NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS In July 2013, Charla Gae retired and moved into Leisure World. As an active adult, she was excited about the many opportunities that Leisure World had to offer for both learning and entertainment. Being a musician, Charla joined the Cabaret Singers, the Theater Club and helped form the Silverwood Band. She also joined other clubs like the Traveling Tigers, the Scrabble

Leisure World resident Holly Weber will teach Feel Great Again: Understand and Maximize Your Brain Bio-chemicals through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at California State University, Long Beach. The six-week class will be give via Zoom on Wednesdays from 10-11:30 a.m. from Oct. 7-Nov. 18. Using the research of Dr. Eric Braverman and others, class members will study the four brain

Joyful Line Dance Class is led by Jojo Weingart at Veterans Plaza Wednesdays from 2-3:30 p.m., except on the fourth week, when class starts at 3. All participants are required to wear face masks and follow social distance guidelines. Here Joyful Line Dancers step out to an oldie but goodie, “Night Fever,” the popular line dance from the 1970s. All shareholders are welcome to join.

The Men’s Friday Golf played at Willowick Golf Course in Huntington Beach Sept. 11. Nine men played on the long par 71, 6000-yard course. All scores are net (actual score minus handicap). A Flight Winners: First Place: Gene Vesely, 1 over 72; second: Dave LaCascia, 2 over 73 plus a birdie, fewest putts, and closest to the pin on the 140-yard par 3 seventh hole; third: Sam Choi; fourth: Bill

GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION Lynn Vienna, a longtime member of the Golden Age Foundation Board known for her steadfast commitment to Leisure World, was recently honored with emeritus status and recognition on GAF’s perpetual appreciation plaque. She has served as the GAF corresponding secretary since she joined the board in 2008. Lynn recently submitted her resignation to “kick back” and