Davey Jones Wayne Jewett made his very first hole-in-one at Coyote number 4 on Friday, July 30, 2021. Witnesses were Denny Huber, Davey Jones, and Mike Premo—a smooth swing, indeed, using his 5-hybrid for a blue pin.
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Sports, September 2021
Hole-in-One: Congrats Wayne Jewett!
Sports, September 2021
Hole-in-One: Congrats to Mark Davidson!
Paul Schupmann Mark Davidson made history on July 29 by scoring his first hole-in-one ever. Unintimidated by the waterfall on Quail number 8 and a back left blue pin, Mark used a choked down 9-iron for his momentous shot. Witnessing this long overdue accomplishment were Chuck Sobiech, Bill Sheppard, and Scott Brannan. Way to go,…
Front Page, September 2021
14th Annual Fall Festival Arts and Craft Fair
Nancy Planck, Member Services Come to Quail Creek’s 14th annual Fall Festival Arts and Craft Fair! The event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the Madera Clubhouse, the Creative Arts and Technology Center (CATC), the parking lot, and the…
Features, September 2021
Excitement in the Glass Lab
Otto Rath One would think that the concerns at the glass lab would be injury from glass. This could be scratches or cuts or perhaps glass fragments from the glass grinder. These things are very rare because of good equipment and the instructors have safety instructions that are carefully monitored. So what has been a recent…
Features, September 2021
Tucson Jazz Institute Concert Oct. 22
Nancy Planck, Member Services Ellington Big Band Youth Jazz Concert is coming to the Madera Clubhouse Crystal Ballroom on Thursday, Oct. 21. A cash bar will open at 5 p.m. with showtime at 6 p.m. (Please note the start time!) Tickets are $29. The show is produced by Khris Dodge Entertainment. The Tucson Jazz Institute…
Features, September 2021
Word of the Month: Percipient
David Zapatka Friend, fellow bridge enthusiast and reader, Maria Davis, wrote, “I enjoyed your article on thraldom. It’s easier to spot the etymology when the alternative spelling thralldom is used. I have seen thrall and enthralled but thral(l)dom is a word that I had not encountered previously. I came across an interesting word today—percipient. It…