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 Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Volume: 22, Issue: 50
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New Times / CalendarLectures & LearningPlease note: Because of the vast amount of material we receive and the small space we have in which to put it, we usually include events only if admission is free to the public or if the fees charged for the event—not to exceed $69—benefit a nonprofit organization. We reserve the right to exclude any announcement from any organization, regardless of nonprofit status. Private practices and businesses charging for their events are invited to check out our reasonably priced classified advertising terms, listed near the back of this issue. We suggest that readers take a peek at the classifieds, too.
FUNDRAISERS, ANNOUNCEMENTS & SCHOLARSHIPSBARN BASH FOR SLO HIGH AG DEPT. on May 17 at 6pm at Perozzi Park in SLO. $50. Info: 471-3826.
CAR WASH FOR CAMP ARROYO GRANDE on May 17 starting at 9am at Sunset North car wash, 1198 Elm St. (at Grand) in Arroyo Grande. Info: 234-5547.
CAR WASH FUNDRAISER Alpha Gamma Sigma, the academic honor society & service organization of Cuesta College. At The Hospice of SLO County, 1304 Pacific Street, (across Johnson St. from Rite Aid and Scolari’s). May 17, 10am-5pm. Car wash is free, but donations will be accepted to benefit the SLO Hospice and Camp Hapitok. Info: (760) 585-5615.
CAR WASH FOR RELAY FOR LIFE May 17 starting at 9am at 709 9th St. in Paso Robles. Info: 238-8428.
NIGHT OF A MILLION MEALS fundraiser for Senior Nutrition Program takes place on May 17 at 5:30pm at the Madonna Inn. Live music, auction, and more. Info: 541-3312.
SLO YOGATHON & WELLNESS FAIR fundraiser for Manzanita School for children will take place on May 17 from 10am-1pm at Mitchell Park in downtown SLO. Yoga students are invited to join us for 108 sun salutations ($15 donation). Children can enjoy a Kid’s Yoga Area with yoga activities, crafts, and games ($8 donation). Over 25 vendors of natural products for body, mind & spirit, along with an auction. Info: www.manzanitaslo.org/yogathon or 704-9904.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF SAN LUIS OBISPO FUNDRAISER at Cuesta Cadillac Dealership on May 17, 6-8pm. Black tie optional. The red-carpet fundraiser will feature a champagne reception, silent auction, live auction of artist-decorated etched wine bottles, and a 1929 MBZ Gazelle classic car raffle. All proceeds will go to help build the Railroad Bicycle Safety Trail Fence near Cal Poly. Info: 541-1464 or www.slorotary.org.
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS BOWL FOR KIDS’ SAKE on May 18 from 3-7pm at the Mustang Lanes for this fabulous bowl-a-thon. Register and info: 781-3226 or slobigs.org.
CROP HUNGER WALK takes place on May 18 at 1pm in Los Osos. Info: 528-1649.
COASTAL CANCER CARE AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER benefit at the Cliffs Resort on May 21 from 4-7pm. $10. Live music, fantastic prizes, food and more. Info: 773-3357.
SUPPORT TROOPS BY DONATING MOBILE PHONES TO CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS by dropping them off at Founders Community Bank at 237 Higuera St., San Luis Obispo. Info: 543-6500 or www.kasmith@fcbslo.com.
PCPA SUMMER COMPANY NEEDS HOUSING—rooms, apartments, etc.—for the influx of theater professionals who will live in Santa Maria from May through September. Info: 928-7731, Ext. 3153.
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR DENTAL COURSE through May 29. Info: 541-8666.
CAREER AND COUNSELING CENTERNEEDS FUNDS: This center would be a resource where students could research careers, colleges, and financial aid opportunities and meet with college representatives. It would also be a place where a student in need might find a peer to talk to, a counselor for support, or just a place to regroup and eat lunch. Donations will be accepted through June. Info: 927-3889.
MIDSTATE FAIR OPPORTUNITIES: Fairboard applications are now being accepted, as are auditions for national anthem singers; tapes should be submitted by June 13. Quilt challenge applications and fabric are available. Info: 239-2385 or www.midstatefair.com.
CAYUCOS PTA’S CRUISIN’ FOR KIDS HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE RAFFLE is going on now. Tickets are $100 for a chance at a 2008 Limited Edition 105th Anniversary FLSTC Heritage Softail Classic bike. Only 500tickets will be sold, and proceeds benefit Cayucos Elementary School’s computer resource, drama, art, and music programs. The drawing will take place on July 4 at the Vet’s Hall in downtown Cayucos. The bike is on display and tickets can be purchased at Gary Bang Harley-Davidson in Atascadero. Info: 995-2595 or 995-0173.
