MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE Nine golfers from the Leisure World men’s golf league played Oct. 20 at the 5,600-yard par-71 Meadowlark Golf Course in Huntington Beach. The weather was cool and very damp with some ground fog. This translated into very wet fairways and greens which persisted throughout. Putting on wet greens was an issue for the entire round and fairways, which are being prepped

The Leisure World Scrabble Club met on all four Wednesdays in October. There were 59 scores above 300, eight of which were above 400, and 40 bingos (i.e. the use of all seven tiles in one move). Bob Ruderman led with 10 scores higher than 300, of which four were above 400, and bingos. His high score was 468. Diane Seeger topped 300 nine times. Her best score was a 303 in a three-way game (equivalent

LW MEN'S GOLF CLUB The next Leisure World Men’s Golf Club general meeting will be held on Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. Players must attend one meeting before the March events or they will be excluded from playing in future tournaments. Dues for the club are $15 and will be collected at the meeting. Look for details about the December team scramble at the meeting. The

5. All balls must be played into the hole—no gimmies or concessions. 6. There will be no improvement of lies except for balls in tree wells, blocked by fence, in mud, or standing water. Remember: move the ball no closer to the hole. 7. Pins will be located near the middle of each green. Men’s tees will be at the blue markers with the women’s red tees closer to the hole. 8. Only one

Bemben each bested 300 four times. Their top scores were 319 and 354 respectively. Myrna Loscuandro and Sue Ann Gass each had three scores above 300. Respectively, their best scores were 331 and 352. Loscuandro had one bingo. Marilyn Moody had two scores above 300, the higher of which was 321. Three others each topped 300 once: Donna Perkins, Kay Pushman and new member Mary Barry. Their respective

LW WOMEN'S GOLF CLUB The next major tournament for the LW Women’s Golf Club will be the Turkey Shoot, happening Nov. 14 and 21. The next general meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 3 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. The weekly tournament had 38 golfers participating, playing for low gross, low net and chip-ins, which means the player gets the ball in the hole from off the green. A

In the HAM Radio Club picture Oct. 26 edition, the titles of two club members of the were misidentified. Frank Van Dornis is the current president of the club. Richard Erikson is a club member.

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It is against the law in Seal Beach to ride a bicycle on the sidewalk. Riding on the street can be dangerous, I agree. But cyclists who do choose to ride on sidewalks must defer to pedestrians. Get off your bike. Ride on the grass. Don’t force pedestrians to make way for you. Mark Bloomfield Mutual 4 Editor: GRF has a couple of restrictions in converting the RV lot to residential property.

HUMANIST ASSOCIATION The LW Humanist Association will meet Sunday, Nov. 5, at 10:30 a.m., in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. Polls consistently show that Americans will vote for a Muslim, homosexual, or just about anyone else before they would check the box for an atheist. Atheists, religious skeptics and humanists are among the last minorities. With the aid of PowerPoint, Robert Richert will provide