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EARTHQUAKE: Prep Can Make The Difference y Help Emergency Personnel Help You The Ridgecrest earthquake July 5 packed The File of Life holds current medical information and the power of 45 nuclear bombs; learn can save precious time when a medical emergency occurs. what you can do to make it through. Keep updated information on your fridge. Page 8 Page 9 LW LIBRARY Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers tribute tonight Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton Tribute Thursday, July 18 8 p.m. Sponsor: MemorialCare Health System

Karen Hester as Dolly Parton Dolly Parton is a country music icon, having received 47 Grammy Award nominations, winning eight competitive awards and one special award. She’s been nominated for two Academy Awards, two Emmy Awards and one Tony Award. Dolly, the fourth of 12 children, has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide. Karen Hester will bring the enduring star to life tonight on the Amphitheater stage. Her love of music started at an early age in keeping with almost everyone in her family. When Karen per- forms, her love for the music shines through with vocals that are as soothing as the “Smoky Mountain Songbird” herself. Karen’s professional theater experience includes performing at Author Anne Cleeland House of Blues, The Palace Theater, 2001 Entertainment Complex, Celebration Music Theater, Blue Ridge Dinner Theater, Penns Peak is coming to LW Aug. 1 and Legends in Concert. Amazon best-selling author Anne She has performed at business functions, church events, cor- Cleeland will visit the Leisure World porate conventions, casinos and at charity events. She recently Library on Thursday, Aug. 1, at 11 a.m. performed live on AXS TV’s show, “World’s Greatest Tribute Anne will speaking about her various Bands” in Hollywood. works and talk about publishing indus- She travels throughout the U.S. and worldwide with perfor- try as a whole. mances in Sweden, Finland, Australia, Canada and aboard the She is best known for her Doyle Country Music Cruise. and Acton Murder Mystery series that follows the perilous exploits of two David Karl as Kenny Rogers Scotland Yard detectives as they track Country Music Hall of Famer Kenny Rogers’ solo career shot down London’s most elusive criminals. into the stratosphere with the No. 1 hit, “Lucille,” which was named The ninth book in the series, “Mur- the CMA’s Single of the Year and was certified Gold. He went on der in Just Cause,” was released earlier to chalk up a string of memorable hits in the mid-70s, including this year. “Don’t Fall in Love With a Dreamer,” with Kim Carnes, “Through Karen Hester In addition to her mystery series, the Years,” “Islands in the Stream,” with Dolly Parton and “Lady.” Anne also writes historical fiction, By the late 1970s, he had sold over $100 million worth of records. including her latest release “A Death in Tribute artist David Karl will channel Rogers’ instantly identifi- Sheffield.” This novel follows a young able raspy vocals and rugged features on stage tonight. woman in England thrust into high Born in Illinois, in 1953 the fourth of five children, the singer, society after the death of her adoptive song writer started out as a kid doing cartoon character voices for father and her inheritance of a coveted family and friends—an early discovery of impersonating. silver mine. Mel Blanc was his mentor, the voice behind all the Warner Bros. The program will be held at Veterans cartoon characters. At age 8, Dave learned the guitar and at that Plaza on Thursday, Aug. 1, at 11a.m. time he took an interest in singing as well and impersonated the The library will provide light re- styles of Elvis, the Beatles and other rock-n-roll artists. freshments. When he turned 18, he turned to country music, impersonating Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty and Kenny Rogers. COSTA MESA In the mid-1970s, Dave also learned the bass guitar along and taught himself the piano. From 1986-1993 Dave was a member of a well-known Chicago Country music group, “Heartland.” There he played keyboard and guitar, opening for Marie Osmond, Lee Greenwood, Ronnie Milsap and many others. After the band split in 1993, he focused on being a single act. In early 2008 Dave put together a tribute act to Kenny Rogers. The show is called “A Touch of Kenny.” David Karl

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4 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Perspectives WATCH YOUR STEP Letter to the Editor Editor: Vacation season brings out plenty of scammers The July 4th celebration in Clubhouse 6 was fantastic. Everyone by Cathie Merz don’t exist, and try to lure you in nesses offer discounts for airfare, was in the spirit, wearing red, white and blue, and even some dogs [email protected] with the promise of low rent, or resorts, cruises and other vacation were decked out in patriotic colors. great amenities. Their goal is to get packages, but the deals often The classic cars, live entertainment, arts shows and a line snaking It is the height of travel sea- your money before you find out. include hidden costs or require around the barbecue stand added to the festivities. son and who doesn’t like a good Being savvy when searching extra fees to enjoy the full package Enthusiastic youth and adults had fun dancing to the music and the vacation? Don’t relax yet, there for a rental is worth the effort. of benefits. round tables in Clubhouse 6 were jammed with people feasting and are plenty of scammers out there Here are some signs you may be Many times the buyer is forced socializing. Another huge crowd enjoyed the various lovely exhibits . trying to get your money or worse, dealing with a scam: to sit through high-pressure sales What a wonderful way to celebrate July 4th in Leisure World with your identity. •They tell you to wire money presentations that can last for family, friends, neighbors and associates. The Los Angeles County Dis- - this is the surest sign of a scam. hours. The quality of the accom- Lisa A. Dickson trict Attorney’s Office is warning There’s never a good reason to modations also can be less than Mutual One people about a travel agent scam. wire money to pay a security de- advertised. A thief with a stolen credit posit, application fee, first month’s Some companies even claim card claims to be a travel agent rent, or vacation rental fee. That’s to offer free vacation packages offering deep discounts on airfare. true even if they send you a con- that actually have undisclosed Credits& Kudos The so-called agent agrees to visit tract first. Wiring money is the costs and restrictions, such as Credits & Kudos must include the writer’s name and mutual, the customer at their work or same as sending cash — once processing fees, peak-season and will be edited for brevity. Mention of a business or service is home and purchases the ticket you send it, you have no way to travel charges and departure and not an endorsement or recommendation by the LW News or Golden on the airline website in view of get it back. arrival taxes. Rain Foundation. the customer. • They want a security deposit • Research vacation compa- The victim is shown the listed or first month’s rent before you’ve nies offering deals with the Bet- Kathy Conley of Mutual 4 and Irvene Bernstein of Mutual price and offered a significant met or signed a lease - It’s never ter Business Bureau and other 15 are grateful to the the Bocce Ball Committee for all its hard discount. The fake travel agent a good idea to send money to sources. work and time commitment to provide an exciting new sport purchases the ticket and the cus- someone you’ve never met in • Get everything in writing for so many to enjoy. tomer pays in cash and receives person for an apartment you before providing payment. Read a real ticket confirmation code. haven’t seen. If you can’t visit the fine print for hidden costs, A few weeks later, the airline an apartment or house yourself, restrictions and requirements. Making History declines the ticket because it has ask someone you trust to go and Be sure you know the cancella- been reported as a fraudulent confirm that it’s for rent, and that tion policy. July 18, 1940 - Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who first took office in 1933 charge on the stolen credit card. it is what was advertised. In addi- • Pay with a credit card and put as America’s 32nd president, was nominated for an unprecedented • Purchase tickets directly tion to setting up a meeting, do a down only a deposit, if possible. third term. Roosevelt, a Democrat, was elected to a record four terms from the airline or through a search on the owner and listing. If Never pay in full for a vacation in office, the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms. legitimate travel agent or travel you find the same ad listed under package with a wire transfer or July 19, 1799 - During Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign, a website. a different name, that’s a clue it prepaid debit card. French soldier discovered a black basalt slab inscribed with ancient • Be wary of discounts and may be a scam. People should always be aware writing near the town of Rosetta, about 35 miles north of Alexandria. last-minute deals offered by • They say they’re out of the of security threats while traveling The irregularly shaped stone contained fragments of passages written individuals and not the airlines. country but have a plan to get across the United States or abroad in three different scripts, Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics and Egyptian • Compare prices. If the deal the keys to you. It might involve and take precautions when using demotic. The artifact held the key to solving the riddle of hieroglyph- offered by the “travel agent” is a lawyer or an “agent” working public WiFi, even in hotels and or ics, a written language that had been “dead” for nearly 2,000 years. significantly less than what is of- on their behalf. Some scammers at vacation rentals. July 20, 1969 - American astronaut Neil Armstrong became the fered elsewhere, it is likely a scam. even create fake keys. Don’t send Watch out for hotels with first human to walk on the surface of the moon. More than a bil- Another scam is when unscru- money to them overseas. If you a simple WiFi password like lion people listened at home when he said, “That’s one small step pulous people hijack a real rental can’t meet in person, see the “123456.” This is a red flag. Simple for man, one giant leap for mankind,” while stepping off the lunar or real estate listing by changing apartment or sign a lease before passwords are easy for hackers landing module, Eagle. the email address or other contact you pay, keep looking. What if the to crack, so don’t log on. Also,

information, and placing the rental itself is overseas? Paying not all hotel WiFi routers are An Official Golden Rain Foundation Publication modified ad on another site. The with a credit card or through a updated, leaving them vulner- Serving the Shareholders of y altered ad may even use the name reputable vacation rental website able and possibly compromised Leisure World Seal Beach of the person who posted the with its own payment system are by someone seeking to steal your LW Weekly is delivered every Thursday to every Leisure World residence. Opinions original ad. In other cases, scam- your safest bets. data or identity. expressed in articles, columns or letters do not necessarily reflect the opinions or mers hijacked the email accounts Don’t let hidden costs and • Avoid using public wireless policies of the Golden Rain Foundation or Board of Directors, members, staff or this of property owners on reputable restrictions turn a dream vacation networks, especially open net- publication. The publishing of advertisements in any GRF publication does not indicate vacation rental websites. Other into a disappointment. works without any authentica- any recommendation or endorsement, nor any opinion of capability or quality of any advertiser’s work. GRF will not knowingly publish any advertisement it deems to be rip-off artists make up listings In the Vacation Discount tion. They may be monitored by untruthful or misleading. GRF reserves the right to refuse any ad for any reason. for places that aren’t for rent or Scam, underhanded travel busi- malicious attackers, especially in airports or hotels. Nataly Chigireva, Deadlines: Joshua 1:7-9 •Don’t plug any external Communication & Technical Director News articles, 4 p.m. printers, USB devices or cameras ext. 384; [email protected] Thursday prior to RNWOO into to your device. Also avoid publication week; G charging a device on a public USB Ruth Osborn, News & Page 1 Editor Classified ads, connection. Electric sockets are 2:30 p.m. Monday of ext. 388; [email protected] HEATING & AIR INC. okay to use. publication week General news, arts and leisure “Leisure World Specialist”Joshua 1:7-9 • Use a Virtual Private Net- work (VPN) when traveling to Cathie Merz, Community/Gov. Editor Office hours: NWOO access sensitive data. A VPN GRCENTRAL SALES ext. 389; [email protected] 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., allows you to create a secure Monday-Friday Community news, travel, government, HEATHEATING PUMP & AIR INC.SERVICE connection to another network obituaries, production “Leisure World Specialist”REPAIR over the Internet. VPNs can be Phone: SERVICE used to access region-restricted (562) 430-0534 CENTRALCall for a FreeSALES Quote on New/Replacement Stephen Bannon, Production Editor websites, shield your browsing ext. 392; [email protected] after-hours voice mail, HEAT PUMP EquipmentSERVICE Installation activity from prying eyes on (562) 431-6586 Pre-press, online and vision-impaired REPAIR public WiFi, and more. SERVICE editions, IT Installation of Central and Mini-Split Systems • Don’t visit websites or Mailing address: Call for a Free Quote on New/Replacement services which require sensitive P.O. Box 2338, Seal Beach, Equipment Installation Karen McElwain, Advertising Sales personal, birthday, Social Secu- ext. 393; [email protected] CA 90740 rity, or financial information, banking, trading, since that’s the Missing LW Weekly Sylvia King, Advertising Sales information that hackers most Newspaper: want to steal. ext. 391; [email protected] (562) 472-1284 Installations of Central • Avoid using unknown elec- tronic devices. It is possible that Katya Lukina, Classified Delivery address: Lic. # 945655 and Mini-Split Systems the devices have malicious soft- Advertising Sales ext. 383; 13533 Seal Beach Blvd., Lic. # 945655 ware or malware to capture, track [email protected] Amphitheater Building and exploit personal or business Seal Beach, CA 90740 information such as passwords Dan Pomeroy, Distributor 714.821.7070714.821.7070 SCAMS, page 19 Eagle Rock Services VOL. 43 NO. 29

