On the Inside. Oregon Good Sam Club Newsletter

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1 Oregon Good Sam Club Newsletter June 2016, Issue 5 Dates to put on your Calendar October 7-8, 2016 Fall Gathering Hood River County Fairgrounds in Odell May 1-2, 2017 Spring Gathering Wapiti RV Park in Lincoln City This is a piggy-back campout following the Westerners Round-Up June 21-25, 2017 Oregon Good Sam 2017 RV Rally (Samboree) Douglas County Fairgrounds in Roseburg On the Inside Dates to Remember Pg 1 Memorial Scroll Pg 2 Chapter Anniversaries Pg 2 Challenge of 20 AMP Camping Pg 2 Getting to Know You Pg 3 Karen s Chat Pg 4 May Mini-Rally Report Pg 5 Food for the Food Banks Pg 6 Dog Park Merchant Receipts Pg 7 Adult Coloring Page Pg 8 Contest Rules Pg 9 The Red Hat Brunch and Program will be held on Friday during the Rally (Samboree) at 9:30-11:00 a.m. Over 25 tickets have been sold so it is progressing nicely. Menu: Fruit Bowl, Muffins, Egg Frittata, Juice, Coffee, Tea Tickets can only be bought by ordering on registration form or calling Sally Hancock ( ). We must turn in our numbers to caterer before Rally begins on June 22nd. Have a red hat? Wear it (not required). OUR WEB SITE ADDRESS IS Stuff to Bring to Rally Pg 10 Pow Wow Registration Pg Rally (Samboree) Schedule Pg Drifter Sign Up Form Pg 17 TIME SENSITIVE INFORMATION PRINTED WITHIN STATE DIRECTOR: Karen and Larry Wells 3080 Jefferson-Scio Dr. SE Jefferson, OR Cell: Home:

2 JUNE CHAPTER ANNIVERSARIES Hobo Sams 44 years Oregon Single Sams 33 years River City Sams 28 years Layover Sams 11 years The Challenge of 20 AMP Camping When camping with a limited amount of AMPs you must first consider the importance of restricting the use of heat producing appliances. Heat producers include toasters, electric fry pans, electric hot water heater, space heaters, hair dryers and microwaves. Most RV s have propane options for both hot water and available furnace for heating. When electrical outages occur, it has been discovered many campers were using space heaters and hair dryers in the early morning. Sudden over use of electricity can cause the RV Park to have an outage as well as the individual RV. 100 watt Bulb 1 AMP, 40 watt Bulb.3 AMP Above information is provided only as a guide in limiting your AMP consumption. Source: RV Information from Kampgrounds of America, Inc. and Georgia Power Home Appliance Amp Reference Chart. Available on-line NEW CHAPTER MEMBERS Good Sam Klamath Kampers 1 Tim & Paula Hill Polk About Sams 1 Fred & Grace Huppert McKenzie River Drifters 1 Jim & Randi Rigsby Ready Roamers 1 Ken & Jeannette Lambert Tri-Mountain Sams 1 Edward & Linda Jacoby Appliance Memorial Scroll Donna Tharp Spouse: Jim (Deceased) Chapter: 79ers Born: August 19, 1924 Died: March 20, 2016 Ed Lickar Spouse: Mary Chapter: Rolling Coasters Born: November 11, 1928 Died: April 20, 2016 Nadine Adams Spouse: David Chapter: River City Sams Born: September 9, 1928 AMP Consumption Air Conditioner (one) 13 AMPS Box Fan 1.5 Clock Radio.5 Computer 2 Coffee Maker 10 Hair Dryer (1500 watts) 13 Hair Dryer (800 watts) 6.5 Iron 10 Microwave 12 Refrigerator 3.5 Toaster 9.5 Vacuum Cleaner 10 Small Heater 8 RV Hot Water heater 12 2

