The Monday Night Bunco Club results on Jan. 9 were: Sandy Weisenstein, most buncos; Cheryl Richardson, most wins; Diane Seeger, most babies; Joyce Ingram, most losses; and Suzanne Frank was the door prize winner. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 23. The club meets the second and fourth monday of every month in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. Play begins at 6 p.m. sharp. All LW residents and their

The winners on Dec. 26 were: Marge Dodero, first, 11,930; Julia Inree, second, 9,660; Jim Kasper, third, 9,580; and Oscar Moya, fourth, 8,720. The winners on Dec. 29 were Marilyn Allred, first, 10,980; Oscar moya, second, 10,080; Irene Perkins, third, 9,930; Lynne Sorum and Jean Sudbeck, tied for fourth, 9,890. The winners on Dec. 5 were: Susanne Tester, first, 11,930; Don Walton, second, 11,070;

Last Tuesday, 46 Cribbage Club members enjoyed cake and ice cream supplied by Linda Smith. Margaret Smith and Sharon Rutigliano made sure that everyone got their fill. Winners for the day were: first place: Drew Sargent with a score of 836; second place: Julie Milburn with 832; third place: Jack Hawn with 828; and fourth place: Maureen Habel with 824. Russ Gray lost all seven games played.

East/West winners in the six-table game on Dec. 30 were Ellen Kice and Russ Gray with a 71.25% game; second were Suzanne Richmond and Dave Carman, 54.38%. North/South winners were Larry Slutsky and Bob Goldstein, 57.29%; second were Sue Fardette and Fred Reker, 53%. Fred Reker and Russ Gray were the East/West winners in the five-table game on Jan. 5 with a 63.38% game. North/South winners were

On Jan. 6 the winner for most Yahtzees was Karen Riner. The winner for high score was Sandy Weisenstein. The low score went to Margaret Des Rochers and the door prize went to Doris Dack. The Yahtzee Club meets the first, third and fifth Fridays of every month in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Yahtzee is a fun game and the club welcomes new players. For more information contact Diane Seeger at 562-533-5997.

Giving old instruments new life has become an unexpected hallmark project for the Seal Beach committee of the Philharmonic Society of Orange County. Over 50 instruments have been donated, repaired and are giving young students the thrill of participating in school orchestras and bands in local schools. These repaired instruments include trumpets, violins, cellos, trombones, clarinets, a bass, flutes,