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Leisure World News OF MARYLAND February 7, 2020 • Published Twice a Month • residents.lwmc.com • leisureworldmaryland.com Board Approves Lunar New Year Policies for Automated Gate Access Project by Stacy Smith, Leisure World News Proposals for potential projects will be submitted to he Leisure World the CPAC for initial consider- TCommunity Corporation ation and will be reviewed in (LWCC) board of directors relation to the final strategic firmly approved a set of plan, which is expected to be policies for the coming completed later this year. automated gate entrance Since 2013, the LWCC system at its regular meeting board has used the FEP Jan. 28. to plan and execute the The policies mostly apply renovation of existing Trust to residents and non-resident facilities, such as the Terrace owners and pertain to the Room and Cascade Bistro in new gate entrance system’s 2016, and the construction implementation, which is of new facilities, such as the expected later this year. Fitness Center that opened For details about these gate in Clubhouse II in 2017. access policies, see the “Q&A” Remaining FEP projects on page 8. include the Administration Chinese umbrellas take center stage during a traditional dance at the Chinese The LWCC board meets Building and Clubhouse I Site Club’s New Year celebration Jan. 24. Photo by Stacy Smith, Leisure World News again on Thursday, Feb. 13, Improvements and renova- to discuss gate access policies tions to the golf course. regarding non-residents. The At the meeting, Tom meeting is at 2:15 p.m. in Snyder, assistant general Sign Up to Help Shape Clubhouse I and all residents manager of facilities and are welcome to attend. services, presented projected Residents who would like cash outlay for these Leisure World’s Future to share their thoughts and remaining FEP projects as by Leisure World News focus groups and summer’s ask questions about the gate well as variations to cost resident survey, will help shape access project can attend an based on a half percent or onsultants from George a long-term strategic plan for open forum on Sunday, March full percent increase to the C Mason University (GMU) Leisure World’s future that is 1. For details, see page 4. Resales Fund contribution and the Special Strategic expected to be developed in late amount, which is the Fund Planning Committee (SSPC) spring or early summer. CPAC and the FEP that is used to finance FEP are seeking volunteers to sign The first community meeting The LWCC board passed projects. The current amount up to share their views on is Tuesday, March 10, from a resolution directing the is two percent, which is a number of Leisure 1-3 p.m. and the second Community Planning Advi- charged on each resale of World-related is Monday, March 23, sory Committee (CPAC) to property in Leisure World topics at one of two from 10 a.m.-noon. issue a new call for proposals and paid by the buyer. community meetings Both meetings will be for projects that could The LWCC board also in March. held in Leisure World. potentially be included in approved the CPAC’s The information Residents are asked the Facilities Enhancement recommendation that Trust gathered from these to sign up for just one Plan (FEP) list in the second facilities improvements meetings, along with the of the two meetings; space quarter of 2020. information collected from fall’s ➤ to page 8 ➤ to page 9

Governance & Information..... 4 Club Trips Listing...... 44 Holiday Schedule...... 4 Sports, Games & See page 6 to learn about Thoughts & Opinions...... 10 Scoreboards...... 46 your monthly homeowner Classes & Seminars...... 52 Events & Entertainment...... 12 payment and how it helps Movie Schedule...... 17 Calendar of Events...... 55

INSIDE Health & Fitness...... 20 Governance Meeting fuel the community’s Schedules...... 55 Clubs, Groups & budget. Organizations...... 22 Classifieds...... 58 Did You Know… Bygone Clubs and Organizations by Kimberly Y. Choi, dog owners in Montgomery compiled a list of Leisure World News County to sharing photos and the family surnames stories of their animal friends. its members Leisure World’s club offer- With the establishment of the were researching, ings certainly change with the Dog Club in 2019, the Animal according to an times. Companion Club is one bygone article in the October Some resident organiza- club that has to some degree 18, 1979 edition of tions that existed early in the found revival. Leisure World News. community’s history, such These enthusiasts as the Rossmoor Women’s Girl Power retained their interest Club, founded in 1968, have In the 1980s The Homemakers in finding their roots remained active over decades. Club brought women together at while keeping up A 1967 edition of Leisure World News features a Here are some clubs from Leisure World; today 57 percent with the times: their member of the Interfaith Women showing off two earlier eras that have not of women find each other at the October 5, 2004 hand puppets the club made for pediatric hospital endured to the present day. workplace, according to The Leisure World News patients. The Interfaith Women are no longer a Institute of Women’s Policy article describes the club, but they have a successor in today’s Clipper Leisure at Leisure World Research. use of digital applica- Workshop, an active group that also creates hand Did you know Leisure World And while the Kiwanis Club tions for presenting puppets for sick children. Screenshot by Leisure used to have a clown club? continues to meet, the Ki-Wives family photos and World News The Top Banana Clowns were or Kiwaniannes do not. The latter online resources for a chapter of the non-profit ended when the Kiwanis Club research. And to this day, many Clowns of America Inter- became co-ed; this change was veterans of the armed forces national. The dates of their made at Kiwanis International The Wider World live in the community and founding and disbandment in 1987 and spread to local chap- A still-salient concern was find recognition and friend- are unknown, but meetings of ters. Today, 60 percent of the reflected in the educational and ship through the Jewish War this mysterious horde can be Kiwanis Club of Leisure World activist work of Seniors Against Veterans and the Women in the found in the calendar section are women, according to Club Nuclear Arms, later Seniors for Military group and efforts such of Leisure World News editions president Jack Colvis. World Security, such as a 1987 as the Veterans’ Day luncheon from the late 1990s. presentation on establishing and the resident-led filming of In the 2000s, the Antique Finding Roots friendship between the U.S. and oral histories. Club hosted talks such as “Art Leisure World has several the Soviet Union. The club may In past decades, veterans Deco and Jewelry of the 1930s” ethnic clubs at present, but the have been pleased to know 2020 groups included the Military and “Why I Love Fenton Glass.” Scots of Rossmoor are no longer has arrived without their fears Order of the World Wars, which Antique lovers still share their among them. In the 1970s, they having come true. began in 1981 as a chapter of a treasures at Leisure World’s observed Scottish holidays with From at least the 1980s to national organization; the Order annual flea market. music, dance and food and 2000s, the Great Ideas club of the Ribbon, which comprised The Animal Companion marched in Scottish dress in held discussions on such topics wives, widows and female rela- Club, active at least into the community’s annual July 4 as evolution, immortality and tives of World War II service the 2000s, hosted activities parade. “When does tolerance cease to be members; and the social Military ranging from advocating for The Genealogy Group once a virtue?” Club, founded in 1973. Leisure World News ASPEN HILL OF MARYLAND An official publication of the Leisure World Community Corporation, Leisure World News is published twice monthly by Leisure World Staff in collaboration with the EXXON Auto Care Communications Advisory Committee. 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2 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Foundation of Leisure World Phone Directories Still Foundation Announces Available limited supply of printed phone directories is still Upcoming Information A available for purchase at the Administration Building reception desk and the E&R offices in both clubhouses. The directories are $2, cash only. Please bring your Leisure Sessions World ID. – Leisure World News March 11: County Council Holds Town Hall he Montgomery County Council hosts a senior town hall T meeting at Leisure World on Wednesday, March 11, at 9 a.m. (doors open at 8:30 a.m.) in Clubhouse II. Local representatives will share information on the key issues facing Montgomery County. Come ask questions and express your views on the community and quality of life issues that are important to you. All residents and their guests are welcome. – Leisure World News Attendees listen in at a recent Foundation of Leisure World information session. ■ Golf and Greens Advisory Committee Photo by John VanDyke Foundation’s Impact by Alan J. Goldstein In recent years, the Foundation has A Good Year for Golf he Foundation funded the computers by Brenda Curtis- of Leisure World T and equipment in the Heiken conducted three Computer Learning information sessions Center, provided new ll the mild during the last quarter computers and software weather in of 2019. A for the library in Club- January has helped The sessions served house I, purchased art tables get the 2020 golf as a pilot run for a new outreach for the Rossmoor Art Guild and season off to a great program, designed to create bought equipment for the Gem, start. Good weather better awareness of the Founda- Lapidary and Mineral Society also meant more tion and its many contributions and the Wood Shop. golf was played, and to residents in the areas of health, It has supported cultural revenue increased. culture and education over the events including concerts, films In calendar year A photo taken during Fox 5 DC’s 2018 broadcast nearly 40 years of its existence. and Leisure World’s 50th anni- (CY) 2019, just at Leisure World sits on a table surrounded by The sessions were well versary yearbook, and provided under 16,000 rounds merchandise at the Pro Shop. From left: golf pro attended, with well over 100 resi- seed money and start-up assis- of golf were played Richard Rosenthal, Fox 5 DC’s Tucker Barnes, dents introduced to the workings tance to the Computer Learning at the golf course. In Brenda Curtis-Heiken and Doug Brasse. Photo by of the Foundation. As a result of Center, Going It Alone Club addition, golf course Leisure World News this success, the Foundation’s and the Center for Lifelong revenue is up just board formally approved 12 Learning. under $40,000 for CY 2019, a will be a par 70, which allows additional sessions to be held at The Foundation is a tax exempt direct result of the continued players to compete for more participating mutuals this year. 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organi- maintenance and upgrading golf tournaments such as In addition, the board authorized zation. It is supported entirely of the course and the Pro Shop Pro-Ams and MISGA finals. quarterly sessions to be held through donations from residents by golf pro Richard Rosenthal Additionally, all residents in the clubhouses, open to all and others, and receives no and golf superintendent Frank are invited to stop by the Pro residents. funding from condo fees or from McLaughlin. Shop during February for a During and after the sessions, the Leisure World Community Tentative plans for 2020 sale on clothing, shoes and Foundation members were Corporation. include continued tree trim- other merchandise. While excited to hear attendees say ‘I ming at all 18 holes, widening there, learn about the game had no idea…’ after hearing about Sponsor a Session of the fairways, increasing the of golf from Rosenthal and the Foundation’s many activities. To learn more about spon- speed of the greens, continually his staff, or become a member Although it has been funding soring a session at your mutual, stocking the Pro Shop with top and test your skills on the myriad projects and cultural contact Marian Altman, Founda- grade merchandise and partici- course! events in Leisure World since tion president, at (301-438-1357), pating in more tournaments. The Pro Shop is open 1981, many attendees were not or Alan Goldstein, Foundation In addition, the 17th tee box Monday through Friday from 9 even aware of its existence. These board member, at (301-847- has been lengthened, making a.m.-4 p.m. and is available by information sessions are designed 9215), or email the Foundation at it a par five for all. The course calling (301-598-1570). to change that. ([email protected]). February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 3 GOVERNANCE & Information HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Dial 301-598-1313 Monday, Feb. 17, Presidents Day for recorded Daily Events Administration ...... Closed CLUBHOUSE I 2020 Broadcast Schedule Comast Xfinity Office...... Open Channel 974 Education & Recreation...... 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Due to technical issues, the Leisure World Community Eyre Travel...... Closed Corporation (LWCC) board of directors and executive Rossmoor Library...... Closed committee meetings will not be broadcast until further notice. Clubhouse Grille...... Closed Management is in the process of selecting a new platform on Stein Room...... 9 a.m.-8 p.m. which to broadcast LWCC governance meetings. Terrace Room...... 9 a.m.-8 p.m. CLUBHOUSE II Group Email Addresses Education & Recreation ...... 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Residents wishing to contact Leisure World Management or a specific depart- FISH Desk...... Closed ment, the LWCC Board of Directors, or the Executive Committee may send an Fitness Center...... 4 a.m.-9 p.m. email to the appropriate email address listed below. It will automatically be Swimming Pool (Indoor)...... noon-8 p.m. forwarded to all members of that group who have an email address on record. OTHER SERVICES Messages to any of the email groups should pertain only to the management and operation of Leisure World trust properties, services, or activities. Please Golf Course & Pro Shop...... 9 a.m.-4 p.m.* do not send emails to multiple addresses, as there will be a duplication of MedStar Health...... Open recipients and will not result in a faster response to your question or comment. MedStar Pharmacy...... Open Messages pertaining to mutuals or anything else which Management, the Board Physical Properties Department (PPD)...... Closed of Directors, or Executive Committee does not control should also not be sent to Post Office...... Closed these groups. Security Gates...... Open The group email addresses are: Signal Financial Federal Credit Union...... Closed • LWMC Management - [email protected] • LWCC Board of Directors - [email protected] Shuttle Buses: No shuttle service. Call Main Gate for supple- • LWCC Executive Committee - [email protected] mental transportation. • Administration - [email protected] • Communications - [email protected] Trash Collection: No trash or recycling collection. Trash • Education and Recreation - [email protected] collection will be on the next regular day for your location. • Physical Properties - [email protected] *weather permitting • Security - [email protected] Feb. 13: Board Meets March 1: Chairperson to Discuss Gate Access Holds Open Forum Policy on Gate Access Project by Leisure World News

eisure World Community Corporation L(LWCC) board chairperson Paul Eisenhaur holds an open resident forum on Sunday, March 1, from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse I Crystal Ballroom to discuss the coming automated gate access system. The system, which will use radio-fre- quency identification (RFID) to grant Norbeck Gate, photo by Leisure World News automatic entry into the community to LWCC board vehicles that are equipped with an RFID he Leisure World Community Corporation board of chairperson Paul tag, is expected to be operational later this T directors holds a special board meeting to discuss non- Eisenhaur, courtesy year. Eisenhaur will discuss gate access resident policy regarding the coming automated gate access photo policies that pertain to residents and system on Thursday, Feb. 13, at 2:15 p.m. in Clubhouse I. non-resident owners. The meeting comes after the board voted at its Jan. 28 meeting The forum is an opportunity for residents to learn about to approve a set of gate access policies for residents. For more the project and share their thoughts and ask questions. All information about the project, see page 8. All residents are residents are welcome to attend the forum; sign-up is not welcome to attend the Feb. 13 meeting. required. – Leisure World News 4 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 AARP Tax Preparation Now in Session from the Education and Recreation ment if needed. in 2019 and shouldn’t be interest. Department Please note that AARP confused with the letter • anything else you think Tax-Aide is unable to prepare showing what you will might relate to your tax form ARP Tax-Aide volunteers the taxes of those with rental receive in 2020. Areturned to Leisure World income or foreign bank accounts • all W-2s (if you worked in Reminders Feb. 5 to begin preparing exceeding $10,000. 2019) Consider looking over last tax returns for residents by • all 1099 forms from pensions year’s tax return to see that you appointment only and at no Prepping for the Appointment and other retirement have received forms from all charge. To prepare for your appoint- accounts employers, pension funds and Tax preparation sessions ment, gather the following • all 1099s showing interest or brokers. Residents are asked not are held on Wednesdays and tax-related materials to bring to dividends from all banks and to come have their taxes prepared Fridays, with the first appoint- the appointment: financial institutions until they have received all forms. ment of each day at 9 a.m. and • the questionnaire available at • all 1099s showing your stock Broker and financial institution the last at 2:15 p.m. Residents the E&R office and bond sales during 2019. forms usually don’t arrive until can schedule an appointment • a photo ID (mandatory for all (This may be consolidated late February. by stopping by the Clubhouse I taxpayers) with your interest and divi- Remember to remove the E&R office. • your Social Security card (a dend forms.) If your stock forms from their envelopes before When making their appoint- copy is acceptable), as well statement does not show the arriving at the appointment to ment, residents will receive a as the Social Security cards basis for the stocks or bonds expedite the tax-return process. questionnaire from E&R that of your spouse and any you sold, bring that infor- And keep in mind that if you are must be filled out prior to the dependents mation. If you don’t have it, married, your spouse should tax preparation appointment, • a copy of last year’s tax call your broker or financial accompany you to the appoint- which will cut down on wait return, no matter where it institution. ment if at all possible. time. was prepared • any 1099-MISC forms and Residents who are unable to • a blank check if you want any record of other income Residents who cannot make complete the form or who have your refund sent directly to received from any source their scheduled appointment are questions may bring the blank your bank • if you usually itemize or think asked to call (301-598-1300) and questionnaire to their appoint- • your 1099 SSA form. This is you will this year, bring a list cancel as soon as possible. ment, and the volunteer will the end-of-year statement of your medical expenses, For questions, email Dennis help them fill it out. More forms from Social Security showing charitable contributions, real Kinch at (dfkinchweb@gmail. will be available at the appoint- how much you received estate taxes and mortgage com). ■ Emergency Preparedness Advisory Committee EPAC Evaluates Mutuals’ Emergency Preparedness by Emily Geller know what to do in an emergency all mutual managements and Any resident who would like situation. High-rises have plans, working with them to evaluate to contact EPAC for help in esponding to a residential meetings to promote safety and their existing plans or develop developing or updating their Rfire, dangerous weather updates in newsletters; mid-rises new plans that cover the range mutual’s plan, or in arranging for conditions or other type of may have plans but rely on of possible threats to which their expert speakers to address their emergency calls for a plan individuals to implement them residents may be exposed. These mutual’s residents, may do so by of action for each of Leisure as necessary; and single-family plans can be enriched by bringing visiting the monthly meeting of World’s 29 mutuals, and then homes or duplexes typically have in expert speakers from outside EPAC held on the first Thursday communicating that plan to no plans. Leisure World who will discuss of every month at 9:30 a.m. in residents. EPAC is continuing this safety concerns for residents of Sullivan Room of the Administra- The Emergency Preparedness outreach program by contacting the mutual. tion Building. Advisory Committee’s (EPAC) Mutual Readiness Subcommittee has undertaken a program of CALL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES outreach to mutuals to determine and evaluate each mutual’s at 301-598-1500 and ask for preparedness and prevention plans for ensuring their residents’ Willson’s Showroom safety in case of a disaster. In the initial phase of this effort, the Subcommittee sent a Kitchen survey to each of the 29 mutuals Bath seeking to determine levels of WILLSON’S preparedness of each. Nineteen Painting Leisure World Renovations mutuals responded to the survey; the Subcommittee subsequently Flooring met with the presidents of eight of All Interior Renovations Call us directly at these mutuals for discussions. Findings of the survey include Providing renovation services exclusively 301-598-1348 a widespread concern that resi- for residents of Leisure World! dents may not be prepared or

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 5 Budget Basics Understanding Your Monthly Homeowner Payment and the Budget That Determines It by Leisure World News rospective Leisure World residents who join one of the monthly visitors’ tours often ask, “What is the Pmonthly payment for living here? What does it cover?” Even residents may sometimes wonder how the payments they submit to their mutual every month are determined, and how that money is used. Let’s start with an overview that can help answer those questions.

PAYING YOUR SHARE MUTUAL PAYMENT TRUST PAYMENT • Set annually by a mutu- • Set annually by the In any community association, each al’s board of directors LWCC board of directors homeowner is responsible for paying • Funds the mutual’s • In 2020, this payment is their share to fund the operations and operations and $204 upkeep of their community. reserves • Each household, regard- TOTAL At Leisure World, homeowners make • Amount varies from less of size or mutual, a monthly payment (assessment) that MONTHLY mutual to mutual pays this amount funds both their mutual’s budget and PAYMENT • Amount varies • Funds the community’s the broader Leisure World community within a mutual; for operations and reserves (“the Trust”) budget. example, the fee for • Includes cable television a small studio would and high-speed internet It breaks down like this: be less than that of service a sprawling 3-bed, 3-bath home

THE TRUST BUDGET REVENUES For now, let’s take a closer look at the FROM RESIDENTS FROM NON-RESIDENTS Trust portion of that monthly payment. Monthly assessments - That’s the $204 Tenant rental income It was determined by Leisure World’s portion of your monthly payment • MedStar 2020 budget, which, like any responsible • Weichert Realtors budget, aims to keep a healthy balance User fees and service charges • Signal Financial Federal Credit Union of both revenues and expenses. For example, fees charged for: • Willson Home Renovations Broadly speaking, revenues come to • Golf course and driving range use • U.S. Postal Service Leisure World from either residents or • Property transfers • Eyre Travel non-residents. • Supplemental transportation Advertising income (“dial-a-ride” service) • Leisure World News Here’s a sampling: • Classes Reserve account interest - Money put • Physical Properties Department aside for expected repairs and replacements (PPD) maintenance charges of major components earns interest while it is in reserve

EXPENSES These revenues are used to offset $$$ the cost of the community’s operating OPERATING RESERVE expenses, which can certainly add up. Personnel Repair and replacement of major • Employee compensation and benefits components of the community’s Here’s just a sampling of what the Professional services common property budget plans to fund: • several law firms • USI Insurance Examples can include: Utilities • Replacing an HVAC unit on the • Pepco (electricity) Clubhouse I roof • Washington Gas (gas) • Annual whitecoating of swimming • WSSC (water and sewer) pools Contract services • Replacing a Security vehicle • McFall & Berry Landscaping • Replacing carpeting in the Medical • Stansbury Cleaning Center • American Pool Company • Road and sidewalk upkeep • Motivational Fitness • Comcast Xfinity cable television and internet service

6 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 A responsible community NEEDS VS. WANTS association’s annual budget must continually weigh the community’s MANDATORY DISCRETIONARY desires against its financial EXPENDITURES* EXPENDITURES obligations while aiming to keep costs • shuttle bus transportation • cable television and internet affordable for residents. • security services services Some budget items, such as utilities, • golf course • adding staff to a department simply must be paid to maintain • garden plots • enhancing the degree of day-to-day operations. • medical services mandatory expenditures Other items — mandatory line items • swimming pools • introducing a new service — are dictated by Leisure World’s Trust • tennis courts agreements. *required by Trust agreements The budget may also include some items that are optional and who develop the budget use their Above are some examples of desired by the community. These discretion when deciding whether to mandatory and discretionary budget are discretionary line items. Those include them. items.

A LONG, COMPLEX TASK Creating a balanced, realistic FINAL budget for a community such as Leisure World is a complex task that 2020 takes many months of effort by LWCC Community Budget Community Budget Community Budget advisory committees, management and the LWCC board of directors. With 610 landscaped acres, two clubhouses, three gatehouses, golf course, Medical Center, Administra- tion Building, four tennis courts, two restaurants, nearly2017 12 miles Budget of roads 2017 Budget and sidewalks, 24/7 security patrols, and more than 200 full- and part-time employees, there are many budget considerations to ensure the commu- nity’s quality of life.

BUDGET BASICS: TERMINOLOGY AT A GLANCE A B C Here are some basic terms for understanding the budget of a community association such as Leisure World of Maryland: Budget – A financial plan for operating Typical types of expenses in a are the “wants.” These and maintaining a community’s common community association: optional items reflect the board’s, elements for the coming year. Its two main • Operating expenses – What’s committees’ and homeowners’ components are revenue and expenses. needed to keep day-to-day desires for the community. It is used to determine the amount of a operations going homeowner’s monthly payments to the • Reserve account – These are funds Assessment – A homeowner’s annual community (Trust). put aside – in reserve – for the financial obligation to a community planned repair and replacement association that is calculated Revenue – A community association’s of major components of the according to its annual budget. It is collective income that is used to pay for community’s common property. paid in monthly installments. common expenses. Typical revenue sources include: Two more categories of expenses in a The community includes both • Owner assessments community budget: residential and shared community • Interest on the community’s cash • Mandatory line items – These properties. savings and investments are the community needs and Leisure World has 29 residential • Other sources, such as rent from obligations such as income taxes, properties (“mutuals”): 27 commercial tenants, user fees, profits repairs and maintenance. There’s no condominium associations, 1 from events and classes, etc. getting around them – they must be homeowners association and 1 paid! cooperative. Expenses – The costs of goods and • Discretionary line items – If the The shared community properties services used to operate and maintain a mandatory line items are the (“the Trust”) are held in a trust for the community’s common elements. “needs,” the discretionary line items benefit of its members, the mutuals.

This is the first article in a short series of articles about understanding the Leisure World Community Corporation budget, how it is developed, what it entails, and how it determines a portion of your monthly payments to your mutual. The next article will provide a more in-depth explanation of the components of the Trust budget. The 2020 community budget is available to view or download at (residents.lwmc.com) > Documents > Financials > 2020 Community Budget.

