Nine men of the LW Golf League braved the very cold and damp weather on Feb. 25 at Santa Ana’s Willowick Golf Course, a par-70, nearly 6,000yard course that has no water hazards. However, tree-lined fairways and large, yawning sand traps add to the challenge of the course length. Though there were lots of cold hands and feet at the 37-degree, 7 a.m. tee time, the temps rose to a comfortable 62

In the second week of the Spring Pool League, Team Five rallied together to win 10-3 over the Pocket Rockets on Feb. 28. Barry Brideau won six games, and teammates Bill Clawson and Zelma Berkenkamp each won five. Team Five only lost one singles match. Joker’s Wild continued its winning ways by beating Ticket to Ride 8-5. Sal LaScala and Steve Mitchell each won four games for Joker’s Wild.

Pinochle is played in Clubhouse 1everyMonday,Thursday and Saturday. The warmup game starts at 11:30 a.m., with the regular game beginning at 12:30 p.m. The club provides cards, score cards, pens, tablets and other equipment. It costs $2 per person to play, and the top four scorers of each day win cash prizes. Thefollowingarethewinning scores from recent games. Feb. 24: First place: Chung He

March 1 was a beautiful, spring-like day, perfect for 50 members of the Women’s Golf Club to compete for low gross and low net scores. Zoe Pickell was the only golfer to hit the ball from the tee box directly inside the circle surrounding Hole 6. The other winners were: Flight A: Low gross: Janice Turner, 27; low net: Margie Thompson, 24. Flight B: Low gross: Nina deRosa, 25; low net:

Medical Qigong meets on Saturdays at 10 a.m. in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby. Instructor George Stennman joins the group via Zoom. The first class is free, after that, it costs $5 per month.

The Leisure Leggers, a running and walking club in Leisure World for more than 20 years, meets every Monday at Clubhouse 6 at 8 a.m. for a brisk trot around the neighborhood, followed by coffee and camaraderie. Dues are 99 cents per year. For more information, call club President Tom Pontac at (562) 304-0880.

wrongdoing, Kimberly-Clark reached a proposed settlement with the Charleston water management system, which was submitted to the federal court in South Carolina, promising to undergo two years of testing, manufacturing improvements and better labeling. The company contends that its Cottonelle wipes pass “widely accepted flushability specifications” and are tested with plumbers. • In