Dave Peterson A ristra is an arrangement of drying chile pepper pods. Historically, the pods were thrown up on the roofs of houses to dry but eventually it became more functional to hang them so they received better circulation. Hatch, New Mexico is the world capital of chile growing, stringing and sales. As the harvest…
Kay Robinson Twisting the Truth is the October study for Quail Creek Women’s Bible Study Tuesdays from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. in the Silver Room. What is True Spirituality? Christians today live in a world that is activity heavy and relationships light. Jesus said go and make disciples not decisions. October 20: What Does God…
Skip and Dreama Fumia Our overseed project has benefitted from Mother Nature’s bountiful rain! Now, with cooler temps, we should be able to watch our tender, new rye grass continue to grow. Somebody once described something boring as “exciting as watching grass grow—.” Well, for golfers, watching grass grow may indeed be exciting! We’re all…
The Quail Creek Fights Back Relay For Life team will be accepting garage sale items November 9 through 13 for the sixth annual garage sale to raise funds for cancer research and patient programs provided by the American Cancer Society. All items need to be priced from .25 cents on up prior to dropping them…
Janice Pell Monday, October 26 the annual Membership Appreciation Brunch for The Women of Quail Creek will take place in the Madera Clubhouse Ballroom. The festivities will start at 11:00 a.m. All members of the club and their guests are invited. Quail Creek women who have not previously attended a TWOQC function, that are interested…
Robert Thoresen August’s theme was designed to provide a mood emphasizing a pervading quality of feeling or emotion without including the presence of a human being. August’s winners relied on landscapes, the summer monsoon and horses to generate that feeling. John Standquist’s first place photo, Lonely, was taken last summer about 30 miles from Grand Teton…