by Roland Lee, Board Member

Join Nisei Ski Club for bike ride around the Tiburon Loop on Saturday, October 4, 2025

Bike riders are welcome to join the event. If you are not planning to ride, you can visit the Museum on the water front walkway path.

The NSC bike ride and museum are all free.

We will meet for lunch after the bike ride. There are restaurants on the main road near the Tiburon Ferry.

Electric bikes can be rented at the Trek bike store next to CHP office in Corte Madera.  They cost $ 100.00 for 24-hours.

RSVP by Wednesday October 1
Please let us know if you are a Bike Rider or Non-Bike Rider.
Email to Roland Lee Tiburonloop@niseiskiclub.org

Send in your deposit to hold your space.

by Karen Soo, Newsletter Editor

October brings us the World Series, a chill in the air and fall foliage.

This warmly spiced, moist apple cake is the cozy breakfast, afternoon snack or dessert that dreams are made of. The top is covered with a generous layer of crumble that’s spiced with cinnamon or your favorite pumpkin spice blend and caramelized on the edges, which adds delicious toasty flavor and wonderful crunchy texture. The topping is at its most crisp the day that it is baked, but the cake stays soft and delicious for a few days when stored in an airtight container at room temperature. Brew a cup of tea or coffee, slice a piece of cake and enjoy these cozy flavors in any season.

Bon Appetite – Julia Child and Karen Soo share the same birthday.

Makes 16 Servings

Ingredients

For the Crumble

• 3/4 cup unsalted butter, cut into pieces and softened, plus more for greasing the pan
• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1 (packed) cup light brown sugar
• 2 teaspoons pumpkin spice or ground cinnamon
• 1 teaspoon kosher salt (such as Diamond Crystal)

For the Cake

• 1 (packed) cup light brown sugar
• 2 large eggs
• 1 1/2 cups unsweetened applesauce
• 1/2 cup sour cream
• 1/2 cup neutral oil (such as vegetable, canola or grapeseed)
• 1 tablespoon pumpkin spice or ground cinnamon
• 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
• 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt (such as Diamond Crystal)
• 2 teaspoons baking powder
• 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
• 3 cups all-purpose flour

Instructions

1. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Butter a 9-by-13-inch baking pan (or spray with nonstick cooking spray). Line the pan with a piece of parchment paper that hangs over the two long sides.

2. Make the cake: In a large bowl, use a whisk or electric mixer to mix the brown sugar and eggs until pale and foamy. Add the applesauce, sour cream, oil, pumpkin spice, vanilla and salt, and whisk until well combined.

3. Whisk in the baking powder and baking soda, then use a flexible spatula to fold in the flour just until combined. Pour the batter into the prepared pan and smooth the top. Sprinkle the crumble evenly over the top.

4. Bake until puffed and golden and a cake tester inserted into the center comes out clean or with a few moist crumbs, 35 to 45 minutes. Set the cake in the pan on a rack to cool slightly. Use the parchment paper to lift the cake out of the pan before slicing and serving. (The topping is at its most crisp the day that it is baked, but the cake stays soft and delicious for a few days when stored in an airtight container at room temperature.)

by Karen Soo, Newsletter Editor

From San Jose Taiko

San Jose Taiko’s home concert series returns on Saturday, October 18, 2025 to the beautiful Campbell Heritage Theatre!

Saturday, October 18th 2:00PM & 7:00PM

$40 Reserved seating, $30 students/seniors/groups reserved seating (additional fees of $4-$9 are applied upon seat selection).

Prefer to purchase by phone or walk up? Check out available seats online and contact the CHT Box Office. For hours and contact information:

CHT Box Office info

Presale tickets close 24 hours prior to showtime. If not sold out tickets can be purchased at the door starting 1 hour before the show.

Campbell Heritage Theatre
1 W. Campbell Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008

Doors will open 30 minutes prior to showtime.  Will call will open approximately 1 hour before showtime.

Email info@taiko.org if you have any questions.

Have a safe Halloween – October 31, 2025

by Karen Soo, Newsletter Editor

Here’s my Aunt Jenny…….PLAY AUDIO AND VIDEO TOGETHER

by Armand Gutierrez, President  

I can tell it’s September by the number of ski resorts and travel agents sending me flyers to bring NSC on ski vacations.  And ever since I took the 2019 FWSA Hakuba Valley trip I’m still receiving emails from Rhythm Japan, the local ski rental shop near the hotel where we stayed. As we get closer to ski season the emails will increase, but I’m pretty good at hitting the Trash icon.

NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic

The NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic held on Sunday, August 10th, turned out to be one of the most attended and one for the books. Not only did the weather cooperate, but also the surprise Appreciation announcement for Frank Chang came as a total surprise. Not only to him but also to everyone in attendance (including the board members). There was a variety of cuisine to dine upon and numerous games to play, I would also like to thank those caring members that brought a “warm coat” for our first-ever One Warm Coat Drive.

One Warm Coat Drive

Our first-ever One Warm Coat Drive was a great success and many thanks to those members that donated coats. There were a total of 33 coats (13 men’s, 13 women’s, and 7 kids). As I was sorting them out it amazed me that many of the coats were in very good condition and a few of them still had new tags on them. This really shows the generosity of our membership and I’m looking forward to this being an annual event to help out people in need.

Website Update

The website has been updated to include two videos related to skiing: Group Travel, and Travel Insurance. The Group Travel article focuses on how group travel for domestic ski trips has changed over the past few years and is presented by Sara Clemons, president of Sports America Tours (our tour operator), and the Travel Insurance is for both domestic and international travel. You can view the videos by going to the Safety+Travel tab.

2026 NSC Ski Week to Park City, 7-14 February

Sign ups for Park City have been coming in and we’ve got 28 Park City Warriors signed up so far, and with a potential of 3 more. There are 36 air seats reserved, and room for 44 people. New signups will be put on a Waitlist until a condo can be filled.

Park City is on the Epic Pass and you will need to get an Epic Pass for this trip. Online lift ticket prices are not exactly user-friendly and group rates are not available.

Use this for Epic passes: https://www.sportsamerica.com/epic-nisei

Use this for Ikon passes: https://www.sportsamerica.com/ikon-nisei

Questions: contact president@niseiskiclub.org

QotM: Everyone seems normal until you get to know them.

Sort of a Haiku by Charlene Down, New member who sign up at the picnic with Karen Soo filling in the gaps

by Armand Gutierrez, President

Last month I fulfilled a long-time desire to ski in Chile, in particular the Valle Nevado ski resort located just 2-hours outside of Santiago. The FWSA Chile trip had been in the works for about five years and finally came to fruition.  

Getting There

There were 52 participants from various ski clubs and the group was divided into two groups: those on the SFO-MIA-SCL flight (layover in Miami), and those on the LAX-SCL (non-stop) flight. Unfortunately, the LAX-SCL flight experienced engine trouble just two hours into the flight and had to return to LAX and the group had to spend the night. Meanwhile, the SFO flight arrived in Miami with a 6-hour layover and then continuing on to Santiago and arriving the next day early in the morning. I was on that flight, and I didn’t mind the layover since it gave everyone time to relax, have dinner, and then board an early morning flight to Santiago. Our group arrived on schedule on a wet and rainy Friday morning, and the other group arrived on Saturday morning and missed a day of skiing.

The bus ride to Valle Nevado was one for the books that consisted of a steep, uphill climb, on a narrow road with 41 switchbacks and numerous cars/buses going uphill and downhill. And to make it more exciting the weather changed from raining to lightly snowing as we gained elevation to 10K and the Puerta del Sol Hotel.

Skiing Valle Nevado/La Parva

Valle Nevado and La Parva are interconnected and both offer great skiing. Valle Nevado has 5 chairlifts, 1 gondola, and 7 Poma lifts, and La Parva has 5 chairlifts and 9 Pomas. Now, I’m not a big fan of Pomas, especially long and steep ones so I stuck with the more comfortable rides up the mountain. However, there was one Poma that we had to take at La Parva in order to return to Valle Nevado.

Both Valle Nevado and La Parva are above tree level and reminiscent of skiing in Europe, so there were plenty of groomed runs and a number of off-piste runs to play with. The wide-open, off-piste runs bore the tell-tail signs of good powder skiing earlier in the week, but by the time we arrived those runs were typical of heavy and hard to turn powder runs that you find at Lake Tahoe. I did find a few off-piste runs that weren’t groomed with mild bumps.

