No, not the one that we all experienced recently. This mysterious pandemic takes place in England, testing the survival skills, parenting instincts, and relationship between two women on a camping trip with their children when everything around them suddenly goes horribly wrong! A lively discussion of the book “All the Little Children” by Jo Furniss […]
The activity coordinator is looking for a chair of a new domino type of game called Mexican Train..if interested contact log in to view personal information.
We have a total of 166 members in our club. We would like to send a warm welcome to Elizabeth (Liz) Woodard), our newest lady to join us. Just a friendly reminder, that the annual dues are up for renewal in May. Still $25 per year. If you joined this year, you do not owe […]
Ladies Dining Out will be going to Oh's OSaka in Medford on Monday, April 13th at 5:30PM This is a Japanese restaurant specializing teppanyaki (hibachi) cooking and sushi. The chef's do the cooking your table with entertainment. Contact Betsy Hase to sign up at betsyhase@gmail.com
Not long after the Eagle Point Womens Club was established, an activity group of RV-ers (EPWC members and their spouses/partners) was formed. The group would camp for a long weekend once a month from April to October. One or two couples served as Wagon Masters, they’d find a place to stay, coordinate outings, meals and […]
The upcoming Wednesday Book Club meeting will be hosted by Ruth Jenks on April 8th at 1:00 PM, at her home. The selection is “Project Hail Mary” by Andy Weir. It is a Sci-Fi romp with a healthy helping of science and a lot of heart. Our hero is a high school teacher and former […]
April 1st may be a day for pranks but I want to open this month’s Blast with a sincere thank you to all of our gracious members who invite activity groups into their homes. Without your willingness to open your homes Eagle Point Womens’ Club wouldn’t be what it is. THANK YOU SO MUCH❣️ April […]
The Eagle Point Women’s Club was founded in May 2005. The Club was formed over a cup of coffee. Yes, just a few years ago six women gathered over coffee at Arthur’s at the Eagle Point Golf Course and realized that other women like themselves were new here and wanted to make friends. They all committed to bringing a new friend with them the next time they met. That was the start of the Eagle Point Women’s Club.
Starting simply as a social club, we formed activity groups based on common interests. Our members are varied in age and experience. Each one brings something special to the group, whether it is special knowledge, special skills or a smile and a giving heart!
