Category: June 2019

June is brain month

Lifestyle is an important part of staying healthy in mind and body. Alzheimer’s and dementia are not an inevitable part of normal aging and exercise might help keep them at bay! Researchers found that every hour of exercise over the recommended weekly levels of more intense activity reduce brain aging by about a year. The…

Tennis Club finishes the season with team socials

On Friday, April 12, the Tennis Club held a Friday Night Social tennis event. Players were assigned to courts to play the first round; in two hours, everyone was able to play at least four games with eight different players. After the two hours of tennis, everyone gathered at the home of Dave and Jan…

Robson Ranch Putting League April results

On April 11, putters battled windy conditions, but still managed some impressive scores! Gross winners were Jim Baxter, first; Al Kindt, second; John Burtis, third and Sharon Kasper won the blind draw. Net winners were Tom Osoba, first; Deb Parker, second; Jerry Walden, third and Barb Mazurek won the blind draw. Our pro Jay Wilson’s…

News from the Robson Ranch Singers

We have a new board of directors. Steve Gove is the President, Connie Koza is interim VP until Sandy Carpenter returns, Bill Srenaski is Treasurer and Lisa Hunt is the musical director. To keep the harmony going all summer, they had a BBQ on May 14, keeping the vocal chords humming! Lisa Hunt has already…

How does Your Garden Grow

Louise Grabell The key to successful gardening lies in how well you take care of your plants. They need your attention when it comes to fertilization. When the question is posed “How Does Your Garden Grow?” you should have a good answer! My garden grows just fine. The flowers are happy, the citrus trees are…

Attention shoebox shoppers

Hey, all of you shoebox shoppers! We are gearing up for another great year of Operation Christmas Child shoebox packing. The spring and summer are great times to look for those special gifts to include in shoeboxes that will be packed November 7 at the annual packing party. We are in need of gifts for…

Donated doll blankets greatly appreciated

Diana Oleson Thank you to everyone who has been dropping off doll blankets for Operation Christmas Child. Keep them coming. I decided that I will include a helpful hint in my articles. So, since the hot months are on the horizon, I would start with a storage tip. “Keep glue sticks in the refrigerator during…

Relishing Pickleball

David Zapatka The 2019 USAPA/IFP Rules have been updated. Here are some of the highlights: * Pen or sharpie-type markings are allowed on the paddle playing surface so long as they do not impact the surface roughness and are in good taste. * At the beginning of the serve, both feet must be behind the…

The 100+ People Who Care campaign update

Ron Hunt The Power of 100 Desert Dreamers is committed to helping non-profits assisting those most in need in our neighboring communities of Eloy, Casa Grande and all of Pinal County. The needs are great, but together we make a big difference. The concept is simple; 100+ People Who Care is an informal group of…