58 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | JANUARY 2018
Saturday and Monday mornings start at 9 am, Sundays
at 12 noon, for the winter and spring. We often use a dust
mop and spray to add ease and speed to disks. One game
had four ends play and zero points. Defense skills are
sometimes very good.
Beautiful flowers, trees and shrubs are the setting for
shuffleboard play. Great game, fun, exercise with friends,
all a few steps south of RCN Building at the Lodge.
Everyone is welcome and learning. Who goes first? Which
color disks go? How do we strategize to block, kill other
teams' points, and score for our own team. Players use a
cue (cue-stick), to push their colored disks down the court.
The scoring diagram is divided by lines, into six scoring
zones, with the following values: 10, 8, 8, 7, 7, 10-off. You
hope not to land on 10-off.
All are welcome. Come join in the fun and learn. A
few weeks ago, a 100-point game took just nine minutes.
Often a 100-point game can take 40 minutes. Players have
learned defense. One player earned the nickname "The
Terminator." Each time we play, we draw for "random mix"
teams. For more information, call Mike Saperstein at (951)
769-7909, or Larry Anderson at (951) 846-3123. ~ Mike
Saperstein
Shuffleboard
(L-R) Patricia Harper, Bill Baker, Emile Pelletier, Marty Rotmen enjoy a great
early December morning. Score minus 3 red, minus 10 black. Oooops!
