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Tickets available for ‘Under the Skin’

Protagonist Lou is in desperate need of a kidney and since he does not want to die, his only option is to ask his estranged daughter Reina for hers. Reina is completely appalled as Lou has been more of a somewhat father than an active dad, and yet her anger battles Lou’s deadly timeline. The tragic-comedy is not just built on Lou’s need for a kidney, it focuses on the forgiveness and fortitude

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Tickets available for ‘Under the Skin’

Protagonist Lou is in desperate need of a kidney and since he does not want to die, his only option is to ask his estranged daughter Reina for hers. Reina is completely appalled as Lou has been more of a somewhat father than an active dad, and yet her anger battles Lou’s deadly timeline. The tragic-comedy is not just built on Lou’s need for a kidney, it focuses on the forgiveness and fortitude

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Leisure Time Dancers learn swing and tango on Mondays

This past week, in East Coast Swing, Leisure Time Dancer club members continued to refine their pivot movements, building a three movement sequence to add zing on the dance floor. In tango, a new movement, the “open box,” was introduced, as well as a transition from this move to the promenade. Next week, dancers will add last week’s “La Puerta” to the sequence, giving the dancers drama

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Leisure Time Dancers learn swing and tango on Mondays

This past week, in East Coast Swing, Leisure Time Dancer club members continued to refine their pivot movements, building a three movement sequence to add zing on the dance floor. In tango, a new movement, the “open box,” was introduced, as well as a transition from this move to the promenade. Next week, dancers will add last week’s “La Puerta” to the sequence, giving the dancers drama

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Quartet will perform at LW church

The Belmont Four, a new doo-wop style singing quartet, will have its West Coast premier at the LW Community Church on Sunday, April 30, at 3 p.m. The event is presented by the Theater Club. This a capella group will take listeners on a sentimental musical ride through the ‘50s and ‘60s, singing many of the songs that contributed to the rock n’ roll era. The church is excited to showcase

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Quartet will perform at LW church

The Belmont Four, a new doo-wop style singing quartet, will have its West Coast premier at the LW Community Church on Sunday, April 30, at 3 p.m. The event is presented by the Theater Club. This a capella group will take listeners on a sentimental musical ride through the ‘50s and ‘60s, singing many of the songs that contributed to the rock n’ roll era. The church is excited to showcase

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Posted on April 19, 2023

NOCE class registration opens in May

The summer 2023 Leisure World NOCE semester begins June 5 and ends Aug. 5. Before the semester begins, students will need to register for classes beginning on Tuesday, May 2. New and returning students will be able to register for the spring semester one of two ways: 1. Starting May 2 at 7:30 a.m. people can register themselves online at myGateway, by visiting mg.nocccd.edu on an internet browser.

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NOCE class registration opens in May

The summer 2023 Leisure World NOCE semester begins June 5 and ends Aug. 5. Before the semester begins, students will need to register for classes beginning on Tuesday, May 2. New and returning students will be able to register for the spring semester one of two ways: 1. Starting May 2 at 7:30 a.m. people can register themselves online at myGateway, by visiting mg.nocccd.edu on an internet browser.

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Art League

The LW Art League met April 11 in Clubhouse 4. The guest demo artist and judge was jewelry designer Lisette Thierry. Thierry began the demonstration by showing a slide presentation of her creations using gemstones from all over the world. Shortly after, she showed a brief demonstration on how she designs her creations and how she cuts the metal sheet she uses for jewelry making. The Art League

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Art League

The LW Art League met April 11 in Clubhouse 4. The guest demo artist and judge was jewelry designer Lisette Thierry. Thierry began the demonstration by showing a slide presentation of her creations using gemstones from all over the world. Shortly after, she showed a brief demonstration on how she designs her creations and how she cuts the metal sheet she uses for jewelry making. The Art League

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Amenity Update: Setup fees, gas bill, kitchen upgrades

Kathy Thayer Recreation Manager New free proposed Next Tuesday, the GRF board will hold the final vote on collecting fees for excessive setups in the clubhouses. While a significant percentage of clubs won’t have their regular meetings impacted by this policy change, many of the larger organizations and special events will. This can be mitigated to a certain extent by meeting with staff