ANGELS HAVE WHEELS all Medicare recipients should be aware if they suffer they may be eligible or a free electric wheelchair. Info: 1-800-810-2877.
MORRO BAY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1978 REUNION invites students from the classes of 1977 and 1979—teachers, too—on July 26. Reservations required. Info: droberts@hdpcpa.com or ragtop4me@msn.com.
SANTA MARIA HIGH SCHOOL 1978 REUNION is Aug. 23 at the Santa Maria Inn from 6:30-11:30pm. $50 for dinner and dance. Info: 260-2253 or saraleemacdonald@verizon.net.
CENTRAL COAST SENIOR CENTER in Oceano offers many programs: arts and crafts, woodcarvers, artist critique, line dancing, and pinochle. Become a member for $10 per year. 1580 Railroad St. (south of the Rock and Roll diner). Info: 481-7886.
BODHIPATH SLO is a Buddhist center that has meetings every Sun. from 10am to noon at 3484 Gregory Court in SLO. Meditation and classes. Info: 938-7980. 528-1388, or www.bodhipath-west.org/slo.htm.
EXPLORATION STATION, located at the Old Fire Station in Grover Beach, has classes starting now for ages 10 to adult. They also accept television sets and computers on Saturdays from 11am-4pm for recycling. 867 Ramona Ave. Info: 473-1421.
FOOD BANK COALITION OF SLO COUNTY seeking new enrollments. The Senior Brown Bag program offers free food to low-income seniors. Info: 238-4664 or www.slofoodbank.org.
GROVER BEACH RECREATION DEPARTMENT offers Creative Dance, Musical Theater, Ceramics Workshops for all ages, Beginning Dance. 1230 Trouville Ave. Info: Grover Beach Parks and Recreation Department, 473-4580.
HEBRAIC LIFE MINISTRY weekly DVD instruction is Tues., 7pm-9pm. Attend “Understanding the Hebraic Roots of Christianity,” in contrast to the ancient Greek influence, from Dr. Robert Heidler and Chuck D. Pierce of the Isaachar School of the Prophets. Info: 709-2254 or 235-8600.
LIMBERG LASIK FREE LASIK SCREENINGS happen all over SLO County through September. Info: 595-3937.
PISMO BEACH RECREATION offers classes for all ages in musical theatre, bowling (after school as well), karate, walking clubs, senior exercise and dance, tai chi, PACE, all types of dance, creative writing, music appreciation, music therapy, tennis, hot mamas and babies and more. Info: 773-7063, 773-7049 or www.pismobeach.org.
SENIOR HEALTH SCREENING -Free blood pressure monitoring, blood test for anemia, blood sugar and cholesterol. Info and countywide appointments: 788-0827 or 237-3880.
SLO PARKS AND REC offers many enrichment activities. Info: 781-7300 or www.slocity.org.
UNITED BLOOD SERVICES ALWAYS NEEDS BLOOD AND PLASMA Info: 489-0864, 928-2546, 543-4290, or www.unitedbloodservices.org/centralcoast.
CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, EVENTS & PRESENTATIONSTHE COLLABORATIVE EDGE: DISCOVERING CO-CREATIVE SOLUTIONS Turn competitors into co-creative partners with a few foundational principles and the application of simple-to-use tools that will produce breakthrough results. From this workshop you will learn how collaboration can improve results, specific collaborative principles and tools that can be used in individual interactions, and more. The cost is $45 for NSC members and $70 for nonmembers. May 15 from 9am-noon at First Bank of San Luis Obispo, 997 Monterey St. Info and to RSVP: www.nonprofitsupportcenter.org or 681-1040.
NEUROLOGIST AND MS SPECIALIST ANDREW WOO SEMINAR is May 15 in Grover Beach. Info: 682-8783.
QUANTUM BIOFEEDBACK PRESENTATION BY SAMANTHA HUSTON is at Coalesce Bookstore’s Garden Chapel, 845 Main St., Morro Bay. May 15. Free. Noon-4pm. Info: 772-2880.
SLO STC BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FAIR Sixteen exhibits presented by business owners, freelancers, and professional organizations will be displaying samples of their wares or their work. Free. May 19. 6pm. KCBXnet (formerly SLONET) computer training room, 4100 Vachell Lane, San Luis Obispo. Info and RSVP: reservations@slostc.org or 462-2199.
