Nine Men’s League golfers gathered on June 14 to challenge the par-70, 5,800-yard Meadowlark Golf Course in Huntington Beach. At tee time, it was already a beautiful morning that the weatherman warned would become very hot. Fortunately, the men finished the round just as the temperature was reaching 80. Meadowlark has fairways that are mostly fairly flat, but several have dramatic elevation

Fifty members of the Ladies Golf Club competed on June 15 for low gross, low net and fewest putts. Two ladies tied for fewest putts; they both scored only 11 putts throughout the the ninehole tournament play. The flight winners were: Flight A: Low gross: tie between Karen Mendon and Hae Lee, 30; low net: tie between Grace Choi and Theresa Lim, 25; fewest putts: Theresa Lim, 11. Flight B:

While Alma Zamzow is no stranger to the winner’s circle at LW Cribbage Club, her victory over the field on June 15 was extra special. Zamzow held on to win over Dave LaCascia by only two points, making her the club’s first Cribbage champion in 15 months. Winners included Zamzow, 844; LaCascia, 842; Jean Wilson, 835; Terry Thrift and Sandra deDubovay, tied at 827. Both Bob Ide and newcomer

NOCE CLASSES Preparations are underway for in-person NOCE classes to return to Leisure World this fall. Those who were previously enrolled in Leisure World NOCE classes, either in person or online, will need their banner ID to apply for classes this fall. People who do not know their banner ID may stop by the Leisure World Library and staff will retrieve it for them. A government-issued

The Social Club will meet on Friday, June 25, at noon in Clubhouse 1. Lunch will not be served, but there will be snacks and drinks. Members should call their table players to remind them. Dues paid for 2020 will carry over to this year. Anyone planning to attend the June 25 gathering should call Joan Taylor at (562) 240-5416 or Marj Earls at (562) 275-1778.

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