Eagle Point Women's Club
2021 Leadership Election
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2019 Leadership Elections
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New Group: Dicey Bunco
They meet at 6 pm on the second Wednesday of every month. Carol Rakestraw, 541-953-1970, is the chair. The first twelve to respond to the monthly meeting emails will play that month.
New Group: ‘Let’s Talk Books’-The Avid Reader
Chair: Cameron-Ashley Heath – 360-561-6044 ‘Let’s Talk Books’-The Avid Reader (Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) Not your typical book club, but an opportunity for people who ‘just love to read and talk about books’ regardless of their favorite genre. We’re talking avid readers here. We don’t all read a specific […]
June 2016 Book Club read H is for Hawk
The EPWC book group met at Carolyn Stieber’s home to discuss the June selection of H is for Hawk! Most of us found the book hard to read and challenging to follow the thread of the author’s ideas. The author did have very thoughtful insights and written passages that made the book worthwhile. She moves […]
February 25, 2016 A great day for a Walkabout walk
We met at the Talon Grill parking lot, and decided to walk in Gold Hill near the river. Ida drove, and Renate met us at the Gold Hill post office. Six of us took off from there and headed down towards the river. The designated trail was excellent and the weather was perfect for walking, […]
Help Rebuild the Butte Creek Mill
Want to help the Butte Creek Mill rebuild? Here are some handy links to volunteer, donate items, and keep up to date with what’s happening at the Mill. Margy Nickelson, sukie32@charter.net will be point on questions.
Creating Soup
The EPWC Culinary Arts group met on Friday, February 1st at Carolyn Stieber’s for a ‘Creating Soup’ event. We discussed the history of soups, the variety of soups that can be prepared, the ingredients that can be used and techniques that make soup a special dish that can be enjoyed at any mealtime!
January 31, 2013 – CRATER ROCK MUSEUM
January 31, 2013 found 17 Eagle Point Ladies Outings buffs perusing the Crater Rock Museum’s vast collections of geodes, agates, glass sculptures, indian arrow-heads, etc. too myriad to mention. We were accommodated by our charming guide, Nancy, who educated us with a short slide show of some of the pieces and kept us moving through […]
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent de Paul is looking for volunteers to receive donations, work in the store and kitchen help. Please help those who are less fortunate. Contact St Vincent de Paul at 541-772-3828, ext.7 or call Diane Mihocko at 541-531-3837.
Eagle Point Food Project
Eagle Point Food Project needs a volunteer in the downtown area.
To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee
The book club welcomed the New Year 2013 with a classic ” To Kill A Mockingbird” from Harper Lee. We had a great discussion about the book and about Harper Lee the author. We met at Robin Oquist’s house. About 12 ladies showed up and we had 3 new members at the club and we […]
Blue Jeans and Bagels Brunch
Blue Jeans and Bagels Brunch was a big success for the Eat and Greet Ladies in January. 20 ladies brought bagels and cream cheeses, quiches, stratas, hash browns, fruits, deviled eggs, breads, and enjoyed faux mimosas and coffee. It was a good day to stay and visit since it was freezing cold outside.
Knotty Ladies – New Year Gathering
The Knotty Ladies began the new year gathered around Lynn’s table on January 2. Members confirmed that their information was correct on the 2013 calendar and roster. Maxine shared thank you letters the group had received for donations to the Eagle Point D-9 Foundation, Santa’s Shop, and Access. Lydia has found a new charitable organization […]
Fall of Giants, by Ken Follett
The Book Club meet at Beth’s House for our Dec. book Fall of Giants by Ken Follett. This is the first in a trilogy which we all look forward to adding to our reading list. This story is the first which covers events, such as WW I, the Russian Revolution, and the struggle for women’s suffrage. It […]
Vintage Faire
Vintage Faire on May 11th at the Butte Creek Mill. Need a committee for January thru April to contact past vendors, and other tasks. If interested, please contact Bob Russell at the Mill 541 826-3531.
Circus
The Circus is coming to town May 21st. Help with the organization of promotional materials is needed. Work with Bob Pinnell from EP State Farm Insurance(chair) .541 826-6333
Pirate Gift Exchange
The Artisans celebrated with their annual pirate gift exchange!
RoxyAnn Peak
Five ladies escaped the heavy fog by hiking about 4 miles at Roxy Ann Peak. After starting our hike in very dense fog, we actually hiked above it to find sunshine. Afterwards, Joan D. joined us for a delicious buffet lunch at India’s Kitchen.
Winter Garden, by Kristen Hannah
Fifteen Book Club members met at Lynn Leissler’s home in November to discuss Winter Garden by Kristen Hannah. With solid structure and strong, complex characters, Hannah unfolds a tale of relationships and history that spans the globe, starting in WWII Leningrad and ending in Washington State—with a side trip to Alaska along the way. Between Stalin’s oppression […]
Knotty Ladies November Gathering
The Knotty Ladies met at the home of Carol Kuehnert. Randi McDermott has rejoined the fold so we have once again reached our quota. A prospective new member will be invited to sit in whenever we have an opening — most likely in January. Marcia reviewed the funds we have on hand and it was […]
Natural Bridge
Nine ladies plus Lumen enjoyed a perfect Fall day while hiking about a 2.5 mile loop at Natural Bridge. The Fall colors were spectacular as we watched the frothing river appear to be sucked into the rock. Note the size of the tree we are circling. No, Joan isn’t napping; she is simply taking a […]
The Color of Water, by James McBride
The Book Club met to discuss the non-fiction book, “The Color of Water” by James McBride. The story spans the life of Ruth McBride Jordan who was a young jewish woman who found refuge and comfort in the black community and Baptist church in Brooklyn, NY. In extreme poverty she saw to it that all […]
Tamale Making
Marsha Liekkio provided an outstanding lesson in tamale making/creating on Friday, October 5th. Her basic lesson included a shredded chicken and pulled beef filling in sauces that complimented the corn meal mix applied to the corn husks. We steamed our tamales to enjoy later at home. After we created our tamales we enjoyed a luncheon […]
Medford Art Walk
The Ladies Outing enjoyed Medford’s last Art Walk of the year on Friday, September 21, 2012. The town was all “decked-out and ready for company”. They literally rolled out the green carpet of sod along the sidewalks and set up chairs like an outside cafe. In Vogel Square Mexican music blared as festively dressed girls […]
Bull Gap Trail
On Friday, September 21, the Hiking Group enjoyed the last day of summer, by hiking part of the Bull GapTrail which originates at the top of Mount Ashland. It was a beautiful – low 80’s day on an easy-to-moderate trail, that wound us through old growth forests and past vistas including the back side of […]
Island Beneath the Sea, by Isabel Allende
Have you ever hear of the expression “Hot as Haiti’s”? Well this month’s September book was all about living in that heat. However, while discussing Island Beneath the Sea by Isabel Allende we were sitting in Maureen Callaway’s yard under shade trees sipping fruit punch and eating scrumptious Iced Banana Cake. This author writes great […]
