Dust off those bowling shoes on Saturday, March 23, for the 11th annual CatPAWS Bowling Fundraiser at Westminister Lanes at 6471 Westminster Blvd. from 2-5:30 p.m. The friendly competition is open to all ages and expertise. Prizes will be awarded for highest and lowest scores for both men and women. A $45 donation includes two hours of bowling plus shoes, hearty appetizers or personal pizza,

IRS-certified volunteers are preparing and e-filing tax returns for full-year California residents. This free AARP program, sponsored by the Golden Age Foundation, is available every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morning in The Knowledge and Learning Center in Clubhouse 3. Appointments are required. Call 562-596-1987 and leave a name and telephone number. The intake/interview sheet required

If a coyote has not been hazed before, they may not immediately run away when a person yells at them. If this happens, people may need to walk towards the coyote and increase the intensity of the hazing. The coyote may run away, but then stop after a distance and look at the person. It is important to continue to go after the coyote until they completely leave the area. People should keep

The LW Table Tennis Club will sponsor a table tennis clinic on Friday, March 15, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 6. Lessons about service rules, types and strategies will be given by coaches Alex Haske and Jin Kim. After an explanation and demonstration session, club members will have opportunities to partner with coaches to play exhibition games. Those who have been wondering about what it

daily guests, vendors, caregivers and family, to the new wireless gate access system. Among its benefits, the system is controlling access and prohibiting unauthorized individuals from entering Leisure World. With controlled access, people cannot enter and leave the community unnoticed, which helps residents feel safe and secure in their homes. There have been complaints of unactivated RFID

The Yahtzee Club will meet March 15 in Clubhouse 3, Room 6, at 1 p.m. There will be a halftime social to interact with friends and neighbors. The club meets the first, third and fifth Fridays of each month. Yahtzee Club winners for March 1 include Joyce Ingram, Kathe Rapasi, most Yahtzees; Kari Urzt, high score; Pat Herman, low score; door prize, Diane Seeger. For more information, contact

The Leisure World Men’s Golf League competed at the David L. Baker Golf Club in Fountain Valley on March 1 on a wet and very green course. It was a sunny, windless morning with temps in the mid-50s at the 7 a.m. tee time. Baker is an executive golf course, meaning more par 3s than par 4s and no par 5s. This makes for a faster round and generally lower scores as driving distance is not an issue

Friday, March 15 Chili relleno casserole, Spanish rice, pinto beans, banana, spinach salad with chicken, mandarin oranges, cranberries, feta cheese, balsamic vinaigrette and crackers. Monday, March 18 Beef stew with potatoes and vegetables, biscuit, orange, egg salad sandwich with spinach and tomato, and homemade potato salad. Tuesday, March 19 Chicken marsala with mushrooms, brown rice,