Showing posts with label Linda Wegener. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linda Wegener. Show all posts

Monday, May 20, 2013

Balboa Park tour

Linda Wegener, Mary Garbaciak, Kim Duclo, Barbara Cardinal and Karen Swanson enjoy the day.
Tour chair Mary Garbaciak tells us about the Balboa Park ranger Kim Duclo.

"Last fall I first contacted various personnel at Balboa Park - ALL of them recommended Kim for our tours - "he is definitely the best".  But he wasn't available for our dates.  However, while we were touring the archives a ranger came into the area and Jane Kenealy immediately said to me "that is the person who you want for your tours".  I asked her if that was "Kim" and she said, "Yes." I asked him if he was available for tours today and he said, "Sure".  He took us on an hour tour (before lunch at El Prado) and then after lunch he picked up a few of us who wanted to continue picking his brain.  Other ladies had made other plans due to, originally, having the afternoon free to explore.  Kim had the keys to take five of us behind the historical organ pavilion to show us pictures and articles of history makers for this incredible building!"

Friday, October 15, 2010

Ben F. Williams, Jr. Storyteller


"Storyteller Extraordinaire" is a good title for author Ben F. Williams, Jr. He thoroughly entertained us at the October Historical League meeting discussing his book, Tales of My Southwest. It is filled with remembrances of his life growing up in Douglas, AZ.
Ben's family came to listen to his talk including wife, daughters, sons in law and granddaughter to make it a family reunion at the Museum.
Bonnie Newhoff presented him with a copy of Tastes & Treasures after his talk. Bonnie, Ben and Linda Wegener pose for photos prior to Ben signing his books for League members.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

More Photos of Sandra Day O'Connor Open House

Hustle and bustle were the buzz words as the Historical League put the finishing touches on tables, centerpieces, name tags and delicious recipes from Tastes & Treasures cookbook. Pat Faur and Margaret Pogue arrange name tags at the welcoming table. Linda Wegener opens boxes of crystal plates.

Pat and co-chair April Riggins share a moment with Sandra Day O'Connor during the event.


Pecan Squares pg 172 were "melt in your mouth" good.

Great Pumpkin Cookies pg 162 had hints of nutmeg, cinnamon and chocolate chips.