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y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 5 Government SECURITY CORNER RECREATION DEPARTMENT GRF Board Meeting Agenda Clubhouse Four GRF offers wide variety of amenities Tuesday, July 23, 2019 More driving 1:00 p.m. by Kathy Thayer assistant recreation manager 1. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance safety tips 2. Roll Call by Victor Rocha We have all heard the comment expressed various ways, when 3. President’s Comments security services director speaking about Leisure World Seal Beach, “Where could you live, 4. Announcements/Service Awards/Staff Commendation with the climate we have, with all of the amenities available to us for 5. Seal Beach City Council Member’s Update Last week we discussed safety what we pay?” 6. Health Care Advisory Board Update tips for pedestrians. As we con- In the GRF Recreation Department, we hear it daily from so many 7. Shareholder/Member Comments tinue to ask pedestrians to walk shareholder/members when speaking about all of the amenities GRF Note: Foundation Shareholder/Members are permitted to make com- in a safe manner, safety is a shared has to offer. ments before the meeting business of the Board begins. The Open responsibility Are you a golfer? Join your fellow duffers, nearly 4,000 users a Meeting Act allows boards of directors to establish reasonable time and those be- month, at our 9-hole course. Is swimming your passion? Another limits for the open forum and for speakers to address the board. (Civ. hind the wheel 4,000 users enjoy our pool and spa from 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Look- Code §4925(b)). Time limits, per speaker, are limited to: must watch for ing to get in shape, keep in shape or just maintain your mobility? • 4- minute limit per speaker when there are fewer than 15 speakers other vehicles The Clubhouse 6 Fitness Center offers a well-equipped gym, open •3-minute limit per speaker, 16-25 speakers and pedes- and attended seven days a week, a large space for exercise clubs and •2-minute limit per speaker, over 26 speakers trians every- dance classes, and a table tennis area on the first floor; 8,000 users 8. Consent Calendar where, at all take advantage of the Exercise Room each month, while another 9. Approval of Minutes times. 2,000-plus play ping pong. a. June 25, 2019 • Use extra Enjoy morning coffee with new and old friends, courtesy of 10. Reports caution when driving in hard to Golden Age Foundation, in the hospitality area of Clubhouse 6 or a. Facilities and Amenities Review (FAR) Ad hoc Committee see conditions, such as nighttime stay afterward to play cards or take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, also b. Management Services Review Ad hoc Committee or bad weather. available in all clubhouses. c. Strategic Planning Ad hoc Committee • Slow down at all crosswalks Clubhouse 1,2,3, and 4 offer meeting and banquet facilities, avail- 11. New Business and be prepared to stop. able to all GRF members at no cost. An average of 800 reservations a. General • The speed limit inside the a month keeps things humming in those locations, but that’s not all. i. Establish Ad hoc Committee – Website Redesign community is 25 miles per hour. Residents can create treasures in the Lapidary, Ceramics and Art ii. Approve Contract with Tahitian Herbal • Be extra cautious when back- rooms of Clubhouse 4; practice sewing, learn their roots in Geneal- iii. Approve July GRF Board Report ing up. Pedestrians can appear ogy, or edit videos in Clubhouse 3’s specialty rooms. b. Communications and ITS Committee out of nowhere and move into Maybe you miss tinkering in your garage? Both Clubhouses 1 i. Approve Business Use of Trust Property for Transportation your path. and 2 house woodshops that accommodate about 500 users monthly. Pick Up and Drop Off If you have any questions or Poolrooms are also available in these locations, plus an open play ii. Amend Policy 5050-34 – Digital Billboards concerns, contact me at 431-6586, cardroom in Clubhouse 2 and Shuffleboard at Clubhouse 1; 260-plus iii. Use of LW Weekly for Printing of GRF Board Meeting ext. 371. clubs of every interest offer opportunities for volunteering, performing Minutes arts, hobbies, music or just plain fun with friends in five clubhouses. c. Executive Committee Is outdoor activity more your style? Try pickle ball or bocce or i. Amend 30-5110-3, Executive Committee Charter Perspectives Policy shoot a few hoops down at Mission Park, or just chill out at the beauti- ii. Approve Increase of GRF Entry Wages of $13.25 to $15.00 ful Serenity Garden, all at Clubhouse 2, adjacent to the free carwash. and Increase Wages for All Staff Earning Below $15.00 to New Submissions in each of the But, that’s just the beginning of what there is to do at LWSB. If following categories may be GRF Entry Wage of $15.00 you check out the “Spotlight” magazine, the Recreation Newsletter, iii. Approve Benefit Package Modification: Remove Eligibility published at the discretion of the or LW Weekly, you’ll discover weekly summer concerts with profes- Communications and Technical of 401k match for Part Time New Hires, Effective September sional performers in our 2500-seat amphitheater, free to residents and 1, 2019 Director. their guests; and first run movies on balmy Friday summer nights in Letters to the Editor: Maxi- iv. Approve Benefit Package Modification: Reduce 401k match our outdoor theater. The GRF hosts special events with no entrance to 1.5%, for All Eligible Employees, Effective Upon Notice mum number of words: 250. Let- fees throughout the year. People can kick up their heels at Cinco de ters should be typed and delivered Required by Law Mayo with the Mariachis or cruise the July 4 car show, craft show d. Facilities and Amenities Ad hoc Committee to LW Weekly by email (pre- and barbecue. If a trip to the opera, a Broadway show, museum, or ferred), regular mail, deposited in i. Amend 30-5175-3, Facilities and Amenities Review Ad hoc sporting event is more your style, GRF offers those opportunities Committee Charter a white GRF drop box, or hand- with transportation at reasonable prices. delivered. Letters must be of ii. TENTATIVE VOTE: Amend 30-1406-1, Limitations on Use Need to use a computer, check out a new movie or pick up a good iii. TENTATIVE VOTE: Amend 30-1406-2, Limitation of general interest to the community read? The LW Library is the choice of nearly 5,000 users a month and and may contain opinions, sug- Use Fees sponsors live events with authors as well as Game Days and seasonal e. Finance Committee gestions, compliments, and com- craft contests. plaints without being scurrilous, i. Accept Month of June Financial Statements for Audit What does all of this cost? It comes down to $18.45 per apart- ii. Funds Transfer – Reserves libelous, defamatory, repetitive ment a month. Shareholder/Members tell us it’s more than worth it: or otherwise inappropriate. The iii. CD Purchase – Reserves • “Great job yesterday team!!! My wife and I had a great time iv. Amend 40-5115-3, Finance Committee Charter names of individual employees, at both the BBQ/Car/Art show and the Bruce Springsteen tribute. titles and/or departments will not f. Governing Documents Committee Wonderful day in our community!” Carl and Liz Kennedy, Mutual 14 i. Ratify New Power DMS Categories and Titles be permitted in letters that could • “Thank you for organizing the outing to LW residents to enjoy adversely impact any Foundation ii. Amend Proposed GRF Governing Documents Format the opera at the Dorothy Chandler Theater. The experience was first iii. Amend 30-5180-3, Governing Documents Committee employee directly or indirectly. class” Ira Kaget, Mutual 15 Member Column: At a maxi- Charter • “My daughter and I really enjoyed the Mother’s Day brunch. g. Physical Property Committee mum 500 words, columns may It was so good to meet new people, hear beautiful music and enjoy present an argument or opinion i. Reserve Funding Request – Heat Pumps, Clubhouse Two, delicious food! Linda Elner Units #2 & 6 or information about pending • “I’ve enjoyed several trips with GRF. ‘Don Quixote’ at the La issues of concern to the com- ii. Amend 60-5130-3, Physical Property Committee Charter iii. Capital Funding Request – SCE Charge Ready Program/ munity. Priority to first-time or AMENITIES, page 19 less frequent writers. Some names EV Charging Stations will be left out to protect privacy. iv. Reserve Funding Request – Replacement of Channel Fenc- Contributor: Restaurant Schedule of Mutual Meetings ing, Main Gate Entrance review, theater review or travel Mutual meetings are listed below. Mutual residents are invited AGENDA, page 21 journal submissions welcome to attend the open meetings of their mutual boards as follows: subject to terms and conditions in the policy unless otherwise noted. Thursday, July 18 Mutual 2 Political: Submissions con- Administration...... 9 a.m. GRF Board of Directors Meetings cerning political issues outside Thursday, July 18 Mutual 11 of Leisure World and the City of Clubhouse 3, Room 9...... 1:30 p.m. Golden Rain Foundation committee and board meetings are Seal Beach will not be published. Friday, July 19 Roundtable with Mutuals/GRF open to Leisure World residents. The Administration Conference Administration...... 1 p.m. Room is upstairs in the Administration Building. The following is Monday, July 22 Mutual 8 a tentative schedule of meetings on the Golden Rain Foundation Conference Room B...... 9 a.m. master calendar, maintained by Administration: News copy deadline Wednesday, July 24 Mutual 10 is 4 p.m., Thursday, Administration...... 9 a.m. Friday, July 19 Roundtable with Mutuals/GRF one week prior Thursday, July 25 Mutual 1 Administration...... 1 p.m. Administration...... 9 a.m. Tuesday, July 23 GRF Board of Directors to the desired Friday, July 26 Mutual 6 Clubhouse 4...... 10 a.m. publication date. Administration...... 9:30 a.m.

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6 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Religion First Christian Church First Christian Church’s spectacular hospitality team served at the annual church picnic last week and helped make it a festive time of fun, food and fellowship. Hamburgers and hot dogs were in abundance as well as wonderful side dishes. Service times are Saturday at 5:15 p.m. and Sunday at 10:15 a.m. The Hospitality Room opens 45 minutes before each service for fellowship and light refreshments. Prayer and verse-by-verse Bible studies during the week are held on Tuesdays with Pas- tor Humes and on Thursdays with Pastor Cherryholmes both beginning at 9:30 a.m. Sunday morning begins with Elder Jack Frost teaching from Luke at 9 a.m. , followed by fellowship and light refreshments in the Hospitality Room with Carol Speake and Sue Kaminski hosting. Pastor Bruce Humes will begin the worship service at 10:15 a.m. with praise, prayer and Scripture, followed by Margaret Humes leading the congregation in several hymns of worship. The church choir, under the direction of Margaret Humes, will sing “He Keeps Me Singing,” and Elder Larry Massey will Teen Challenge Women’s Chorus present the Communion meditation and service today. For the offertory, Pat Kogok will sing, “I Need Thee Every Hour.” Assembly of God Anita Ragole will sing “The Lord’s Prayer,” followed by Linda Benevento, who will read Matthew 25:19-23. The Teen Challenge Women’s be opportunity to listen to these service at 10:30 a.m. in Clubhouse Pastor Gene Cherryholmes’ message for today will be “Well Chorus will bring messages of women share their stories. People 3, Room 2. Done!,” based on Matthew 25:14-30. hope and recovery to the Sunday are welcome to bring treats to Associate Pastor Dan Ball- Hearing enhancements are available at all church functions. night Hymn Sing on July 21 at 6 share. An offering will be taken. inger will open the service with Call the church office at 431-8810 for further information. p.m. in the Lobby of Clubhouse Pastor Sam Pawlak will speak prayer, and Denise Smith will —Sue Kaminsky 3. All are welcome. At the con- on “God’s Timing and Our lead the congregational worship clusion of the service there will Trauma” at the Sunday worship songs. Diana Mushagian will give the church family news. An ASSEMBLY, page 23 Teeth in One Day!

Best investment I ever made! Yvonne Leon From NOW to WOW! LW Baptist Church The Leisure World Baptist Church will meet July 21 in Clubhouse 4 for worship. Sunday School is from 8:40-9:10 a.m. Don’t wait another day Then enjoy a cup of coffee and for the smile you deserve. sweet bite at the round table until 9:45. All are welcome. The Call to Worship will be Benefits of our Teeth in One Day procedure: “I Sing Praises,” and Kip Watkins will solo with “Through it All.” Go home with fixed teeth same day Under the direction of Dar- We custom design your teeth to your features and needs lene Harris, the choir will sing “I’ve a Story to Tell to the Nations.” Receive full Zirconia teeth on your second set Pianist Yvonne Leon will play for the offertory. Pastor Rolland Coburn’s HIGH TECH • STUNNING FACILITY • GREAT PRICES morning message is titled “Blessed are Those Who Mourn,” from the 4M Full Arch Dental Implant System BAPTIST, page 23 FREE IV Sedation Redeemer Lutheran Implant Consultation Available Including CT Scan “Mary, Martha and the Moon Landing Relationship” is the $640 VALUE! with Every Dental title of Pastor Lisa Rotchford’s Implant Procedure sermon for Redeemer Lutheran’s Offer expires 8/30/2019 Sunday, July 21, worship service. The sanctuary is at the “heart of Leisure World” next to the pool and golf course and across from NOW OPEN in Long Beach the Administration building with ample parking. Schedule Your FREE Consult Today! All are welcome for this Communion Sunday, followed by coffee and conversation in 562 •553•0232 | 4Mdentalimplants.com fellowship hall. Congregational singing and celebratory music will be led by Only a 15 minute drive from Leisure World! 3918 LONG BEACH BLVD • SUITE 200 • LONG BEACH organist Sharon Heck. REDEEMER, page 23

