Jeanette Cline The Keyboard Connection recently played the half-hour pre-brunch music for the Sun Lakes Women’s Connection. Their musical selections included Broadway favorites including “The Phantom of the Opera,” “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” “Hello, Dolly” and others from The Sound of Music. Also were a couple of classical pieces of Pachabel’s “Canon in D”…
Larry Wolfe Our second summer league began play in early May and will continue through September. We began playing “organized games” last summer with a three-team league. Due to heightened interest, this year, our Summer League has expanded to five teams and the number of games scheduled has been greatly expanded. Apparently, Sun Lakes…
Nancy Davis, Publicity Birdie and Chip-in Winners: Our president, Denise Fleshner, hosted an absolutely wonderful and well-attended General Meeting and Brunch Awards Ceremony on April 11. Deb Burns presented the following awards: Birdies Winners: Georgeann Bell, Debbie Boynton-Greg, Deb Burns, Deborah Greenwood, Barbara Klemstine, Sandy Krediet, Linda Liberti, Denise Lott, Susan Meer, Vicki Mendenhall,…
Doug Williams Poor old stained glass – one of the most old-school art forms dates back thousands of years. Today’s most creative designers have taken stained glass out of the holy houses and put it into our homes, using it in new forms of window hangings. Full of tradition, creativity and majesty – what…
Dianne Zimmerman Join this fun, friendly and lively conversational Spanish group. We welcome Spanish speakers to participate each Wednesday from 4:15-5:30 p.m. in the Ocotillo Room of the Arts and Crafts building at Oakwood Country Club. We discuss a wide variety of topics in an informal setting and assist each other with grammar and…
Sue Schwartz If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed with too many options, information and choices, it might be time to consider simplifying. It’s not how much information you store in the cloud, but how effectively it’s organized. “The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak.” — Hans Hofmann…