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2013

“Vintage” Car Poker Run

Elks BBQ Lunch at The Lake

Kiwanis Centennial Bandstand Dedication

2013 Centennial Sponsors

Atascadero

amCalifornia State Assembly

-Katcho Achadjian-

Atascadero

For More Event Details Visit: www.AtascaderoCentennial.com

Colony Days Parade

Downtown Car Display

Docent Tours of the Restored Historic City Hall

Community Photo- Open To All!

Centennial Gala

Tent CityAHS Band Show & Drumline

Atascadero Fun Club

Fall 2013

NewsletterActivities for all

SLO County Residents 50+

Learn to Play Pickleball

American’s Fastest Growing Sport is Here in Atascadero!

Like Tennis, but played on a smaller courtEasier to Learn...Serve Underhand

Great Exercise...Low Impact

Open to the Public - All Ages Welcome

Free PickleballClinic

Saturday, October 12th11:00 am-12:30 pm

Colony Park Community CenterDon’t miss this FREE opportunity to learn about a “new” sport that currently has al-

most 200,000 people playing across the U.S.

Questions?805-470-3360

Atascadero Fun Club Newsletter Fall 2013

Weekly ActivitiesAll activities are located at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way in Atas-

cadero, unless otherwise specified. All SLO County residents 50+ are welcome!Call 674-7092 for details.

MONDAY50+ Line Dancing Class, 9:00 – 10:00 am

($5.50/class)Kick up your heels & enjoy the music!

Sign to Song Class, 10:00 – 11:00 am (Free)An easy way to learn sign language while signing

to music.Poker for Prizes, 10:00 am – Noon ($4 to play)

A fun group of men & women – all skill levels welcome! Winners get gift cards.

TUESDAY Pool, 10:00 am – Noon (Free)

Pool table equipment provided by Community Center staff.

Badminton, 10:00 am – Noon (Free)All skill levels welcome – rackets & birdies are

provided.Senior Yoga & Stretch Class, 11:15 am – 12:15

pm ($6/class)Gentle yoga, restorative stretches, strengthening

exercises and deep breathing.

WEDNESDAYJewelry Art Group (1st & 3rd Wed. each Mo),

12:30-3:30 pm (Free)Bring your projects & supplies

Ping Pong, 10:00 am – Noon (Free)Ping pong equipment provided by Community

Center staff.Chair Exercise Class, 2:00-2:45 pm ($6 class)

Designed specifically for those convalescing, per-manently confined to walkers, canes or wheel-

chairs.

THURSDAYMovies at the Pavilion (2nd Thursday of each

month), 10:00 am (Free)Bring your snacks & drink, & enjoy the movie at

the Lake Park Pavilion!Badminton, 10:00 am –12:00 pm (Free)

All skill levels welcome – rackets & birdies are provided.

Senior Yoga & Stretch Class, 11:15 am – 12:15 pm ($6/class)

Another class to keep you relaxed & fit.

FRIDAYBunco for Prizes, 10:00 am – Noon

($4 to play)Enjoy this easy-to-play dice game. Lots of fun &

cash prizes!

Join the Downtown DuckiesDo you enjoy being outdoors? Do you enjoy planting flowers? Then the Down-town Duckies are for you! Come join other volunteers and help maintain our beautiful downtown plant and flower urns. Only one hour per month of your assistance is needed, and ev-erything – including hand tools & gloves – will be provided for you! We meet the 3rd Wednesday at 9:30 am at Sunken Gardnens. No experience nec-cessary! To sign up, call 461-6533 or email [email protected].

Atascadero Fun Club Newsletter FAll 2013

FREE MOVIES AT THE

PAVILION!