EXPLORE FORESTRY, WILDLIFE, AQUATICS AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES on May 17. Info and RSVP: www.coastalRCD.org or 458-3321.
FEMININE FACE OF FORECLOSURE AND BANKRUPTCY on May 17 from 1:30-4:30pm at the SLO Library. Free. Info: 549-9635 or slowomen@gmail.com.
THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE, EMPATHIC NATURE AND SPIRITUAL AWAKENING, a workshop led by Barbara Atkinson, is 7-9pm on May 17 at Congregation Beth David, Los Osos Valley Road, SLO; $20 suggested donation. Info: 541-6874.
TAPPING THERAPY WITH EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES
 may provide relief from pain, diseases and emotional issues. Learn more May 17, 10am-1pm at Lions Club, 190 Addie in Pismo Beach. $40. Info: 305 1740.
WHAT IS A SPIRITUAL PATH? A DIALOGUE WITH MS. DANTES takes place on May 17 at 10am in Nipomo (please call for directions). Ms. Dantes is author of the books: The Unmanifest Self: Transcending the Limits of Ordinary Consciousness and more. Donations gratefully accepted. Dialogue will be followed by tea and refreshments. Info and RSVP: 343-2582.
AWAKENING THE DREAMER/CHANGING THE DREAM SYMPOSIUM at Cal Poly PAC on May 17. The Awakening the Dreamer Symposium is part of a movement started by The Pachamama Alliance to create an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling and socially just human presence on the planet. 1pm-5pm in Phillips Hall at The Performing Arts Center (PAC). Doors open at 12:30 with live World Groove Music provided by local musicians. Admission for the general public is $15 and students are free with valid ID. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Seating is limited, so reservations are strongly recommended. Info: westwolff653@yahoo.com, cindy.dixon@charter.net or 237-1135.
SELF DEFENSE WORKSHOP takes place May 17 at 2:30pm at Studio Fitness for Women in SLO. 3930 Broad. Info: 541-1100.
ANNUAL GERANIUM SHOW & SALE takes place on May 18, 11am-3pm, at the
Arroyo Grande Community Center, 211 Vernon Ave., near Hwy 101 & Grand
Ave. Free admission. Great selection of unusual geraniums. Info: ccgeraniums@verizon.net or 937-9983.
SESSION: THE POWER OF BELIEF SYSTEMS II: SELF-LOVE with Daniela Roberts at Coalesce Bookstore’s Garden Chapel, 845 Main St., Morro Bay. May 18, 2:30–5pm. Donation. Info: 772-2880.
IS THIS CONTRIBUTING TO MY COMFORT on May 20 at 7pm at New Frontier’s in SLO. Info: 785-0194.
MIDWIFERY AND THE POLITICS OF KNOWLEDGE A talk by Barbara Katz Rothman on May 20 from 11:10am-noon in the Erhart Ag. Bldg. 10, Rm. 220 at Cal Poly. How do midwives in non-medical settings organize and conduct their practice to reflect their interests. Also, “Through a Crystal Darkly: The Racial & Gender Politics of the New Genetics” at 4:10pm on the same day in the Manufacturing Bldg. 36, Rm. 106. Info: jiehr@calpoly.edu or 305-9247.
HOW TO GET A SBA LOAN TO PURCHASE A SMALL BUSINESS on May 21, at 8pm. Online at www.bizben.com/education/34-SBA-loans-buy-a-business.php
Free. Info and registration: bizben.com/education or 866-270-6278.
STARTING A BUSINESS is a lecture followed by a panel discussion with questions and answers. Creekside Career Center at 4111A Broad Street, San Luis Obispo on May 21 from 9am-noon. Info and RSVP: 788-2631 or www.sloscore.org.
WELLNESS SEMINAR WITH HYPNOTHERAPIST takes place on May 21 from noon-1pm at 864 Santa Rosa in SLO. Info: 781-7300.
WHAT PESKY BUG IS CHEWING UP YOUR TOMATO PLANT? Find out the least-toxic methods of control using the touch-screen pest management kiosk designed by the University of California Integrated Pest Management Program. A kiosk is available until May 23 at Bay Laurel Garden Center, 2500 El Camino Real, Atascadero. Info: 781-5939 or www.ipm.ucdavis.edu.
