Kim, a nice 7 under 47; third: tie between Bob Turner and Janice Turner and Steven Walker and Yvonne Yim, a fine 6 under 48; fourth: tie between Bill Lyons and Karen Mendon and Jae H. Lee and Sun Lee, a well-played 5 under 49. B Flight Winners: First place: Steve Ro and Elizabeth Butterfield, a terrific 7 under 47; second: Jae Kim and Myung Kim, a marvelous 6 under 48; third: Bill McKusky and Joyce

The September meeting of the Creative Writers Club has been cancelled because of Covid concerns. Members are encouraged to keep writing. Let creativity flow—but you must open the faucet! —Fred Wind

Friends of the Leisure World Library Bookstore will host a BIG Book Sale Sept. 9-10 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Shoppers need to bring their own bag(s); for $2 per bag, they can fill them with any books from inside the store—hardbacks, paperbacks, children’s books, coffee table books, nonfiction, books on CD, etc. Masks are required. The number of customers inside the store will be limited as necessary.

The Opera Club has decided to postpone its screening of a filmed concert by Luciano Pavarotti, scheduled for Sept. 7. For more information, contact club president Beverly Emus at (562) 296-5586 or beverly90740@gmail. com.

Meripol, a nice 2 under 60, plus a birdie; fifth: tie between Gene Vesely and Bob Munn. Ten Leisure Men’s League golfers competed on Aug. 23 at the par-70, 6,000-yard Willowick Golf Course in Santa Ana. It’s the oldest golf course in Orange County, as well as one of the longest. The greens were once again in excellent shape, but the tee boxes and fairways were not well-manicured. It

The LW Bunco Club continues to play on the second and fourth Mondays of the month. Anyone who wants to play is welcome to join the group on Sept. 13 in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, starting at 6 p.m. sharp. Contact Gail Levitt at (562) 596-1346 with any questions. The winners from the Aug. 23 meeting are as follows: Most Buncos: Gail Levitt Most Wins: Barb Robargh Most Babies: Cheryl Richardson Most

FDA The Food and Drug Administration announced Monday that it has granted full approval to Pfizer and BioNTech for their COVID-19 vaccine to be given to Americans as young as 16. The approval clears the way for a wave of moves that health officials say could reverse a nationwide slowdown in the pace of first doses. The approval caps a monthslong effort by the FDA to clear the shot’s