On Oct. 12, 49 members of the Women’s Golf Club participated in the weekly tournament. They competed for low gross, low net and birdies. Ten golfers made a total of 11 birdies; Soo Choi scored two birdies. The flight winners were: Flight A: Low gross: Devora Kim, 28; low net: Hae Lee, 26; birdies: Ann Tran (Hole 2), Hae Lee (Hole 7) and Soo Choi (Holes 4 and 9). Flight B: Low gross: tie

Continuing its winning ways this week was 4-20, with an 11-2 score over Hot Sticks. For the second week in a row, Gary Monahan of 4-20 won all seven of his matches. Though Monahan is the “B” player on his team, he certainly is playing like an “A.” In the closest match of the night, Go for Broke won the final eight-ball game, in which all three players on both teams competed with alternating

The Yahtzee Club winners on Oct. 8 were Sandy Weisenstein, with the highest total score of 7,450, and Marilyn Moody (door prize). The club meets every Friday from 12:30-4 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. The cost to play is $2 per meeting. Though the club is currently at maximum capacity, interested players can call or text Kathy Rose at (714) 309-6873 to be placed on a waiting list.

With a great deal of thought and concern for its members, the Garden Club Board of Directors has voted to cancel the club’s general meetings until further notice. The board decided meeting indoors did not seem wise under the current conditions; in addition to dealing with COVID 19, it’s now the beginning of flu season. Speakers are on hold until general meetings resume. The board hopes to

To celebrate Halloween, the Dancing Feet Club will hold a masquerade ball in Clubhouse 2 on Oct. 24 from 6-9:30 p.m. The club’s line dancers will present a couple of dances and a special number to entertain the guests. All attendees are requested to don their favorite costumes to spice up the occasion. Line dance lessons and practice will continue at the same venue on Mondays from 7-9 p.m.

The LW Orchestra seeks a trombone player and a French horn player. It encourages anyone who has not played in several years to not let that fact scare them, adding that the group works with a wonderful conductor, Samuel Kim. Rehearsals are on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons in the Amphitheater with the stage doors open to simulate outdoor conditions. Those interested should contact Fred Reker