Download this background document at this link.
Questions suggested at the 11-30-2022 resident meeting can be downloaded here.
NaCCRA (the National Continuing Care Residents Association) recently posted the video below on CCRC Governance.
And here …
Here are interviews with the candidates for Council positions running for election in Fall 2022. Many thanks to Marilyn Gottschall and Cathy Schar for organizing these interviews and recording them.
Candidate for Vice Chair (campus-wide)
Steve Morris https://youtu.be/A6Sclea25h0
Candidate for Council, South District
jude watson https://youtu.be/74hCdxa9Ee4
Candidates for Council, Middle …
by Elliot McIntire
If you happen to be over on the coast, I recommend Tidal Raves, in Depoe Bay, halfway between Lincoln City and Newport. The focus is on seafood which is very good (although not up to the standard of Local Ocean in Newport), but they have other things …
by Elliot McIntire
For my birthday we went to a Cena (to the kitchen), 7742 SE 13th in Sellwood. The food, drinks and service were excellent, and I highly recommend it. However, with Covid in the back of our minds, the tables are jammed together and (on a Tuesday night) …
by Cindy Brown
La Provence is a French bakery and restaurant with eight locations in the Portland area. Arlin and I are most familiar with the one on NE Sandy near our old home in Laurelhurst. The restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch (some locations have dinner, too), and …
by Gail Katagiri
by Betty Hosokawa
by Cathy Schwabe
by Jack Duren
Ovation is a restaurant in Milwaukie. We’ve been there a couple times and liked it. Last night we took a visiting friend there and they were closed due to staffing problems. I’m hoping they can get staffed up and don’t have to close altogether. This has been …
by Mary Claire Phelan
by Cindy Brown
Canard, at 734 East Burnside, has no atmosphere, rather small portions, and is somewhat expensive. So why go there? Because the food is WONDERFUL! They are open for dinner Tuesday-Saturday 4-10 pm, and have a sister restaurant nearby, Le Pigeon, that is less expensive and I hear …
by Inge Angiletta
Have you been to “Papa Haydn ” a favorite of mine and my friends?
by Betty Hosokawa (Posted June 26, 2022)
The Rose Villa Vikings competed in the Rose Festival Dragon Boat races June 11 and 12. On Friday, June 10, the Vikings held a pep rally with the full Rex Putnam Drum line procession. Jan Wainscott and Martin Lee were honored as our Vykarians.
The Vikings raced two times on …
by Mary Claire Phelan
On April 30, 2022, Dianna Schaffer taught a class on creating marbled paper designs at the Pavilion. Eight residents had a marvelous (marbleous?) time creating works of art using the techniques Dianna taught. An interesting article on this art form can be found here: https://marbleart.us/SomeHistory.htm#:~:text=The%20art%20of%20marbling%20(or,to%20prevent%20erasure%20and%20forgery.
Judy Francis says, “Having fun …
by Walt Schaffer
by Walt Schaffer
By 
Judie Hansen and 
We are happy to announce that four residents worked at the Treasure House on Saturday, learning the drill on our system of sorting and displaying donations. Thanks to generous residents, new donations from only one week were stacked shoulder high in the garage area. Added to …
by Jo Noble
I HIGHLY recommend Bob’s Red Mill Restaurant for breakfast or lunch. They serve their breakfast all day (which ends at 3:00). It’s not far from here and has the most delicious food! I had the Cilantro-Lime Chicken Grain Bowl with a Citrus Vinaigrette. Absolutely amazing! I wish …