The LW Women’s Golf Club plays a nine-hole tournament every Tuesday morning. First tee time is 7:30. Play is usually completed by 10. All Leisure World women are invited to join the club by stopping by the starter shack to obtain information. Annual dues are $25. Beginners and tour pros are all welcome. Thirty-five women played at the weekly tournament on May 14. Play for the day was low gross,

Seven Leisure World Men’s Golf League members and two guests—Matt Shockley and Andrew Tierney— played at the 5,800-yard par-71 River View Golf Course in Santa Ana on May 10. River View offers a unique golfing experience that isn’t duplicated anywhere else in Orange County. Several of the golf holes play alongside and across the Santa Ana River channel as it winds its way from the inland

GRF BOARD ELECTIONS Ballots to elect Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) directors from even-numbered Mutuals were mailed May 3. New directors will be installed at the 2024 Annual Meeting of the GRF on Tuesday, June 11, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. A meeting to count votes will be held June 4 at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 4. Of the even-numbered Mutuals, there are nine director seats up for election. Mutual

LIVE PERFORMANCE The patriotic melodies of an authentic Civil War Union brass band will ring through Clubhouse 4 on Monday, May 20, at 7 p.m. The concert will performed by the Long Beach City College Evening Wind Symphony and the Band of the California Battalion, a fully reenacted Civil War Union brass band complete with period instruments. The wind symphony is directed by Dr. Gary Thomas

CINC RESIDENT PORTAL Last year, the Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) implemented a new electronic management system called CINC, which included a resident portal to give registered Leisure World residents access to their Mutual accounts for payment processing and other information. The portal has now been expanded to allow access to GRF accounts and important GRF documents, including: • policies.

ILLEGAL DUMPING On May 8, a pile of hazardous waste including paints and solvents was found at the 1.8-acre site. In mid-April, a similar pile of hazardous waste was found in the same area. Residents and contractors are reminded that hazardous waste cannot be disposed of in Leisure World, and must be disposed at a designated facility. Leftover household products that contain corrosive,

SEAL BEACH LIONS CLUB The City of Seal Beach has partnered with the Lions Club and local volunteers to beautify the River’s End Park. With their unwavering dedication and green thumbs, they’ve embarked on a mission to weed out evasive and unwanted weeds, making way for vibrant California native plants to flourish. The group is headed by Lions Club member Rheo McColl, who volunteers