Since our group arrived on Friday we had the option of skiing six days, and that was a first for me. By the fourth day my legs were telling me that they didn’t want to ski. But, I overruled them and it showed in my form (what form?). As my ski buddy used to say: “The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.”

There are two dining areas on the Valle Nevado slopes for dining and restroom breaks. Baja Zero was by far the most popular and just right off the Andes Express lift. The Gondola Cantina is located at the base of the gondola and also provided a variety of food to eat, plus bathrooms. Baja Zero offered inside and outside dining, while the Gondola Cantina only offered outdoor dining. La Parva offered a single lodge with outdoor dining only. One other important item: skiing the backside of the mountain does not offer any lodges or bathrooms, so it is necessary to plan where you’re going skiing.

Some Final Thoughts

Valle Nevado is a destination ski resort given the location atop an isolated mountain, a two-hour drive up a winding road that is subject to closures due to weather, and only two hotels and a number of condos/apartments. Also, there is no village for shopping and dining, only a mini-mart with very limited food items.

There is a clinic for emergency injuries and I did see a helicopter on a helipad, but not sure if that was for medevacs. Entrance to the ski area is next to the Puerta del Sol hotel, and at the end of the day it’s necessary to take a slow beginner lift to return to the lodging area.

The Puerta del Sol hotel includes a gift shop (clothing and souvenirs), rental shop, and a locker room. Our meal plan included a buffet breakfast and dinner, and dinners where either at the restaurants in Puerta del Sol or Tres Puntes hotels. Lift tickets were also included, and there was a discount for Ikon Pass holders.

Valle Nevado can be skied in three days, and La Parva in two days, so a week of skiing is just about right. Skiing Chile was a worthwhile experience.

Tina Woo NSC Member

Saturday, September 6, 2025 from 9:30am – 2:30 pm

Advanced Beginner & Lower Intermediate lessons from 10 -11:30 am – 8 people

Arrive at 9:30am to meet instructor Gary Wong and drop off potluck dishes

Potluck Lunch 11:30 am to 1 pm. Everyone Welcome!

Everyone Else Come at 11:00 am to set up all your dishes & prepare to eat!

Please bring Main Dish or Appetizers

Informal “new” beginner lesson at 11:30 am – 1pm – 8 people

Upper Intermediate lesson 1 to 2:30 pm – 8 people

1.5 hrs of Instruction, 8 people & 2 courts with Gary Wong, an experienced “Pro Instructor”

Nisei Ski Member: $70.00

Non-Member: $75.00

**New Beginners ($20 member/$25 non-member) taught by Intermediate Players**

Location: Mark Tsukuda’s parents

15146 Karl Ave

Monte Serrano, CA

Bring your own CHAIRS, water, electrolytes & protein bars.

Email Tina Woo for information Tina Woo pickleball@niseiskiclub.org

by Jeanne Katsuro, Vice President

Join our Special Presentation for Nisei’s 2 Vacations of 2026

Two Lucky Participants will win a $25 prize!

Painted Canyons of Utah and Kingdoms of Southeast Asia

Zoom Tuesday, September 9, 2025 7pm

https://collette.zoom.us/j/87082616189?pwd=4mjHRgrJvyONboMTBhfN3l7D5PxFrw.1

Password: 76386403

Meeting ID: 870 8261 6189

by Tina Woo, , Board Member

BEAT LA!   BEAT LA!   BEAT LA!

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2025

SF Giants vs. LA Dodgers – Game starts at 1:05pm

Oracle Park View Reserved Section 314. Only 30 tickets available.

Special Price from a Season Ticket Holder

Nisei Ski Club Member $60

Non Nisei Ski Club Member $68

We would like at least one Nisei Member per every 4 tickets.

Meet for Lunch @ 11:30am near the Crazy Crab’z Section 314 inside Giant’s Stadium

Please email Tina Woo for if you are interested baseball@niseiskiclub.org

Please complete the below information PER PERSON

Name: First ____________________________________ Last ___________________________________________

­­­Phone Number: _______________________________ Email _________________________________________ 

Write Check Payable to Nisei Ski Club

Send Check to Nisei Ski Club c/o Tina Woo, 21577 Villa Maria Court, Cupertino, CA 95014

by Curtis Otaguro, Board Member

Interested in getting some fresh air and exercise?  Join NSC for a leisurely, scenic bike ride at Alameda Creek in Fremont.  Our ride will start at the Coyote Hills Regional Park in the East Bay just north of the Dumbarton Bridge.  The trail is mostly flat, with minimal elevation gain.  Some portions of the trail may be bumpy.  There is a diverse range of scenery, including the creek, lakes, wetlands, coastal habitats, and grassy meadows. Users can also enjoy views of the Bay and nearby hills.  Riders can choose to ride the full out and back to Niles Canyon (~22 miles) or turn around earlier at Quarry Lakes (Sequoia Bridge (~15 miles)).  Afterwards, we will have a nice lunch at Coyote Hills Park.  Bring some snacks to share if you wish.