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y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 7 Congregation Sholom Beit Halev Community Church Congregation Sholom will have a Friday night service at 7 on July Beit Halev services are ac- Community Church 19 in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, with Rabbi Karen Isenberg. An Oneg cessed online on Livestream.com/ welcomed new church shabbat will follow. Galityomtov and Facebook.com/ member and certified lay On Saturday, July 20, the service starts at 9:30 a.m. in Clubhouse galityomtov. Shabbat Ma’ariv ser- minister Prince Pierson to 3, Room 9, for services with Rabbi Eric Dangott. A potluck dairy vices are at 6 p.m. and Shacharit the pulpit on Sunday, July lunch will follow at noon. During lunch, the Rabbi will discuss this services are at 10:30 a.m. 21. Prince and his wife, week’s Torah portion. This week’s Torah portion is Lorna, recently moved to The picnic, which was rained out in May, has been rescheduled for “Balak,” from Numbers 23:27- Leisure World after sell- Sunday, Aug. 4, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the picnic area near Clubhouse 25:9. ing their home in Indian 1. Congregation Sholom will provide kosher hot dogs, hamburgers, The Israelites are threatened Wells. While in the desert, potato salad, coleslaw, drinks, watermelon and condiments. The price by the Moabite King Balak, who Prince served as a hospital is $10 per person. enlists the help of a Canaanite chaplain assistant, where To get or offer a ride to services, contact Jeff Sacks at (714) 642- prophet, Bilaam, to place a curse he enjoyed praying and Prince and Lorna Pierson 0122 or Maria Bogart at 594-4362. on the Israelites. ministering to patients. Prince serves on the Community Church In addition to the Sabbath Ministry Council and the Care Team. services, Rabbi-Cantor Galit On Sunday, July 21, Prince will give a sermon called “Careful or Holy Family Catholic Levy-Slater also conducts a short Carefree Hospitality.” The message will explore the formation of the Holy Family Catholic Church, p.m. For more information, call Weekday Ma’ariv service every early church where the first disciples were charged with spreading 13900 Church Place next to the 430-8170 during office hours. Thursday at 4 p.m. on SimSha- the news. St. Andrews Gate, will observe Masses and Confessions lom.com, that includes a Torah The Scripture Lesson is Colossians 1:15-28, Luke 10:38-42. Joy the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Schedule reading, a D’var Torah, a prayer Reed will be lay liturgist. Time on July 21. The First Read- Holy Family Church cel- for healing and the Mourner’s Worship services are at 9:50 a.m., followed by coffee and refresh- ing is Genesis 18:1-10A and the ebrates Sunday Mass at 8 and 10 Kaddish. ments in Edgar Hall. Second Reading is Colossians a.m., and noon; the Vigil Mass is Rabbi Galit’s beginner and Pastor Johan Dodge will hold a “Pizza with the Pastor” lunch for 1:24-28. at 5 p.m., Saturday; daily Mass is intermediate Hebrew classes are anyone interested in exploring what it means to be member of the Summer Parish Field Trip at 8:30 a.m., Monday-Saturday. held Wednesday afternoons. Community Church family of faith. The parish field trip to the Confessions are Saturdays and People interested in learning The session will be held on Monday, July 22, at 11:30 a.m. This Ronald Reagan Presidential Li- eves of Holy Days from 4-4:45 prayerbook Hebrew or modern will be an opportunity to meet with the pastor and other potential brary and Museum, organized p.m. and on the first Fridays at (conversational) Hebrew can new members of the church and share stories of faith. RSVP to the by St. Therese Organization, 9:15 a.m. contact Rabbi Galit at 715-0888 church office if interested. will be Friday, Aug. 16, at 10 or duets@icloud.com for informa- The Sunday Bible study, led by Joy Reed, meets at 5 p.m. in the a.m. The library is featuring The Buddha Circle tion regarding day and time. Fireside Room. The topic is “Death and Resurrection.” Everyone is World of da Vinci, an exhibit welcome to attend. of reconstructions of Leonardo The Buddha Circle will meet da Vinci’s fantastic machines, for Mindfulness Meditation ses- St. Theodore’s including over a dozen that are sions from 2-4 p.m. on Wednes- St. Theodore’s Episcopal Faith Christian Assembly built life-size, including his Great days, July 24 and 31. Church will meet Sunday for a The Women’s Ministry at Faith Christian Assembly has been Continuous Organ, Mechanical The group meets in Clubhouse Holy Eucharist service at 12:15 consistently reaching out to the community and beyond through Lion and Great Kite. 3, Room 7 p.m. The service will be held in the financial donations and other good work. Recent beneficiaries are Motorcoach bus transporta- The sessions are facilitated. sanctuary of Redeemer Lutheran the Seal Beach Police Department, which gives out stuffed animals tion and an upscale buffet lunch Donations are welcome; admis- Church, 13564 St. Andrews Drive. to children in crisis, and the Long Beach Rescue Mission, as well as at the Air Force Pavilion (under sion is free. Rev. Lisa Rotchford will a variety of mission’s organizations around the world. the wings of Air Force One) are For more information, call preach and celebrate. Linda Hernandez directs the women’s ministry, Touch of Love. included. Tickets are $80 per per- (714) 234-8735 or email mind- Everyone is welcome to a spir- They meet the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the son and are available at the parish [email protected]. ited worship, followed by coffee Garden Room. All are welcome. office weekdays from 9 a.m.-3 —Florence Diep and fellowship after the service. FCA, page 23 PAID ADVERTISEMENT FREE Leisure World Gold Show “Turn Your Broken or Unused Gold Jewelry, Gold Coins and Sterling Silver Into Instant Cash” This Friday and Saturday he Leisure World Gold Show is this Admission Is Free Tweek. Get paid cash instantly for your All events are free and there is never any unused/unwanted gold jewelry, silver and fee to bring your items for evaluation. Plus, gold coins, watches and timepieces (bro- there are no long lines. Wait times if any, ken or working), and dental gold — in fact, are only about 5-10 minutes. The event will anything containing gold. be held at the Hampton Inn & Suites, 2401 Real Gold? Seal Beach Blvd in Seal Beach, on July 19th What if you don’t know if an item contains and 20th from 10am-5pm. real gold? 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8 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Prepping for THE BIG ONE What To Do Before Did You Know? Step 1: Secure your space. | There is no such thing as “earthquake Earthquake shaking can move almost weather.” Quakes start from deep within the anything, even large or heavy items, ac- Earth and know one knows when a seismic cording to “Staying Safe When the Earth shift occurs. They can happen at any time, Shakes,” a publication of the California day or night. Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. Secure your space by identifying hazards | You can register on the Red Cross “Safe and securing moveable items. Start with and Well” website so people will know you what you can do for free. Don’t be afraid are okay: SafeAndWell.org. to ask others for help. • Move heavy or large items, such as | A new study published in Science in potted plants or large speakers to the floor April reveals that earthquakes in California or low shelves. happen far more frequently than anyone • Move things that can fall on you away realized. Most of them are too small to feel from places where spend a lot of time (bed, but an earthquake happens here almost couch, desk, etc). every three minutes. Scientists have gathered • Move heavy unstable objects away data collected over nearly a decade, end- from doors and escape routes. ing in 2017, by using hundreds of sensors Broken bottles litter the floor of this Ridgecrest store the morning after a 7.1 • Secure (or brace) electronic items positioned all around the region that are magnitude earthquake struck the area. The July 5 earthquake was the second such as computers and TVs with straps. largest earthquake to hit the area in two days — and the largest in Southern always listening for the slightest of rumbles. (Average cost $15) California in 20 years. Researchers hope to use this data to under- • Hang mirrors and pictures on closed stand and predict larger earthquakes that hooks. (Average cost $2 per hook) The strongest earthquake in 20 years— a 7.1 magnitude earthquake—rocked the could cause serious damage. Maybe these • Secure top-heavy furniture and ap- region at 8:19 p.m. on July 5. tiny, frequent quakes will give scientists the pliances to wall studs. (Average cost $12) The epicenter was near Ridgecrest, where a magnitude 6.4 foreshock shook the information they need to help anticipate • Secure small items on shelves with region on July 4. the big ones. museum wax. (Average cost for tub of The earthquake was felt as far as Las Vegas, San Jose and the Mexican border. It wax $10) knocked out powerlines, ruptured water and gas lines, destroyed many homes includ- • Install latches on kitchen cabinets. ing mobile homes, buckled roads, toppled concrete block walls and left many injured (Average cost $8) and fires in the city. For more about securing your space, According to Dr. Lucy Jones, USGS seismologist, a powerful earthquake of similar go to: EarthquakeCountry.org. magnitude along the Newport-Inglewood fault would be catastrophic to southern Step 2: Plan to be safe. Californians due to population density and older buildings. • Learn and practice “Drop, Cover, The 47-mile fault runs underneath coastal cities, including Seal Beach, starting around and Hold On” Culver City and ending in Costa Mesa, where it veers off underneath the Pacific Ocean. • Identify safe spots in every room you An earthquake of the magnitude of the July 5 temblor would be felt five times can easily reach in just a few steps, such as stronger in the LA Basin and adjacent areas. under sturdy desks or tables. To mitigate the impact of such disaster, the USGS and the Federal Emergency • Keep flashlights and extra batteries Management Agency (FEMA) encourage everyone to prepare for the “Big One.” in several places. There are six basics you should stock for your home in case of emergency: water, • Place shoes and a flashlight in a bag food, first aid supplies, and special items for your medical conditions. Keep the items and tie it a bed leg. This makes it easy to that you would most likely need during an evacuation in an easy-to-carry container find shoes so you don’t cut your feet on (Grab-n-Go Bag). Below are items that should be included in your emergency kit as broken glass, one of the most common well as other useful tips. earthquake injuries. —Eloy Gomez What To Do After Grab-And-Go Bags Right after an earthquake, people may need to evacuate, help the injured and THE BARE MINIMUM prevent further damage. The Bare Minimum is essential for survival. When should I evacuate? • Water (1 gallon per person per day) • Since LWers are near the ocean, it • Medicine (30-day supply) might be necessary to head for higher • Nonperishable food (three days) ground as soon as they can safely move. THE SURVIVALIST Tsunami waves can arrive within minutes. • Water (2 gallons per person per day) • If evacuation is impossible, go to the • Medicine (30-day supply) third or higher floor of a sturdy building. • Nonperishable food (two weeks) • Stay away from the coast until officials • Flashlight and batteries tell you it is safe to return. The danger may • Sturdy shoes last for days. • Change of clothes • If evacuating, don’t forget to take • Cash – small bills and coins your “grab-and-go” bag. • First aid kit Helping the injured • Radio • If a person is bleeding, put direct • Dust mask, whistle, work gloves pressure on the wound. • Hand sanitizer • Do not move a seriously injured • Sunscreen person unless he or she is in danger of • Local map further injury. • Car charger for cell phone • Keep the injured warm to prevent • 1⁄2 tank fuel in your car shock. •Moist towelettes, garbage bags, • If you can, call 9-1-1. plastic ties, bucket (personal Prevent further damage: sanitation), toilet paper, toiletries • Be prepared for aftershocks. Stay away • Blanket (foil or fabric) from anything that looks like it may fall. • Unplug appliances and electronics. When possible, text or call your out-of- Train for Disaster Response When Communication Lines Go Down area contact and tell them where you are. The Golden Rain Foundation offers Community Emergency Phone lines and other communication will likely be unavail- • Surf the radio dial to find a station that Response Team (CERT) training to those interested in getting an able in a disaster. Radio stations KFI 690 AM, KFWB News 980 is on the air. Listen to the NOAA Weather advance education in being first responders after an emergency. AM, and KNX 1070 AM are designated as emergency alert sta- Radio for emergency information. CERT training is free and consists of five classes that cover top- tions in a disaster. Amateur radio (ham) operators are prepared • Do not enter your home until you ics such as putting out small fires, emergency medical care and to assist if other lines of communications are lost. The Leisure know it’s safe. organizing a search and rescue team. World Radio Club, led by Midge Bash, often practices disaster • Check on your neighbors. All five classes must be completed to become a certified communications drills to sharpen communication skills. Mem- • Use your refrigerated and frozen food CERT member. bers are always ready to help with communications services in first and save the canned goods for later. The next training is scheduled to begin the last Monday in the event of a disaster. To join the Leisure World Radio Club, • Contact your insurance agent right September and will continue on Monday in October. To register attend monthly meetings on the first Wednesdays in Clubhouse away to begin your claims process. Keep contact Eloy Gomez at 431-6586, ext. 356. 3, Room 9, from 10-11 a.m. records of any repair or cleaning costs. —Eloy Gomez —Eloy Gomez Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 9 Health Fitness Files of Life Save Time RED CROSS& Weekly Health, Exercise Classes by Eloy Gomez HCC blood drive is Ageless Grace GRF safety and emergency An eight-week chair-based exercise program addressing 21 specific coordinator aging factors is held at 4:30 p.m. on Mondays upstairs in Clubhouse July 26 till 3 p.m. 6. The exercises are practiced in a chair. Drop in anytime for $5 per When medical emergencies Following a difficult Fourth of session or pay $30 for all eight sessions. For more information, call occur in the home, professional July week for blood and platelet Pam Turner, (760) 560-8161. emergency responders are trained donations and ongoing chal- Chair Exercise to take care of the patient. They lenges finding new blood donors, Classes for people at all fitness levels are from 9:30-10:30 a.m. are also trained to look for the the American Red Cross faces a on Tuesdays and Fridays in Clubhouse 1. For more information, File of Life. When no File of Life every second count in a medical blood shortage and has issued call 493-7063. is found, they immediately start emergency. an emergency call for eligible Feeling Good Exercise looking for clues or signs on what If you or your loved ones don’t individuals of all blood types to Move to the music from 9:30-10:30 a.m., Mondays, in Clubhouse may have caused the patient’s have a File of Life, here is how give now. 1, with Sarah Grusmark and Thursdays with Katie Sellards; $3 per illness. This includes looking for you can get one: The File of Life About 450 fewer blood drives class; all fitness levels welcome. prescription medicine containers cases may be purchased in GRF’s were organized by businesses and Fitness Fusion Upper/Lower Body Strength and Yoga or interviewing family members Copy and Supply Center located other community groups on the Classes are from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thurs- if present about the patient’s in Building 5, next to the café. holiday week than during a typical days in Clubhouse 6, top floor; $4 per class by the month or $5 for medical history. This process is The cost of the File of Life is 81 week as people across the country occasional drop-ins. For more information, call Marion Higgins at time consuming and often delays cents, and it includes the Medical celebrated the Fourth. This led to 296-8328. treatment until further exams are Information Form. Additional about 17,000 fewer blood dona- Leisure Leggers conducted. Medical forms may be purchased tions than needed for patients in The walking and running club meets at 8 a.m., Mondays, in front The File of Life is a small bright at 8 cents per copy. a single week, causing the Red of Clubhouse 6 for a 30- to 60-minute walk. For more information, red magnetized case measuring Fill out the form with the most Cross to have less than a three- call Tom Pontac, 304-0880. approximately 4-x-5 inches that up-to-date medical information. day supply of most blood types Movement for Health and Self-Healing Medical Qigong Club is designed to hold a medical It is recommended to use a pencil available—and less than a two- Qigong practice sessions are held from 9-10 a.m. on Thursdays information form to ensure so that minor changes can be day supply of type O blood—for in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. QiGong practitoner Dave Heilig instructs. that emergency personnel have made without having to replace patients. At least a five-day supply Pilates a quick record of your medical to entire form. is desired. Chair classes are from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Thursdays upstairs in history, medical conditions and Place the completed form in “Medical emergencies and Clubhouse 6; $5 per class. Instruction includes seated and standing medications in the event you are its red magnetic case and attach it critical treatments don’t stop for exercises. Mat classes are Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in Clubhouse unable to provide it yourself. to the outside of your refrigerator. holiday celebrations. Patients 6, Room C. Bring a mat. All other equipment will be provided. For In addition, the Orange Coun- Keep medical history up to depend on lifesaving blood trans- more information, call Susan Hopewell, 430-6044, or Linda Neer, ty Fire Authority (OCFA) and date by updating the form every fusions every day,” said Cliff Nu- 430-3214. Fire Station 48 have created a time your medication or health mark, senior vice president, Red Qigong, Tai Chi Club special medical information form condition changes or update Cross Blood Services. “To help Qigong and tai chi classes to increase mobility and balance are at titled LWSB Resident Medical every six months. Updating this meet this need, we’ve added about 9:20 a.m. on Tuesdays in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. Beginners welcome. Information Form that follow the information can mean the dif- 8,000 additional appointments For more information, call Joann Mullens at 596-3936. same medical field assessment ference between life and death! at blood donation centers and Yoga, Beginning sequence as the OCFA’s computer For more information, contact community blood drives over the Beginning yoga classes are held from 10-11 a.m. on Wednesdays in program for a fast process when me at 431-6586 ext. 356. next few weeks to accommodate Clubhouse 3, Room 6, and on Fridays in Clubhouse 3, Room 7. Bring more donors. But we need people mats; $5 per class. For more information, call Patti Endly, 430-7291. OptumCare at the HCC to fill those appointments, please Yoga, Meditation, Tai Chi join us today.” Classes are from 9:30-11 a.m. on Saturdays upstairs in Clubhouse There are a lot of activities coming up at the Health Care Center How to help 6. Paul Pridanonda instructs. For more information, call 430-7143. over the next few weeks. Here’s a list of some of the activities: Donors of all blood types, Yoga, Monday • California Telephone Access Program: July 19, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., especially type O, may give blood Classes are from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4, Section C; $5 per Conference Room 1—This is a program from the State of California at the Health Care Center from class. For more information, call Pat Castaneda at 225-0273. that offers free phones to people with disabilities. A representative 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Friday, July 26. Yoga will be on site to show how different types of phones work and how Call Lisa Love at (909) 282-6685 Classes are at 10 a.m., Tuesdays, in the Clubhouse 4 lobby; at 10 to qualify. Whether you could benefit from such a phone or you for an appointment. People can a.m., Thursdays, in Clubhouse 3, Room 1; and at 10 a.m., Saturdays, know someone who could, this is a great way to learn more about a also make appointments using the in Clubhouse 3, Room 2; $5 per class. For more information, call free state resource. Blood Donor App at RedCross- Connie Adkins at 506-5063. • Alzheimer’s Support Group: July 23, 10-11 a.m., Conference Blood.org or by calling 1-800- Room 2—It can be difficult to care for someone with Alzheimer’s, RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Impaired Vision and Hearing and you may feel like you’re alone. But that isn’t the case. Meet new Donation appointments and The Impaired Vision and Hearing Club’s support group will meet friends at the Alzheimer’s Support Group, learn from their experi- completion of a RapidPass online on Friday, July 21, Clubhouse 3, Room 6, from 10-11:30 a.m. ences, and maybe share a laugh or two. This is open to all residents. health history questionnaire are People who are having difficulty with failing vision are invited to • Red Cross Blood Drive, July 26, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Conference encouraged to help reduce the join the group for helpful hints and information. Room 1—Whether you’ve given blood before or it’s your first time, time it takes to donate. For more information, call Sharon Kohn, 596-1969. this is a way to support your community in times of need. Donated blood is provided to hospitals for surgeries, serious injuries, special treatments, and more. (There is a typo on the HCC events calendar. For those who do not have dental Blood donations start at 9 a.m., not 7.) insurance, we offer new patients a • Diabetes Summer Survival Guide: July 29, 10-11 a.m., Confer- $1900 exam, x-ray & cleaning special ence Room 1—Summer is a great time to kick back, relax and enjoy (Reg. $292) In the absence of gum disease some favorite foods. But if you have diabetes, it can be hard to manage your health at the same time. Learn how to enjoy the best of summer Because one of our goals is to discover small and keep your diabetes under control. dental problems before they become big ones. Stay tuned to Leisure World Weekly for more events at the HCC. The American Dental Hygienists’ Association Philip P. Nguyen, Gilbert S. Unatin, Ella J. Chen, estimates that for every dollar spent on preventive D.D.S. D.D.S. D.D.S. Flyers for some events are available at the HCC front desk as well. $ $ ADA, CDA, OCDS ADA, CDA, HDS ADA, CDA, care, 8 to 50 is saved in restorative and Over 16 years experience Over 40 years experience Over 6 years experience Wa-Rite emergency procedures. She did it again! Even with the temptation to over indulge dur- • Cosmetic Bonding & Veneers • Crowns & Bridges ing the Fourth of July festivities, Leona San Severino was Top Loser • Dentures • Periodontics (Gum Disease) • Implants with a seven-pound loss in two weeks. She is staying with her diet program of no sugar, no flour and no dairy. Senior Discounts Available Member Joni Williams shared information about a powerful tool to handle the ups and downs of the weight loss journey. It’s called Most Insurance Plans Accepted Including gratitude. It helps people focus on the positive aspects of life. Having Delta Care USA and SCAN an attitude of gratitude changes the molecular structure of the brain, boosting the neurotransmitter serotonin and activating the brain stem Providing Quality Dental Care to Leisure World Residents Since 1975. to produce dopamine. Having enough dopamine positively influences metabolism and stress levels. Practice gratitude on a daily basis and Seal Beach Dentistry see if your overall outlook on life doesn’t get better. Wa-Rite is a support group of women who need to lose 10 pounds Philip P. Nguyen D.D.S., INC. or more. Members meet on Fridays in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, from 1900-A St. Andrews Dr. Seal Beach, Leisure World Shopping Center 9-10 a.m. Weigh-ins are from 7:45-8:45 a.m. Annual dues are $10. To join or visit a meeting, call or text Diana Goins at 760-1293. People must be LW residents to join. 562-430-1054

