AMERICAN LATINO CLUB The LW American Latino Club celebrated the holiday season by hosting the Peru Baila Dancers at its Dec. 3 meeting. The dance group performed a variety of traditional Peruvian dances, offering a cultural immersion for the attendees. Pictured are board members: Sec - retary Graciela Asi (left), Vice President Maria Rodriguez (third from left-right), President Miryam Fernandez

VOLUNTEER FOR THE GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION The Golden Age Foundation is always looking for volunteers willing to give their time and talents. Volunteers make the foundation's programs and projects possible. There are vol - unteer opportunities for all activity levels, including at-home call center tasks. Those who are interested in volunteering should call 562-431b9589.

from page 1 their window, snowflakes hang from inside, and green and red LED lights top it off, leaving no surface uncovered. Mutual 3 • Richard Cangey, Mutual 3, 10-F, has displayed a collection of wintery bearded Santas, including one that looks like the real thing. They sit atop fluffy white “snow” in front of a decked-out Santa-themed Christmas tree. • Lindsay and Dan Whipple,

from page 3 A colorful tree decorated with all manner of traditional Korean articles people are not likely to see elsewhere. • Clubhouse 4: Lapidary and Jewelry Club—Most Beautiful: A truly international interpretation of the theme that includes many handmade ornaments crafted by the club members executed in classic red, white and green. • Clubhouse 6: Hui O’ Hula Club—Best Execution:

JOYFUL LINE DANCE The Joyful Line Dance Club will take a break from Dec. 25 to Jan. 2. The club meets on Thursdays from 10 a.m.-noon in Clubhouse 2. The classes will resume Jan. 9. Exercise shoes are advised and everyone is welcome to join. The yearly membership is $20 and cannot be prorated. Members are asked to sign in with their names and Mutual number before each class. For more information,