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 7 Research Project to select their own chairper- agenda packets and minutes

The LWCC board approved sons and would have enforced are available online at (resi

Board➤ from page 1 the Technology Special Advi- a two-term limit on the LWCC dents.lwmc.com). sory Committee’s recommen- board’s directors. The next regular meeting and projects, such as those dation that Leisure World of the LWCC board of direc- contained in any future FEP, participate in a University The board ended its regular tors is on Tuesday, Feb. 25, be reviewed by the CPAC of Maryland technology meeting by voting to enter at 9:30 a.m. in Clubhouse I. prior to such projects being research project. into a closed session to Board meetings are open to brought to the board for The project, which is discuss legal and personnel all residents unless legally action. funded by the National matters. Board meeting closed. The role of the CPAC is to Science Foundation, will seek make recommendations to the residents’ participation as LWCC board, ensuring that volunteers. More information AUTOMATED GATE SYSTEM: WHAT such project proposals are fully about the project will be developed, have been consid- forthcoming as it becomes YOU NEED TO KNOW ered by all relevant advisory available. by Leisure World News Q: How many transpon- committees and management ders will I receive? and are in general conformity Payments he Leisure World A: A maximum of two free with overall Leisure World The LWCC board also T Community Corporation transponders per unit will be goals as determined by the approved the Budget and board of directors approved issued for vehicles registered LWCC board. Finance Advisory Commit- a set of policies for the to a resident living at a Leisure tee’s recommendation to coming automated gate World address (including E&R Policy Changes retroactively approve the use access system at its Jan. 28 renters). A maximum of two The LWCC board also of $90,000 from the Contin- meeting. additional transponders per approved a revised Education gency Fund to pay for: Although the new gate unit will be available at a cost and Recreation (E&R) Depart- system is not planned to be of $20 each for additional ment policies and procedures • collection and disposal of operational until the end of vehicles registered to a resi- document. The revised poli- trash and recyclable mate- 2020 at the earliest, residents dent living at a Leisure World cies make clear distinctions rials for part of October, may still want to familiarize address (including renters). between fundraising activity November and December themselves with what they can and commercial activity 2019 and part of January expect regarding gate access Q: I’m a non-resident as they relate to Leisure 2020 in the amount of for their vehicles. owner. Can I receive a World clubs, groups and $83,755 transponder? organizations. • unbilled services in the Q: How will the auto- A: A maximum of one free For-profit commercial amount of $7,245 mated gates work? transponder will be issued to activity, defined in the policy A: The new gate access a non-resident owner; one as “activity conducted by a Postponements system will use radio-fre- additional transponder will be non-Leisure World for-profit The board postponed quency identification (RFID) available at a cost of $20 each commercial entity which taking action on a recom- to identify vehicles that can for additional vehicles regis- retains money raised in the mendation made by the enter Leisure World auto- tered to a non-resident owner. activity,” is not permitted Budget and Finance Advisory matically. When a resident’s in the clubhouses, but the Committee to use $57,000 vehicle approaches one of Q: What will I need general manager may grant from the Capital Equip- the gates, the RFID system in order to receive a an exception if the activity ment Fund to pay for new “reads” the transponder that transponder(s)? is in the best interest of the audio-visual equipment. The will be installed on the resi- A: Residents and renters community. board asked management dent’s vehicle by Security. will need to have a current Standing exceptions to the to research and confirm the vehicle registration, valid driv- “no for-profit commercial portability of such equipment Q: What’s a er’s license and insurance card activity” policy include the to allow its use in the new transponder? (all showing a Leisure World sale of musical recordings Administration Building. A: A transponder is a address), as well as a Leisure immediately following a The board also postponed semi-transparent sticker the World ID card. Non-resident performance by the musician taking action on the Budget size of a Band-Aid that will owners will need a current or musicians and books or and Finance Advisory be installed on a vehicle’s vehicle registration, valid other published materials Committee’s recommenda- headlamp. In rare cases, the driver’s license, insurance card immediately following a tion to use $83,000 from the transponder may need to be and proof of Leisure World program featuring the author Contingency Fund to pay for installed on the vehicle’s wind- unit ownership. of those books or published document retention manage- shield or bumper. materials. ment software. Although Q: What will happen if I For permitted commercial many board members felt Q: Will I still be able buy a new car or purchase activity, the sponsoring entity, the software a potentially to enter any of Leisure a new headlamp after the (typically a Leisure World club, valuable purchase, several World’s three gates transponder is installed? group or organization), must expressed concern at drawing after the transponder is A: A $10 fee will be charged pay the room rental fee. from the Contingency Fund installed on my vehicle? for a replacement transponder See the box on page 9 for so early in the year. A: Yes; vehicles with a tran- when a resident’s vehicle or other noteworthy E&R policy sponder will have access to all headlamp with a transponder changes and clarifications. Bylaws three gates (Georgia Avenue, is replaced. Residents with For the full E&R policies and Two resolutions recom- Connecticut and Norbeck). a transponder on their procedures document, visit mending amendments to the The operational hours at the vehicle will be responsible for (residents.lwmc.com) and click LWCC bylaws failed to pass. gates are not expected to informing Security when they on the Education and Recreation The bylaw changes would have change. dispose of that vehicle. folder in the Resource Center. allowed advisory committees 8 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 anyone outside the resident’s • Plan on arriving 15 minutes tions about the community

household. early to the meeting and meetings may email (sspc@

Sign-Up➤ staying for the whole lwmc.com) or call (240-560- from page 1 About the Meetings two-hour session. 5794) and leave a message, is limited to 100 volunteers per When participants arrive and someone will respond as meeting. at the meeting, they will be Residents who have ques- soon as possible. Sign-up for the meetings assigned randomly to one of begins Monday, Feb. 10, at about 10 small groups. 9 a.m. and continues until A facilitator will pose a GOOD TO KNOW: E&R POLICY all volunteer slots and an series of Leisure World-re- CHANGES AND UPDATES alternate list are filled. lated questions to the Sign up for a meeting by each group. Developed by by Leisure World News emailing ([email protected]) consultants from GMU, or calling (240-560-5794) the questions aim to better he Education and Recreation Department has made some and leaving a message understand the information T changes and clarifications to its policies and procedures that beginning Monday, Feb. 10, that has already been gath- residents, particularly those involved in a club, group or organization at 9 a.m. Include in your ered from the focus groups, at Leisure World, may find useful to know. These include: email or phone message your resident survey and other data • food and alcohol in Clubhouse II – The policy now full name, home address, collected in the strategic plan- includes the words, “Obtaining an appropriate alcohol license name of your mutual, phone ning process. when required by Montgomery County for an event is the number, email address and Every volunteer will be responsibility of the group sponsoring the event.” the session you would like to strongly encouraged to partic- • recognized Club, Group or Organizations (RCGOs) – An attend. Messages sent before ipate in the discussion, and RCGO must “…promote the well-being of Leisure World resi- 9 a.m. on Feb. 10 will not be the GMU anticipates these dents. [The RCGO] must not conflict with local or national laws.” accepted. discussions will be lively. • RCGO membership – “Non-resident members [of an RCGO] Residents who reserve a The community meetings may not invite guests to any RCGO activities.” spot at one of the meetings have a few ground rules: • RCGO meetings – Meetings open to all of the RCGO’s will be notified and will members must also be open to all Leisure World residents in receive a ticket in the mail to • Any resident living at order for the room rental fee to be waived. bring for their admission to Leisure World, except for • for-profit commercial activity – With some exceptions, the meeting. Ticketholders SSPC members and their for-profit commercial activity is not permitted in the clubhouses. are also required to bring families, may volunteer to For details on this policy, see page 8. RCGO-sponsored fund- their Leisure World ID to the participate. raising activity in which money raised is retained by the RCGO meeting. Attendance at the • Only one person per house- or directed to a charitable organization is still permitted in meeting is non-transferable to hold may participate. the clubhouses.

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 9 THOUGHTS & OPINIONS: From Our Residents CLEAN UP DOG I hope this letter serves as an incentive for people who don’t WASTE pick up dog waste. Let’s keep our A Few Things to Remember community clean and healthy. am writing to all Leisure Relevance: Make sure that your submission is relevant to – Marita Buscher I World dog owners. I own two the LW community as a whole and not to just dogs. I spend time walking them one person, mutual, or organization. on our wonderful Broadwalk; SMOKING BANS Respect: Remember that your opinion is about ideas, not most dog owners follow the laws individuals, and please avoid personal attacks. of Maryland and Leisure World. am a resident of Leisure World and deeply concerned Brevity: Being concise will ensure that your opinion will We have some owners of big I have maximum impact. dogs who do not pick up after about mutuals trying to pass Accuracy: Document all factual assertions. Opinions that their dogs; some mutuals have smoking bans inside residents’ are backed up with facts are more powerful, but even installed trash bins for homes. I know their intentions only if the facts are accurate. dog waste, making cleanup by are good, however, an extreme owners easy. But, still, perhaps, overreach. Federal, state and Ownership: All submissions are subject to editing but you some residents forget to pick up county law does not regulate will have the opportunity to approve the edits their dog’s waste. smoking inside private before publication. I am one of the residents who homes. This is a slippery carry a large bag to pick up waste slope to other intrusive laws. Opinions are strictly those of the writers. Thoughts and Opinions is that was not properly picked Our property values could be maintained by the Communications Advisory Committee. up by neighbors, morning, hurt. I am a non-smoker! Many afternoon and night. This is mutuals meet during daytime SUBMITTING AN ITEM unacceptable. It is a health issue hours when some residents are and needs to be addressed. This at work, precluding attendance TO THOUGHTS & OPINIONS matter cannot be ignored. and voicing their opinion. – Timothy Mills 1. Submissions must be emailed to ([email protected]) or delivered to the LW News Office. 2. Receipt of submissions will be confirmed by email or telephone. 3. Submissions must state the writer’s name, address, telephone number, and email address, if any, but if the material is published, it will include only the writer’s name. 4. LW News cannot guarantee when or if a submission will be published. 5. To view the full Leisure World News Guidelines, sign in to (residents.lwmc.com) and click on Documents, then select the Advisory and Special Committees folder, and click the Communications folder. GOOD TO KNOW: PLACING A CLASSIFIED AD by Kathleen Brooks, • Other licensed profes- Leisure World News sionals are encouraged to include a Maryland business hether trying to sell or professional license Wsomething, offering a number or business affilia- professional service or looking tion in their ad. for some special item, placing a • Estate, moving and/or classified ad is quick, easy and garage sale ads must have economical. prior approval of the mutual Classified ads are text only, where the sale will be held, no graphics or borders, and LWMC management office can be submitted via email to and the Security and Trans- ([email protected]) at portation office. The Estate/ any time, or dropped off at the Moving/Garage Sale applica- Leisure World News office in tion form is available at the Clubhouse I, Monday through Administration Building, or Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. by calling (301-598-1355). • Licensed healthcare providers (RN, LPN, CNA, For questions about placing GNA, Med Tech) must a classified ad, contact the provide proof of certification Leisure World News office at ADVERTISEMENTS SUPPORT THE NEWSPAPER. by the Maryland Board of ([email protected]) or When you patronize businesses, tell them you saw their Nursing. (301-598-1310). ad in the Leisure World News.

10 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 Celebrating ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR IN THE COMMUNITY

SUDHA BAXTER SUE HEYMAN RICK WINKLER RE Licensed Former Mont. Co. Teacher CPA MD & DC Seniors Specialist RE Licensed 202-368-8536 MD RE Licensed MD & DC 301-580-5556 301-404-3105 In 2019 We Did Over 50 Transactions! SILVER SPRING • 11815 Gordon Road Dear Reader, • 408 Scott Drive Last year was a busy and productive one. Because of our vast • 1190 Rainbow Drive • 16005 Wallingford experience, we also list, sell, & consult on properties in the • 12037 Dalewood surrounding Metro area for neighbors, past clients, & those ROCKVILLE • 16509 George Washington moving to the community. Our current listings are detailed in • 15307 Manor Village this paper’s classifieds under “Real Estate for Sale.” Here are BURTONSVILLE • 15128 Red Cedar Drive some of our outside 2019 listings and consults. There were ten • 3912 Halton Hall properties in Silver Spring, Rockville, Burtonsville and Laurel. LAUREL • 7324 Breckenridge

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 11 EVENTS & Entertainment ■ Arts in Motion (AIM) ■ Education and Recreation Department Feb. 14: Enjoy Jazz with Feb. 19: Tenor Performs Your Valentine Classical to Jazz by Grace C. Cooper tine’s evening. n Wednesday, Feb. 19, at National Opera and the D.C. Tickets are $25 (checks only, 7 p.m., in the Clubhouse Opera Project. As well, he IM presents the dynamic jazz payable to AIM) and are on sale O II auditorium, tenor Kelvin presently serves as president artist Jeri Frye on Valentine’s at the Clubhouse I E&R office. A Page presents a program of of Ben Holt Memorial Branch Day, Friday, Feb. 14, in the Tickets include light snacks. AIM vocal music from of the National Clubhouse I Crystal Ballroom. members may reserve a table classical works Association of Frye performed for for eight or 10. Open to spirituals Negro Musicians, AIM this past summer tables are available for to jazz. He is is on its national and the audience gave other guests. accompanied by board of direc- her round after round Doors open at William E. Jones. tors, and serves of standing applause 4:45 p.m., snacks are This perfor- as minister of while calling for her to served at 5 p.m. and mance is music at Trinity return to Leisure World. What a the concert begins at 6 p.m. Get co-sponsored by Episcopal Church wonderful concert for this Valen- your tickets now. the Washington in Washington, ■ Sock Hop Group Performing Arts D.C. He holds a (WPA) and the bachelor’s of arts E&R Department degree in vocal and is part of the Kelvin Page, courtesy photo performance from Feb. 15: Come Dance WPA’s Enriching the University of Experiences. Enriching Expe- the District of Columbia. with the Sock Hoppers riences program promotes Jones frequently has lifelong learning and social appeared as an accompa- oin the Sock Hop Group at its room. Live band Groove Quest engagement for adult audi- nist with numerous area next dance on Saturday, Feb. will perform from 7-10 p.m., and J ences through immersive arts performing chorales and 15, from 7-10 p.m. in Clubhouse dance lessons will be given from experiences. Events include choirs. He has taught music II. 6:30-7 p.m. interactive music and dance and musical theater at The price of admis- The cost is $10, performances, workshops Philander Smith College, sion is $5. Sodas and with sodas and water and intergenerational activ- Howard University, the water are provided, but provided. Alcoholic ities that spark curiosity and University of the District participants can also beverages can be self-growth in the arts. of Columbia and the Duke bring their own snacks purchased at the bar. Tickets for this perfor- Ellington High School of the and beverages. “Take Dancers are welcome to mance are $7 per person and Arts; and currently teaches Two Entertainment” will provide bring snacks. See you there! are on sale in both clubhouse music in Prince George’s great dance music. For questions concerning the E&R offices. Please bring County Public Schools. He And then come enjoy Sock Sock Hop Group, contact Doug your Leisure World ID. is director of music at Sixth Hop Live on Saturday, March 7, Brasse at (301-448-8708). Presbyterian Church in in the Clubhouse I Crystal Ball- – Abigail B. Murton About the Performers Washington, D.C. and pres- Page is a teaching artist ident of the Artist Group of ■ Ballroom Dance Club for WPA and performs Washington, an arts advo- recitals through its Enriching cacy organization. Jones has Experiences program. He a bachelor’s of music degree Feb. 22: Come Dance also performs with local and master’s of music degree performing arts organiza- in vocal performance from to the Helmut Licht Trio tions like the Washington Howard University. by Ida Leong Suggested attire is dressy, with jackets and ties for the ance to the music of gentlemen and dressy outfits for PLEASE, NO CASH DBallroom Dance Club’s the ladies. Although the dance The E&R offices in Clubhouse I and II do favorite, The Helmut Licht is post-Valentine’s Day, dancers not accept cash payment for programs Group, on Saturday, Feb. 22, may want to add a dash of red to or activities it sponsors. Payment can from 7:30-10:30 p.m. in the their attire. be made by check payable to LWMC. Clubhouse I Crystal Ballroom. Make reservations no later Or, if $10 or more, payment can also be Doors open at 7:15 p.m. than Thursday, Feb. 20, made with a credit card (MasterCard, A cash bar is available and with Hal Freeman at either Visa or Discover). When paying for guests may bring snacks. The ([email protected]) or (301- programs or events sponsored by Leisure World clubs cost to attend is $10 for Club 438-7513). And then put on and organizations, payment can only be made by check, members and $15 for non-mem- your dancing shoes and come payable to that club or organization. bers and guests. out for a fun evening! 12 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ LW Association for African American Culture (LWAAAC) Feb. 25: Reenactments Honor Black History by Patricia Means time to resurrect the world of women in their WAAAC is pleased to African homeland, Middle L present a two-fold event, Passage experience and “The FREED Presentation” enslavement in the U.S. and “Harriet Tubman: “Harriet Tubman: Defender and Fight for Defender and Fight for Freedom,” as part of its Black Freedom” is an electri- History Month program on fying and captivating Tuesday, Feb. 25, from 2-5 one-woman dramatic p.m., in Clubhouse II. performance depicting Admission is free, but regis- how a humble but steely, tration is required and is avail- courageous woman sets At left, FREED, photo courtesy the African American Civil War Museum. At right, Eunice able Tuesday, Feb. 11, through out against all odds to Lewis Seagraves as Harriet Tubman, courtesy photo Monday, Feb. 24, by stopping escape from slavery. by the Clubhouse I E&R office The performance depicts her D.C. The women came together Bobbie Coles as the Nameless or by calling the office at (301- selfless desire to help others after dressing in period attire Faceless Woman of the Civil 598-1300). Free will offerings to freedom from the horrible at an event commemorating War. are accepted at the event. institution of slavery. the establishment of the U.S. Seagraves made her stage Through narrative and song, Bureau of Colored Troops debut with the national touring About the Presentations Eunice Lewis Seagraves as during the Civil War. The company of the Broadway “The FREED Presentation” Tubman reveals the Defender’s group focuses on resurrecting play “The Wiz” in the roles of is a revisit to the past with the pain and elation as a deter- characters from the middle of Aunt Em and Glinda, the Good Female RE-Enactors of Distinc- mined and formidable leader the 19th century to draw atten- Witch. She has been known for tion (FREED) donned in period freeing people from the binds tion to black women’s struggle her portrayal of Tubman since dress and recreating the lives of slavery. for freedom. 2016 and has performed in of black women that textbooks FREED performers include the role more than 30 times have overlooked or forgotten to About the Performers Christine Bennett as Harriet at local and national stages, acknowledge or are unknown. FREED was founded in 2005 Ann Jacobs, Patricia A. Tyson churches, universities and The cast lends its voices as an auxiliary organization as Hallie Quinn Brown and 55+ communities. in monologues and dramatic of the African American Civil actions as they step back in War Museum in Washington, NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC ■ Education and Recreation Department Piotr Gajewski Conductor Feb. 15: Pam Parker Trio: A Tribute to Jazz BLACK he E&R Department T brings the Washington, PIONEERS OF D.C., jazz scene to Leisure World when jazz vocalist Pam Parker returns to take the CLASSICAL stage on Saturday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. in the Clubhouse II auditorium. MUSIC Parker is a frequent performer at Blues Alley and SAT, FEB 22 Twins Jazz. The Washington 8PM Post’s Express Night Out has described her singing as a TICKETS $29–$79 blend of “Billie’s precision KIDS 7–17 FREE with Aretha’s brand of soul” and her voice as a “combi- nation of sweet tone” and Pam Parker, courtesy photo “spot-on vibrato.” Melissa White Violin Parker also co-hosts a “When life gives you lemons, women’s radio collective make lemonade.” Music Center at Strathmore called Sophie’s Parlor on Tickets for this perfor- 5301 Tuckerman Lane D.C.’s WPFW 89.3 FM and, to mance are $9 per person and North Bethesda date, has recorded four CDs, on sale in both clubhouse Free Parking including “The Lemonade E&R offices. Project,” which was inspired Please bring your Leisure by her mom and the adage, World ID. NATIONALPHILHARMONIC.ORG | 301.581.5100

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 13 ■ Fireside Forum YOUR FLOORING PROFESSIONALS March 1: Female Spies SINCE 1985 from the Civil War to Modern Times Exclusively at FLOORMAX by Jonas Weiss He will bring attendees up-to- date with the latest accused n Sunday, March 1, Fred Russian spy, Maria Butina, who Kid-proof! Pet-proof! Water-proof! O Edwords, a member may have been acting on behalf On sale starting at of the American Humanist of Vladimir Putin. His presen- Association and a volunteer at tation is an interesting explora- the Smithsonian Natural History tion of spying in the history of * Museum, returns to Leisure warfare. $999 World to tell the stories of female spies. About the Presenter INSTALLED The program is at Edwords has been any kitchen, family room or 2:30 p.m. in Club- executive director of the active room up to 10’x12’ house II, and Rosalind American Humanist Kipping is the host for Association, editor of (*See store for details and selection.) the speaker. the Humanist magazine and national director About the Program of the United Coali- • In-home consultation Fred Edwords, cour- Some female spies tesy photo tion of Reason. As a • Pad upgrade have had sexual rela- continuing voice for FREE• Standard furniture moving tions with the enemy, humanist ideas over the and even carried out past 40 years, he has assassinations or relayed appeared on national and information that led to local radio and television battlefield deaths. Such and has lectured in North actions are not unique America, Europe and to female spies; they India. are characteristic of the whole Edwords is now a member Whole House of Incredibly spying enterprise. Edwords will of the adjunct faculty of the mention how some of these Humanist Institute, the historian Soft & Durable Nylon Carpet women responded to such of the American Humanist Asso- ethical questions, but will leave ciation, and is on the Broader Starting at it to the audience to decide Social Impacts Committee of where right and wrong lie. Human Origins at the Smithso- * Edwords will cover spies for nian Museum of Natural History. $1999 the Confederacy, the Union and He is also director of planned American forces abroad, as well giving for the Humanist Founda- INSTALLED as French, German and Russian tion of the American Humanist % spies. He will include a vindi- Association. (Includes FREE delivery and pad.) cation of Mata Hari in World Free Fireside Forum programs PRICE Up to 800 sq. ft. GUARANTEE War I and the astonishing story are made possible by donations of American-born dancer and from Leisure World clubs and (*See store for details and selection.) singer Josephine Baker in World organizations and individual War II. residents. Aspen Hill Center GUARANTEE Coming in 2020 13629 Connecticut Ave. % The E&R Department is pleased to provide the following programs. (301) 460-4100 Feb. 15, 7 p.m. Pam Parker Trio

WWW.FLOORMAXFLOORS.COM *See store for details Feb. 19, 7 p.m. Kelvin Page, tenor, with William Jones, accompanist March 6, 2 p.m. Stephanie Daily – Back to Broadway $250 OFF! March 17, 7 p.m. Ocean – Celtic music PRICE March 23, 2 p.m. Double Play – flute and tuba *Any Purchase of $3000 orGUARANTEE More! % March 28, 7 p.m. A Diva Making History *Limited time only, cannot be combined with any April 17, 2 p.m. Steve Friedman – Revivals: The Broadway other offer. Must be presented at time of purchase. Cash Cow April 19, 7 p.m. TransAtlantic Duo with Vladimir Fridman Carpet | Hardwood | Ceramic | PRICE Watch Leisure World News for more information on these GUARANTEE % Laminate | Vinyl and other upcoming programs throughout the year.

14 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) March 5: Ancient and Modern Wonders – Egypt and the Nile by Fred Shapiro

n November 2019, I husband and wife Maurice Zeeman and Dianne Bradley embarked on an epic journey to Egypt, including a weeklong cruise on the Nile River. The Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) has sched- uled Bradley to present her photos and experiences from the trip on Thursday, March 5, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse I. The presentation is free, but At left, husband and wife Maurice Zeeman and Dianne Bradley visit the Egyptian pyramids. At right, Bradley rides a camel residents are requested to in Egypt. Photos by Dianne Bradley register beginning Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 8:30 a.m. by either and their cruise on the Nile, for Understanding Intercul- the Nile, this is your chance stopping by the Clubhouse stopping to visit ancient tural Exchange headquar- to see the ancient marvels as I E&R office or calling treasures as well as observing tered in Washington, D.C. well as the modern changes (301-598-1300). modern-day life in Egypt. Both Bradley and Zeeman made in the country by the Through their photos, Learn about the importance have been to all 50 states, Egyptians. journey with them as they of the Aswan Dam, as well and Bradley has been to all take you to Cairo where as how shopping, security, seven continents. For information on all CLL history can be traced back housing and transportation If you have never seen the courses and lectures, visit to 5,000 B.C. Take in the differ markedly from the U.S. pyramids or traveled down (www.cllmd.com). fabled Pyramids of Giza and the iconic Sphinx. Travel About the Photographers to Luxor, known in ancient Zeeman and Bradley enjoy times as Thebes, visiting the traveling both locally and vast West Bank necropolis internationally. Their interest and Valley of the Kings in other countries was height- with hundreds of pharaonic ened as they hosted a dozen tombs and temples and their exchange students over the well-preserved carvings, years from Japan, Germany, drawings and hieroglyphics. Greece, Albania, China and This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed This Photo by Unknown Author is Visit temples and museums Russia. When they weren’t that contain numerous traveling in other countries, *Showroom Grand Opening* historic treasures. they were able to experi- In addition to delving ence and share this country for into Egypt’s extensive past, through the eyes of youth observe everyday Egyptian from around the world. life unfolding as you “join” Bradley now serves on the them on their visit to Cairo Board of Trustees for Youth

