Highland Senior Center

Intermediate Computers
Date: January 25, 2018
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Length: 8 weeks
Cost: $8 members
      $10 non-members
Instructor: Kim Scarcella
Location: Game Room
Description: As technology and computers evolve, so do our computer classes. Starting in August take the next step in your computer education by attending this Intermediate course. The 'Intermediate Computers' class is for those who know the basics, and are looking to use that new found knowledge. This class will include internet time. Students can use one of our desktops, or, if you have a laptop, we encourage you to bring that for class. Kim Scarcella is the instructor who will take students through Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 operating systems.

Pool
Time: Dailys
Cost: Free members
      Free non-members
Location: The Game Room
Description: With the recent restoration of our pool table, and the kind donation of a new pool bridge, we thought it only fitting to shine the spotlite on pool. Billiards is an umbrella term for billiards and pool, which are not the same thing. Billiards is pool without pockets, played with smaller balls (three balls; white, yellow, and red) striking a ball after a bank. A type of snooker could be played on our table with a bit of imagination. Snooker involves a larger table, smaller pockets and red and colored balls and a white cue, alternating sinking red and colored, except after sinking a colored ball you put it back in it's original spot. Pool involves a table with 6 pockets, a clue ball, and 15 object balls that may or may not be pocketed in order, depending on whether you're playing 8 or 9 ball pool. Nine ball is played with nine balls numbered one through nine, and a cue ball. On each shot the first ball the cue ball contacts must be the lowest-numbered ball on the table, but the ball need not be pocketed in order. Players are not required to call any shot. A match ends when one of the players has won the required number of games (as determined by the players. Eight ball is a call shot game played with a cue ball and fifteen object balls, numbered 1 through 15. One player must pocket ball of the solid colors, and the other player pockets the stripes. The player pocketing his group first and then legally sinking the 8-ball wins. If this sounds confusing we usually have someone in the room playing, especially in the late afternoons. If we get enough interest we can even set up a dedicated pool time for you sharks.

Sinatra Dinner Show
By: Mike Sylva