For March 29’s special nine-hole tournament, 43 women were asked to take their highest scoring hole and change it to a par-3. Then the score of each hole was totaled to determine the total gross score, with the net score determined by subtracting the player’s handicap. The flight winners were: Flight A: Low gross: Ann Tran, 27; low net: Janice Turner, 23. Flight B: Low gross: Bert Thompson,

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include chicken kabobs, lavosh (Mediterranean bread), hummus and olives. People can RSVP to the church office at (562) 431-2503. An offering will be taken to cover the cost of the food. The annual Interfaith Good Friday Service will be held in the Amphitheater on April 15 at noon. Pastor Johan Dodge will offer the last word of Christ, “Into your hands, I commit my spirit.” Finally, on Easter Sunday,

they can suffer less and become happier in their lives. Buddha Circle is an interactive group, so those who attend are encouraged to ask questions and join the discussion. Donations are welcome and will support Kusala in his teachings. More information is available by calling (714) 468-6887 or visiting www.Kusala.org.

Leisure World’s Monday Night Bunco will celebrate Easter with a potluck on April 11. Dinner begins at 5 p.m., and play starts at 6 p.m. The winners from the March 28 meeting are: Most Buncos: Judy Georger; Most Wins: Ellen Rodriguez; Most Babies: Suzanne Frank; Most Losses: Joyce Ingram; Door Prize: Diane Seeger. The club meets on the second and fourth Mondays of every month in Clubhouse

the City of Seal Beach, a bouquet of flowers and a $25 gift card from Sprouts, all of which was donated by the City of Seal Beach. In addition to the gifts donated by the City of Seal Beach, centenarians will receive a $25 Ralphs gift card from the LW Korean Community Church and a $25 gift card to Hof ’s Hut from the Korean American Association. The GAF has worked with centenarians’ family

Dancing Feet Club line dancers performed bachata, coco jambo and waltz before a live audience at the group’s social ballroom dancing event on March 27. According to Richard Powers, an instructor at Stanford University’s Dance Division, “The only physical activity to offer protection against dementia was frequent dancing. . . . Dancing integrates several brain functions at once—kinesthetic,

guests are invited to attend the meeting. Membership is not required. Masks are encouraged. For more information, call Pat Kruger at (562) 357-4040.