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10 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Arts Leisure & 2019 Amphitheater Movies Open-air movie nights at the Amphitheater began July 12 and will continue through Sept. 6. Six new movies will be shown on the gigantic screen on Friday nights starting at 8:30 p.m. until September, when the shows start at 8 p.m. Bring friends and family, and enjoy free movies in your own back yard. M July 26—A Star is Born: Seasoned musician Jackson Maine discovers—and falls in love with—struggling artist Ally. She has just about given up on her dream to make it big as a singer until Jackson coaxes her into the spotlight. But even as Ally’s career takes off, the personal side of their relationship is breaking down, as Jackson fights an ongoing battle with his own demons. R | 2h 14min | drama/romance | 2018 | Sponsor: Sunrise Senior Living M Aug. 2—Instant Family: A couple find themselves in over their heads when they foster three children. PG-13 | 2h | drama/comedy | 2018 | M Aug. 9—Green Book: A working-class Italian-American bouncer The Bula Brothers Band becomes the driver of an African-American classical pianist on a tour of venues through the 1960s American South. TACO TUESDAYS PG-13 | 2h 10 min | drama/comedy | 2018 | Sponsor: Abiding Freedom Home Care Come to CH 6 for tacos and acoustic tunes M Aug. 16—First Man: On the heels of their six-time Academy Everyone loves Taco Tues- Craig. and join the Bula Brothers on Award-winning smash, “La La Land,” Oscar-winning director days. Festive food and summer The band performs live from the patio outside Clubhouse 6 Damien Chazelle and star Ryan Gosling reteam for Universal evenings are made more inviting 5-7 p.m. on Tuesdays through (next to the Koffel’s taco truck) Pictures’ First Man, the riveting story of NASA’s mission to land by the acoustic songs of The Bula October. on Tuesday evenings for food, a man on the moon, focusing on Neil Armstrong and the years Brothers—Mark, Frank, Don and All are welcome to come out fun, friends and music. 1961-1969. A visceral, first-person account, based on the book by James R. Hansen, the movie will explore the sacrifices and the cost—on Armstrong and on the nation—of one of the most AMPHITHEATER dangerous missions in history 2019 Amphitheater Schedule PG-13 | 2h 22min | drama/sci fi | 2018 | Amphitheater 2019, a summer music festival on Thursday Minibus shuttle Sponsor: A Better Solution In Home Care nights at the 2,500-seat Leisure World Amphitheater, will continue M Aug. 23—The Upside: A comedic look at the relationship be- through Sept. 12. Residents, and their friends and families are service available tween a wealthy man with quadriplegia and an unemployed man invited. Shows start at 8 p.m. until September when they begin Avoid the traffic and parking with a criminal record who’s hired to help him. at 7:30 p.m. hassles by using Minibus shuttle PG-13 | 2h 6min | drama/comedy | 2017 | Residents must have GRF photo I.D. cards for admittance to service to attend GRF summer Sponsor: Del Rey Sinus and Allergy Institute Amphitheater shows. Non-resident guests must be accompanied Amphitheater concerts at 8 p.m. MAug. 30—Spiderman—Into the Spider-Verse: Teen Miles by a resident shareholder. on Thursdays (see page 1 for this Morales becomes Spider-Man of his reality, crossing his path Smoking is not permitted at the Amphitheater, which is located week’s performer). with five counterparts from another dimensions to stop a threat behind the LW News Office in the GRF Administration complex. The “on-call” Minibus shuttle for all realities. Minibus transportation will be available before and after shows. is available for early pickups on PG | 1h 56min | fantasy/sci fi | 2018 | Koffel’s food trucks and Mandie’s Candies will provide options for Thursdays between 5:10-6:30 Sponsor: MemorialCare Health System pre-event dining. p.m. so people can enjoy pre- M Sept. 6—What Men Want: Passed up for a well-deserved The summer line-up includes: concert picnics. Call 431-6586, promotion, sports agent Ali Davis wonders what else she needs •July 18: Tribute to Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton ext. 379, for early service only. to do to succeed in a man’s world. Hoping to find answers from a •July 25: ABBA Fab Minibus shuttles will begin a psychic, Ali drinks a weird concoction that suddenly allows her •Aug. 1: Billy Joel Tribute: The Stranger fixed-time route through LW on to hear what men are thinking. Using her newfound ability, Ali •Aug. 8: Best of Doo Wop featuring The Diamonds, the Coasters Amphitheater Thursdays at 6:30 starts to turn the tables on her obnoxious male colleagues while and The Drifters p.m., and concert-goers can flag racing to sign the next basketball superstar. •Aug. 15: Mick Adams and The Stones: The World’s Most Authentic down the Minibuses from any safe R | 1h 57min | fantasy/romance | 2019 | Tribute to The Rolling Stones curbside location along the Am- Sponsor: Brand New Day •Aug. 22: The Papas & The Mamas: Tribute to The Mamas & The phitheater Minibus route. Check Papas, opened by comic Mark Schiff the LW Minibus schedule for •Aug. 29: Gregory Wolfe as Rod Stewart specific times and travel routes. Food Service in LW Shows begin at 7:30 p.m. (Minibus schedules are available The GRF Recreation Department currently sponsors several food •Sept. 5: Tribute to Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder and Jackie at the LW Weekly Office.) service options in Leisure World. Wilson Minibuses will be at the Am- Taco Tuesday, hosted by Koffel’s Food Service, has reasonably •Sept. 12: America’s Diamond Live: Tribute to Neil Diamond phitheater, ready to board, about priced fare at the Clubhouse 6 parking lot at 5 p.m. Tables are avail- 15 minutes before the end of the able to eat inside the clubhouse as well as on the patio. GRF AMPHITHEATER show. Pizza Thursday is in the parking lot of Clubhouse 6 at 3:30 p.m.-8 Bus drivers will take all riders p.m., provided by Domino’s. Special orders may be called in to 493- Residents must have LW ID cards to safely accessible locations near 2212 between 10 a.m.-1 p.m. for pick-up at the truck also. The Golden Rain Foundation is proud to present the 2019 Am- their LW homes. If the Minibus A Monday night dinner is hosted three times a month in Club- phitheater Season. shuttles become full, the drivers house 1 by three alternating restaurants. Naples Rib Company serves To ensure an enjoyable season, show-goers are asked to adhere will return to pick up remain- at 4 p.m. each first Monday of the month (reservations only), Finbars to the following rules: ing passengers at 12-15 minute Italian Kitchen hosts the third Monday, starting at 4:30 p.m.; and intervals. • There is no video- or audiotaping of performers. Hometown Buffet is here at 4 p.m. every fourth Monday. Menus and Along with expanded Mini- • Do not save seats. Amphitheater seating is first-come, first-served. information are published in the LW Weekly. bus service, the handicap Access • Do not sing along with performers unless asked to do so by the Hometown Buffet also hosts Sunday brunches in Clubhouse 1 on wheelchair bus will operate on performer on stage. the second and fourth Sundays. Check the LW Weekly for menus or Thursdays from 6-9:30 p.m. dur- • Residents must have LW IDs to enter Amphitheater. Non-resident sign up for LW Live! for real time updates by going to www. lwsb. ing the Amphitheater season. The com and following the link on the home page. guests must be accompanied by a resident. Access bus will be available by res- • No one is allowed to sit or stand in the aisles. The Amphitheater season offers a Thursday night option with ervation only. Access riders must Koffel’s food service serving from 5 p.m. at the venue. Some tables • No smoking is permitted in the Amphitheater area. be able to meet the bus at a street • Flags on scooters should be lowered, so everyone can see the are available, first-come, first-served, prior to the show for those who or carport near their homes and want to dine there. stage (see LW Security for assistance with this). operate their own chairs when LW bus service is available for all of these events. For schedule • Leave walkers in the aisle. they arrive at the Amphitheater. information, call 431-6586, ext. 373. For information on the restau- • Handicap seating is at street level at the handrails in the middle Access passengers may be rants, contact [email protected] or ext. 326. of the Amphitheater. accompanied by caregivers or • No pets are allowed. companions. The driver cannot • The audience is not permitted to enter the Amphitheater earlier enter residents’ homes to pick Ad Hoc Sing-Along than 1-1/2 hours before the program begins as requested by perform- up or drop off Access passengers. The LW Ad Hoc Sing-Along Club meets at 4 p.m. on Tuesdays in ers, who will be doing sound checks. When making reservations, the lobby of Clubhouse 3 for one hour to sing the old songs. All are • Dancing is allowed only on the two side wing patios flanking people must clearly state where welcome to come and sing songs from movies, Broadway hits and the Amphitheater stage. they will meet the Access bus. other classic tunes. Helen Onu is the song leader, with pianist Eric • No flash photography. The Access driver will not be able Nelson. Song sheets are furnished. Reading music is not required. • Do not climb over seats. BUS, page 13 For more information, call Chuck Burnett at 493-0176.

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y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 11 Dance Classes and Clubs The following is a partial list of dance classes and clubs avail- able in Leisure World: THREE DOG NIGHT TRIBUTE •A Time to Dance Club by Joseph: Ballroom dance group lessons are held the second and fourth Thursdays in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. Tango is taught from 6:30-7:30 p.m.; waltz, 7:30-8:30 p.m.; $5 per session. Singles and couples are welcome. For infor- mation, call (559) 403-8974. •Ballet Fitness: A one-hour class is held at 1:30 p.m. on Sat- urdays in Clubhouse 6, second floor; no experience required. Classes are $3. •Dance Club: Ballroom and social dance classes are held on Wednesdays in Clubhouse 6, Room C. Beginning/intermediate cha cha is taught from 7:15-8:15 p.m. and intermediate fox trot is taught from 8:15-9:15 p.m. The cost is $6 per class or $10 for both classes. Singles and couples are welcome. Dancers rotate. For information, call dance instructor Jeremy Pierson, 999-1269. •Dancing Feet Club: Ballroom and line dancing are held in Harmony, a Los Angeles- Clubhouse 2 on the fourth Sunday of the month from 6:30-9:30 based tribute show, came p.m. Doors open at 6. Admission is free. Guests may bring drinks to the Amphitheater July 11 and snacks. The club holds free line dance lessons and practices and played to a full house of in Clubhouse 6 on Thursdays from 7-9 p.m., and on the first, Three Dog Night fans. The third and fifth Sundays from 4:30-6 p.m. For more information, band played “Mama Told Me,” call Ed Bolos at (551) 998-4223. and other No. 1 hits, including •Flowering Step Line Dance: Free classes are held at 10 a.m. the iconic “Joy to the World.” on Mondays in Clubhouse 2 and the third Monday at 9:30 in Legend has it that Three Dog Clubhouse 3. Young-ah Koh is the instructor. For more informa- Night didn’t think much of the tion, call 296-8068. song when they recorded it, •Fun Exercise Line Dance Club: Intermediate line dance tacking it on to the album be- meets from 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Wednesdays in Clubhouse 6, cause they needed one more Room C; membership, $10 a year. For information, call Suzanne song to complete it. The song Ahn, 810-1614. ended up being a massive hit •Grapevine Line Dance: Free line dance classes are held and stayed six weeks at No. 1 Thursdays from 3-5 p.m. (beginners, first hour; advanced, sec- on the U.S. Hot 100. —Photos by David Wolfe ond hour) at Clubhouse 6, Room C; and beginner level only on Fridays, 2:30-4 p.m., Clubhouse 3, lobby. Newcomers should have general knowledge of line dance and basic dance steps. Genealogy Club For more information, e-mail [email protected] The Genealogy Club offers a Tree on Ancestry.Com. The genealogy library is or inquire in classes. themed workshops on Thurs- The program will use a projec- staffed every Tuesday, Wednesday •Hui O Hula: Beginners meet on Mondays from 10-11:15 days from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the tor so that everyone can watch and Thursday from 1-4 p.m. a.m., upstairs in Clubhouse 6, followed by an intermediate and Genealogy Library in Clubhouse and learn. Members may come in during advanced class. The Tuesday class starts at 1:15 p.m. upstairs in 3, Room 10. • Thursday, July 25—Building these hours to work on the com- Clubhouse 6. All levels are welcome. For more information, call There is no charge for these a Tree on Ancestry.Com, Part 2; puters, and visitors are welcome 252-9676 or email [email protected]. workshops, and everyone is The program will demonstrate to take a tour of the library and •Joyful Line Dance Club: Beginning and intermediate easy- welcome. how to adding documents and learn what the club has to offer. to-follow line dance classes are from 3-4:30 p.m., Wednesdays, in • Thursday, July 18—Building people to the tree. —Janet Lessin the lobby of Clubhouse 3; $2 per 90-minute class; Justin Manalad is the instructor. For more information, call Anna Derby, 301-5339. •Leisure Time Dancers: Texas two-step will be taught at 2 p.m. and a country-wester medley (10-count polka, country waltz, Cotton Eye Joe and cowboy cha cha) at 3 p.m., Monday, in Clubhouse 6. Richard Sharrard is the instructor. Singles and couples are welcome; dancers rotate. Cost is $6 for one hour; $10 for two hours. For more information, call 434-6334. •Leisure World Cloggers:Advanced and intermediate stu- dents meet at 8:30 a.m. and beginners at 10:30 a.m., Wednesdays, on the Amphitheater stage. For more information, call 598-9974. •Leisure Whirlers Square and Round Dance Club: Themed dances and a potluck are held on the first Friday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. Singles and couples are welcome. Cost is $7 per person. For more information, call Lenore Velky at 237-2682. •Line Dance, beginning: Free classes are Fridays at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 8, and Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 6. Contact Barbara Magie, 505-3685, for more information. •Saturday Morning Dance Club: Waltz is taught from 9-10 a.m.; West Coast Swing, from 10-11 a.m., Saturdays, in Clubhouse 1; Candi Davis; instructor; dancers rotate. Sessions are $5. •Suede Sole Dancers: The group meets at 6 p.m. on Sundays upstairs in Clubhouse 6. Pat Erickson is the instructor. •Velvetones Jazz Club Dance: The big band plays dance music at 6 p.m. on the first and third Sundays of the month in Clubhouse 4. •Zumba Club: Stef Sullivan teaches the class with dance steps inspired by salsa, merengue, cha-cha, raggaeton, Cumbia, Bollywood, jazz, hip-hop and disco. Classes, $3, are held at 5:30 p.m. on Mondays, 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, 5 p.m. on Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, 11 a.m. on Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays. Classes are held in Clubhouse 6, except the Thursday class, which meets in Clubhouse 3. Glass Fusion Class The Lapidary and Jewery Club is offering an Introduction to Glass Fusion class with instructor Kelly Johnson. It will be held from 9:30 a.m.-noon on Friday, July 19, in the Lapidary Room of Clubhouse 4. The class will cover the basics of glass fusion and give students the opportunity to create various designs. Students with prior experience can expand their skills in glass cutting and shaping to create more intricate designs. Materials include enough glass to make two three-inch or four-inch decorative glass pieces. A materials fee of $10 is payable at the class. Fused pieces may be picked up the following day. People should sign up in the Lapidary Room. Class size is limited to six. Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

