Jersey Night Casual Dance

Third Quarter Challenge

Ever Wonder What It Takes to Progress Through the Ranks in Karate?

Democratic Club October Meeting

Third Quarter Challenge

Shari Rodgers won first place with her photo Clowning Around.Shari Rodgers won second place with her photo Lavender Morning.Jan Hartsell won third place with her photo Ready for Harvest. Bruce…

Democratic Club October Meeting

Patrick Robles (second from left) with DCQC members Alphie Smith On Oct. 18 the Democratic Club of Quail Creek (DCQC) welcomed its honored guest Patick Robles who has been the…

Quail Creek Chicago Bridge Birthday Celebration

Kenneth Mork Every couple of months, the Quail Creek Chicago Bridge Club meets at a different venue to celebrate members’ birthdays during the selected period. The most recent celebration was at Manuel’s Mexican Restaurant in Green Valley. Carrie Mork is the meeting organizer, and Ken Mork is the club director.  

Mah Jongg Tournament

A big thank you goes out to Denise White for all her helpful assistance at the Mah Jongg Tournament on June 11 at Nancy Mautz’s Home. Players were Lori Klug, Cathy Sable, Eileen Dittle, Karen Blecha, Darthea Tilley, La Verne Smith, Bev Marshall, Becky Rice, Bonnie Hansmeyer, Darcy Van Sant, and Mary Boteilleo. Winners were…

PCQC May Photo Contest Winners

Bruce Hartsell Ron Skelton won first place in the Photography Club’s May contest with Barrel Cactus Blooms, taken in his backyard. He said the cactus is in light shade during a portion of the day, “which makes it the best time to photograph to avoid the harsh sunlight.” He said, “I wanted to include the…

Quail Creek Karate—Asai Shotokan

Shari Rodgers Asai Shotokan Association International was founded by Shihan Kousaku Yokota to promote Asai-style karate. Shihan Kousaku Yokota visited and held a seminar with the Quail Creek Dojo students a few years ago. This is the style of karate taught and practiced at the Anza gym under the direction of Sensei Herum. Last month…

Let’s Travel Club

Linn Myrick On Tuesday morning, June 10, nine Let’s Travel Club members learned about the rich history of the Barrio Viejo, a national historic district. We also explored Scott Avenue, known as a “strolling street” in downtown Tucson. Here, some of the cultural landmarks we saw included the Children’s Museum (located in the historic Carnegie…