The winners on Jan. 12 were Don Walton, first, 12,140; Nancy Wheeler, second, 11,950; Don Kramer, third, 10,440; and Irene Perkins, fourth, 10,410. On Jan. 14, the winners were Nita Dixon, first, 11,370; Chung He Scharschmidt, second, 11,330; Tony Dodero, third, 10,740; and Jim Kasper, fourth. The winners on Jan. 16 were Marilyn Allred, first, 13,540; Suzanne Parks, second, 12,050; Suzanne

AMERICAN LATINO CLUB The American Latino Club will meet on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 11:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. The Valentine-themed lunch menu will consist of lasagna (vegetarian or meat), a slice of garlic bread, a green salad, drinks (lemonade, hibiscus water, coffee or tea), and a Valentine cookie. The club will also hold a 50/50 raffle. The cost for the lunch is $10 per person and

By Mary Larson LW Contributor With the Jan. 31 run-off election for City Council positions completed, the 2022 election season is finally a thing of the past. The LW Democratic Club can now look at ways to begin helping members be aware of what local and state wide races will be open in 2024, as well as what issues will be important. Official endorsements are a long way off. However, candidates

SENIOR PEACE CLUB The Senior Peace Club's next meeting is today, Feb. 2, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. A program to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be presented and will include several videos and a presentation by LW resident Donald Koepke, who actually marched with MLK Jr. Five short videos about MLK Jr. will be shown, including a compilation of excerpts from his many brilliant

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