American Legion Auxiliary’s fashion show, luncheon and raffle will be held March 9; doors open at 11 a.m. There has been a generous response from local establishments for raffle prizes to help support veterans. The raffle prizes include experiences from Huntington Harbor Boat Cruise, Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach Symphony, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, many restaurants, grocery stores,

GAF CENTENARIANS The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) will honor LW centenarians on April 23. Shareholders who will be 99-1/2 years old in 2024 are welcome to sign up. For more information, call GAF volunteers Carl Kennedy at 661 810-9410; Beth Greeley, 714-329-3621; Cheryl Falconer, 714-904-1984; Fara McCartney, 714-625-5141 or Anna Derby, 562-3015339. The LW Weekly will feature stories about LW’s

KOREAN VETERANS ASSOCIATION Paul Lee, president of Korean Veterans Association, invited 200 LW residents and veter - ans to watch a performance from the Central Christian Academy Kidz team on Jan. 29 in Clubhouse 4. The group performed the traditional martial art of Taekwondo, traditional drums and fan dance, accompanied by music.

LW BINGO CLUB The Leisure World Bingo Club meets every Sunday in Club - house 2. The door opens at 12:30 p.m. and games start at 1. Residents and guests are welcome to join and spend a couple of hours of fun with friends. Pictured are some of the lucky players on Jan. 21.

GAF AND RALPHS COMMUNITY REWARDS Beverly Llody (l) received help from Beth Greely in signing up for the GAF Ralphs Community Rewards program. The next opportunity to sign up for the program in person will be on Wednesday, Feb. 21, from 9-11 a.m., in Clubhouse 6 Hospitality Center.

LBCC LIFETIME LEARNING CENTER Registration is now open for the spring semester of the Lifetime Learning Center Senior Studies Program at Long Beach City College. Classes are held at LBCC’s Pacific Coast Campus from Feb. 13-May 22. Classes include: “Six Standouts from Landmark Musicals,” “Hollywood Classic Film Series, Intergenerational,” “Plants and the World Around Us,” “Intermediate

by Mary Larson LW contributor By now registered voters in the LW community will have received their Primary Election ballot. All Democrats and No Preferred Party voters will have also received a letter from the LW Democratic Club stressing the importance of voting. In addition, all voters who have subscribed to the club’s newsletter will have received information via email about the candidates.