April Photo Contest Winners

Polychip Unit 17

Where in the World Is the “Crossing”?

BFD at QC

QCLGA Results

QCLGA Results—March 26 Winners Flight 1: 1st Dena Knox, 2nd Jane Gibson, 3rd Bobbi Jo Rathvon. Flight 2: 1st Terri Bacon, 2nd Lisa McCauley, 3rd Nancy Doran. Flight 3: 1st Julie Jensen, 2nd Elly Cashel, 3rd Diann Root. Flight 4: 1st Di Minuskin, 2nd Chris Gould, 3rd Connie Oljar. Flight 5: 1st Janet Mathis, 2nd…

Quail Creek Lady Putters vs. SaddleBrooke Ranch Ranchettes

Sherri Norine On April 8, the Quail Creek Lady Putters (QCLP) played host to the SaddleBrooke Ranch Ranchettes. Fifty-four Lady Putters were joined by 54 Ranchette putters for a round on the putting green, then were treated to a luncheon in the Madera Ballroom. The Ranchette ladies were seated alongside their Quail Creek putters teammates,…

First Quarter Photo Challenge

Bruce Hartsell The Photography Club of Quail Creek recently announced winners of the first-quarter challenge with the theme Light. Steve Piepmeier won first place with “Colony Saguaro Rainbow.”Steve said, “Walking my sunrise walk on a cloudy morning, sometimes expectations change and a random event happens that makes you happy you went out walking. This morning…

March Photography Contest Winners

Bruce Hartsell Monte Hudson won first place in the photography club’s March contest with “Long and Lean,”an image of a rental bike meant to enjoy peddling along the beach in Oceanside, Calif. The theme for the month was unusual vehicles. Monte said, “I took the photo from the front at a low angle to accentuate…

TWOQC Plans for the Future

Inna Shames Early this year, The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) established a partnership with the Greater Green Valley Community Foundation (GGVCF). This new partnership will help provide long-term financial stability and a reliable source of funding for TWOQC’s scholarship awards and other fundraising activities. TWOQC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. One of its…

Science Club Tours U of A Tree-Ring Lab

Tom Fisk The Quail Creek Science Club took a field trip on April 20 to the University of Arizona Tree-Ring Lab. The Lab is one of a few global facilities which studies tree rings (dendrochronology) from all over the planet. Tree ring information can be obtained from non-destructive core sampling (living tree rings), old building logs…