Category: February 2015

Woodworkers culminate a successful year

Mark Musgrove, Woodworker of the Year, is being congratulated by our current president, Joey Misiaszek.

Larry Varnes The Woodworkers of Robson Ranch had a great 2014! We currently have over 160 members! The club includes residents of all skill levels, both men and women. There is always someone available to mentor that special project or repair, so there is never a reason to be intimidated. Woodworkers also serve the greater…

Community garden grows

Left to right: Drew Reimer (kneeling), Clyde Roberts, Alan Reimer, Bob Silver, Rudy Almaguer, Marv Daniel and Grant Bergmann. Not pictured: Henry Fuller

Clyde Roberts On January 8, Robson Ranch gardener volunteers constructed nine new vegetable boxes in our community garden. The new boxes are made of western cedar and should last for many years. The men also rehabilitated some of our existing boxes, which were deteriorating. We have several new gardeners already for 2015 and are looking…

Fire and Ice

Fire and Ice is one of Robert Frost’s most popular poems. In light of the Polar cold we experienced in January, it seemed appropriate: Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I’ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice,…

African American Social Group news – February 2015

Marie Milleage The African American Social Group members join together to enjoy dinner, fellowship, conversation and outside activities. Our gatherings are held at a resident’s home, a restaurant or cultural venue and provide an opportunity to enjoy friendships and greet new homeowners. The group’s men meet regularly, and the ladies get together monthly to discuss…

Kiwanis brings Bingo back in February

As you can see we usually get a full house, so be sure to get your tickets in advance of the February play date.

Larry Varnes Thanks to the ongoing efforts of the Kiwanis Club of Robson Ranch, Bingo is returning to the clubhouse for the enjoyment of Robson Ranch residents on February 22, 2015 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. In addition to being a lot of fun with the ability to win big cash prizes, Bingo at…

Volleyballers party on off the court

The “volleyballers” and spouses at their holiday party

David Laschinger The Robson Ranch gymnasium can be a rowdy place on Monday and Tuesday evenings during the pick-up volleyball games. There are squeals of excitement, applause and cheers after a long volley and laughter when the ball is mishandled or other craziness happens on the hardwood floor. It’s a pick-up game with whoever shows…

Shalom all – February 2015

Linda Zisman Shalom all Our January Jewish Friendship Group meeting was held on January 11 and hosted by Lynn and Bill Moore. We had around 20 people attend, and they brought wonderful Jewish foods to share. The regular lox and bagels, chopped liver, kugel, French toast, salads and cheeses were all served. Our group is…

Keep Winter Energy Bills in Check

(Family Features) As winter temperatures drop, the potential for higher utility bills goes up. Taking steps ahead of the cold season can help you trim costs and make your home more energy efficient, keeping those utility bills in check even as the winter weather rages. “Many homeowners just assume the winter season means their bills…

Living Well at Robson Ranch presentation

Dementia 101 presentation at Robson Ranch clubhouse; left to right: Pat Sherman our liaison from DATCU; Patrick Rogers, Vice President of Marketing at ARC Home Health Heritage Hospice; Susan Hebert, Chair of the Living Well Committee; Fred van Naerssen, committee member; and Corey Tague, Director of Education at ARC Home Health Heritage Hospice. Photo courtesy of Jerry Schlesinger.

Dementia 101 was presented to an audience of over 80 Robson Ranch residents at the clubhouse on January 7, 2015. The presentation speaker was Corey Tague, Director of Education at ARC Home Health Heritage Hospice and Patrick Rogers, Vice President of Marketing at ARC Home Health Heritage Hospice. The topics of this presentation included: Normal…