 Information presented in this guide has been gathered from the respective instructors. All class times, fees and meeting locations are subject to change. Please consult instructor with any questions. We apologize if we inadvertently missed any activity or organization. Enjoy your guide!
BRANDY’S BEADING CLUB
The Beading Club meets every Thursday in the Agate Room at the MV Craft Center from 9:00 a.m. to noon. This diverse group shares their love of beads in many ways. Beadwork can be incorporated into jewelry, knitting, crochet, loom weaving, off-loom weaving and needlepoint projects. A library of beading literature, along with beads, beading supplies and tools are available for members’ use. Instructions and assistance are available through sharing of knowledge and techniques.
Contact: Bunnie Gill, 818-1835
DOLL HOUSE & MINIATURE GROUP
The Group was formed to promote the hobby of dollhouse, room box, and miniature building. We are able to offer assistance by working together to share knowledge and techniques. A $10 annual membership fee is charged and used towards purchase of additional equipment. Major equipment is provided by Robson Communities. Please contact if you have individual needs or would like a location update.
Contact: Paulette Stark, 825-6796
FRIDAY MORNING QUILT CLUB
This organization presently has over 60 members including winter visitors and permanent residents. Meetings are every Friday morning from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Members are quilters of many skill levels who love to share ideas about quilting and related projects.
Contact: Sharon Dicosola, 825-0393
NEEDLECRAFT GROUP
All types of needlecraft including needlepoint, cross-stitch, hardanger, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, etc., are done in an unstructured workshop. All are welcome. The group meets Monday and Saturday from 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. in the SaddleBrooke I Arts & Crafts Center, Room 4. Some supplies are available.
Contact: Judith Hans, 818-3285
SADDLEBROOKE CUT-UPS
Scrapbooking, every Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Beginner and advanced scrapbookers welcome.
Contact: Grace Roberts, 825-8914
SADDLEBROOKE FINE ARTS GUILD
The Fine Arts Guild is an organization of art enthusiasts and aspiring artists of all levels, focused on watercolor, oil, acrylics, pastels, pencils, sculpture and art photography. We arrange classes and monthly programs for all residents, plus we sponsor member exhibits, twice-yearly Fine Art Shows, and an Outreach program. Visit our website at www.saddlebrookefinearts.org to learn more.
Contact: Catherine Eighmy (President), 548-5032
SADDLEBROOKE GENEALOGY CLUB
SaddleBrooke Genealogy Club welcomes residents to share research experiences and hear knowledgeable professional speakers. We offer guidance in finding resource materials. Discover your Family History!
Contact: Pat Tiefenbach, 825-7546
E-mail: davepataz@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE GIFT SHOP
Located next to the fitness center on SaddleBrooke Boulevard, this shop features items handcrafted by SaddleBrooke residents. Hours: May-Sept 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.; Oct-Apr 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Contact: Karen Lingelbach 825-4331
SADDLEBROOKE GREENWARE CLUB
For those interested in learning and using proper techniques in pouring, cleaning, firing, and decorating ceramic pieces. Certified instructors teach classes on a regular basis in the various methods of ceramic art work.
Contact: Joann Porter, 825-4517
E-mail: jmpdjp67@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE KNITTING GROUP (KNIT-WITS)
The object of the club shall be to encourage, promote, and sustain the art of knitting, and the construction of clothing, decorator items, and wearable art. Visitors are welcome to stop in and see what’s going on.
Contact: Barbara Silvian, 818-3464
SADDLEBROOKE POTTERY CLUB
Offers the opportunity for those interested in clay hand building and wheel throwing to utilize pottery room facilities and equipment every day from 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. A $10 annual membership fee is charged for the use of equipment and all glazes on hand. Pottery monitors are on duty from 9:00 a.m. - noon on Fridays to assist new members. Periodic workshops may be offered on beginning hand building and wheel throwing. Workshops are posted in the Ceramics Room of the SaddleBrooke Arts & Crafts Center.
Contact: Bob Sigler, 818-0564
E-mail: saddledee@wbhsi.net
Contact: John Richling 825-5238
Contact: Don Meyer 818-2526
Contact: Rebecca Tolan 818-2103
SADDLEBROOKE STAMPERS CLUB
Club members share ideas and techniques for rubber-stamping. Our general meting is the second Wednesday of every month. We also meet on Saturdays for special classes or to work on individual projects with club supplies.
Contact: Kris Holmes 825-2105
SADDLEBROOKE WOODCARVING CLUB
This is a group of men and women who meet twice weekly to carve objects varying from caricatures of man and animals to realistic birds including hummingbirds, raptors, and songbirds. Mammals such as coyotes, bears, deer, and fish are also carved.
Contact: Ed Snyder, 825-0964
SEW AND SEWS
A sewing group who meets to share ideas, teach different techniques, and complete projects. Also, we make items for charitable organizations.
