Lois Anderson If you look carefully on the shelves at the west end of the Library, you will notice stacks of jigsaw puzzles. Now these boxes can either contain hours of challenging, mind enriching entertainment for those who love them or minutes of frustration and confusion for those who don’t. We have puzzles for children…
Bob Neuman The Viet Nam War, between South and North Viet Nam, finally ended in 1973, but not before 58,000 Americans died. The divisive war had become increasingly unpopular in our country and led to riots on college campuses, often spilling into the streets, as in the incident at Kent State. Our military, which had…
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 7:00 p.m. lease come early. Buy-in is $.50. 11/06. 1st Allan Maier 2,970, 2nd Dave Beech 2,330, 3rd Ken Reidenbach 2,250 11/13. 1st Phyllis Maier 2,500, 2nd Darlene Thompson 2,290,…
Gary Hall No need to panic! This particular variety of snake carries golf clubs and is completely harmless except for the occasional errant golf shot. The Rattlesnakes is just one of several golfing groups available to the community for competition and camaraderie here in SunBird. This is the second successful golfing season for the weekly…
Sue McCutcheon Bridge players – mark your calendars for the Bridge Gala on February 22 at 1:00 p.m. in the SunBird Ballroom. The cost will be $5. All are welcome!
Norm Ott The SunBird Men’s Golf Association moved into high gear in November as many of the winter snowbirds began to arrive back at SunBird. Only three Thursday tournaments were held during the month with Thanksgiving being a day off. Approximately 80 golfers participated in these events. The results of these tournaments are shown later…