3 GETTING TO KNOW YOU We are featuring a different Oregon Good Sam member every month in the Drifter. After you read this, try to guess who the person is. Where were you born and give a couple of sentences describing your childhood? I was born in a small seaside town in Massachusetts. My father was a drummer and I was a tap dancer. Give us a short story about your marriage? I married my Dad s nurse. What is something no one knows about you? I am a Puppeteer. What is your favorite color? Blue Where would you go if you could have your dream vacation? I am happy at home where I work with many volunteers. What are a few of the items on your bucket list? Just being able to serve God. Figured it out? Answer on last page A NOTE FROM TERRY PARMAN, SHOW DIRECTOR Our Under the Sea stage scenery is painted and our painters did a spectacular job. I want to thank all those who were so gracious to give up a Wednesday for six weeks: 79ers, - Layover Sams, - Portland Single Sams, - Bridgetown Campers A very special thank you to my husband, Larry, for making additional trips to the paint barn to make sure everything was in order. We are so proud of the work we did and do hope you all enjoy it at the Roseburg Rally. When you see one of these Chapters, thank them for their special contribution to make our Roseburg Rally (Samboree) spectacular. National Trails Day (americanhiking.org) is on the 4 th of June which means a day of free outdoor events in all 50 states. Try a new sport, like kayaking or trail running. As a 2015 Frontiers in Psychology article notes, spending time in nature is associated with better long-term health. 3

4 Karen s Chat Larry and I started out the year with a goal of visiting every Oregon Good Sam Chapter in our state. We started in November and December 2015, going to a lot of Thanksgiving and Christmas meetings/dinners. Out of the 42 chapters in Oregon, we have now visited with 25 of them. That means we only have 17 more to go. They are: Bay Area Renegade Sams Cascade Cruisers River City Sams Clackamas Campers Rogue River Rooster Sams Good Sam Beaver Dam #1 79ers Good Sam Klamath Kampers Southern Oregon Crimson Circle Hobo Sams Spruce Runners Jumpin Junipers The 89ers Portland Single Sams Weekend Sams Rim Rock Recs Westside Wanderers Some of these chapters we will see at the Pow Wow. Others we are already scheduled to visit during the next 4 months. If you belong to one of these remaining chapters, please call me at to schedule our visit. We want to complete this challenge. Each time we come home from one of our visits we say, Wow, that was wonderful! Chapters are not alike, each has its own personality and that s why we love em. I ve been collecting recipes from most of the visits. Another one from the RiverBenders is on a different page of this Drifter. It was delicious!! Between the yummy food and potlucks, I find I am having a harder time keeping off the weight. I want to see all of you at this year s Rally (Samboree). The work that has been put into planning, construction, sweat and tears (not tears, but loss of sleep) has been phenomenal. If you don t come it will be for naught. Then we will have to dip into our savings (not good) and we won t have the same wonderful response next time around. I will have to raise the price next year; this year we have the cheapest GSC registration fee west of the Mississippi. If we don t support our vendors (over 23) they won t be back next year. Please think long and hard on this. You know, I will even forgo the raise in the registration fee on June 1 st, just so you will come this year. Karen 4

5 REPORT FROM THE MAY MINI-RALLY IN RICKREALL In Oregon Good Sam, we have two voting bodies: one is the State Staff and the other is made up of our Chapter Presidents. We had a good turnout during the President s Meeting on Saturday morning and the Staff meeting on Friday. Between the two, they made some very important decisions: Staff voted to stop wearing the red cowboy hats. It was an unanimous decisian. I even heard some happy shouting when that happened. I guess they figured since that one passed, they would get a little braver and vote to let the members wear shorter black pants when the weather is hot. The vote was almost as loud as the first one. There was only one little no from our sweet Ann. Since we don t want to make her unhappy, I m sure we will only wear our shorter pants when it is extremely hot, not just partly warm. Right, eh? The Presidents voted to sell a couple of our small white cargo trailers and purchase a new larger one. Larry and I will be pulling the big one with our motorhome. Everything in the 3 white trailers will fit into the bigger one. It has been a big hassle to find 3-4 trailer drivers every time we moved from one meeting to the other. That s not the last of the big votes. The Presidents voted to end our tenure with Polk County Fairgrounds. We will now be camping on grassy fields instead of rocky acres. We will piggyback with the Westerner s Round-up in April at Wapiti RV Park for our Spring Gathering and sitting on grass at the Hood River Fairgrounds in Odell for our Fall Gathering. Hopefully we can piggyback with the Pow Wow someday in September or October. Another decision the Staff made was to have 2016 the last year for the Brag Flag program. Trying to count volunteer hours for all the activities the volunteers do at the Rally was becoming too big of a problem. So you need to get out there and play your heart out at the Rally so you can win the final Brag Flag. And last, but not least, we all grabbed black garbage bags and picker-uppers and walked all over the Polk County Fairgrounds picking up trash. Where Good Sam is, Good Things Happen!! And then we piled in front of the Kundert s rig and had our photo taken. It was a great time shared by all. Thank you everyone for being there. We love ya all. Karen 5

