Rolly Prager Robin Pinto will kick off the 2018 FSL Lecture Series with a presentation about the Chiricahua National Monument. Dr. Pinto will describe the landscapes of the Chiricahua Monument and the Faraway Ranch and how they are inextricably intertwined. Their geology and ecology, their people and resources, their histories of design and development have…
Maggie deBlock On October 26, Ellinor Montgomery, RN, author of Eat G.L.A.D. not S.A.D, presented to SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club a timely topic on eating healthy, which translates into healthy aging. She began with a success story involving her husband John who was 120 pounds overweight when they married. Due to his obese situation, he…
Tim Morsani Thinking about joining a service club but not sure of the commitment? Consider becoming an Amigo of the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke. An Amigo may attend weekly club luncheons to find out what types of programs are presented. She/he may participate in social activities and work-projects. An Amigo has the opportunity to analyze…
Dave Tiefenbach SaddleBrooke Computer Club offers classroom and online classes for new and experienced users of PCs, Macs, IPads and iPhones. New offerings for 2018 include Apple FaceTime, Photo Editing with Photoshop Elements and RootsMagic, a genealogy database program. Also offered is Fix or Build Your Own PC. A detailed description of all classes can…
Joan Elder All residents of SaddleBrooke (and guests) are invited to see Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story. This film which introduces the Jewish Film Festival has never been shown in Tucson before! It tells the incredible story of a couple you know – even if you did not know that you know them!…
Annie Maud Your vocabulary word of the day: Dendrochronology n / the science of dating events by studying growth rings in trees and wood. In 1937 a University of Arizona professor formalized this new science. A. E. Douglass found he could date events in the past by counting tree rings and studying their growth patterns.…