CLAYTIME CERAMICS Get your hands dirty at creative clay club by Tina Rowe LW contributor People who are looking for a place to unwind, meet creative members and make something beautiful (or just messy) are welcome to check out the Claytime Ceramics Club. It is the perfect spot for beginners and seasoned potters alike. The club offers an array of tools and glazes, clay for $1 per pound,

SATURDAY MORNING The Saturday Morning Dance Club hosts two dance classes every every week in Clubhouse 6 (second floor). For June the classes are: waltz at 9 a.m., followed by Foxtrot at 10 a.m. Each class is $7 per person. Participants vote on new dance topics every month. Prior dance experience is not necessary, and partners are not required. For more information, contact Howard

GARDEN CLUB Tickets for the June Summer Fiesta Luncheon are available at $30 per person. The fiesta will be held on Monday, June 16, at 11:30 in Clubhouse 2. The menu will include custom- made burritos along with a fiesta salad and peach cobbler for dessert. A variety of drinks will be available as well. There will be musical entertainment, lots of door prizes and an opportunity

the custodian to tear down the setup and arrange the setup for the following day (except New Year’s Eve). • No announcements are permitted from the stage, except by the bands. • Clubhouse lighting and audio-visual equipment can only be adjusted by the custodian according to the instructions they have been given. • Be sure to sign in, either as a resident or guest, in the proper

Community Garden plots are available for spring planting. Join other friends and neighbors in cultivating a garden this year. To apply for a garden lease, visit the Leisure World website, lwsb.com. Find the “Community” tab, then choose “Community Gardens Application.” Once the online form is completed, applicants will receive a letter from the Recreation Department with their assigned

GRF policy requires dogs to be leashed and under the control of the pet owner at all times on trust streets. The leash should be no longer than six feet. The policy also states that pet owners are responsible for damages or injury caused by their pets or support animals. For more information on the GRF pet policy, visit lwsb. com. If a pet constitutes an immediate risk or danger to people, other pets