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1900s, serving the needs of Powell Butte
residents. This remains the number one pri-
ority of this group, which includes every res-
ident of Powell Butte.
These meetings often include guest
speakers.
Board meetings:
The fourth Tuesday of
the month at 7 p.m., and all members are
welcome to attend.
Public meetings:
The second Tuesday of
each month at 7 p.m., unless otherwise
specified by the board. The group does not
meet in July, August. and September.
Board of directors:
Chairman:
Art Proctor
Phone:
541-548-2933
Director, treasurer:
Melba Carter
Phone:
541-504-5450 after April 15
Director, secretary:
Barbara
Lundquist
Phone:
541-548-1215
Director, webmaster:
Dennis
Marston
Phone:
541-548-6175
Director:
Anne Greenwood
Phone:
541-447-6994
Director:
Walt Wagner
Phone:
541-447-4899
Website:
-
tecommunitycenter.com
Volunteers:
Yes
Prineville Golf Club
“The Best Little Nine Holes
in Oregon.” The Prineville Golf
Club is a private membership
club. Although it started out
with just six holes in 1949, the
Prineville Golf Club soon added
three more holes and has con-
tinued to grow over the years.
Rates are comparable to non-
private clubs. New members are currently
welcome.
☞
Club House or Pro Shop
Location:
7120 N.E. Ochoco Hwy
Phone:
541-447-7266
Membership:
125
Prineville Hospital Foundation
When the tax levy failed in 1981, a
resourceful group of community leaders
founded Prineville Hospital Foundation.
The mission was and continues to be to
provide financial support to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital for capital and equip-
ment needs. Located on the hospital cam-
pus at 1201 NE Elm St., the Foundation,
with the help of community resources and
memberships, has funded many projects
since 1980. These include the Emergency
Department and equipment for the
Intensive Care Unit. Pioneer Memorial
Hospital continues to serve the community
by saving lives and helping the sick, both
acute and chronic, in Crook County.
Community support of Foundation events
like the Art and Music Gala, Founders’ Day
Breakfast, Fund an Item, memorials, and
donations through wills, trust funds and
grants will help to raise the funds needed
for technological advances and the capital
needs of the hospital, our community
health resource.
Executive Director:
Daleena Green
Phone:
541-447-2523
President:
Bobbi Brooks
Phone:
541-447-3299
Volunteers:
Yes
Prineville Ridge Riders
Since 1947, the Prineville Ridge Riders
(PRR) have been a popular family oriented
saddle club in Crook County.
Play Days are organized monthly. On the
second Saturday in May, the club hosts a
riding event that has become nationally
recognized for its endurance rides, drawing
competitors from all over the world. The
club is open to anyone.
Meetings:
The first Monday of each
month
Location:
The clubhouse on O’Neil
Highway
Contact:
Cole Still
Phone:
541-447-5515
Membership:
45
Prineville Women’s Connection
The group offers dynamic programs
specifically designed to meet the needs of
people today. The monthly meetings are
open to all and are announced in advance
in the Central Oregonian newspaper. The
program generally includes a featured pres-
entation, speaker and music performance,
door prizes, networking with other women,
and no membership dues. Watch for the
quarterly night meeting announcements in
the Central Oregonian.
Luncheon:
The third Tuesday of each
month
Contact:
Teresa Ervin
Phone:
541-447-6975
Contact:
Betty Jean
Phone:
541-447-4304
Volunteers:
Yes
Rimrock Volleyball Club
Beginning to advanced volleyball skills
taught to girls, ages 9-years-old to 18-
years-old.
Signups for 14 and under are in the third
week of November.
Tryouts for the traveling high school-age
girls are also in the third week of
November.
Tournaments run from January to March
18, for 14-and-under, and January to June
for the traveling teams.
Club Directors:
Rosie and Jerry Honl
Phone:
541-416-1048, 541-633-3670, or
541-788-2754
Email:
Website:
VBC.com
Membership:
150
Rotary Club of Crook County
The club is open to business and
community leaders interested in
community projects.
Meetings:
Tuesdays noon to 1 p.m.
Location:
Meadow Lakes
Restaurant
Secretary:
Kristi Hiaasen
Phone:
541-447-6217
Membership:
36
Volunteers:
Yes
Sagebrush Shufflers
The evenings start out with pre-
rounds at 7 p.m., and mainstream
square-dancing from 7:30-10 p.m.
Every third tip is Plus square-danc-
ing. The public is invited to come
and watch for free.
Meetings:
The second and fourth
Saturdays of each month
Location:
Ochoco Elementary, 440 N.W.
Madras Highway
Contact:
Robin
Phone:
541-923-8570
Scribblers
The Scribblers Writing Club is an infor-
mal group of local writers. A collection of
novice, aspiring, and published writers offer
friendly critique and writing tips for their
members. This club is open to new mem-
bers and guests.
Meeting:
Wednesdays 1:30 p.m.
Location:
Crook County Library, Juniper
Room.
Conact:
Mary Reed
Phone:
541-447-6926
Contact:
Frances Juris
Phone:
541-447-7190
Membership:
15
Senior Center Quilters
Everyone is welcome to come and join
this day of fellowship. You can quilt, sew, or
just visit.
Meetings:
Mondays 9 a.m. to noon
The Crook County Historical Society works closely with the A.R. Bowman
Museum.
