The Where We Live Club sponsored a Meet the GRF Board Candidates question-and-answer session on May 13. Candidates participated in a robust Q& A, giving shareholders the opportunity to hear more about what they stand for and how they plan to represent Leisure World if elected. The club supports fairness, integrity, accountability, and informed shareholder participation in the community governance

The Concerned Shareholders Club will meet May 28 at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. The guest speaker for the meeting will be GRF Treasurer Sandy Geffner. All shareholders are welcome to attend. Leisure World is now in election season GRF ballots have been mailed. For more information about the elections, see page 5. The Concerned Shareholders continues to encourage education, participation,

LW LIONS CLUB The Leisure World Lions Club will distribute fresh fruits and vegetables in a 12-pound produce box for $10 on Thursday, May 28, in the Clubhouse 6 parking lot between 10 a.m.-noon. People are encouraged to come early as supplies are limited. The event is cash only. All Leisure World residents are eligible, regardless of income. Proof of residence is required so a GRF ID card.

now stating the truth. Believers are called to continue what the disciples witnessed. As Jesus ascends to heaven, the disciples cannot help but stare upward in awe of what they are seeing. Suddenly two men appear and push them out of their lethargy, saying, “There’s nothing more to see here; get to work.” A believer’s primary witnessing does not come from gathering with other believers.

by Jane Brittingham LW contributor The Democratic hospitality booth will be open every Tuesday outside Clubhouse 6 from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The club booth will not be open on the third Thursday this month. People can to register to vote, update an address, or change a party affiliation, with the help of LW Democratic club volunteers at the booth. The club booth also offers campaign literature,

by Hope Horning LW contributor The LW America First Republican Club hosted a special meeting with State Sen. Tony Strickland running for re-election in the 36th District and former Huntington Beach City Attorney Michael Gates running for state attorney general on May 2. The candidates participated in an informative question-and-answer session and lively discussion about the “jungle primary.”

collections and rotating exhibitions. During the visit, residents will have the opportunity to view “The American Quilt: Cloth and Commerce,” an exhibition exploring the history of American quilt-making and its connection to industry, trade and daily life. The exhibit features more than 40 quilts and coverlets, including pieces dating back to the 18th century. Transportation will be