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 15 ■ Education and Recreation Department March 6: Stephanie Dailey & Company – ‘Back to Broadway’ n Friday, March 6, at 2 that will surprise you. Also, in audiences in the Wash- Op.m., in the Clubhouse I recognition of Women’s History ington, D.C., metropolitan Crystal Ballroom, take a musical Month, the performance will area for more than 15 years walk down memory lane with highlight how women have and has performed multiple Stephanie Dailey & Company’s contributed to the Broadway one-woman shows at Jojo’s in “Back to Broadway” show. musical genre. Washington, D.C., Normandie Come hear – and sing along Don’t miss this exciting and Farms in Potomac, Maryland, with – songs from famous fun look at the Broadway stage and Cafe Italia in Arlington, Broadway musicals you know so that will leave you wanting more! Virginia. Her latest CD is well. Vocalist and dancer Steph- Tickets for the performance “Stephanie Dailey - On the anie Dailey will be accompanied are $6 per person and go on sale Move.” by jazz pianist Wayne Wilentz, on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 8:30 a.m. Wilentz, a pianist, who has performed previously at in both clubhouse E&R offices. keyboardist, composer and Leisure World. Please bring your Leisure arranger, is a highly regarded Dailey, in costume, will give World ID. jazz musician who is known for you the scoop on plot lines and his versatility and vast reper- Performer Stephanie Dailey, right, behind-the-scenes tidbits about About the Performers toire as well as his expertise in and pianist Wayne Wilentz, left. Broadway musicals and stars Dailey has been entertaining Brazilian music. Courtesy photo ■ Education and Recreation Department ■ Foundation of Leisure World March 17: Quartet Performs Celtic Music for Ancient Moderns n Tuesday, March 17, at accordion will have your spirit Education and Recre- O7 p.m. in the Clubhouse soaring and your toes tapping, ation Department and II auditorium, celebrate St. while you sing along with songs the Foundation of Patrick’s Day with Ocean that stretch back for centuries. Leisure World. Tickets Celtic Quartet. Ocean, the There be songs from Scotland, are $15 per person and Washington, D.C., area’s award- Ireland and other Celtic nations, go on sale on Tuesday, winning Celtic ensemble, will along with award-winning, Feb. 11, at 8:30 a.m., present a program of traditional original compositions by band- in both clubhouse E&R and original music. leader Jennifer Cutting. offices. Please bring Ocean’s soaring vocals, fiery This outstanding perfor- your Leisure World ID. fiddle tunes and rollicking button mance is co-sponsored by the About the Quartet Ocean Celtic Quartet, left to right: Sean Heely, Ocean Celtic Quartet Christine Noyes, Jennifer Cutting and Stephen members include Winick, courtesy photo FAMILY FOOT & ANKLE bandleader Jennifer Cutting (accordion and piano); in Washington, D.C., George ASSOCIATES OF MARYLAND Chris Noyes (vocals and guitar); Mason University in Fairfax, Sean Heely Virginia, and Davis and (fiddle); and tradi- Elkins College in Elkins, Dr. Michael Frank tional singer and West Virginia. folklorist Stephen Dr. Marc Goldberg Winick (vocals and About the Foundation percussion). The Foundation The Quartet of Leisure World is a Dr. Adam Lowy performs at area 501(c)(3) organization venues like Black- that was established for 3 Convenient Locations Rock Center for health, educational and Minutes from Leisure World the Performing Arts in German- cultural purposes. town, Cellar Stage in Baltimore, Contributions to the Founda- OLNEY KENSINGTON SILVER SPRING Strathmore Music Hall in tion may be claimed as deduc- Oland Professional Center Family Foot & Ankle Associates of Maryland Colewood Centre Rockville and at the Southern tions on income tax returns to 3408 Olandwood Ct. Suite 204 3930 Knowles Ave Suite 202 10801 Lockwood Dr. Suite 260 Olney, MD 20832 Kensington, MD 20895 Silver Spring, MD 20901 Maryland Celtic Festival in the extent permitted by law. (301) 924-5044 (301) 942-8110 (301)439-0300 Prince Frederick. If your club or organization All members are experienced has a need, email the Foun- www.MarylandFeet.com teachers and have taught at dation at (foundation@lwmc. George Washington University com). 16 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Garden and Environmental Club ■ Italian Social and Cultural Club Feb. 10: ‘A Man Named Feb. 23: ‘Marriage Pearl’ Italian Style’ n Monday, Feb. 10, the by Flo Merola O Garden and Environmental Club shows the award-winning n Sunday Feb. 23, film “A Man Named Pearl” (2006, Othe Italian Social and 1 hour 18 minutes, documentary, Cultural Club shows the rated G) at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse I. film “Marriage Italian Style” The documentary is an (1964, 1 hour 42 minutes, inspiring story about a man comedy/drama/romance, whose unlikely rise to prom- Italian with English inence began with a bigoted subtitles, not rated) at 2 p.m. remark about African-Americans in the Clubhouse I Crystal and their yards. Coffee, tea and Ballroom. homemade desserts will be served Filomena (Sophia Loren) before, during and after the meeting. was working in a brothel – Jean DeSchriver when she first met Domenico (Marcelo Mastroianni) and ■ Hispanos de Leisure World has been his mistress ever since. Upon hearing that he plans to marry a much attend for free by joining the younger woman, Filomena Club now at the half-year Feb. 14: ‘Carancho’ devises a brilliant scheme to membership rate of $6. by Carlota Goldenberg convince him that it is her Advance registration he should be marrying. A for the film is required. he Hispanos de Leisure volcanic battle of the sexes Members can make a reser- TWorld present the film ensues. vation by contacting Barbara “Carancho” (2010, 1 hour “Marriage Italian Style” is Kaminski at (301-847-9313) 47 minutes, crime/drama/ considered one of the most or (bkaminski0064@gmail. romance/thriller, Spanish with famous and funniest Italian com). English subtitles, not rated) on comedies of all time. The film Non-members can make Friday, Feb. 14, at 3 p.m., in received Academy Award their checks payable to the Clubhouse I. nominations for best foreign Italian Social and Cultural A serious car accident places language film and best actress. Club and mail them to together a doctor and an Delicious desserts, coffee Barbara Kaminski at (15107 attorney working with a critically and tea will be served prior Interlachen Dr., Apt. 324, wounded driver. The doctor is to viewing the film. The film Silver Spring, MD 20906). trying to save the patient and showing is free for members The last day to make or the attorney has his mind on and $5 for non-members, cancel a reservation is the patient and the insurance however; non-members may Wednesday, Feb. 19. company’s money. either from the insurance The ‘carancho’ is a bird of company or the victim. prey that attacks and feeds on The movie presentation is wounded animals. This is the free and open to all residents name given to attorneys that and their guests. Coffee, tea and follow and sometimes stage cookies are available after the an accident in order to collect movie. 2020 Movie Schedule Sponsored by the E&R Department Movies are FREE and shown for your enjoyment in the Clubhouse II auditorium, though you will need a ticket. Please pick up your tickets (limit two per person) on the date indicated below at either Clubhouse I or II. Please bring your Leisure World ID; and remember tickets can go fast. Show Date & Time Movie Tickets Available Feb. 13, 1 p.m. Gloria Bell LIMITED Feb. 23, 2 p.m. Green Book Feb. 11 March 19, 1 p.m. Toni Morrison: Feb. 25 The Pieces I Am March 29, 2 p.m. Second Act March 10 April 16, 1 p.m. Breakthrough March 24 Movies are subject to change.

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 17 ■ Education and Recreation Department Physician’sChoice Sunday Afternoon at the Movies HEARING SERVICES Feb. 23: ‘Green Book’ Hearing is one of the joys of life. Don’t neglect it! he E&R Department Italian American Tony “Lip” T is pleased to present Vallelonga, through the Jim “Sunday Afternoon at the Crow south of the 1960s. Movies.” The movies are As they drive, they use shown at 2 p.m. in the the “Negro Motorist Green Clubhouse II auditorium. Book,” a travel guide created On Sunday, Feb. by Victor H. Green, 23, the featured that enabled film is “Green African-American Book” (2018, two motorists to find hours 10 minutes, lodgings, restau- biography/comedy/ rants and safe drama, rated passage through the PG-13 for thematic segregated South. content, language Although from From left: Kathryn Balestino-Estes, AuD., Dr. Heather Schwartzbauer, M.D., Allyson Bull, AuD., Dr. Nicholas Mehta, M.D., Dr. Cynthia Chrosniak, M.D. including racial disparate back- epithets, smoking, grounds, through We have a team of audiology doctors and some violence their shared experi- and suggestive ence on the concert otolaryngology physicians who work together material). tour, the two forge in two convenient locations to help you. Free tickets, limit two per a deep friendship. person, are required and Shirley is depicted can be obtained beginning by Mahershala Ali, and MEET OUR AUDIOLOGISTS Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 8:30 Vallelonga by Viggo Dr. Kathryn Balestino-Estes and Dr. Allyson Bull a.m. in either clubhouse E&R Mortensen. office. Please bring your Sunday movie screenings Leisure World ID. are for your enjoyment; there Based on actual events, is no charge. Be sure to pick • Comprehensive and • Solutions to fit your hearing the film depicts the road up your ticket(s) in advance personalized evaluations needs, lifestyle, and budget trip of African-American if you plan to attend. Please • T he latest digital hearing • Ma ny insurance plans offer concert and jazz pianist Dr. note that no one will be instruments from leading hearing aid benefits Donald Shirley and his driver, seated after 2 p.m. manufacturers ■ Jewish Residents of Leisure World

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 19 HEALTH & Fitness ■ Compassion and Choices Medical Center Feb. 11: Organ, Tissue Onboards Nurse and Whole Body Practitioner Donation – Fact vs. Myth ertified registered nurse practitioner C Lemolls Johny has joined the MedStar by Rosalind Kipping educate our future doctors and Health medical center and is seeing move research forward. patients on weekdays in the specialty area ll residents are welcome The meeting is the first of of the building. A at the Compassion the 2020-2021 season. The Johny specializes in providing primary and and Choices meeting on Group’s new fiscal year began long-term care nurse practitioner services to Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 2 p.m. in on Oct. 1, 2019. Annual dues adults. Clubhouse I. are $5 and members’ support To schedule an appointment with her, call Anna-Maria Roache of the makes possible the materials the medical center’s main number at (301- Lemolls Johny, Washington Regional Trans- found on the Group’s resource 598-1590) and press option 1 to schedule photo courtesy plant Community will present tables. an appointment, and press 1 to schedule an MedStar Health a PowerPoint program and Residents are not required appointment with primary care. talk about the great need for to be members to receive –Leisure World News individuals to donate their the Group’s benefits, but the organs and body tissues for Group hopes they will support ■ Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) the use of others, when they the end-of-life education effort don’t need them anymore. provided. Roache will explain the Come early to the meeting process and answer attendees’ to review materials on a Feb. 26: Nurse Teaches questions. Give the gift of life. variety of end-of-life issues Medical schools and provided on the resource How Diet Can Boost research institutions also tables and take away whatever need whole body donations. is of interest to you. Rosalind Kipping will provide Rosalind Kipping is avail- Your Health information on how to make able at (rozkipping@comcast. by Fred Shapiro also how to assist your body to a whole body donation. Help net) or (301-598-4171). internally balance itself to do orking with the theme the work it was designed to do. W “you are what you eat,” The Center for Lifelong About the Presenter Fit Body and Mind Learning (CLL) presents a Jones is a nurse liaison with program entitled “Seniors Jewish Social Service Agen- Caring For Self” by registered cy’s Premier Homecare and nurse and certified health graduated from Institute for and wellness coach Integrative Nutrition Gwendolyn C. Jones as a certified health on Wednesday, and wellness coach in Feb. 26, at 2 p.m. in 2014. Clubhouse I. Her interest in The program is health and wellness free, but residents are started as a child as she requested to register witnessed her grand- for it beginning Gwendolyn C. mother’s homemade Tuesday, Feb. 11, at Jones, photo by remedies that kept her 8:30 a.m. by stopping Fred Shapiro family healthy. She by the Clubhouse I is currently writing E&R office or by calling (301- wellness books for seniors 598-1300) to assure adequate on healthy lifestyle and aging seating. gracefully. Discover how adding phyto- As a senior herself, Jones is Members of the newly formed Fitness Club learn line dancing nutrients – such as those found encouraging others to look and steps to strengthen cognition, memory and movement at a raw foods and plants – to a feel good about themselves and meeting on Jan. 22. meal can help boost health to to lead successful, happier and The 45 attendees also learned about ‘proprioception,’ or the a level of wellness that leads healthier lives. perception of the position and movement of the body. For more to a more vibrant and youthful information about the Club or to join, email Pat McConnell at lifestyle, and how making For information on all CLL ([email protected]). Photo by Pat McConnell smoothies is a tasty and easy courses and lectures, visit way to achieve this boost. Learn (www.cllmd.com). 20 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Cannabis 101 Club ■ Stroke Support Group Feb. 20: Register for Feb. 18: Memory Game he Stroke Support Group meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 18, Tfeatures a presentation by Patricia Dubroof, senior aging Medical Cannabis specialist from Assisting Hands Home Care. by Carminetta Verner The meeting is from 1-2 p.m. in Clubhouse II and all resi- dents are welcome. Dubroof will teach attendees how to play he Maryland Medical Cannabis a free memory and communication game that they can then TCommission (MMCC) is the state personalize to use with their loved ones at home. government agency that approves applications To RSVP for the meeting or for more information about the for patients and caregivers to purchase Group, contact president Amy Boltz at (1-248-652-0304). cannabis at licensed dispensaries in Maryland. – Amy Boltz As a service to the community, the Cannabis 101 Club registers residents on a periodic basis with the MMCC. The Club’s next regis- tration day is Thursday, Feb. 20. The number of applicants that can be registered is limited. Health & Fitness In Brief If interested in this service, email Carminetta Verner at ([email protected]) with your name, phone number and email Al-Anon Meeting: Al-Anon (for family and friends address as soon as possible to receive further instructions, or call affected by alcoholism) meets Fridays at 2 p.m. at Our Lady her at (630-699-1629) after 10 a.m. of Grace Church Parish Center, near Leisure World. Enter through the back door (15661 Norbeck Blvd., Silver Spring). ■ Health Advisory Committee For more information, call Bridget at (301-598-3043). Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): Newcomers welcome. (If outside Leisure World, check in at the main gate.) Meet- Boost Drivers’ Safety ings are Mondays at noon (Step Meeting) and Thursdays at 6 p.m. (Big Book) in Clubhouse I. For questions, contact Laurie at (240-558-4454). and Longevity Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support: The Alzheimer’s by Sandra McLeskey bilitation specialist who can Support Group meets the first and third Wednesday of each assess a person’s driving ability month at 3 p.m. in The Inter-Faith Chapel library. For more s people age, they and determine if equipment information, call Sunny at (301-438-2446). Aexperience subtle changes or training could improve the Bereavement Support Group: If your spouse or long- in their vision, physical person’s driving. The common term partner died in the recent past, you may be eligible functioning and cognitive skills. goal, for everyone, is to promote to participate in a twice-monthly bereavement support These changes may eventually the safety of the individual as group that meets every other Tuesday, 2-3:30 p.m., in the affect the way they drive. well as the safety of others on conference room at MedStar Health, 3305 N. Leisure World On Tuesday, March 3, at the road. Blvd. CaringMatters sponsors group meetings. Registra- 10:30 a.m. in Clubhouse I, tion and a phone conversation with Jim Rossi, director of Dr. Gina Pervall, chief of the About the Presenters adult bereavement at CaringMatters, is required before Medical Advisory Board for Pervall has more than 25 attending. If interested, please call Jim at (301-990-0854). the Maryland Department of years of clinical experience and Fitness Center: One of the Fitness Center’s personal Transportation Motor Vehicle is a medical expert in the field trainers leads a free orientation tour of the Fitness Center Administration (MDOT MVA) of transportation. She serves on the second Tuesday of every month at 2 p.m. Learn how and Carol Wheatley, occupa- under appointment of the to use the equipment and facilities. Registration is not tional therapist and driver reha- Secretary of the Department of required. bilitation specialist at Medstar Transportation (DOT) as chair- Free Blood Pressure Testing: Come to Clubhouse I Health, will discuss age-related person for the Federal Motor for free blood pressure testing, available on the first and changes and some methods to Carrier Safety Administration third Tuesdays of the month from 9-11 a.m. enable people to continue to (FMCSA) medical review board. Memory Café: The Memory Café meets the last drive for as long as possible. Her leadership in these posi- Thursday of every month from 2-3:30 p.m. in Clubhouse The talk is free but sign up is tions has been instrumental I. The program provides social engagement for individ- requested to insure adequate in developing guidelines and uals living with early stage memory loss. Registration seating, beginning on Tuesday, regulations adopted by both is required. For more information, call the manager at Feb. 11, at 8:30 a.m. in the Club- MDOT MVA and FMCSA for (240-428-1342) or the National Alzheimer’s Association at house I E&R office. medical fitness-to-drive and (1-800-272-3900) or (TTY: 1-866-403-3073) or visit (www. Adaptive devices and strat- certification of both commer- alz.org). egies to increase driving safety cial and non-commercial Living Better with Parkinson’s: The Living Better can improve a person’s ability to drivers. with Parkinson’s support group was created under the control the vehicle. The Motor Wheatley has been providing auspices of the Parkinson Foundation of the National Vehicle Administration, a divi- driver rehabilitation services Capital Area to provide support to patients suffering from sion of the Maryland Depart- to both novice and experienced Parkinson’s disease (PD) and their families and caregivers. ment of Transportation, has drivers for 20 years. She has The group meets the second Tuesday of the month at 3 p.m. a Driver Wellness and Safety co-authored a textbook chapter in Clubhouse II. Usually there is a presentation by a speaker Unit to review drivers who have and several journal articles on with knowledge about PD, physical therapy or some other medical conditions that may the topic of driving assessments related subject, followed by a period of Q&A. There are no impact their capacity to drive. and training and has presented memberships or fees to pay, and the meetings are open to One possible recommen- at numerous local and national anyone who may be interested. Questions? Contact Ray dation is to see a driver reha- driver safety forums. Weil at (301-598-3447) or ([email protected]). February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 21 CLUBS, GROUPS & Organizations ■ Computer Learning Center Religion and Spirituality Android Help Available Discussion Group onna Copeland, resident and D Computer Learning Center monitor, is available each Monday Forming from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in the Computer by Richard Lederman Learning Center in Clubhouse II to help residents use their Android rganized religion is on the decline in the U.S., yet smartphones and tablets for email, internet and many other O surveys show that what is called “spirituality” is not. useful tasks. While religion and spirituality are not topics of most social Get help with getting started, learn more about familiar capa- gatherings, there are plenty of people who would like to talk bilities or learn new things your device can do. Bring your device about their personal spiritual or religious experiences. for one-on-one, hands-on work. Windows help is also available. What is your understanding of God, the divine, the sacred – Donna Copeland or the transcendent, and how do you experience it in your life? Does ritual play a role in your life, and if so, how does it enhance or inhibit your experience of God? Do you pray, meditate or Feb. 19: Open Forum engage in religious or spiritual practices? The Religion and Spir- ituality Discussion Group is meant to be a forum for exploration of these and other topics. Discussion Group Meets The group meets for the first time informally on Thursday, by Laurie Burdick March 5, at 4:30 p.m. in the lobby of Clubhouse II. For questions or to share your thoughts, contact Richard n open forum discussion group meets on the third Lederman at ([email protected]) or (240-441-8074), or A Wednesday of the month from 1:30-3 p.m. in Clubhouse Jan Skaggs at ([email protected]) or (928-699-4345). II. The next meeting is on Feb. 19. This lively and at times entertaining discussion group is attended by an eclectic group of seniors interested in social events, politics and the world in general. The format allows Society for the Classical attendees to express their opinion without fear of being judged. The group discusses four to five topics over a 90-minute period. Arts Forming Members are always encouraged to bring their own subject to by Maggi Lindley tural collective that explores the the group, and nothing is off the table. universal consciousness found To attend, just show up or contact Rose Arnold at (301-512- esidents who have been in the arts and promotes a better 0871) or ([email protected]), or Laurie Burdick at Rwishing for more interaction understanding of the dynamic (240-558-4454) or ([email protected]). with the classical arts may have influence of the arts in our their wish come true in the near world. ■ Italian Social and Cultural Club future! A group of residents is Club events will include seeking to start a new club called engaging lectures and perfor- The Society for the Classical Arts mances by visiting scholars and Café Cinema Returns of Leisure World. artists, delicious themed culi- by Flo Merola that are available are president, The club will be for all art nary events, exciting field trips, vice president, secretary and lovers and will cover music, poetry and dramatic readings n Sunday, Feb. 23, the treasurer. Those who would dance, theatre, poetry, painting and enriched evenings of lively Italian Social and Cultural like to be a candidate or have and even the culinary arts! It discussion on artistic topics. O Club shows the film “Marriage questions should contact will be the only club devoted For information regarding the Italian Style” starring Sophia membership chair Barbara entirely to the classical arts. formation of this club, contact Loren and Marcelo Mastroianni. Kaminski at (301-847-9313) or Using the great masterpieces The Society for the Classical Arts For details, see (bkaminski0064@ of Western civilization as its at (LW.ARTSGalore@gmail. the Events and gmail.com). foundation, The Society for the com) or call Max Eghbal at Entertainment All members are Classical Arts will be a cross-cul- (301-598-2558). section of this invited to attend publication. board meetings. It is the time They are held on Attention All Clubs of year for Club the first Wednesday members to think about of the month at 1 p.m. in Club- re you president of a club at Leisure World or serve in nominations for 2021-2022 house I. another official role? A board positions, to be filled in Future Club events include Keep in mind that some E&R policies regarding club, group May 2020. The current board Festivale Italiano on March and organization activities have recently changed. See the box members have served for 22 at 5 p.m., a performance by on page 9 for more information, or for a full list of E&R policies several years and are stepping tenor Elio Saccio on April 26, and procedures, visit (residents.lwmc.com) and click on the down in May to make room for at 2 p.m. and a brunch on May Education and Recreation folder in the Resource Center. members with new ideas. 17 at 12:30 p.m. Details will be – Leisure World News The executive board positions forthcoming. 22 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) March 9: Learn About the ‘History of the Guide Dog Movement in the U.S.’ by Fred Shapiro and begins Tuesday, Feb. guide dog Sailor helps 11, at 8:30 a.m. by either her make her way around ook around Leisure World stopping by the Clubhouse the community. He is Land you may see a number I E&R office or calling her sixth guide dog, and of residents walking with a (301-598-1300). they’ve lived in Leisure dog by their side, guiding Hear the fascinating story World together for two them to their destination. The of how the guide dog move- years. Carona has been Center for Lifelong Learning ment came to the U.S., and partnered with guide dogs (CLL) has asked one of these the three larger-than-life since 1979. residents, Jane Carona, to personalities that made it Carona has served for 30 speak about the “History of happen. Learn what guide years as the office manager the Guide Dog Movement in dogs actually do and do not for Guide Dog Users the U.S.” do to aid their blind, visu- Inc., the world’s largest The program is on Monday, ally impaired or otherwise membership and advocacy March 9, at 2 p.m. in Club- disabled partners. organization for people house I. The program is free, Carona speaks from partnered with guide dogs. but registration is required personal experience; her Since five of her dogs were Jane Carona and her guide dog, Sailor, cour- trained at the Seeing Eye, tesy photo the nation’s oldest guide ■ Dog Club dog school, the story of the the guide dog can do to help founding of the Seeing Eye is you in your hour of need, as one that is near and dear to explained from a resident who Feb. 19: Speaker Talks Pet her heart. has benefited herself. Whether you need the services of a guide dog now or For information on all CLL Bereavement at Meeting may in the future, attend this courses and lectures, visit by Pat Duran at the Jan. 15 meeting. program to learn just what (www.cllmd.com). Knowles Apothecary, an he Dog Club hosts Carol independent full service THendler of People. pharmacy in Kensington, Animals. Love. (PAL) at its next works with area vets and meeting on Wednesday, Feb. zoos to provide services to 19, at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse I. pet owners. Chiet explained Hendler will discuss ways how prescriptions from I WILL of dealing with grief over veterinarians are prepared, the loss of a beloved pet. often combining flavors that She presented an have “pet appeal” HEAR overview of the with specific services provided medications, to by PAL at the make the medicine BETTER Club’s November more palatable. meeting. Knowles also THIS YEAR Come and share offers consul- in this conver- tations with sation about nutritionists and an experience clinical herbalists Call today to schedule an appointment! universal to pet to their customers. owners everywhere. Hand- There were plenty of ques- outs will be available with tions from the audience 301.637.7238 relevant area resources. and Chiet answered them The Club extends its heart- with clear and expansive felt condolences to residents explanations. $500 OFF COMPLIMENTARY who have recently lost an an AGX5, 7, or 9 consultation with free clean & check of two-device hearing system your current hearing instruments animal companion. They are Club Information Expires 2/28/20. Expires 2/28/20. steadfast friends always there All residents, whether dog for us with unwavering loyalty owners or not, are invited to and unconditional love. meetings of the Dog Club. Hearing HealthCare, Inc. Any resident interested January Meeting in the Club but unable to Doctors of Audiology Alan Chiet, pharmacist and attend the Feb. 19 meeting Serving the community since 1995 owner of the Knowles Apoth- should contact (Jane.e. Wheaton • 3913 Ferrara Dr | Rockville • 2403 Research Blvd, #100 ecary, treated Club members [email protected]) or to a fascinating presentation (301-598-2131). HearingHealthCareInc.com

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 23 ■ Chinese Club Feb. 14: Highlights of the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Part Two by Stella Shaw in Beijing. The collections of cultural organizations in the these two museums originated Washington Metropolitan area n Friday, Feb. 14, Dr. from the Chinese imperial to deliver seminars focusing on O Yuan Liu returns to collections. art and world cultures. present part two of a talk on As the National Palace Liu has lived in Asia, Europe the highlights of the National Museum in Taipei’s collection and the U.S., and has traveled Palace Museum in Taipei. is so vast, it is both challenging to more than 50 countries Hosted by the Chinese Club, and overwhelming for visitors on six continents. She is also this free talk is from 10-11 to know what to see in the a writer and photographer a.m. in Clubhouse II and all museum – either on a physical who has written many articles residents are welcome. visit or an online virtual tour. on art and cultures, and her The National Palace Museum If time permits, Liu will also recent book, “Touring the in Taipei is one of the largest provide information on other Library of Congress – A World museums of Chinese art in museums in Taipei. of Knowledge,” was selected the world. It has a permanent by committees and readers in Dr. Yuan Liu, courtesy photo collection of nearly 700,000 About the Presenter three “Best Books of the Year” pieces of ancient artifacts and Liu is a neuroscientist and nominations. China last April. Club members artworks, which encompasses served as the Chief of Inter- Many members of the were impressed by her bilingual 8,000 years of Chinese history national Office at one of the Chinese Club are familiar ability and her in-depth knowl- from the Neolithic age to the Institutes at the National Insti- with Liu as she was one of edge on the artifacts in the modern time. The museum tutes of Health for many years. the Smithsonian’s docents exhibition. In addition, she is a shares its roots with the Palace She has been invited by several who guided them through the great speaker. Don’t miss this Museum in the Forbidden City universities in China and many exhibition of the Empresses of opportunity to hear her talk. ■ New Yorkers and Friends Group New Yorkers and Friends Celebrate Diversity by Linda Mahler Potluck 12. The event is open to all Wider Circle, a social services New York is a place where residents and details will be organization in Silver Spring he New Yorkers and more than 800 languages forthcoming. that provides assistance to T Friends is a diverse are spoken and it is the individuals and families tran- group, comprising not only quintessential melting pot of Making a Difference sitioning out of homelessness people from various parts different people and cultures The Group’s mission or fleeing domestic abuse. of New York City, state and coming together to merge and reflects a desire t0 reach out The Group has also made a surrounding suburbs, but also mix. to others in the community, financial donation to the New from a wide range of cultural The Group will recog- so the Group is involved in York-based foundation, Tues- backgrounds. nize each other’s cultural various outreach programs day’s Children, a response On Thursday, Feb. 13, the and ethnic backgrounds and charities. and recovery organization Group hosts a sold-out deli through diversified cuisine The Group will collect new that offers programs and dinner and movie, “Catskills on at an international potluck household and baby items at resources to military families Broadway.” luncheon on Thursday, March the Feb. 13 event to benefit A of the fallen, as they did with those affected by Sept. 11.

