Joyful Line Dance Club meets on Thursdays upstairs in Clubhouse 6, 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. It has multiple leaders who take turns teaching. They are: Albert andGladysComia,JojoWeingart, Caryn Lynn Stel, Kelly Johnson, Anna Derby, Chung Cha Lewis, George Pinada and Sunny Kim. For safety, classes are lim-ited 35 people, on a first-come, first-served basis. Face masks and exercise shoes are strongly

Newly elected Table Tennis Club officers and their significant others gathered at a local restaurant to plan 2023 club activities. The club has decided to have several events in Clubhouse 6. On Jan. 3 at 6 p.m., the club will hold a membership drive. Membership dues are $10 per year. The club will also host a tournament where the top four ranked players will compete. The tournament will include

The Men’s Club held its annual Guys and Gals Christmas Party—for the first time since COVID—in Clubhouse 2 on Dec. 3. Sixtysix Men’s and Women’s Club members and their guests enjoyed a sumptuous Italian dinner catered by Finbars. Four different pasta dishes, three salads, meatballs, bread, wine, beer, and water, plus apple pie were served by three of President Marv Jones’ grandchildren.

The group took inspiration from the car clubs that have been a local tradition hailing back to the ‘70s and served as a way for minority communities to socialize. Their car club events have been offering the same sense of community for more than eight years. GRF has also been donating leftover toys annually that were not picked up by the Marines to the Brown Descents. Vinyl Rock is an Orange

Amid the holiday season, shuffleboarders concentrated on completing their fall season. The next major event is the Shuffleboard Club’s Christmas/ holiday party on Friday, Dec. 16, in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 6 p.m. Winter league team schedules and rosters will be available in the Courts Building by noon on Friday, Dec. 16. The Shuffleboard Courts Building will continue openplay onMondayandWednesday,

The women’s two-week turkey shoot golf tournament began on Dec. 6, the same day that the club celebrated its Christmas luncheon. The total score for each of the two rounds of play will determine the winners in each flight. In this week’s tournament play, 47 women competed for low gross, low net, and circle hole No. 6. The club congratulates Sally Park who was the only golfer who hit the

children. Even though the night was nippy, people bundled up and brought their grandchildren to sit on Santa’s lap. The highlight of the night was the Korean American Chorale that sang selection of Christmas carols, including the iconic “O Holy Night.” A new tree has also been installed in front of Optum at the HCC, compliments of Optum and the GRF Recreation Department. Coming up