Come join us to watch a free movie at 10 am on the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Community Room of the Pavilion on the Lake. We will be showing a variety of popular movies, and you are wel-come to bring your own drink & snacks! Tentatively scheduled for the months ahead are:

October 10: A MAN NAMED PEARL (2006) An inspiring & sentimental documentary about Pearl Fryar, who lives in the small town of Bishopville, South Carolina. Determined to show his neighbors he could “keep up his yard”, his first goal was to win the coveted prize of “Yard of the Month”. With no formal training in either the arts or horticulture, through the years he created a 3-acre paradise of sculpted shrubs that attracts busloads of awe-struck vis-itors to his home every day. Once regarded as an eccentric oddball, he is now embraced by the small town’s elite as its economic savior because of his world-class topiary garden of fantastic, surreal de-signs. Rated G, 78 mins

November 14: IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934) A classic screwball romantic comedy about a runaway socialite traveling to New York City to elope with a fortune-hunting flyboy. Along the way, she meets a grumpy newspaperman who’s just been fired from his job, & the crazy misadventures start. Stars Clark Gable & Clau-dette Colbert . Winner of 5 Academy Awards. Not Rated, 105 mins

December 12: 42 (2013) An emotional & inspiring biographi-cal drama about the relationship between baseball icon Jackie Rob-inson & Brooklyn Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey, who signed Robinson & in 1947 made him the first African-American Major League Baseball player of the modern era. Stars Harrison Ford & Alan Tudyk. Rated PG-13 (language)

January 9: THE AFRICAN QUEEN (1951) This adventure clas-sic stars Humphrey Bogart as the booze-guzzling captain of a bro-ken-down East African riverboat. He teams up with a straitlaced, iron-willed missionary (Katharine Hepburn) to take on a menacing German gunboat during WWI. Directed by John Huston, & Bogart won Best Actor Academy Award. Not Rated, 105 mins

In the debut column of mystery books, we took you to the countryside of Eng-land. This time we will travel to France to explore the series, An Aimee Leduc Investigation by author Cara Black. The series includes Murder in Marais, Murder in Belleville and Murder in The Sentier.

Aimee Leduc is a half-French, half-American young private eye in Paris. She specializes in computer secu-rity and recovery, but ends up involved in murder cases. Her partner is a dwarf named Renee who is a computer genius. She has a wonderful little puppy name Miles Davis.

Aimee takes you into the different neighborhoods of Paris and you feel that you are there with her. She be-comes involved in murder, espionage and war crimes - a little something for everyone. These are thrillers with intrigue and excitement and will keep you turning the pages to see what happens next.

We hope you enjoy this series.

Let us know if you like our new mys-tery book column.

Maxine’s Mystery Mix

SAN LUIS OBISPO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER – FREE EVENTS

BRAVO SLO 2013! – PAC on the Cal Poly Campus, Sat-urday, October 19, 10 am – 4 pm. Free performing arts showcase, offering a preview of PAC’s upcoming season with more than 20 organizations that perform throughout the year. Enjoy mini performances and talk to participating performance groups at their lobby exhibits, enjoy compli-mentary appetizers and beverages, and be eligible to win a fantastic assortment of door prizes – all for free. Door prizes include free tickets to a variety of upcoming perfor-mances, gift certificates to restaurants, luxurious gift bas-kets, dance classes, VIP backstage tours, access to special red carpet events, and more! Enjoy a day of the performing arts – music & choral ensembles, dance groups, the Forbes Pipe Organ, film shorts – there is something for everyone! For details, call 756-4849.


Line DancingLine dancing is a choreographed sequence of steps per-formed in unison by several dancers all facing the same di-rection in parallel lines. Studies have shown Line Dancing in particular to be a great help in areas of memory, balance, cardiovascular, and vertigo. You never need a partner and have lots of fun and great exercise without knowing it. Meets at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way.

Class meets Mondays, 9:00-10:00 am or Tuesdays, 10:00-11:00 amDates: On-goingCost: $5.50/class or Punch Passes Available

Clogging (Beginning, Easy Intermediate & Intermediate Classes)A fun way to stay fit & meet new friends! No partner needed. NEW beginners can start in September only. Experienced cloggers can join anytime. Meets at the Colony Park Com-munity Center, 5599 Traffic Way.

Class meets Wednesdays, 9:00-10:00 am (Beginning)Dates: On-goingCost: $5.50/class or Punch Passes Available

Senior Yoga, Stretch ClassEnjoy a combination of gen-tle yoga, restorative stretches, strengthening exercises and deep breathing. Shirley Bruton, herself a senior, brings years of experi-ence as a Certified Yoga Instructor and extensive training in fitness and flexibility. She has cre-ated a unique class for seniors and the physically challenged. Basing her class on the student’s need, always adaptable, in a friendly, warm and supportive environment. Work at your own pace and capabilities; all levels welcome. Please wear comfortable, loose clothing and bring your own mat, towel and water to class. This class is a great way to embark on your day! Meets at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way.