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Amenity Update: Setup fees, gas bill, kitchen upgrades

Kathy Thayer Recreation Manager New free proposed Next Tuesday, the GRF board will hold the final vote on collecting fees for excessive setups in the clubhouses. While a significant percentage of clubs won’t have their regular meetings impacted by this policy change, many of the larger organizations and special events will. This can be mitigated to a certain extent by meeting with staff

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Quilting Bee luncheon is in May

FUNDRAISER The Leisure World Quilt Bee Annual Spring Luncheon Fundraiser is May 17 in Clubhouse 2 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $20. This is a popular event with wonderful door prizes. There is limited seating so those interested should contact Lisa at 949-584-2884 as soon as possible to purchase tickets.

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Quilting Bee luncheon is in May

FUNDRAISER The Leisure World Quilt Bee Annual Spring Luncheon Fundraiser is May 17 in Clubhouse 2 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $20. This is a popular event with wonderful door prizes. There is limited seating so those interested should contact Lisa at 949-584-2884 as soon as possible to purchase tickets.

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Hui O Hula

Once a year, starting the day after Easter Sunday, sleepy little Hilo Town on the Big Island of Hawai’i wakes up to a week of cultural hula dancing festival. This festival, called the Merrie Monarch, is held in honor of King Kalakaua. This year, Merrie Monarch celebrates its 60th year. Hui O Hula instructor Jojo Weingart and her hula students/sisters Lori Chamberlain and Susan Saraf were there to

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Hui O Hula

Once a year, starting the day after Easter Sunday, sleepy little Hilo Town on the Big Island of Hawai’i wakes up to a week of cultural hula dancing festival. This festival, called the Merrie Monarch, is held in honor of King Kalakaua. This year, Merrie Monarch celebrates its 60th year. Hui O Hula instructor Jojo Weingart and her hula students/sisters Lori Chamberlain and Susan Saraf were there to

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Community Karaoke

Thirty-four karaoke singers entertained the audience with every variety of music at last week’s session. Pete Tupas, with his smooth style, sang a Jim Reeves hit “He’ll Have to Go.” Two first-timers at karaoke were given rousing applause: Pam Krug singing “Silver Threads” and Gloria Justmano singing “Edelweiss.” Vitaly Telishevsky got accolades for “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”

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Community Karaoke

Thirty-four karaoke singers entertained the audience with every variety of music at last week’s session. Pete Tupas, with his smooth style, sang a Jim Reeves hit “He’ll Have to Go.” Two first-timers at karaoke were given rousing applause: Pam Krug singing “Silver Threads” and Gloria Justmano singing “Edelweiss.” Vitaly Telishevsky got accolades for “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”

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Posted on April 19, 2023

Yahtzee Club

The Yahtzee Club meets on the first, third and fifth Fridays in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Play begins at 1 p.m. The club will meet April 21. There will be a halftime social. On April 7, there were two winners for most Yahtzees: Pat Herman and Sandy Weisenstein. The high scorer was Lois True. The low scorer was Nancy Mora. The door prize winner was Louise Hinkley. For more information about the

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Yahtzee Club

The Yahtzee Club meets on the first, third and fifth Fridays in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Play begins at 1 p.m. The club will meet April 21. There will be a halftime social. On April 7, there were two winners for most Yahtzees: Pat Herman and Sandy Weisenstein. The high scorer was Lois True. The low scorer was Nancy Mora. The door prize winner was Louise Hinkley. For more information about the

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Posted on April 19, 2023

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Tickets available for ‘Under the Skin’

Tickets available for ‘Under the Skin’

Leisure Time Dancers learn swing and tango on Mondays

Leisure Time Dancers learn swing and tango on Mondays

Quartet will perform at LW church

Quartet will perform at LW church

NOCE class registration opens in May

NOCE class registration opens in May

Art League

Art League

Amenity Update: Setup fees, gas bill, kitchen upgrades

Amenity Update: Setup fees, gas bill, kitchen upgrades

Quilting Bee luncheon is in May

Quilting Bee luncheon is in May

Hui O Hula

Hui O Hula

Community Karaoke

Community Karaoke

Yahtzee Club

Yahtzee Club

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