6 Where Good Sam Is, Good Things Happen We are people who do good things. One of these activities is collecting food for the local food banks. Last year we donated food for the Myrtle Creek Food Bank. It was so appreciated. This year we are going to support two food banks; one in southern Douglas County and the other in northern Douglas County. The South Douglas Food Bank, located in Riddle, serves between 300 and 350 households a month (1,000 to 1,350 individuals). Except in emergency situations, clients come only once a month and most families come six times or less a year. The only information required is name, local address and number of people in the household. This facility is shopping style. Clients fill out the necessary form each time they come and are given a color coded card which is a guide to the amount of food they are allowed to take. A volunteer meets each client with a shopping cart filled with boxes and plastic bags (unless the client brings cloth bags). They then go together through the store with the client selecting from each section. About 40 volunteers work each month to pick up donations and purchased food, stock shelves, clean the facility, repack some items, do paperwork and assist people as they shop. This facility would not be possible without the help of grants and local donations of food and money. Items they need on an ongoing basis are: Canned fruit and vegetables Soup, chili, stew, canned meats Pasta, including macaroni & cheese Pork and beans, refried beans Any canned food no home canned Baby food not outdated Margarine/butter Powdered laundry soap we repack Travel size soaps unused Toothbrushes and toothpaste Fresh produce in season Plastic bags, storage bags, twist ties Egg cartons Tuna, canned meats Cereal, crackers, flour Peanut butter Canned tomato products Juice of all kinds Dried beans Rice Toilet paper Bar soap, shampoo Coffee, tea we repack Baby diapers Pet food Let s fill the tables in the hallway of the Community Building (across from Registration). Chris Ping just called to say she will not be able to be at the Samboree due to health issues. Through the years she has been so faithful to help when people started feeling ill. With 911, her job slowly became just a blood pressure taker. Is there someone out there who knows how to test for people s blood pressure the old fashioned way? Judy Simons and Karen Wells know how to do it but they have many other jobs to keep them busy. We need a new volunteer to be in charge of the BP booth in the Vendor Fair from 9:00-10:00 am and 1:00-2:00 pm each day, Wednesday through Saturday. If you think you d like to do this, please contact Karen Wells at

7 Here is the recipe I said was coming. APPLE BREAKFAST LASAGNA 12 slices frozen or homemade French toast 6 slices cooked ham 2 cups grated cheese (mixture of Cheddar and Monterey Jack) 1 can (20 oz.) apple pie filling 1 cup granola with raisins Topping (recipe follows) Layer 6 slices of French toast in 9x13-inch pan. Top each piece with ham; sprinkle ham evenly with 1 ½ cups of shredded cheese. Top with remaining 6 slices of French toast. Spread apple pie filling evenly over toast, then sprinkle with granola. Bake in 350 degree oven for 25 minutes. Remove from oven and sprinkle with remaining ½ cup shredded cheese. Return to oven for 5 minutes or until cheese melts. Serve with topping, if desired. Topping: Mix 1 cup sour cream with 1/3 cup brown sugar until smooth. Found on Internet During a recent password audit by a company, it was found an employee was using the following password: MickeyMinniePlutoHueyLouieDeweyDonaldGoofySacramento When asked why she had such a long password, she rolled her eyes and said: Hello! It has to be at least 8 characters and include at least one capital. WHERE GOOD WIN SAM PRIZE IS WITH RECEIPTS DOG PARK AT THE SAMBOREE GOOD THINGS HAPPEN Remember, if you go out to eat or purchase items There will be a Dog Park at the Samboree in Roseburg and the surrounding area, bring your this year. It is 1/3 acre, fenced in receipt with your name, phone number and regis- park featuring agility equipment and tration # on the back and drop it into the shade trees. It is sponsored by Merchant Receipts box in Vendors Fair. If your receipt Sutherlin Woodstock Festival and is drawn, you will win a nice prize. Sutherlin Chamber of Commerce. 7