12 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y SBTV Listings SBTV-3 airs on TWC-Spectrum Channel 3, Frontier Fios Channel 37 and online streaming at sbtv3.org/schedule. Thursday, July 18 4 pm Hooray for Hollywood— LW Special Olympics 5 pm Aquarium of the Pacific 5:30 pm Harmonizing Humanity #43 Poor Lily 6 pm McGaugh Go West 2019 7 pm Studio Cafe 8 pm McGaugh Pageant of the Arts 9 pm LW Cabaret— Broadway Rhapsody 11 pm Bob Cole Conservancy Friday, July 19 4 pm Photo Arts Club 4:22 pm LW at Special Olympics The Velvetones Ballroom Orchestra with vocalists Tommy John Schuricht 4:30 pm Head Master Williams and Tina Schaffer (above) will play in Clubhouse 4 on Sunday, July 21, at 6 p.m. Admission is free, and all are DIXIELAND JAZZ CLUB 4:40 pm Abilene 5:30 pm Harmonizing Humanity welcome. Band features pianist John Schuricht Poor Lily 6 pm Calvary Chapel GRF Saturday Dance The Leisure World Dixieland Jazz band will play Wednesday, 6:30 pm Pageant of the Arts 2019 Aug. 7, according to President Walter “Dutch” Vanderckhoven. The 8 pm Studio Cafe The Golden Rain Foundation sponsors a weekly dance on concert will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. This is a free event 9 pm Cerritos Center—Barrage Saturdays from 7-10 p.m. in Clubhouse 1. to all Leisure World residents and their friends and family. 8 Strings Concert The Craig McKnight Band will play ballroom Big Band era Leisure World Dixieland Jazz Club regulars thought they had a 10:45 pm Memorial Day Celebration music on July 20. new pianist for the band at the June concert. However it was John Leisure World The Recreation Department asks residents and their guests Schuricht, who had grown a goatee since the last concert, making Saturday, July 20 attending the GRF Saturday Dances in Clubhouse 1 to cooperate him more handsome and distinguished. 4 pm Memorial Day Celebration in adhering to a few, simple rules: Vocalist Judi Haase picks the songs she sings for each concert. Leisure World • Do not park on the east side of Clubhouse 1. Parking for the At the June concert, she chose to honor the recently deceased Doris 5:15 pm Head Master— clubhouse is across Golden Rain Road at the golf course or on Day. She told a little history of Day and sang her first hit song that LW at Special Olympics Burning Tree Lane. put her on the road to stardom—“Sentimental Journey.” She also 5:30 pm Aquarium of the Pacific • People must be out of the clubhouse no later than 10 p.m. to sang “Mean To Me” from the movie “Love Me Or Leave Me.” 6 pm Hooray for Hollywood permit adequate time for the custodian to set up for the next group. Dick Schermer, a proficient banjo player, is friends with many 7 pm Studio Cafe • No announcements are permitted from the stage, except by band members. 8 pm LAUSD the bands. He lives in Illinois but comes to California to visit his son every 10 pm Bob Cole Conservancy • Clubhouse lighting and audiovisual equipment can only be year, and the band invites him to join them for a LW concert when 11 pm SB City Limits: adjusted by the custodian according to the instructions they have he is in town. Richard Hastings been given Sunday, July 21 • Be sure to sign in, either as a resident or guest. This is the Friendship Club 4 pm SB Planning Commission only way GRF can judge the popularity of bands. Meeting, replay 7-15 The Friendship Club offers computer classes taught by Jeff Sacks • Guests must be accompanied by the GRF member who invites 5 pm Abilene Band them as all passes and ID’s are subject to inspection. and Miryam Fernandez. The schedule is as follows: 5:45 pm Aquarium of the Pacific Monday, July 22, Clubhouse 3, Room 4 6 pm Vintage Vehicles • 11 a.m.— Revisit Windows 7 and Windows 10 (Sacks) 6:30 pm Sea Inside • Noon—Intro to E-mail (Fernandez) 7 pm McGaugh Go West! 2019 LW Poetry Monday, July 29, Clubhouse 3, Room 4 7:42 McGaugh Pageant of the Arts • 11 a.m.— Prepare for California DMV Test (includes informa- This poetry feature showcase original poems by members of the Cre- 9 pm Studio Cafe ative Writers Club of Leisure World and other GRF members. The tion about REAL ID) (Sacks) 10 pm LW Cabaret • Noon-computer, Tablet, iPhone Questions (Sacks) club’s Poetry Workshop meets on the second Wednesday of the month Broadway Rhapsody at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. The Fiction/Nonfiction Group Monday, Aug. 5, Clubhouse 3, Room 4 Monday, July 22 • 11a.m.—Intro to iPhone and iPads (Sacks) meets on the fourth Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1, 4 pm Memorial Day Celebration in followed by a business meeting at 3 p.m. • Noon—Smartphone and Chromebook Questions (Sacks) Leisure World Classes are free; donations are welcome and pay for a wireless 5:15 pm Harmonizing Humanity Ode to My Father hotspot and printing materials. Poor Lily For more information on computers and the DMV, contact Jeff 6 pm Studio Cafe Gnarled hands reveal Sacks (714) 642-0122 or email [email protected]. 7 pm Seal Beach City Council, LIVE For more information on basic computer questions, iPhone/ the toil of countless years, 9 pm Cerritos Center unceasing care in raising us iPad, social media, Google Calendar questions, contact Miryam Drumline Spectacular Fernandez, 884-7460. from carefree days. 10:30 pm Bob Cole Conservancy Warm them on mine, let us rest in peace 11:30 pm The Sea Inside relive the bygone days Tuesday, July 23 LW Producers Club with no regret 4 pm LW at Special Olympics The Leisure World Producers Club’s eighth annual murder Photo Arts Club Oh memories! mystery comedy, “It’s All About the Dress,” will be presented in 4:30 pm Head Master Time-warped and distance-dulled Clubhouse 4 on Friday, Aug. 9, at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6:15) and Abilene Band We seem only to dwell on those on Saturday, Aug. 10, at 1 p.m. (doors open at 12:15). 5:30 pm Harmonizing Humanity we like and dump away the rest The play is written and directed by Toby Richman and pro- Poor Lily Of things undone, unspoken words duced by special arrangement with Toby Richman. 6 pm Hooray for Hollywood which might haunt us in our sleep. 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New Art League member Janet Isom (r) is holding a painting The Good Times Roll Club she won from demonstration artist Nancy Anderson at the July 9 meeting. CLUBHOUSE 2 Friends of the LW Library Get your hippie vibe on and relive the days of Woodstock “Celebrate the 50th Anniver- invited to the bi-monthly show/ announcer Jackie Hildebrand, The Friends of the Leisure World Library raises funds to support sary of Woodstock” will be the dance events. and two new members, Ron the library through the sale of donations at the Friends Bookstore theme for the Let the Good Times Club performers will present Hanna and Anna Lee. located adjacent to the library. People are welcome to browse for bar- Roll show to be held Saturday, July a selection of songs sung by some The Ben Berg Rhythm Rock- gains in books, including children’s books, cards, puzzles and more. The boutique sells gently used collectibles and gift items. 20, in Clubhouse 2 with the doors of the original 32 artists who ers will provide rock and roll People are asked to bring their own shopping bags when they visit. opening at 5:30 p.m. performed in the rain on a stage music for dancing to complete The bookstore welcomes donations for the boutique. The Friends The show starts at 6:30 p.m. in the middle of a dairy farm in the night’s performance. of the Library does not accept clothing, shoes or large electronics All Leisure World residents the New York countryside. The club will furnish snacks, for resale in the boutique. Volunteers will pick up larger donations who enjoy entertaining, danc- They include Joan Baez, Sha ice, cups and water. if needed. ing and getting acquainted with Na Na, Jefferson Airplane, Mama There is no admission and The Friends group is in need of volunteers. Interested persons other fun loving residents are Cass, Credence Clearwater, Bob guests are welcome to bring their should go to the bookstore and fill out an application during operating MUSICAL THEATER WEST Dylan and Bread. own beverages. hours from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 9:30 a.m.-12:30 Although it’s been 50 years, Doors open at 5:30. p.m. on Saturday. many of the messages of 1969 “Join us for a fun evening of ‘Little Mermaid’ about brotherly love, peace, and music and dancing and meeting freedom relate to today’s issues. friends,” invites Frank Destra, GRF Movie is now showing Club performers include club president. “Glass,” rated PG-13, will be shown at 2 and 7 p.m. on Wednesday, The Musical Theater West Tosca Lies, Lu DeSantis, Ray Hippie dress is optional but July 24 in Clubhouse 4. (MTW) will brings Disney’s “The Grierman, Carmen Edwards, encouraged. For one special security guard, tracking people down is a para- Little Mermaid” to the Carpen- Charlie Guggino, Frank Destra, —Martha Destra normal sort of hobby. Able to use his rare abilities to find people, ter Performing Arts Center on the campus of California State David Dunn is suddenly given a job that seems more daunting than RESTAURANT REVIEWS all the others before it. He’ll need to find Kevin Wendell Crumb, and University, Long Beach, through time is of the essence. But part of the problem is that Crumb is an July 28. extremely disturbed man and with 24 personalities, he’s a lot more Based on Hans Christian LWers welcome to submit reviews complicated than the others Dunn has found. Andersen’s story and Disney’s Leisure World residents are welcome to submit reviews of their Some scenes and language may offend some viewers. acclaimed film, this love story favorite restaurants and should include their names, and mutual and Can’t make the movie? Borrow it from the LW Library for free for the ages features a swimming telephone numbers. any time. score of classic songs, from “Part The restaurant’s full name, telephone number, address and operat- of Your World,” “Kiss the Girl” ing hours should be provided. to the Academy Award-winning The reviews are subject to editing and will run as space allows. BUS “Best Original Song,” “Under Email them to [email protected]. For more information, from page 10 the Sea,” composed by eight- call News Editor Ruth Osborn, 472-1277. to return for missed passengers. Reservations for the Amphitheater time Academy Award-winner night Access bus can be made up to three days in advance by calling Alan Menken (“Beauty and the Easy Living Home Care and Errands 431-6586, ext. 379. 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Mille Woods and Ellen Brannigan celebrated their birthdays last week. COMMUNITY KARAOKE Balloons, cake marked festive night Birthday cake and sandwiches means “party” as the Community Karaoke Club helped celebrate Millie Woods and Ellen Brannigan’s special day. Balloons floated to the ceiling as members tapped their feet to peppy songs performed by Karen Morris, Vito Villamor, Pat Kogak, Mike Breen, Sue and Walter Piippo, Shannon Harrison, Diane Kasperson and Byong Choi. Forty karaoke singers took the stage to entertain the audience. Some folks tried something new. Vickie Van Ert sang “Reflections”; Martin Rosendaal, “White Room”; Donna Burr, “Don’t Know Why”;Richard Yokomi, “Let’s Stay Together”; Shannon Harrison, Judy Schroeder (lower right) and Judy Pelegrino (lower left) participated in the flower parade “I’ve Told Every Little Star”; Anna Le, “You’re My World”; and Bob hosted by the Garden Club at its annual luncheon and installation June 17. They were among Barnum, “Sail Away.” the more than a dozen women sporting spring hats and floral attire. The new board of directors Karaoke parties are each Wednesday starting at 5:30 p.m. in (photo above) entertained a full house with a “haute couture” fashion show, modeling such Clubhouse 1. Practice sessions are Tuesdays in Clubhouse 6 from trends as a “tube top from Versace” (second from right) and the new “plunging neckline” shirt 1-3 p.m. Everyone is welcome. from Gucci (far left). —Margie Thompson FAIR from page 3 vider, brought three new rides this year in addition to Titan. Ice Jet in the main carnival is a spectacular polar bobsledding adven- ture and Circus Train and Tea Cups are sweet additions to Kidland. There are many great ways to save on rides and games. The FunPass app enables fairgoers to purchase passes, reload passes, check the value and view purchase history. FunPasses can be shared between family and friends. Visit ocfair.com/carnival for more information. Deals at the OC Fair Unlimited Ride Wristbands are available on Wednesdays, Thurs- days and Sundays for $35. (Wristbands include one ride on Titan, all other rides are unlimited.) There is also half-price general admission and carnival rides are half the tickets to ride from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturdays and Sun- days. See ocfair.com/deals for more information. Getting to the OC Fair Traffic advisory: Plan to arrive early, especially for OC Fair ticketed events, including concerts. Ride-hailing services, public transporta- tion, carpooling, OC Fair Express bus (Saturday and Sunday) and Joyful Line Dance Group free offsite parking at Experian (Saturday and Sunday) are highly recommended. ALL ARE WELCOME If you do drive, check the latest traffic and 405 Project updates on Google Maps and Waze. Justin Manalad teaches a varied repertoire on Wednesdays Full construction updates are available on the OCTA website and OCTA’s interactive map. The 2019 OC Fair runs July 12-Aug. 11 and Everyone is welcome to join “Achy Breaky Heart,” “Bahama at the Filipino Association of LW the Joyful Line Dance class on Mama” and “Hello Dolly,” among Valentine party and luau party. offers 23 days and nights of entertainment, food, rides, shopping, Wednesdays from 3-4:30 p.m. in others. He retired as a Los Angeles exhibits and more. Hours are noon-midnight, Wednesdays through the Clubhouse 3 lobby. Justin loves dance because it County deputy probation officer. Fridays, and 11 a.m.-midnight, Saturdays and Sundays. For more Instructor Justin Manalad has helps people be stronger, happier Cost is $2 for each 90-minute information, visit ocfair.com. been taught the class 24 songs and younger in mind and body. class. Beginners are welcome. since May 1. 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The Good News Singers Gospel concert is Aug. 3 at noon, followed by lunch The Good News Singers will give a concert of gospel music Miyuki Okura on Saturday, Aug. 3, at noon in Hui O Hula dancers have busy dancing at Long Beach Care, Clubhouse 4. The “He is Worthy Seal Beach Health and Rehab and Katella Senior Living. of Praise and Worship!” concert Thanks to Sunshine Club President Anna Derby for inviting will culminate with a free lunch. her hula sisters to her club’s annual picnic. It was unusual to Solos will be performed by perform on wet ground for an audience in their bathing suits Lorna Miller and Nancy Mag- by the big pool at the Alpert Jewish Center last week but was gio. Kip Watkins will sing a solo wonderful to show the children how to hula. All are welcome within the familiar tune “My to learn the hula free. Call 252-9676 for the schedule. Tribute” with the choir. Nancy will perform “How Majestic is Your MERMAID Name” and Lorna will share her from page 13 rendition of “He Looked Beyond Ashman (“Aladdin,” “Beauty and the Beast” and “Little Shop of Hor- My Faith.” rors”). The singers will raise their The live musical boasts 11 new songs by Menken and lyricist Glenn voices to Praise God and share Slater (“Tangled,” “Love Never Dies” and “Galavant”), from a book his love with residents, friends by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning playwright Doug Wright. and neighbors. All are welcome Tickets are now on sale at musical.org, at the MTW Ticket Office, to come and enjoy many famil- or by calling 856-1999. Tickets start at $20. iar tunes and toe-tapping songs. The journey of Disney’s The Little Mermaid begins in a palace in Come early to get a good seat and a kingdom beneath the sea, where a beautiful young mermaid named be prepared to clap along with Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But the choir and then enjoy your first, she’ll have to defy her father, the king of the sea, escape the free lunch. Associate Music Directors are Nancy Maggio (l-r), Margaret clutches of an evil sea witch and convince a prince that she’s the girl —Nancy Maggio Humes and Janet Ray with the perfect voice. Fine Italian Dining Dino’s At Affordable Prices I seek. Senior Citizen or L.W. Resident Special I embrace. Every Day, 7 Days A Week! With Purchase of a Beverage 4:00 - 9:30 P.M. I thrive. Excludes Beverages, Salads Our Entire Menu Is Desserts, Pizzas, Sandwich- Surrounded by the natural beauty and pleasant es, Appetizers or any other climate of Southern California, Katella Senior Specials. $3.00 fee to share 1/2 Price a meal. Living Community and Alamitos West Health Care Center, located in Los Alamitos, offer residents 6391 WESTMINSTER AVE.,WESTMINISTER• 714-895-3303 del everything they need to flourish. Wesminister Ave. over 405 Fwy., on left next to Big Lots!

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16 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Community SUNSHINE CLUB Learn tips on how to keep up during recession Boris Castillo, financial con- sultant with ClearBridge Invest- ments, will be the guest speaker at the Sunshine Club tomorrow, July 19, at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. Castillo will address ques- tions: • How close could we be to the next recession? • Will growth hold steady, weaken or pick up by the end of 2019? • What factors are most im- portant to watch to help keep investors on track? Y Service Club President Margaret Humes and second Vice ClearBridge Investments’ President Gene Vesely Monica Grundmann, Mutual 10, has been volunteer for Mobility Recession Risk Dashboard offers Aids on Tuesdays to pick up calls and forward messages to valuable answers, tracking key Y SERVICE the appropriate service program of Golden Age Foundation. data along four vital economic fault lines. Discover how the Club purchases new flags for CH3 GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION Dashboard works and how it The Y Service Club recently replaced the American flags in all can help clients stay prepared for the rooms in Clubhouse 3. Volunteers needed to pick-up calls changes ahead. The old flags were showing lots of wear, and some flags had gone The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is seeking volunteers for the Castillo has over 20 years missing. Mobility Aids Program. The Mobility Aids Caller, as the position is experience helping clients with Gene Vesely, USMC (Ret.), the club’s second vice president, pur- called, retrieves and forwards messages related to service requests. everything from retirement and chased new flags through the American Legion. These volunteers don’t need to leave home to help. estate planning to wealth transfer The 3-by-5 foot flags are mounted on the wall rather than placed Basically, the volunteer calls the Mobility Aids hotline to get and gifting strategies. He is both a in floor holders that need to be moved from room to room as various messages from a GAF answering machine three or four times a day; chartered financial analyst and a groups began their meetings with a flag salute. training is provided. The messages may inquire about the Mobility certified financial planner, as well The Y Service Club is proud to have made this improvement in Aids program or any of the other GAF-related programs. as holding general securities and Clubhouse 3 to honor the country. For instance, someone may want to donate money or volunteer. California Life & Health licenses. During the tax season, there are calls for the tax chairperson. The Sunshine Club appreci- GRF Volunteers forward messages to the appropriate GAF board ates shareholders bringing their member and then return the calls to let people know their inquiries own coffee mugs to participate in Used vehicle sale is next Saturday are being processed. the “Save The Earth” program the Leisure World shareholder/members can sell used vehicles in the Mobility Aids callers typically want to know times that equipment club began about five years ago. Administration parking lot from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on July 27. The used can be picked up or dropped off and where to return mobility aids. Arrive 5-10 minutes early to enjoy vehicle lot is open on the fourth Saturdays of the month. Most of the questions can be referred to John Hlavac, the Mobility refreshments before the meeting Vehicles must have current DMV registrations and GRF decals, Aids chairperson. begins at 10 a.m. and be insured. In addition to cars, motorhomes, motorcycles, golf At the end of the day, the volunteer deletes the messages that have The club meets on Fridays, carts, bikes, trikes and scooters may be sold. The owner does not been handled. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2 (except need to be present. A single “for sale” sign no larger than 18-by-24 This is a perfect job for someone who likes to work from home. the first Friday in Room 9), from inches can be displayed on the vehicle. There is no set time to retrieve the calls. The Mobility Aids Caller is 10 a.m.-noon. All shareholders Only LW residents are allowed to display vehicles for sale. The only responsible for one day during the week. There are opportunities are welcome to attend, no mem- sale is open to residents and the guests they call in. for full-time callers and for substitute volunteers. bership is required. For more For more information, contact Recreation at 431-6586, ext. 398. For more information, call Sharon Kohn at 596-1969, Monday- information, call Anna Derby, Friday, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 301-5339.