If you don’t want to ride, but want to meet our group, meet us at the Coyote Hills Regional Park around 12 PM (or come early, explore the park and meet us later).  Bring your own lunch.

Where to meet:  Coyote Hills Regional Park, Visitor Center Parking Lot   

Parking:  Coyote Hills parking lots ($5 / entry to park); street parking on Commerce Dr. (ride bike into park)
When:    Saturday, September, 20, 2025                               

Meeting Time:     9:00AM, rolling out at 9:30AM                                                   

Cost:    Members:  $12

   Guests:     $15

Drinks, snacks, and bánh mì (Vietnamese baguette sandwich) lunch will be provided.  Please select one sandwich type for lunch below https://www.yelp.com/biz/huong-sandwiches-union-city-2

What to bring:  All riders MUST wear a helmet and should carry a pump.  Bikes should be in good condition.  Bring a water bottle, spare inner tube, patch kit, tire levers, sunscreen, and snacks to share (optional).  Due to unpredictable weather, a light jacket is suggested for cool weather conditions. Directions and information will be sent in a separate email.

Help needed:  Group leaders and flat-fixers needed in case we split up into multiple groups.

No SAG Support but we will be equipped for flats and minor repairs.

SIGN-UP DEADLINE: Wednesday, September 17, 2025

Contact:      Curtis Otaguro       alamedacreekbike@niseiskiclub.org

by Roland Lee, Board Member

Join Nisei Ski Club for bike ride around the Tiburon Loop on Saturday, October 4, 2025

Bike riders are welcome to join the event. If you are not planning to ride, you can visit the Museum on the water front walkway path.

The NSC bike ride and museum are all free.

We will meet for lunch after the bike ride. There are restaurants on the main road near the Tiburon Ferry.

Electric bikes can be rented at the Trek bike store next to CHP office in Corte Madera.  They cost $ 100.00 for 24-hours.

RSVP by Wednesday October 1
Please let us know if you are a Bike Rider or Non-Bike Rider.
Email to Roland Lee Tiburonloop@niseiskiclub.org

Send in your deposit to hold your space.

by Karen Soo, Newsletter Editor

Powdered Gyokuro green tea known as matcha is available in Japanese markets. It is the flavor you associate with Japanese restaurant green tea. The usual combination of cardamom, the green tea and almond extract is a delightful tasty treat. Rectangular slices of shortbread are traditionally known as “highlanders”

Bon Appetite – Julia Child and Karen Soo share the same birthday.

Makes 2 dozen  cookies

Ingredients

• 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
• 1 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar
• 1 1/2 tbsp matcha powder
• 1 tsp ground cardamom
• 1/2 tsp salt     
• Course or raw sugar for sprinkling

Directions

1. In the work bowl of electric mixer on low speed, cream butter and almond extract.

2. In a bowl, sift dry ingredients together, flour, sugar, matcha, cardamom and salt.

3. Add flour mixture to butter in 4 additions on low speed, mixing until smooth.

4. Divide dough in half and roll each half into a 6-inch log, then press into a long rectangle 6 by 2 by 1 inch.

5. Wrap in plastic and refrigerate 2 hours to overnight.

6. Preheat oven to 325 degrees

7. Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment paper; set aside.

8. Slice dough 1/2” thick and arrange on baking sheet about 1 inch apart.

by Karen Soo, Newsletter Editor

From San Jose Taiko

San Jose Taiko’s home concert series returns on Saturday, October 18, 2025 to the beautiful Campbell Heritage Theatre!

Saturday, October 18th 2:00PM & 7:00PM

$40 Reserved seating, $30 students/seniors/groups reserved seating (additional fees of $4-$9 are applied upon seat selection).

