Susan Rayner It is part of the SaddleBrooke Dog Park Mission Statement to “sponsor or otherwise support pet rescue efforts.” To help fulfill this goal, the Dog Park hosted a People Party on February 23 to raise money for the SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network. A good crowd came to support this effort as well as…
Fran Dorr and Susan Schwartz welcomed new members of the SaddleBrooke Peace Corps Connect group on March 27 at the Roadrunner Grill. The group started in January and the fourteen members represent more than nine host countries where they served in Africa, Asia, Central and South America. The group is made up of returned Peace…
Janet Tucker The warm weather has finally arrived! This is the perfect time to get out, meet a few new people and start painting! Even seasoned artists need a kick-start sometimes and signing up for a class can definitely put you back in the mood to create. And don’t forget, the fall Fine Arts Show…
On February 27, the MountainView Country Club was the venue for a luncheon and style show to benefit the Philanthropic Education Organization (P.E.O.) In addition to lunch and a runway show featuring fashions from Nadines, over 300 guests enjoyed entertainment provided by the SilverBelles and Silver Beau, Steve Holdener. After dancing to Papa Loves Mambo and…
Ted Belanger Our annual event was held this year on March 7 and was a great success thanks to the committee of Joanne Marmon, Diana Luthy and Patsy Chase. Starting with a social hour in the Big Horn Dining Room, the 80 members enjoyed a fabulous dinner of prime rib or sea bass prepared to…
The Gardeners Exchange welcomes Amy Belk, Tuesday, April 28, at 1:00 p.m. to the SaddleBrooke Ranch La Hacienda Club. Amy writes a garden column introducing unfamiliar plants to readers of Tucson Happenings Magazine. For The Gardeners Exchange, she will discuss what makes a perennial and talk about some of the very best cold hardy perennials for…