CAL POLY CELEBRATES ASIAN AMERICAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER MONTH throughout May and throughout the campus. May 19: A Divided Community, a play, will be performed at 6:30pm in the Chumash Auditorium. May 20: The Slanted Screen shows at 8pm in Philips Hall, Building 6, Rm. 124. Info: 756-1405 or mcc@calpoly.edu.
DIVINE HEALING SESSION takes place on May20, from 1-3pm at Coalesce Bookstore’s Garden Chapel, 845 Main St, Morro Bay. Donation. Info: 528-7064.
LIVING THE ETERNAL WAY is a six-week course set for Saturdays from 10am-2pm through May 24. The course focuses on Kriya Yoga in SLO. Info: 772-0306 or www.awakeninginterfaith.org.
ASTROLOGY READINGS WITH HARRY FARMERthrough May 29 on Thursdays in Morro Bay. Info: 772-2880.
DOG OBEDIENCE CLASS is through May 25. Info: 781-7300.
CREEKSIDE CAREER CENTER in SLO (4111 Broad St.) offers a variety of free workshops for employers and job seekers. In Paso Robles as well. Info: 788-2631 or www.sloscore.org.
CAL POLY CONTINUING EDUCATION offers a variety of online programs to local, regional and national students. Info: 756-7136.
CAMBRIA WRITERS’ WORKSHOP meets Wed. at Joslyn Recreation Center from 9:30am-Noon. Guests welcome. Info: 927-1665.
COMPUTER AND INTERNET CLASSES offered by KCBX.net in SLO. Info: 545-5002.
COMPUTERROOTERS are a senior group offering help on various (non Mac) computer subjects, meeting first Thurs. at 10am at 993 Ramona St. in Grover Beach. Info: 489-6230 or elisehenderson@charter.net.
COOK WELL WITH COURTNEY serves up Whole Foods cooking classes for easy, healthy meals, ongoing throughout SLO County in private or group settings. Info: 547-9073 or Courtney@cookwell.org.
DIVORCE WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN the first Sat. of the month, 8:30am-1pm at Cuesta College in SLO. Info: 546-3132 or www.communityprograms.net.
DIVORCE, HOW TO SURVIVE, 3rd Wed. at Women’s Community Center in SLO. Also, assistance for self-represented litigants. Info: 544-9313.
ENERGY BALANCING CLINIC 3rd Sat. of every month at Circle of Light Healing Center,11am-4pm Info: 423-1970.
HAVE TEA WITH A MIDWIFE Come for tea with a midwife the last Thurs. of the month at Holistic Midwifery Care, 6685 Morro Road, Atascadero, from 3pm-5pm. Info: 462-1100.
HEARST CASTLE HISTORICAL COURSES going on now. Info: 927-2199.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES—LEARN MORE Info: 489-5481 or dg17@juno.com.
IMPROVE YOUR RELATIONSHIPS, sales, and life.Learn about persuasion and influence. Info: 268-3691.
NEWBORN CLASS WITH ANDREA HERRON is Wed. at 11am in SLO. Info: 543-6988.
QUIETSTAR HEALING CENTER offers several workshops and support groups. Sunday Circle for healing and meditating. 4pm. 11549 LOVR, #109 in SLO. Info: 783-2662. Angel Workshop on Thurs. at 6pm. Wed. and Fri. is Bowen Clinic. Info: 534-1193, quietstar.com, 534-9287 or www.askanangel.org.
SERENITY NATURAL LIVING CENTER EVENTS: Prenatal Workshop takes place through May 22, 6:45pm, $65. Classes held daily. Serenity Natural Living Center is at 104 S Main St. in Templeton. Info: 434-1924 or www.serenitynaturaliving.com.
SUNDAY FOR THE SPIRIT weekly workshops cover spirituality, tarot, and healing. Sun., 1-3pm, at Halcyon Store in Halcyon. Info: 489-2432.
CLUBS, MEETINGS & DISCUSSION GROUPSBOOK DISCUSSION GROUP meets in Los Osos. May 15: The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Info: 528-1862.
TEA AND TALKS AT STEYNBERG GALLERY: May 20: Victoria Kastner, a Hearst Castle interpretive specialist. 1531 Monterey in SLO. Info: 547-0278 or www.steynberggallery.com.
SONS OF NORWAY meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 520 Dana St. in SLO. Syttende Mai Cellebration BBQ Picnic & Parade on May 17 from noon -3pm, at El Chorro Park, San Luis Obispo (across HWY 1 from Cuesta College). The public is invited. Bring your own meat, drink & table service plus a side dish or dessert to share. $2 per car fee to enter park. Info: 748-5674.