Class meets Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11:15am-12:15 noonDates: (on-going, join anytime)Cost: $7/class drop-in or Punch Passes Available

CLASSES! CLASSES!The City of Atascadero’s Recrection Division’s

“Senior Friendly” Classes

WatercolorPick up your brush and join our class exploring the exciting world of watercolor. Enjoy learning a va-riety of techniques while painting landscapes, florals, seascapes and other subjects. For supply list please call instructor, Evelyn at 466-7459.

Class meets Wednesdays, 9:00am-12:00 noon or Thursdays, 1:00-4:00 pmDates: September-DecemberCost: $41.50 (6 week class)

Figures & FacesMulti-media workshop class with students painting inde-pendently using oils, acrylics, pastel and pencil on subjects of their choice. For supply list please call instructor, Evelyn at 466-7459.

Class meets Thursdays, 9:00am-12:00 noonDates: September-DecemberCost: $41.50 (6 week class)

Senior Chair Exercise ClassFeel the need to exercise, but can’t get out of your chair? You know the value of exercise but can’t lower yourself onto a mat and/or rise without assistance, this may be the class for you. Designed specifically for 55+, and/or those convalescing, permanently confined to walkers, canes or wheelchairs.

Class meets Wednesdays, 2:00-2:45 pmDates: JanuaryCost: $6/class or Punch Passes Available


You can register for any of these classes at the Colony Park Commu-

nity Center (5599 Traffic Way) or online (free) at www.atascadero.org.

For more information please call 470-3426.

Ballroom DanceNo Partner Needed! Join the resurgence of Ballroom Dance. Discover the self-confidence, physical benefits, and just plain fun dancing can provide. Session I focuses on the basics of Swing & Fox Trot. Session II introduces Waltz while continu-ing more steps in Swing and Fox Trot. Session III takes on a Latin theme with in-struction in Rumba, Cha-Cha, Mambo, and Salsa! All sessions include beginning, intermediate, and advanced instruction to accommo-date the varying abilities of the class. Students may en-roll in all three or choose sessions separately. For more information please call the instructors, Dan or Sharon Davis 461-0599.

Class meets Tuesdays, 7:00-8:00 pm at the PavilionDates: 10/1-10/22 & 10/29-11/19Cost: $36/session

Modern Computer UsageFriendly and informal sessions on modern computer usage. We will discuss the basics of equipment, Windows 8, elec-tronic mail, internet usage, word processing and file manage-ment. Open discussions will lead to fun classes! Come on down! Class meets at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way.

Class meets Thursdays, 10:00 am-12:00 pmDates: 9/19-11/14Cost: $76.50

Classical Music AppreciationMusic of twelve 20th-21st Century composers. In this class we will learn about and hear music of twelve composers from the 20th-21st Century up to today, one each week over two 6-week sessions. Composers presented will include De-bussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Vaughn Williams, Cop-land, Barber, Shostakovich, John Adams and others. Class meets at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way.

Class meets Tuesdays, 1:00-4:00 pmDates: 10/15-11/19Cost: $51.50

CLASSES! CLASSES!The City of Atascadero’s Recrection Division’s

“Senior Friendly” Classes

Holiday Lighting Ceremony, December 6th Sunken Gardens Park @ 6:00 pm

Presented by H&R Block! Help usher in the Holiday spirit at the Annual Sunken Gardens Holiday Tree Light-ing Ceremony. The ceremony begins at 6:00 pm on Friday, December 6, 2013, in the Sunken Gardens Park. The Atascadero Community Band will be playing a variety of favorite Holiday songs. You can join us as everyone anx-iously awaits the lighting of the trees and the arrival of Santa Claus. Children of all ages can line up to see Santa, while enjoying some hot chocolate!


Community Announcements& Special Events

Free Medicare Presentation: Medical Open Enrollment Choices & Changes Seminar Wednesday, November 13th at 1:00 pm at the Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way. Presented by HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program). To reserve a seat or for more informa-tion, call 1-800-434-0222.

