Dennis Whitley If you ask most six-year-olds what they want to be when they grow up, you would probably get answers like be a fireman, a policeman or professional athlete. At age six, Ron Lord knew he wanted to be a fighter pilot. After giving college a try, Ron knew it was not for him…
Bob Marchese, volunteer to Miss Ann This is the very first authorized and licensed Parkinson’s pedaling class in the state. Ten participants pedaled off in the inaugural class on April 1. The one-hour classes are held at the fitness center on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1:00 p.m. This structured pedaling program is approved, licensed…
Deanna Mendiola Karen Vagley “aced” Eagle’s Nest No. 4 during play on the first day of the PebbleCreek Ladies Golf Association’s Tournament of Champions, March 26. She used a nine iron, and it tracked perfectly from the tee box into the hole! Witnesses were Vicki Norrie, Carolyn Apodaca and Donnie Meyers. This is her second…
On March 22 and 23 the PCAC held its seventh annual Spring Art Show with over 400 people attending and it proved to be a delight for all. There were 110 pieces of extraordinary art presented with every medium represented, from watercolor to pastels, colored pencil to acrylics, photography, sculpture and air brushing. Every submission…
Chris Duprey A party was held on March 30, 2019, at the Peterson’s Yachting Club to celebrate the launch of “SS Patience” on Lake Robson. Approximately 30 people were in attendance. Al Peterson began work on a Chris-Craft Corvette model in the winter of 1966. He was recuperating from knee surgery following a skiing mishap,…
Pat Kaer, Publicity Co-Chair On March 26, the Lady Niners announced the season winners at the annual Spring Fling. The theme of the Spring Fling Tournament was Olé. The event, planned by Betty Thompson and Pam Morrison, was a team competition followed by a taco bar in the Tuscany Falls Ballroom. The golf pros were…