8 I m still looking for a videographer. Give me a call if you d like to try your hand. By the way, we have a camera available. UNDER THE SEA COLORING PAGES There is a new hot trend sweeping the country: coloring books for adults. If it s been decades since you did some coloring, you might want to try it out in Hospitality during the Rally (Samboree). Coloring can help reduce stress and calm your thoughts as you take a break from difficult tasks or wind down for bed. You could even color with your grandkids for some quiet fun when you are at home. Come to Hospitality in the Floral Building and give it a try. Here is one to practice on. All the pictures will be from our theme, Under the Sea. 8

9 CONTEST RULES Top Park Each chapter to enter their favorite RV Park The park that receives the most votes will receive 1 year free advertising on OGS website If there is a tie between parks with the most votes, a drawing will decide the winner Photo Contest Enter your Under the Sea photo Winner will receive Camping World $50 gift certificate Second and third prize will receive Camping World $20 gift certificate Chapter Newsletter Contest Bring two samples of your chapter newsletters published between through Winner will receive Camping World $20 gift certificate Talisman Match Be the first to find your match Go together to GS office to verify and register your match Two winners from the winning match team will receive Camping World $20 gift certificates from a drawing Pull Tab Collection Winning Chapter with the most poundage will receive Camping World $50 gift certificate New Member Contest Chapter with the most new members signed up between to and published in the Drifter will be the winner Winner will receive Camping World $50 gift certificate Site Decoration Contest (new name for Water Jug Contest) There is no size limit except to say it must fit into space available without obstructing other people or RVs Display can be on your RV or around it, whichever fits best without causing other people to be inconvenienced by it You can use water jugs or not. Makes no difference It has to follow the theme Under the Sea Winner will receive Camping World $50 gift certificate. 9

10 While packing your RV to come to the Samboree, don t forget to bring the following items: Food for our Food Drive We are donating non-perishable food items to a food bank in Yoncalla and another one in Riddle. Without our help, many children go without nourishing food. Cash dona tions are also accepted. If you wish, write check to OGS and put food bank on memo line. (See list of items needed on page 6 in this Drifter) Fun & Food Night s Walk Game Items We don t want goodies with sugar. We need small RV/camping items. You can drop these items off at the OGS office in the Floral Building. Pull Tabs (Take to the Weigh-In) Money raised from collected pull tabs goes to help low-income people who are experiencing kidney dialysis. Helps to pay for gas, tires, and motel costs as patients must travel long distances for three treatments a week. Black Pants and White Shirts Join in the festivities by volunteering to be a flag bearer. You just need black pants and a white shirt/blouse. Newsletters Enter them into the Newsletter Contest. Good Heavy Duty Extension Cord and Pigtail You will use this to hook your RV power cord into 20 amp. User Friendly Food Food items for your consumption which do not require excessive electric power to prepare. Golden Wed Picture Poster If you are celebrating your anniversary with us Theme Costumes For the Costume Parade and the Pet Parade Theme Decorations For the Site Decorations Contest that you will put on or beside your RV Samboree Confirmation papers These will be sent to you in the next week with your personal copy of the Rally (Samboree) schedule, a note to First Timers and a note to inform you we are looking forward to seeing you. Photo Contest Pictures For the Theme Photo Contest 10

