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We're Here to Help September 10, 2020 y We’re Here to Help ALZHEIMER’S FAMILY CENTER LIFE IS A JOURNEY Healthy Brain Expo THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The Alzheimer’s Family Center of Huntington Beach will present the Healthy Brain Expo on SBTV-Channel 2020 Life Options—Choosing the Right Road Forward 3 on Sept. 24. SBTV-3 airs 24/7 on TWC Spectrum CH3, Frontier Fios CH37 & by Cindy Tostado online streaming at sbtv3.org/schedule. GRF member resource/assistance liaison WHAT’S INSIDE JOIN IT FOR: Council on Aging • Free memory screenings This year would have been the fifth Life Options Expo Page 12 held in Leisure World to provide a platform to showcase a • Presentations on brain health and A host of helpful programs are spon- variety of resources and services to help residents live their memory loss sored by the Southern California Council best lives now and as changes come in the future. • Caregiver resources on Aging, a trusted nonprofit organization With the repercussions of the novel coronavirus, we will The Healthy Brain Expo was origi- since 1973. It provides unbiased informa- use the LW Weekly as our vehicle this year. In this issue, you nally created to raise awareness about tion, programs and services to more than will find a wealth of information on how to tap into services memory loss and the importance of 290,000 seniors and disabled adults annu- and sources to help you stay connected and protected. getting screened for it often. ally in Orange County and beyond. Learn Planning for your life does not end when you turn 65. The first two in-person Healthy more about HICAP Medicare counseling, Many people find that they have to adjust as they age—to Brain Expos attracted over 500 attend- the Friendly Visitor Program, fraud pre- changes in physical or medical conditions, death of loved ees, with nearly one third of attendees vention help and much more. participating in free memory checkups. ones, financial, and social/emotional changes. Cindy Tostado, LCSW Life has a way of throwing us curve balls and forcing This will be the group’s first virtual expo. member resource and Memory and Thinking— More information to come next us to make tough and quick decisions. You could have a assistance liaison week. medical emergency that could alter your independence What’s Normal and What’s Not For more information now, visit either temporarily or permanently. You could experience a slow steady decline that Page 12 makes performing simple tasks much more difficult or dangerous. These changes can www.AFSCenter.org or call (714) 593- What’s the difference between normal, be frightening “What are my options?” 9630. age-related forgetfulness and a serious The more options you have for aging well, the better the balance of independence memory problem? and safety. When independence is threatened, my advice is simple: plan for these Golf Cart Maintenance events before they happen. We cannot plan for every single situation that may arise, but you can have a plan in place that will be your guide. Share that plan with family or How to Avoid Probate Air & Water Day decision-makers, make your wishes known. Page 13 by Mike Levitt As the GRF Member Resource Liaison, it has been my position to bring awareness Seeking out an Elder Law Attorney’s LW contributor in a non-threatening manner to the many options that are available to community (ELA) advice and direction will help you members. Residents often find themselves in situations where they need care, support and your loved ones protect yourself and Our lives may be different right and/or other services to remain independent and safe at home. your assets. now, but many of our routine, impor- Our goal is to maintain a great quality of life and to provide links to resources to tant activities remain unchanged. This foster that: certainly includes regular maintenance • Home Care Companies: Healthy at Home-Prevent Falls of our golf carts. Failure to add water to They provide non-medical services to clients who need assistance with activities Page 13 your batteries or air to cart tires could of daily living in their own home. These services may be provided to a client due to Falls also are the No. 1 cause of fatal lead to a lot of extra and unplanned advanced age, physical or mental disability and who cannot perform the activities of and nonfatal injuries among older adults. walking. OPTIONS, page 2 Steps can be taken to prevent them. The Rollin’ Thunder Golf Cart Club is ready to help. The club’s quarterly Air&Water Day will be held Saturday, Sept. 12, in the LW Calendar entries due Sept. 30 Clubhouse 4 parking lot. The LW Weekly will produce a 2021 wall calendar featuring To maintain