GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION PIZZA PARTY
The Golden Age Foundation's Hospitality Center will serve pizza as a special Halloween treat in Clubhouse 6 on Friday, Oct. 31, from 9-11 a.m. All are welcome.
GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION PIZZA PARTY
The Golden Age Foundation's Hospitality Center will serve pizza as a special Halloween treat in Clubhouse 6 on Friday, Oct. 31, from 9-11 a.m. All are welcome.
The Japanese American Club will go on a bus trip at the Nikkei Senior Gardens in Arleta, California on Dec. 6. The bus will leave Leisure World at 9:30 a.m. to arrive at the gardens at 11. The trip includes a complimentary lunch. There is a 50 person maximum for the trip, with tickets at $35 per person. RSVP with Keiko Sekino at 562-357-4043 and leave message. Reservations should be made ASAP for
The Japanese American Club will go on a bus trip at the Nikkei Senior Gardens in Arleta, California on Dec. 6. The bus will leave Leisure World at 9:30 a.m. to arrive at the gardens at 11. The trip includes a complimentary lunch. There is a 50 person maximum for the trip, with tickets at $35 per person. RSVP with Keiko Sekino at 562-357-4043 and leave message. Reservations should be made ASAP for
by Jane Brittingham
LW contributor
It was exciting to see the success of the “No Kings” demonstrations around the country. In Indivisible’s own words, “Saturday was comfortably the largest single-day peaceful protest in American history. More than 7 million people at more than 2,700 protests across the world—including in the biggest, bluest, city centers and reddest and most rural towns
by Jane Brittingham
LW contributor
It was exciting to see the success of the “No Kings” demonstrations around the country. In Indivisible’s own words, “Saturday was comfortably the largest single-day peaceful protest in American history. More than 7 million people at more than 2,700 protests across the world—including in the biggest, bluest, city centers and reddest and most rural towns
Leisure World Korean Community Church (LWKCC) donated $1,000 to the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) for its upcoming gift basket program for shareholders to stay connected during the holiday season.
The GAF’s gift basket program began in 2022 to help residents feel connected to friends and family around the winter holidays. The GAF believes it’s important for everyone to know that they are being
Leisure World Korean Community Church (LWKCC) donated $1,000 to the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) for its upcoming gift basket program for shareholders to stay connected during the holiday season.
The GAF’s gift basket program began in 2022 to help residents feel connected to friends and family around the winter holidays. The GAF believes it’s important for everyone to know that they are being
GAF AND RALPHS COMMUNITY REWARDS
The Golden Age Foundation will help Leisure World residents sign up for the Ralphs Com - munity Contribution Program in person on Wednesday, Nov. 19 in the Hospitality Center in Clubhouse 6. Once residents link their Ralphs Rewards number to the Golden Age Foundation's nonprofit account, each time they shop at a Ralphs, the GAF will receive a donation at
GAF AND RALPHS COMMUNITY REWARDS
The Golden Age Foundation will help Leisure World residents sign up for the Ralphs Com - munity Contribution Program in person on Wednesday, Nov. 19 in the Hospitality Center in Clubhouse 6. Once residents link their Ralphs Rewards number to the Golden Age Foundation's nonprofit account, each time they shop at a Ralphs, the GAF will receive a donation at
with three lively sets of Bluegrass favorites.
Raffle winners included Christine Harrison, who received a free garden plot for one year; Rhonda Hanna, who won a $100 Visa gift card donated by J& J Landscaping; and grand prize winner Masoumeh Molan-Zadeh, who took home a 55” LCD television donated by On-Site Sales.
This year’s Harvest Festival was sponsored by SCAN, Serenity Home Care
with three lively sets of Bluegrass favorites.
Raffle winners included Christine Harrison, who received a free garden plot for one year; Rhonda Hanna, who won a $100 Visa gift card donated by J& J Landscaping; and grand prize winner Masoumeh Molan-Zadeh, who took home a 55” LCD television donated by On-Site Sales.
This year’s Harvest Festival was sponsored by SCAN, Serenity Home Care
During the month of October, the Democratic Club’s Hospitality Booth will be open every Tuesday and the third and fourth Thursdays from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. next to Clubhouse 6. People are welcome to stop by and visit with like-minded individuals, register to vote, change address, or change party affiliation. Volunteers are available to assist and answer questions. For more information, email
During the month of October, the Democratic Club’s Hospitality Booth will be open every Tuesday and the third and fourth Thursdays from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. next to Clubhouse 6. People are welcome to stop by and visit with like-minded individuals, register to vote, change address, or change party affiliation. Volunteers are available to assist and answer questions. For more information, email
$35 per person. RSVP with Keiko Sekino at 562-357-4043 and leave message. Reservations should be made ASAP for accounting purposes.
Sekino will be in Clubhouse
6 to take in person RSVPs on Wednesday, Nov. 5, between
10-11 a.m.
$35 per person. RSVP with Keiko Sekino at 562-357-4043 and leave message. Reservations should be made ASAP for accounting purposes.
Sekino will be in Clubhouse
6 to take in person RSVPs on Wednesday, Nov. 5, between
10-11 a.m.
Residents are invited to attend a bus information session on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 10 a.m. in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby that will cover a variety of transportation options including taxi services, hospital/doctor appointment shuttles, and public buses. People are encouraged to arrive early, as space is limited.
Freedom of movement plays a crucial role in maintaining independence and remaining connected
Residents are invited to attend a bus information session on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 10 a.m. in the Clubhouse 3 Lobby that will cover a variety of transportation options including taxi services, hospital/doctor appointment shuttles, and public buses. People are encouraged to arrive early, as space is limited.
Freedom of movement plays a crucial role in maintaining independence and remaining connected
The LW Humanist Association will meet on Sunday, Nov. 2, in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, at 10:30 a.m. The guest speaker will be Marvin Rolnick, an author, podcaster and stand-up comedian. The Humanists are taking a break from the usual serious stuff.
Rolnick will talk about little known facts concerning presidents and vice presidents. People can listen to Rolnick’s spiritual, philosophical, humorous
The LW Humanist Association will meet on Sunday, Nov. 2, in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, at 10:30 a.m. The guest speaker will be Marvin Rolnick, an author, podcaster and stand-up comedian. The Humanists are taking a break from the usual serious stuff.
Rolnick will talk about little known facts concerning presidents and vice presidents. People can listen to Rolnick’s spiritual, philosophical, humorous
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