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12 The Long Awaited 2016 Good Sam RV Rally (Samboree) Schedule TUESDAY, JUNE 21 2:00 pm Registration Staff Mtg. Umpqua Rm #0, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 3:00 pm Staff Meeting Umpqua Rm #0, Community Bldg Karen Wells, Ann Springer 4:00 pm Staff Only Register Hallway, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 4:30 pm Greeters Meeting Hospitality, Floral Bldg Karen Wells WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 - SAMBOREE OPENS WITH A BANG - 7:00 am Walk for a Healthier You Big Flag Connie Morrill 7:30 am Hospitality Opens Floral Bldg Eugene Sojourner Gals 7:30-9:00 am Coffee & Donuts Hospitality, Floral Bldg Joyce Dart/John Davis/Ron H. 7:30-9:00 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Dee Veenendaal, Karen Wells 8:00-4:00 pm Vendor Fair Open Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells, Don Nedrow 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Store Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Alice Ferrell 8:00-4:00 pm Registration Open Hallway, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Office Opens Hospitality, Floral Bldg Ann Springer 9:00 am Golf Tournament Begins Stewart Golf Course Al Garton, Wally Jensen 9:00-10:00 am SEMINAR: Fantasy Tours #1 Umpqua, #1 Community Bldg Nel Filliger,Host: Larry Wells 9:00-10:00 am CRAFT: Rock Painting Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Delight Hamer 9:00-10:00 am Blood Pressure Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 9:00-10:30 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg? 9:30 am DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 10:00-11:00amROSEBURG PRESENTATION Pacific Room, Community Bldg Rachael Miller, Director Roseburg Chamber of Commerce Host: Larry Wells 11:00 am First Timers Meeting Umpqua #0, Community Bldg Larry Minor 11:00am-noon VIP Gathering/Picnic By invitation only Mary Swanson, Dyann Shaver Noon-1:00 pm Choralier Practice Douglas Hall Terry Parman Noon-1:00 pm Single Mingle Floral Bldg, Bring your lunch Pearl Lewman 1:00 pm Flag Bearers Meeting Covered Patio Tom Gilkey 1:00-2:00 pm Blood Pressure Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 1:30-3:00 pm 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Larry Minor 2:00 pm DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 2:00-3:00 pm SEMINAR: Travel Show #1 Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Steve Arndt: Host: Larry W. 2:00-3:00 pm SEMINAR: Geo Cache Class Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Karen Wells 3:00-4:00 pm SEMINAR: Wagonmaster Class Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Jerry Schloss: Host: Larry W. 3:00-4:00 pm CRAFT: Screen Door ButterflyUmpqua #2, Community Bldg Toni Kindle 4:15 pm Flag Bearers meet with Tom Hospitality, Floral Bldg Tom Gilkey 5:00 pm OPENING CEREMONY & MEMORIAL SERVICE Garden Park Karen Wells 5:30 pm 50/50 DRAWING Garden Park (must be present to win) Larry Minor 6:30 pm Bingo Cards For Sale Pacific Rm, Community Bldg Steve Moist & 79ers 7:00 pm BINGO Pacific Rm, Community Bldg Steve Moist & 79ers 7:00 pm HAND/FOOT TOURNAMENT Hospitality, Floral Bldg Tom & Marion Gilkey GO TO NEXT PAGE 12

13 THURSDAY, JUNE 23 CAMPING WORLD DAY 7:00 am Walk for a Healthier You Big Flag Connie Morrill 7:30 am Diner Opens Hallway, Community Bldg Fairground Caterer 7:30 am Hospitality Opens Floral Bldg Eugene Sojourner Gals 7:30-9:00 am Coffee & CW Donuts Hospitality, Floral Bldg Joyce Dart/John Davis/ Ron H 7:30-9:00 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Ann Springer, Karen Wells 8:00 am PEW Pickup Place Cards in RV Window Tom Gilkey 8:00-4:00 pm Vendor Fair Open Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells, Don Nedrow 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Store Open Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Alice Ferrell 8:00-4:00 pm Registration Open Hallway, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Office Open Hospitality, Floral Bldg Ann Springer 9:00-10:00 am Blood Pressures Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 9:00-10:00 am SEMINAR: RV Tire Mgmt. Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Host: Larry Wells 9:00-10:00 am SEMINAR:GPS & Smart PhoneUmpqua #2, Community Bldg Host: Rich Sanders 9:00-10:30 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg? 9:30 am DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 9:45 am MERCHANT DRAWINGS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 10:00-11:00amSEMINAR:RV Elec, Solar, Batt.Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Host: Larry Wells 10:00-11:00amSEMINAR:Awning/Slideouts Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Host: Rich Sanders 10:30 am Sign Up Pet/Theme Parade Garden Park Judy Simon 11:00 am PET/THEME COSTUME PARADE Garden Park Judy Simon Noon-1:00 pm Choralier Practice Douglas Hall Terry Parman Noon-1:00 pm Single Mingle Floral Bldg, Bring your lunch Pearl Lewman 1:00 am PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT Pacific Rm, Community Bldg Jan Chapin 1:30 pm Diner Closes Hallway, Community Bldg Fairgrounds Caterer 1:30-3:00 pm 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Bob & Judy Simons 1:00-2:00 pm SEMINAR: GS Member ServicesUmpqua #1, Community Bldg Host: Larry Wells 1:00-2:00 pm SEMINAR: Pilot Flying J Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Phil Reynolds, H- R.Sanders 1:00-2:00 pm SEMINAR: Women Only RV Walkaround Outside next to Director s RV Wally Jensen 1:00-2:00 pm Blood Pressures Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 2:00 pm DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 2:00-3:00 pm SEMINAR: Fantasy Tours #2 Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Nel Filliger, Host: Larry Wells 2:00-3:00 pm SEMINAR: Travel Show #2 Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Steve Arndt, Host: Rich Sanders 2:15 pm MERCHANT DRAWING Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 3:00-4:00 pm Talk Thru for Fri. Night Prog. Umpqua Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells, Tom Gilkey 4:00-5:00 pm Fun & Food Night Setup Covered Patio Pam Kundert 5:00-6:30 pm FUN & FOOD NIGHT Covered Patio Pam Kundert 6:00 pm 50/50 DRAWING Covered Patio (must be present to win) Larry Minor 7:00-9:00 pm WIZARD TOURNAMENT Hospitality, Floral Bldg Marion and Tom Gilkey GO TO NEXT PAGE 13