Trust Your Doctor with Your Eyes Volunteer Opportunity The Group’s education coordinator, Ruth Becker, Trust Eyeland with Your Eyewear has a team of volunteers who assist with activities at Strathmore Elementary School in Aspen Hill. $150 OFF Residents who would like a pair of to know more about these volunteer opportunities are prescription glasses asked to contact Ruth at ([email protected]) or (301-288-4267). For more information about the Group, contact either co-president Linda 301-871-6454 Mahler at (301-288- Another Happy Customer 4367) or Carole Mund at 13808 Georgia Ave. 1 mile south of LW. (301-598-2768). 24 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Rossmoor Camera Club Feb. 11: Wildlife Photographer Presents ‘Stories Behind the Images’

Photos by Irene Hinke-Sacilotto by Fred Shapiro The print and digital Advanced Digitals Sky”; Julie Friedman, “Burning winners of the Jan. 28 Open 1st place: George Kaye, Bush”; David Mahler, “Navajo he Rossmoor Camera competition are: “Morning After The Storm”; 2nd Winds”; Ingrid Masi, “Ceiling”; T Club’s monthly education place: Larry Mars, “Jellyfish”; Ron Masi, “RR Bridge”; Trenton program is on Tuesday, Feb. Advanced Prints 3rd place: Brenda Gillum, Roudabush, “New Hope, PA.” 11, at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse II. 1st place: George Kaye, “Valley of Fire Landscape”; Photographer Irene “Coming Straight At You”; 2nd Honorable Mentions: Bob Membership Hinke-Sacilotto will give her place: George Kaye, “Jeru- Kaplan, “Benches Flanking The Club has two levels presentation, “A Passion for salem Shofars”; 3rd place: Flowers”; Honorable Mentions: of membership. Members Wildlife Photography, the Larry Mars, “Red Reflections”; Bob Kaplan, “Bow Wave”; who expect to compete in the Stories Behind the Images.” Honorable Mentions: Chuck Steven Kline, “Brooklyn Bridge monthly competitions pay dues Hinke-Sacilotto’s talk is Bress, “Horses, Fog, Fences”; from the Heights”; Stewart of $25 for the year. Residents based on her more than 35 Brenda Gillum, “Teal Duck”; Lillard, “NYC Welder”; Joanne who wish to join the Club to years’ experience photo- Joanne Mars, “Lemon Drop”; Mars, “Myrtle Beach at Sunset”; learn more about photography graphing wildlife and covers Joanne Mars, “Barred Owl”; Joanne Mars, “American Bald but are not interested in the knowledge, strategies, Larry Mars, “Fish Racks.” Eagle.” competing pay dues of $15. techniques and equipment Checks for dues should be required to capture engaging General Prints General Digitals mailed to Woody Shields at photos of animals. 1st place: Ingrid Masi, “Raking”; 1st place: Ingrid Masi, “Room (Rossmoor Camera Club, 3200 All residents are welcome 2nd place: Ingrid Masi, “Rest”; with View”; 2nd place: David N. Leisure World Blvd., Apt. to attend. 3rd place: Ron Masi, “Lake Harris, “Toledo Spain Archway”; 817, Silver Spring, MD 20906). Louise”; Honorable Mentions: 3rd place: Nina Parish, For more information Color Competition Ann Ferren, “Bay of Fires”; “Alhambra Lines”; Honorable about the Camera Club, visit Club members are David Mahler, “Cactus Closeup”; Mentions: Ed Boesch, “Rae Lake (www.rossmoorcameraclub. currently preparing for the Woody Shields, “Eyes of Steel.” Sunset”; Ed Boesch, “Flame com). Tuesday, Feb. 25, competition that will feature photos illus- trating the “color” in them – photos in which the main Kathleen and Eileen Kane subject is predominantly of Honored to Serve You For 35+ Years with one color. Black and white images do not qualify. Cathy Gilmour Real Estate and Proudly Continuing that Kathleen Kane Same High Level of Service with WEICHERT REALTORS® Eileen Kane Members can submit two Assoc. Broker Assoc. Broker each for the print and the digital phases of the compe- UNDER CONTRACT! – BERKELEY – Brick townhouse in ARBOR – 4th Floor in THE PINES, this 1 bedroom + den/ tition. Submit entries to Oxford Ct (Montgomery Mutual), 2 BR, 2 Full and 1 Half bath, Florida dining room has a full bath with newer step-in shower and ce- ([email protected]) by Rm. Addition, new wall to wall carpeting, fresh paint. $181,000 ramic tile plus a separate half bath, living room, bright and clean kitchen. HVAC replaced in 2014. Sellers are offering a one year UNDER CONTRACT! – G Model in FAIRWAYS SOUTH – Love- Monday, Feb. 17. home warranty. $119,900 The competition’s judge is ly views, almost 1,200 sq. ft. of living space include two bedrooms with en suite baths, Living Rm, Dining Rm, Table Space Kitchen, Glass- and highly respected photogra- Screen-Enclosed Balcony. Will be freshly painted and have new wall pher Jill A. Bochicchio, who Free Notary Services w/Eileen to carpeting installed. $183,900 Please call 240-460-8647 is ranked among photogra- phy’s top professionals and has crafted a reputation for Dedication Makes WEICHERT REALTORS® creativity and excellence. The Difference! Office: 301-681-0550 Kathleen: 240-506-6079 | [email protected] | Eileen: 240-460-8647 | [email protected]

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 25 ■ Ceramics Club ■ Rossmoor Art Guild Mom and Daughter Survey Defines Art Duo are Ceramicists Guild’s Priorities of the Month by Meriel Brewer

eramicist of the C month Marguerite Norris decided to keep herself busy by joining the Ceramics Club. Although she has never attended any art classes, with the guidance of other members and instructors she has developed her own technique and creativity. Mother-daughter duo Marguerite Norris A collection of watercolor paintings created by students in Rossmoor Art Most of Norris’ works and Pam Coppage, photo by Dottie Patch Guild’s three-week introductory class line the art studio’s windows in Club- have become gifts for her house I. Photo by Judy Kirkland 13 grandchildren and 25 their assistance provides. great-grandchildren, as well by Judy Kirkland in the studio foyer, and sign-up as gifts for Red Hat group Visit or Join sheets for classes are posted members. Come visit the Club’s t the end of 2019, the inside the art studio at the front Pam Coppage, Marguerite’s display case located near the ARossmoor Art Guild (RAG) of the room. daughter, did take some E&R office in Clubhouse II surveyed members on a variety Popular classes for oils, ceramics classes 40 years ago, during February to view these of topics. The feedback provided acrylics, watercolor and dry but she hadn’t worked on any ladies’ ceramics. Viewers, has given RAG clear insights on media (pencils, pastels, char- pieces since that time until even those with no experi- what matters most to Leisure coal) will continue this session. she joined the Ceramics Club ence, may be inspired to try World’s arts community. Alex Michaels will offer a new two years ago. their hand at something new. RAG’s board is preparing an class: a three-week introduction In addition to the quality The Club’s $10 membership action plan, much of which can to painting with acrylics for time spent working with fee includes the member’s be realized at little or no cost. beginners. her mother that the Club first project with training by The plan will address such Beginners who took last affords her, Coppage enjoys Beth or Janice. They can be needs as expanding storage session’s introduction to water- the friendship and help of reached at (301-598-1312). space and upgrading the studio color can continue to build their other Club members, and The Studio is located just for better teacher demonstra- skills with Firouzeh Sadeghi’s has benefitted greatly from down the hall from the big tions, still life set-ups, video/ more advanced watercolor class, the creativity and techniques fireplace in Clubhouse II. online presentations and access or; try Millie Shott’s “Art is For to the in-room art library. Also, Everyone,” a free-spirited class look for RAG to continue to for building watercolor skills expand its workshops, speakers, and exploring your natural classes, volunteer opportunities creativity through techniques and events. such as collage. One immediate need flagged by both teachers and members Upcoming Events is replacing the hard-to-see Check your email or the art chalkboard. RAG’s board has studio foyer for details on these already purchased a large upcoming events: whiteboard using proceeds from RAG’s successful series of work- • general meeting – Tuesday, shops. So, if you’ve attended any March 3, 1-2:30 p.m. Attend of them — thank you! this free meeting to learn A full copy of the survey how to prepare for juried results was emailed to all shows, deal with galleries members. A printed copy is also and sell your work. available in the foyer of the art • workshop – Friday, March studio in Clubhouse I. 27, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Let’s paint cherry blossoms! Winter II Classes Tuition cost is to be Pre-registration is already determined. underway for winter II classes • spring fling – Tuesday, April that are set to begin Monday, 14. Attend this free annual Feb. 24. Residents can find the party, with the speaker to be schedule and class descriptions determined.

26 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Fun and Fancy Theatre Group March 4: ‘A Touch of Ireland’ by Hannette Allen the Clubhouse II auditorium. on Saturdays and The rehearsal schedule is Wednesdays in March. irected by Hannette Saturday, Feb. 15, 22 and 29 D Allen, the show “A at 10 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 20 Join the Band Touch of Ireland” is a happy and 27 at 7 p.m. and Monday, Tom Flester has tribute to the Emerald Isle, March 2 (dress rehearsal), started a band celebrating its beautiful at 7 p.m. The dress rehearsal that meets every music, dance and lyrical use is required; for all other Wednesday at 1:30 of language. The performance dates the Group will try to p.m. in Clubhouse is on Wednesday, March 4, accommodate individual pref- II beginning Feb. at 7:30 p.m. after the regular erences. All rehearsals are in 12. Any Fun and monthly meeting in the the Clubhouse II auditorium. Fancy Theatre Group Fun and Fancy members rehearse for “An Clubhouse II auditorium. member is welcome to Evening of Classical Music.” Photo by Joan Okin The show includes singing, The U.S. in Music join. dancing, instrumentals and A program featuring songs The band has four some creaky but funny Irish naming U.S. cities and states core members who play on February Concert jokes. In addition to singers is performed on Wednesday, the beginner/intermediate On Feb. 5, Fun and Fancy and performers, Fun and April 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the level. The band knows its members presented an Fancy members who can read Clubhouse II auditorium limitations and keeps it evening of classical music for a short piece or a joke with a following the monthly simple, but is good and the second consecutive year. clear voice are also invited to meeting. getting better. Directed by Vito Sabia, the participate. No memorization Directed by Bobbie Seidel, Members are invited to program featured operatic is required for the show. auditions are held Thursday, bring their instrument to a and Broadway selections by For questions or requests, March 5, at 7 p.m. and session – an excellent time to soloists, small groups and a email either Hannette at Saturday, March 7, at 10 a.m. give your showmanship a try. full chorus singing two Verdi ([email protected]) Contact Bobbie at (301- The band is always looking pieces. or Rita Penn at (ritapenn@ 438-3412) with your choice for new members! Gifted pianists played beau- comcast.net). of song (to avoid dupli- For questions, contact tiful classical music, and the Auditions continue cation), or to get a list of Tom at (301-915-7789) or evening included some lovely Saturday, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. in suggestions. Rehearsals are ([email protected]). dancing.

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND DEMENTIA CARE CONSULTATIONS One-on-one assistance from Diane Vance, programs and services manager of the Alzheimer’s Association National Capital Area Chapter

2nd Wednesday of each month Complimentary 50-minute sessions Brooke Grove Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 18131 Slade School Road • Sandy Spring, MD 20860

This service is designed to help caregivers — as well as those who are newly diagnosed — cope with the impact of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, enabling participants to better understand the disease, manage care and make informed decisions regarding services and treatments. Consultant Diane Vance can assess current needs, help develop a care plan, address behavioral and communication concerns, share coping techniques, discuss care options, provide resources and more. Care consultations may be scheduled at any time during the dementia journey. To schedule your appointment, contact Toni Davis at 301-388-7209 or [email protected].

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 27 ■ Ballroom Dance Club It’s Not too Late to Join the Ballroom Dancers by Ida Leong siastic dancers danced the night away. current day pop tunes. Attendees are It’s not too late to join the Club. Resi- welcome to ask the bands for favorite ance to the music of the Ballroom dents can simply stop by the membership tunes and if the bands know it, they will DDance Club’s favorite, The Helmut table at the next dance and provide a check play it. A cash bar is available and guests Licht Group, on Saturday, Feb. 22, for $10 per person, payable to LWBDC, may bring snacks. from 7:30-10:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse which entitles members to a dance entry Suggested attire for the dances from I Crystal Ballroom. For details, see the fee of $10 per monthly dance. September through May is a Events and Entertainment section of this The fee for non-residents and dressy, with jackets and ties for publication. guests is $15 per monthly dance. the gentlemen and dressy outfit Occasionally, at the request of the Members are encouraged to invite for the ladies. Warm weather Club, dance instructors will showcase their friends, neighbors and rela- dances held in June through their students with a dance during an tives to the monthly dances. All are August are more casual, with no intermission. At the Jan. 25 dance, Carol welcome. ties or jackets required for the Bartel’s students Jeremy Depp and Jenna men and business casual for the Raymond performed a beautiful Viennese About the Dances ladies (no jeans). The Club has Waltz followed by an elegant rumba. Bartel All dances feature live music two themed dances during the also led eight of the ladies in an impromptu played in ballroom dance tempo, year – the August Hawaiian Dance and tango demonstration. including slow and Viennese waltzes, the October Halloween Dance. fox trot, rumba, samba, tango, cha-cha, All dances are held on Saturdays Membership merengue, hustle, polka, swing and from 7:30-10:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse The Club had a great first dance of the quickstep. I Crystal Ballroom. Reservations are year and a successful start of the 2020 Dance to music from all eras, including strongly suggested to ensure a place at a membership renewal season. Many enthu- Broadway, country and ’30s through table with friends, old and new. ■ Garden and Environmental Club Club Plans Movie, Presentation by a Master Gardener and More Throughout Spring by Jean DeSchriver during an interactive program. to attract polli- The Club holds its annual spring tea on nators into the n Monday, Feb. 10, the Garden and Tuesday, March 24, at noon in the Club- Leisure World OEnvironmental (G&E) Club shows house I Crystal Ballroom. The luncheon community. the award-winning film “A Man Named is a highlight of the year and includes tea The Club Pearl” at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse I. For sandwiches, scones, homemade desserts, celebrates details, see the Events and Entertainment tea and coffee. Activities include a National Arbor section of this publication. chapeau contest, a prize table with many Day on Friday, The Club has planned several fun and gift baskets, gift certificates and new April 24, with engaging activities from now through items, and musical entertainment. a program and May. Resident Leta Kopp and entomologist refreshments On Monday, March 9, master gardener Dr. Dennis Kopp present “Insects and provided by Melissa Siegel will discuss edible plants Pollinators” on Monday, April 13. Their McFall & and provide edible flowers and oils presentation will concentrate on methods Berry Inc. landscaping company. Topiary created by self-taught Club topiary artist, Pearl Fryar, cour- members tesy photo Dora’s mobile pet grooming and others will then plant a tree on Leisure World salon community property. The tree is www.petaleashous.com purchased with profits from the annual spring tea. On Monday, May 11, the Club holds a Clean and sparkless happy pets! members-only potluck luncheon, which Detangling, Haircuts, also serves as the last meeting of the year. Residents and their guests are invited Shampooing, Nail clipping or grinding, to attend all G&E meetings and events. Ear cleaning New members are always welcome to For appointments call at 240.388.3568. join the Club. Annual dues are $10 and can be paid at the meeting or mailed to Or email at Club treasurer Vera Grinnalds at (The [email protected] Fairways South, 3330 N. Leisure World Blvd., Apt. 119, Silver Spring, MD 20906).

Make checks payable to G&E Club.

28 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) Spanish Courses Offered in Spring by Fred Shapiro Classes and Seminars section of in New Rochelle, New this publication. York and New York City his spring, residents and retired after 30 years T have the option of About the Instructor in Baltimore City public participating in an ongoing Frumkin graduated from schools. She also taught series of Spanish language American University with a Spanish at Sojourner Doug- courses. major in international rela- lass College and Baltimore Taught by Judy Frumkin tions, specializing in Latin City Community College. and sponsored by the Center America. She has a master Before moving to Leisure for Lifelong Learning (CLL), of arts degree in curriculum World, she taught Spanish Judy Frumkin, photo by Fred Shapiro residents can sign up for one and instruction from Coppin at the Renaissance Insti- of two, seven-week courses State University in Baltimore. tute, a continuing education they travel can sign up for the starting in March. The morning She also has two certificates program at the Notre Dame of Spanish course of their choice. class is for advanced students; of attendance for the two Maryland University. It will be a learning experience the afternoon class addresses summers she took Spanish for Residents who wish to as well as fun. those interested in traveling to teachers courses at Univer- enhance their understanding Spanish-speaking countries. sidad Menéndez y Pelayo in of the second most popular For information on all CLL For details, including regis- Santander, Spain. language in the U.S. and courses and lectures, visit tration information, see the Frumkin taught Spanish converse with locals when (www.cllmd.com).

■ LW Green Feb. 26: Learn How Planting Native Trees Can Mitigate Climate Change Effects by Marybeth Ardike to mitigate the effects of climate caused by the use of plastic change. bags W Green’s next meeting is Trees clean the air and water • reasons to support the L on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at by absorbing and holding Healthy Green Maryland 2 p.m. in Clubhouse I and will greenhouse gasses and, at amendment feature an expert on the critical the same time, they emit • best ways to respond to the role of trees in reversing much oxygen, protecting and improving climate crisis of the worst damage from the human health. Importantly, trees • the ecological damage climate crisis. also help to maintain involved in our choice of LW Green has, biodiversity. toilet tissue from its inception, Leisure World has • the health implications of been focused on the removed many ash pesticides Trees on the golf course, photo by following missions: trees in the commu- • the climate cost of idling Sarna Marcus • providing nity to deter the vehicles education about spread of the emerald For more information, visit the natural ash borer – an inva- LW Green has a group of seven (www.lw-green.org) or contact environment and climate-re- sive species killing ash trees in or eight folks who gather for Marybeth Ardike at (240-353- lated issues to the Leisure many states. coffee and scones one morning a 3242) or (marybeth.bob@gmail. World community through Think about the land area in month to come up with program com), or Janice McLean at (301- presentations, films, speakers your mutual. Are there places ideas and figure out the best way 847-9169) or (janicewmclean@ and events that you believe would benefit to make them happen. gmail.com). • organizing actions to benefit from the addition of trees? LW the overall natural environ- Green envisions a communi- ment and mitigate the effects ty-wide initiative to plant more of the current climate crisis native canopy trees to bring countless benefits to our own As we enter 2020 with environment. the news of the climate crisis increasing daily, LW Green About LW Green will concentrate its efforts in LW Green is a group of two areas simultaneously: residents striving to be better continuing efforts to mitigate the stewards of the environment global climate emergency while through education and advocacy. enhancing the natural environ- During the past year, the Group ment of our community. has focused on: • increasing the tree canopy Planting Native Trees over Leisure World Planting native trees is a • recycling and its benefit crucial component in the battle • the challenges and damage February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 29 ■ League of Women Voters League Has Its Eyes on Annapolis: Maryland General Assembly 2020 by Maxine Lewack quite different from others in replacing Michael Busch, who tricting. Among other areas, in recent years. Leadership at died last April. no particular order, are public he next meeting of the both the House and Senate is As the 2020 session is financing laws, laws regarding T Rossmoor League of new. Bill Ferguson, a former underway, the League will health, human services and Women Voters (LWV) is teacher and review the League education, DACA and immi- Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 10:15 strong advocate of Women legis- gration and land use, transpor- a.m. in Clubhouse I. for increased lative priorities tation and natural resources. All men and women are resources for and will outline 2020 LWV calendars are invited to join us for an inter- education, is the the many ways still available by calling the esting presentation on what new Senate Pres- in which League Montgomery County LWV the League will promote as the ident, succeeding Thomas V. members and citizens office at (301-984-9585). The priorities for passage in this Mike Miller who served in can become more actively cost is $8 (plus handling and legislative session. Coffee, tea that capacity for more than involved in the legislation mailing cost) for the desk and a “nosh” are provided. three decades. The new House that affects all Marylanders. calendars and $5 for the This legislature will be Speaker is Adrienne Jones, At the top of the list is redis- pocket calendars. ■ Vegetarian Society of Leisure World (VSLW) Feb. 20: Learn Benefits of ‘Eating for the Planet’ by Bob Fenichel About the Speakers renowned Dr. Michael The Corbetts are active Greger will speak to the he Vegetarian Society members of the working group Group. Greger produces T of Leisure World’s that is supporting legislation a very popular series of (VSLW) next meeting is on in the state of Maryland to internet videos at (www. Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. encourage a reduction in nutritionfacts.org). He in Clubhouse I. The Group procurement of carbon-inten- is also the author of a will host a presentation by sive foods by the Maryland number of best-selling Dan and Allison Corbett on state government. books including “How “Eating for the Planet.” Dan has worked in the U.S. Not to Die” and “How Dan and Allison Corbett, courtesy photos Eating less carbon-inten- Senate Committee on Environ- Not to Diet.” sive foods such as fruits, ment and Public Works. Allison Registration for the vegetables and legumes has a certificate in plant-based five-day Vegan Summerfest Club Information instead of animals and animal nutrition from Cornell Univer- is now open. This event Additional information on products can radically slash sity. They both now live in takes place every year in VSLW activities is available a person’s carbon footprint. Baltimore, Maryland, but previ- Johnstown, Pennsylvania online at (www.vslw.org). The Corbetts will show how ously lived in Olney, Maryland, in the beginning of July. Everybody is welcome at to address climate change for several decades. Johnstown is only a three- to VSLW activities; residents through both systemic change four-hour drive from Leisure don’t have to be vegetarian to and personal food choices. Upcoming Events World. More information participate. Their presentation is open to On Saturday, Aug. 8, at can be found at (https:// The mission statement of all residents. 4 p.m., in Clubhouse II, summerfest.navs-online.org). VSLW is “to support group members in maintaining a healthy lifestyle by eating a plant-based diet.”

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30 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ National Active and Retired Federal Employees ■ Republican Club (NARFE) Chapter 1143 More Candidates File Feb. 28: Councilman for 8th Congressional Will Jawando Speaks District by Fred Seelman the Club’s March or April meet- at Meeting ings rather than in February. by John Moens return, he gained by not hree more Republicans Come to the Feb. 18 meeting itemizing. But everything he Thave filed as candidates to hear the views of two quality hapter 1143 began the gained was wiped out because for Maryland’s 8th U.S. candidates. Cmonth with a the state insists a Congressional District The Club participates in the heart health class persons must file seat: Gregory Maryland primary and will end it with a the same way they Thomas Coll, elections on Tuesday, membership meeting filed their federal Bridgette L. Cooper April 28. on Friday, Feb. 28, at return. The President and Patricia Rogers. Besides voting, 2 p.m. in Clubhouse announced that if Coll and Rogers residents can help I. Councilman Will he is re-elected, the will speak at the the Club by working Jawando is the speaker. middle class will get a Republican Club’s at one of Leisure Thanks to all tax break, according meeting on Tuesday, World’s three members and guests to Bloomberg News. Feb. 18, instead Will Jawando, photo precincts: Clubhouse who braved the coldest Haley noted that of the first three courtesy (www.mont I, Clubhouse II or The day of the year (this NARFE is non-par- filers mentioned in the Club’s gomerycountymd.gov) Inter-Faith Chapel. far) to attend the tisan and has joined Jan. 17 article. The meeting is Residents who want to Jan. 21 membership Ivanka Trump in at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse I. volunteer or who have questions meeting. Sudha Haley, supporting paid family Coll, available online at (www. or comments about the Club first vice president and and medical leave for gregorycoll.com), is a NASA should contact Club president legislation director federal employees. She engineer contractor. Fred Seelman at (fseelman@ of the Maryland invited members to The Club is working on gmail.com) or call first vice Federation of NARFE, become advocates on speaking dates for the other four president Robert Kammer at was pleased with the the Hill for policies that candidates.Marian_LeisureWorld_ They VHLWN0718Bmay speak 8/17/2018at (301-847-9820). 10:21 AM Page 1 insightful questions and benefit retirees. comments. She also encouraged At the meeting, Haley members to write a few mentioned that Gov. Larry paragraphs on their govern- Hogan is working on legislation ment service for the Profiles Rediscover Our Assisted Living to reduce the tax burden on in Civil Service book that For almost two decades, Marian Assisted Living has seniors. Seniors are a significant NARFE produces to educate provided focused, personalized senior care. And our part of the state’s economy; Congress. Anyone interested in award-winning community continues with this mission. there are more seniors in Mary- either advocating or writing a Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Brookeville neighborhood land than school age children profile should inform Chapter of the Reserves at Manor Oaks, we’re here for today’s needs according to the Maryland president John Moens at Department of Aging and Mary- (301-438-3237). and tomorrow’s. Learn more, call or visit us today. land school system census data. Those interested in joining New Neighbors. Same Neighborhood. One Chapter member noted the Chapter should contact that because there is a limit recruiting officer John Lass at Marian Assisted Living on deductions on his federal (301-288-4210). Minutes from Leisure World 19109 Georgia Avenue Olney/Brookeville Paper Shredding 301-570-3190 in Clubhouses esidents can confidentially R dispose of their personal documents in secure, locked shredding consoles in the clubhouses. Residents are not required to Victory Housing remove the documents’ paper clips, Is A Non-Profit Organization staples or binder clips. However, Serving Seniors please do not bring items that go in for More Than your regular recycling, such as enve- Exclusive 30 Years lopes, newspapers and magazines. Photo by Leisure World News Leisure World The consoles are emptied twice a Special! week and documents are shredded on-site. VHLWN0718B VictoryHousing.org

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 31 ■ Jewish Residents of Leisure World LOVE AFTER 70 SPEED DATING & BOOK SIGNING Feb. 16: Brunch with Tuesday, February 11th • 2-4pm Congressman Jamie Notes: K Raskin NA by Jonas Weiss Y NA 8100 Connecticut Ave. • Chevy Chase, MD 20815

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and U.S. ConstitutionalColors scholar Jamie Raskin will talk about “The Unimpeachable Values of the U.S. Constitution” at a 10 a.m. brunch in the Clubhouse I Crystal Ballroom. Rep. Raskin serves on the House Judiciary Committee

and the Oversight and ReformDe: mdk Ae: sd Date: 01.08.2020 Rnd~Ver: r01•vA Committee. To attend the brunch, mail checks for $14 Jamie Raskin, courtesy photo ($18 for non-members), payable to JRLW, to Shirley Rabbi Moshe Samber and or Jerry Gordon at (15311 volunteers lead Sabbath Beaverbrook Ct., Apt. 3A, services and Torah and Silver Spring, MD 20906) at Talmud discussions on least one week in advance. Saturday, Feb. 15, 22 and 29, at 9:15 a.m. in Club- Good Deeds Day house II.

