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Rockin’ In the New Year ’70s and ’80s Style!

Step Aerobics Celebrations

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Ladies Social Club Luncheon

Speakers Beth Meyers and Debbie Maxwell

Nora Shelton The Robson Ranch Ladies Social Club held their luncheon on Monday, Oct. 11. Debbie Maxwell, our copresident, and Beth Meyers, a club member, shared their experience with breast cancer, as October was Breast Cancer Awareness month. Debbie began by saying that she was shocked when she heard the words “You’ve got cancer,” from…

MasterMind! Robson’s Got Talent

Sam Ellis Can you sing, dance, play a musical instrument, do standup comedy, perform magic, assemble a marching kazoo band, or get your dog to do amazing tricks? Please enter the Robson’s Got Talent contest! A life-changing prize is at stake. The event will be Jan. 21, 2022, in the Hermosa Ballroom. There’s no cost…

Pottery/Ceramics Club Class

Nanette Williams

Carol Breen Once again, orientation classes are being held by the Pottery/Ceramics Club. Attending a class is required prior to joining and using the Pottery Studio. The classes, taught by Kathy Foran, consist of a series of three classes resulting in each attendee completing a project. The pictures are from the second session, where participants…

RC Club Fun Fly Events

Fun Fly

Bob Kehoe The first Fun Fly event for the Robson Ranch RC Club took place in October. Out of a possible 200 points, incredibly, we had three flyers earn exactly 115 points each! The honors went to Dave Hudson, Ed Brumfield, and Henry Morgan. Individually, Dave excelled in the Climb and Glide, Henry in the…

From Darkness to Light

Leading the class in the back row is Sharon Nergaard on the left followed by Karen Cutrell, Fran Fowler, and Laurie Laramie. Seated in the front row left to right are Mary Beth Fisher, Georgia Brosnihan, and Rindy Avis.

Nancy Friedman On Oct. 26, Sharon Nergaard guided her Intermediate Colored Pencil Class from the darkness to the light. The class participants, armed with only their colored pencil sets of 36 to 150 colors, black paper, and a black eraser, were challenged to finish a still life painting of an apple and pear. Why was…