Karen Gray October 20 was a bright, clear day when five women set off for Mt. Lemmon hoping to see some fall color. We hiked up the Aspen Loop Trail starting at 7420 feet with an accumulated gain of over 1000 feet. It is a good workout at that elevation but the delicious smell…
Diane Aaron It was a howling success with dogs of all sizes in their finest costumes, showing off with their owners. Here is Wonder Woman, aka Kenzie, with Super Woman and Batman, aka Dana and Terry Johnson; photo by Bob Koblewski
Bob White October, November and now December – and the square dance students of the Class of 2018, as of December 10, are practicing Lesson 10, more than half way through the mainstream portion of the classes. In just a few more weeks they will have completed 19 lessons and can be on their way…
David Stanard Resurrection Church at SaddleBrooke will hold its Christmas Eve Service at 1:00 p.m. on December 24. A popular and well-attended service in past years, it will take place in the Vermilion Room of the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse. Leading this service of traditional music and his message will be Pastor Tim Nybroten. Those who…
Carol Thompson This fall nine new members were welcomed to the SaddleBrooke Paper Crafters Club. Hosted at the home of President Sharon Scanlan, the planning committee also included board members: Opal Larkin, Doris Dieterle, Mary Barrios and Georgeann Becker. New members learned of all the creative activities the club has in store for them: monthly…
Ann Kuperberg The November Sectional in Tucson produced many SaddleBrooke winners. Of special note, Steve Sahl became a Life Master. Congratulations also go to top ranking players. Barbara Feeley and Bob Brussel ranked 9 and 10 for the total games with 26.95 master points, playing pairs and Sunday Swiss Team. Other big winners were Greg…