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32 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Hadassah Feb. 17: Attorney Reviews ‘Jewish Justices of the Supreme Court’ by Barbara Eisen careers. Some of their written cards. The prices are $3 each programs in Israel and the decisions are still affecting for one to three cards and U.S. If interested in knowing he next meeting of the people’s lives. $2.50 each for four or more more about Hadassah, contact THadassah Judaic Studies Join the Group and bring cards. Cards are displayed and one of its membership vice Group is on Monday, Feb. 17, your questions, sold at every Hadassah presidents: Lois Fields at (301- at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse I. comments and meeting. Call Elaine 585-9804) or (loisfields2@ Steven Kline will review opinions. All are at (301-598-0079) or earthlink.net), Linda Epstein at highlights from the book, welcome. Jan at (301-593-7720) (301-847-9650) or (lepstein8@ “Jewish Justices of the For information to buy cards between gmail.com) or Natalie Rosen at Supreme Court: From or questions, contact meetings. (301-279-5640) or (bnrosen@ Brandeis to Kagan” by David Marcia Elbrand at Larelda Gruber, comcast.net). G. Dalin. (216-496-6633), available at (301-598- Kline is admitted to practice Shari Goldstein at 5922), is chair of Youth before the Supreme Court (240-293-6442), Aliyah/Children at Bar and is a member of the A series of 6 programs covering everything Naomi Kline at Risk. This project helps you need to know about divorce in Maryland Supreme Court Historical (nbk165@comcast. disadvantaged children Society. Mondays, February 24 – March 30 net) or Peri Schuyler at (301- in Israel. The goal is to create a 7:00 – 9:00 PM He will guide the Group 869-2968) or (perislaptop@ circle of $1,000, made by indi- Where: through the lives, legal careers aol.com). vidual contributions of $40. Montgomery County Maryland Bar Foundation and legacies of the eight 27 West Jefferson Street Hadassah is not having a Send donations to Larelda Rockville, MD 20850 Jews who have served or who regular program in February at (3200 N. Leisure World Pay at the door: currently serve as justices of in anticipation of bad weather. Blvd. #201, Silver Spring, MD $1 0 per session / $50 all 6 sessions the Court. The next event is a women’s 20906). RSVP Required: Some justices became close seder on Wednesday, March Hadassah sponsors many [email protected] or 301-924-4101 friends and advisors to U.S. 25, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse II. activities to further the worth- presidents. Some faced overt Elaine Schenberg and Jan while projects it supports in Sponsored By: /((� New Beginnings® anti-Semitism during their Bloom sell Hadassah greeting medical, educational and social \VJ/www.newbeginningsusa.org Janice Stan Fife Moffson Referral Agent The Changing Face of LW Sales

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 33 ■ Jewish Residents of Leisure World Feb. 18: Sign Up to Attend Jewish Advocacy Day in Annapolis by Fred Shapiro long way in helping to ensure and mosques has become – a response to mandated they are aware of the issues a very timely and urgent and proposed government esidents have an important to seniors and concern. cuts to medical aid and R opportunity to hear from the Jewish community, and • Holocaust other types of their elected officials and to attendees can comment on teaching in assistance voice their concerns about legislation proposed by Mary- schools – With the legislation aimed at seniors land’s elected officials. passage of time, The staff at the and the Jewish community Among the leading issues and efforts by Jewish Community during Maryland Jewish are: some right-wing Relations Council of Advocacy Day in Annapolis on • security grants for groups to wipe the Greater Washington Tuesday, Feb. 18. non-profits and houses of Holocaust from is working on a more A bus will pick up attendees worship – With the increase history, a number detailed listing of from Leisure World and travel in hate crimes and deadly of legislators including Sen. specific issues that will be to the event. For more details attacks nationwide and with Ben Kramer have pressed distributed to attendees at the and registration information, anti-Semitism showing its the need to teach the ills of event. see the Club Trips section of face even here in Maryland, the Holocaust in schools. Attendees may also address this publication. the need for better security • protection of seniors’ and their own concerns in meetings Meeting legislators goes a for synagogues, churches veterans’ rights and benefits with legislators.

■ Jewish Discussion Group Feb. 23: Noted Holocaust Scholar Discusses New Book on Roosevelt and the Jews by Jerome “Jerry” Cohen Nazi Germany? How did Amer- and hundreds of articles on capably as a featured presenter ican Jewish leaders respond to these topics and the co-editor and as a guest moderator for he Jewish Discussion FDR’s stance? Did the ‘Jewish of the online Encyclopedia the Group. T Group’s (JDG) next vote’ matter in 1944? of America’s Response to the His passion for, and deep session is on Sunday, Feb. 23, These and other compelling Holocaust. knowledge of, Israel, combined at 10:30 a.m. in Clubhouse I. subjects will be the focus of After his talk, Medoff will with his many years of experi- Noted Holocaust scholar Dr. Medoff’s presentation. His sign copies of his book, which ence as an attorney, qualifies Rafael Medoff will discuss his remarks will be followed by a will be offered for sale at a him as an ideal candidate to new book, “The Jews Should question and answer period. special discount rate. Some of lead the Group. Keep Quiet: Franklin D. Medoff is director of The his earlier books will also be Roosevelt, Rabbi Stephen S. David S. Wyman Institute for available. Session Format Wise, and the Holocaust.” Holocaust Studies in Wash- The current monthly format What were the motives ington, D.C., which focuses on Moderator Update usually features full-session behind President Roosevelt’s America’s response to Nazism The position of moderator speakers, and occasional policy of keeping out Jewish and the Holocaust. He is the is currently transitioning to sessions will include discus- refugees who were fleeing from author of more than 20 books Paul Bessel, who served quite sions of contemporary issues facing the Jewish global, domestic or local communities. Comments from attendees are to be limited to one to 3846 International Dr. two minutes so that everyone 15 % OFF Silver Springs, MD 20906 may have an opportunity to ANY HAIR SERVICE participate. Haircut ✳ Color The Group’s participants are 301-598-5780 ✳ 301-598-2000 Highlights ✳ Perm encouraged to offer suggestions www.AvalonLeisureWorld.com www.AvalonLeisureWorld.com for featured speakers and to 301-598-5780 discuss with the moderator the We Offer 301-598-2000 Professional possibility of presenting short Nail Care, Hair & Spa or full-featured subject presen- Services $3 OFF tations of interest to the Group. ANY NAIL SERVICE JDG invites residents of all Manicure ✳ Pedicure faiths to attend its free discus- Dip & Gel Available sion Group sessions, which are www.AvalonLeisureWorld.com held on the fourth Sunday of 301-598-5780 the month from 10:30 a.m.- 301-598-2000 noon in Clubhouse I.

34 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Jewish War Veterans Charles B. Krieger Post 567 ‘A Fresh Approach to Passover: From the White House to Your House’ by Jerome “Jerry” Cohen Spring, MD 20906). Checks recently added by the JWV must be received by Monday, national governing organiza- he next Jewish War Feb. 24. tion. Those who have served T Veterans (JWV) Post 567 The Post’s upcoming spring in the U.S. Public Health brunch is on Sunday, March brunches have moved to the Service Commissioned Corps 1, at 10 a.m. in the Clubhouse first Sunday of the month and or in the National Oceanic I Crystal Ballroom. Sponsored are scheduled for March 1, and Atmospheric Adminis- by Moment Magazine, the April 5, May 3 and June 7 at tration Commissioned Officer featured speaker is Susan 10 a.m. Corps are legally recognized Barocas who will present, “A as veterans and are now Fresh Approach to Passover: Post Information eligible and encouraged to From the White House to Members’ business join the Post. Your House.” meetings are held the first For those who would like Barocas will tell behind- Wednesday of each month additional information, have the-scenes stories from three from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in questions about membership, Susan Barocas, courtesy photo years as the guest chef for the Clubhouse I. All regular would like to be added to Obama’s White House seders members and patrons and Post 567’s email notification along with recipes served those who are considering and e-newsletter list, or who Post Commander Jerry there and other healthy and joining are invited to attend. wish to make donations to the Cohen at (240-970-5024) or tasty foods for the holiday. Two new categories of Post in honor or in memory (jeromeacohen67@outlook. She will also discuss Passover regular membership were of someone should contact com). flavors of Jewish cuisines from around the world. Barocas is a writer, cook, teacher and speaker. She was the founding director of the innovative project Jewish Food Experience. Her work has appeared in the Wash- ington Post, Huffington Post, Moment and Lilith magazines and in other publications. Barocas speaks and cooks at locations in the U.S. and abroad and has made many food-related appearances on television and radio. She is a member of Les Dames d’Es- coffier International culinary society. The Post’s brunch events are open and available to all residents and their guests; membership in JWV is not required. The delicious buffet brunch includes eggs, tuna fish, lox, bagels, latkes, blintzes, pastries, fresh fruit, coffee, juices and more. Tables of eight-10 only may be reserved with payment for all table- mates. Include the names of all people attending with the reservation payment. Otherwise, open seating on a first-come, first-served basis will be in effect. Mail reservations for $14 per person (check only, payable to JWV 567), to (JWV Post 567, 14030 Connecticut Ave., P.O. Box 9415, Silver

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 35 ■ NA’AMAT RBZ Club NA’AMAT RBZ Club Welcomes Renowned Storyteller Noa Baum by Carole Mund an introspective memoir that Lenore at (301-922-4348). to discuss literature chosen reaches into the depths of the by club members. The book n Wednesday, March 11, chasm between Israeli and Spiritual Adoption for the next scheduled Oall residents are invited Palestinian experiences and how Each year, NA’AMAT meeting on Wednesday, to a free open meeting that the use of storytelling provides sponsors a spiritual adoption Feb. 26, is “Spying on the welcomes renowned speaker an avenue of therapy and under- luncheon to support the chil- South: An Odyssey Across the and storyteller Noa Baum. standing. The book will be on dren in Israel that are in need American Divide” by Tony Refreshments will be served. sale for those who would like to of educational programs and Horwitz. Contact Barbara Long before the written word, delve further into her approach. support services, including Tahler at (240-669-6961) for people told stories. Baum will counseling. This year’s adoption the meeting’s time and place. share personal and traditional Tribute Cards on Tuesday, April 21, includes stories that help us find meaning Tribute cards and memorial keynote speaker Chris Gordon, Upcoming Events and connection, whether in cards are the perfect way to Emmy award-winning reporter, • May 15 – Donor Luncheon our holiday celebrations or acknowledge the events of friends investigator and columnist for our family stories. Baum is an and family. Funds collected NBC4. Contact Harriet Chaikin For more information about award-winning storyteller and from tribute cards support and at (240-560-7487) for more NA’AMAT, contact co-pres- author who has presented inter- maintain the essential programs information. idents Linda Schoolnick at nationally to diverse audiences NA’AMAT sponsors. (301-681-1076) and Gladys from the World Bank to inner NA’AMAT has cards to honor Book Club Blank at (301-438-9666). For city schools. all occasions, from congratu- NA’AMAT RBZ has a book membership information, Baum’s stories have been lations for a special event to club that meets the fourth contact Harriet Chaikin at featured on Public Radio Interna- memorial cards. Each card is Wednesday for each month (240-560-7487). tional. She is a winning recipient $3.50 if purchased and sent by of the Parents’ Choice and Story you or $4.50 if sent by Lenore ■ Unitarian Univeralists Telling Awards. Her book, “A Kalen, tribute chairperson. Full Land Twice Promised: An Israeli donor credit is given for each Woman’s Quest for Peace,” is card. For questions, contact Feb. 26: Why Is It So

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36 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ LW Association for African American Culture (LWAAAC) Black History Month Continues with Historical Reenactments and Powerful Performances by Patricia Means additional information, see at meetings or placed in the Amenities the Club Trips section of this LWAAAC mail slot in the Club- Members should notify he LWAAAC’s Black publication or contact Juanita house I E&R office. Member- LWAAAC of illness, disability, T History Month program Sealy-Williams, program ship is open to all residents. A death or other situations continues with “The FREED committee chairperson, at residential address, telephone affecting a member or that Presentation” and “Harriet (301-822-4531). number and an email address, person’s immediate family by Tubman: Defender and Fight if available (in print) must contacting Louise Langley, for Freedom,” on Tuesday, Feb. Membership be provided at the time of amenities chairperson, at 25, from 2-5 p.m., in Clubhouse Beginning in January, dues registration. (301-598-3876). II. for new member enrollment For additional information, are prorated at $10 (checks see the Events and Entertain- only, payable to LWAAAC) to ment section of this publication cover the remaining portion Thai Restaurant or contact Juanita Sealy-Wil- of the fiscal year. Individuals liams, program committee renewing membership are not chairperson, at (301-822-4531). eligible for prorated enroll- ment. Renewed membership 4011 Norbeck Rd Rockville MD 20853 Upcoming Event requires that the full amount LWAAAC is hosting a for annual dues ($20) be paid trip to the Lunt-Fontanne regardless of the time of year.  301-924-1592 Theatre in New York City for Payment for member-  Authentic Thai cuisine a performance of “Tina – The ship (checks only, payable  Tina Turner Musical.” For to LWAAAC) may be made 

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 37 ■ Writers of Leisure World Writers Share Their Musings by John Moens fiction as evidenced by a memorable conclusion: the senator’s home office. He Hawes’s unconventional “My “Always be safe. No mistakes closed his Senate career by he Writers of Leisure Mentor.” At a job interview, are permitted.” writing speeches for Sen. Mike TWorld met on Jan. 16. she waited an hour and a half Gravel of Alaska for several The presenters at the meeting and then was virtually ignored Writer Spotlight years. included Grace Cooper, by an interviewer who was Writers of Leisure World His writing career did not Danuta Montorfano, Joanie having his shoes shined. She member Jerry Udell was intro- end there. He wrote more than Friedlander, Jane Hawes, John was outraged and gave him duced to the power and beauty 300 speeches in 17 years as Moens and Woody Shields. an earful. The interviewer of the written word in Shor- vice president of the American Cooper’s poem “Teachers’ was startled tridge High School Retail Federation. Song” explores the obstacles but decided her in Indianapolis, The Writers of Leisure teachers endure and the hutzpah was just Indiana. World have rekindled his reasons they do it. Montor- what his company To prepare for the interest in writing and is a fano read “Man on a Blue needed. They English 6 test, he highlight of his life at Leisure Planet,” which reminds the worked closely was required to write World. He loves to listen to the readers that our bodies are together for nine almost constantly. writers and is excited about the mostly water. Montorfano years. His favorite activity wide variety of styles. dreams that when she departs In “The Gown,” in college was writing the blue planet, “Elements Moens writes of a term papers for General Information of [her] body will linger as a married couple, passionately his history and government The Writers of Leisure snowflake.” in love, who have time for one professors. World meet on the first and Friedlander took a trip final dance that one of them His writing expertise proved third Thursday of each month down memory lane with will not survive. invaluable in his first job as in Clubhouse I. All residents the love ballad “More” sung In addition to presenting the first intern to newly elected are welcome to attend. by Frank Sinatra and later, “Advice for First Time Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana. The Group hopes more resi- Bobby Darin. In her journey Hunters,” Shields showed Udell wrote statements to be dents will join it to read their through life, she eventually the Group proof copies of his delivered in Congressional work. Group members enjoy did find someone for whom new book, “Whitetail Widow,” Committees and floor debates. all levels of writing, so bring she feels “More.” with its unique ending. He later wrote political your poetry and essays to the Truth is stranger than The “Advice” story also has speeches as chief of staff at next meeting.

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38 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ LW Apple Club Securing an iOS Device by Ron Masi charge but most USB cable • Turn off Load Remote Images they should contact their can also carry data, which can via Settings>Mail>Load provider for instructions. ust because you’ve invested be compromised via “juice Remote Images. Cybercrim- “Jin an iPhone that isn’t jacking.” Users who need inals can gather information Club News exposed to quite the same to charge in such places can about a device by placing The LW Apple Club’s program degree of malware and exploit- spend about $12 for a “data hidden images in email, so on Tuesday, Feb. 25, is “iPhone, issues as an Android, that blocker dongle” that fits turn it off. (Besides added Back to Basics” presented with doesn’t mean you can safely between the power supply security, this allows emails step-by-step images by Ron ignore good practice when it and USB socket, allowing only to load faster and use less Masi. Attendees are sure to learn comes to iPhone power through and data, and the battery will something new. The presen- security,” said Davey not data. last longer). When tation is at 10 a.m. in Winder in his article, Avoid side-loading turned off, bogus Clubhouse II. “How To Secure (getting apps from senders are limited To be a member Your iPhone: 12 sources other than the in getting informa- requires yearly member- Experts Reveal 26 Apple Store). Apple has tion from the device. ship dues of just $5 Essential Security strict security require- For a trusted sender, per household. Sign up Tips,” published Nov. ments on apps they just click the image at any meeting. Make 1, 2019 by Forbes offer. Other sources are icon to open. checks payable to LWCC Magazine. “unlikely to conform to • Users who get an Inc. Here are some tips these the required levels of security and email from what looks like Residents who need experts shared for securing an may have even been designed a known sender but with a one-on-one Apple help can iOS device: with malicious intent,” according message that looks strange come to a clinic held on the first, • A passcode is used to unlock to Tom Lysemose Hansen, chief should immediately forward second, third and fifth Tuesday a device. Use a unique and technology officer at Promon, the message to Apple at of the month from 10-11 a.m. in different passcode on each of a Norwegian firm specializing ([email protected]) the Computer Learning Center in your devices. Users who have in In-App protection. “You may and move the message to Clubhouse II. a newer device should use the unknowingly download malware their email’s Junk folder. Visit (mac.Computerctr.org) fingerprint or, if available, use allowing for the remote extraction Notify the known sender that for past and scheduled programs Face ID. of usernames, passwords, credit their mail address may have as well as past Leisure World • Use a password manager. Did card details, and other personal- been compromised and that News articles and more. you know that passwords are ly-identifiable information.” traded on the dark web? Get • For added security, use a password manager such as Two Factor Authentica- 1Password, MyPasslock and tion: Settings>Password Ask for the others. Apple devices already & Security>Two Factor have one installed called Authentication. LEISURE Keychain. • Use airplane mode or turn off WORLD • Have you noted all those the device when not in use or charging station at airports, in public places. PACKAGE coffee shops and other public • Keep the device updated. The and receive a free gift places? Here’s the problem: latest OS version will have the Users plug in their USB to latest security. 301.296.6864

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 39 ■ Rossmoor Women’s Club Social Workers Address the Club by Marcia L. Elbrand attended the RWC’s taco of helping about a dozen local RWC members also luncheon, and a question charities. With programming contribute each year to andy Hart, LCSW-C, and and answer period followed that includes luncheons, Fisher House, which offers S Ann Johnson, LCSW-C, the presentations. Beginning trips, vendor sales and the homelike lodging to families two social workers in the this year, RWC is making popular pecan and candy sale, visiting hospitalized veterans. Leisure World Social Services an annual donation to the the Club raises more than Members donate new toilet- Department, recently Leisure World Social Services $10,000 each year, and gives ries and housewares to clients presented to the Rossmoor Department to augment its several $2,000 scholarships of A Wider Circle, which Women’s Club’s (RWC) an resources. to college-bound Blake High provides job search help, overview of the services they School students and to young appropriate career clothing offer to residents. Giving Back women in the ACES program and serviceable furniture for More than 65 people RWC is now in its 51st year at Montgomery College. people starting over. RWC also supports the pre-kindergarten Head Start Membership BEST RATES IN DC class at nearby Harmony Hills Membership in the Ross- $80 x Two Men- 2 or 3 Hours Minimum • Pickups / Deliveries Elementary School, where moor Women’s Club costs youngsters receive bags of $40 a year, and one can join nutritious foods to assist their at any time. At press time, families during school breaks. 36 new members had joined CONTINENTAL MOVERS The children also benefit in the past several months, Professional Movers Who Really Care from volunteers who provide boosting the Club’s roster to Owner Operated Since 1982 References – Local & Long Distance in-class tutoring, hands-on more than 150. Packing Services – Pianos & Big Objects help with art projects and Membership information is funding for field trips and available by calling chairman teacher-selected books, as Aggie Eastham at (301-438- well as hand-knitted hats 8150), or join the RWC by and scarves created by Club sending a check to her at members. Education chair (3100 N. Leisure World Blvd., Call for a FREE Quote Rita Posner coordinates this #126, Silver Spring, MD 202.438.1489 301.340.0602 www.continentalmovers.net undertaking. 20906).

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40 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Going It Alone Club Feb. 29: Club Holds Special Event by Elizabeth Brooks-Evans Members are encouraged this publication. year and can be submitted in to visit the information table Sign up for trips during person during SAL, via the he Going It Alone during SAL to express their SAL from 1:30-3 p.m. in mail slot in the Clubhouse I T Club (GIAC) meets for wishes. Clubhouse II when a repre- E&R office or mailed to (P.O. Saturday Afternoon Live sentative from the trip Box 12024, Silver Spring, MD (SAL) every Saturday at 2 Games committee is available to 20908). p.m. in Clubhouse II. GIAC members play receive payments and answer For more information GIAC’s goal is to enhance the Rummikub, bridge, Mexican questions. or questions about GIAC’s social and emotional well-being train dominoes, old-fashioned The GIAC newsletter, which membership, games or of its members with games, dominoes and other games also has more trip informa- trips, contact Elaine at fellowship and exciting trips. at 2:30 p.m. after armchair tion, is also available at that (240-447-2166). On Saturday, Feb. 29, there travel. time. will be a special event at Club- GIAC is currently inter- house II from 2-4 p.m. Trips viewing candidates for the Look for more informa- Upcoming trips include: Club’s volunteer travel coor- Mark C. Wimsatt tion about this in the next dinator position. issue. Meanwhile plan • April 15 – “Love Letters” For more information, see Painting for fellowship, fun, and at Washington County “Volunteer Opportunities” in Interior refreshments! Playhouse in Hagerstown the Classifieds section of this Free Estimates • May 20-21 – “Queen publication or contact Elaine Leisure World References Armchair Travel Esther” at Sight and at (240-477-2166) or Eliza- V Special Discounts V Armchair travel is on Sound Millennium Theatre beth Brooks-Evans, publicity for Moving in or Moving out Saturdays at 2 p.m. in Club- in Lancaster chair, at (240-242-4433). house II. Its coordinator • July 18-July 25 –bus trip SENIOR DISCOUNTS! Sami Demiray is exploring to Montreal, Quebec City Membership new and repeat adventures and Ottawa, Canada Stop by SAL on Saturdays 301-828-6500 for members and would like between 1:30-3 p.m. to to hear from participants More detailed information become a GIAC member or Serving Leisure World for regarding their desires for on all these trips can be found renew membership. over 35 years. future videos. in the Club Trips section of The fee is a nominal $8 per MHIC 10165 Insured

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 41 ■ Baby Boomer Club Renew Your Membership or Join by Beth Leanza (https://sites.google.com/ carpool to the trail, contact go out to breakfast after. site/bbclwmd) and includes Joyce at (301-598-7098) by Need more information? he Baby Boomer Club a calendar with activity Thursday night. Contact Ted Michos at Tgathers to socialize, share information. To get directions to the ([email protected]). meals, watch movies and Have you joined but aren’t walk sites, visit the Baby musicals and play games, receiving Club emails? Boomer Club’s website at Weeknight Walks among other activities. Contact Beth Leanza at (https://sites.google.com/ For a shorter walk (about Any active adult is welcome ([email protected]) site/bbclwmd/calendar) and one mile), join a group to to join the Club. or (301-598-4569). go to the calendar page, or walk the Broadwalk in Mont- use Google Maps. gomery Mutual. The walkers Membership Friday Hikes with Joyce meet each weeknight at Residents who want to Residents do not have • Feb. 14 – Rachel Carson 5:15 p.m. in the Clubhouse I either join or renew to join the Baby Conservation Park lobby. their membership Boomer Club if they (Brookville). Meet in No one makes an should send a check only want to join the the parking lot near the announcement – look around for $5 to member- walkers. display map at 1:15 p.m. and introduce yourself! ship chair Susan Although the Bring water. Landesberg at (3505 walks’ organizers are • Feb. 21 – Sligo Creek Park AVA Walks Twin Branches Ct. Club members, they (Silver Spring). Meet in The American Volkssport 37-C, Silver Spring, welcome anyone to the parking lot near the Association (AVA) holds MD 20906). join the walks. Shalom grocery store at events and provides guides to She has the 2020 member Joyce Richardson, avail- 1:15 p.m. Bring water. local walks of interest. cards for people who were able at (301-598-7098) or More information about members in 2019. Include ([email protected]), Sunday Morning Walks AVA walks is available on the an email address to receive leads walks on Fridays. They Early risers meet up on Club’s website at (https:// updates on Club events. meet up at 1:15 p.m. at a local Sundays at 8:30 a.m. near sites.google.com/site/ Residents who are unsure trail. Arden Court (across from bbclwmd). Click on Walks, they want to join can attend Most walk about three Kelmscot Drive) to walk the below the events calendar. a Club activity first. The miles, but some walk in entire Leisure World Boule- You do not have to join AVA Club’s website is available at halfway and return. To vard circle. Sometimes they to participate. Have a Conversation

