Kumihimo braids What is Kumihimo? It is an ancient form of Japanese braiding that was used for dressing the Samurai and is still used today for the Japanese kimono. With…
PCL9GA Officers—-Loreen Greer, treasurer; Patty Greene, president; Barbara Hockert, president-elect; Melissa D’Onofrio, secretary Pat Kaer The officers of the PebbleCreek Lady Nine-Hole Golf Association and many other volunteers are busy…
Left to right: Congressman Paul Gosar, President Linda Migliore, Vice President Bari Cavallo and Secretary Sam McKinstry Liz Gibson More than 100 members and guests attended the PebbleCreek Republican Club…
Tennis club members Vikki Constable, Susie Anderson, Jerry Santy and Suzanne Schultz relax after a club mixer as Vikki and Suzanne show the knee surgeries that will get them back…
Barbara Grimm, Barbara Klaessy, Caroline Ryker, Lyda Evers, Liz Arnold and Jeanne Schimmelpfennig. Jeanne Schimmelpfennig We have a Prayer Shawl Ministry here in PebbleCreek that has made 414 prayer shawls…
Pam Smith Our social kicked off at 8:00 a.m., September 4, with a wonderful attendance of club members. Many thanks to our hosts Scott Beseda and Mary Marlow for a great social! Lots of delicious breakfast dishes, with prizes awarded for first, second and third place; 1st place Bev Shankland, 2nd place Nevin Nelson and…
Laurie Farquhar If you hear music and laughter coming from the Renaissance Theater, it is most likely the cast of ShowTime’s upcoming production, Back to Nashville, as they get down to some serious rehearsing. This sequel to the very popular musical revue, Nashville to Vegas, promises to be even more fun than the original show…
Jeff Wilson Ten people participated in the Handmade Pottery Class sponsored by the Pottery Sculpture Club of PebbleCreek. This was the fifteenth time this class has been taught by Jeff and Terry Wilson in the past two years. After making two assigned projects students made a variety of functional and sculptural objects of their own…
Are LLL Special Programs special? You bet! LifeLong Learning always keeps an eye out for opportunities to develop new and different programs, in addition to its lectures, trips and classes. “Our special programs let us offer new and unique opportunities that do not quite fit into our main categories,” explained President Phyllis Minsuk. “We’re able…
Larry Sessoms In the fall of 1995 there were Units 2 and 4 and little more—but among those early PebbleCreek residents was a group interested in starting a community church within our gates. One couple came from a Southern Baptist background, another Presbyterian and yet another Lutheran. Later they added Methodists and Catholics. What kind…
Jeff Wilson The fun continued in the 17th edition of the Handmade Pottery Class in September. This Pottery/Sculpture Club sponsored class is taught almost every month and is always well attended. The techniques necessary to create virtually any handmade pottery project were taught in the first two weeks. The goal of the instructors was to…