The Cribbage Club meets on Tuesdays from noon to 3:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 1. Dues are $5 per year and weekly each member contributes $1 toward the cost of refreshments. Conversation is lively. Players move up and down among tables, splitting partners between each game, thus ensuring the opportunity to meet and play with a variety of folks. Skilled players are patient and assist in the point

22, in Clubhouse 2. Theater Outing The first excursion of the season will be Sunday, April 30, to see “Under the Skin” at the Long Beach International City Theater. The theme revolves around the protagonist, Lou, who needs a kidney. Yesterday. His estranged daughter Raina has one to spare, but does he deserve it? Time leaps backward, forward and sideways, secrets get aired, and truths revealed

LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL The club’s next show and dance will be at Clubhouse 2 on Saturday, March 18. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The show start at 7. LW residents and their guests are invited to enjoy the entertainment. People should bring their own snacks and drinks. Donations to the club will be graciously accepted at the door. The club has successfully recruited one new vocalist and three

steady leadership, guidance and support of the city and our entire staff team. Sandra has worked incredibly hard and truly cares very deeply about Seal Beach, our residents, the city, and our entire city staff team,” she said. Massa-Lavitt is a can-do woman capping off 15 years of civic service that started when she retired in 2008 from her career as a consulting city planner. She served on

The Feb. 11 poker tournament was won by Richard “Dick” Johns, his second tournament win. He’s lived in LW for four months and has been a poker club member for three months. Second place went to Tony Canfora; third: Mike Gass; fourth: Lee “Jack” Pheifer; and Guta Basner came in in fifth place. Harry Sera dealt the final table. High hand was a king high straight flush in hearts held