14 FRIDAY, JUNE 24 7:00 am Walk for a Healthier You Big Flag Connie Morrill 7:30 am Diner Opens Hallway, Community Bldg Fairgrounds Caterer 7:30 am Hospitality Opens Floral Bldg Eugene Sojourner Gals 7:30-9:00 am Coffee & Donuts Hospitality, Floral Bldg Joyce Dart/John Davis/Ron H 7:30-9:00 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Ann Springer, Karen Wells 8:00 am Red Hat Brunch Setup Pacific Rm, Community Bldg Jeanne Komlofske 8:00-4:00 pm Vendor Fair Open Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells/Don Nedrow 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Store Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Alice Ferrell 8:00-4:00 pm Registration Open Hallway, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Office Open Hospitality, Floral Bldg Ann Springer 8:30 am BEAN BAG TOURNAMENT Garden Park Steve Moist & 79ers 9:00-10:00 am SEMINAR: Alaska Job Oppt. Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Host: Larry Wells 9:00-10:00 am SEMINAR: Travel Show #3 Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Host: Rich Sanders 9:00-10:00 am Blood Pressure Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 9:00-10:30am50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Larry Minor 9:30 am DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 9:30-11:00 am RED HAT BRUNCH/PROG. Pacific Rm, Community Bldg Jeanne Komlofske 9:45 am MERCHANT DRAWINGS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 10:00-11:00amSEMINAR: Sky Med Int l Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Michele Lorenz, Host: L Wells 10:00-11:00amCRAFT: Paper Beads Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Caren Farber Noon-1:00 pm Choralier Practice Douglas Hall Terry Parman Noon-1:00 pm Single Mingle Floral Bldg, Bring your lunch Pearl Lewman 1:00-2:00 pm CRAFT: Yarn Wrapped Vase Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Host: Rich Sanders 1:00-2:00 pm CRAFT: Sock Snowman Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Mable Moist 1:00-2:00 pm Blood Pressures Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 1:00-3:00 pm FIELD GAMES Garden Park Jack Gardiner & Ready Roamers 1:30 pm Diner Closes Hallway, Community Bldg Fairgrounds Caterer 1:30-3:00 pm 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Dyann Shaver 2:00 pm DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 2:00 pm Catered Dinner Setup Pacific Rm. Community Bldg Joyce Burt 2:15 pm MERCHANT DRAWINGS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 3:00 pm Saturday Show Talk Thru Douglas Hall Terry Parman 3:00 pm CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT Hospitality, Floral Bldg Carla Nicholson 4:30 pm CATERED DINNER Pacific/Umpqua Rm, Community Bldg Joyce Burt 6:30 pm 50/50 DRAWING Douglas Hall (must be present to win) Larry Minor 6:30 pm CHAPTER RECOGNITION Douglas Hall Karen Wells SATURDAY, JUNE 25 7:00 am Walk for a Healthier You Big Flag Connie Morrill 7:30 am Diner Opens Hallway, Community Bldg Fairgrounds Caterer 7:30 am Hospitality Opens Floral Bldg Eugene Sojourners Gals 7:30-9:00 am Coffee & Donuts Hospitality, Floral Bldg Joyce Dart/John Davis/Ron H 7:30-9:00 am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Ann Springer 8:00-9:00 am CLASS: Beginning Sudoku Tips Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Karen, Sally & Bob Simons 8:00-9:00 am CRAFT: Beaded Spider Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Phyllis Slack 8:00-4:00 pm Vendor Fair Open Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells, Don Nedrow 14