Atascadero Downtown Historical Business District Walk September 20, led by local historian, Lon Allan. Learn about the history of downtown businesses. For details, call Jaime Hendrickson at 466-2428.

“Wrestling Bacchantes” Return Art & Wine Event Sunday, September 22, 10 am – 4 pm, Sunken Gardens. The sculp-tured group, Wrestling Bacchantes, was created by Italian art-ist Petrilla and exhibited at the 1904 World’s Fair. Atascadero Founder E.G. Lewis brought the Bacchantes to Atascadero to display in the Colony Civic Center in 1916. For most of the 20th Century, the sculpture was exposed to the outdoor ele-ments and vandalism. The Wrestling Bacchantes have been restored to its original beauty and will return to the Sunken Gardens to be unveiled on this special celebration, which will also include local artist displays and tasting of local wines.

6th Annual Dogtoberfest & Wiener Dog Races Saturday, October 5, 10 am – 3 pm, Atascadero Lake Park, 9305 Pismo Ave. Join in the fun & cheer for your favorite wiener dog! Festivities include Elks BBQ, vendors & pet costume parade. For more information, call Jan Wolff at 461-5749.

Autumn Garden Festival and Symposium Saturday, Oc-tober 12, 9 am – 2 pm, at the historical Portola Inn in Atas-cadero, 6650 Portola Rd. The grounds and gardens at the Portola Inn have been designed with sustainability in mind, while maintaining a beautiful venue for special events. Lo-cal experts will speak about topics such as Atascadero’s His-tory of Urban Farming, Creating a Meadow in Place of Lawn, Worm Composting (Vermicomposting), Rainwater Harvest-ing, and Backyard Bee Keeping. Local artists and vendors will also be on site. For details, contact Atascadero Mutual Water Co, www.amwc.us or 466-2428.

Central Coast Petanque Club meets Sunday and Tuesday afternoons at the Colony Park Community Center. Learn how to play this easy French outdoor ball game. For more information, call 438-4726, or email [email protected]

Atascadero Grange Hall – 5035 Palma“Fresh Off the Farm” Dinners – last Saturday of each month. Serving starts at 5:30, ending at 7 pm. Enjoy de-licious farm fresh vegetables from local farmers and meat from local ranchers – only $10 donation per person. For monthly menu, call Sherry at 461-3766 USDA Food Distribution – 10:00 am – 11:30 am, third Wednesday of each monthFood Bank/Brown Bag – 10:00 am – 11:30 am, first Wednes-day of each monthThese two food programs are only for citizens of Atascadero, Templeton & Creston. For more information, call Rita at 462-1824.“Needle in Hand” Group – third Tuesday of each month, 1:30 – 3:30 pm. Enjoy socializing while working on your own project. If you crochet, knit, do quilting, embroidery, tapestry, or other hand-crafts, this group is for you. Bring a friend & come on down! Call 461-3766 for more informa-tion.

The Memoirs Writing Group meets the 2nd & 3rd Wednes-day of every month, 10 am, in the building behind the Berean Church, 9325 El Bordo, Atascadero. This group is dedicated to writing memoirs, but other writing may also be included. Those who are interested in writing, sharing ideas about writing, or just like to listen are welcome to attend. For details, call Bob at 650-208-5229, or Marge at 650-208-5233

Holiday Boutique at the Pavilion on the Lake – Saturday, November 16, 10 am – 3 pm. Get a head start on your holi-day shopping! All booths feature local craft vendors that will display a variety of handmade items that make wonderful holiday gifts. Free admission. For more information, call 805-470-3178.

Ranch Dog Knitting, 5835 Traffic Way in Atascadero, hosts a knit-along every Tuesday from 5:30 to 8 pm. Enjoy social-izing while you’re working on your projects. For details, call 464-4075.

Pinochle is held Wednesdays at 10 am in the AARP Build-ing at Atascadero Lake Park. For details, call 461-4136.

Philosophical & Current Events Discussion Group for

Cont’d on next page


seniors, Tuesdays, 10:00 – 11:30 am, 5905 East Mall, Atascadero. Call 466-4764 for more information.

