13 October 2021

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Seeking Your  Frightful Scenes

Seeking Your Frightful Scenes


Ghosts, goblins and other frightful sites are beginning to appear throughout Leisure World, including in the LW Library (above). Send photos of your spooktacular scenes to pattym@lwsb.com by Oct. 21 for possible inclusion in the Oct. 28 issue.

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Dreamin’ and Dancin’ returns

Dreamin’ and Dancin’ returns


Dreamin’ and Dancin’, with Leisure World’s own Velvetones, will resume Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. At this time, the Golden Rain Foundation requires all attendees to wear masks and to sign in as they arrive. This is important not only for health reasons, but also to let the Recreation Department know how well-attended these events invariably are. The Velvetones Ballroom Dance Orchestra performs swing

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Leave a lasting legacy in LW

Leave a lasting legacy in LW


People can include the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) when planning their will or estate. Previous legacy contributions from generous shareholders have funded many projects that benefit people in need, including a mobilityimpaired bus, Meals On Wheels and numerous bus shelters that provide comfort for shareholders. Consult with an estate planning professional if you are interested in a legacy contribution

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Korean American Classical Music Association

Korean American Classical Music Association


The Korean American Classical Music Association (KACMA) will reopen today, Oct. 14, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 2. Program director Samuel Kim will present the following programs this month: Winterreise (Winter Journey) on Oct. 14, Opera Orfeo by Ed Eurydice on Oct. 21, and Symphony No. 35 by “Haffner” Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on Oct. 28. Club members are asked to wear face masks

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