24 February 2021

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Casting Call

Casting Call


Director Joe Osuna seeks eight Leisure World actors to perform in four skits. No experience is necessary, but participants must be able to use the Zoom video-conferencing software. For each skit, two actors will face each other in a Zoom meeting using a virtual green background (to be provided by the director). The actors will compliment each other on what they are wearing or politely talk about

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The Leisure World Coin Club ….

The Leisure World Coin Club ….


The Leisure World Coin Club held its first meeting of the year on Feb. 17. All members were pleased to reunite with their fellow numismatists for the first time in almost a year. They bragged about the newest additions to their collections and were also able to trade or update coins. Meeting outdoors was reportedly quite a change from Clubhouse 3, but the club still managed to get a lot of business

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Drop-off shredding service is happening March 4

Drop-off shredding service is happening March 4


The Golden Age Foundation’s shredding service event in the Clubhouse 2 parking lot will be held Thursday, March 4, from 10 a.m.–noon. The event will be a drop-and-go service only, so residents will not have to wait in line to have their items shredded. GAF sponsors this free service and will be at the event to help shareholders if needed. Social distancing will be strictly enforced, and shareholders

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Refresh your memory on basic health practices this Friday

Refresh your memory on basic health practices this Friday


SUNSHINE CLUB We are complex beings. There are many factors that are important for us to lead healthy lives. Yet much of healthcare today consists of quick visits with a medical doctor and then off to the pharmacy to get some medications. Our healthcare system has become often rushed and impersonal, and dominated by big business and pharmaceutical drugs with new pharmaceutical drugs advertised

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Ellen Larsen donates $2,000

Ellen Larsen donates $2,000


Ellen Larsen donated $2,000 to the Golden Age Foundation to help support its services to the Leisure World community. Ellen and her husband, Carl Larsen, retired and moved to LW in 1989. Both became heavily involved in Leisure World from the start, each serving on GRF and Mutual boards. Ellen served on the GRF board for 12 years, notably during the LW flood of 1995 and the recovery afterward. Carl