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42 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 Clubs, Groups & Organizations In Brief Amateur Radio Club: Calling all hams! All resident amateur radio p.m. and Thursdays from 2-4 p.m. in the basement of Clubhouse II, or operators (hams)—or would-be operators—are invited to join our busi- join members for the monthly business meeting on the second Thursday ness meeting/lunch the second Tuesday of each month. Members meet in of the month at 4 p.m. in Clubhouse II. For more information, call the Stein Room in Clubhouse I at noon. For more information or to learn Marilyn Chmielewski, president, at (301-438-3259). about amateur radio, call Bryan West at (301-598-0137). Musical Jammers: We gather informally twice a month with other Book Club Network: The network is a collection of book discussion amateur musicians, singers and lovers of music to sing, play music and groups of eight to 12 members each, providing a forum for residents to get have fun – no dues, no meetings, no agendas, no committees. We meet on together with other avid readers to read and discuss their favorite books. the second and fourth Mondays of every month at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse II. Members meet monthly to talk about a specific work chosen by their All instruments and voices are welcome. You bring it; we’ll sing it. Ques- club. For further information, contact Verna Denny at (301-598-1418) or tions? Call Richard Lederman at (301-598-1132). ([email protected]). Nextdoor.com: A friendly place online to share tips and meet neigh- Clipper Workshop: Members assemble clown hand puppets for bors. The Group already has a record of success helping to make Leisure Holy Cross Hospital. They are used in the pediatric and emergency rooms. World even better. Free. Please join the 1,200 plus members. Go to (www. No special skills are needed. Some sewing skills are necessary. Bring a nextdoor.com/join) and enter the code QHMXCF. bag lunch. (We will eat in the lunchroom.) Members meet every first The Philadelphians: For further information about the Phila- and third Monday in Clubhouse II from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., or any portion delphians and their events, contact Steve Kane at (301-598-2330) or of the time you can devote to making a child smile. Donations of cotton ([email protected]). fabrics, stuffing, thread and iron-on facing are appreciated. Contact The Pittsburghers: If you were born, raised or lived in Pittsburgh Joan Mahoney at (240-833-2724) or Jane Brinser at (301-438-2599) for and/or the Greater Pittsburgh area, you are welcome to join this Group. further information. For more information, call Tania Iwanowski at (301-598-2278) or email Groups.io: The Leisure World Yahoo Group has become Groups.io, ([email protected]). an online bulletin board with issues pertaining only to the Leisure World Quilting Group: Come and join this fun group as members work community. The Group’s platform is secure, with strong anti-virus, spam on individual projects. The Grouup now includes those interested in all control and privacy features installed. To become a member, email a needlework and knitting. Members meet the second and fourth Thursdays request with your name and mutual name to the Group’s moderator at in the Clubhouse II multipurpose room at 9:30 a.m. If you have any ques- ([email protected]). tions, call Clydis Kellough at (301-642-2430). The next meeting is Feb. 13. Hispanos de Leisure World: All Hispano-Parlantes residents Stitchers Group: Needlepoint, cross-stitch and more. If you enjoy are invited to join the club in enjoying its activities, including card stitching or would like to learn, members meet every first and third games and conversations, every Friday at 3 p.m. in Clubhouse I. Once a Thursday from 10 a.m.-noon in the Clubhouse II multipurpose room. month, Latin-American and Hispanic movies, with English subtitles, are Come and share your finished work and enjoy stitching with others while screened. The club organizes a Fiesta de La Amistad on a weekend in the members learn new skills together. Call Audrey at (301-598-4903). spring and a Christmas dinner in December. The club has also presented Short Story Group: The Group reads from a collection of short musical shows in the Clubhouse II auditorium as well. If interested, stories and discusses them together. The Group is reading from the contact Maria Blanco, club president, at (301-847-9066) or Carlota “Loty” anthology “The Short Story Prize: 15 Years of Great Fiction.” On Goldenberg at (301-598-6869). Wednesday, Feb. 19, Sami Demiray will lead a discussion of “Nirvana” Interfaith Committee for the Homeless and Working Poor: by Adam Johnson. The Short Story Group meets on the first and third The committee provides opportunities for residents to work together Wednesdays of the month at 11 a.m. in Clubhouse I. In April, the Group to solve some of the problems experienced by homeless and working will begin reading from “The Oxford Book of English Short Stories” edited poor individuals and families in Montgomery County. This coalition is by A. S. Byatt. For information about the group or ordering the next comprised of representatives from The Inter-Faith Chapel, Jewish Resi- anthology, call Beth Leanza at (301-598-4569). dents of Leisure World, Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, the Unitarian Stamp and Coin Club: Are you a philatelist or a numismatic? Join Universalists of Leisure World and the community at-large. For informa- the Stamp and Coin Club. Members meet on the first Thursday of each tion about participating in ongoing projects of this committee, contact month at 3 p.m. in Clubhouse I. They discuss their collections, including Gwen Raphael at (301-348-8814) or ([email protected]). first day covers, day of issue programs, yearbooks, coins, medals and Knitting Corner: Join us the second and fourth Fridays of each more. Stamps are shared for “show-and-tell,” and members hold an month at The Inter-Faith Chapel from 10 a.m.-noon. Our next meeting auction of their stamps. A gift certificate is awarded as a door prize at each is Feb. 14. Bring your knitting and enjoy the conversations. We have meeting. All residents and non-residents are welcome to attend. Annual patterns and yarn for the Chapel’s mission. Yarn donations gratefully dues are $5. If interested, contact Rita Mastrorocco at (301-814-9196). accepted. Call Joan at (240-833-2724) if you have any questions. Town Meeting Organization: TMO is a movement of residents The Lapidary Shop: Our well-equipped Lapidary Shop is available concerned about governance and management. The Group meets every to all residents who join the Lapidary Club and take training on the use month to organize, discuss and conduct resident town hall meetings. of the shop’s equipment. Shop steward Mark Parker oversees training Topics such as the proposed administration building, community gover- and is usually in the shop on Monday afternoons after 2 p.m. To arrange nance, management and its involvement in mutual elections, and funding for training, contact Mark at (240-723-5860), or drop by the shop in a strategic plan will be addressed. TMO meets the third Friday of each Clubhouse II on a Monday afternoon to talk to Mark and see the shop. month at 2 p.m. in the Clubhouse I. All residents are invited to attend and For those who have received training, the shop is available whenever the become active in the movement. For information email (admin@town- Clubhouse II E&R office is open. Get trained and make cabochons. Get meetingorganization.com) or visit (www.townmeetingorganization.com). involved and make friends. Wood Shop: The wood shop is located on the lower level of Club- LW LGBTQ Alliance: The group was formed to give members of house I; the entrance to the shop is off Gleneagles Drive. It is open the LGBTQ community a safe and inviting place to come and meet new Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.-noon. An friends and to get involved in social activities. Our meetings are the third experienced monitor is on duty when the shop is open to assist members Saturday of every month at noon in Clubhouse II, except in July and with their work and provide instructions in the use of shop equipment. August. We welcome everyone; being gay is not a prerequisite. The LW Members are often willing to repair and refinish projects for Leisure LGBTQ Alliance strives to provide events and activities to develop strong World residents. For further information, call (301-598-1308). relationships through education, interaction and fun within our group Women in the Military: Are you a female who has served in the and with the entire Leisure World community. For additional information armed forces? Join members as they shine a light on the role that women and events, email us at ([email protected]). You can also follow us on play in serving our country. Members also strive to promote awareness of Facebook at LW LGBT Alliance. the Women’s Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. The Group meets Model Railroad Club: If you have ever had an interest in model every second Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Terrace Room. trains, the three layouts in the basement of Clubhouse II offer just about Call Barbara Long at (301-438-3427) for more information. anything you could ask for. The largest layout, in HO, features scale miles Women’s Fun Bunch of Leisure World: The Women’s Fun of track, yards and industries, and supports the simulated operation of Bunch is for widows living in Leisure World. Members have a good time real railroads delivering passengers and goods from source to final desti- together and plan different social activities. For inquires, call Marlene at nation. Visit Club members on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-7 (301-438-7773).

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 43 Leisure World Club Trips The next deadline for trip submissions is Monday, Feb. 10. The trips listed below are sponsored by Leisure World groups and organizations and not by Eyre Leisure World Travel. These trips are open to all residents, not only members of the specific club. For information, contact the person listed with each trip. (Do not contact the Eyre Leisure World Travel or E&R office.) Leisure World clubs and organizations that want to be included in this column must provide a submission to the News by 3 p.m. on the Monday deadline. Due to space limitations, the Leisure World News reserves the right to edit or delete submissions. Email your trip information to [email protected]. Please Note: Member/Non-Member pricing is at the discretion of the individual clubs. Feb. May Annapolis Advocacy Day Lancaster and Pennsylvania 17 Annapolis, MD 20-21 Dutch Country Participate with members of the Jewish Residents of Leisure Join the Going It Alone Club (GIAC) on a two-day trip to Lancaster World (JRLW) on this important day. The Advocacy Day has and Pennsylvania Dutch Country. This trip includes attending the show been an annual event for 10 years and provides an opportunity for “Queen Esther” at Sight and Sound Theatre, a visit to Kitchen Kettle residents to meet their Maryland government representatives, voice Village for authentic Pennsylvania Dutch Country shopping, a stop their opinions and express their wants in the early days of this year’s at the Amish Experience to see the multi-media production “Jacob’s legislative session. It is anticipated that there will be briefings by the Choice” and a visit at Park City Center for more shopping. The trip also Gov. Hogan or Lieutenant Gov. Rutherford. The day also includes a includes one night’s lodging, one breakfast and one dinner. reception sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council of The bus leaves on Wednesday, May 20, at 8 a.m. from Clubhouse II, and Greater Washington (JCRCGW). See page 34 for additional details. returns on Thursday, May 21, at approximately 6 p.m. The bus departs from Clubhouse II at 3:30 p.m. and returns at approximately 8 p.m. Cost for the bus is $20 per person. To sign up The cost is $213 for members 0r $223 for non-members double for the bus, visit the JCRCGW website at (www.jcouncil.org). For occupancy (add $39 for single occupancy) and includes the driver questions, contact Janice Rosenblatt of the JCRCGW at (301-770- gratuity. An initial payment of $75 is due at sign up with the final 0881). payment due on Saturday, March 7. No refunds will be made after March 7 unless a replacement is made. April Sign up at Saturday Afternoon Live (SAL) from 1:30-3 p.m. in Clubhouse “Love Letters,” at the Washington II. For more information, call Nancy Alderman at (301-598-5614). 15 County Playhouse, Hagerstown, PA June Join the Going It Alone Club (GIAC) for a trip to “Tina – The Tina Turner Musical” Hagerstown for brunch and to see a performance of “Love 24 Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, NYC Letters” at the Washington County Playhouse. “Love Letters” revolves around a man and a woman, who, while marrying and Join the Leisure World Association for African American divorcing others, and pursuing careers successfully or not, Culture (LWAAAC) on a trip to see this riveting musical that follows correspond faithfully for 50 years. Tina Turner from her humble beginnings to her transformation into the The bus departs at 11:30 a.m. from Clubhouse II and returns at global queen of rock ‘n’ roll and an international musical and award- approximately 7 p.m. The cost is $75 for members and $85 for non- winning icon. The show is a raw and emotional journey performed by members and includes the brunch buffet, show, transportation and Adrienne Warren who rocks the rafters as Tina Turner. tip. For more information, call Nancy Alderman at (301-598-5614). The cost of $230 per person includes bus transportation, lunch at Negril Village Restaurant in Greenwich Village and admission to the April 27- show. Lunch menu includes soup or salad, jerk chicken, jerk salmon or Portugal, Spain and Gibraltar vegetarian pasta, fruit punch, ginger beer, sorrel or soda. The bus leaves May 7 Clubhouse II at 7 a.m. and returns approximately 9:30 p.m. To reserve seats, payment (checks only, payable to LWAAAC) must be Encouraged by the success of the trip this year to Costa Rica, the paid by Tuesday, March 4. Payments may be placed in the LWAAAC Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) planned a trip to Portugal slot in Clubhouse I E&R office after Monday, Feb. 10. Include telephone and Spain through Prometour Educational Tours. It is another number and email address with payment. opportunity for students of Judy Frumkin’s Spanish classes to gain For additional information, contact Juanita Sealy-Williams, program practical experience using the language they have been studying, as committee chairperson, at (301-822-4531). well as for anyone interested in the cultures of these two countries. Participants will visit Lisbon, Sintra, Sagres and Albufeira in Portugal July and Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada and Málaga in Spain. The last stops Canada, Oh, Canada are Gibraltar and the Spanish city of Ceuta, across the strait in North 18-25 Africa. The trip includes visits to many sites of interest and time to enjoy local food, shopping and culture. Join the Going It Alone Club (GIAC) on a one-week trip to beautiful, The base cost of the trip is $3,934 per person if 20 or fewer people verdant Canada, with stopovers in Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec. register. If more than 20 register, the price will decrease. Local guides will lead the group on tours of locations in each city For additional information, contact Judy at (443-858-2894) or including the Notre Dame Basilica, the Montreal Underground City and ([email protected]). To register for the trip, call (1-800-304- Ottawa’s Parliament Hill. Also included is a narrated cruise of the St. 9446) and mention Leisure World for registration, or contact Judy for Lawrence River and admission to the Montreal Tower. The bus leaves information on how to register online. on Saturday, July 18, at 8:30 a.m. from Clubhouse II, and returns on Saturday, July 25, at approximately 8:30 p.m. Attention, Travelers! The cost is $810, double occupancy, or $1,090 single occupancy, and includes round-trip bus transportation, seven nights lodging, 12 meals All Leisure World travelers please note that no group on and local guides on tours. travel can park more than 12 vehicles overnight/long-term in For more information or to sign up, stop by the GIAC information table the Clubhouse II parking lot. Also, parking overnight/long- at any Saturday Afternoon Live (SAL) from 1:30-3 p.m. in Clubhouse II, term is at the owner’s own risk. or call “Buck” Parr at (301-760-8094).

44 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 EYRE Leisure World Travel Travel & Tour Department • (301) 598-1599 • Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:30 am-2:00 pm Reservations can be made Monday through Friday, 8:30 am-5 pm by calling 301-854-6600 #4 For more detailed itineraries, please see the Eyre Representative at the Eyre Leisure World Travel Office. DAY TRIPS MGM Casino, National Harbor, MD Backroads to Freedom: Harriet Tubman, Mon., 2/17, 9:05 am-3:00 pm ...... $40.00 per person Transportation only. MD Tues., 5/19, 8:15 am-7:30 pm ...... $135.00 per person Visit the museum and learn about the Conductor of the Underground National Portrait Gallery, DC Railroad. Lunch included. Tues., 3/3, 10:45 am-3:45 pm ...... $35.00 per person Transportation only. “Queen Esther,” Sight and Sound Theatre, PA Fri., 6/12, 9:45 am-9:15 pm ...... $159.00 per person Philadelphia Flower Show, PA Lunch at Hershey Farm prior to the show included. 3/5 and 3/6, 7:45 am-7:45 pm ...... $95.00 per person “Riviera Holiday” — Mediterranean gardens are this year’s theme. Transportation and admission to show included. Ellis Island & Statue of Liberty, NY Sat., 6/13, 7:15 am-11:00 pm ...... $113.00 per person 9/11 Memorial and Museum, NY Trip includes ferry tickets, admission and $10.00 Cracker Barrel gift card. Sat., 3/21 7:00 am-11:45 pm ...... $120.00 per person Timed entry ticket to Museum and Memorial and a Cracker Barrel gift card Severn River Cruise, MD for dinner on the way home included. Fri., 6/26, 10:30 am-4:00 pm ...... $90.00 per person If you love the water, you will enjoy this 90-minute cruise on the Severn River. *NEW* Tropicana Atlantic City, NJ Boxed lunch included. Tues., 3/31 8:45 am-10:15 pm ...... $60.00 per person Trip includes transportation and $25.00 slot play offer from the Casino. *NEW* Mother’s Day Out, Peddler’s Village, Odyssey Cruise on the Potomac River PA Wed., 4/1, 9:00 am-3:45 pm ...... $110.00 per person Wed., 5/6, 9:00 am-8:15 pm ...... $93.00 per person Cruise down the Potomac while eating lunch and listening to music. Enjoy lunch at the Kling House Restaurant followed by a wine tasting at Mount Hope Estate Winery. Cherry Blossom Tour, DC Mon., 4/6, 10:00 am-3:15 pm ...... $84.00 per person Trip includes a step-on guide, lunch at Carmine’s and transportation. MULTI-DAY TRIPS *NEW* Stein Mart and Leesburg Outlets, Coastal Wilmington, NC Africa and Safari Adventure VA April 19-23 Sept. 9-20 Mon., 4/20, 9:15 am-4:30 pm ...... $40.00 per person Ocean City Adventure, MD Pittsburgh, PA Transportation only. June 7-10 Sept. 13-14 Niagara Falls, Canada Adirondacks, NY “Guys and Dolls,” Ford’s Theatre, DC June 21-24 Sept. 13-17 Sat., 4/25, 10:15 am-5:45 pm ...... $110.00 per person Charms of the Chesapeake Vermont and New Hampshire Lunch at Union Station prior to heading over to Ford’s Theatre. Explore the June 25-26 Oct. 10-15 museum prior to the show. Cape Cod, MA Iceland – Land of Fire & Ice July 19-23 Oct. 21-27 *NEW* “Murder at Mount Hope Mansion,” PA Constitution Tour, VA Portugal & The Douro River Sun., 4/26, 9:15 am-7:15 pm ...... $117.00 per person Aug. 6-8 Cruise Accept this invitation to a sumptuous meal and the opportunity to become a Yellowstone, Grand Tetons & Oct. 28-Nov. 7 detective! Transportation, meal and show included. Mt. Rushmore Tournament of Roses Parade Aug. 13-21 Dec. 30-Jan. 3, 2021 Springfest Ocean City, MD Sat., 5/9, 7:45 am-9:15 pm ...... $65.00 per person Enjoy the event with unique arts and crafts under four huge big-top tents, CRUISES plus a variety of delicious food and entertainment. Transportation only. Carnival Cruise Royal Caribbean Longwood Gardens, PA July 19-26 Sept. 17-26 Mon., 5/11, 7:15 am-6:00 pm ...... $79.00 per person Seven-night Eastern Nine-night Canada/New From the intricate fountain systems to the meticulous gardens to the Caribbean cruise England cruise architectural grandeur, awe-inspiring discoveries await at every turn. Lunch on MSC Seaside out of Ft. Caribbean Princess own at onsite café. Transportation and admission included. Lauderdale Nov. 15-22 Aug. 15-22 Western Caribbean cruise Strawberry Festival at Peddler’s Village, PA Caribbean cruise Sat., 5/16, 8:45 am-7:00 pm ...... $69.00 per person The festival includes strawberry-themed food, drinks, live music, food trucks We can book any cruise line anywhere you want to cruise. and artisans! Transportation only. (All Trips depart from Clubhouse II) Some trips require a certain amount of walking. The shoe symbol provides an indication of how much walking may be involved.

Key: Easy Walking More Walking A Lot of Walking Eyre at Leisure World Travel Office, located in Clubhouse I, is a department of Eyre Bus, Tour & Travel. We offer a full service travel agency that specializes in airline reservations, cruises, group tours, vacation packages, hotel accommodations and auto rental. We have been providing “Excellence in Travel for 70 Years.” INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: Please call 301-598-1599 after 7 am on the day of a trip to find out if we have cancelled, postponed or are going. If a trip is cancelled, you will also receive a phone call from us once the office is open. February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 45 SPORTS, GAMES & Scoreboards ■ Ping-Pong Club ■ Pickleball Club Beginner Ping-Pong Pickleball is Popping Lessons Offered Up Everywhere by Julie Friedman by Dee Berkholtz

he Ping- he word “pickleball” T Pong Club Tis popping up all has beginner over the place. The sport instruction on is growing so rapidly Wednesday, Feb. throughout the country 12, and Feb. 19, and across a wide range from 3-5 p.m., in of age groups that avid the Ping-Pong and pickleball players are Meeting Room in surprised to discover Clubhouse II. how many people are still The fee for unaware of the sport. From left, Sylvia Bell and Al Desmarais, two of non-members is The Washington Post several octogenarians in the Pickleball Club, $1 per person, per Magazine published play to win against their much younger oppo- session. Instruction Gilles Gouin plays ping-pong in Clubhouse II. Photo story on Dec. 30, 2019 nents. Photo by Dee Berkholtz is at no cost to by Leisure World News about how 20-year-old members. For those Ben Johns, a University of Becky Cathey has arranged who do not have a paddle, the E&R office in Clubhouse II has Maryland student from Gaith- with First Alliance Church paddles that residents may borrow. Contact Julie at (julie12401@ ersburg, just became a national to allow Club members to netscape.net) if you would like to reserve any sessions. champion after playing the play on the two courts in the The Ping-Pong Club meets for doubles ping-pong every sport for only three and a half church’s activity room twice a Monday and Wednesday from 3-5 p.m. and on Fridays from 1-3 years. week. The church is just five p.m. Annual dues are $5 a year and include five free ping-pong The story goes on to say, miles away on New Hampshire balls. “Today, more than 3.3 million Avenue. The weekly schedule people play the sport in the of times and locations to play ■ Duplicate Bridge Club United States, according to the is kept updated on the Club’s Sports and Fitness Industry website, (www.LWPickleball. Association. It is often associ- net). Club President Leads ated with retirees, and about For the past several months, 20 percent of players are 65 or Pickleball Club members led older. But its appeal appears to by Club vice president Barb Bridge Course for be broadening.” Shavatt have offered free intro- Parade Magazine named ductory classes to those inter- pickleball as one of the “5 ested in learning about the Beginners Ways You Can Improve Your sport. At the end of January, by Aaron Navarro Health Wherever You Live” these classes were replaced in its Jan. 10, 2020 edition. with 30-minute clinics on ridge is a great The sport also received Tuesday afternoons taught by B card game; it nationwide attention recently Club president Scott Keenum, provides immense when journalist Maria Shriver a certified instructor and long- challenge and commented on the Today time coach. enjoyment to a Show that she has started These skills clinics are person’s life. playing pickleball. available for all members Leisure World At Leisure World, the interested in improving their resident Aaron increasing popularity of game. Keenum will conduct Navarro will teach the sport has caused some 30-minute sessions for four a six-week course “growing pains,” with many players – $10 per player/ on bridge beginning people wanting to play but session. Interested resi- Thursday, March limited play times available dents can contact Scott at 5, that is intended Aaron Navarro at the ACBL Championships, cour- tesy photo on the single indoor court ([email protected]). for newcomers and in Clubhouse II. As a result, For more information about players who haven’t played the game in years. The course will many Club members have the sport or the Pickleball cover the fundamentals of modern bidding, play of the hand found nearby County Recre- Club, please visit (www. and some defensive principles. ation Centers as acceptable LWPickleball.net). Interested Navarro is a certified bridge teacher, president of the Dupli- alternatives when the weather members can ask questions via cate Bridge Club and Ruby Life Master. is too cold, wet or windy to the website’s “Contact” link or For registration information, see the Classes and Seminars play outdoors. sign up via the “Join the Club” section of this edition. In addition, Club member link.

46 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ 10-Pin Bowling League Team Winners Proves Itself in January by Rita Mastrorocco High Average Women – Top scores for the week of Handicap Series – Rolling Chris Porter, 163 pins Jan. 17 are: Rocks, 2,666 pins he following bad weather Scratch Game Women – Scratch Game – Huggers, High Average Men – Steve Trule is in effect: If Chris Porter, 181 pins 654 pins Mueller, 180 pins Montgomery County schools Scratch Series Women – Scratch Series – Huggers, Scratch Game Men – Bill are either closed or on a two- Chris Porter, 520 pins 1,905 pins Barrett, 204 pins hour delay based on snow or icy Handicap Game Women – Handicap Game – Gutter- Scratch Series Men – Stan conditions, the league does not Barbara Martin, 247 pins snipes, 890 pins Galinn, 568 pins bowl. Handicap Series Women – Handicap Series – Gutter- Handicap Game Men – Jack The league is based on Chris Porter, 676 pins snipes, 2,609 pins Carney, 266 pins handicaps with averages for High Average Men – Steve Handicap Series Men – Stan the bowlers ranging from 85 Top scores for the week of Mueller, 182 pins Galinn, 730 pins to 180. If you have not bowled Jan. 10 are: Scratch Game Men – Pat High Average Women – Chris in years, come out and join the Scratch Game – Half and Leanza, 207 pins Porter, 164 pins fun. Half, 652 pins Scratch Series Men – Steve Scratch Game Women – Chris The top league standings, as Scratch Series – Huggers, Mueller, 541 pins Porter, 177 pins of Jan. 24 are Winners in first 1,886 pins Handicap Game Men – Scratch Series Women – Chris place, Huggers in second place Handicap Game – Half and Bruce MacDonald, 256 pins Porter, 481 pins and Lightnin Strikes in third Half, 925 pins Handicap Series Men – Handicap Game Women – place. Handicap Series – Half and Bruce MacDonald, 690 pins Barbara Martin, 251 pins Half, 2,675 pins High Average Women – Handicap Series Women – Top scores for the week of Jan. High Average Men – Steve Chris Porter, 164 pins Barbara Martin, 694 pins 3 are: Mueller, 182 pins Scratch Game Women – Scratch Game – Huggers, 652 Scratch Game Men – Noel Chris Porter, 208 pins You do not need to be a good pins Dysart, 220 pins Scratch Series Women – bowler to join. Come and join Scratch Series – Huggers, 1,913 Scratch Series Men – Noel Chris Porter, 561 pins the league for fellowship, fun pins Dysart, 546 pins Handicap Game and easy exercise. Handicap Game – Pin Busters, Handicap Game Men – Women – Chris There is no long-term 918 pins Charles Johnson, 281 pins Porter, 259 pins commitment. Handicap Series – Pin Busters, Handicap Series Men – Handicap Series The league bowls 2,601 pins Larry Lull, 717 pins Women – Chris every Friday with High Average Men – Steve High Average Women – Porter, 714 pins practice starting at 9:20 Mueller, 182 pins Chris Porter, 163 pins a.m. at Bowl America Scratch Game Men – Steve Scratch Game Women – Top scores for the at 1101 Clopper Road in Kloper, 226 pins Chris Porter, 164 pins week of Jan. 24 are: Gaithersburg. Scratch Series Men – Steve Scratch Series Women – Scratch Game – Huggers, The cost for the three games of Kloper, 638 pins Chris Porter, 473 pins 646 pins bowling, the use of bowling shoes Handicap Game Men – Jack Handicap Game Women – Scratch Series – Huggers, and balls and unlimited cups of Carney, 276 pins Rita Penn, 253 pins 1,832 pins coffee is only $11. Handicap Series Men – Jack Handicap Series Women – Handicap Game – Rolling If interested in joining, call Carney, 728 pins Rita Penn, 667 pins Rocks, 944 pins Rita at (301-814-9196).

