David Lawell As the popularity of the game of pickleball increases, the desire to play in competitive tournaments increases too. As players’ skill level increases the competitive juices start to flow and the yearning to play in tournaments becomes the logical progression. Two factors leading to success in tournament play can depend on conditioning and…
The six-week Fine Arts Guild acrylic painting class was offered to 15 enthusiastic students. For the last assignment the students were encouraged to choose a subject of their choice. The students chose landscapes, still-life, florals and a street scene. These students make up some of the members of the Fine Arts Guild. The Guild paints…
Jaine Toth At the January gathering of The Bookends, a book club made up of couples, the group welcomed our newest and final members, Bill and Kathy Koldewyn. At the same meeting we had the pleasure of a visit from Bill and Judy Henderson, part of our original group who have since moved to Idaho.…
Robson Ranch now offers easy and gentle Tai Chi-QiGong with instructor Kim Kubsch on Wednesdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the Aerobics Room of the Sport Club. The drop-in class fee is $5. Kim teaches an easy and gentle form of Tai Chi-QiGong comprised of continually flowing movements. Using deep, slow breathing, relaxing the mind and…
Paul Downey Before I forget, many thanks to the good samaritan who found the bright yellow plane that lost control and landed in an unknown (to us) location and returned it to our flying site. It now has the name and phone number of the owner attached. Come fly with us. The Robson RC Flyers…
Bob Burtch On a cold and wet stormy day in late February, 12 hearty souls in six RVs braved the elements and ventured south to Benson, Arizona, in search of fun and entertainment. Why Benson? Surprisingly, thanks to our wagon masters Ken and Joan Sidles, we discovered that Benson has a lot more to offer…