Monthly Turkey Hunt

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Card Bingo

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New Bookstore and Coffee Shop In Town

Hopefully you will find this newsworthy and add a notice to our Timber Valley website. We had a small independent bookstore-cafe that was frequented by a number of our Timber Valley Residents. It has been closed, I guess for almost two years, because of a fire. It has finally reopened and has a new name, Read the Room. It is a comfortable inviting spot with a diverse collection of books not to mention coffee, tea and espresso. Currently they are displaying 12 of my original, framed oil paintings. They also have a program where store credit is given for those who donate books. More details are available at the shop.

Thanks, Dennis Hellawell,  Lot 66

Details:
Read the Room Bookstore and Espresso
220 W. Central Ave, Sutherlin, OR 97479,
South side of the road by the railroad crossing

(541) 315-2166    10 AM – 4 PM Tuesday – Saturday

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Looking for Cooks

Calling all cooks, chefs, sous chefs or anyone with a desire to cook large entrees. Do you miss the monthly dinners? Maybe it’s time to bring them back. If you would be interested in putting our kitchen back to use and having a fun time with neighbors, let me know.

Chris Beith #142
Jack’s and Jill’s chairperson
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The Other Potluck – Monday September 15 @ 5pm – Dining Room

The Other Potluck celebrates the many ways we eat—whether vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, low-salt, allergy-friendly, or other needs. Bring a dish that reflects your style, plus an ingredient list, serving utensil, and your own plate/utensils. All are welcome at the table!

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TV Log September 14, 2025

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Thank you to all that took part in the Labor Day festivities!

We had a rousing World Series of Beanbag Baseball game in the afternoon. Hosted by Crazy Ron the Umpire and Carolyn Pennington. The men’s team “Stay’n Alive” came from behind to win 12 to 11.

Then we had more than 70 people for the baked potato dinner, potatoes all prepared by Ray and Janice Vaughn. Plus, there was a wide variety of potato toppings brought by all.

The fundraiser for CARE was a success, raising over $1000. There was a generous amount of items donated and bid on, for the silent auction and Crazy Ron the auctioneer did a terrific job of upping the bids on all of the auctioneer items.

All that stayed to help clean up was so greatly appreciated. Many hands make short work!
Again, thank you to all that helped make our day fantastic!

Karen Hofferber 49 & Rhonda Scott 145

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Mystery Solved

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In Memoriam: Curt Parmer, lot 95

In Memoriam:  Curtis (Curt) Parmer
    Timber Valley was saddened to hear that Curtis (Curt) Parmer of Lot 95 passed away on August 31, 2025 in Roseburg, Oregon.
    Curt was born August 20, 1936 in Greenwood, Arkansas.  He served in the U S Navy from 1954 to 1958 on a mine sweeper.  He met his future bride, Caroline (Carol) at church.  Curt sang in the choir and Carol later joined the choir.  They were married in 1967 in California where they both lived.  He worked at Purex before they moved to Texas.  They lived in Tomball, Texas and Curt worked for River Plantation in Maintenance for the next 22 years.  They came to Timber Valley on June 25, 2010.  Curt was active in the park with the Landscape Committee and on the irrigation system.
             He is survived by his wife Carol and daughter Renee of Tomball, Texas.  he was preceded in death by his other daughter Sherril in 2022.  He is remembered as a good man, husband and father.  Carol plans to remain in the park.
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Movie Night Sept 11 – World Trade Center

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