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Cathie Erickson / Margi Silva, 772-2835 / 584-9034 - Email
Gals on the Go take an annual bus trip to San Francisco for the day. You can shop, eat, sightsee or do whatever your heart fancies. We have had women go to Teahouses, on SF Bay boat rides and even visit the de Young Fine Arts Museum. The choice is yours and it is truly a fun day. On the way home refreshments are served.
Sharon Quintana, 772-0783 - Email
Time for Tea is a gathering of tea lovers. We meet monthly, usually in a member’s home and enjoy a few hours of leisurely conversation with a cup, or two or three, of tea. We occasionally go on field trips to a tea house for our gathering but enjoy each other’s homes more. We share in bringing tea items and trying new recipes that we are collecting for a cookbook. We have learned to set a proper tea table and a casual one. We have had high tea complete with hats, iced tea in the summer heat, a progressive tea, and even danced the May pole dance. Most of us look on our tea gatherings as an oasis in the midst of our very busy lives.
“ When you sit down to a beautifully set table, sip a good brew from thin-lipped teacups, and enjoy delicious sandwiches and pastries, it is like taking a mini-vacation from ‘real life’.” Susan Rios
Marlene Buecher, 224-4203 - Email
The Mexican Train group meets the first Wednesday of each month. If you would like to join us please call or email Marlene, listed above.
Sandy Panattoni, 969-1101 - Email
The What’s Cooking group gathers the 2nd Monday of each month. The ladies in the group are all lovers of good food and enjoy learning and creating great dishes. We travel to local farms in order to learn about growing and harvesting. We often have guest cooks teaching us unique techniques. Two times a year we meet with our husbands for a themed meal. Some of our members do not cook, but all love the celebration of fine foods.
The What's Cooking group made 210 ravioli to be used for their Christmas party. IPati Hendershot doing the counting.
MaryAnn Evans, 772-8630 - Email
This is a card game that is a variation of Canasta. It is not necessary to know how to play Canasta to join. It is very easy to learn. We meet on the fourth Monday of each month, 11:00 a.m., at members' homes. For details or information, you may contact MaryAnn Evans 209 772 8630 or email (see link above).
MaryAnn Evans, 772-8630 - Email
An easy card game to play. Meets every 3rd Monday of the month. Hostess provides snacks and dessert. So, bring your own lunch. We generally play until about 2:30. We have lots of fun, so please join us. For additional information you may contact MaryAnn Evans.
MaryAnn Evans, 772-8630 - Email
Many of our members enjoy reading, so we have established a "Readers Corner", in our monthly Newsletter. This is dedicated to those of us who want to share what we have read and add our amateur review. Additionally we include the title, author and where the book is available. Most importantly we like to promote our local libraries and when possible encourage our members to utilize their services.
MaryAnn Evans, 772-8630 - Email
With various events and groups we enjoy wonderful food and someone is always asking for recipes. So we have developed this column in our Newsletter where our members may submit recipes to share. Bon Appetit......
Sandy Huckaby, 772-9924 - Email
Pinochle meets twice a month. Group 1 meets on the 2nd Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, currently one table. Elaine Alves is Chairperson over this group. Her contact information is in the Membership booklet.
Group 2 meets on the 4th Monday of each month from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We have two tables at this group session. Sandy Huckaby is Chairperson over this group, her information is in the Membership booklet.
Elaine and Sandy will be happy to teach you how to play Pinochle. It is a fun game. Come join us.
Lynn Carpenter, 814-9279 - Email
Monthly Socials are held on the 3rd Friday every month and members may bring a guest. Our socials are a nice opportunity to gather socially, enjoy an evening with members and spouses, singles and others, and to get acquainted with new members. Glasses, plates, ice, and napkins are provided by the volunteer hosts. Everyone brings an appetizer and wine, or whatever they prefer to drink including soda and water.
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