The results of July 13’s Ladies Golf Club tournament were record-breaking. The women competed for low gross, low net and birdies. Sixteen players scored 19 birdies, which is the highest recorded in recent history of ladies’ tournament play. The Flight winners were: Flight A: Low gross: Ann Tran, 27; low net: tie between Linda Herman and Bert Thompson, 23. Birdies: Herman (Holes 1 and

Eleven Leisure World Men’s League golfers competed on July 12 at the par-70, 5,800-yard Meadowlark Golf Course in Huntington Beach. The morning began with humid, overcast skies, temperatures in the low 70s and little wind. But later in the morning, the sun came out and the wind kicked in. Meadowlark has numerous elevation changes and small greens. The back nine is more difficult than the front (especially

county health officer and agency director of the HCA. “The average number of cases increased from 31 to over 100 per day over the last month, and our total testing positivity increased from 0.6 to 2.5 percent. Hospitalizations also jumped from 54 to 119 patients per day, and ICU admissions increased from 13 to 31 patients per day. This means we need to continue being proactive about protecting our

registration event Aug. 3. • Returning students must bring their banner ID number with them to in-person registration on Aug. 3. People who are unsure of their banner ID numbers should visit the library so staff can verify identification and help retrieve banner ID numbers. Bring state issued IDs or a driver’s license for verification. People who registered for or attended NOCE classes

by Brian Harmon LW contributor The LW Republican Club learned how they can do something positive to make elections fair and combat election fraud at its July meeting. Club president David Harlow said that anyone can volunteer to become an observer at the polls on election day. Election observers are legally allowed to watch what happens at the polling place and take notes if they observe any