Contact: Betty Sivalon, 818-3641
SEW BUSY CUT-UPS
Purpose is to keep the art and craft of sewing alive and well by offering basic instructions, demonstrations, show & tells, field trips to seminars, stores and workshop. First Monday of the month - American Sewing Guild demo/meeting. Last Monday of the month - Optional community service projects. We meet every Monday morning at 9 am.
Contact: Liz Macijeski 825-2937
E-mail: lounliz@wbhsi.net
SILVERSMITH & LAPIDARY CLUB
Learn to fabricate beautiful silver jewelry. A 9-hour beginner course is offered four times a year. Lapidary work is available for members completing basic course. Visit Turquoise Rm. to sign up or contact Gloria Quigg for the next available class.
Contact: Gloria Quigg, 818-2115
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
The Book Discussion Group meets each month on the third Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Sonoran Room at MountainView Clubhouse. The members choose the books for discussion. The discussion is lively and fun, and lunch follows at the Mesquite Grill.
Contact: Arlene Bathgate, 818-2501
E-mail: mmcmorr@aol.com
BOOKS ON WHEELS
Books on Wheels, (BOW), is a library book delivery service within the SaddleBrooke community. We also provide information and services for those who are visually handicapped or who cannot for physical reasons hold a book.
Contact: Kathy Van Sistine, 818-6316 or Allie Ufford, 825-2560
4TH TUESDAY EVENING BOOK CLUB
Book discussion with a rotating book reviewer meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. at the MountainView Clubhouse.
Contact: Jeanne Vandehey, 818-0731
FRIENDS OF SADDLEBROOKE LIBRARIES
Provide funds for the needs of libraries in the SaddleBrooke community; focus public attention on library services, facilities, and needs; maintain a fee-based membership of persons interested in books and libraries; sponsor enrichment opportunities for the communities & stimulate gifts in a tax-exempt manner.
Contact: Barbara Hynes, 825-8167
SADDLEBROOKE LIBRARIES
Recreational reading libraries staffed by volunteers are located in the DesertView Center, and MountainView and SaddleBrooke Clubhouses. Library hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-noon. Online library catalog: www.libraryworld.net/opac. Enter library name: sblibs
Library phones: Janet Fabio, 818-6375
SaddleBrooke, 917-3753
WRITER’S WORKSHOP
We learn and promote interest in writing fiction and non-fiction. Members may choose to read from their own memoirs or an essay or poem on a previously assigned theme. Mini-lessons, critique groups, and workshops are periodically offered.
Contact: Blanche Waldstreicher, 818-9038
BRIDGE CLASSES AT SADDLEBROOKE
Barbara Feeley has been teaching bridge classes for 25 years. Several levels are available including Beginning, Brush Up, Advanced/Defense, and Integrated Basics. Supervised play is an opportunity to practice new skills with the instructor standing by to offer encouragement or suggest a line of play or a more descriptive bid. Classes generally begin in October, February, and May. Come to learn or improve your skills and meet some new people who also enjoy the game.
Contact: Barbara Feeley, 825-6837
www.barbsbridge.com
BRIDGE CLASSES AT SADDLEBROOKE
Donna Depesa offers classes for all levels of players. Learn more skills in judgment, play of the hand, communicating with partner and many conventions. Donna is an accredited ACBL Teacher and Director. Donna and husband, Gene, teach and direct bridge games on cruises and both are silver life masters. For fun, health, and new challenges, improve your bridge game with Donna.
Contact: Donna DePesa 825-5679
BRIDGE COACH AT SADDLEBROOKE
Kathy O’Connell will customize what YOU, your foursome, or larger group needs. Will conduct sessions in your home or public venue. Kathy is an accomplished tournament level player who specializes in the Two Over One Game Forcing system, and who can help you with all aspects of the game. Make this the year to take your game to a whole new level. Flexible scheduling is available.
Contact: Kathy O’Connell 818-0483
CANASTA CLUB
We play five-deck canasta card game for couples on the 1st and 3rd Friday evenings of each month in the Sonoran Room at MountainView Clubhouse. Sign-up book is available in the MountainView library.
Contact: Myra Knapp, 818-6506
EVENING MIXED GIN RUMMY CLUB
The Gin group meets every Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the Activity Center, Room #3 to play gin. The event ends at 9:45 p.m., and membership fee is $1 to $2 per year, depending on consumption of playing cards. If a holiday falls on a Wednesday night, the event is cancelled for that evening.
Contact: Vince Bellian 818-3578
E-mail: golfvb@msn.com
MEN’S BRIDGE
We play rubber bridge on Tuesday nights at 6:45 p.m. and the game takes about 2-1/2 hours. Sign up to play at the Library in the SaddleBrooke Clubhouse.