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 47 ■ Chess Club One More Day for Chess Play by Bernie Ascher Some countries use other calendar systems, mostly for religious purposes, his year has 366 days. It is a leap alongside the official national calendar. Tyear and it gives us an extra day to Modern-day China, for example, play chess. relies on the Gregorian calendar, but The calendar for 2020 adds the extra the traditional Chinese calendar governs day to the end of February, which is still the dates for important holidays, such the shortest month, even with a 29th day. as Chinese Lantern Day. People also A leap year happens every four years use it as a guide for selecting dates for to compensate for the imprecision of weddings, moving and for starting new the Gregorian calendar. The 365-day ventures. calendar does not include all of the time The Chinese calendar is a lunar it takes the Earth to move around the calendar of twelve months of 29-30 days Sun in a year – 365.24219 days. The with leap months added instead of leap 29th day takes care of the fraction left days. Korea, Vietnam and the Ryukyu over each year, that is, five hours, 48 Islands use variations of the Chinese minutes and 45 seconds. Every year calendar. divisible by four (2000, 2016, 2024) is a India has an official national calendar leap year; but 1800, 1900 and 2100 are (largely Gregorian), but various reli- Buddhists use a calendar that adds not. gious groups use different systems an extra 30-day month whenever leap In 1592, Pope Gregory XIII insti- alongside the official one. Hindus use year occurs (every seven years within tuted a revision of the Julian calendar. the Vikram Samvat (based on a solar a 19-year cycle). Muslims use a lunar Currently, it is the most popular sidereal year with lunar months). A leap calendar, which does not have a leap calendar system in the world for official month (Adhik Maas) comes about every day, primarily for religious purposes. or administrative purposes. 32.5 months. Other calendars include the Solar Hijri or Persian, the Hebrew, the Ethio- pian, the Pawukon and the Saka (used in Bali), nearly all of which have leap days FREDRICK A. ISAACS, M.D., P.C., FACS or leap months. In some places, there are leap year BOARD CERTIFIED OPHTHALMOLOGIST traditions. In Ireland, for example, Leap Day is Bachelor’s Day, allowing women Latest Advances in Cataract Surgery including the Restor© & LenSx (Femtosecond) to initiate dances and propose marriage. The Irish expected that men turning Treatment of Glaucoma & Macular Degeneration down marriage proposals would buy the (Avastin, Lucentis & Eylea Injections) woman a silk gown or a fur coat or such. Complete Exams and Contact Lens Exams Likewise, in Al Capp’s comic strip “Li’l Abner,” on Sadie Hawkins Day in the mythical hillbilly town of Dogpatch, USA, women chased men, who would Full Service Optical Shop have to marry them if caught. In another comic strip, Hal Gray’s Glasses, Sunglasses, Contact Lenses “Little Orphan Annie,” Annie explained how she remained young for many years. She was born on Leap Day and We offer the latest diagnostic equipment for assessment had a birthday only every fourth year. of retinal disease and glaucoma. Chess players at Leisure World appre- ciate the additional day to play chess. In the game on this page, White’s Knight has just captured Black’s Rook at f8. ON PREMISES: Visual Fields, Cirrus HD - OCT, What is Black’s best move? Fluorescein Angiography, Stereo Disc Photographs, The solution follows the usual reminder that the Chess Club meets on Corneal Pachymetry and Topography. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1-4 p.m. in Clubhouse II. Membership is free. For further information, call Bernie 3801 International Drive, Suite 208 Ascher at (301-598-8577). SOLUTION: Black moves the Rook Silver Spring, MD 20906 from d6 to d1, checking the King and forcing White’s Queen to capture the 301-598-8500 Rook. Black’s Queen then captures the LEISURE WORLD PLAZA PROFESSIONAL BUILDING White Queen. Checkmate! So, do not wait for next leap year. Do not wait for Sadie Hawkins to catch Li’l Abner. Do not wait for the sun to circle EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE the Earth. Play chess now!

48 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 ■ Tuesday and Friday Duplicate Bridge ■ Tuesday and Friday Duplicate Bridge (cont.’d) Compiled by Jerry Miller Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020 Flight A includes all players. Flight B includes only ACBL member pairs, North-South East-West each less than 1,000 master points. Flight C includes only ACBL member pairs, each less than 500 master points. Flight A Flight A 1. Stephan Billstein – Bernice Felix 1. Alfred Caponiti – Frederic Caponiti Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020 2. Allen Shaw – Patti Anschutz 2. Dora Levin – Howard Tash North-South East-West 3. Gerald Lerner – Jerry Miller 3. Saul Penn – Elaine Conway Flight A Flight A 4. Diane Keiper – Nadyne Cheary 4. Marcia Fletcher – Robert Kerr 1 Alfred Caponiti – Frederic Caponiti 1. Dora Levin – Howard Tash 2. Beena Deshmukh – Madhav 2. Marcia Fletcher – Michael Benefiel Flight B Flight B Deshmukh 1. Marcia Fletcher – Robert Kerr Flight B 1. Marcia Fletcher – Michael Benefiel 2. Liz Ferraro – Alan Ferraro 1. Beena Deshmukh – Madhav 2. Lorraine Nacson – Judith Lindley Deshmukh Friday, Jan. 24, 2020 North-South East-West Friday, Jan. 10, 2020 Flight A Flight A North-South East-West 1. Aaron Navarro – Charles Dearolf 1. Mark Lavine – Gail Singer Flight A Flight A 2. Shirley Light – Stephan Billstein 2. Helen Montanaro – Jack Carney 1. Aaron Navarro – Dora Levin 1. Marcia Fletcher – James Cowie 3. Alan Ferraro – Liz Ferraro 3. Robert Kerr – Saul Penn 2. Alan Ferraro – Liz Ferraro 2. Nadyne Cheary – Jerry Miller Flight B 3. Mark Lavine – Judith Perrier 3. Susan Weiss – Sue Swift 1. Alan Ferraro – Liz Ferraro Flight B Flight B Flight B 2. (tie) Wendy Morrison – Howard 1. Leanna Gipson – Judy Tankersley 1. Alan Ferraro – Liz Ferraro 2. Susan Weiss – Sue Swift Brewer 2. Stephan Billstein – Angela Riani 2. (tie) Nancy Gordon – Bernice Felix Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020 North-South East-West Flight A Flight A 1. Wendy Morrison – Vern Skinner 1. Dora Levin – Howard Tash The next newcomers duplicate game is Monday, Feb. 24, at 6:30 2. Rosmarie Suitor – Shirley Light 2. Susan Weiss – Bernice Felix p.m. in Clubhouse I. Bridge players who are unfamiliar with duplicate 3. Marilyn Udell – Maida Crocicchia 3. Madhav Deshmukh – Beena will partner with experienced duplicate players in a relaxed setting. A 4. Stephan Billstein – Marcia Fletcher Deshmukh brief lesson on an aspect of bridge will precede the card play. Email 4. Jim Anschutz – Robert Kerr ([email protected]) for more information and to RSVP. Regular Flight B duplicate games awarding masterpoints are held Tuesday and Friday at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse I. Results and hand records are available at 1. Susan Weiss – Bernice Felix (thecommongame.com). Residents who need a partner for either 2. Madhav Deshmukh – Beena game should call Shirley Light at (301-598-6611) at least 24 hours in Deshmukh advance. Friday, Jan. 17, 2020 North-South East-West ■ Thursday Afternoon Ladies Bridge Flight A Flight A Compiled by JoAnn Gellman 1. Mark Lavine – Gail Singer 1. Leanna Gipson – Liz Ferraro 2. Rosmarie Suitor – Shirley Light 2. Nancy Gordon – Sue Swift Jan. 9, 2020 Jan. 23, 2020 Flight B 1. Mary Lee Amato, 3,470 1. Helen Montanaro, 3,830 1. Stephan Billstein – Angela Riani 2. Maria Merkowitz, 3,460 2. Mary Jane Noll, 3,290 3. Irene Shaulis, 3,340 3. Judith Lane, 2,940 ■ Wednesday Night Chicago Bridge Jan. 16, 2020 Compiled by Abigail Murton 1. Helen Montanaro, 3,830 2. Michele Frome, 2,890 Jan. 15, 2020 Jan. 22, 2020 3. Ruthe Slone, 2,430 1. Sally McGowan and J0Ann 1. Jack Looney and Bruce McKay, Gellman, 4,460 3,400 ■ Friday Bridge 2. Helen Montanaro and Jack Carney, 2. Dottie Donnelly and Dottie Hurley, Compiled by Shirley Rosenhaft 1,670 2,780 3. Joyce and Dick Riseberg, 2,600 Jan. 3, 2020 Jan. 17, 2020 4. Helen Montanaro and Jack Carney, 1. (tie) Mort Faber, 3,060 1. Ruth Kean, 3,780 1,700 2. (tie) Marc Levin, 3,060 2. Shirley Rosenhaft, 3,770 3. Bernice Cohen, 3,040 3. Belle Leiberman, 2,950 4. Janet Danziger, 2,760 4. Jackie McCarthy, 2,830 RECYCLING REMINDER Jan. 10, 2020 1. Sunny Levin, 4,030 We Do Recycle Cardboard! 2. John Hashim, 3,280 From the Sanitation Department 3. (tie) Jackie McCarthy, 2,620 4. (tie) Betty Hecht, 2,620

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 49 Sports, Games & Scoreboards In Brief Bid Whist: Do you know what Sport the Kitty, Boston Time Wednesday. Call the pro shop at (301-598-1570) for times and and Rise and Fly all mean? If you like to play Bid Whist, then meet greens fees. us on Mondays at 6 p.m. in the Clubhouse II Multi-purpose Room. Mah-jongg: Learn how to play mah-jongg. Call Questions: Call Jessie at (314-374-4501). (301-598-3438). Bridge: Mind-Body Exercise Club: Members meet every Thursday • Tuesday and Friday Duplicate Bridge games are at 7 afternoon from 2-3 p.m. in the Clubhouse II Activities Room to p.m. in Clubhouse I. New players with partners are welcome. study and practice mind-body exercises under a leader. Interested Hand records and results are available after the game on (thecom- Leisure World residents can join the club by paying a $5 per mongame.com). If in need of a partner, call Shirley Light at person initiation fee. If you have any questions, call Judy Menkes (301-598-6611) at least 24 hours before the game. Questions? Call at (301-847-9643). Aaron Navarro at (301-598-3870). Pinochle Players: Experienced Pinochle players • The Wednesday Night Chicago Bridge Group is looking wanted. Members play Mondays from 4-6:30 p.m. in Clubhouse for new members. The group meets every Wednesday in Club- II. If interested, call (301-775-7238) or (301-598-7064). If you are house I. Play begins promptly at 6:45 p.m. Bring a partner and be interested in learning, you are welcome to observe. ready for a few hours of friendly games. Questions? Call Doug at Poker: (301-448-8708). • Poker Game openings are available at the Greens, Thursdays • Men’s Bridge seeks players. The group meets Mondays and from 7-10 p.m. No prior experience necessary. If interested, call Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. in Clubhouse II. No partner needed. Marcel at (240-486-6205). Women welcome. Call Alan Levine at (301-288-7349). • Men’s Poker is seeking new members. Play is daily, begin- • Thursday Ladies Bridge welcomes more card players. If ning around 9 a.m. in the Game Room in Clubhouse II. interested, call JoAnn Gellman at (301-351-2391). • Play Poker Mondays and Thursdays from 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Chess: For free chess lessons for beginners or “rusty” in the Clubhouse II Game Room. The group plays hi/low only players, call Bernie Ascher at (301-598-8577) to schedule an (two winners). Call (301-598-4331) or (301-434-6823) or come appointment. The Chess Club meets every Monday, Wednesday observe. and Friday from 1-4 p.m. in Clubhouse II. Membership is free. Thursday Night Poker meets every Thursday from 6-9 Cribbage: Players meet for 150 minutes of competitive fellow- p.m. in Clubhouse II. Members play hi/lo, with or without wild ship on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. in Clubhouse II. There are cards cards, dealer’s choice. All are welcome. Leisure World residents and cribbage boards, and members would be pleased to teach you preferred. Call Dave at (301-598-7064) for information or just the game. It is a mixture of rummy and pinochle and is pure fun. come and join us. (The group does not even keep score.) For more information, call Scrabble: Please join players at Clubhouse II on Tuesdays George at (301-598-9747) or Bill at (301-598-7270). at 12:30 p.m. for a game of Scrabble. Boards are available. Call Duckpin Bowling: Join the Duckpin Mixed Bowling League Arlyne at (301-438-7442) if you are interested in playing. on Mondays at 12:30 p.m. at White Oak Bowling Lanes (11207 Indoor Pool Volleyball. If you are a resident who wants to New Hampshire Ave., Silver Spring). The group needs bowlers of enjoy the inviting warm water of the social pool, join your peers in all skill levels and will welcome you into this enthusiastic group. social volleyball on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 3 p.m. Members carpool regularly, so non-drivers need not stay away. No skills needed, just come and have fun. Competitive volleyball Call Lisa Zarou at (301-814-0029) or Flora Wolf at (301-598- games are played on Monday and Thursdays from 6-7:30 p.m. 5807) to join as a substitute or regular bowler. This game is for long-term, skilled players who want the intensity Jigsaw Puzzle: There is a jigsaw puzzle table in the Clubhouse of competition and rarely miss the games. If you don’t have a

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Sign-up will be taken for newly advertised classes beginning topics will include: what tional means to explore our on the Tuesday after the date of the edition of Leisure World happened yesterday, last week innate spirituality, which, in News in which it appears. All sign ups begin at 8:30 a.m. in either or last year; vacation activities turn, reinvigorates us with Clubhouse I or II as noted in the class description. Residents can and what was done in the past; newfound perspective and register for themselves and two other residents. Please bring activities that occurred in the purpose. Meditation is the your Leisure World ID. past; sports; buying clothes; fastest, simplest inroad to If required enrollment is not met five days prior to the start date, and living in the city. Partic- self-discovery. the class will be cancelled. ipants will also discuss the In this class, we will briefly ***Please note fees for non-residents: add $10 for 1-6 cultural aspects of the Span- review the background of session classes and $20 for classes of 7 or more sessions. ish-speaking world. meditation, take a close look at Payment can be made by check or credit card (MasterCard, VISA The class, taught by the technique, and sit together or Discover); no cash is accepted. Checks must be made payable to resident Judy Frumkin, is in meditation as a group. We Leisure World of Maryland Corp. Please sign up in advance of the conversation-based and meets will analyze our meditation starting date of the class since instructors need to know how many Tuesdays, March 10-April sessions, and consider several will participate. Note: Registration will not be accepted nor 21, 10-11:30 a.m. Fee: $25 supporting activities, such as refunds issued after the completion of two sessions! (includes materials fee). belonging to a group, keeping Leisure World does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, Register at Clubhouse I. a self-introspective diary, and national or ethnic origin in admission policies, education policies or diet, that help our efforts to programs. NEW – Spanish for meditate. Each student will Travelers, a CLL course: be asked to meditate on his or This course is geared to those her own during the week and Community Classes Policy for who plan to travel to Span- report back on progress at the Inclement Weather ish-speaking countries and next class. No special postures If Montgomery County Public Schools are closed, wish to gain more proficiency or exercises are used in this all classes will automatically be cancelled. If in Spanish terms to facilitate class. We will be sitting in school openings are delayed, classes will be held travel. Topics to be discussed chairs the entire time. at the discretion of the instructor. include: greeting and fare- This session will feature wells, including introductions; longer meditations in class, BRIDGE Latin America; The Philippines questions words; number and more detailed study and more and the U.S.; and Artificial telling time; at the airport; detailed analyses of our own INSTRUCTION Intelligence and Data. The text checking into or out of a hotel practice. Meditation is a limit- and DVD used is prepared by the and problems that could be less horizon. Once we begin, NEW – Bridge for Begin- Foreign Policy Association (FPA) encountered at a hotel; general we can explore these subjects ners: This course is intended for and will be the basis for course terms and phrases about forever. newcomers to the game of bridge discussions. eating and drinking; how to New participants are and those who have not played The class may discuss addi- order food and beverages at a welcome. for years. The class will cover tional emergent topics that the restaurant; travelling around; Class meets Wednesdays, the fundamentals of modern class wants to explore. Partici- meeting people; shopping; and Feb. 26-April 1, 10-11:30 a.m. bidding, play of the hand and pants may also share their expe- health and safety. Fee: $15. Register at Club- some defensive principles. riences and knowledge. Participants will role play house I. Bridge is challenging and also The class leader is resident situations to become more very enjoyable. So, sign up and David Frager. He facilitated proficient with the material For more information begin enjoying the game. the 2010-2019 Great Decisions discussed. about the Center for Life- This class is taught by resi- discussions and has been an The class will also introduce long Learning (CLL) and its dent Aaron Navarro, who is the instructor for CLL. Frager was cultural information and instructors, visit (www.cllmd. president of the Duplicate Bridge a docent at the Smithsonian specific information about com). Club, a certified bridge teacher National Museum of American various Spanish-speaking and a Ruby Life Master. History and taught for three countries. Class meets Thursdays, March MUSIC EDUCATION years at the National Defense The class, taught by resi- 5-April 9, 1-3 p.m. Fee: $15. University during a career at the dent Judy Frumkin, meets NEW – Journeys and Register at Clubhouse I. Department of Defense. Tuesday, March 10-April 21, Experiences of the Musical Class meets Thursdays, Feb. 1-2 p.m. Fee: $25 (includes Mind: Explore how music EDUCATION 27-April 23 (no class March 26), materials fee). Register at and engaged listening can 2-3:30 p.m. Fee (includes Clubhouse I. positively transform your life Great Decisions in text): $50 per person or $75 like nothing else! Sound is our Foreign Policy 2020: Spon- if a couple is sharing a book. most primal and experiential sored by the Center for Lifelong RELIGION AND Register at Clubhouse I. sense – the first to awaken and Learning (CLL), topics for the PHILOSOPHY the last to leave us – and music 2020 Foreign Policy Associa- has been one of our greatest FOREIGN Meditation for Seniors, tion’s Great Decisions series human survival tools. The a CLL course: Led by David include: Climate Change and the LANGUAGE average person experiences at Newcomb, this is a contin- Global Order; India and Paki- least four hours of music every EDUCATION uation of Meditation for stan; Red Sea Security; Modern day and those musical experi- Slavery and Human Trafficking; Seniors, a course designed to NEW – Advanced ences shape our lives in both U.S. Relations with the Northern help seniors confront aging. Conversational Spanish, conscious and subconscious Triangle; China’s Road into Meditation provides a tradi- a CLL course: Discussion ways. 52 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 How does the mind to restore a normal, optimum Class meets Mondays (with Class meets Class meets process words, symbols and state of health. Participants Shirley), Feb. 24-March 30, Mondays, March 2-April 27 music? Can you hear color? will learn to combine joint and Thursdays (with Sue), and/or Thursdays, March Learn how to navigate sonic movement and breathing Feb. 27-April 2, 9-9:45 a.m. 5-April 23, 10:30-11:30 a.m. landscapes and more fully to improve balance and to You can take the class on Fee: $60 for one day per experience the music in film, augment core strength. Mondays or Thursdays, or week; $90 for two days television and the concert hall. Limited enrollment. sign up for both days. Fee: per week. Register at Using lectures, recorded Class meets Mondays, Feb. $38 for one day per week; Clubhouse I. examples, live performances 24-April 27, 4-5 p.m. Fee: $63 for two days per and class participation, $20. Register at Club- week. Register at Club- WATER EXERCISE musicologist, tenor and house II. house II. redoubtable raconteur Dr. NEW – Water Exercise Harry Dunstan will help you NEW – Zumba Gold NEW – Stretch, Tone with Nancy: Participants will discover how to use music with Denny – Mondays, and Strength Training gain strength, stamina and as your most life-enhancing Wednesdays or Fridays: for the Active Adult (9:15 tone from this cardio class. activity. This program was designed a.m.) - Advanced: Join our Dumbbells are used, although Class meets Mondays, Feb. for the older active adult, fun exercise class that utilizes they are not required, and are 24-March 30, 7-8 p.m. Fee: a person who has not been a variety of equipment for the available for purchase from the $50. Register at Club- exercising in a long time active adult. This dynamic instructor. house I. or individuals who may be strength-training class will Class meets Tuesdays, Feb. limited physically. The biggest develop a body instilled with 25-March 31, and Thursdays, DANCE difference between Zumba power and one that can move Feb. 27-April 2, 11 a.m.-noon. Gold and Zumba Basic is with ease and confidence. You can take the class on INSTRUCTION that Zumba Gold is done at Get stronger, steadier and Tuesdays or Thursdays, or a much lower intensity. It more balanced as you develop sign up for both days. Fee: NEW – Line Dance is just as much fun, just not new body awareness, flexi- $38 for one day per week; with Wendy: This is an as fast! Zumba Gold utilizes bility and control of “usable $63 for two days per week. introductory dance course the same great Latin styles of strength.” Register at Clubhouse II. for students who have had music and dance that are used Weights, bands, and balls little or no dance experience in the Zumba basic program. are provided; and a mat is NEW – Non-impact and who want to learn the Class meets Mondays Feb. recommended for some floor Fusion Water Exercise basics. If you are a beginner/ 24-March 30, 10:30-11:30 work. Bring a bottle of water. with Shirley or Sue: This advanced beginner in line a.m.; Wednesday, Feb. Modification can be made for class is held in the round dancing, this is the class for 26-April 1, 10 a.m.; or Fridays, the individual exerciser and leisure pool (warm water). you. Join Wendy in a day of Feb. 28-April 3, 1-2 p.m. all are welcome to join in the Dance, yoga poses, and cardio fun and dances with a mix of Fee: $45 for one day per fun. The instructor is Linda movements are all fused cha-cha, rumba, tango, samba week; $84 for two days Ginsburg. together to give students an and more. per week; $120 for three Class meets Mondays, awesome, fun class. Partic- Class meets Mondays, Feb. days per week. Register at March 2-April 27 and/or ipants will improve their 24-April 27, from 2-3 p.m. for Clubhouse II. Thursdays, March 5-April 23, posture, balance, flexibility the Beginner class and from 9:15-10:15 a.m. Fee: $60 for and muscle strength. 3-4 p.m. for the Advanced NEW – Mild Exercise one day per week; $90 Class meets Tuesdays, Feb. Beginner class. Choose your with Shirley: All exercises, for two days per week. 25-March 31, and Thursdays, session based on your experi- seated or standing, are led by Register at Clubhouse I. Feb. 27-April 2, 1-2 p.m. You ence. Fee: $45 per session. instructor Shirley Lloyd. can take the class on Tuesdays Register at Clubhouse II. Class meets Tuesdays, Feb. NEW – Stretch, Tone or Thursdays, or sign up for 25-March 31, and Wednes- and Balance for the both days. Fee: $38, one NEW – Intermediate days, Feb. 26-April 1, 11-11:45 Active Adult (10:30 a.m.) day per week; $63 for two Tap with Mary Lou: This a.m. You can take the class on – Beginner to Moderate: days per week. Register at class will include warm-up Tuesdays or Wednesdays, or This class is for beginner to Clubhouse II. barre exercises, center room sign up for both days. Fee: moderate exercisers who want exercises (combos and $38, one day per week; to join a fun exercise class that NEW – Aqua Fit with balance), progression steps $63 for two days per utilizes a variety of equipment Shirley: This unique class and a dance routine. week. Register at Club- for the active adult. This blends the best of both Instructor Mary Lou Peters house II. dynamic strength-training class worlds using water aerobics started dancing at the age will develop a body instilled and yoga. Water aerobics is of three. At 17, she started NEW – Senior Sneakers: with power and one that can done in the lap pool for 30 dancing professionally, Get up and go with a safe, move with ease and confidence. minutes, focusing on cardio worked on a TV show for 16 heart-healthy cardio workout Get stronger, steadier and more and strength. The class then years and has been teaching that is gentle on the joints. balanced as you develop new moves to the social warm dance ever since. The workout includes easy-to- body awareness, flexibility and water pool and finishes up Class meets Thursdays, follow low-impact moves and control of “usable strength.” with yoga stretches that focus March 5-26, 7-8 p.m. Fee: upper-body strength training. Weights, bands, and balls on balance and posture. $40. Register at Club- Have fun and move to the are provided; and a mat is Class meets Wednesdays, house II. music through a variety of recommended for some floor Feb. 26-April 1, from 1-2 p.m. exercises designed to increase work. Bring a bottle of water. Fee: $38 for one day per EXERCISE your cardio fitness level, Modification can be made for week; $63 when taken strength, range of movement, the individual exerciser and with one day of another NEW – Ba Duan: This is and activities for daily living. all are welcome to join in the water class. Register at the world’s oldest exercise for Bring your hand-held weights fun. The instructor is Linda Clubhouse II. seniors and those who need and work at your own pace. Ginsburg. February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 53 Call: 301-563-9226

