Golden Rain Foundation committee and board meetings are open to Leisure World residents. The following is a tentative schedule. Thurs., May 5 GRF Administration Committee Conf. Rm A/virtual .......................... 1 p.m. Fri., May 6 GRF Board Executive Session Conf. Rm A ....................................... 1 p.m. Mon., May 9 Mutual Administration Committee Conf. Rm A/virtual ..........................

Mutual residents are invited to attend the open meetings of their mutual boards (schedule subject to change). Thurs., May 5 Presidents’ Council Clubhouse 4/virtual .......................9 a.m. Wed., May 11 Mutual 4 Conf. Rm A/virtual ........................9 a.m. Thurs., May 12 Mutual 12 Conf. Rm A/virtual ........................9 a.m. Fri., May 13 Mutual 3 Conf. Rm A/virtual ........................9

Recreation Committee Reserve Funding Request —Clubhouse 1—Picnic Tables: MOVED to approve the purchase of replacement seats and tabletop from Seating Component Manufacturing Inc. for a cost of $3,014, Reserve Funding. TENTATIVE VOTE: Adopt Policy70-1487-1B,Recreational Vehicle Lot (RVL)—Rules and Regulations: MOVED to adopt 70-1487-1B, Recreational Vehicle Lot (RVL)—Rules and Regulations,

Mailing Your GRF Ballot For the ballot to be counted, the inspectorsofelectionmustreceive it on or before noon on June 3. You may also bring a sealed ballot to Clubhouse 4 between 9-10 a.m. on June 7. The polls will close at 10 a.m. to begin the counting process. Observing GRF Ballot Counting The ballot counting will be conducted at the GRF Board of Directors meeting on June 7 at 10 a.m.

5.15. Wheel chocks, planks, bricks, wheel covers, etc., are not to be abandoned in an unoccupied space or area. Abandoned materials may be discarded by the GRF RVL Staff, without notice. 5.16. Lessees are required to keep the area around their QRV clean and free of debris and clutter at all times. 5.16.1. All trash is to be placed in trash containers. 5.16.2. No debris shall be tossed onto the

On April 22, 10 men of the Leisure World Golf League took on the par-71 Willowick Golf Course in Santa Ana. With no water hazards, tree-lined sand traps and long fairways, the 6,000-yard course requires accurate drives and approach shots. The greens had recently been aerated and sanded, causing some inconsistencies when putting. It had been very rainy overnight until early morning, but it warmed up

On April 22, the Yahtzee winners were: Kathy Rose, most yahtzees, 5; Pat Wilson, highest score, 1,508; and Doris Dack, door prize. The Yahtzee Club meets every Friday of the month from 12:30-4 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Annual dues are $3, and the cost to play per meeting is $2, which goes toward prizes. All Leisure World residents are welcome to join if they know how to play Yahtzee and can

SHUFFLEBOARD Following a successful Ham Shoot Tournament, Shuffleboard League continued play on April 22. After a hard-fought match, the Hot Shots edged out an 11-7 win over the Sliders. The Hot Shots’ all-game winners were Jack O’Brien and Roger Bennett, while the Sliders’ allgame winner was Mo Habel. After 15 games, the Hot Shots are in first place, with the Shufflers in second and