Pat Smith In January 2000, two dozen SaddleBrooke residents met at the home of Bill and Suzanne Brown to discuss the formation of an organization that would focus on celebrating and appreciating the culture, the foods and wines and the people of France. The outcome of this meeting was the SaddleBrooke Francophiles, which has grown…
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Clubs & Classes, October 2016
A taste of talent from the fall Fine Art Show
Maxine Ranicke is one of the many artists who will show their art work in the fall Fine Art Show. Maxine, formally from Belleview, Washington, has lived in SaddleBrooke for 11 years. Her first art lessons were given to her by French artist Maurice Kidgel at age 12 in Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii. Maxine majored in…
Religion, October 2016
The Amazing Story – Advent of Christ
Terry Barringer One of the most anticipated events of the Christmas season for the women of Community Church at SaddleBrooke and their friends and neighbors has been the Advent Celebration hosted by the Women’s Ministry. This special program has become an annual tradition for the past 12 years. The MountainView ballroom will be transformed for…
Religion, October 2016
Save the Date! Jerry Nelson at CCSB
Carol Thompson Once again, internationally-celebrated concert pianist, Jerry Nelson, will perform at Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) on Sunday, December 18 at 8:30 a.m. in the DesertView Theatre. Jerry has established himself as one of the world’s premiere performers, having performed on all continents. He has teamed up with Dino and Anthony Burger and accompanied…
Generals, October 2016
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings
Donation of knitted hats to Kids’ Closet Nan Nasser SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) recently received over 400 knitted hats destined for the SBCO Kids’ Closet clothing program. Children in our 100 mile service area who are eligible to come to Kids’ Closet may receive a fall and a spring wardrobe. The fall wardrobe includes a…
Generals, October 2016
Health Night Out: Aging eyes and how to correct them
Dr. William J. Fishkind All of us hope to age gracefully and good vision is an important aspect of that. William J. Fishkind, MD, FACS will present an overview of common vision problems at Health Night Out on Monday, October 24. His presentation will cover macular degeneration, floaters, glaucoma, diabetes and cataracts. Dr. Fishkind is…
Generals, October 2016
Southern Arizona Symphany offers Rossini – Nielsen – Beethoven
Punch Howarth In thinking about overtures, we can recognize three composers who were masters of the form; Beethoven, Berlioz and Rossini. Beethoven was the first great composer and possibly the greatest overture symphonist with 11. Four are about his Opera Fidelio, four introduce plays, one is to a ballet and two are concert overtures. Berlioz…
Generals, October 2016
From your Events Committee at SaddleBrooke One
Monday, October 10 – Bingo Second Monday of every month in the Vistas Dining Room Bingo sales begin at 5:30 p.m. Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 p.m. Regular Bingo begins at 7:00 p.m. Prices start as low as $3 per pack for 11 games (cash only!). Seating is limited so come early! Food will be…
Generals, October 2016
Confused and overwhelmed? Medicare seminar – October 18
Don Jensen Confused and Overwhelmed? Medicare Seminar will be presented October 18 with Speaker Gary Anderson, Medicare Insurance Educator. Medicare Open Enrollment is October 15 to December 7. With 40 Medicare Advantage plans, 11 Medicare Supplement plans (also known as Medigap plans), and 50 prescription drug plans to choose from, how can you know the…
Generals, October 2016
SaddleBrooke Artisans fall Arts and Craft Fair
Eve Fly Fall is upon us, and that means all the art shows and fairs will begin. The SaddleBrooke Artisan Fair will be held Saturday, November 5. So save the date to see over 100 SaddleBrooke Artists show and sell their creations. Our show has been described as a show of Talent, Texture and Diversity,…