Contact: Jim Gold, 825-6536
E-mail: jrgold1@juno.com
MIXED INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE FOR FUN
We are a small, mixed, social group of bridge, fun, and camaraderie Fridays at 12:45 p.m. in the new Activity Center. Sign up at the hostess desk, HOA 1. Sign-up sheet is closed at 12:00 noon Wednesday. HOA I and II residents and guests are welcome.
Contact: Marge Leedom, 825-1550
MONDAY AFTERNOON MAH JONGG GROUP
We are a fun group for experienced players.
Contact: Fern Marks, 818-3098
Contact: Bobbi Monnard, 825-5886
MONDAY LADIES OPEN BRIDGE
We play at DesertView Performing Arts Center, but the sign-up sheet is in the library at MountainView Clubhouse, 12:00 - 4:00.
Contact: Karen Lingelbach, 825-4331
MONDAY MIXED DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Open to SaddleBrooke residents and their guests. We meet on Mondays at 12:45 p.m. in the SaddleBrooke I Activity Center. A sign-up sheet is available, or arrive by 12:45. If you need a partner, please call and we will arrange one.
Contact: Sally Allison, 825-1268
MOUNTAINVIEW DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
The MountainView Duplicate Bridge Club sponsors ACBL-sanctioned games at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday in the DesertView Center. The fee is $4 ($3 in Summer.) Games are conducted by a certified director and are played in a relaxing atmosphere. No advance sign-up is required. We will try to find a partner for anyone who needs one.
Contact: Jo Ann Aiken 818-1727
Contact: Barbara Feeley 825-6837
Contact: Ron Morris 825-7174
E-mail: atexan@wbhsi.net
PARTNERS BRIDGE #1
Party bridge beginning promptly at 6:45 p.m.; please arrive no later than 6:40 p.m. Arrange for your own partner. Sign up in MVCC library book before 10:00 a.m. of the preceding Monday. Also, cancellations must be in by 10:00 a.m. of the preceding Monday.
Contact: Karen Gray, 818-0337
SADDLEBROOKE BINGO CLUB
We play the 2nd Monday evening of the month. Early Bird Bingo begins at 6:45 p.m. in the The Vistas dining room at SaddleBrooke Country Club (SBCC). Regular Bingo begins at 7:00 p.m. Buffet is served from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Watch the SaddleBag Notes for monthly details.
SADDLEBROOKE LADIES’ DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Ladies’ Duplicate Bridge - No partner needed. We meet on Wednesday mornings
at 9:00 a.m.
Contact: Trudi Penta 825-3081
E-mail: tprealtor@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE LADIES’ PARTY BRIDGE
Party Bridge has 5 rounds of 6 hands, 45 minutes per round. We break for lunch at 12:15 p.m., and then play 2 rounds after lunch. Fee to play is only, $1.25. Money goes to prizewinners for that day.
Contact: Suzanne Ham, 825-3725
THURSDAY MOUNTAINVIEW LADIES’ CANASTA CLUB
We play five-deck canasta card game for ladies on the 2nd and 4th Thursday mornings each month in the Sonoran Room at MountainView Clubhouse. Sign-up book is available in the MountainView library.
Contact: Sue Kraft, 818-6303
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES’ CANASTA CLUB
We play five-deck canasta. Lessons can be made available for those interested in learning.
Contact: Fern Marks, 818-3098
E-mail: paws4awhile@wbhsi.net
WEDNESDAY NIGHT PARTY BRIDGE
We play on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays promptly at 6:30 p.m. in the Sonoran Room at MountainView Country Club.
Contact: Jude Hubbell 818-3686
ALT DEUTSCHE BAND
Six-piece German band plays European polkas, waltzes, marches, and dance music in authentic German costumes.
Contact: Jim Van Brocklin 818-1925
E-mail: vanbrocklinj@msn.com
BALLROOM DANCE CLUB
On-site ballroom dance classes and outings are scheduled during the fall, winter, and spring. Weekly open ballroom dance time is available to all SaddleBrooke residents at the MountainView Ballroom.
Contact: Casey Domalewski, 825-0572
E-mail: junecleaver@wbhsi.net
CANADA DEL ORO BARBER SHOP CHORUS
Men’s barbershop chorus that rehearses weekly on Tuesday evenings. Performs at various activities. Encourages formation of barbershop quartets. Sings in barbershop harmony style.
Contact: Don Bott, 825-2056
COYOTE COUNTRY CLOGGERS
A fun loving clogging group with varying levels of dance ranging from beginning cloggers, to recreational cloggers, to an accomplished exhibition team. Classes start in early October.
Contact: Carol Jones, 825-8568
HI-HORSE CLOGGERS
We are a clogging dance group--recreational and performing team.
Contact: Julie Brown, 825-8382
E-mail: Myronbrown@wbhsi.net
PARTNER WESTERN DANCE
Partner Western Dance classes are scheduled during the fall, winter, and spring. Also, there is a monthly Western dance open to all SaddleBrooke residents during fall, winter, and spring.
