The Yahtzee Club will meet Jan. 31 in the Clubhouse 3 lobby at 2 p.m. There will be a halftime social to interact with neighbors. The club meets the first, third and fifth Fridays of each month. For more information, contact Diane Seeger at 562-533-5997. Yahtzee winners for Jan. 17 include Nancy Mora and Joyce Ingram (l-r), most Yahtzees; Marilyn Moody, high score; Evelyn Casillas, low score; Kathryn

The Cribbage Club meets every Tuesday at noon in Clubhouse 1.Refreshmentsareserved each week from noon-12:15 and anyone arriving by 12:15 will be assured a place to play. One dollar is collected from each player and those finishing in the top four scores are awarded prize money the following week. New members are welcome to join the fun. The club is currently collecting the yearly dues of $5 Donna

by Barbara Gardner LW contributor Before I interviewed some of this year’s Friday and Tuesday league team captains, I had no idea of all the responsibilities on their pre-game checklist. I’ve been playing in the Friday morning league for about a year and a half and was surprised by the myriad of duties they must accomplish every week during league play. It is a real time commitment to the

The LW Pool Club held its annual B and C tournament on Jan. 18. This was a double elimination tournament with 16 players competing in eight ball. The first match for everyone was two games out of three. After that, it was one and done for those players in the loser’s bracket. After two rounds Frank Sablan, Brian Burke, Phuoc Tran and Dave Mackinder all won their first two games, and were the

The LW Women’s Golf Club 2025 membership dues of $30 are being collected. Prompt payment is appreciated. A cold Jan. 21 morning brought 38 women to the golf course for the weekly tournament. Play for the day was low gross, low net and putts. A flight winners: Linda Herman, 27, low gross; Judy Kim, 23, low net; Clara Suh,10, putts. B flight winners: Jane Song, 28, low gross; Sang An,

LW)MEN'S)GOLF)TOURNAMENT On Jan. 22, a sunny, but very cool morning greeted 56 men at the par-54 Turtle Lake Golf Course for the LW men’s golf tournament. Instead of competing as individuals, 29 two-man teams were formed and a best ball tournament was played. The outbound nine was played off the shorter red tees, and the inbound nine off the blues. The teams competed for best team net