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Featured Class

Wii Sports 101
Date: September 27, 2017
Time: starts at 10:30 & beyond
Length: 8 weeks
Cost: $5 members
      $10 non-members
Instructor: Mike Sylva
Location: Parlor
Description: REGISTRATION ON SEPTEMBER 20TH @ 1:30 PM. Think your athletic prowess is a fading memory....is the only sporting event in your life tennis elbow....would you like to be a real athlete instead of an athletic supporter ? In our newest class, Wii Sports 101, you will learn how to play Tennis, Baseball, Golf, Bowling and Boxing in the comfort of our own living room. If you think playing a video game won't get your heart racing, you will be surprised. This is an interactive experience meaning that you use the Wii Remote controller to swing the bat or racket, throw a pitch, bowl, or serve. Class size is extremely limited.

Featured Activity

Mexican Train Dominoes
Time: Fridays 1:00 pm
Cost: None members
      None non-members
Location: Game Room
Description: This month we'd like to shine the light no Mexican Train Dominoes. Mexican Train is a modern version of Dominoes, played with 91 double-twelve dominoes. Between four to eight players may participate, but if less than six people are playing, it is recommended that only the double blank through nine (or a set of Double 9 Dominoes) be used. A unique feature of Mexican Train is the little \"trains\" used for game markers. These may be any sort of marker (such as a bead, button, or coin), but the game\'s more fun if you use actual toy trains. The object of the game is to discard all your dominoes. You discard onto your own train, onto the Mexican train, onto other trains at the station, or onto other players trains. Mexican Train is a fun variation of dominoes, and a great party game. Make sure to have enough dominoes and plenty of the little trains on hand! The train leaves the station on Fridays at 1:00 p.m.
Bunco Blowout
By: Mike Sylva
Last month we held our second Bunco Blowout. Once again it was a sold out event Now we have Bunco every Friday, but this was a special event. Normally the group plays with 7 tables, but, for over $400 in prizes, the number of tables increased to 10 full tables, with 40 players. We even had a waiting list for hopefuls.

Even with a normal crowd the group is loud. However with the extra people we were surprised we didn’t get any noise complaints from the neighbors! For our game prizes were handed out for the most buncos (Vi Webb), most games won (Jean Murtaugh), 2nd - 4rd place, and the least amount of games won (Linda Winn). Thanks to everyone who came out, win or lose, to have a blast playing bunco.