Rosie Kuhn Bouse After enjoying a tour of the CATC building with grandfather Bob Cornelius, Kai’s grandmother Martha queried the eight-year-old, “What did you see?” His candid answer was, “a place where ‘old’ people make beautiful things.” How correct he is, because Bob is among the folks who create beautiful things. He is primarily a…
Lorraine Wilson Excitement filled the woodshop throughout December as members came together to make meaningful improvements and celebrate another successful year. The month opened with hands-on progress on Dec. 8 when Frank Hunter and Dave Popejoy assembled and set up the new Powermatic belt/disc sander, replacing a worn-out tool to the shop. Just days later,…
Stan Brein The time of year we anticipate all year is the holiday season: food, fun, and favors; illumination of houses with festive colors; animated displays and signs of peace and understanding; the shopping frenzy that cannot be avoided, either in the stores or on the road; the gathering of friends and neighbors for traditional…
Joanne Horst On Dec. 6 the Robson Ranch Widows Sharing Hope Ministry hosted a heart-warming Holiday Brunch Meet & Greet—an uplifting morning filled with laughter, connection, and pure joy. More than 40 widows gathered to celebrate the season, share meaningful moments, and enjoy the comfort of being among women who truly understand one another. One…
Karen Barnes-Visser 2025 was a very busy year for the Yarn Divas who meet every Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the CATC building. We made baby and stillborn blankets, lap blankets, Knitted Knockers for women with breast cancer, preemie octopus where the baby thinks it is holding onto the mother, baby hats, scarves,…