#1 DUE TO PREDICTED EXTREME HEAT ON THE 4TH OF JULY, THE LUNCHEON HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE CLUBHOUSE FROM SNOOPYS MEADOW. BRING ONLY YOUR CHOICE OF BEVERAGE..NO NEED TO BRING A CHAIR. CONTACT TERRY HILTY AT 760-522-4534 With QUESTIONS.
#2 The PCM meeting scheduled for Monday, July 5th has been cancelled.
Friday morning, July 2nd for a couple of hours to help spread new bark in various landscape locations in the park. If you are available, we would love to have you join us. Meet at the Clubhouse at 9:00 a.m. Tools will be provided.
By Jackie Deal
They have to be related! Amber and Felicette! Their markings are identical: symmetrically marked black and white tuxedo cats. Felicette just has to be Amber’s great-great-great grandmother. Grandma Felicette was a stray cat from the Paris streets who was trained to be an astronaut. She is the first and only cat known to have survived a trip into space. Continue reading
From the Governor of the State of Oregon:
On June 25, Governor Kate Brown signed an executive order that will eliminate Oregon’s County Risk Level framework and all remaining COVID-19 health and safety restrictions that have been issued under Oregon’s emergency statutes once 70% of Oregon’s adults residents are vaccinated against COVID-19 or by June 30 — whichever comes first. Continue reading
Rita and I volunteered at Silver Falls State Park for three seasons. We loved it. Ann Maureen was the best boss we ever had and gave us all the fun things to do.
Our first job was to put jelly beans into plastic eggs for the Easter egg hunt. Continue reading
Saturday and Sunday are predicted to be 100 plus degrees! Some of us will be tempted to turn on two air conditioners. That is not a good idea as we will be stressing our electrical system as it is. When a distribution circuit breaker trips, several units will be without power for some time. We will have to call Randy in to reset them and he may have to wait for the breaker to cool before it can be reset. Remember, our Park rules allow only ONE air conditioner to be run at any one time. Continue reading
Get prepared for disasters common to Oregon, says AARP Oregon. (AARP)
“It’s important to be ready when disaster strikes. Whether it’s flood, wildfire or other emergency common to Oregon, these events disproportionately affect older adults, many of who have mobility, chronic disease or disability challenges that require them to seek extra assistance to get to safety,” according to an article in June’s AARP Bulletin.
“AARP Oregon is presenting a virtual conference on community preparedness, Resilient Futures 2021, June 28-30 (Monday through Wednesday).
To register for the free event and view the conference sessions, go to: states.aarp.org/oregon/resilient-futures-2021.
“If you can’t watch the conference live but want to view it later, register in advance to receive a link and passcode.”
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