Contact: Jane Gromelski, 818-3761
SADDLEBROOKE SILVER BELLES DANCE TEAM
Silver Belles perform for groups and events in SaddleBrooke and the greater Tucson area. The repertoire includes a variety of dance styles to music that includes jazz, Latin, patriotic, show tunes, and country western sounds. Classes are held on Monday and Friday mornings.
Contact: Vivian Herman, 818-2552
SADDLEBROOKE SINGERS
The SaddleBrooke Singers is a community chorus of mixed voices. The Singers consist of approximately 60 voices. There is no audition to join the group. Two concerts are performed each year, one at Christmas and another in the spring. Rehearsals are Sunday evenings beginning in early September. We welcome anyone in the community who would like to sing in a choral group.
Contact: Dwight Shupe, 825-2292
E-mail: shuperman@wbhsi.net
Contact: Carolyn Cochcan, 825-2162
SADDLEBROOKE SQUARES - SQUARE DANCING CLUB
A fun loving Plus Club with lots of activities. Plus Club Dance Thursdays 7:00-9:00 p.m. - MountainView Ballroom and Soft Plus Dances, Sunday 7:00-9:00 p.m. SaddleBrooke Ballroom. Lessons start in October. Check out our website for current lesson and workshop schedules, www.saddlebrookesquares.com
Contact: Bonnie Kraber, 825-2678
E-mail: saddlebrookesquares@msn.com
SADDLEBROOKE STRING PLAYERS ENSEMBLE
Our purpose is to assemble violin, viola, cello, and bass string players who are residents of SaddleBrooke. We form duet, trio, and quartet groups to perform classical (baroque, classical, neo-classical, and modernistic) musical compositions for self-enjoyment or the enjoyment of other SaddleBrooke residents.
Contact: Norm Benecke, 825-3718
E-mail: vx3hu2@wbhsi.net
THE CLOGGING DESERT STARS
A clogging dance troupe was formed in 1997 to represent SaddleBrooke and entertain at local and out-of-state functions. Practices are every Monday and Thursday mornings at 7:00 a.m. We have performed in Austria and throughout the U.S. Our motto is “Clogging with a Flair.”
Contact: Patsy Chase, 825-2737
E-mail: tappatsy@aol.com
SADDLEBROOKE SYMPHONY GUILD
The SaddleBrooke Symphony Guild facilitates opportunities to attend Tucson Symphony Orchestra events. The Guild is an ideal way for people to share musical; interests and to contribute to the outstanding Tucson Symphony. The membership year is from October to April, coinciding with the symphony season.
Contact: Jane Israel, 825-2552
MOUNTAINVIEW LADY PUTTERS
We meet at the putting green behind the MountainView Pro Shop every Monday morning. Wintertime we get together from 9:00 to 10:15 a.m. Summertime we get together from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. To join, please call Marijo Lewis
Contact: Marijo Lewis, 260-0688
E-mail: marijo@wbhsi.net
MOUNTAINVIEW/THE PRESERVE
LADIES’ 9-HOLE GOLF ASSOCIATION
To join, pick-up an application, complete and return to the MV Pro Shop. You will be contacted by our membership chair, Holly Riviere, for a New Member Orientation. League play is every Tuesday morning. For more information visit our website at, www.mountainviewniners.com. See you on the links!
Contact: Pam Brunelle, 825-9504
E-mail: pbrunelle@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
The SaddleBrooke Men’s Golf Association (SMGA) offers weekly club play dates, tournaments, and handicap records.
SADDLEBROOKE MEN PUTTERS
The Mens Putters meet every Thursday morning. We provide friendly competition through organized play. In addition, we strive to promote friendship, camaraderie, and social opportunities.
Contact: Doug McGraw, 818-9602
E-mail: mcgraws1@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE NINERS LADIES’ GOLF ASSOCIATION
The SaddleBrooke Niners is for ladies who wish to play nine holes of golf on league days (Tuesdays). Objectives are to observe the rules of golf, encourage fellowship, and promote social activities. There are four regular luncheon meetings per year and numerous competitive and fun tournaments. Membership is open to any woman who is a paid member of SaddleBrooke HOA 1 or HOA 2, and has met the eligibility requirements. For more Information: www.saddlebrookeniners.com.
Contact: Cathleen Wortham, Membership 825-2694
Contact: Diane Ray, President 818-2205
SADDLEBROOKE WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION - 18
SBWGA-18’s objective is to promote and conserve the best interest and true spirit of the game of golf. Tuesdays are regular play days. To be eligible for membership in the Association, a current, established USGA handicap of 40 or less is required. Annual dues are payable in November. For additional information, check out our web site through www.SaddleBrooke.org.
