Catharina Cupples Set aside the weekend of the spring equinox to partake in a meaningful retreat in the lovely and peaceful desert setting of Eloy, Arizona. Let Peace Be Our Guide is a retreat for seekers to explore your inner journey of peace in order to radiate peace to the world. How do you allow,…
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Vegetables theme of Thanksgiving table centerpiece
What would a festive Thanksgiving be without flowers and vegetables? In this case at the Thanksgiving dinner at Steve and Meg Haber’s home, the flowers and vegetables were one and the same. The queens of flower making were led by Jane Kihlstrom. The entire team was made up of Jane, Meg Haber, Janie Rath, Fran…
January 2015
Needlecrafters continues warming the hearts of others
Cindy Jensen Last year during the Christmas season the Needlecrafters made over 50 pairs of slippers for the patrons of the Eloy Food Bank. This year they chose the patrons of the Garnet at Casa Grande Retirement and Assisted Living Community, located at 510 East 8th Street in Casa Grande, as the recipients for their…
January 2015
Singing for Joy
Carol Ilten On Sunday, December 7, and Monday, December 8, the Robson Ranch Singers mixed chorus presented their annual Christmas concert, “Sing for Joy.” Nearly 300 residents attended the concert each night in the beautiful new Hermosa Ballroom. Directed by Jacquie Fedie and accompanied by Sandy Kantrud, the Singers performed a combination of secular and…
January 2015
RRLGA-18 news and events – January 2015
Candy Burtis Play Day Results November 18, Member/member. Thirty-four members teamed up in a 2-person best ball format. Winners: Flight 1: 1st Brenda Amans/Lorna Watts; 2nd Bobbie Johnson/Pat Linderman; 3rd Candy Burtis/Dee Lee. Flight 2: 1st Nancy Kraus/Sue Waibel; 2nd Robin Barber/Cindy Jensen; 3rd Fran Fowler/Debbie Hatcher. Flight 3: 1st Dell Hoff/Bea Pressler; 2nd Layne…
January 2015
Upcoming events in January at the Ranch House
Restaurant Hours Happy Hours: Daily 3:00-5:00 p.m. plus Tuesdays 3:00-8:00 p.m. RR Rewind 8:00 p.m. to close Dinner: Tuesday-Saturday 5:00-9:00 p.m. Bar open till 10:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday Sunday Buffet 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Breakfast: Saturday and Sunday 7:00-11:00 a.m. Lunch: Daily 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Snack Bar: Daily 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Ballroom activities scheduled…
January 2015
Pickleball Club news – January 2015
David Lawell Training is always one of the biggest issues of any endeavor in a person’s lifetime. It starts almost at birth, and it is always a big dilemma as to which path is correct. Parents, bosses, any leader agonizes over the correct way to train a new participant in any of life’s activities. Proper…
January 2015
Maxine’s 5th watercolor class recap
Terry Price Watercolor artist Maxine Harrison’s fifth watercolor class was held at the Creative Arts Center Studio November 19 and 21. The class included Mary Beth Fisher, Laurie Waluk, Fran Fowler, H.D. Kim, Nancy Friedman, Chris Schroeppel and Joann Bunyea. Terry Price assists Maxine with the class. This class was beginning watercolor painters who were…
January 2015
The Page Turners: Robson Ranch’s third book club
Mary Falek “There’s so much more to a book than just the reading.” Children’s author Maurice Sendak. What did Mr. Sendak mean by that statement? Should you join a book club to discuss the book you just read and share opinions? Does it mean a book is a great way to meet new people and…
January 2015
Kick off the new year with the Robson Ranch Hiking Club
Diane Kandel, Publicist, RR Hiking Club. The first hike of the season on November 7 started with a bang when a record-breaking group of 40+ hikers showed up to hike Sabino Canyon. The hikers then split into three smaller groups. The two “Recreational” hiking groups: one led by Fred Koser and one by Jim Price…