Andrea Molberg This April, CCP (Community Circle Players) will give SaddleBrooke a live mystery dinner treat – Mafioso Murders. Actors will be moving among the diners dropping clues at CCP’s latest “whodunit.” Last year almost 900 attended CCP’s first dinner mystery, so plan early. Tickets for Mafioso Murders, which include the performance and an Italian themed…
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Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Independent Politics topic of next Freethinkers meeting
Rolly Prager Dr. Klar will be the guest speaker on Sunday, January 20 at the next meeting of SaddleBrooke Freethinkers. The presentation will start at 10:00 a.m. in the MountainView Ballroom. Her talk will include a discussion of her research regarding how individuals’ personal identities and social surroundings influence their political attitudes and behavior. Dr.…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
The Gem Show is coming
Pam Boedeker SaddleBrooke Nature Club’s speaker for the December meeting was Gloria Quigg. Her topic for the evening was Insiders Guide for Beginners Attending the World Class Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase. Gloria chairs the publicity for the gem show which is held at the Tucson Convention Center. She is knowledgeable about the show…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Hikers explore Cochise Stronghold Trail
Walt Shields On November 29, ten SaddleBrooke Hiking Club members hiked into the Dragoon Mountains to explore the Cochise Stronghold Trail. The trail, over the course of six miles and 1300 vertical feet, traverses through some of the most spectacular cathedral of rocks anywhere in southern Arizona. Located south of Benson, the rugged natural fortress…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Rotary Club donates to Senior Village of SaddleBrooke
Tim Morsani Gary Hammond (in the white shirt) receives a check for $5,000 from the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke. Thanks to the many people who enjoyed a Sunday afternoon with artist Diana Madaras, Senior Village of SaddleBrooke received a cash infusion to help defray the costs of insurance, technology and supplies used when assisting…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Dancing all around, but in a square
Bob White Those restless square dance circles seem to just have to keep on rolling. On the last Wednesday of November, sixteen SaddleBrooke Squares dancers headed on down Oracle Road to Ranch Vistoso and then on over to the Oro Valley Sun City (OVSC) auditorium for a square dance. It was sort of a special…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
ROTARACT: Building Leadership Skills and Community Service
Maggie deBlock On November 16, 2017, guest speakers for the SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club were three members of the University of Arizona Rotaract Club: Jesus Nevarez, president, Savannah Perno, Director of Services and Amy Lu Allan, Service Director. The University of Arizona Rotaract Club was founded in the fall of 2013 and is dedicated to…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
SaddleBrooke Computer Club
Spring computer classes have begun Dave Tiefenbach Spring computer classes started this month. Many of the classes still have space available. Go to the Computer Club website at www.saddlebrookecc.org. Click Member Login and on the Classes tab, choose Class Calendar, then click on the class desired. Click the Register Now button to sign up. December’s…
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
Windy City Club still celebrating
Clubs & Classes, January 2018
British Club holds holiday coffee and book exchange
Twink Gates-Zimdar On Saturday, December 2, twenty six members and one guest of the British Club enjoyed a Ladies and Gentlemen holiday coffee morning and book exchange at the home of Twink Gates-Zimdar and Bob Zimdar. Freshly baked mince pies, sausage rolls, quiche, coconut macaroons, Belgium chocolate cookies, holiday muffins, peppermint chocolate bark, fresh strawberries…