Art Mayhle The rarest of all birds? — One in a million, or one in six million by some sources. Quail Creek resident, John Phipps pulled it off with a double eagle (or albatross) on hole No. 5 of the Roadrunner course on March 13 (that’s Friday the 13th) holing out on his second shot…
Kay Ray Guardrails are a system designed to keep vehicles from straying into dangerous or off-limit areas. Guardrails are everywhere, but don’t really get much attention—until somebody hits one. And then, more often than not, it is a lifesaver. The next study for Quail Creek Women’s Bible Study (1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the…
Terri Erickson Congratulations to Karen Stensrud, winner of the QCLGA three day low net President’s Cup Tournament! Well done and well deserved!
Bonnie Hyra Eighteen Quail Creek residents journeyed to University of Arizona campus to the Arizona State Museum for a docent-led tour of the Native American exhibits. There was so much to see and learn from each of the 10 hallways of peoples. Participants were also interested in the Pottery Project which has catalogued and displayed…
Linda Roeller You certainly don’t have to be a Minnesotan, but it helps to be a country western fan to recognize and enjoy the following: “25 dollar bid it now, 30 dollar 30 Will you gimmie 30 make it 30 Bid it on a 30 dollar will you gimmie 30. Who’ll bid a 30 dollar…
Carol Signore Quail Creek Gourd Club hosted 22 residents in March for a Beginner’s Workshop in gourd artistry. Gathered here with instructors Danna Haddock and Joyce Palm are attendees learning to clean, carve and wood burn at rotating stations around the studio in the new Center For Creative Arts. At the workshop’s last station attendees…