Bridge – Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 11:50 am in the AARP Building at Atascadero Lake Park. To reserve a place, call 461-4136. Cost is $1 to go toward prizes. Free Remedial Bridge lessons are held Fridays at 10 am, & no reservations are needed for the lessons.

Let’s Dance! Ballroom dances & lessons are held the second Friday of every month at the American Legion Hall on the corner of Eighth & South Main Street in Templeton. Admission is $10 per person. Lessons will be provided by local instructors & start at 7:00 pm. Dancing is 7:30 – 10:00 pm. For details, call Diane at 238-7987, or email [email protected].

Central Coast Country Dance Society holds month-ly Contra dances with live music at the Odd Fellows Hall, 520 Dana St, SLO. You do not need to bring a partner, so single dancers are welcome. Dance les-sons are provided. Upcoming dates are September 14, October 12, November 9, & December 14. Dance instruction starts at 7:00 pm, followed by the dance 7:30 – 10:30 pm. November 9th dance will include a potluck at 5:30 pm. $9.00 per person. For more information, visit their website at www.cccds.org.

Central Coast Fiddlers – Free music and dancing on the second Sunday of each month, 1:15 – 3:30 pm., at the Arroyo Grande Community Center, 211 Vernon St. Musicians, dancers & visitors are welcome! For more information, email [email protected]

Single Seniors Club – This social club currently has openings for more men to join. Monthly socials are held at restaurants & coffee shops, & also includes activities such as music events. For details, call 541-4515.

Announcements Cont’d

After our first newsletter was distributed two years ago, the number of individuals who have requested to be placed on our mailing list has grown, and more “fun loving” seniors contact me each month to be added to the list. Our newsletter highlights not only many of the events and activities in Atascadero, it also includes special activi-ties in other communities that would appeal to seniors. Starting in January, we will be including information about wonderful trips for seniors offered by the organization, RSVP.

The costs of mailing out our newsletter have increased, and rather than charging a small fee for those of you who receive our newsletter by mail, we are changing the way we distribute our newsletter. This change will allow you to continue to receive our newsletter for free.

The wonderful Atascadero Magazine is published three times a year by the City of Atascadero. It is mailed to all households within the city limits. Included in the magazine is a section for “Boomers & Seniors”. This section contains updated information about the Atas-cadero Fun Club’s activities, and the Recreation Division’s classes and activities held at the Colony Park Community Center.

Effective January 1, 2014, the Atascadero Fun Club newsletter will no longer be mailed to you if you receive the Atascadero Magazine. However, if you use a Post Office box as your mailing address, you will continue to receive our newsletter. All of you who do not reside in Atascadero, you will also continue to receive the newsletter in the mail. This change will not affect any of you who receive your news-letter via e-mail – you will continue to receive it via e-mail.

Those of you who will no longer be receiving our newsletter by mail, you may pick up one of our newsletters at our regular distribution locations: Colony Park Community Center, 5905 Traffic WayAtascadero Public Library, 6850 Morro RoadAtascadero Chamber of Commerce, 6904 El Camino RealAtascadero City HallAARP building at Atascadero Lake ParkTempleton Community Services District Office, 420 CrockerPaso Robles Senior Center, 270 Scott St.

We appreciate your understanding in regards to these necessary changes. If you have any questions about our newsletter, or have sug-gestions for new activities you would enjoy in our community, please contact me at 805-674-7092, or email [email protected]. Ann FletcherAtascadero Fun Club

ATASCADERO FUN CLUB NEWSLETTER CHANGES


Senior Helpers is honored to contribute to the Atascadero Fun Club. Our contributions feature informative articles that are intended to help you enjoy a better quality of life.

Senior Helpers “Fall Prevention Checklist”

Install handrails on BOTH sides of stairs and grab bars in bathrooms (1/3 of households in America with stairs DO NOT have banisters or handrails. Only 19% of households in America have grab bars in tubs/showers).

Provide plenty of light at the top and bottom of stairs and throughout hallways. Paint the bottom basement step white to make it more visible. Secure rugs to the floor to prevent tripping. Attach non-slip strips to the bottom of slippers and shoes. In outside areas, check steps and walkways for loose bricks, cement or stone.