CENTRAL COAST COMPUTER CLUB meets at Knollwood Village Clubhouse, 4012 S. Bradley in Orcutt. Third Tuesday every month. May 20. Systems “SIG” starts at 5:45pm. Non-nerd “SIG” starts at 5:45pm. Business meeting at 7pm is followed by a presentation by Ray Isenson on the “askSam database program.” Info: 938-0217.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WOMEN?Two study groups for people who want to engage in honest discussion about Jesus, his relationship with women, and the way the church has treated women will meet at St Benedicts Episcopal Church, Los Osos, through May. Info: stbenslososos.org or 235-5117.
AMIS FRANCAIS, a countywide French club, meets monthly at various locations throughout the county. The group is free to join and requires members speak only in French, regardless of level. Meetings are potluck with French themes. Info: 542-0808 or info@parisplanner.com.
ATASCADERO DEMOCRATIC CLUB meets the third Thurs. of the month at the AARP Building at 7pm. Info: 466-2830.
ATASCADERO HORSEMEN’S CLUB will meet at Players Restaurant in Atascadero. An optional dinner begins at 6pm, program begins at 7pm, and the meeting starts at 8pm. Info: 712-4126 or www.atascaderohorsemensclub.com.
AUTO ENTHUSIASTS HANG OUT every Sat., 8-11:30am in the Morro Bay Embarcadero parking lot next to PG&E stacks. All motor heads are welcome. Show up with a cool car. Info: www.embarc.org.
BIKE KITCHEN is a community bike workshop—we have parts from old bikes, tools, and mechanics, who can help you fix your bike. Main goals are to recycle bikes, to teach bike-related skills, and to encourage the community to ride. 1060 Osos Street (next to Woodstock’s Pizza). Tues. and Thurs. Fri., noon-7pm. Donation based, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Donations welcome as well. Bring your bike and tell a friend. Info: www.slobikekitchen.org.
BINGO Mon., Wed, and Fri. at Central Coast Senior Center in Oceano. Light, easy game for fun in afternoons and evenings. Friday: $15 buy in, 6pm. 1580 Railroad St. (south of the Rock and Roll Diner). Info: 481-7886.
BIOGRAPHY AND TIMELINE, 42-70 the Pathway Years. Meets on second Wed. of month at 7pm in Morro Bay. Info: 704-0181 or bluepearlarts.com.
BOOK GROUP meets the first Tues. of each month at 11am at the Atascadero Public Library. Info: 461-6161.
BOOK CLUB FOR ADULTS meets 2nd Wed. of month, 7pm-9pm at SLO Senior Center. Info: 781-7306.
BRIDGE LESSONS at the SLO Senior Center, Santa Rosa at Buchon St. Info: 471-5676.
BUNCO Thurs., 12:30pm, at Central Coast Senior Center in Oceano. Fun and easy. 1580 Railroad St. (south of the Rock and Roll diner). Info: 481-7886.
CA GRANDMOTHERS CLUB #31 meets for Bunco on 1st/3rd Wed. at 1pm at 1241 Farroll Ave in A.G. info: 481-8585.
CAMPING LOVE OF ADVENTURE is a nonprofit camping group for single adults and seniors. Monthly events include low cost camping, potlucks, campfires, outings to zoos, museums, nature tours, and more. All widows, widowers, divorced, unmarried, and others are welcome. Yearly dues are $10. Info: 937-3268 or at:twobirds2@verizon.net.
CENTRAL COAST CACTUS AND SUCCULENT SOCIETY meets the second Sun. of the month at 995 Palm in SLO. There will be a speaker, refreshments, and a plant raffle. Bring a plant for the exchange. Info: 773-6644 or 473-0788.
CENTRAL COAST CATHOLIC NETWORK is where single people (widowed, divorced, never married) meet for fun social activities. All ages’ welcome. Info: 878-4464 or lsexty@hotmail.com.
CENTRAL COAST CASTERS meets 6:30pm, the third Tues. of month. Everyone is welcome, as are all methods of fishing. Info: 239-4643 or roguie@earthlink.net.
CENTRAL COAST CHAPTER OF ARS (American Recorder Society) meets Fri. 10am-noon at Trinity Methodist Church, 490 Los Osos Valley Road in Los Osos. Info: 534-9903.
