Instructor Barbara Magie is pleased to announce that her beginners’ line dancing class will now be held every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Lessons are free. For more information, call (562) 596-4690.
Instructor Barbara Magie is pleased to announce that her beginners’ line dancing class will now be held every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Lessons are free. For more information, call (562) 596-4690.
Returning Bocce enthusiasts and interested players are invited to an information and sign-up meeting on Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. in Mission Park/Bocce Court behind Clubhouse 2. The purpose is to officially form the Bocce Club and establish officers. Attendees should bring a chair.
The number of participants at the meeting will determine the number of teams and the days of play.
Those interested but
Returning Bocce enthusiasts and interested players are invited to an information and sign-up meeting on Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. in Mission Park/Bocce Court behind Clubhouse 2. The purpose is to officially form the Bocce Club and establish officers. Attendees should bring a chair.
The number of participants at the meeting will determine the number of teams and the days of play.
Those interested but
“Cookie lady” Alana Eaby celebrated her birthday July 28 with a full house of friends and popping balloons. Eaby rarely sings at the karaoke parties, but tempts those gathered each week with fresh-baked goodies. Like many others, she loves socializing and appreciating the music of the karaoke performers.
Ric Dizon dedicated “Waltz Across Texas” to the birthday girl. Wayne Urban got the
“Cookie lady” Alana Eaby celebrated her birthday July 28 with a full house of friends and popping balloons. Eaby rarely sings at the karaoke parties, but tempts those gathered each week with fresh-baked goodies. Like many others, she loves socializing and appreciating the music of the karaoke performers.
Ric Dizon dedicated “Waltz Across Texas” to the birthday girl. Wayne Urban got the
At the July 27 meeting of the Cribbage Club, 53 players enjoyed cake, ice cream and mixed nuts served by Jack Hawn and Paula Loucks in celebration of both of their birthdays. Donations of cups and playing cards were received from Carrie Kistner, and a cribbage board was donated by Bob Berry.
Scores were close for the week. Winners include: First place: Alma Zamzow, 839; second: Myrna Baker, 838;
At the July 27 meeting of the Cribbage Club, 53 players enjoyed cake, ice cream and mixed nuts served by Jack Hawn and Paula Loucks in celebration of both of their birthdays. Donations of cups and playing cards were received from Carrie Kistner, and a cribbage board was donated by Bob Berry.
Scores were close for the week. Winners include: First place: Alma Zamzow, 839; second: Myrna Baker, 838;
The Leisure World Art League ishonoredtohostademonstration by Robert Richert, one of California’s top acrylic painters, on Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. People are encouraged to arrive early for a good seat.
Richert is an accomplished painter who grew up in Southern California at a time when open space was abundant. He spent his childhood exploring and enjoying the outdoors. Throughout
The Leisure World Art League ishonoredtohostademonstration by Robert Richert, one of California’s top acrylic painters, on Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. People are encouraged to arrive early for a good seat.
Richert is an accomplished painter who grew up in Southern California at a time when open space was abundant. He spent his childhood exploring and enjoying the outdoors. Throughout
On July 27’s tournament play, the golfers competed for low gross, low net and chip-ins. There were 12 golfers who chipped the ball from the fairway directly into the hole; one golfer scored two chip-ins.
The winners were:
Flight A: Low gross: tie between Linda Joo and Devora Kim, 28; low net: tie between Ann Tran, Mary Ann Moore and Myung Kim, 24. Chip-ins: Margie Thompson (hole 3), Devora
On July 27’s tournament play, the golfers competed for low gross, low net and chip-ins. There were 12 golfers who chipped the ball from the fairway directly into the hole; one golfer scored two chip-ins.
The winners were:
Flight A: Low gross: tie between Linda Joo and Devora Kim, 28; low net: tie between Ann Tran, Mary Ann Moore and Myung Kim, 24. Chip-ins: Margie Thompson (hole 3), Devora
This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first: Ra6. The White rook moves from a1 to a6, then Black pawn to a6. White queen goes to c6, then Black bishop to d6, and White’s next move is checkmate.
Chess partners are available when the LW Chess Club meets on Fridays from 1-6 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 7. Beginners are welcome for a free lesson.
This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first: Ra6. The White rook moves from a1 to a6, then Black pawn to a6. White queen goes to c6, then Black bishop to d6, and White’s next move is checkmate.
Chess partners are available when the LW Chess Club meets on Fridays from 1-6 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 7. Beginners are welcome for a free lesson.
Seen any good movies lately? Read a great book? Attended a fantastic local theater production? LW residents are invited to submit reviews for publication in the LW Weekly. Include all pertinent information, such as author names, location information, movie ratings, etc.
Send reviews with your name, Mutual and telephone numbers to pattym@lwsb.com. All reviews are subject to editing for content
Seen any good movies lately? Read a great book? Attended a fantastic local theater production? LW residents are invited to submit reviews for publication in the LW Weekly. Include all pertinent information, such as author names, location information, movie ratings, etc.
Send reviews with your name, Mutual and telephone numbers to pattym@lwsb.com. All reviews are subject to editing for content
SENIOR PEACE CLUB
The Senior Peace Club will learn about Los Alamitos School District’s Ethnic Studies Program at its next meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 8. There will be a discussionon the new ethnic studies program being implemented in Los Alamitos and various other California school districts.
The speaker, who wants to remain anonymous, is a professor of
SENIOR PEACE CLUB
The Senior Peace Club will learn about Los Alamitos School District’s Ethnic Studies Program at its next meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 8. There will be a discussionon the new ethnic studies program being implemented in Los Alamitos and various other California school districts.
The speaker, who wants to remain anonymous, is a professor of
GAF
The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to making Leisure World a better place to live. The GAF must raise funds throughtout the year to continue providing services to the community. There are now two simple ways for LWers to donate to the GAF without any additional cost.
Shareholders can donate to the GAF during their weekly grocery
GAF
The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to making Leisure World a better place to live. The GAF must raise funds throughtout the year to continue providing services to the community. There are now two simple ways for LWers to donate to the GAF without any additional cost.
Shareholders can donate to the GAF during their weekly grocery
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