Senior Helpers “Fall Prevention Checklist” for Dementia/Alzheimer’s Patients

Encourage seniors to wear hip protectors (90% of hip fractures are due to falls). Make sure they have a walking aid within reach. Use an emergency sensor overnight to help detect wandering. Do not use bed rails overnight. Instead, lower the bed to the ground. Encourage seniors to rest with the head of the bed slightly raised. Use a seatbelt on a shower chair. Never leave them in the shower or bathroom unattended.

Other Tips To Help Prevent Falling:

Have Foot Size Measured – do this each time your senior buys shoes. Foot size changes with age and a shoe that is too big increases the risk of a fall.

Exercise Regularly – choose activities that increase leg strength and improve balance in seniors, such as Tai Chi. Eye Check-ups – make sure senior loved ones have their eyes checked by a doctor at least once a year and have

their eyeglasses updated as needed. A good tip: consider getting a pair with single vision distance lenses for activities such as walking outside.

Review Medications – have a doctor or pharmacist review medications/prescriptions to learn what may cause side effects, such as dizziness or drowsiness.

Fall Prevention Checklist Falls are the #1 cause of injuries, hospital visits and deaths among those 65 and older!

Falls have become a nationwide problem and despite what people may think about the older population…falls are not inevitable. In fact, they’re largely preventable. Up to 30 percent of those who fall suffer injuries such as hip fractures or head traumas. Did you know…….?

In 2008, 82% of fall deaths were among people 65 and older. Fall-related fractures occur more than twice the rate for older women than for

older men. More than 90% of hip fractures are caused by falls. And white women have

significantly higher hip fracture rates than black women. Direct medical costs of falls equaled $28.2 billion in 2010.

About Senior Helpers We are here to help your family when you need us most. Senior Helpers offers a variety of services, including Alzheimer’s and dementia care, personal and companion care, senior care management and evaluation, nurse and peace of mind visits, surgery assistance, sitter services, veterans services, and much more. Contact us today to find out how Senior Helpers can serve the needs of your family and senior loved one. For more information, call us at 461-5892.


Newsletter Advertising SpaceAre you a business or organization who would like to

advertise in our bi-monthly newsletter? Please contact the Fun Club at [email protected].

The North County Humane Society (NCHS) is now waiving the adoption fee for seniors 62 & older who adopt a senior cat (8 years & older) with our free “Se-niors for Seniors” program. Find your free, perfect fe-line companion at the NCHS! We also have over 60 kittens up for adoption. Adoption fee is $100, which includes a FIV/FELV test; treatments for ear mites, fleas & worms; vaccinations at 8 & 12 weeks; cost for spay/neuter; and microchipped! Due to superstitions that are in some people’s heads, we are overflowing with black kittens. So change their luck by adopting a won-derful black cat or kitten & let them into your heart!

We currently have too many cats & kittens at the shelter and too little funds, so any donation would be greatly appreciated. Stop by the shelter, or mail your donations to: North County Humane Society, 2300 Ramona Rd, Atascadero, CA 93422, or call 805-466-5403.

Our Pet Bereavement Support Group offers a free sup-port group the last Thursday of every month from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. This group is open to all family members & is led by a Bereavement Counselor. The group is in-tended to help those who have lost a pet to transition from grief, emotional pain, & sadness, to appreciation & acceptance. For more information, call Sherry at 466-5403.

Holiday BoutiqueNovember 16th

10:00am-3:00 pmPavilion on the Lake

Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Pavilion on the Lake’s annual Holiday Boutique This event, brought to you by the City of Atas-cadero, runs from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. There will be approximately 60 vendors on-site for this one-day only show where all items are handmade by the sellers. The Holiday Boutique is free to attend. Pacific Harvest Catering will have delicious items available for purchase.


Learn to PlayPickleball

Saturday, October 12th11:00 am-12:30 pm

More Info?470-3360

Colony Park Community Center5599 Traffic Way

America’s Fastest Growing Sport Is Here!

Like Tennis, But Played on a Smaller CourtEasier to Learn...Serve Underhand

Great Exercise...Low Impact

Open to the Public - All Ages Welcome!Don’t miss the FREE opportunity to leran about a “new” sport that currently has almost 200,000

people playing across the U.S.

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