Suzanne Ashmead, a member of the Quail Creek Quilt Covey, won a first prize blue ribbon in the category, One Person Quilt, Pictorial/Whimsical, at the Tucson Quilters Guild 2017 Quilt Fiesta which was held in Tucson, February 17 through 19. Suzanne created a three panel Art Quilt called Rocky Mountain Day. The Art Quilters, a…
Robert Lewis To start, at the last Green Committee meeting it was announced that Phase II of the Range Improvement Program (remember that Phase I was the leveling of the practice range teeing area and installation of the new hitting mats) will begin shortly after the last major golf tournament in April. The delay was…
Tim Phillips Who can navigate the three nine-hole courses for three days and emerge as the winner of the President’s Cup, the QCMGA’s premier net play annual event? This is a handicap or net tournament where there are no “gimmes” and all putts are holed. Every participant has a chance to win this prestigious tournament…
Lapidary and Jewelry Club Members have been busy! Nancy Riordon taught metal properties and how to make cold connections with rivets and metal wire in her Riveting and Metal Work Class. Ladies created fabulous jewelry in Cathy Hasson’s Basic Bead Stringing Classes.
Cindy Mayron Dr. Jo Holt, Pima County Democratic Party Chair, will be the guest speaker at the Democratic Club of Quail Creek meeting on Saturday, March 18, 3:00 p.m., at the Kino Conference Center (next to the golf shop building). The public is welcome to attend. She will be speaking about how Democrats’ grassroots organizing…
Diane Quinn Diane Foray, docent for the Tucson Museum of Art, provided a fascinating lesson in the history of the color red at the January meeting of The Women of Quail Creek. Originally a symbol of power and wealth, red was prized by royalty and religious leaders. It was scarce because the process used to…