October Photo Contest Winners

Woodcrafters Club Classes

Democratic Club Gives to Nonprofits

Desert Duffer Scores Big

QCLGA Results

QCLGA PYP Two-Person 6-6-6, October 23 Flight 1: 1st Dena Knox, Brenda Allred; 2nd (tie breaker) Karen Stensrud, Bobbi Jo Rathvon; 3rd Alice Dyke, Sonia Heeren Flight 2: 1st Sung Whitehead, Frances Martin; 2nd Kathy Brogdon, Janet Johnson; 3rd Susan McCune, Joanie Steiner Flight 3: 1st Joan Malone, Maggi Gruber; 2nd Julia Fox, Cyndi Hoover;…

Chip In For Charity

Linda Klaus On Oct. 30 the annual Chip In For Charity event took place. The Ladies 18-Hole Golf Association, the Ladies 9-Holers, and the Lady Putters came together to sponsor this community-wide event, which included a fun golf format followed by a wonderful luncheon in the Madera ballroom. The total number of participants was 182…

Mixed Doubles Tournament and Annual Chili Cook-Off

Gloria Bible The excitement began at Dave and Judy Sypkens’ home with a random draw on Nov. 8. Twelve men and 12 women participated in the draw, determining player combinations for this much-anticipated tournament the weekend of Nov. 14. With highly changeable temperatures and wet weather in the forecast, organizers and players held their collective…

Hole-in-Wonders

Peggy McGee The Lady Putters continue to amaze their fellow Putters and sometimes even themselves. For a while, it was one or two ladies who managed to get five or more holes-in-one on a Wednesday morning, but now it seems the number can climb to nine or ten who manage that feat. Getting seven holes-in-one…

Desert Duffer Scores Big

Thom Sharples In order to promote competition to achieve a hole-in-one, Steve Harris donated $500 to a Duffer who would accomplish this during league play. Well, on Nov. 4 on Roadrunner 2, Joel Sande accomplished this feat! It was Joel’s first hole of the day, and Mike Palmer could not remember when a Duffer had…

On The Go: Dark Sky

Carol Michels On Oct. 27, 30 ladies gathered to listen to John Grahame in the Crystal Ballroom in the Madera clubhouse. John Grahame is a Green Valley-based Dark Sky advocate. He shared information on the impacts of excessive outdoor lighting on wildlife, as well as our own safety and security. He offered many ideas for…