20 April 2022

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Garden Club

Garden Club


Tickets to the Garden Club’s annual June Luncheon are now available for purchase for $30 per person. With the theme “Buckets of Love,” the event will feature a meal provided by Country Garden Catering of chicken, veggies, salad and dessert on June 20 at 11:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 2. The club recognizes that the cost of the meal has increased significantly, so it is paying an additional $3 per person.

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Doo wop club gets in the groove for May performance

Doo wop club gets in the groove for May performance


The Let the Good Times Roll Doo Wop Club has been rehearsing for a groovy performance on May 21 at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. LWers can expect to hum along to their favorites from the ’60s such as “What a Day for a Daydream,” “Knock Three Times,” “Big Yellow Taxi” and more. Taking the stage that evening will be Rick Riley, Ellen Brannigan, Tosca Lies, Susan Kelleghan, Ric Dizon, Jackie

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Community   Karaoke

Community Karaoke


Nina Todorov faithfully attends karaoke practice sessions on Mondays, so it was no wonder she was able to confidently entertain the April 13 karaoke crowd with Doris Day’s 1964 hit “Que Sera Sera.” In celebration of the Easter season, the group feasted on croissant sandwiches while watching 30 performers. With his deep voice, Vitaly Telishevsky did a fine “Go Down Moses,” and Fara Quirim

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Chess Club

Chess Club


This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first; any answer by Black, and White’s third move is checkmate. The first move in solving this week’s puzzle is Qg7. The White queen moves from e4 to g7, then Black king to g7, followed by White rook to g4 and Black king to h8. The next move by White is checkmate. The Chess Club meets every Friday from 1:30-6 p.m. in Clubhouse

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Ham Shoot competitors battle heat, each other

Ham Shoot competitors battle heat, each other


Shuffleboard League play paused this week for the annual Ham Shoot Tournament. This event challenges players’ accuracy, finesse and skill. Over the course of three hot hours on April 8, 13 club members competed in three individual competitions. Opportunity drawings were also held to reward the individual who correctly picked the right token of a game winner. Richard “Red” Ryals won two games,

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