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Jan Kuhl, Rose Woman’s Club President Marie Sprague and Donna O’Keefe welcome everyone to the Secret Garden luncheon. LW WOMAN’S CLUB Participants in the Rollin’ Thunder July 4 parade, decked out in red, white and blue attire, prepare to hit the streets in decorated golf carts. Preparations in works for ‘Secret Garden’ The Leisure World Woman’s Club is preparing its annual fund Rollin’ Thunder July 4 parade drew LWers to streets raiser, called “The Secret Garden.” The luncheon and opportunity basket raffle is open to all Leisure World residents and their guests The Rollin’ Thunder Golf decorated residents, their pets rity and Recreation departments. at 11 a.m. on Sept. 21 in Clubhouse 2. Cart Parade was a highlight of and friends. The caravan covered “Their cooperation, staff- Luncheon proceeds will benefit a scholarship for a woman enter- the Fourth of July festivities in a four-mile parade route in just ing and long hours of planning ing the nursing program at Golden West College as well as six other Leisure World. under one hour. and parade traffic control kept community and Leisure World causes. It was well attended, with “Our parade was a huge suc- our parade moving steadily and The event will include a catered lunch, a vocal performance and people lining the streets to cheer cess,” exclaims Rolling Thunder incident-free,” Davis explains. many beautiful and fun opportunity baskets. on more than 60 brightly deco- President Tom Davis, “and much The club is also grateful to the LW Tickets are $25 each or people can purchase a table for eight for rated carts—carrying brightly of the credit goes to GRF’s Secu- PARADE, page 18 $200. Make reservations by calling Jan Kuhl at 446-0082. Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 17 Obituaries Space is available for obituaries ••• of residents and former residents. In Memoriam • An “In Memoriam” column is George Iseda 93 available free of charge. Limited Terry Earl 70 to name, mutual number and David Henry 72 date of death. Kendall Martine Jr. 73 • An obituary with or without James Broude 77 photo is available free of charge Ruben Lopez 25 for the first 250 words. Addition- Roderick Hallman 63 al words will be charged at the Kenneth Bell Sr. 88 rate of 25 cents per word. Notices Jerome Turner 84 written by the news staff will be Kathryn Barnes 80 free and no more than 250 words. Albert Carrillo-Arroyo 61 • Notices from mortuaries and Nancy Clarke 73 non-GRF members will be James Neyland 74 printed exactly as submitted and Families assisted by charged at the non-member clas- McKenzie Mortuary, sified advertising rate, $12 for the 961-9301 First Christian Church’s spectacular hospitality team served at the annual church picnic last first 12 words and 25 cents for —paid obituary week and helped make it a festive time of fun, food and fellowship. Hamburgers and hot dogs each additional word. were in abundance as well as wonderful side dishes. For the complete story, see page 6. • Bordered, decorative obituaries and eulogies are available in any Concerned KACMA size at the prevailing display ad- Dog walks on vertising rate. Shareholders Brahms, Hungarian dances featured • Obituaries may be published The Korean American Classical Music Association will have a Saturdays begin as news articles when the person program July 18 featuring Brahms, Hungarian Dances, Nos. 1, 3, 5, meet July 25 6, Cello Sonata No. 2, Mov. II, Violin Sonata No. 3, Movs. I, II and has been a member of the GRF The Concerned Sharehold- July 27, 9 a.m. Clarinet Quintet, Mov. I. Board of Directors, or when, ers will meet July 25 at 1p.m. in All Leisure Word pet lovers Ken Chong will give an appreciation of classical music, following in the opinion of the managing Clubhouse 3, Room 2. are invited to join dog walks, members’ favorite songs selected by Robert Chung. editor, the passing of a person is Linda Herman will discuss the starting July 27 at 9 a.m. This is a All are invited to KACMA at 9:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 4. The pro- newsworthy to a sufficiently large Recreation Committees’ escalat- change of schedule and meeting gram is presented in Korean. The club encourages good fellowship number of GRF members. ing costs of the Amphitheater location. Dog walkers will meet at through the appreciation of classical music and concerts. • A “Card of Thanks” section is shows, special events and Sat- Glenview Road and St. Andrews For further information, call President Angel Joh, 598-0313, or available in the classified section urday night dances; Denis Craig Drive by the big tree behind the program chair Robert Chung, 387-7377, or robertschung@hotmail. of LW Weekly at the member clas- will talk about Executive Sessions bus bench on St. Andrews. com. sified advertising rate, $8 for the meetings with the Mutuals; David Walks will be held on the last first 12 words and 25¢ per word Noble will talk about a Budget Saturday of each month. Start- thereafter, for persons wanting to Control Initiative; and a discus- Mutual 15 Garage Sale ing locations may differ. Watch express their thanks for help dur- sion will be conducted on “Is the newspaper and emails for notifi- ing bereavement, sickness, etc. ADA bus necessary?” Mutual 15 will host a multi-carport garage sale with nine cation of any changes. Call (714) sellers at St. John Road and Del Monte Drive today, July 18, and 930-5314 or (714) 423-8279 for Friday, July 19. more information. E-mail Obituary Notices to [email protected] with photos attached as jpg files. THETHE BINGOBINGO CLUBCLUB CBD Products Hawaiian Gardens

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18 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Veterans honored at FALW picnic The annual veterans picnic clear skies of Allegiance.” FALW President hosted by the Filipino Association The day was kicked off with Ric Dizon welcomed guests, of Leisure World (FALW), drew by singing ‘The National An- and Myrrha Villanueva gave the several hundred guests under them” and reciting the “Pledge invocation. The Armed Forces branch banners were presented by mem- bers of the association as people sang the armed service songs from each military branch: “An- chors Aweigh” for the U.S. Navy, “The Caissons Go Rolling Along” for the U.S. Army, “The Wild Blue The chow line was long but worth the wait. FALW served ham- Yonder” for the U.S. Air Force, burgers, hot dogs, chili beans, corn on the cob, fresh green “The Marines’ Hymn” for the salad, sweet cantaloupe, water melon and Mexican helada U.S. Marine Corps and “Semper (popcicles) soda, beer, cookies and coffee. Paratus” for the U.S. Coast Guard. After the presentation, there was a 21-gun salute and “Taps” was played in a moving tribute. One of the guests, Morton Goldberg of Mutual 14, is a WWII veteran who helped liberate the City of Manila from the Japanese in 1943. He talked about the The annual veterans picnic in Leisure World, hosted by the house to house fighting that led Filipino Association of Leisure World, featured happy grillers to a countless loss of American cooking hundreds of hamburgers and kosher hotdogs for the soldiers. veterans and guests. Grilling and serving was manned by Ren There are fewer “Greatest Veterans and guests standing at attention during the playing and Myrrah Villanueva’s family. Generation” WWII veterans of the taps. this year. The first 75 veterans who registered before the June 30 deadline, were presented a to- ken gift in a form of an umbrella with inscription that says “U.S. Veteran—Thank you for your Service.” There was plenty of food for all. It was a fun event and FALW members expressed their undying gratitude to all who sacrificed so much to preserve the sanctity of peace and freedom of this great nation, the United States of America. Mutual 4 veterans Mike Levitt and Gary Harris with his wife, Veterans and guests enjoyed cool weather in July waiting for —Ren Villanueva Bonnie, attended the event. the chow line to open up. SOCIAL CLUB PEO card party All invited to play cards on July 26 is July 24, CH 2 The Social Club meets on the fourth Friday, July 26, to play cards and have lunch. The cost is $4. This month pizza, salad, snacks coffee The PEO card party and lun- and tea will be served. Groups of four are welcome. Call Marj Earls cheon is on the fourth Wednes- at 275-1778 or Joan Taylor at 240-5416 to make reservations. day of the month, July 24. If any Extra help is needed for set-up and cleaning, as both Marj and changes need to be made or new Joan will not be available this month. tables started, call Jan Krehbiel by Saturday, July 20. The PEO card party is held in Clubhouse 2 and everyone should be seated by 11:45 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. The price of lunch is $12 and includes an entree, salad, roll, dessert and beverage. LW Democratic Club board members Tax and tip are included. At this price it is the best bargain in town. LW Demos hosting voter registration To come just for lunch, make a During its July 8 meeting, 1. The club will also staff a voter reservation. Democratic Club board members registration table in the coming To play cards without lunch, further refined plans to increase months. Volunteers willing to pay $3 toward the PEO scholar- Leisure World voter participation help should contact President ship fund. in the upcoming 2020 election. A Mary Tromp at 412-0898. Everyone living in Leisure critical element of that effort is The board also accepted the World is invited to play at the card making sure that all those eligible resignation of Mary Larson as the party. Men and women can play to do so are registered to vote, chair of the program committee, any game they want, including regardless of party affiliation. effective in September. However, poker, Euchre, dominos, Skip-bo, The first step in that effort, which Mary will continue to work with canasta, Hand and Foot, Phase 10, is already underway, involves other board members in her role Rollin’ Thunder members Phil and Beverly Friedman not only Five Crowns, bridge. Tables can be board members contacting their as the club’s immediate past presi- dressed up their cart but also themselves in patriotic attire. set up any way needed. Just show neighbors to offer assistance in dent. Club members interested in up and have a really great fun day registering. The ultimate goal is to working with the program or any PARADE with, friends, food and winnings. involve as many club members as other board committee should from page 16 For more information, call Jan possible in registering at least 100 contact Nominating Committee Radio Club, whose members maintained continuous communication Krehbiel, 431-8240. new Leisure World voters by Oct. Chair Bruce Anderson at 342- between the parade’s leading carts and those “pulling up the rear.” 2801 for information about how With the parade concluding at Clubhouse 6, participants were to become involved. immediately able to enjoy another of Leisure World’s traditional July Make reservations for Nikkei picnic The July 30 Democratic Presi- 4th events, the Silver Fox Classic Car Show that shared the clubhouse The Nikkei Club is making plans for its annual picnic on Thurs- dential Candidates Watch Party parking lot. day, Aug. 8 from 10 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse 1 picnic area. potluck has been rescheduled to The Rolling Thunder Golf Cart Club’s next general meeting will be There is no charge to those who bring a side dish or dessert to Friday, Sept. 13, in Clubhouse held Tuesday, July 23, in the Clubhouse 1 barbecue area, beginning compliment the main menu. Those who do not contribute food must 4. The Voter Awareness sessions at noon. The club will serve burgers and fixings; members are urged pay $7. will be dark for the two vacation to bring generous side dishes. Notify a member of the Picnic Committee with names of all who months of July and August, and —Mike Levitt NIKKEI, page 21 will resume on Sept. 24. Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

