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| March 10, 2019 | ||
| For a complete list of sanctioned clubs and groups in SaddleBrooke One, visit the Clubs & Groups section of our web page: /sb_clubs-and-groups-1384.html. You may search alphabetically or by category. If you have a new announcement for this weekly email, please contact Linda Irwin: lirwin@saddlebrooke.org | ||
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SaddleBrooke Cold War Symposium Presentation, 1:00-3:00pm at HOA-2 West Ballroom President George Washington cautioned America against European entanglements in his farewell address. We avoided permanent commitments thru the isolationist 1930s, but indulged a change of heart following World War II. Russian hostility after the war and Soviet troops in Eastern Europe made our western allies vulnerable. America not only stationed 350,000+ troops in Europe, we signed NATO’s Article 5, promising that an attack on any member was an attack on all. We stood by this promise with nuclear weapons, telling the Soviets that an attack on Europe constituted a tripwire for immediate response. Mark Schwartz, who served in the US component of NATO in 1977-78, will explore the formation of NATO, its internal tribulations, and current status. How relevant is this topic? It extends into the second Cold War that looms over us. Join us on March 14th, 1-3:00pm in HOA-2’s Mountain View West Ballroom. BLACKSHEEP Mark Schwartz 703/209-8013 | ||
Republican Women of Pinal County The Republican Women of Pinal County will meet at 10:00 am on Friday, March 15th in the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse Coyote Room. Our guest speaker will be Dr. John McElroy. Dr. McElroy will speak about American history, the U.S. Constitution and some of the differences between the Arizona State Constitution and the U.S. Constitution. Everyone is welcome to attend. John Harmon McElroy was born in a small glass-manufacturing town on the banks of the Allegheny River in western Pennsylvania and two of his ancestors fought for independence in the Revolutionary War. John is Professor Emeritus at the University of Arizona and previously taught at Clemson and the University of Wisconsin. John has authored four books on American cultural history; Benjamin Franklin and the Quaker Murders, Finding Freedom, American Beliefs, Divided We Stand and America’s Culture, Its Origins & Enemies. John graduated from Princeton University and then spent two years in the U.S. Navy’s North Atlantic Fleet on a destroyer escort in the mid-Atlantic prior to taking a PhD at Duke University. John has twice been appointed a Fulbright Professor of American Studies (in Spain and Brazil), and after teaching in Poland in 1981 he co-founded Solidarity Tucson. John and his wife, author Onyria Herrera McElroy, PhD, were married in Havana, Cuba, in 1957. John and Onyria live in Tucson, Arizona, and have four children, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. | ||
Saddlebrooke Stroke/Neurological Support Group Next meeting will be Friday, March 15th @ 10:am……Please note change of time. Guest Speaker: Morgan Hartford, Regional Director of Southern Arizona Alzheimers And Emerald Welch, Community Resource Manager . Room #2 Preserve Club……..We will break for lunch by 11:30. Those wanting to stay for following open discussion meeting are welcome, but we must have your reservation. Call Marilyn Sellers 825-0965 or wwsellers@wbhsi.net Esta Goldstein 825-1181 or jsda38@icloud.com | ||
SaddleBrooke Spanish Culture Club (SCC) Hola! Please join us at our next meeting on March 18th for our annual Spanish trivia contest! (Questions in English.) We are a culture club, not a language club, so speaking Spanish is not required. We meet monthly at 5:30p.m. on the third Monday at the HOA1 activity center, and often have additional group outings to enjoy related arts and culture events. The club is open to all SaddleBrooke residents. Membership is $20 per person. For more information, please contact our president, Kay Sullivan sullivan6601@gmail.com or membership chair, Susan Durchslag susan.durchslag@gmail.com. | ||
