Janet Johnson 1st Place: Peg Avent, Sharon Schoen, Kathy Brogdon, and Sandy Hedlund; -23 2nd Place: Dena Knox, Sonia Heeren, Chris England, and Linda Klaus; -22 3rd Place: Sung Whitehead, Karen Stensrud, Cher Rowland, and Diana Soderberg; -21





Janet Johnson 1st Place: Peg Avent, Sharon Schoen, Kathy Brogdon, and Sandy Hedlund; -23 2nd Place: Dena Knox, Sonia Heeren, Chris England, and Linda Klaus; -22 3rd Place: Sung Whitehead, Karen Stensrud, Cher Rowland, and Diana Soderberg; -21

Nancy Planck, Member Services We are currently developing a new concert structure for 2021 that will adhere to COVID-19 guidelines for the health and safety of the residents and staff. We are also reviewing the current schedule with the production companies to confirm dates and artists. We do not anticipate any season ticket packages for…
Peggy McGee The Green Valley Chapter Military Officers Association will be hosting a holiday luncheon on Wednesday, Dec. 9, at Grill on the Green at Canoa Ranch in Green Valley. The event will begin with a social period at 11:30 a.m. with lunch being served at noon. Rumor has it that Santa will be there…
Paul Schupmann 1. Martin Wibbenhorst, Phil Lamb, Michael Neely, Rick Sutton, -9 T2. Clark Wilson, Richard Ulery, Doug McNeil, Robert Marshall, -7 T2. Shel Zatkin, Bill Price, Doug Kosloske, Ron Parle, -7
Roger Oravetz Twelve members of the Quail Creek Men’s Golf Association recently played in the Pima Cup season-ending playoff tourney. Participants were from five golf clubs in the Tucson area, including Quail Creek. Others were El Conquistador, Crooked Tree, Forty Niner, and Highlands. The tourney was played at the Tucson National Catalina course, one of…
David Zapatka “The 59th Street Bridge Song,” known by many as the “Feelin’ Groovy” song by Simon and Garfunkel, came on the radio. I was asked if I knew the history behind the word “groovy,” which led to this month’s WOTM. Groovy: ˈgrü-vē Adjective 1. marvelous, wonderful, excellent 2. hip, trendy Origin and Etymology: “Pertaining to a groove,” from groove (n.) + -y (2). Slang sense…