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Day Trips Pala Casino - Friday, July 26, $6, American Legion, Phyllis Pierce, 362-0437 Anaheim Angels vs. Tigers - July 31, $40, GRF Recreation, events@ lwsb.com, 431-6586, ext. 326 Casa Romantica, Newport Harbor Cruise – Aug. 8, $99 with breakfast buffet, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Hollywood Bowl, Tchaikovsky Spectacular, featuring USC Trojan Marching Band with Fireworks – Aug. 10, $99, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Pantages Theatre, Miss Saigon – Aug. 10, $149, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Pageant of the Masters, Laguna Beach - Aug. 14, $85, GRF Recre- ation, [email protected], 431-6586, ext. 326 Walt Disney Concert Hall, Cal Phil, The Emperor’s Roundup – Aug. 18, $99, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Wild Goose Cruise, Newport Harbor Aboard John Wayne’s Yacht With Roger’s Gardens – Aug. 24, $129 with champagne brunch, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Glendale Center Theatre, “Annie” – Aug. 31, $99 with lunch Tam O’ Shanter Inn, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Bruce Vircks and Lori hosted Leisure World Bicycle Club members in celebration of Susana Harrah’s Rincon - Thursday-Monday, no Tuesdays or Wednesdays, Jianto’s retirement from Cypress College after 30 years of teaching. Members in attendance free, Amphitheater, 7:15-7:30 a.m., (877) 777-2457 were Carl and Liz Kennedy, Jim Thomason, Prolie Pascone, Prudence and Eddy Huang, Pala Casino - Daily, free, Amphitheater, 8 a.m., (714) 985-9555 Mary Ann Murray, Pat Gunter, Jack and Lana Yelen, Holly Weber, Anita Miller, Carol Gregu- Pechanga Casino - Daily, Amphitheater, 8 a.m., free, $10 in EZ Play rek, Blenda Costin and Mary Romero. The LW Bicyclists regularly ride on Sunday, Monday upon arrival, (951) 770-2579 and Thursday. They meet behind LW Library at new time, 8:30 a.m. Call Mary Romero for Valley View Casino - Sunday-Tuesday, Amphitheater, 7 a.m., free schedule information Overnight Trips News copy deadline is 4 p.m., Thursday, Black Hills & Badlands – six days, Aug. 17-22, featuring Mt. Rush- more, Crazy Horse, Badlands National Park, Custer State Park, single one week prior to the desired publication date. hotel stay, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Yellowstone, Glacier & Grand Teton – eight days, Aug. 28–Sept. 4, featuring Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Teton national parks, Na- Mexico Cruise Special tional Park lodge stays, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 Canadian Rockies & Glacier Park–Sept. 10-16, Traveling Tigers Hurry!! Club, Joanna Matos, 598-1849 Only $399 Super Low Price Enchanting Canyonlands – six days, Sept. 19-24, featuring Zion, Bryce and Capitol Reef national parks, Cedar Breaks, Escalante-Grand 5 night Mexico cruise Staircase, David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 October Departures-round trip from Los Angeles Colors of New York & Niagara – seven days, Sept. 25–Oct. 1, featuring Niagara Falls, Fingers Lakes, Berkshires, Norman Rockwell Museum, Call Corning, Toronto. David Nell/Good Times Travel, (888) 488-2287 CST 1012894-40 arren Travel (562) 493-1223 Palm Springs, Death Valley, Joshua Tree & Las Vegas – Nov. 4-7, Traveling Tigers, Joanna Matos, 598-1849 Hearst Castle at Christmas –Dec. 16-18, Traveling Tigers, Joanna Matos, 598-1849 Hawaii Cruise Discount NO FLYING - Cruise R/T Los Angeles Susana Jianto was celebrated AMENITIES at a retirement party attended Now $1179! from page 5 by members of the LW Bicy- clists. 15 Nights R/T Los Angeles Mirada Theater was spectacular.” Ruth Long, Mutual 2 Round trip from Los Angeles— No Flying! • “As a person with a disability, I’m grateful for all of the amenities SCAMS Hilo, Honolulu, Kauai, Maui, More! from page 4 accessible to me: The swimming pool, always clean and sparkling with Call (800) 662-5450 great attendants, Impaired Vision and Hearing Club and Golden Age and credit card numbers. CST 1012894-40 arren Travel Foundation, where I am an active member, and Mah Jong, where in Travelers also need to be the clubhouse with the most attentive and helpful custodians I can aware of the ability of customs relax.” Sharon Kohn, Mutual 9 and border patrol personnel in • “I love the opportunity Theater Club members have to show off many countries to intrude on data their talents while entertaining their neighbors. It keeps us young, privacy, if they deem it necessary. being able to socialize while doing what we love best: Entertaining.” In the U.S., even if you are a citi- ICELAND Taylor White, Mutual 1 zen, it is legal for an officer to ask The Land of Fire and Ice • “The Recreation Department has made it possible for Cabaret you to unlock your phone, hand September 11-15, 2019 Entertainers to grow and bring LW so many talented performers and it over and request passwords. enjoyable events to our friends and neighbors.” Tommy Williams, They can detain you indefinitely Mutual 2 if you don’t. So, in advance of Years ago, a study was done on LWSB residents that found they travel, delete any questionable enjoyed an average eight-year longer life span than the average posts on social media and limit population. Researchers attributed it to the active lifestyle and social the data you bring if you have a opportunities this quiet beach community nestled in Southern Cali- sensitive job. 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20 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Sports & Games Cards and Games Scoreboard Bocce starts new Saturday League on July 27 Fun Time Pinochle Club winners July 8: Julia Troise, 11,540; Gene In response to the overwhelm- Smith, 11,410; Richard Van Wasshnova, 11,060; Charlotte Westcott, ing demand for additional playing 11,020. The club meets from noon-4 p.m. Mondays in Clubhouse 1. spots in the regular bocce tour- For more information, call Joan Taylor at 240-5416. naments held each quarter, the –Bert Sellers Bocce Organizing Committee has ••• opened a new league on Saturday Leisure World Duplicate Bridge Club—Overall winners in the Club mornings to accommodate new Championship game on Thursday, July 11, were: First in Strat A and players. B: Bobbi Vann-Paul Chen; second in Strat A and B: Larry Topper- Games will be played from Frances Gross; third in Strat A: Bill Linskey-Howard Smith; third 9-11:30 a.m., beginning July 27. in Strat A: Linda and Dick Stein; fourth in Strat A: Fern Dunbar- Sign-ups for the new league can LaVonne McQuilkin; fifth in Strat A: Judith Jones-Al Appel; sixth in be made by sending an email to Strat A: Joyce Henderson-Rob Preece; third in Strat B: Fred Reker- Tournament Director Dennis Russ Gray; fourth in Strat B, first in Strat C: Cookie Pham-Elaine Jensen at djensen323@gmail by Dovgard; fifth in Strat B: Ellen Kice-Norma Krueger; sixth in Strat B: July 26. Sign-ups can also be made Bud Parish-Sue Fardette; second in Strat C: Priscilla Caillouette-Eric at the bocce teaching clinic on Kaplan; third in Strat C: Bill Dilks-Barbara Wallace; fourth in Strat July 20 from 2-4 p.m. It is highly C: Dolores Cronin-Claudia Bird. Winners in the game on Monday, recommended that new players July 8, were: N/S: Tied for first in Strat A: Sibyl Smith-Jeanette Estill practice their skills and game and Ted Wieber-Alan Flower (first in Strat B); third in Strat A, sec- strategies at this clinic. A crowd gathered at the bocce court signaling the need for ond in Strat B, first in Strat C: Ron and Gene Yaffee; fourth in Strat The Spring Tournament has a new Saturday morning league that will play from 9-11:30 A: Larry Topper-Lynn Danielson; fifth in Strat A: Bill Linskey-Gary concluded with the following beginning July 27. teams finishing in first and sec- Paugh; sixth in Strat A, third in Strat B: Bettyanne Houts-Shirley and Tommy Vu. In the Tuesday 27, at 9 a.m. ond place in their respective 12 Knopf. E/W: First in Strat A: Larry Slutksy-Sue Fardette; second Strat league, the husband-and-wife Saturday is the only day that team leagues. Congratulations A: Marilyn McClintock-Joan Tschirki; third in Strat A, first in Strat team of Harshad and Chandra has open spots for new players. to Sunday’s winners Bob Berry B: Nancy Lichter-Richard Norris; fourth in Strat A-second in Strat Patel finished first, and in second League games on Sundays will and Terry Thrift. Coming in a B: Peggi Spring-Monica Gettis; fifth in Strat A: Fern Dunbar-Carol place was Edward Beggs and begin July 28 at 3 p.m., a later time close second was Dennis Jensen Murakoshi; sixth in Strat A, third in Strat B, first in Strat C: Monica Bobby Pham. Thursday league than usual to accommodate the and Paul Honey; fourth in Strat B, second in Strat C: Miranda and congratulations were sent to first- expected heat during the summer Tony Reddy. Reservations are requested to play in the Monday and place winners Sandy Derouin and months. Tuesday’s games will Thursday afternoon games in Clubhouse 3 Lobby. Players are asked to Zoe Pickell. And due to the tough start an hour earlier, at 9 a.m., arrive by 12:15 p.m. to confirm their reservation. To make or cancel competition, there was a tie for beginning on July 30. Thursday a reservation for Mondays, call Gene Yaffee at 430-7040 or email her, second place between the team of games will continue to be played no later than 10:30 a.m. on game day, at [email protected]; Walt Bier and Margie Thompson at 3 p.m. starting on Aug. 1. All for Thursdays, call Sharon Beran at 308-7838 or email her, no later and Red Ryals and Milly Larsen. spots are filled for the Sunday, than 10:30 a.m. on day of game, at [email protected]. To cancel The Summer Tournament will Tuesday and Thursday leagues. a reservation on game day or to report running late, call (636) 579- begin the week of Saturday, July —Joy Kolesky 1357 between noon and 1 p.m. – Gene Yaffee ••• Men’s Golf Burning Tree Duplicate Bridge Club winners: July 13 Unit Game: The Men’s Monday and Friday Golf League played on July 1 at N/S: Fred Reker-Larry Slutsky; Gary Paugh-Sylvia Kaprelyan; Joan Willowick and July 7 at Meadowlark, both par 72s. The continuing, Tschirki-Sharon Beran; Marty Lipman-Gorge Alemshah. E/W: persistent April/May/June gloom was present during both rounds Al Appel-Judy Jones; Judy Lorber-Marilyn McClintock; Joyce and did not improve as the mornings wore on. Henderson-Jenny Ernest; Ann Croul Arne Lier. Jul 12: Al Appel- When the wind freshened toward the end of the rounds, the scor- Joan Tschirki; Betty Jackson-Norma Krueger; Jean Kato-Barbara ing became even more difficult. Seven and 11 men competed over Drew Sargent Harris; George Alemshah-Sylvia Kaprelyan; Cooie Dampman-Judy 18 holes in two flights. Carter-Johnson; Jack Dampman-George Koehm. E/W: Lavonne There were no birdies at Willowick, but Meadowlark surrendered McQuilkin-Carol Murakoshi; Sue Fardette-Marilyn McClintock; TOURNAMENT POKER two, one by Sam Choi and one by Dennis Kotecki. Paul Cose was Judy Jones Harriet Weiss; Paul Chen-Cookie Pham; Louise Seifert- closest to the pin on holes No. 4 and No. 12 at Willowick and Sam Stan Johnson; Jeanette Estill-Eileen Kotecki; Ellen Goodwin-Emma Sargent wins first Choi on hole No. 7 at Meadowlark. There were no holes-in-one. All Trepinski. The club meets Fridays and Saturdays in Clubhouse 1 at tournament July 6 scores are net (actual score minus handicap). Winners: Monday at Willowick: 12:15 p.m. For information on how to join the fun and play, call or Drew Sargent, a club member • A Flight: Paul Cose, 71; Sam Choi, 74; Fujio Norihiro, 79; Bill text Fred Reker at (615) 898-0669. The next special event is Friday, for five years, won his first-ever McKusky and John Meyer, 80. Aug. 16, the summer picnic and club championship. tournament on July 6. His hole • B Flight: and Bob Munn, 70; Lowell Goltra, 72. —Fred Reker cards of eight and 10 ended the Fewest putts: ••• tournament when he paired the • A Flight: Sam Choi, 27; B flight: Lowell Goltra, 31. Monday Bridge Club winners July 8: Dick Triggs, Judy Schatan and eight, winning with a single pair. Winners: Friday at Meadowlark: Pat Moore. Winners July 15: Dick Triggs and Pauline Fitzsimons. Second-place was Guta Basner, •A Flight: Sam Choi, 72; Paul Cose, 74; John Meyer, 75; Gary Games begin at noon in Clubhouse 1. For more information, call followed by Army Mangravito, Stivers and Dave LaCascia, 76; Fujio Norihiro, 78; Bill McKusky, 83. Pauline Fitzsimons at 296-8363. Tom Pappas, Ron Pine and Lucy • B Flight: Dennis Kotecki, 71; Lowell Goltra, 72; Bob Munn and – Pauline Fitzsimons Starkey. Art Salazar, 81. ••• High hand honors were shared Fewest Putts: Jolly Time Pinochle Club winners July 13: Joe Capra, 11,400; Diana between Doug Wolfe and Ron A Flight: Bill McKusky, 25 Lambert, 11,070; Julia Troise, 11,060; Amy Kasuyama; 10;610. Games Pine, who both had quad aces B Flight: Lowell Goltra, 33. are played from noon-4 p.m. on Saturdays in Clubhouse 1. For more with a queen kicker. Pine also won To join the league, call Dave LaCascia or Bill McKusky via the information, call Peg Kaspar at 799-0433. the featured hand holding a seven Golf Starter Shop. The requirement is that three rounds are played –Bert Sellers and four (Independence Day). with League players to get a handicap. Rounds are played successively SCORES, page 21 Drew Sargent, a Mutual 11 every Monday and Friday at David L. Baker, Meadowlark, Riverview, resident for 13 years, is a well- or Willowick golf courses. respected pickleball player, who — Dave LaCascia Karlton Residential Care also enjoys cooking and reading. He retired from a career in the *+,-./0$123456$ finance industry. Chess Club Puzzle 789.3:$;/<=4.-4>?@A$B4-43C.,$,35$$ Barry Brideau offers free This week’s puzzle: White D4-8>0$E-F,.>45$G,>4$,C$;HH8>5,I/4$J>.K4@L poker lessons. 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y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 21 MONDAY/FRIDAY GOLF New, current residents invited to play on local courses Many residents may not flight, 21/36 handicap. closest, 9 know about the Monday/Friday There is a $7 annual fee for Second - Paul Cose, 66 Golf Club that plays at four local both Monday and Friday to cover Third - Gary Stivers, 68 courses, all within 15 minutes of expenses. Fourth, tie, Bill McKusky, 69, Leisure World , starting between There is a $7 prize pool for bird, and Bruce Anderson, 69, 7-7:30 a.m. except holidays. each round, players are not ob- two birds, tie putts The courses are David Baker ligated to enter. Prizes for first- “B” Flight in Fountain Valley, Meadowlark fifth in each flight; two prizes for First - Bob Munn, 64, bird in Huntington Beach, Riverview closest to the pin on par threes Second - Jim Dickerson, 67, in Santa Ana and Willowwick in and a prize for the lowest putts. tie putts Garden Grove. If Interested, contact, Bill Lillian Kennedy helps Scott Davies of Mutual 7 and Jae Moon All golfers are welcome, men, McKusky, 430-8618, or Gary WOMEN’S GOLF Suh (rear) of Mutual 7 register their Ralph’s cards to support women, spouses and friends. Stivers, (714) 313-3697. the Golden Age Foundation. Leisure World residency not ••• Kim and Yoon required for membership. Results for July 12, Riverview: Sign up for Ralph’s Rewards program Play is with a handicap system, “A” Flight had 2 birdies A flight, 0/20 handicap and B First - Fujio Norihiro, 65, bird, Forty-eight members of the to help Golden Age Foundation HHUG collecting items for homeless Woman’s Golf Club played for The GAF Hospitality Center in Clubhouse 6 is a hub of activity, low gross, low net and birdies with residents coming in for coffee and conversation. In addition to Hearts and Hand United in Giving (HHUG), a local non-profit, last week. There were 10 players enjoying refreshment, people can also sign up for the Ralph’s Rewards donates clean used towels and washcloths, new disposable razors, who landed birdies in this week’s program, which will benefit the Golden Age Foundation. toothbrushes, travel size shampoos, lotions, bath soaps and toothpaste tournament. Two of the players Golden Age Foundation board member Lillian Kennedy is in to the Long Beach Multi-Service Center that provides a variety of had two birdies each. Clubhouse 6 every Tuesday to help people join the GAF fund raising services to homeless men, women and families in the community. The flight winners were: effort. She began her Tuesday sign-up days on Nov. 6, 2018, and has HHUG makes two deliveries every month. Flight A—Low gross: Devora helped over 160 people channel funds to the GAF by simply using If you have any of these items to donate, call Susan Hopewell at Kim, 25; low net, Susie Kim, 21; their Ralph’s Rewards cards when shopping at the store. 430-6044 or Linda Neer at 430-3214 for pick up or leave on porch, birdies/hole: Devora Kim, No’s. 1 The sign-up program will continue until the end of 2019, with Mutual 6, 1320 Mayfield Road, 62-A or Mutual 2, 1503 Merion Way, and 4; Soo Choi and Yvonne Yim, the goal of registering 500 people. There are 356 how. 48-A. No. 2; Janice Turner and Susie Shareholders are welcome to visit Hospitality Center on Tuesday Kim, No. 3; Hae Lee, No. 7; and to have a cup of coffee and see Lillian. AGENDA The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is a non profit 501(c)(3) from page 5 Marilyn Hewitt, No. 8. Flight B—Low gross: Young charitable organization dedicated to making the Leisure World a h. Recreation Committee better and happier place. i. Adopt 70-1433-1, Trust Property Locker Rules and Regula- Yoon, 31; low net, Anne Walshe, tions 25; birdies/hole: Young Yoon, ii. Amend 70-1422-3, Marquee Usage No’s. 7 and 8. Meals on Wheels, Long Beach iii. Amend 70-5135-3, Recreation Committee Charter Flight C—Low gross; Soo Meals on Wheels of Long Beach, Inc., delivers prepared meals to i. Security, Bus & Traffic Committee Kim, 31; low net: Sue Yokomi, homebound and active Leisure World shareholders. The $8.25 fee pays i. Amend 50-5145-3, Security, Bus & Traffic Committee Charter 22; birdie/hole: Soo Kim, No. 7. for a hot dinner and lunch. Meals are delivered weekdays between 10:30 ii. Approve Request to Seal Beach Police Department for Traffic Flight D—Low gross: Jeanne a.m.-12:30 p.m. Start a new client application online at www.mowlb. Enforcement on Trust Property Aranas, 36; low net: Bertha Bar- org or call Caron Adler at 433-0232. 12. Staff Reports ragan, 24; birdie/hole: Jeanne Monday, July 22: Turkey a la King, seasoned oven-browned pota- i. Director of Finance’s Report – Ms. Miller Aranas, No. 2. toes, green beans with herbs, fresh banana, tuna salad sandwich with ii.Executive Director’s Report – Mr. Ankeny —Dale Quinn lettuce and tomato, cucumber, carrot and pineapple salad 13. Board Member Comments Tuesday, July 23: Beef lasagna, wheat dinner roll, broccoli and 14. Next Meeting/Adjournment CHESS cauliflower, yogurt with mango and strawberries,Greek chicken salad, from page 20 tomato, olives, cucumber, feta cheese, vinaigrette dressing Next regular GRF Board of Directors meeting, Tuesday, ••• Wednesday, July 24: Chicken cheddar mac casserole, lima beans, August 27, 10:00 a.m., Clubhouse Four Solution to this week’s puz- mixed veggies, cantaloupe chunks, ham and cheese sandwich with zle: Qd4 lettuce, tomato, and pickle, beet salad with onions SCORES The white Queen moves from Thursday, July 25: Pork loin with brown gravy, barley and mush- from page 20 e3 to d4. Any answer by black, the room pilaf, succotash, fresh orange, chicken salad sandwich with ••• white’s next move is check mate. lettuce and tomato, German potato salad Saturday Social Bunco winners July 13: Most buncos, Mary Friday, July 26: Beef teriyaki, steamed brown rice, oriental veg- Milhone. Most wins, Kathy Russell. Most babies, Doris Dack. Most etables, fresh peach, entrée pasta and veggie salad with broccoli, NIKKEI cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, black olives, red onions, feta cheese loses, tie, Bobbie Straley and Kathy Rose. Door prize, Sue McBride. from page 18 The Saturday Social Bunco’s next meeting will is on Saturday, July 27, in Clubhouse 3, Room 1 at noon. Sign-ups begin at 1 p.m. Due will be attending as early as pos- For your information: to the demand for tables, a 1:30 arrival is advised. Play begins at 2 sible, so that plenty of barbecued p.m. The club meets the second and fourth Saturdays of the month meat can be ordered. Contact Resident names are deleted from the LW Community Guide after in Clubhouse 3 lobby. For more information, call Doris Dack, (714) Michi Kimura, mwkimura@ LW Weekly receives a report of sale and escrow closing from the Stock 356-0443. gmail.com, (714) 317-1102; She- Transfer Office. 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26 July 18, 2019 | www.lwsb.com y Senior Meals Seal Beach Community Services, in cooperation with Community Classifieds Senior Serv, offers a weekly hot meals program at the North Seal Beach Community Center, 3333 St. Cloud Dr. The center is open from 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS Does your walker need new tennis PERSONAL 562-596-0559 balls? Delivery and installation a.m.-2 p.m., Monday-Friday. Lunch is served weekdays at 11:15 a.m. LW DECOR INC. SHAKLEE delivered to your door. provided. Please give your name Reservations are not needed. Arrive by 11 a.m. to check in at the front Premium paints, primer all and phone number. Maria Giegerich desk. Sugar-free desserts are offered on request. One-percent milk is LW daughter Sandy (Vandewoude) wood. 40 years in LW. Fikse. 562-618-8731. 08/15 562-596-9983. Free of charge. served daily. Suggested donation: $3 for seniors 60 and older; $5 for Contr. license #723262. ------all others. For more information, call 430-6079. GENERAL LW DECOR INC. Free dog sitting/walking! Hours, a 562-596-0559. 07/04 The Rossmoor Senior Shopping Shuttle provides weekday service to AVON day or a weekend. If you need longer, we can discuss it. Tom or Jeanne Senior Meals from Leisure World. For more information, see page 22 Lenora Browning, LW Resident. FLOOR COVERINGS (562) 304-0880. of the 2019 Minibus Guide that was recently delivered to all LW units. Phone 562-493-5457. Seal Beach Monday, July 22: Pulled pork barbecue sandwich on whole wheat Business License #BRN0001. 12/26 562-596-0559 BEAUTY SERVICES bun, coleslaw, cantaloupe GARDENING LW DECOR INC. Tuesday, July 23: Tortilla soup with crackers, Mexican chicken Tile, laminate, vinyl plank, patio Hair and Nail Salon FRANK’S GARDENING carpet. 40 years in Leisure World. Hair Stylist, 25 years experience. bowl (rice, corn, black beans, chopped romaine, diced tomatoes, SERVICE shredded cheese, tortilla strips and cilantro lime dressing), banana Contractor License 723262. 07/04 Shampoo and roller set, cut, perm, Complete maintenance and 562-596-0559 color, manicure/pedicure. Warm Wednesday, July 24: Savory tomato braised tilapia, barley mango landscape. Serving Leisure World LW DECOR INC. and friendlyservice. Available for salad, peas and carrots, Ambrosia since 1978. Planting, clean- in-house appointments for special Thursday, July 25: Chicken pineapple curry with bell peppers, ups, fertilization. New lawns, occasion, $100+. Tammy Nguyen, etc. Offering my services to all 310-261-0571 714-425-4198. Phenix Salon. 09/05 onion and carrots, brown rice, tomato and zucchini salad, peach crisp Interior Flooring Solutions Friday, July 26: Greek quinoa salad with cucumbers, tomatoes Mutual’s. Honest and reliable. State ------Contractor’s License #779462. Call Hardwood floors, carpet, PERMANENT HAIR and vinaigrette with feta cheese; whole wheat dinner roll, orange laminate, vinyl planks. 562-863-7739, 562-743-3832 or REMOVAL pineapple juice, sugar-free cake with whipped topping 714-527-1172. 25 years experience. Contractor License 1043763. 12/05 Electrologist w/25+ yrs Experience HANDYMAN Marlyn Palmquist, CPE. BEACH SERVICES CARPET & www.2behairfree.com from page 14 310-291-7431. UPHOLSTERY Seal Beach Business License best towns were San Clemente at 18, Seal Beach at 25, and Dana MP CONSTRUCTION CLEANING & REPAIR General Contractor SBA0003. 07/25 Point at 50. ------Specializing in remodeling, When it comes to the questions of affordability, weather, safety, CARPET CLEANING Yvonne with 25 years experience, economy, education and health and quality of life, all Orange County Additions, Reconstruction, SPECIALS!!!!!! DEALS!!!! Window replacement and more! will do shampoo/sets, perms, hair towns ranked high in the economy and education categories, middle Carpet cleaning $40 per room cuts and tints at Phenix Salon. Call for a free estimate. minimum 2 rooms. of the road in the areas of weather and safety, but lower in the cat- 562-746-5400. (714) 855-8465. Seal Beach Business Upholstery/Tile & Grout, 07/18 egories of affordability. 08/29/19 License MOR0008. License #954725. and much more cleaning. ------Tito 562-658-9841. 08/08 Hair stylist, 35 years experience at JC Handyman Services Puzzle page 26 ABC Extension Salon. Rollerset, Puzzle Answers Professional, honest and reliable. SCREEN SALES, SERVICE & perm, color, and more. In-home Do it all with one call. Work appointments available. Call Mavis warranty. Lic. #BU21900024. INSTALLATION 714-757-0187. License #KK203303. 310-951-1403. 08/22 SKYLIGHTS 10/03/19 ------Handyman Rick - Assembly/ CLEAN, REPAIR, REPLACE. PERMANENT MAKEUP For Installation TV wall mounts, Licensed and insured. eyebrows, eyeliner, lip liner. 27 years carpentry, painting. Seal Beach Dan (562) 841-3787. experience, 10 years in LW with Business License #RIL0001. Seal Beach License #BRA0002. 08/22 references. Loann: 310-938-8808. Messages (562) 598-1000. 07/18 ------Cosmetology license #KK5976. 07/18 PROFESSIONAL MOBILE LW DECOR INC. SCREEN SERVICE HOME CARE 562-596-0559 PERSONAL ASSISTANT Crossword Answers Sound proof walls. Triple pane New screens, re-screening, screen windows. Ceiling made smooth. doors, retractable screens, new and Recessed lights, tile, laminate repair. Call today. (562) 493-8720. Just Like Your Daughter installation, crown molding, Since 1988. State Contractors Lic. Personal Assistant/ window frames painted whited. #578194. Girl Friday Available for: Lic. #723262. 07/25 LW DECOR INC. WINDOW WASHING errands, scheduling and 562-596-0559 transportation for medical WANT CLEAN WINDOWS? appointments, TONY DO MAINTENANCE 10% OFF FIRST CLEANING patient advocate, shopping, Windows-house cleaning. (562) 600-0014 domestic organization, Reasonable price. Excellent work. LW resident, Rich Livitsky. paperwork, bill pay All with compassion (714) 534-1824. 09/26 Seal Beach Business License 09/19 ------#LIV0004. and care. JR HOME REPAIRS. Quality work. Just Like Your Daughter Perfectionist, honest & reliable. Call Call Janice, 714-313-4450 WINDOW COVERINGS SB Lic. #JUS0006/Bonded. 0801 JR 562-519-2764. 10/03

