Even cancer can’t stop love of square dancing
Activity provides mental as well as physical exercise
Wed, 01/13/2010 - 01:03
Jill and Steve Gunzel participate in square dancing in the rec room at Sierra Lutheran Church with fellow members of the Thunder Mountain Twirlers Dance Club. Steve Gunzel wears a special electronic device that helps treat brain cancer, and his wife says the dancing is therapeutic for him.
Mark Levy • Herald/Review
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SIERRA VISTA — Square dancing is alive and well here.
Based on an American tradition that dates as far back as the immigrants who settled this country, square dancing got its start through different Old World folk dances.
Every Friday evening, groups of square dancing enthusiasts — members of the Thunder Mountain Twirlers — meet for an evening of old-fashioned fun.
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