CENTRAL COAST DIVE CLUB: Post messages telling other divers when and where you want to dive, and speak out about new and exiting locations, dive gear, and travel plans. Info: www.groups.yahoo.com/group/centralcoastdiveclub to join the online group. Info: 927-1880.
CENTRAL COAST HUNTING RETRIEVER CLUB meets the third Thurs. of the month at PetCo in SLO, located at 271 Madonna. 7pm. Info: 720-2185.
CENTRAL COAST KOI CLUB meets at 207 Higuera St. in SLO. Info: 440-6439.
CENTRAL COAST MESSIANIC FELLOWSHIP meets the first Sat. of the month at 2pm at Bethel Social Hall in Grover Beach. Info: 967-9878.
CENTRAL COAST NOETICS explore cutting edge research in the field of consciousness 2nd Sat. of month, 10am-noon at 1227 Archer St. in SLO.Info: 801-0320.
CENTRAL COAST POSITIVE LIVING CENTER offers a men’s discussion group to share ideas on practical metaphysics on Wed. from 7-8pm through May. 689 Crocker St. in Templeton. Info: 772-9543.
CENTRAL COAST SINGLES invites you to come out and meet other singles in the area. Info: centralcoastsinglesonline.com/events, ccoastsingles@yahoo.com, or 602-0051.
CENTRAL COAST VINTAGE MOTORCYCLE CLUB is currently seeking members. Open to all makes and models over 25 years old. Monthly meetings, rides, shows, and more. Info: 748-1535.
CENTRAL COAST WOMEN’S NETWORK, Directory of Women in Business, meets every other month and features a keynote speaker. The mission of the CCWN is to facilitate networking and provide support. Info: 275-4354, www.ccwnetwork.com, or ccwn@ccwnetwork.com.
CENTRAL COAST WOODWORKING ASSOCIATION meets at 7pm on the second Thursday of each month, 270 Scott St. in Paso Robles. Info: 227-0275.
CITIUS, ALTIUS, FORTIUS-LOCAL COACHES MEET at 6pm to share ideas on flexibility. Info: 788-0805 or jim@slsportstherapy.com.
COME TOGETHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING A VILLAGE CENTER in San Luis Obispo. The SLO Village Center will be a building that unites individuals and families through education, discussion groups, music and entertainment, and classes. Info: www.groups.yahoo.com/group/SloVillageCenter or 235-0875.
CONCERNED CITIZENS OF CAYUCOS meet the first Mon. of month, 6:30pm at the Cayucos Elementary School Auditorium. Info: 995-3389 or 878-0074.
COURSES IN MIRACLES meets the second and fourth Saturday of each month at 3pm at 1130 Napa in Morro Bay. Info: 748-5987 or 786-4725.
D.A.R.,the La Cuesta Chapter, holds its meetings on the fourth Wed. of the month at SLO Elks Club, 10:30am. Info: 929-6419 or 772-5232.
DISCOVERY/RECOVERY open participation meets Wednesday, 6:30pm, at St. John’s Church, 959 Valley Road in Arroyo Grande. Info: 598-0371.
EMPLOYEE TO ENTREPRENEUR DISCUSSION GROUP: Based on a book by Suzanne Mulvhill, E to E is an opportunity for employees interested in becoming entrepreneurs or struggling with a transition from an employee to entrepreneur. This is a free discussion forum that meet on Wed. at 8:30am at Cafe Vio at 1111 Riverside Ave. in Paso Robles. Info: info@chicboutiqueathome.com or 712-0840.
ESTERO BAY REPUBLICAN WOMEN will hold their monthly meeting on Thurs. at 11:30 am. Morro Bay Inn. Call for date. Info: 772-1116 or 995-2844.
FISHING FOR LADIES and The Lady Hookers Fishing Club is open to women of all ages who enjoy fishing or would like to learn more. Lake, river, stream, ocean. Info: 748-1964.
FIVE CITIES WOMEN’S NETWORK is designed to promote personal and professional development of its members on the second Tues. of the month, 11:30am at Mission Inn, 601 James Way in Pismo. Info: 458-1910 or www.fivecitieswomensnetwork.com.
FRIENDS OF LIBRARY STUDY & DISCUSSION GROUP FOR SENIORS from 10am-noon at the Morro Bay Library Program room. 1st and 3rd Wed. 625 Harbor St. 4th Wednesdays: Meet local authors. Info: 772-9268, Wednesdays@live-now.org or
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