Contact: SaddleBrooke Pro Shop, 825-2505
VERDE SPUTTERS
Putting group for ladies. We putt every Monday at 9:00 a.m. Lunch follows. We have 160 regular members.
Contact: Monica Light, 825-0366
Contact: Caroline Rolf, 825-7369
AQUA AEROBICS
Classes seven days a week, year-round, in the main swimming pool next to the SaddleBrooke Clubhouse. Open to both men and women.
From 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
No swimming skills necessary. The water is a warm 84 degrees. A boom box is used for instructions and music. There is a one-time fee of $5.00, payable to Ruth Jeric.
Contact: Ruth Jeric, 818-3181
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Health and Wellness is a group of SaddleBrooke volunteers who plan programs of interest to promote the health and well being of our community. Educational programs are presented by local specialists in their field on Health Night Out on the 4th Monday of the month. The group also organizes the popular Health Fair held each fall and acts as an umbrella for SaddleBrooke activities or presentations dealing with aspects of health and wellness. All community members interested in health and wellness are welcome. We also value your suggestions for topics and speakers.
Contact: Doores Robu, 825-8980
Contact: Mike Bubla, 825-0500
E-mail: mbubla@wbhsi.net (for health fair)
MVAC WATER AEROBIC CLASSES
Water aerobics classes with a live certified instructor. Monday - Saturday at Mountain View Pool. One class starts at 8:30 am, (December - March). Two classes start at, 8:00 am & 9:10 am, (April - November). There is a small fee per class. Suitable for most fitness levels.
Contact: Melinda Spoelstra, 229-3613
CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S CONNECTION
We have a monthly luncheon that provides music and/or information features that are entertaining and fun. Women will speak on the discovered spiritual truths that apply to the whole spectrum of their lives. No membership or dues. RSVP is necessary.
Contact: Darbie Baker 825-4735
DESSERT & DISCUSSION
We meet the 1st Friday of the month at 7:00 p.m. and have 2 - 5 groups each month that meet at a host’s home and share desserts brought by the members. Each group consists of 10-16 members. Visiting friends are welcome. At approximately 7:30 p.m., we sit down for a discussion of current events and topics suggested by the members. Currently, we have approximately 80 members consisting of couples and singles. There are no dues, but each member is asked to act as host once or twice a year.
Contact: Madeline Bosma, 825-5270
GERMAN-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP
This club celebrates our German-American heritage. We meet at 7 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the HOA 1 Activity Center for social evenings and cultural events, speakers of interest and special events - including SaddleBrooke’s Oktoberfest. All SaddleBrooke residents are welcome, whether from German speaking countries or Americans with German heritage. All activities are in English.
Contact: Eric Huber, 825-4195
E-mail: erichuber@wbhsi.net
METAPHYSICAL STUDY GROUP
Metaphysics is a branch of philosophy that investigates the nature of first principles and problems of ultimate reality. The group explores many types of spiritual knowledge and ancient wisdom, as well as holistic living in an attitude of openness and receptivity. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at the HOA 1 Activities Center.
Contact: Louise Sample, 825-4037
Contact: Wanda Munson, 825-1746
RADIO-CONTROLLED MODEL FLYING AND BOAT CLUB
Radio-controlled model airplane flying takes place on the club airfield in San Manuel. This airfield has a large, paved runway, equipped with a covered plane assembly and test area. Training to assist newcomers is held at this facility. Radio-controlled model sailboat and electrical-powered boat enthusiasts use a SaddleBrooke lake for their sailing fun, where assistance to newcomers is also provided on its use and rules. Club meetings on the third Tuesday, monthly.
Contact: Joe Smith, 825-2409
Contact: Art Fuerstenberg, 825-1131
Contact: Mike David, 825-2762
SADDLEBROOKE COMPUTER CLUB
The club teaches year-round classes. Most of the classes are October through November and February through March. A Users Group usually meets on the third Monday of each month. Instruction is normally hands-on for all students. For detailed information, visit our web site at www.saddlebrookecc.org
Contact: Norman Kyle 818-0563
E-mail: normkyle@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE CUT UPS
Our precious photos and mementoes are made archival safe in beautiful albums, preserved for our generations to come. Wonderful gifts and always cherished. Beginners through advanced. Come and learn along with us. Tuesdays at 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Agate Room
Contact: Grace Roberts, 825-8914
Contact: Marie Hopely, 825-5755
SADDLEBROOKE GREAT DECISIONS DISCUSSION GROUP
The Great Decisions program, with a national membership of 325,000 and 26 chapters in Tucson, is sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association of the United States. Our emphasis is on in-depth analyses of our country’s involvement in international affairs. Our SaddleBrooke Chapter is non political and welcomes all shades of opinion in open discussion. No dues, just your participation. We meet the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
Contact: Harold Leinwand, 825-1661
E-mail: hlhwl@wbhsi.net
Contact: Michael Cousens, 818-1692
E-mail: mgc0223@aol.com
SADDLEBROOKE HIKING CLUB
Hikes and fitness walks for all levels. Newsletter and hike descriptions are published bi-monthly in the middle of the even months. Current membership is 450, dues $5. Membership applications available at MountainView Clubhouse or our website.
