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A Member of the CRHEE, CWURA is based at Central Washington University in the geographical center of the great State of Washington and home of the CWU Wildcats 
TIAA-CREF is a financial sponsor of CWURA and its Newsletter. 
The golfers (click for a larger view) in the 12th Annual 2008 CWU Seniors Open: 
Does anyone know what the vertical indentation on the upper lip between the lip and the nose is called? You can find the answer buried elsewhere on the CWURA web pages so look around a bit. To contact the Webmaster, Email: cwura@cwu.edu Copyright
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Welcome to the CWU The Central Washington University Retirement Association (CWURA) was founded in 1990 to facilitate the mission and goals of the University and provide for continuing professional, educational and social activities of University personnel, among a number of purposes as specified in the CWURA Constitution. For further information on an application to join or to get on our mailing list, click on Application Breaking News and Notices 12th Annual Golf Scramble and Luncheon Another successful CWURA golf event was attended by 26 golfers and another 23 retirees joining them for lunch at the Ellensburg Golf Course on Friday, August 8, 2008. Don Schliesman and Jean Putnam once again took the golfers through their paces with six teams of four vying for prizes. Read all about it in the Fall Newsletter. President's Corner
Welcome to a new year. We have already enjoyed the first activity of the year, with the twelfth annual Senior Open and Luncheon on August 8th, thanks to the efforts of Jean Putmum, Don Schliesman, and many others who offered their services. We expect to once again sponsor a number of activities which we hope will be of interest to our fellow retirees. NaDine and I have had a busy summer, with trips to California, the Oregon Coast, British Columbia, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, to visit family and to leave some of our hard-earned money at the casinos in Las Vegas, etc. I'm sure the rest of you have been busy as well. We would be happy to include an account of your adventures; please send me the appropriate information me at the e-mail address below. We enjoyed the First Friday Coffee on August 1, and remind you all that the tradi-tion will continue on the first Friday of each month at 9:30 at the Dakota Café. Two of the regular participants in this activity, Gene and Laura Wilson, have recently moved to Richland. We wish them well in their new abode and hope that they will still find time to join us, at least oc-casionally, for First Friday. If you would like to receive information by e-mail, please send me your address. By Rosco Tolman Upcoming Events
Oct 17 Wine Tour of the lower Yakima valley (see Newsletter) Oct 18 Wendy Ritterreiser will present options for withdrawal of retirement funds, 2 pm in SURC 137A TBA Joe & Myrna Antonich's sailing trip from Argentina to Antartica Feb 16-24 CWU Alumni Exploratory Tour of Costa Rica Board Meeting Board of Directors Meetings are the third Friday of the month, 8:00 am at Black Hall, Dean's Conference Room First Friday Continues
Retirees and their friends enjoy refreshments and fellowship at Dakota Cafe(formerly Sweet Memories)'s new location at the former Dean's TV on Pearl St. at 9:30 am on the first Friday of each month. It's a changing crowd as people leave town or come home. Join us. Dues Include phone and E-mail address if you would like them on the member roster. |