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54 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 CALENDAR of Events Dial 301-598-1313 Leisure World Mutual Meetings for recorded Daily Events Feb. 7 Feb. 13 Mutual 8 Board Mutual 12 Board Friday, February 7 2:00 p.m. Compassion and Choices: Organ, 10:00 a.m., Sullivan Room 1:00 p.m., Sullivan Room Clubhouse I Tissue and Whole-Body Donation – Fact 9:00 a.m. AARP Tax Preparation vs. Myth Feb. 11 Feb. 18 (Appointment Required) 7:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Mutual 16 Board Mutual 14 Board 10:00 a.m. RAG Open Art Studio 7:00 p.m. Trivia Club 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room 10:00 a.m. League of Women Voters Mutual 19A Board Clubhouse II Feb. 19 Discussion Group 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse II 9:30 a.m. Beginner and Advanced Tai Chi Mutual 5 Board 11:00 a.m. Impressionists, Romantics and Class Mutual 7 Board 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room Realists Music Class 10:00 a.m. LW Apple Clinic 1:15 p.m., Sullivan Room 1:30 p.m. Watercolor II Art Class 11:00 a.m. Mild Exercise Class Mutual 25 Board Feb. 20 3:00 p.m. Hispanos de LW: Bingo 11:00 a.m. Water Exercise Class 7:00 p.m., Sullivan Room Mutual 15 7:00 p.m. Friday Duplicate Bridge 12:30 p.m. Pickleball Club Feb. 12 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room Clubhouse II 12:30 p.m. Scrabble Group Mutual 11 Board 1:00 p.m. Zumba Gold Class 1:30 p.m. Comedy and Humor Club 10:00 a.m., Sullivan Room 1:00 p.m. Chess Club 3:00 p.m. Living Better with Parkinson’s 1:00 p.m. Friday Bridge Support Group Meeting times and locations subject to change. Sign in to (residents.lwmc.com) 1:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club 3:00 p.m. Pickleball Club: Conditioning and check the calendar for any changes. Mutual board meetings are open to 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball (Social) Class with Scott Keenum respective mutual residents and absentee owners. 4:00 p.m. Pickleball Club 4:00 p.m. Pickleball Club 7:00 p.m. Camera Club Saturday, February 8 Clubhouse I Wednesday, February 12 Meetings of the LWCC Board of 9:00 a.m. Gentle Yoga Class Clubhouse I 10:00 a.m. RAG Open Art Studio 9:00 a.m. AARP Tax Preparation Directors, Executive Committee and Clubhouse II (Appointment Required) 9:15 a.m. JRLW Shabbat Service 9:00 a.m. Gentle Yoga Class Advisory Committees 2:00 p.m. Going It Alone Club: Social 10:00 a.m. Any Medium II Art Class 1:30 p.m. Women’s Fun Bunch: Ballet and 10:00 a.m. CLL: Seminar on Reparations Budget and Finance Government Affairs Deli Dinner for African-Americans Featuring Essay by Feb. 19, 2:00 p.m., Clubhouse I Feb. 10, 2:00 p.m., Sullivan Room 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball (Social) Ta-Nehisi Coates Communications Health 10:15 a.m. League of Women Voters: 2020 Sunday, February 9 Feb. 20, 10:00 a.m., Clubhouse I Feb. 19, 2:00 p.m., Clubhouse I Legislative Priorities for the Maryland Clubhouse I General Assembly Community Planning Physical Properties No Scheduled Activities 1:00 p.m. Lions’ Vision Support Group: Feb. 10, 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room Feb. 11, 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse II Clubhouse II Discover Technology that Supports People 11:30 a.m. Pickleball Club Energy Security and Transportation with Low Vision 4:30 p.m. LWAAAC Black History 1:00 p.m. Oils and Acrylics II Art Class Feb. 18, 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse I Feb. 13, 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse I Program: “A Tribute to Mahalia Jackson” 6:45 p.m. Chicago Bridge Golf and Greens Monday, February 10 Clubhouse II Feb. 7, 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse I Clubhouse I 8:00 a.m. Pickleball Club 9:15 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Strength 10:00 a.m. Zumba Gold Class LWCC Board of Directors Training Class 11:00 a.m. Mild Exercise Class Feb. 13, 2:15 a.m., Clubhouse I (special meeting – gate access) 10:00 a.m. Multi-Media Sampler Art Class 11:00 p.m. Rossmoor Women’s Club: Feb. 21, 10 a.m., Clubhouse I (board chairperson meets with advisory committee 10:00 a.m. Garden and Environmental Members-Only Potluck chairpersons) Club movie: “A Man Named Pearl” 1:00 p.m. Chess Club Feb. 25, 9:30 a.m., Clubhouse I (regular meeting) 10:30 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Balance Class 1:00 p.m. Aqua Fit Class LWCC Executive Committee 1:30 p.m. JRLW Movie: ‘Follow Me: The 1:00 p.m. Oils Art Class Feb. 14, 9:30 a.m., Sullivan Room 1:30 p.m. Leisure World Chorale Yoni Netanyahu Story’ 7:00 p.m. Bingo 3:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club Meeting times and locations subject to change. Sign in to (residents.lwmc.com) Clubhouse II 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball (Social) and check the calendar for any changes. Meetings are open to all residents and 9:00 a.m. Senior Sneakers 5:15 p.m. Pickleball Club absentee owners. 10:00 a.m. Clipper Workshop 5:30 p.m. Model Railroad Operating 10:30 a.m. Zumba Gold Class Session 9:30 a.m. Beginner and Advanced Tai Friday, February 14 Chi Class Clubhouse I 11:00 a.m. Chair Yoga Class Thursday, February 13 12:30 p.m. Men’s Bridge 9:30 a.m. Quilting Group 9:00 a.m. AARP Tax Preparation Clubhouse I 1:00 p.m. Chess Club 11:00 a.m. Water Exercise Class (Appointment Required) 9:15 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Strength 1:30 p.m. Computer Learning Center: 11:30 a.m. Pickleball Club 10:00 a.m. RAG Open Art Studio Training Class Android Help Session 12:30 p.m. Men’s Bridge 10:15 a.m. League of Women Voters 10:00 a.m. Watercolor I Art Class 3:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club 1:00 p.m. Non-impact Fusion Water Discussion Group 10:30 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Balance 4:00 p.m. Ba Duan Exercise Class Exercise Class 11:00 a.m. Impressionists, Romantics and Class 5:30 p.m. Model Railroad Club Operating 1:00 p.m. E&R Movie: “Gloria Bell” Realists Music Class 12:30 p.m. Ladies’ Bridge Session 2:00 p.m. Model Railroad Club 11:00 a.m. Book Club Network: Literary 1:00 p.m. Drawing – Any Dry Media Art 6:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball Operating Session Ladies Who Lunch Class (Competitive) 2:00 p.m. Mind-Body Exercise Club 1:30 p.m. Watercolor II Art Class 2:00 p.m. CLL program: Anxiety in 4:00 p.m. Friends of India Association 2:00 p.m. CLL program: ‘Fall in Love’ with Tuesday, February 11 Families: Findings from Brain Research 6:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball Financial Planning Clubhouse I 7:00 p.m. Democratic Club (Competitive) 3:00 p.m. Hispanos de LW movie: 10:00 a.m. Any Medium I Art Class 7:00 p.m. Social and Ballroom Dancing 6:30 p.m. New Yorkers and Friends: “Carancho” 12:00 p.m. Amateur Radio Club Class Catskills Comedy and Deli Dinner 5:00 p.m. Arts in Motion: Popular 1:30 p.m. Book Club Network: Non-Fiction Clubhouse II 7:00 p.m. Intermediate Tap Class Songstress Jeri Frye 9:00 a.m. Senior Sneakers Class February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 55 7:00 p.m. Friday Duplicate Bridge 1:30 p.m. Leisure World Chorale 1:30 p.m. Comedy and Humor Club Clubhouse II Clubhouse II 1:30 p.m. National Active and Retired 3:00 p.m. Pickleball Club: Skills Clinic 9:30 a.m. Beginner and Advanced Tai 10:00 a.m. Chinese Club Federal Employees (NARFE) 3:00 p.m. Pickleball Club Chi Class 1:00 p.m. Zumba Gold Class 1:30 p.m. Hadassah Judaic Study Group 10:00 a.m. Stitching Group Wednesday, February 19 1:00 p.m. Chess Club Book Review 11:30 a.m. Pickleball Club 1:00 p.m. Friday Bridge Club Clubhouse II Clubhouse I 12:30 p.m. Men’s Bridge 1:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club 10:00 a.m. Clipper Workshop 9:00 a.m. AARP Tax Preparation 2:00 p.m. Model Railroad Club 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball (Social) 10:30 a.m. Zumba Gold Class (Appointment Required) Operating Session 12:15 a.m. Pickleball Club 9:00 a.m. Gentle Yoga Class 2:00 p.m. Mind-Body Exercise Club Saturday, February 15 12:30 p.m. Men’s Bridge 1:00 p.m. LW Dog Club 4:00 p.m. Pickleball Club Clubhouse I 1:00 p.m. Chess Club 6:45 p.m. Chicago Bridge 4:00 p.m. Friends of India Association 9:00 a.m. Gentle Yoga Class 2:30 p.m. Computer Learning Center: Clubhouse II 6:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball 10:00 a.m. RAG Open Art Studio Android Help Session 8:00 a.m. Pickleball Club (Competitive) Clubhouse II 3:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club 10:00 a.m. Zumba Gold Class 7:00 p.m. Social and Ballroom Dancing 9:15 a.m. JRLW Service 4:00 p.m. Ba Duan Class 1:00 p.m. Chess Club Class 11:00 a.m. Pickleball Club 5:30 p.m. Model Railroad Club 1:00 p.m. Aqua Fit Class Friday, February 21 12:00 p.m. LW LGBTQ Alliance Operating Session 2:00 p.m. Chair Yoga Class 2:00 p.m. Going It Alone Club: Social 6:00 p.m. Lions Club 3:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club Clubhouse I 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball (Social) 6:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball 9:00 a.m. AARP Tax Preparation 7:00 p.m. Sock Hop Group Dance (Competitive) (Social) (Appointment Required) 7:00 p.m. E&R Event: Pam Parker Trio 5:15 p.m. Pickleball Club 10:00 a.m. League of Women Voters Tuesday, February 18 5:30 p.m. Model Railroad Club Discussion Group Sunday, February 16 Clubhouse I Operating Session 10:00 a.m. Book Club Network: Bookies Clubhouse I 9:00 a.m. Blood Pressure Testing 7:00 p.m. E&R Event: Kelvin Page 11:00 a.m. Impressionists, Romantics 10:00 a.m. JRLW Breakfast Forum: Rep. 1:30 p.m. Republican Club: 8th – Tenor Performs Classical to Jazz and Realists Music Class Jamie Raskin Congressional District Candidates to Music 12:15 p.m. Kiwanis Club Clubhouse II Speak 7:00 p.m. Mindful Meditation Group 2:00 p.m. Town Meeting Organization 11:00 a.m. Pickleball Club 2:00 p.m. CLL/JRLW: Examining 3:00 p.m. Hispanos de LW: Bingo Thursday, February 20 3:30 p.m. Camera Club Photo Matinee: the Search for Happiness Through a 7:00 p.m. Friday Duplicate Bridge Slideshow Presents the Soulful Side of Jewish Lens Clubhouse I Clubhouse II ‘Music City’ 7:00 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Game 11:00 a.m. Writers of Leisure World 1:00 p.m. Zumba Gold Class 12:30 p.m. Ladies’ Bridge Monday, February 17 7:00 p.m. Trivia Club 1:00 p.m. Chess Club Clubhouse II 2:00 p.m. Book Club Network: 1:00 p.m. Friday Bridge Clubhouse I Thursday Readers 9:15 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Strength 9:30 a.m. Beginner and Advanced Tai 1:00 p.m. Ping-Pong Club Chi Class 2:00 p.m. CLL program: Senior 3:00 p.m. Indoor Pool Volleyball Training Housing and Care Options 9:45 a.m. AARP Safe Driving Course 10:00 a.m. LW Apple Club Clinic (Social) 12:30 p.m. Pickleball Club 3:00 p.m. New Resident Orientation 4:00 p.m. Pickleball Club 10:00 a.m. Multi-Media Sampler Art Class 7:00 p.m. Intermediate Tap Class 10:30 a.m. Stretch, Tone and Balance Class 12:30 p.m. Scrabble Group 7:00 p.m. Baby Boomer Club: Movie 1:00 p.m. Stroke Support Group 7:00 p.m. Vegetarian Society: “Eating 1:00 p.m. Oils Art Class for the Planet”

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February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 61 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES in a child’s life. Volunteers provide to discuss theft prevention, driving reaction. On exhibit through Sunday, friendship and encouragement, and shopping habits, frauds, home March 1. Sandy Spring Museum, 17091 VOLUNTEER TRAVEL help with reading, offer homework safety inspection and property crimes Bentley Rd. COORDINATOR. Arrange for 4 to assistance, and engage in crafts and to any organization. The program is 5-day and multi-day trips per year cultural activities at schools near part of the Montgomery County Police WANTED for the Leisure World Going It Alone Leisure World. For more information, Department Volunteer Resource Club in exchange for free travel and contact Interages at (301-949-3551) or Section. Morton can be reached at OFF-WHITE RECLINER, not manual, accommodations. Requires being ([email protected]). (240-706-1850) or (mortonadavis@ needed as soon as possible. Please call present on site at Clubhouse II on comcast.net). Jan at (301-438-3494). Thanks for Saturdays from 1:30-3 p.m. to interact BLANKETEERS — Love to knit, your call. with potential travelers, collect crochet or quilt? Project Linus donates UPCOMING EVENTS payments and record transactions. handmade blankets to Montgomery FAST CASH FOR USED CARS — For more information contact club County children needing comfort. CHINESE NEW YEAR celebration Big dollars paid for your used car! president, Elaine Strass at (240-447- Contact ([email protected]) with a wonderful presentation by the Over 43 years’ experience serving 2166). for more info, free yarn and fabric, and Kuang Chi Chinese School. Enjoy Leisure World. Please call; available blanket requirements. special performances such as Chinese 24 hours. I will come to you. Cash or MAKE A DIFFERENCE in a family’s folk dance, Chinese yo-yo, and the cashiers’ check at your request. I can life. Habitat for Humanity ReStore VOLUNTEER TUTORS and traditional Lion Dance. The event also help with your new car purchase, needs volunteers to work in its FACILITATORS needed! The Literacy will also feature activities like paper any make or model! MD Dealer ReStore (Rockville or Silver Spring), Council of Montgomery County offers cutting and Chinese calligraphy #U2927. Call Marty Salins (301-325- especially daytime volunteers who one-on-one and small group tutoring, demonstrations. Saturday, Feb. 8, 1-2 1973). can take a regular shift of three to conversational English classes, and p.m. Rockville Memorial Library. four hours. Shifts typically are 9 a.m.- a new GED Program. No experience WILL BUY MILITARY, WWII, 1 p.m., 1-5 p.m., or 3-6 p.m. Email necessary. We provide materials, BLACK VOTING RIGHTS and the WWI, Civil War memorabilia items. ([email protected]) or training and ongoing support. Sign role of blacks in politics today. Anita Uniforms, weapons, helmets, photos, call (301-990-0014 x 16) if you are up for an information session online Neal Powell, president of Lincoln medals or any other items associated interested in volunteering. at (www.lcmcmd.org) or call Raul Park Historical Foundation and Leroy with U.S., German, Japanese or other Marin at (301-610-0030, ext. 211), or E. Neal African American Research military history. Call Dave (240- VOLUNTEER AS A HOTLINE CALL email ([email protected]). Center, will talk about the path of 464-0958) or email (david.obal63@ COUNSELOR with the Montgomery the black voting rights movement. gmail.com). County Hotline! The Montgomery PET FOSTERS. Seniors needed Saturday, Feb. 15, 1-2 p.m. Kensington CASH FOR JEWELRY: gold, silver, County Hotline is a 24-hour, seven day by AARF (Animal Allies Rescue Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave. a week confidential service. Counselors Foundation) for new program in costume, diamonds, coins (including provide supportive and confidential Montgomery County. Temporarily YOGA FOR ALL. Join Becca Thomas, foreign), watches, stamp collections. listening; crisis prevention and care for a dog or cat until a certified yoga instructor, for an all- (theatticllc.com) Gary Roman (301- intervention; and give information, permanent home can be found. For levels yoga class focused on alignment 520-0755). more information contact Wanda to build strength, explore flexibility referrals and resources. Contact TURN YOUR STERLING SILVER Mayhew, (301-275-0585) or (www. and connect breath and movement. ([email protected]) or (301-424- and old gold jewelry into cash and animalalliesrescue.org). Follow on Options for more advanced poses or 0656, ext. 541) if interested. do something good for yourself. Gold Facebook. AARF is 501(c)(3) all- transitions. Expect a short meditation 4 Good (8241 Georgia Ave., Ste. MEALS ON WHEELS is looking for volunteer non-profit. at the end of each class. No registration 100, Silver Spring, MD 20910) buys caring and dedicated volunteers to is needed but space is limited. gold and silver jewelry, including deliver meals to homebound and MONTGOMERY HISTORY, a local Bring a mat and water and dress in broken pieces, all sterling silver, gold disabled individuals in the Leisure nonprofit located in downtown comfortable clothes you can move watches and gold and silver coins. I World area. Service area includes: Rockville dedicated to collecting, in. Some blocks and straps will be will come to your house and give you a Leisure World, Olney, Wheaton, Sandy preserving, interpreting and sharing available for those who choose to use free evaluation of what I can pay. Spring. Please contact Emily Trotter the histories of Montgomery County’s props. Third Monday of every month, Gold 4 Good pays an additional five at (443-573-0925) or email (trotter@ residents, is seeking volunteers in 10:30-11:30 a.m. Twinbrook Library, percent to all sellers who are veterans mowcm.org). the following areas: museum docents 202 Meadow Hall Dr., Rockville, MD of the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy or (weekends and holidays); library 20851. MEALS ON WHEELS (MOW), which assistants (weekdays); special events Marine Corps. And we extend the runs out of the Inter-Faith Chapel volunteers (weekdays and weekends); TRADITIONAL SCANDINAVIAN same courtesy to their spouses. We site, needs more volunteers to deliver and communications and outreach MUSIC. Come and enjoy a honor our servicemen (and their meals. If you have or know someone assistants (weekdays only). For a list performance of Scandinavian folk spouses). Gold 4 Good is a Maryland who has one and a half to two hours of volunteer opportunities please tunes used in traditional dances licensed precious metals dealership, every other week or one time a month visit: (https://montgomeryhistory. and songs. The musical group, not a pawnshop or private home-based and might be interested in serving in org/intern-volunteer-opportunities). Washington’s Spelmanslag, plays business. If you decide to sell, I can this capacity, please contact (410-730- Contact Matthew Gagle, outreach and stringed acoustic instruments buy your items at that time, but there 9476). volunteer coordinator, at (mgagle@ including the Swedish ‘nyckelharpa.’ is no obligation. Licensed with both montgomeryhistory.org) or (301-340- Saturday, Feb. 29, 1-2 p.m. Kensington Maryland and Montgomery County KOSHER MEALS ON WHEELS, 2825). Park Library, 4201 Knowles Ave. (lic. #2327). Call Bob (240-938-9694). sponsored by JSSA, needs volunteers to deliver nutritious meals to INTERESTED IN HELPING KIDS ART DOLLS: Figurative Sculptures WANTED: FIREARM COLLECTIONS, homebound seniors. Volunteers will learn about giving and service? The Tell a Story. This exhibit features one piece or one hundred, licensed pick meals up at the Hebrew Home in Giving Square is a local non-profit the work of students enrolled in local dealer will come to you. Contact Rockville and deliver them to seniors which recognizes the power of children doll making classes at Montgomery Richard Thornley at (301-253-0425). in Montgomery County. Schedule is to be contributors to their community. College taught by Wendelin Daniels. WANTED! DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. flexible. Call Diane Hays-Earp at JSSA, Through our work, kids become more The students explore mixed media Top dollar paid! Cash on the spot! We (301-816-2639). empathetic, altruistic and committed and the human form. Dolls span a need OneTouch, FreeStyle Lite and to addressing local needs. This is a range of personae, from portrait dolls Accu-Chek, unopened and unexpired. THE SENIOR CONNECTION needs school-based program which works of historical figures to fantasy dolls, Can pick up. Please call Debbie at (301- volunteers who live in the 20906 zip across 20 schools and organizations, and everything in between. Through 598-4862) or (410-279-3342). code area to drive seniors to medical mostly in Montgomery County. We Sunday, March 1. Sandy Spring appointments and help with grocery are looking for advisors, classroom Museum, 17091 Bentley Rd. shopping. Schedules are flexible and Paying cash for MERCHANDISE volunteers, and sewing support! For PRE-1980s. Old toys, record albums, just two to three hours a month can ACTION AND REACTION by Mark more information, please contact Amy silver and coins, Zippo lighters, make a difference! 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62 | Leisure World News February 7, 2020 C P PERRIE, LL RESENTS Valentine’s Day♥♥♥ IN THE CLUBHOUSE GRILLE All entrées include a House or Caesar Salad Surf & Turf Twin Lobster Crab Cakes Filet mignon and lobster tail Jumbo crab and lobster chunks Steak and Shrimp Stuffed Salmon Fillet 10-oz. New York steak and grilled shrimp Topped with crab imperial and hollandaise Prime Rib au Jus Chicken Chesapeake Slow roasted beef Topped with crab imperial and hollandaise Grilled Lamb Chops Served with a red wine reduction To reserve: 301-598-1330 Also includes a dessert of chocolate-covered strawberries and mini petit fours.

ALL YOU CAN EAT July 29th Purchase before August 26th February 29 and receive the September 30th discounted rate of October 28th $45 per ticket! Feast also includes steamed shrimp, fried chicken, fresh corn, baked beans, green salad, cole slaw, potato salad, rolls and cookies and brownies.

$20 for all-you-can- St. eat Irish buffet Patrick’s Tuesday, March 17th • 301-598-1330 ∙ First Cut Corned Beef ∙ Fresh Steamed Green Day ∙ Cabbage Beans ∙ Traditional Shepherd’s Pie ∙ Potato Leek Soup in the Clubhouse Grille, ∙ Hearty Irish Stew ∙ Salad Bar and Rolls Stein and Terrace Rooms ∙ Boiled Potatoes and ∙ Homemade Bread or Crystal Ballroom Carrots Pudding

Clubhouse Grille Hours: Wed.–Sat. 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Stein and Terrace Room Hours: Sunday: 9:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. | Mon. – Tues.: 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. | Wed.– Sat.: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. For Clubhouse Grille Reservations, call 301-598-1330 | For Stein and Terrace Room reservations, call 301-598-1331

February 7, 2020 Leisure World News | 63 February – March 2020 UPCOMING SEMINARS & EVENTS at Brooke Grove retirement village

As experts in senior care and memory support, Brooke Grove Retirement Village is pleased to offer seminars and events that promote physical, spiritual and mental well-being. All seminars and events will be held at Brooke Grove Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, located at 18131 Slade School Road on the Brooke Grove Retirement Village campus. Please register with Toni Davis at 301-388-7209 or [email protected].

caregiver connection: Healthy Living class: Alzheimer’s disease “Healthy Living for “chair yoga” and dementia care Your Brain and Body” consultations March 2 through April 8 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 2-3 P.M. MONTH • 50-MINUTE SESSIONS 9:45-10:30 A.M. The brain and the body are This service is designed to help Chair yoga can improve mobility, connected, and science provides caregivers — as well as those who are increase energy, boost physical insights into how lifestyle choices can newly diagnosed — cope with the function and otherwise enrich your help keep them healthy. Join us to impact of Alzheimer’s and other forms life! Take the road toward better learn about research in the areas of of dementia, enabling participants to health with this class that is ideal diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive better understand the disease, manage for seniors or those with stiffness or activity and social engagement, care and make informed decisions movement limitations. and how to incorporate these regarding services and treatments. recommendations into a plan for Six-week Session Fee: $30 FREE. Schedule an appointment at healthy aging. Reservations are requested any time during the dementia journey. FREE. Register by February 16. by February 28.

Living well seminar: Healthy Living class: “Mindful Eating” “T’ai Chi” WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 March 4 through April 8 1-2:15 P.M. WEDNESDAYS • 11-11:30 A.M. Mindful eating is a technique that Often referred to as “medication in encourages you to pay full attention 18100 Slade School Road motion,” this series of movements Sandy Spring, MD 20860 to your experiences, cravings and carried out in a slow, focused manner physical cues as you eat. This helps can help to reduce stress while also 301-260-2320 · www.bgf.org you to slow down and savor your improving strength, balance and food. It also promotes weight loss and coordination. reduces binge eating for most people. Learn what the latest research has Six-week Session Fee: $20 to say about the benefits of mindful Reservations are requested eating and try a guided, mindful by March 1. eating exercise. Preceded by complimentary lunch at 12:30 p.m. FREE. Register by February 17.

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