Prefer to purchase by phone or walk up? Check out available seats online and contact the CHT Box Office. For hours and contact information:

CHT Box Office info

Presale tickets close 24 hours prior to showtime. If not sold out tickets can be purchased at the door starting 1 hour before the show.

Campbell Heritage Theatre
1 W. Campbell Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008

Doors will open 30 minutes prior to showtime.  Will call will open approximately 1 hour before showtime.

Email info@taiko.org if you have any questions.

by Karen Soo, Trip Director

Check out Warren Miller’s new movie SNO-CIETY

Find out where it is playing in your neighborhood. https://warrenmiller.com/film-tour

by Armand Gutierrez, President  

Skiing in August? Well, maybe not around here but I will be schussing Valle Nevado, Chile from 1-7 August, and then spending a few days in Santiago touring around. Unfortunately, I’m scheduled to return on 11 August and will miss the Annual Membership Meeting & Luau Picnic.

The Puerta del Sol hotel (the one with the angled roof) sits at 9,924 ft. and the top of Tres Puntas (single-person J-bar lift) is 12,641 ft. Definitely high altitude country. Unlike in the states, South American ski resorts use T-bars and J-bars (similar to pomas) quite a bit.

NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic

The NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic is on Sunday, August 10th, so mark your calendars. As usual the club will be providing beverages and a lunch entrée and you can bring a favorite side dish. Details are in the PICNIC FLYER HERE

Zelle Membership Signups

Zelle is now available for submitting membership fees and the Membership Form has been updated with a checkbox for a Zelle membership payment.

NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic

The NSC Annual Membership Meeting/Luau Picnic is on Sunday, August 10th, so mark your calendars. As usual the club will be providing beverages and a lunch entree and you can bring a favorite side dish. Details are in the Picnic Flyer, and an Evite will be sent out this month.

Zelle Coming to NSC

Jason Ku, our new treasurer, brought a proposal to last month’s board meeting outlining how NSC can implement Zelle for making online payments (i.e. membership, events, etc.). Review his article for all the details and let him know if you have any questions.

One Warm Coat Drive

Don’t forget to go through your closets and if you come across any warm coats that you no longer need then bring them to the picnic as a donation for the One Warm Coat Drive.

2026 NSC Ski Week to Park City

Signups for Park City have been coming in and we’ve got 23 Park City Warriors signed up so far. There are 36 air seats reserved, and room for 44 people. New signups will be put on a Waitlist until a condo can be filled. Park City is on the Epic Pass and you will need to get an Epic Pass for this trip.

Online lift ticket prices are not exactly user-friendly and group rates are not available. August 15 is the due date for the second payment, so get your checkbooks ready.

Use this for Epic passes: https://www.sportsamerica.com/epic-nisei

Use this for Ikon passes: https://www.sportsamerica.com/ikon-nisei

Questions: contact president@niseiskiclub.org

QotM: Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere – Albert Einstein

by Tina Woo, Board Member

On Sunday, July 13^th, 36 friends and family participated in the inaugural Nisei Ski Club SF Giants vs LA Dodgers baseball game at Oracle Park.  Many of us arrived early and received the free promotional Spirit Jersey. Board member Curtis Otaguro met us prior to the game for lunch and “fav” Crazy Crab sandwich in the View Reserved Section.  Several NSC board members attended, as well: Frank Chang, Joel Hayashida, Jeanne Katsuro, and Roland Lee.

You could not have asked for a better pitching match-up to decide this series.  A pair of “All Stars”: one from each side: Robbie Ray for the Giants and Yoshinobu Yamamoto for the Dodgers. 

The game was scoreless until the 4^th inning, then with hits from Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani, the Dodgers were able to score 1 run for the lead.  Miguel Rojas hit a HR in the 5^th for a 2-run lead.  Yamamoto did a sensational job pitching, with 7 shutout innings.  Camilo Doval, the Giants’ closer was brought into the game in the 9^th. Matt Chapman was able to get onto 1^st and Luis Matos homered to tie the game in the bottom of the 9^th inning.

At this point, it was a brand-new ballgame! However, the Dodgers were able to score 3 runs in the top of the 11^th.  Final Score: LA Dodgers 5, SF Giants 3.  Not to mention the late game drama, nail-biting and innumerable grey hairs for the fans!

