Editor: The GRF Recreation Department came through again in a big way. The first ever Harvest Festival was so much fun! The band was good. The scavenger hunt got us all strolling through all the garden plots. They were varied and beautiful, filled with all kinds of vegetables and beautiful flowers. There were free snacks and games, an auction—that we did not win, a canned food drive

Editor: On behalf of The Salvation Army, I would like to extend heartfelt thanks for hosting another fabulous donation drive on Oct. 11. Thanks to the leadership of GAF President Anna Derby and the hard work of GAF volunteers, plus the generosity of the Leisure World community, the event was a tremendous success. The drive brought in a remarkable volume of donated goods. Three trucks

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DOOR-TO-DOOR In California, Proposition 50 is on the ballot for a special statewide election on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and canvassers are in Leisure World to get out the vote. Even though Leisure World is a gated community, political canvassing is allowed by residents and non-residents. Non-residents entering the community for this purpose must be an authorized guest of a resident. Unless

Editor: I just came from the Fall Festival sign-ups in Clubhouse 2. I would like to thank the GRF Recreation Department for doing this event for its members every year. Also, a big thank you to the team from Recreation that signed us all up today. The team was efficient and kind, which is hard to be at that early hour! Mary Gaskins Mutual 1 Editor: Assembly Bill 1572 prohibits the use

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Tibor “Ted” Rubin, the Medal of Honor veteran featured in a story in the Oct. 2 LW Weekly, died in 2015 at the age of 86. His daughter and nephews will give a program about him at 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 9 in Clubhouse 4 in an event sponsored by Congregation Sholom. Rubin, who was a Hungarian-American army corporal, survived the Holocaust and immigrated to the U.S. in 1948. He fought in the Korean War

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Editor: This letter is about financial statements and being audited to bring more clarity about the audit and discussion about not finding any malfeasance. The engagement letters that I have seen at clients from the CPA firms specifically stated that the purpose of audit was not to find fraud, the company would hire a forensic auditor if a client wanted the auditor to look for fraud. An audit