The Hook Clan
AAUW SE Valley Presents $12,000 Scholarship Check to CGCC
SunBird Lions Club – July 2025
Cheers Social Group Activities
Clubs & Classes, June 2015
Rotary Golf Tournament winners
Community News, June 2015
Patrol Chief Ray Taylor retires
Bob Neuman Even though SunBird is filled with happy, friendly residents, there are occasions when sadness enters. We watch our friends permanently leave to be with family, observe others become seriously ill, and experience too frequently the death of a spouse or friend. Regretfully, our Chief of Patrol, Ray Taylor, has retired after holding that…
Card Games & Sports, June 2015
Other Card results
500 Cards Darlene Thompson We meet in the Lakeview Room on the second floor by the Pro Shop on Thursday evenings and start to play at 6:30 p.m. Please come early. Remember we will be starting at 6:30 p.m. Buy-in is $.50. 4/02. No Cards Maundy-Thursday 4/09. 1st Dianna Roeder 2460, 2nd Sandy Stibitz 2170,…
Card Games & Sports, June 2015
Bridge results
Monday Afternoon Bridge 4/06. 1st Janette Tenney, 2nd Rose Brown, 3rd Vern Johnson; Slam: Judy O’Neil and Janette Tenney 4/13. 1st June Yates, 2nd Rose Brown, 3rd Anne Adolph; Slam: Rose Brown and June Yates 4/20. 1st Marlys Haslow, 2nd Fay Lockwood, 3rd Larry Schornborn; Slam: Marlys Haslow, Judy O’Neil, Larry Schornborn and Sharon Wold…
Card Games & Sports, June 2015
Duplicate Bridge meets weekly in winter months
Shirley Jackson Every Thursday, Lois Schmidt sets up for unsanctioned duplicate bridge from noon to about 3:30 p.m. There are approximately four tables that swell to nine or more tables during the winter months and decrease to three or four tables as the snowbirds return to their summer homes. Duplicate bridge finished April 9 with…
Front Page, June 2015
Beautification by cooperation
Bob Neuman Part of the enjoyment of residing in SunBird is the beauty of the grounds. Much credit is due to our diligent SunBird ground crew. However, often willing volunteers donate their time and funds to add beauty to the landscape. Such was the case of an unsightly piece of ground occupied by a dumpster…