The Photo Arts Club will meet July 9 in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, at 1:30 p.m. The assignment is to photograph windows and doors. Members should submit their best three photos to benbenjamins@hotmail.com by July 6. At the June meeting, President Regine Schumacher asked members to come up with photo topic ideas for the next meeting, in hopes of creating a topic list for the months ahead. Photographers

SILVER FOX CLUB Silver Fox Classic Car Club President Ted Green poses in front of a Ferrari F-40 with a Testarossa in the background. Conservative value of these two exotics, about $3.5 million.Come enjoy more classic cars at the GRF Fourth of July Classic Car and Craft show, which the car club is supporting. See story above for event information.

LW'S COUNTRY ROCK BAND by Jim Greer LW contributor For over 20 years, there have been numerous iterations of Abilene—Leisure World’s country-rock band. When Terry Otte and Rod Anderson first formed the group, they couldn’t have imagined the joy Abilene would bring to thousands of Leisure World residents from the Clubhouse 2 stage each month. On Saturday, June 27, beginning

the illness, hospice prioritizes comfort and quality of life. It includes pain management, emotional and spiritual support, and help with everyday tasks often provided at home or in a nursing home. Hospice providers Hygiene Home Health & Hospice, Lucent Hospice, Vitas and event sponsor Mission Hospice will be on site to answer questions. Representatives from Forest Lawn Cypress and event

The Lapidary Club will teach a fused glass class today, June 25, from 12:30-3 p.m. in the Lapidary Studio, located in Clubhouse 4. The class will make a chicken suncatcher. Materials will be provided and include everything students will need to make a 6-by-6 inch fused glass suncatcher. The cost of the class is $15. The fused pieces will be available for pickup the following day. The class

The Coconut Breeze Club has organized the following upcoming events in Leisure World: • Open Mic Night on June 26: The club will hold an open mic night on June 26 in Clubhouse 4. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the performers start at 6:30. All 20 slots have been filled by aspiring performers. The performers will share a variety of entertainment including original songs, poems, comedy and instrumentals.