On May 27, 12 players competed in the second annual pool-athon at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. Players drew numbers to determine their opponents. The contest consisted of two rounds of four different pool games. The first game was eight ball, the second was nine ball, call shot to fifteen points and one pocket. In one pocket, the goal is to make majority of the balls all in one down table corner pocket.

On May 30, the LW Women’s Golf Club (LWWGC) had a special tournament with 14 women playing the round from the blue tees (women play from the red tees, which are closer). The winners were: Linda Herman, low gross, 28, and Judi Ornoff, low net, 23, first place; and Patti Smith and Patty Littrell with a low net tie of 25, second place. The club congratulates Jane Song, 2023 club champion. Club

fourth, four under 58; and Bill McKusky, fifth, at even par 62. B flight winners: Bob Munn, first place, 11 under 51; Norihiro, second, 10 under 52; and Jackson and Goltra tied for a third place at five under 57. There were no plays on Monday, May 29, due to holiday. The Monday and Friday golf leagues play at four local courses near Leisure World. Advance league reservations are required

for $5. Arrive 10 minutes before the start time as meals are served on a first-come, first-served basis. LW Minibus service is available for a pick up at 10:25 a.m. at the Amphitheater bus stop on St. Andrews Drive, with a drop off at the Community Center. The Minibus returns to the Amphitheater at 11:40 a.m. Thursday, June 8 Turkey white bean chili, mixed vegetables, peas and carrots, corn bread

Wanda Bemben had six scores above 300, one bingo, and a high game of 370. Sylvia Makus topped 300 three times and had one bingo. Outgoing club president Maria Giegerich had two scores above 300, the better of which was a 355, and two bingos. Donna Perkins had two totals higher than 300. Her best was a 340. Jim Schneiderman, Marilyn Moody, and Sue Ann Gass each topped 300 once, with respective scores

and voter outreach fundraising month. The club’s newest program is designed to increase the number of Leisure World voters in the 2024 elections. To receive more details about how to participate in this “Neighbor to Neighbor” project, call 562-296-8521 or 562-596-0450. The club’s information and registration booth outside Clubhouse 6 is open from 10:30 a.m-12:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday

To learn more about the club, call and leave a message with Terry Thrift at 714-394-5885. Annual dues are $5; $1 is collected from each member when play begins. Members who come by 12:15 p.m. are guaranteed a place at the table. Play begins at 12:30 p.m. and is usually finished by 4.

under 45. B flight winners (has handicaps of 10-12): Bowles and Herman, first place, 14 under 40; Mayfield and Alison Kim, second, 12 under 42; Jae H. and Sun Lee, and Ken Notorleva and Pam Krug tied for third at 11 under 43; and Paul Alloway and Ann Tran, fourth, at 10 under 44. C flight winners (has handicaps of 13-18): Steve and Connie Kang, and Brian Tivnan and Patty Littrell, tied for

GRF EVENTS There will be an All-Department Town Hall on Wednesday, July 12, at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. Directors will give updates and residents are encouraged to ask questions during the public forum.