Halloween Dance.

RGV Naturist Memorial Golf Tournament.

On Monday December 12, 2016 we will hold the first RGV Naturist Memorial Golf Tournament.

 

There will be two winners, one for the men’s division and one for the women’s division. For those of you wishing to play, we ask for an established handicap*.

 

  We will be honoring the following people:

2012 – Joe Miller – Sandpipers

2013 – Bob Charleston – Natures

2015 – Mike Vandiver – Natures

2015 – Mel Brown – Natures

2016 – Joey Noel – Sandpipers

We will have a two plaques made that will be displayed at each club and will show the winners of the tournament.

Of course we expect to play the tournament annually.

There will be a $10 entry fee (to cover the cost of the plaques)

 plus your green fees.

We are also considering adding a fee that would cover a lunch at the course following the tournament

(your input would be appreciated on this).

* Handicap can be obtained by playing with our group for at least 3 rounds or submitting scores from at least 3 rounds that we may input into our records to establish a handicap for you. If you have an established handicap from another league, we will accept that.

 

If you are interested in playing, please contact either:

Tom Cooper – trosscoop2@att.net – 830-534-7626 – text ok

Annie Waugh - waughab@yahoo.com – 612-501-4636 – text ok

Water, Must Have Water.....

This just in:

 

 City of Edinburg announces the water closure

 on October 25, 2016 from 10 am to 5 pm

due to a waterline replacement.

 

The area affected is along North Seminary Road.  That's us!

Balloons from Pam P.

Hi Sue -

 

While you were enjoying the fall colors in New England, we were enjoying New Mexico's famous Balloon Fiesta. 

 

 It was one of the most impressive things

we've ever seen in our journeys. 

 

 I highly recommend it to our fellow Peeps!

Pam

 

50th aniversary pic!

 

The Colors of New England!

We spent a long day yesterday (Friday, Oct 7) touring Camp Sagamore (the Vanderbilt summer camp) and oohing and aahing over the spectacular Autumn colors.

 

 Fort Ticonderoga on Thursday. 

We are full to bursting with history.

The Artist!

Last weekend Catherine competed in the Indiana Plein Air "Brush of Fall" event in Converse, Indiana.  Artists from all over the mid-west met at a small, rural community in north-central Indiana for a painting competition.  

 

 

About 75 artists competed.  Entries had to be painted that day in the open air.  Catherine entered one painting.  While she did not win an award, she did sell eight paintings to collectors attending the event (the most of any of the artists).

 

She was absolutely ecstatic.  

 

 

In the evening Catherine and Bob attended a "Garden Party and BBQ" at a large farm owned by the hosting artist.