09 March 2022

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Chess Club

Chess Club


This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first; any answer by Black, and White’s third move is checkmate. The solution to this week’s puzzle: The White queen moves from d8toc7, then Black king to a6, followed by White queen to c8 and Black king to b5. The next move by White is checkmate. The Chess Club meets every Friday from 1:30-6 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 7.

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Bocce Ball Club

Bocce Ball Club


The finals for the Bocce Ball Club’s Winter Tournament are scheduled for March 12 from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. on the Bocce Ball courts in Mission Park behind Clubhouse 2. The club thanks all players who participated throughout the seven weeks of tournament play, extending a special welcome to those who were new to the game. Anyone interested in a fun way to meet new people and socialize should

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Welcome back to one friend, goodbye to another

Welcome back to one friend, goodbye to another


JOYFUL LINE DANCE While regular Joyful Line Dance leaders Albert Comia (and his wife, Gladys), Chung Cha Lewis and George Pinada are on vacation, Jojo Weingart stepped in on March 3 to lead the class in a warm-up to “You’re the Sunshine of My Life,” as well as dances familiar to the group from when she taught a couple of years ago. With her bubbly style, graceful movements and sweet

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Meet the gorillas of Rwanda

Meet the gorillas of Rwanda


TRAVELING TIGERS The mountain gorillas of Rwanda, East Africa, return to Clubhouse 3, Room 9, on March 16, as part of the Traveling Tigers meeting. Donn Maryott will present an encore presentation about a family of 28 mountain gorillas that he encountered in the wilderness. The furry guys, gals and little ones will be featured on the big screen for everyone’s viewing pleasure. Members

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Community Karaoke

Community Karaoke


LW’s regular karaoke singers know they can change the mood of a room with their song selections. And so it was a raucous night on March 2. Erika Greenwood had a lively time singing with her visiting daughter, Yvonne, and David Noble had fun dueting with Essie Hicks. Ric Dizon favors Elvis Presley’s hits, including “You Don’t Know Me,” while Barbie May went with the soothing “Silver

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