Contact: Susan Robertshaw, 818-6727
E-mail: jsrobertshaw@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE MOTORCYCLE CLUB
The club gives motorcyclists an opportunity to join others for rides every Friday. The rides range from a short ride for breakfast, to a three to four-day trip to another state. Rides are also scheduled to museums, parks, and civic activities of interest to the group.
Contact: Don Porter 825-4517 or
Contact: Gabe Berczi 818-9111
E-mail: BercziAssoc@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE NERDS
The SaddleBrooke Nerds meet monthly to hear speakers on subjects of intellectual interest - science, music, philosophy, history, ecology, sociology, and the arts in general. Speakers are drawn from our members as well as distinguished outsiders from around the country.
Contact: Harold Fromm, 818-1660
E-mail: hfromm@earthlink.net
SADDLEBROOKE OFF-ROAD BUNCH -
4-WHEEL DRIVE CLUB
The club explores off-road 4-wheel drive trails at least monthly. The purpose is to further enjoyment of off-road driving, provide social experiences for its members, and protect Public Lands.
Contact: David Jeffery, 818-2433
SADDLEBROOKE RV CLUB
We take trips in our RVs to various places in the West and Mexico. Our meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month In the HOA 1 Clubhouse, at 7 p.m., where we plan trips and do needs & wants.
Contact: Chris Costello, 818-0368
SADDLEBROOKE TRAVEL CLUB
Contact: Diana McGinn, 818-3157
SEWING MACHINE EMBROIDERY CLUB
We are a fun group of beginner to advanced sewers learning new techniques to use our computerized sewing/embroidery machines. Meetings may include a project, class, or field trip. We meet the 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 9:00 a.m.-Noon In the HOA1 Arts & Crafts room 4 (next to the gift shop)
Contact: Linda Brush, 825-1485
E-mail: sewlinda@aol.com
Contact: Claudia Hermansen, 577-2030
E-mail: claudiahermansen@att.net
SADDLEBROOKE READERS THEATRE
We read plays weekly, sometimes performing in front of groups.
Contact: Selma Goldstein, 818-2932
THE PRIMETIME PLAYERS
The PrimeTime Players, a member of the SaddleBrooke Theater Guild, is a newly formed theatre group whose goal is to bring innovative dramas, comedies, and mysteries to SaddleBrooke providing entertainment and on and off stage opportunities for residents. Our first production in November 2006 was a serious drama while our spring 2007 show will be a comedy. We welcome all who want to join us. No expertise required; just an interest in having fun, working in a group and learning new skills.
Contact: Suzy Shear, 825-8876
AGLOW INTL - SADDLEBROOKE LIGHTHOUSE
Aglow International is an intercultural, tran-denominational organization. Aglow meets in Saddlebrooke on a monthly basis. Please join us for fellowship, worship, and prayer in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Ladies and Gents are welcome. For more Information on Aglow International, visit the website at: www.aglow.org.
Contact: Joanne 825-4802
E-mail: joaglow@wbhsi.net
Contact: Diana 825-0732
COMMUNITY CHURCH AT SADDLEBROOKE
The Community Church is inclusive of all denominations of the Christian Church serving the SaddleBrooke community. Services are held at the DesertView Theater on Sunday mornings at 8:30 a.m. Pastor Roger Pierce, Pastor Wayne Viereck, and Pastor John Reed.
Contact: 825-5394
E-mail: ccsparishhouse@msn.com
Website: www.ccatsb.com
CONGREGATIONAL - ORO VALLEY UNITED CHURCH
Magnificent mountain views through 30’ floor to ceiling windows enhance Sunday worship services. Friendship, love, & acceptance await you at this Biblically based church, as well as your place to use God given gifts. A 4,400-sq. ft. Fellowship Hall provides a free lending library. Bible studies also are held here. Driving directions: south on Oracle Rd.; left at the El Conquistador Way light by El Con. hotel; wind through the golf course a short way, turn left into the church parking lot & observe a beautiful stone church. Bring a camera for photos of the awesome views!
Contact: 742-7333 or
1401 E. El Conquistador Way, Oro Valley, 85704
E-mail: orovalleyucc@msn.com or
website: www.orovalleyucc.com
PRAYER CONNECTION
In a comfortable setting, you will be encouraged and challenged through inspirational thoughts. We pray silently or audibly for our nation, families, local group, and our national organization.
SADDLEBROOKE MEN’S BIBLE STUDY
Bible study open to all denominations. Study centers on books of the Bible and is discussion oriented. Meets in Cactus Room at the MountainView Clubhouse on Fridays from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.
