01 March 2023

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LWers can bring documents to shred to CH 2 on March 14

LWers can bring documents to shred to CH 2 on March 14


The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) will hold a paper shredding service for LWers on Tuesday, March 14, in the Clubhouse 2 parking lot from 10 a.m.-noon. For a more efficient service: • Do not arrive earlier than 10 a.m.; no one will be there to guard the bags. • All residents are asked to drop and go once truck arrives. • Cardboard boxes will not be accepted. Put documents

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How to stay healthy while aging is topic

How to stay healthy while aging is topic


SUNSHINE CLUB Lisa Jenkins, President of The Council on Aging —Southern California (COASC) will speak on Friday, March 3, in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 10 a.m. The Council on Aging— Southern California is a locally based, nonprofit organization serving older adults and family caregivers. Jenkins will talk about the importance of devel- oping a plan for aging and discussing it with care

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Longtime golf starters for men’s and women’s golf clubs will retire; GRF seeks replacements

Longtime golf starters for men’s and women’s golf clubs will retire; GRF seeks replacements


by Dave LaCascia LW Contributor Carl Richard Wiggins, a longtime LW resident and golf course starter, has hung up his spikes and retired. Carl was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas. He joined the Navy and served for four years on a destroyer after WWII, part of the time off the coast of Korea during that war. After leaving the service in 1951, he toured California with a shipmate and

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Beginner training is available

Beginner training is available


SHUFFLEBOARD From March 7-28, the Shuffleboard Club will open the Courts Building (located behind Clubhouse 1 on Burning Tree Lane) on Tuesday afternoons from 2-3:30 for training in the art of shuffleboard and providing members an opportunity to practice specific strategies to improve their game. All club members and LW residents are welcome to visit and find out what the low-impact sport is

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In the Money extends lead; Favorites create a runout

In the Money extends lead; Favorites create a runout


On Feb. 20, In the Money won 10-3 over the Renegades. This extended their league lead to 31 wins and only 21 losses. Ken Harpham and Kurt Bourhenne both won its two singles matches. The Cue Crew beat PJJ 8-5. Gary Monahan of the Cue Crew won six of his seven games and both of his singles matches. The Rail Runners had a good night beating Right on Cue 10-3. Guta Basner was perfect for the Rail

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Fitness Fusion

Fitness Fusion


The Fitness Fusion Club added a Saturday morning class at 10:30 in Veterans Plaza. The club also meets on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 6 upstairs, and Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in Veterans Plaza. Each class provides a full body workout incorporating 18 types of exercises to improve balance, flexibility, and strength to motivating music. People can bring their own weights to the Veterans

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Fight Alzheimer’s and depression with Joyful Line Dance

Fight Alzheimer’s and depression with Joyful Line Dance


Joyful Line Dance meets on Thursdays in Clubhouse 6 upstairs from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and has multiple leaders teaching the class. They are Albert and Gladys Comia, Jojo Weingart, Kelly Johnson, Da-vid Powell, Carmel Atkinson, Anna Derby, Chung Cha Lewis, George Pinada, Gina Baik, Jinna Yoon and Sunny Kim. For safety, classes are limited to 35 people on a first-come, first-served basis. Exercise