Sue Bush Before her life in SaddleBrooke, Betty Edwards, a regular player at the MountainView Bridge Club, was an assistant attorney general for Washington state, defending state employees and agencies at trial. When she retired at age 55, she became a snowbird and spent winters at Starr Pass in Tucson. Then, at age 60 she…
Carol Emerson Tai chi is a deep and multifaceted practice that can benefit practitioners in many ways. It has been practiced all over China for hundreds (some say thousands) of years for health, well-being, and self-defense. Here are just a few key aspects of a consistent tai chi practice. First, and most obviously, there is the physical component. You will gain…
Jim Donat and Mike Miller The new year is almost upon us. And if you like to play golf, now is the time to join the MountainView-Preserve Men’s Golf Association, also known as the MPMGA. If you are already a member, it is time to renew your membership. Membership is open to all men of…
Dian Kupper Each year the SaddleBrooke Niners and the SaddleBrooke Sputters team up for a fun day of golf and lunch. This year, 68 ladies turned out for this fun tournament. A modified scramble was the game for this year. In this tournament, the Niners tee off, select the best tee shot, and then play…
Dorothy Herr Excitement is already building for the ever-popular spring fashion show and luncheon hosted by Chapter EP of the P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood. Join your friends on Friday, Feb. 21, for a delicious lunch and see the latest fashions from Chico’s. The doors will open at 11 a.m., with lunch served at 11:30 a.m.…
Jo Ann Evans, president The Republican Women of Pinal County will meet Friday, Nov. 15, at 10 a.m. in the Catalina Room of the MountainView Country Club. (Please note the change from our usual meeting place.) Our speaker will be Pinal County Recorder Virginia Ross. She will discuss the results of the ballot initiatives that affect SaddleBrooke. She also…