Contact: Lee Engbretson, 825-1028
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY
The Bible Study meets at different times and locations weekly to study the Bible. Please call for more information.
Contact: Donna Fisher 818-3293
WOMEN’S STONECROFT BIBLE COFFEE
Inter-denominational bible studies from introductory to advanced studies. Small groups meet weekly to discover how the Bible can answers the practical needs of our daily lives. Contact: Sonya, 825-1028
Contact: Mardie, 825-4700
BABY FURNITURE LOAN PROGRAM
If you own baby equipment and would be willing to loan it to other SaddleBrooke residents, please call. If you need to borrow, call and Mary Ann will put you in touch with the owners.
Contact: Mary Ann Davenport, 825-6835
BOOKS ON WHEELS
Books on Wheels, (BOW). A Free library book delivery service to those who are temporarily unable to provide this service for themselves. Information is available for books and magazines on tape. Also, adaptive devices for persons for whom holding a book can be difficult.
Contact: Kathy Van Sistine, 818-6316
Contact: Ally Ufford, 825-2560
CARE AND SHARE
Neighbors Helping Neighbors - by providing no-cost, short-term service for the SaddleBrooke Community. We meet on the 2nd Thursday, September through May, in the SaddleBrooke Country Club. Bookmarks are available in both clubhouses. For information on the following, call: Food, 825-1814; Senior Seniors, 818-2439; Transportation, 818-0425 or 818-0143; Visitation/Socialization, 825-8543 or 825-5252.
Contact: Harriet Goldstein, 825-4124
FRIENDS OF ORACLE STATE PARK, INC. (FOSP)
FOSP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in SaddleBrooke. Its purpose is to raise funds to underwrite the costs of renovating historical buildings and gardens of the Kannally Ranch House at Oracle State Park. FOSP also promotes growth of educational, wildlife, and nature programs at the park. Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Javelina Room in the SaddleBrooke Clubhouse.
Contact: Patricia Schifano,
Membership Chairman, 825-1563
MASONIC TEMPLE LODGE #51 F&AM
Meets 2nd Thursday of each month, dinner at 6:00 p.m., meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at 700 Kingston Street, Oracle AZ.
Contact: Robert L. Hicks, 825-0373
NATIONAL SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES XVII CENTURY
A volunteer, non-profit, non-political organization of lineal descendents of anyone who rendered civil or military service in any of the original 13 colonies prior to January 1, 1701. Focus is patriotic, historic preservation and education related to this time period.
Contact: Danna Koelling, 825-9678
E-mail: dannansbaz@wbhsi.net
NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE
AMERICAN COLONISTS (DAC)
A volunteer, non-profit, non-political organization of lineal descendents who rendered service in any of the original 13 colonies prior to July 4, 1776. Focus is patriotic, historical and educational related to this time period.
Contact: Danna Koelling, 825-9678
E-mail: dannansbaz@wbhsi.net
NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (DAR)
DAR is a volunteer, non-profit, and non-political organization of lineal descendents of anyone who aided in achieving American independence FROM April 19, 1775 to November 26, 1783. DAR focuses on historic preservation, promotion of education, and patriotic endeavors.
Contact: Danna Koelling, 825-9678
E-mail: dannaepdar@wbhsi.net
REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF PINAL COUNTY
The purpose of The Republican Women of Pinal County is to seek to educate the community and facilitate political participation by sponsoring speakers, excursions, issue forums, and media reports. Meets the fourth Friday of the month at 10:30 a.m. in the MountainView Clubhouse. All are welcome.
Contact: LaVerne Tucker 818-1738
E-mail: lmtucker1@aol.com
ROTARY CLUB OF SADDLEBROOKE
Rotary members are business and professional leaders who promote world understanding and peace. Rotary, the world’s oldest service club subscribes to high ethical standards and carries out humanitarian projects addressing issues such as poverty, health, hunger, education, and the environment. SaddleBrooke Rotary meets at noon on Thursdays at the SaddleBrooke Country Club. All interested persons are invited. Check us out!
Contact: Roger Bogard
E-mail: rogerbogard@wbhsi.net
RSVP
RSVP (Retired & Senior Volunteer Program) is a county-managed, federally-funded program. Grants for county projects are awarded on the basis of volunteer hours served for the community. The SaddleBrooke RSVP Station Master records the hours of several volunteer organizations. Those enrolled receive free supplemental liability insurance while they are volunteering. Enrollment is free and for life. Make your volunteer hours twice as effective while you are doing what you are already doing.
Contact: Ken Siarkiewicz, 818-0425
SADDLEBROOKE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
The purpose of the Cancer Support Group is to give emotional and informative support to anyone who is diagnosed with cancer or who is providing care-giving to a cancer patient. The group meets monthly. All are welcome, and there are no fees or dues. The group maintains a database of cancer survivors willing to talk with you about your specific type of cancer.