15 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Store Cascade Rm, Community Bldg Alice Ferrell 8:00-4:00 pm Registration Open Hallway, Community Bldg Sally Hancock 8:00-4:00 pm Good Sam Office Open Hospitality, Floral Bldg Ann Springer 9:00 am CRIBBAGE FINALS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Carla Nicholson 9:00-10:00am SEMINAR: Fantasy Tours #3 Umpqua #1, Community Bldg Nel Filliger, Host: Larry Wells 9:00-10:00am SEMINAR: Sky Med Int l Umpqua #2, Community Bldg Michele Lorenz, H. R.Sanders 9:00-10:00 am Blood Pressures Vendor Fair, Community Bldg TBA 9:00-10:00am JUNIOR OLYMPICS Garden Park Steve Moist & 79ers 9:00-10:30am 50/50 SALES Canopy next to Floral Bldg Rich & Eileen Sanders 9:00-10:30am QUILTERS SHOW & SWAP Umpqua Rm #0, Community Bldg Leilani Chartier 9:30 am DOOR PRIZES Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 9:45 am MERCHANT DRAWINGS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 10:00 am SENIOR OLYMPICS Garden Park Steve Moist & 79ers 11:00 am PULL TAB WEIGH-IN Covered Patio, East End Ready Roamers Noon-1:00 pm Single Mingle Floral Bldg. Bring your lunch Pearl Lewman Noon-1:00 pm Choralier Practice Douglas Hall Terry Parman 12:45 pm Pre-Gathering, Golden Weds Douglas Hall Bob & Judy Simons 1:00 pm Diner Closes Hallway, Community Bldg Fairgrounds Caterer 1:00-2:00 pm Blood Pressures Vendor Fair, Community. Bldg TBA 1:15 pm GOLDEN WEDS Douglas Hall Dyann Shaver Following ICE CREAM SOCIAL Pacific/Umpqua Rm, Community Bldg Pam Kundert 3:00 pm Awards, Raffle Drawings, DFD Pacific/Umpqua Rm, Community Bldg Karen Wells 4:00 pm DOOR PRIZES (final pick up) Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 4:15 pm MERCHANT DRAWINGS Hospitality, Floral Bldg Wendy Wimer 6:30 pm Doors Open for Show Douglas Hall Terry Parman 7:00 pm FINAL 50/50 DRAWINGS Douglas Hall (must be present to win) Larry Minor 7:10 pm UNDER THE SEA SHOW Douglas Hall Terry Parman Following WRAP PARTY Pacific Rm. Community Bldg Layover Sams SUNDAY, JUNE 26 8:00 am SUNDAY FAITH CONCERT Douglas Hall Salem Singers 9:00 am LARGE DOOR PRIZES Douglas Hall (must be present to win) Larry Wells 9:15 am CLOSING CEREMONIY Douglas Hall Karen Wells 10:00 am Tear Down HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME BOLD RED Door prizes & Drawings BOLD BLUE 50/50 sales & Drawings BOLD PURPLE Major Key Events BOLD BLACK Seminars & Crafts See you 15

16 Oregon Good Sam Club, State Director Karen & Larry Wells 3080 Jefferson-Scio Dr SE, Jefferson, OR oregon@goodsamfamily.org HERE IS HOW YOU CAN GET A COPY OF THE DRIFTER Please send me a subscription to THE DRIFTER, newsletter of the Oregon Good Sam Club: New Renewal Hard paper copy sent by Postal Service (11 issues) $10 for one year copy sent by (11 issues) Free $ $ 0 Make check payable to: Oregon Good Sam Total $ Name Street Address City State Zip - Phone Cell Chapter Required for E-Drifter Subscription MAIL THIS FORM AND CHECK TO: Karen Wells, 3080 Jefferson-Scio Dr SE, Jefferson OR Has your address changed? Has your mailing address changed? Please let Karen know or , oregon@goodsamfamily.org Karen s dream is all Oregon Good Sam members will receive The Drifter If you don t want to receive it, you can opt out by letting Karen know your choice. Merrill Cook Our Website Our Oregon@goodsamfamily.org 16