by Mary Larson LW contributor Members of the Democratic Club’s “Get Out the Vote in 2024” taskforce are preparing for the launch of a “Neighbor to Neighbor” program that will begin in September. The immediate goal is to establish a visible, friendly and helpful presence in every Leisure World neighborhood. The long-range goal is to increase the number of voters in the March 5 Primary

by Kathy Thayer Recreation Manager The Korean American Association (KAA)presented its ever-popular Korean Night production at the Amphitheater on Aug. 19 to an audience of 800, showcasing talent from various Korean performing arts clubs. From traditional folk dancing to modern line dancing, their moves and costumes dazzled the audience. Anna Derby from Mutual 5 was the emcee and introduced

The Leisure World Pool Club plays many types of billiard games including eight-ball, nine-ball and snooker. Snooker league is open to all members of the club. The next snooker league will begin Sept. 19, with play on Tuesday mornings. The league concluded its first regular season of weekly play on Aug. 15. At the end of 10 weeks two players, Steve Edrich and George Gordon tied for first with a

The Tournament Poker Club plays a fun and friendly game of Texas Hold ‘Em, with a $5 buy-in. The club will meet on Saturday, Sept. 2. Regular tournaments are on the first three Saturdays of every month in the lobby of Clubhouse 6. Registration begins at 10 a.m., along with treats and coffee. Cards are in the air at 10:30. There is no late seating. The last game of the month was held on Aug. 19.

Cribbage Club meets each Tuesday in Clubhouse 1. A dollar is collected from each member at the table before play begins. Members who come by 12:15 p.m. are assured a place to play. Announcements are shared at 12:25, with games beginning at 12:30. Yearly dues are $5. Adair Paul treated all 53 members of the club to cake and ice cream in celebration of Cribbage Day. Candy Meyers and Carrie Kistner