24 August 2022

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Shuffleboard open house isAug. 26

Shuffleboard open house isAug. 26


LW Shuffleboard Club will host an open house Friday, Aug. 26, from 6-9 p.m., at the shuffleboard courts building, located behind Clubhouse 1. All LW residents are invited to come by to watch the setup of courts for play, test the thrill of pushing the discs down the alley, and play a game while socializing with club members. Light refreshments will be provided. Fall leagues are now forming.

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LW Travelogue

LW Travelogue


by Fred Fenton, LW contributor Joseph, Oregon, is a small town tucked away in the Wallowa mountains of northeast Oregon. It is named after old Chief Joseph, the Nez Perce leader, who fought government seizure of tribal lands. To get there, we flew to Boise, Idaho, and drove for four hours through scenic countryside. People go to Joseph for hiking and fishing, or to visit the Wallowa Lake

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Photo Arts Club

Photo Arts Club


At the Aug. 11 Photo Arts meeting, instructor Ben Benjamins presented and explained photo composition. Club members then stepped outside to take photos to share and discuss. One of the photos displayed was an astonishing quilt made by Barbara Houck who incorporated her three greatest hobbies—travel, photography and quilting. Members’ discussions on technical and other questions concluded

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Laugh your head off with the Theater Club on Sept. 5

Laugh your head off with the Theater Club on Sept. 5


The LW Theater Club will present a new original play “Class Reunion” on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5, in Clubhouse 2 at 7 p.m. The play is a comedy remembering the people who made up the student body of Duck Pond High School 50 years ago. Some of the guests include the captain of the football team, the president of the math club, the class clown, and other memorable members of the class. It will

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Community Karaoke

Community Karaoke


Tony Tupas opened the karaoke evening with a ballad from the Rolling Stones rhymn and blues hit “As Tears Go By.” Vito Villomar dedicated “Adios Amigo” to a friend Rick Riley. A gripping rendition of “Fields of Gold” was sung by Nina DeRosa. Bob Barnum was an encourager for shy folks like Ginger Freed who sang “Singing in the Rain.” Shannon Harrison chose the old pop tune “Do Wah

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