Eachweek,HuiOHulamembers dance to the music provided by their own house band. BandleaderLarryYamashiro says teaching ukelele lessons is his favorite pastime. Joining Yamashiro is bassist Ron Hom, who loves baseball, bowling and golf. Though Hom is the only band member who was not born and raised in Hawaii, he definitely has the aloha spirit. Though Carrie Kumabe plays many different instruments

A lively crowd filled Clubhouse 1 for karaoke night on April 20. Everyone was tapping their feet to Karen Morris’ “Build Me Up Buttercup” and clapping along to Pat Kogok’s spirited gospel tune. Ric Dizon did a favorite Elvis number, “Release Me,” while Nina DeRosa did a strong “Where the Boys Are.” Anna Le captivated the audience with “Don’t Worry Baby.” David Noble was anxious

Everyone is invited to the Dancers & Mixers dance on Tuesday, May 3, in Clubhouse 4 from 7-9 p.m. In celebration of Cinco de Mayo, music with a Latin flair will be provided by Linda Herman, who will also take requests for favorite songs. People are welcome to bring their favorite snacks and beverages, though bringing a dance partner is not required. The purpose of the Dancers & Mixers

NOCE The summer semester of North Orange Continuing Education (NOCE) classes taught in Leisure World begins the week of June 7 and ends on Aug. 6. Instructors are giving students currently enrolled in spring semester classes the opportunity to register for those classes. For more information or help enrolling, current students can see their instructors. New and returning students, as well

OUTSIDE THE GATES Shelby museum makes enthusiast's heart race by Joanna Matos LW contributor If it’s a new museum, I’m curious. If it’s an automobile museum, I’m excited. If it’s a Carroll Shelby event center and museum right here in Orange County, I’m exhilarated. According to Jay Leno, Carroll Shelby was part “P.T. Barnum, part Henry Ford and part Rocky. He was an American

At the April meeting of the Photo Arts Club, Roger Bennett presented a program on editing photographs. The winners of the photo contest were: Esther Cummings, “Bromeliad,” first place; and Regine Schumacher, “Ducks,” second, and “Ice Plant,” third. The next meeting will be on May 12 at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 5, with Ben Benjamins presenting. The assignment for that meeting is