ANNUAL MEETING
Optional Activities
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CCAI’s Annual Meeting offers great networking opportunities through our series of optional social activities.  Be sure to join us for any or all of these events.  A separate registration fee applies for each event except for the Welcome Reception, which is included in the Annual Meeting Registration Fee.

SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Golf Outing - The Resort at the Mountain Golf Course
7:30 AM - 11:30 AM  
$80 per person includes greens fee, cart, prizes, sleeve of balls 
        
$25 for standard  clubs, $45 for upgraded club rental (pay on site)

The Courses, The Resort at The Mountain's 27-hole golf course nestled in the Salmon River Valley of the Mt. Hood National Forest, offers tee offs on three distinct nine hole tracks. There’s the region’s oldest course, the Pine Cone Nine. And the signature Foxglove Nine. Plus the forgiving Thistle Nine. Even non-golfers will enjoy spectacular views from the 19th hole!

The Courses truly is an unmatched golf experience for well-intentioned beginners to seasoned pros. Its natural landscape and views are awe-inspiring. Even breathtaking. Golfers seeking an exceptional outing in the Mt. Hood area will find The Courses one of the best and most scenic golf choices in all of Oregon. The stunning foothills-type surroundings offer what Portland golf courses cannot.  Here observance of sound golfing principles and strategy serve players well.

Appropriate golf attire required.

SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Mt. Hood & Timberline Lodge Tour & Lunch
12:00 PM - 3:30 PM Timberline Lodge
$55 per person
 

Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977, Timberline Lodge is one of Oregon’s most popular tourist attractions, drawing nearly two million visitors every year. Considered an architectural wonder, it’s still being used for its original intent—a magnificent ski lodge and mountain retreat for all to enjoy.  Not everyone thought it could be done. Build a ski lodge near the top of Oregon’s tallest mountain at the brutal height of the Great Depression? But build it they did—entirely by hand, inside and out—from massive timbers and rock they found in the wilderness. “They” were unemployed craftspeople hired by the Federal Works Progress Administration. Timberline Lodge is a tribute to their skills and a monument to a government that responded to the needs of its people in a desperate time.

Ground was broken on June 14, 1936. Work was done amazingly quick, rushed due to extreme weather conditions and the uncertainty of the WPA’s future. Just 15 months had passed, when President Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the completed lodge on September 28, 1937.
We will have lunch first at the Cascade restaurant at Timberline.  Voted one of the top 10 mountaintop restaurants in the Western U.S. and Canada by Sunset magazine, Cascades is renowned for its exquiste dishes prepared with only the finest Northwest ingredients. 

 

After lunch we'll join a U.S. Forest Service Ranger for a tour of historic Timberline Lodge where we will explore the rich history of the Lodge and all it has to offer.


MONDAY, JUNE 20
CCAI Backyard Barbeque and Game Night - The Rhododendron Garden
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM  Resort at the Mountain
$45 per person
Join us for a night of barbeque and friendly competition in the Rhododendron Garden! We will enjoy a casual picnic dinner followed by some family fun as we get the competitive juices flowing. The garden area boasts an 18-hole putting course, a lawn bowling course, and a regulation croquet course.  We will provide the equipment, you bring the fun!

Be sure to bring your A-game, as we will have prizes for teh top finisher.  Don't miss this night of good food and fun times with friends.
SPONSORSHIPS


Welcome Reception
Thanks to PRODUCTS FINISHING for sponsoring our opening reception at the hotel.
 

QUESTIONS?  Call the Leslie or Kelly at 859-356-1030