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SADDLEBROOKE PET RESCUE NETWORK It's not too late! Please join us on Thursday, March 21st for the Network's 2nd annual "Howl at the Moon" Dog Walk event to support homeless pets. The deadline to register is Wednesday, March 13, 2019. A registration form is available on the SB Pet Rescue website – www.sbpetrescue.com Registration fee is $15/family. There will be prize drawings and a goodie bag for each family. Sign up for either a 1-mile or a 2-mile walk. Water and a snack for both humans and canines will be available mid-way. The walk will begin at approximately 6:10pm. There are drop boxes at the following addresses where you can return your completed form and your check: 38860 S. Moonwood Drive (Unit 32) 38224 S. Samaniego Drive (Unit 3S) Or mail the completed form to: Pet Rescue 38860 S. Moonwood Dr. Tucson, AZ 85739 March spring temperatures are finally here making for pleasant evenings. And there is no better way to spend a pleasant evening than on a leisurely twilight stroll with your best friend! For more information, contact Beth at info@sbpetrescue.com or 810-241-8730 | ||
SaddleBrooke Swim Club to offer free swim clinic The clinic is designed for those who can swim (paddle) one length of the pool but would like to learn how to swim laps for exercise, learn or relearn the strokes, build endurance, meet others who want to swim together, and most importantly - have fun!March 27-April 12 6 classes, Wednesdays and Fridays 10-11 am at the Desert View Pool Pre-register by emailing Lyn Moreno at Saddlebrookeswimclub@gmail.com | ||
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ROTARY CLUB OF SADDLEBROOKE  Agave Front Lounge - SaddleBrooke One The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke is an award winning club that is packed with energetic volunteers of all ages coming together as friends in Rotary to assist area schools, our community, and international philanthropies. Rotary is open to those who live or work in SaddleBrooke, SaddleBrooke Ranch, Oro Valley and all surrounding communities. Guests are welcome to attend a meeting and enjoy our weekly speakers. Thursday, March 7th: Club Assembly. Thursday, March 14th: OFF SITE MEETING AT THE NEW SADDLEBROOKE RANCH CLUBHOUSE: Sheriff Mark Lamb will be speaking. Thursday, March 28th: Don Jorgansen speaks on ShelterBox. If this sounds like something of interest to you, and you enjoy lifelong learning, come join us for lunch on Thursday at the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse. For more information, contact Wendy Guyton at 520-404-5712 or wguyton17@gmail.com. | ||
Join the Barbershop Singers  The Barbershop Chorus of SaddleBrooke meets every Tuesday evening at 6:30pm in the Agate Room of the HOA2 Arts & Crafts Center, 38725 S Mountainview Blvd. We have been singing in SaddleBrooke since 1998,and now number about 25 singers. We are part of the international Barbershop Harmony Society. We would love to have any men who like singing to try us out – you will find it is a unique singing style. We have tenors (high notes), leads (melody), and the low voices singing baritone and bass. We do not compete. Our goal is to have fun in addition to singing well. We do performances a few times a year, as well as a concert at Desertview Theatre in December. JOIN US! YOU’LL HAVE A BALL!! Questions? contact: chorganalong@gmail.com | ||
| SaddleBrooke Bereavement Support Group No Cost to Attend No Commitment to Come Back Every Sunday, 4:00pm - 5:30pm SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse, HOA#1, Coyote Room South (Lower level) 64500 E. SaddleBrooke Blvd. Support groups provide a confidential forum, to share feelings, concerns and information as a way of supporting and encouraging each other. *Sponsored by SaddleBrooke Health & Wellness | ||
| Music Lessons Returning to SaddleBrooke What: Guitar, Ukulele and, this year, Music Appreciation classes When: Every Wednesday and Thursday, January 9th and 10th through March 13th and 14th (10 weeks) from 11:00pm to 2:00pm Where: Various rooms at the SaddleBrooke Two Clubhouse, 38735 S. MountainView Blvd. Who: The teacher is Ted Crowley, a professional musician and SaddleBrooke resident with a B.A. and M.A. Cost: Each class is $100 To register, contact Ted Crowley at 925-676-8558 or by email crowleyted@yahoo.com | ||
| Church & Bible Study | ||
Resurrection at SaddleBrooke Church  Services are at 9:00am & 10:30am If you have any questions, please call Judy at 818-6758. | ||
 CCSB's MEN'S RALLY March 21st ( Note change of date) - In the Mountain View Ballroom-Call CCSB office for ticket information: 520-825-5394 Featured speaker: Dr. Charlie Dyer speaking on his most recent book "The ISIS Crisis" SAVE THE DATE April 2nd & 3rd - 2019 Women's Ministry Spring Retreat as Gaslight Music Hall - 13005 N Oracle Road #165 Guest speaker: Susie Shellenburger - Call CCSB office for ticket information: 520-825-5394
PALM SUNDAY CANTATA Sunday, April 14th - DesertView Theatre - 8:30am service | ||
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