by Susan Dodson LW Contributor The Helen Borgers Theatre on Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach is home to the Long Beach Shakespeare Company. The company performed an old-time radio show called “The Strange Case of Miss Alice Faulkner” on March 26. On the recent recommendation of this venue by another LWer in this paper, a neighbor and I decided to attend. Five on-stage performers played over

Friday Golf On March 24, nine golfers contested the 6,000-yard, par 71 Willowick Golf Course in Santa Ana. The fairways were very wet, the day was cool and initially overcast. However, the greens remained in great condition and scores were only affected slightly. Willowick has no water hazards, but has 2,520 plus yard par 5’s and several long par 3’s that ramps up the difficulty. Sam Choi

The Leisure World Men’s Golf Club is hosting a special Shotgun-Scramble Tournament on May 3 at 7:30 a.m. It is open to both LW Men and Women Golf Club members and consists of 18 holes for each team. Special rules governing tournament play will also be available. The cost to play is $10 per player. Sign-ups and participation fee will be collected at the tournaments held prior to May 3. The tournament

Come and join the LW American Rule Mah Jongg Club. The club meets every Monday in Clubhouse 3, Room 6, from 1-4 p.m. New players are welcome. For more information, call Jo Beers at 562-7999313.

fourth: Elicc Vaden. Monday Golf On March 27, 17 golfers challenged the 5,800-yard par 70, Riverview Golf Course in Santa Ana. With continued rains, the Santa Ana River riverbed was still flooded and flowing quite fast. Since it is impossible to cross the riverbed to get to five front nine holes and all but one back nine hole, the course transforms into a par 60, 4,000 yard course by playing

Hot Shots and the Night Disc Throwers. The Hot Shots all-game winners were Sal LaScalla and Ellie West. Bob Peterson and Zoe Pickell earned the all-game winners award for the Night Disc Throwers. The Friday Morning League played March 31, hosting four teams each playing 12 games making for a full building of competitive spirits. The Bumpers edged past the Smashers winning seven games out of 12.