The Friends of the Library Bookstore is offering Black Friday discounts from Dec. 15-23. All Christmas boutique items priced at 50 cents or more will be 50% off. Holiday cards will remain at the low price of 10 cents each, and holiday CDs are three for $1. Amazing coffee table books are 50 cents each and bags of slightly older books are always $2 per bag. Most newer books are $1-2 each, and all

Leisure World lights up for the holidays every year. The following is a list of exceptional decorations to enjoy during December. To submit a listing, email your name and address to emmad@lwsb.com. Pictures of lights are welcome. • Glenna Hoff, 1371 Pelham Road, 66-G, has a four-foot angel in her bay window. The angel is large and lovely, with sterioptic wings, crown and a bouquet. “She is

Ruth Depuy was biggest loser of the week with a loss of 10 pounds. Ruby Resnick and Judy Crimmins tied for queens of the month of November with losses of 4 pounds each. Shirley LaBrecque was the lucky bag winner for degrees. The Wa-Rite’s total loss after not meeting for two weeks and surviving Thanksgiving was 5 pounds. The total loss for November was 19 pounds. With more festivities approaching,

Joyful Line Dance Club meets on Thursdays upstairs in Clubhouse 6, 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. It has multiple leaders who take turns teaching. They are: Albert andGladysComia,JojoWeingart, Caryn Lynn Stel, Kelly Johnson, Anna Derby, Chung Cha Lewis, George Pinada and Sunny Kim. For safety, classes are lim-ited 35 people, on a first-come, first-served basis. Face masks and exercise shoes are strongly

Newly elected Table Tennis Club officers and their significant others gathered at a local restaurant to plan 2023 club activities. The club has decided to have several events in Clubhouse 6. On Jan. 3 at 6 p.m., the club will hold a membership drive. Membership dues are $10 per year. The club will also host a tournament where the top four ranked players will compete. The tournament will include