Janet Rumford and Jane Gold On Dec. 13, 11 The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC) members had fun at the December Rock Painting class painting Santa rocks. Since the holidays were upon us, what better way to celebrate this festive season than by painting holiday rocks in Janet’s casita? No artistic talent was required. Hats off…
Harry L. Pell The Quail Creek Woodcrafters came through again, and for 2023 we contributed 140 toys of all kinds to the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Campaign. Rex Leetham, Terry Kryway, Clyde Wessner, Paul Hauser, Larry Nighbert, and Tom Reiman came through with toys that the children will really enjoy.
Congratulations to Jeff Guest and David Kromer, winners of the three-day Quail Creek Men’s Golf Association (QCMGA) 2023 Team Championship event held in November. Jeff and David shot a three-day net score of 66-68-66 = 200 to post the winning low net score of -16 for the event. QCMGA golfers Tracey Austell and Leo Padilla…
Pam Hartwell-James The In My Kitchen group within The Women of Quail Creek had their Holiday Tea Parties on Dec. 7 and Dec. 9, hosted by Pam Hartwell-James and Marjie Williams. Cranberry-orange scones with lemon curd and mint-cucumber cream cheese tea sandwiches, along with chicken and strawberry tea sandwiches were served. An assortment of desserts…
David Zapatka David Wittenberg, fellow member of the Grammar Police Special Interest Group, wrote this in a recent post. “For most Indians, meat is not a staple. The majority of the Indian diet consists of grains, pulses, and vegetables. As a result, Indians don’t talk about meat the way Americans do. The terms ‘veg’ and…
Bonnie Nowicki Happy January to all! Did you know that one of the original three Washington navel orange trees that launched the U.S. citrus industry is still alive and producing fruit? It was planted in 1873 in Riverside, Calif. With proper care, your citrus trees can thrive for many years. There are numerous varieties of…