social distancing and the work of Leisure World photographers in time for the holidays. follow other safety guidelines, the The deadline is Sept. 30. popular maintenance event was moved Potential contributors should submit large, high-resolution, to Clubhouse 4 with the entrance to the 300 dpi images in landscape format of places and spaces in and cart line-up on the exit/alley roadway around Leisure World and Seal Beach. that connects Northwood Road and Photos of people are not eligible. North Gate Road on the east side of Cell phone photos should be emailed in the “actual size” format. Clubhouse 3. Just look for the signs and Email entries to [email protected] with name, address, follow the traffic cones. Club volunteers phone number and a brief description of the photo. and Security staff will be on hand to as- For information on technical requirements, call 431-6586, sist. Free cart inspections will begin at 9 ext. 392. a.m., and conclude at 10:30 a.m. sharp. The calendar will be delivered to every unit for free. Additional CARTS, page 5 copies may be purchased for $1.50. THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE GOLDEN RAIN FOUNDATION, LEISURE WORLD, SEAL BEACH, CA I WWW.LWSB.COM 2 September 10, 2020 | www.lwsb.com y SECURITY NEWS GRF SBPD supports LW with enhanced Project Updates traffic support and enforcement by Victor Rocha From Physical Property Department Security Services director Last year, I was very encouraged about GRF projects are underway minimizing traffic violations inside the Leisure around the community despite World community when the Seal Beach Police slowdowns attributed to the Department took over traffic enforcement. COVID-19 repercussions. This However, over the last few months, the column will update residents on Security Department has received calls from the progress of various construc- residents stating that there continues to be tion projects. The information is vehicles and pedestrians that are committing provided by GRF Facilities Direc- traffic violations on a consistent basis. tor Mark Weaver and Physical Security reached out to the Seal Beach Property Manager David Rudge. Police Department and asked for additional assistance to issue citations to drivers. Victor Rocha LW POOL Seal Beach Police Department was very Progress on the pool project helpful, and there have been additional enforcement actions taken continues despite challenges inside LWSB, such as citing stop sign violators at St. Andrews and posed by COVID-19 continue, Tam O’Shanter roads. which are hampering the coordi- Even though we know the police citations will not lead to full Espie Martinez, the vote center support lead for the Registrar nation of plans from the architect compliance, we hope these additional actions will assist us in keep- of Voters, Orange County, was on hand Sept. 3 to oversee and pool engineer. ing the community safe. the installation of the permanent ballot drop box. LW residents Among the construction up- If you have any questions or concerns, contact me at 431-6586, now have a secure place to deposit their ballots, which will be date highlights: ext. 371. mailed starting Oct. 5. • The pool depth has been adjusted from five feet deep to New Ballot Drop Box is here four feet deep, an NCAA Rule Ask City Hall 1 Short-Course Swimming race During these challenging times, City of Seal Beach staff is hard The Orange County Registrar of Voters installed a permanent course standard, which reduces at work ensuring the essential services of the community continue ballot drop box Sept. 3 for the convenience of Leisure World voters. the volume of the pool by 16,832 to fully operate. And the city is committed to keeping in touch with The drop box is located near the bus stop at the Amphitheater, next gallons, water that will not that its residents, albeit virtually at this time, to answer questions. They to the U.S. Mailbox. It is accessible to drivers, pedestrians and those need to be heated, treated and in mobility vehicles. can be related to COVID-19 or any thing else related to its services circulated. and resources. Ballots will be mailed starting Oct. 5, the same day that the ballot • The pool depth adjustment box will be unlocked to receive votes, according to Espie Martinez, The goal is to provide you a response within 72 hours or sooner carries into the volleyball area that depending on the volume of inquiries and/or other emerging issues the vote center support lead for the Registrar’s Office. The Ballot will be four feet at the west end Drop Box is a secure and locked receptacle where voters can drop off that might require us to direct resources to maintain an essential to 3.5 feet at the east entry area.
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