Paul Schupmann T1. Richard Willey, Jay St. John, Stan Mocek, Jerry Bisping; 60 T1. Clark Wilson, Mark Davidson, Dale Dannen, Fred Baum; 60 T1. Tracey Austell, Doug McNeil, Stephen Cutter, John Burns; 60
Fourth Quarter Photo Challenge Winners
December Photography Contest Winners
Quail Creek Air Gun Club
Let’s Travel Club
Sports, December 2020
QCMGA—ABCD—1 Best Net Ball: November 17
Features, December 2020
Word of the Month: Cool
David Zapatka After reading last month’s WOTM “groovy,” sister and reader, Debbie Zapatka, wrote, “That was cool, man! Does ‘cool’ have the same sort of history as groovy? A friend at work uses the word groovy all the time.” Sister and reader Judy Haberstroh wrote, “Interesting. The only person I know who still occasionally…
Sports, December 2020
The First Tee
David Friel, QC Representative The First Tee is a nationwide program designed to teach young people life skills and character through the game of golf. Since 1997, the First Tee has introduced golf and its values to 10.5 million participants. You can help by making a donation of used golf equipment. In the past two months,…
Front Page, November 2020
Photo Club Monthly Challenge: Colorful
Jim Burkstrand The Photo Club of Quail Creek continued with its monthly member’s contest with September having the topic of Colorful. Each club member could enter up to three photos taken in the last three years. This subject was a fun one for the members and drew 30 entries. All of the photos can be…
Clubs & Classes, November 2020
Tortilla Making Webinar with Minerva Orduño Rincón
Diane Gordon The Women of Quail Creek held its first Zoom presentation for members. Since COVID-19 entered our lives, TWOQC has not held a general meeting or presentation for the membership. Also, luncheons are canceled. In hopes of providing something new, the program committee arranged a cooking demonstration via Zoom. An email went to members…
Features, November 2020
A Dream Came True
Peggy McGee Ten years ago, Karen Kuciver was an alcoholic, a drug addict, and living on the streets. Her future was less than dim, but then what seemed like a miracle happened. Karen decided to turn her life around when she was threatened once again with losing her employment. That would mean losing another home…