SURVEY by Kathy Thayer Recreation Director What sets LWSB apart from just another HOA are the amenities it offers. Looking toward the future, GRF wants your opinion on what new amenities you would favor being added to current offerings. Are more food services in the future? How about a full-service salon? What do you think about pop-up businesses offering services targeted to LW residents?

The Saturday Social Bunco Club meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. The club will meet on March 25 in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby. Sign up starts at 1 p.m. Play begins at 1:30. The winners from the March 11 meeting were: an six-way tie for most buncos among Kathy Russell, Darlene Brideau, Marilyn Moody, Rose Marie Sprague, Mary Milhone and Gina Mc-Quade. Helen Sponsler and Karen Riner

The Pinochle Club winners on March 2 were: Don Walton, first, 13,560; Ruth Bonnema, second, 12,540; Lynne Sorum, third, 10,700; and Suzanne Parks, fourth, 10,130. The winners on March 4 were: Peggy Kasper, first, 15,220; Nita Dixon, second, 12,640; Diana Lambert, third, 12,350; and Suzanne Tester, fourth, 9,870. On March 6, the winners were: Don Walton, first, 11,580; Gene Smith, second, 11,570;

The LW Bunco Club results on March 13 were: Teri Nugent, mostbuncos;NancyFloyd,most wins; a tie between Sandy Weienstein and Nancy Demille for most babies; and a tie between Rosann Mac Gregor and Larry Shulman for most losses. The door prize winner was Linda Payne. The LW Bunco Club will meet on March 27. The club meets on the second and fourth Monday of the month. All LW residents and their

Two dance classes are held every Saturday in Clubhouse 6, Section C, at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. In April, Candice Davis will teach West Coast Swing on Saturdays at 9 a.m. and Argentine Tango at 10 a.m. New topics are voted on each month. Each class is $7 per person. Partners are not needed. For more information, contact club President William Young at 408-858-3560.

The Coin Club will meet on April 12 in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 1:30 p.m. Members can participate in door prizes, refreshments, coin actions, coin raffles and group discussions regarding currency and coin. Refreshments will be provided. LW residents can have coins evaluated at these meetings at no cost.

At the March 9 Photo Arts Club meeting, Ben Benjamins began with a review of the many photos of the Seal Beach Pier that members sent to him. They were displayed on the large screen TV and members commented. He stressed the importance of having some part of every photo in sharp focus. He also discussed how having a person in a photo could enhance the design and add interest. It was noticed that