Contact: Cherrie Esser, 825-2219
SADDLEBROOKE COMMUNITY OUTREACH
A 501(c)(3) organization providing new clothing and educational services to needy children in the neighboring communities. Activities include operation of Kids’ Closet, Project Catapult Math tutoring, support of local food banks, mentoring for college scholarship recipients, a summer enrichment program, and joint operation of the Golden Goose Thrift Shop.
Contact: 825-3302
SADDLEBROOKE GIFT SHOP
The shop is designed for the display and sale of handmade arts and crafts by SaddleBrooke residents.
SaddleBrooke Gift Shop Information: 825-7146
JEWISH FRIENDSHIP GROUP
This is a social group that meets once a month for residents of the Jewish faith, but it is open to all residents. We have dinner meetings with varied programs.
Contact: Louise Burbey, 818-9122
Contact: Steve Grabell, 825-4159
Contact: Don Aaronson, 818-3842
ON OUR OWN
This social group is a great resource for those of us “on our own.” Meet people with like interests and gain a social life.
Contact: Diane 818-2211
SADDLEBROOKE BRITISH CLUB
The principle objective of the Club is to facilitate the meeting and socializing of SaddleBrooke Brits in order to broaden friendships.
Contact: Mike Sedgwick, 818-2749
E-mail: mikesed@wbhsi.com
SADDLEBROOKE FRANCOPHILES
Members appreciate all aspects of French culture (food, wine tasting, travel, French literature, or films) in accord with members’ interests. Social gatherings are scheduled to celebrate a variety of French holidays and cultural activities. A French conversation sub-group meets regularly, also.
Contact: Pat Smith, 825-2409
SADDLEBROOKE SINGLES
A social organization for all SaddleBrooke singles. Our purpose is to plan social events, i.e. trips, tours, dinners, golf, etc. Monthly meetings held the first Tuesday of each month at 4:00 p.m., in the Coyote Room. We meet for Happy Hour every Friday in the Agave lounge at 5:00 p.m.
Contact: Arlene DesJardins, 825-0544
E-mail: arlene4738@wbhsi.net
Contact: Danny Howells, 825-5798
SISTERS IN SADDLEBROOKE
A social group of Panhellenic Alumnae in SaddleBrooke. A social event of all national sororities is held every two years. Individual sororities get together as desired.
Contact: Sue Crosby, 825-2500
SADDLEBROOKE ALSO-RANS
We are a running group of all levels of ability. We meet four times a week to run and to encourage each other.
Contact: Carol Levine, 825-2850
SADDLEBROOKE CYCLEMASTERS
We have recreational cycling for all levels - from the causal beginner to the serious tri-athlete. If you have a bicycle and a helmet, bring a smile and please join us! See our website at: http://saddlebrookecyclemasters.org/
Contact: Dennis Korger, 818-3184
SADDLEBROOKE KARATE CLUB
Come and get a kick out of life! Enjoy exercise, physical fitness, learn self defense and enjoy great fellowship.
Contact: Kelly Kehlenbeck, 825-0204
SADDLEBROOKE SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL
SaddleBrooke Softball sponsors year round play for men and women at it’s modern field adjacent to the DesertView Sports Club and Theater Center. Members participate in four co-ed leagues: community, competitive, recreation, and Bobcat. Teams for all leagues are selected by computerized draft to ensure competitive games. Advertising fees support the association with over 70 sponsors and modest membership dues. In addition to regular league play, tournaments are scheduled on St. Patrick’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekend. Visit the association’s website at, www.saddlebrookesoftball.com for further Information.
Contact: Joe Lestingi, President 818-2175
SADDLEBROOKE TABLE TENNIS CLUB
We play Monday - Saturday. For times, see Ping Pong/Table Tennis under clubs on either HOA 1 or HOA 2.
Contact: Larry Linderman, 818-1977
Contact: Tom Tidyman, 825-8530
E-mail: aztidy2@wbhsi.net
SADDLEBROOKE TENNIS CLUB
The SaddleBrooke Tennis Club manages the tennis program for all courts in the SaddleBrooke complex. SaddleBrooke residents may arrange court time by calling the Tennis Center at 825-0255. Organized play is arranged and managed by the STC coordinators. Membership is open to all residents of HOA 1 and HOA 2. STC makes tennis an enjoyable activity for all SaddleBrooke residents.
Contact: Connie Kacer, 825-7585
SADDLEBROOKE VOLLEYBALL CLUB
The Volleyball Club was organized to provide a recreational outlet for both male and female residents who have an interest in, or would like to learn to play, volleyball. All skill levels are welcome. Please call for information about practice and tournaments.
Contact: Hod Wells, 818-0763
E-mail: hamwells@wbhsi.net
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