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Eagle Point Senior Center Membership Drive
The person that brings in the most new members will receive a free membership for a year! New members will be paid through June 2021 for only $12 This drive will run till June 30, 2020
Let’s Get Acquainted with Our New Store Manager Debbie Schmelzer
Debbie was born in Portland in 1960. She’s been married for almost 40 years and has a daughter, Stacey, who is 35, married, and has three children of her own. They range in age from 5, 3 and 1. She lives in Washington. Her son, Cooper is 30 and recently moved to Beaverton. Her career… Read More
Thrift Store
Our Thrift Store has been cleaned and the shelves painted. Things are organized now. Here are some of the pictures of what we did.
Blow Out Sale
Our “Blow Out” Sale was so successful, our Manager has decided to extend it Thursday (26th) and Friday (27th) Come in for bargains galore
Christmas Party & Ugly Sweater Contest
Singing carols, chatting and voting on the ugly sweater was fun for the group on Friday, the 13th. No bad luck here – first prize went to Theresa J., Roger A. grabbed second and third was Linda G. A special ” you came too late” prize was given to Al S. The Mayor even dropped… Read More
Progressive Jackpot Update
We had a winner in the Progressive game. Kathie H. won $78. Starting over at $50.
Let’s Get Acquainted with Kathie Hobson
Kathie was born in Torrance, California in 1952. In 2013 she and her husband moved to Oregon so that he could get a liver transplant. Sorry to say he has passed. She has a sister that lives in Clear Lake, California and a brother that passed. Only one marriage gave her three sons. They are all… Read More
Let’s Get Acquainted with Jim & Sarah Paisley
Jim was born March 1931 in Cleveland, Ohio and Sarah made her debut in Burbank, CA in October of 1970. Jim and his sister were raised by their Mom. He doesn’t remember too much about his sister, who went to be the caretaker for their grandmother when Jim was 5. Sarah was the oldest of three siblings; she… Read More
