WOMEN’S GOLF CLUB On April 5, 46 members of the Women’s Golf Club competed for low gross and low net scores, as well as a circle hole challenge. Mary Anne Moore was the only golfer to hit the ball from the tee box directly into the circle surrounding Hole No. 2. The club also congratulated Pam Krug on scoring a hole-inone onHoleNo.7.Krughasbeen a member of the club for four years, and

Starting April 22, accredited ACBL bridge teachers Rob Preece and Larry Slutsky will lead free lessons for beginning players every Friday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 1. These lessons are also designed for intermediate players who want to update their game, as well as those who have not played for a while and want practice. Sponsored by the LW Duplicate Bridge Club, the classes will run

The Dancers and Mixers Club is offering a special evening of ballroom dancing on Sunday, April 17, from 6-8:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. Linda Herman, who plays a variety of music including a number of line dances, will perform for LWers and their guests. Everyone is invited to bring their favorite snacks and/or beverages. Established in 1982 for the purposes of socializing and dancing, the club normally

The Friends of the Library bookstore is now open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., plus Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The volunteers who operate the bookstore and boutique are committed to enriching Leisure’s World’s resources through sponsoring cultural programs and raising money to supplement the Golden Rain Foundation’s funding of the Leisure World Library.

LW Orchestra members celebrated the birthday of their conductor, Dr. Samuel Kim, after rehearsal on April 4 at Hof ’s Hut. About 30 of the 50 musicians were able to attend, marking a high for the size of the orchestra and for one of its celebrations. Kim treated the group to a powerful solo performance of a Korean song that carried throughout the room at the restaurant. The orchestra continues

TRAVEL by Joanna Matos LW contributor LWers Jim Clement, Rita Tribble and Joanna Matos took a daytrip to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park last month. Though it carries the city’s name, the Safari Park is actually located 30 miles northeast in the San Pasqual Valley area of Escondido. The intrepid threesome was unprepared for the wide spaces and sheer enormity of the park. The Safari Park