What is a Ghost Runner?  (courtesy of Sandy Kiyomura).

In MLB regular season games, if the score is tied after 9 innings, extra innings are played to determine a winner.  A key rule change places an automatic runner on second base at the start of each extra inning (10^th and beyond). This runner is the player who batted immediately before the leadoff hitter (or the last guy out). This is known as the “ghost runner” rule.

This rule aims to shorten extra-inning games, reduce pitcher fatigue, and add excitement by increasing scoring opportunities.

Group Comments

“This was such a good game. My family hasn’t gone to a game in years, but my Mom often took my kids to games.”

“Yes!  Die hards to the end!  It was fun!”

“Had a great time.”

Everyone had a great time visiting with each other and enjoyed the classic rivalry between the two teams.  Come join us at the next NSC baseball game between the Giants and Dodgers on Sunday, September 14.  Please contact Tina Woo for game details. OPEN HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

by Armand Gutierrez, President

The Nisei Ski Club has participated in a variety of charitable organizations, and over the past few years we have supported the Asian Pacific Film Fest, Achieve Tahoe, and a one-time donation for the victims of the Lahaina fire in Hawaii in 2023 through cash donations. Now NSC has an opportunity to make an impact on people’s lives by participating in the One Warm Coat Drive. The One Warm Coat organization https://www.onewarmcoat.org/ is a national nonprofit organization that embodies a movement of kindness through the donation of coats to people in need.

This charitable opportunity is now available to the membership and for you to join Jeanne Katsuro and I on this charitable endeavor. Jeanne, with the help of Angela Ren (member), Arlene Mori (member), and Linda Minami, already gave me ~50 coats to start the party. So how can you help? Simple. At the Annual Membership Meeting and Luau Picnic on August 10, all you need to bring is one warm coat (or more if you have them). The coats can be for adult or young kids, and should be clean and wearable (no holes or rips). The coats collected at the picnic will be picked up by Jeanne or myself, and stored until October or November when they can then be taken to one of the One Warm Coat designated drop off locations. From there they will be distributed to people in need during the Thanksgiving or Christmas season.

by Karen Soo, Trip Director

Please join us on Sunday, August 10th at Las Palmas Park in Sunnyvale for our annual Nisei Ski Club Luau Picnic.

Time – 12:00pm – 5:00pm

You will receive your Evite invitation sent out from Armand G.

Please RSVP no later than August 6, so we can order the right amount of food for the picnic.

by Judy Hom , NSC Member

If you’re looking for somebody to play mahjong with, want more practice, or just learn how to play, then sign up for the NSC Mahjong event and potluck! Our coaches can teach newbies the basics and give tips to people who already know how to play.

We focus on the Cantonese style where we play with 13 tiles and flowers. We will explain how to score, both HK and Classical Chinese scoring. If Mahjong is on your bucket list, then sign-up! We know that all NSC members like to eat so this is also a potluck event. 

Where:         Judy and Winston’s backyard, 18995 Carlton Avenue, Castro Valley

Cost: $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Bring a potluck dish to feed 4 or more.

Beverages will be provided. 

Space is limited to 16 sign-ups

For more information Email Judy at mahjong@niseiskiclub.org

Tina Woo NSC Member

Saturday, September 6, 2025 from 9:30am – 2:30 pm

Advanced Beginner & Lower Intermediate lessons from 10 -11:30 am – 8 people

Arrive at 9:30am to meet instructor Gary Wong and drop off potluck dishes

Potluck Lunch 11:30 am to 1 pm. Everyone Welcome!

Everyone Else Come at 11:00 am to set up all your dishes & prepare to eat!

Please bring Main Dish or Appetizers

Informal “new” beginner lesson at 11:30 am – 1pm – 8 people

Upper Intermediate lesson 1 to 2:30 pm – 8 people

1.5 hrs of Instruction, 8 people & 2 courts with Gary Wong, an experienced “Pro Instructor”

Nisei Ski Member: $70.00

Non-Member: $75.00

**New Beginners ($20 member/$25 non-member) taught by Intermediate Players**

Location: Mark Tsukuda’s parents

15146 Karl Ave

Monte Serrano, CA

Bring your own CHAIRS, water, electrolytes & protein bars.

Email Tina Woo for information Tina Woo pickleball@niseiskiclub.org