
Walk & Dine: will be Thursday, January 10th, leaving at 9:00 a.m. going to Garden Home and we will walk the
Fanno Creek Trail. Following our walk we will have lunch at Broder (Scandinavian) Restaurant. For reservations or
questions please contact Mariann Feldmann at mariannfel@aol.com or 503-645-2087.
Singles Happy Hour: will be held on Thursday, January 31st at 4:00 p.m. at the Thirsty Lion located in the Streets of
Tanasbourne. The Address is 2290 NW Allie Avenue in Hillsboro. This event is offered monthly and we have a
GREAT time! Fun with no responsibilities! Please call Nancy Hicks at 503-268-1141 if you are new and want to try it
TGIF
HAPPY NEW YEAR! And there’s no better way to start 2019 than by
celebrating with friends and neighbors at TGIF. So head to the Fireside Room
at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, January 4th and again on Friday, January 18th. As
usual, bring an appetizer to share and your own beverage. No sign-ups
necessary. If you can’t get there at 5:30, just come a little late. (Just not so late
that you miss all the delicious food!) And please stay as long as you want.
Spread the word! A lot of people have moved into Claremont in the
past year. If you have a new neighbor, please invite them to TGIF. It’s a great
way for them to meet friendly people.
A housekeeping reminder: Please take your empty cans and bottles
home with you, rather than putting them in the trash. Thanks!
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15890 NW Clubhouse Drive Office 503-629-5614 claremontrealtygroup.com Hours 10-4 Mon-Sat, Sunday 2-4Mac and Ruth Ann ELF, Bill Priester, sits on
Wall enjoying the “dad’s”, Will Duke’s, lap!
Claremont Townhome Just elfing around at the
Claremont Christmas Party CTA Christmas party!
Greens had a
fun time at their
Christmas Party
held at the
Terrace House.
Betty Lowry
helped out with
the wine!
Ted Biederman,
John Enger and
Maureen
Schaerfl
enjoying neigh-
bors and friends
at the Greens
Christmas Party. Dick Harris & Emil Zurcher continue the tradition of the annual
Christmas Railroad Open House, where kids and adults alike can run
the train engines. Much fun was had by all!
Stretch & Balance
Christmas GatheringYou can also read
