The Coolest COVID Mask

Left to right: Donna Gardner, Gayle Coe, Rebecca Bafford, Dee Sico, and Ruby Wilson

LaDonna Womochel To celebrate the holiday season at their December luncheon, Robson Ranch Women’s Club conducted a contest for the most interesting COVID mask; there were five winners, each won a prize. In addition to the mask contest, Santa’s elves gave each member attending the luncheon a lovely mask. To brighten the spirits of the…

Pickleball Club December Shoot Out

Left to right: Tracey Kucharski, Lee Tarver, Marilyn Winter, Al Arco, and Rod Daake

Dave Parker Even though the morning temperature was 43 degrees, the Robson Ranch Pickleball Club filled all 16 courts in an All Club Shootout. The dress for the shootout was holiday festive and many of the players stepped up with some great attire. All 64 players were placed in relative skill levels with the most…

Car Club Spotlight on a Dream Car

Ron Hoeberling Many of us remember the cars we dreamed about owning. Here is a story about Don Denton’s dream car, a white 1956 Continental Mark II. The Continental Mark II was sold by the Continental Division of Ford from 1956 to 1957 with 3,005 units sold. The Mark II was meticulously hand assembled and…

“Oh No, the Mistletoe!”

Janet Laminack, County Extension Agent-Horticulture Let’s talk about the most romantic of all holiday plants—mistletoe. You might have seen a mistletoe tree before, but like unicorns and the Cowboys winning another Super Bowl, it doesn’t exist. Mistletoe lives on other trees such as hackberries, oaks, elms, and pecans. It’s evergreen, so when the host tree…

Virtual Auction Was a Success for SOT

Lynne Moore On Veterans Day, Support Our Troops (SOT) held its very first virtual auction. We had some wonderful items that had been generously donated by members and others from Robson and outside our gates. Thank you all for buying things that will help us this next year in shipping much needed and wanted items…

News From the Happy Potters of Robson Ranch!

Karen Ellsworth Even though our 2020 year looked a little different from previous years, we managed to adjust, adapt, and, most of all, create! Our kilns were running full time, new members joined and learned the joy of playing in the clay. We also learned several new glazing techniques and new ways of hand building.…