21 December 2022

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Women’s Golf

Women’s Golf


The second and final round of the Turkey Shoot tournament was played on Dec. 13. The scores by flight of this 18-hole ladies golf competition were as follows: Flight A— Low Gross: Devora Kim, 58; Low Net: Jassca Choi, 49. Flight B— Low Gross: Theresa Lim, 66; Low Net: Jee Choi, 53. Flight C— Low Gross: Soo Kim, 71; Low Net: Liz Meripol, 54. Flight D— Low Gross: Anne Walshe, 73;

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Shuffleboard Club

Shuffleboard Club


Surprises abound when the Shuffleboard Club plays on all six courts in the Shuffleboard Building behind Clubhouse 1. Members share refreshments every league game and enjoy open-play practice every Monday and Wednesday mornings. In addition, a critical part of the club is its monthly social gatherings, including the club’s Christmas/holiday party. Recently, one Friday morning league group

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The Impaired Vision and Hearing Club

The Impaired Vision and Hearing Club


The Impaired Vision and Hearing Club held its annual holiday luncheon on Dec. 13, with over 100 members in attendance. Hospitality chairwoman Phyllis Pierce planned a wonderful catered luncheon of turkey and all the fixings. Apple pie was served for dessert. The Lions Club of Seal Beach volunteers every year to come and serve the luncheon and the club is grateful for their help. After lunch, the

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Leisure World Lights Up

Leisure World Lights Up


Leisure World lights up for the holidays every year. The following is a list of exceptional decorations to enjoy during December. • Glenna Hoff, 1371 Pelham Road, 66-G, has a four-foot angel in her bay window. The angel is large and lovely, with sterioptic wings, crown and a bouquet. “She is ready and waiting to be a blessing to those who come to see her God’s helper,” Hoff said.

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Orchestra concert nets largest audience yet

Orchestra concert nets largest audience yet


The Leisure World Orchestra had its largest audience turnout yet during a concert on Dec. 10. With almost 50 musicians, the orchestra had a very full sound. Paula St. John, first violin and a private music teacher, commented that the quality of the orchestra has steadily grown under the direction of Dr. Samuel Kim. The Korean Church Choir performed with great beauty along side of the orchestra.