QUILTING BEES The Leisure World Quilt Bee Annual Spring Luncheon Fundraiser is May 17 in Clubhouse 2 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $20. This is a popular event with wonderful door prizes. There is limited seating so those interested should contact Lisa at 949-584-2884 as soon as possible to purchase tickets.

The summer 2023 Leisure World NOCE semester begins on June 5 and ends on Aug. 5. Before the semester begins, students will need to register for classes beginning Tuesday, May 2. New and returning students will be able to register for the spring semester one of two ways: 1. Starting May 2 at 7:30 a.m., students can register themselves online at myGateway by visiting mg.nocccd.edu on any internet

The Coin Club will meet on May 10 in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 1:30 p.m. Members can participate in door prizes, refreshments, coin auctions, coin raffles and group discussions regarding currency and coins. Refreshments will be provided. LW residents can have coins evaluated at no cost.

Voting Services, Inc., P.O. Box 6117, Laguna Niguel, CA 926076117. Drop the ballot in a U.S. mailbox as soon as possible. Your ballot must be received before noon on the business day BEFORE the annual meeting. You may also hand deliver your ballot to Clubhouse 4 on the day of the annual meeting. See instructions on your ballot for further information. Do not forget to sign the outside return envelope.

The Art History Club-sponsored classical music appreciation meeting will be held April 27, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. The first part of the session will be focused on paintings from Baroque and Rococo movements, and their artists and artworks. The second part of the session will present pre-lectures and videos of musical concerts with five selected pieces of classical music. Those

to be coming from a trusted source. Often the imposter claims to have been in an accident or arrested. The scammer may ask the grandparent “please don’t let mom and dad know,” and may hand the phone over to someone posing as a lawyer seeking immediate payment. Unfortunately, bad actors can now use artificial intelligence technology “to mimic voices, convincing people, often the elderly,

LW resident Doris Sandrick will start a five week legacy writing class on Thursday, May 11, from 1-2:30 p.m. Those interested should call 562-296-8435 for more information. Space is limited. The popular memoir writing class will cover how to begin such a project and provide a new theme each week. Members will share their work for constructive feedback, support and encouragment. The class will