Richard's Handyman Service - LW DECOR INC. A WOMANS TOUCH Big or small, Ido it all. Blinds, shutters, shades, 40 • Personal assistant needs Give me a call. 562-387-5187. years serving Leisure World. • Assistance after surgery care Seal Beach Business License Contractor’s License #723262. • Run errands, moving helper LW DECOR INC. Sudoku Answers HUG0002. 07/18 • Shop for you, take you 562-596-0559. 07/04 shopping, to salon or nail appts PAINTING • Accompany you to Dr appts LEISURE WORLD • Companion Bel-Rich Painting - Free estimates, HELPING LEISURE • Uber and Lyft approved driver small/large jobs, entry doors, sky- WORLD Young LW Resident. Headers.indd 1 light wells. Contractor’s License Reference and licensed. 1/25/17 8:46 AM #705131. 714-220-9702. 09/12 Y’s Service Club of the YMCA CALL Susie @ 828-537-0437. 07/25 ------will assist residents with small non------Painting - Free estimates. 1 room professional jobs. We change light Call Me, I'm ready to assist you or entire house & refinish kitchen bulbs, clean air conditioner filters, in cleaning, laundry, errands, Jerry (714) 826-8636. cabinets. Call hang a small picture or mirror, showering, dressing, etc. I am college CA State License #675336. 07/18 remove or place items on a high educated, registered with Home Care shelf, air bicycle tires, etc. Donations Aide - registration #7517227139 and gladly accepted. Call week days Live Scan is up to date. I am CPR between 9 am-5 pm, 562-209-0816, and 1st Aid certified. I have several Classified 562-822-6655 years of experience working with ------different age groups. References. deadline "ROLLIN THUNDER" Thank You. Please leave a message GOLF CART CLUB for Madonna at 714-404-0480. 07/18 The Basic Rules of Sudoku: Offers FREE inspections and advice ------• There is only one valid solution to each Sudoku puzzle. The only way the puzzle can be considered solved is 2:00 p.m., correctly is when all 81 boxes contain numbers and the other Sudoku rules have been followed. on buying and repairs of your golf MOST AFFORDABLE RATE • When you start a game of Sudoku, some blocks will be pre-filled for you. You cannot change these num- bers in the course of the game. cart. 562-431-6859. • Each column must contain all of the numbers 1 through 9 and no two numbers in the same column of a Monday, Affordable rates with optimum Sudoku puzzle can be the same. ------• Each row must contain all of the numbers 1 through 9 and no two numbers in the same row of a Sudoku service, 23 years experience puzzle can be the same. Let’s lower your ears - I’ll make you LW, reliable, honest caregivers. • Each block must contain all of the numbers 1 through 9 and no two numbers in the same block of a for Sudoku puzzle can be the same. look your best! Call 562-565-3683. Licensed, 24 hour, part time, doctors, Jumble Answers appointments, references, fluent Thursday’s English. Ann 714-624-1911, Heidi Need Help? 562-277-3650. Seal Beach License publication See Classifieds #HYC0001. 12/19/19 Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 27 la ified Classified Index C ss s ANNOUNCEMENTS Furniture Refinishing & Repair Maria's experienced caregivers, run COMPUTER REPAIR Patio Sale - Mutual 10-247C, 13150 Announcements Health Services errands, Dr's appointments, cleaning, 562-733-9193 Seaview. Decorator accessories, Cards of Thanks Home Care & Personal cooking, part time, full time, live-in Virus removal. Expert in all clothes, art work, throw pillows 9:00 Lost & Found Assistants (562) 230-4648. Seal Beach Business computer systems. John Fuhrer, to 2:00 p.m. Thurs., 7/18 & Fri. 7/19. Personals Housecleaning Lic #CAM0006. 07/25 LW Resident. Seal Beach License ------Income Tax Prep ------FUH0001. 08/29 Estate Sale - 1541 Northwood Road, HOME IMPROVEMENT Insurance CHRISTIAN HOME CARE ------Apt. 273-K, Mutual 11. July 18, 19, Additions & Remodeling Legal Services Referral Agency. Experienced, $30.00 Computer Tune-Up 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sofa arm chairs, Air Conditioning & Heating Living Trusts knowledgeable caregivers, honest, 714-367-6362 nesting table, dining tables, matching Cabinet Refinishing Memorial Counsel/Cemetery assertive, fluent English. Hourly/full- Computer Running Slow! Call John bedroom sets, small freezer, ladies Carpentry Select bicycle, ladder, full kitchenwares, time, doctor’s appointments, errands. LW Resident. SB License FUH0001 Carpeting & Flooring Sales & Moving & Storage ladies clothing, fashion jewelry, Bernadine 562-310-0280. Seal Install Notary wheelchair, jazzy mobility chair. Beach Business License #BCS0002. ELECTRIC CARTS/ Ceramic Tile Pet Services Bonded/insured. 10/17/19 SCOOTERS/MOBILE Glinda Davis 714-943-1818. Seal Beach License GDD0001. 13101 Electrical Installation & Repair Postal/Shipping/Packaging ------CHAIRS FOR SALE Handyman Service EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER Nassau Dr., Seal Beach, CA 90740. Golf Carts, Sales, Parts, Service See pictures at https://www.flickr. Home Decorating Reupholstery Over 20 years in Leisure World Income Tax Prep Schools & Training with Excellent References. Hourly (714) 292-9124. 09/26 com/photos/120349245@N07/ albums Landscaping & Gardening Screen Cleaning & Repair or Live-in. Please Call Pampet: TRANSPORTATION Painting Travel 562-371-4895. Seal Beach License ------Carport Sale by Owner, friends & Screens Sales, Service & Vacuum/Sewing Machine/ 08/29 Inexpensive shuttle, airports, PAN0003 Installation Lighting ------markets, doctors, etc. 562-881-2093. neighbors - July 18 & 19, 9-3, Th/F. Mutual 15, Carport #13, Del Monte Shower Enclosures/Mirror Video Elderly care. Live-in, live-out. SB License #ABL0001. 08/22 Dr. Furniture, lamps, mirrors, pic- Doors Window Cleaning 30 years of experience. Cooking, ------Need a lift? Pam Miller. LW tures, kitchenware, clothes, shoes, Skylights Sales & Installation cleaning, medications, companions, purses, linens, adult diapers, cleaning doctors. Experience with dementia. Resident. 310-227-1258. 06/27 Upholstery & Carpet Cleaning MERCHANDISE ------supplies, lots of misc. Licensed by the state. Wallpaper Sales & Hanging Want to Buy A PERSONAL DRIVER IS Window Sales & Installation Estate/Moving/Patio/Carport Gloria 949-371-7425. 08/22 LW REAL ESTATE ------WITHIN YOUR REACH Window Coverings Sales & Sales FOR SALE Miscellaneous for Sale Will care for female or male. I can Consientious, dependable, Install Electric Cars/Scooters Wanted cook, do laundry, light housekeeping, Professional... and your Neighbor. LW - A NICE CORNER UNIT dr. appts and all other needs. Providing locals trustworthy EMPLOYMENT Electric Cars/Scooters for Sale 13763 EL DORADO experienced 30 plus years. affordable transportation. perfect Help Wanted Autos/RVs/Boats/Trailers for patients, professionals, and MUTUAL 3, #16F Wanted 562-370-4544. 08/29 ------anyone who needs regular or Fully Expanded, PROFESSIONAL Autos/RVs/Boats/Trailers for sporadic transportation. Interested? Recently Remodeled SERVICES Need Caring Caregiver? Sale CALL 562-537-1298. James. 07/18 3 bay windows. 3 skylights Alterations/Mending/Ironing Live-in or live-out. Meal preparation, ------A/C-Heat 2 Bdr. 2 Full baths Appliance, TV, Stereo Service baths, shopping, laundry, doctors. REAL ESTATE Personal driver. LW resident. Goes Corian Counters, & Repair Non-LW Real Estate Pierre's Caring Heart 714-337-6152. to airports, hospitals, doctors offices, Laminate Floors. Washer/Dryer Seal Beach Business License Auto Upholster/Detail Carports/Carport Lockers stores, blood tests, etc. + Golf Cart w/new batteries Beauty Services RAZ0002. 08/22 Wanted Drives by Gary. 714-658-9457. 07/11 $419,990 Bicycle Service & Repair Carports/Carport Lockers For ------MLS #OC19097966 Computers Rent HELP WANTED GOOD HOMES REAL ESTATE Do you need a ride to the doctors, Carpet & Upholstery Clean & L.W. Apts. - Want to Rent BRE #01129082 Looking for a Facebook and Google store, airports or errands? Then I'm Repair L.W. Apts. - for Rent your man. I have been giving rides 714-474-6204. 07/18 marketing ad assistant. A 10-year Drapery Cleaning L.W. Apts. - Want to Share in LW for 3 yrs. Rides by Russ. Just brain cancer survivor needs weekly Entertainment L.W. Apts. - Want to Buy call Russ 714-655-1544. 07/25 help assisting on six topics, support, 13680 Alderwood Lane, 78B. Financial Services L.W. Apts. - for Sale research and outreach. Negotiable AUTOS/BOATS/RV’S Mutual 4. Free Services hourly rate. Part time. Best location. One bed. 1 bath. Mark Harrington 562-889-9101. TRAILERS WANTED Expanded with enclosed patio [email protected] ANY KIND OF CAR and new carpet/flooring. 08/08 Boat, motorcycle, truck - running or $178,800. C. Susie Allen HOUSE CLEANING not. We are local - call anytime! We Shirley Cameron. Coldwell pay cash and remove promptly!We Banker Platinum Poperties. (562) 338-3833 do DMV and Release of liability for DRE00879100, 949-715-9902. MOVE-IN, MOVE-OUT you! Bonded/Licensed, since 1985! [email protected]. WINDOWS, Call us so we can come out and give 07/18 HOUSECLEANING Leisure World Resident you a quote. 562-684-0901. 07/25 DRE 01397720 CALL PHIL AT ------MISCELLANEOUS 562-881-2093 Karen from nUSPS.com is looking FOR SALE Over 30 years Experience! to buy a car. Yours? I used to deliver Seal Beach Business mail in S.B. Call me 562-804-5625. Queen size hide a bed for sale - tan, Mutual 2 60B $269,000 08/30 License #AB0001. 08/08 faux suede. $350 or best offer. Call 562-493-5557. 07/18 New Improved Price! Patricia Housecleaning, weekly AUTOS/BOATS/RV’S ------Fully expanded on large green- or monthly. Excellent referrals in TRAILERS FOR SALE Quality Wesley Allen dark grey iron belt Laminate flooring, Central Leisure World. 562-397-4659. Seal trundle bed w/one new mattress. Air, Plantation Shutters, Canvas Beach License LUC0001. 08/30 ELECTRIC CAR PADS $170 OBO, was $1,800. Call 562------Installed at your residence. Call 296-5427. 07/25 Awnings Walk-in Closet, Dish- GRACIAN'S Frank 562-743-3832. State Contrac------washer, Microwave. Dining area HOUSECLEANING & tor’s License #779462. 08/22 Dining table 40-inch round, 2 drop WINDOWS. leafs, 4 padded chairs. $100. 702- Windows 10% off first cleaning MOVING, HAULING & 496-0106. 07/18 Mutual 2, 10H NOW $200,000 General housecleaning STORAGE SERVICES ------Excellent referrals in LW 2 Retro Royal Blue Metal Bar Stools, Great new price! J&D HAUL AWAY (562) 307-3861. Great Condition, $25 each. Wood AND CLEAN-UP SERVICE White Bamboo wood floor 20 years experience. Picnic Table Pine, 6 ft, with benches No job too small, fast, reliable, great Double paned windows Seal Beach Business License attached, never used, $50. Women’s Headers.indd 1 prices. Seal Beach Business License 1/25/17 8:46 AM Gated patio and shades gra0006. 10/03 Huffy Bicycle, 24”, Cranbrook, BRA0002. Dan: 562-841-3787. 08/22 ------Black and Pink Whitewalls, Never for privacy. 4 Skylights ------MAGALY'S CLEANING used, $50. 1 Whole Room Circulat- SERVICE A FRIEND AND A TRUCK ing 10” Vornado Black Fan $20. We make your home sparkle! 7 Your moving service, any size 714-469-7519. days - call anytime! Complete job. Call 310-387-2618. Business ------Mutual 6, 129D NOW $318,000 License RO263644. 09/26 Raleigh sport bike. cleaning. Seal Beach Business Improved Price! License #M0001a. ESTATE/MOVING/ Like new. 562-493-1296. 07/18 Call 562-505-1613. 08/01 2 Bed 1 Bath ------PATIO/CARPORT FREE ITEMS This beautiful home features a General housekeeping, 30 years of SALES modern design & open concept. experience. Bi-weekly or monthly. Free 5-drawer dresser. Mutual 1. A must see! Live near the beach Seal Beach Business license Estate Sale - 13220 St. Andrews Dr., 951-587-1947. Mutual 10-Apt. 253E. Thursday, in this affordable 55+ resort style RAZ0002. community of Leisure World. This Call Gloria 949-371-7425. 08/22 July 18 and Friday, July 19, from IN ESCROW 8:30-2:00 p.m. La-z-Boy loveseat, one has all new never used stainless COMPUTERS glass tables, 2 swivel rockers, wood y steel appliances. Large Tile patio rocking chair, recliner, dining table/4 too! There is just so much to list it all. chairs, bar stools, queen bed, dresser, Read the paper online! FRUSTRATED Call for info (562)755-6199 desk. Lenox lamp, Fostoria, Spode, Cutco knives, decorator items, Cos- www.lwsb.com/newspaper Everything for your computer tume jewelry, ladies clothing (size (PC or Mac), cell phone, TV, M), linens, holiday items. Estate stereo, any electronic device. Sales by Docia Drake, 714-514- Security Tina Schaffer. Seal Beach Bus. 8232. PO Box 427, Seal Beach Bus. License #CIP0001 12/05/19 License ESD0001. (562) 594-4754

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Erika DONNA JEAN PRICE ISLAND McIntyre PARADISE Shapiro We walk you through EVERY step of IMPROVEMENT Listing your unit in Leisure World BRE # 01448494 2 bedroom, 2 Bath, Seeing is Believing Fully remodeled, Great Views, Tranquil Setting Resales Specialist • We are Super FRIENDLY and PATIENT • We are always AVAILABLE to you! 1901 McKinney Way 16Q - Mutual 15 $329,000 2 bedroom,Mut. 1 17 bath, Resident quiet setting, AC, quality updates• We SHOW ALL LISTINGS for Sale to Buyers Shows likeTraveling units costing Notary much more • We are HANDS ON w/Inspectors, Escrow & Mutuals! BACK ON COASTAL 13421 Danbury 135D - Mutual 6 COTTAGE 562-208-5223 I Live in Leisure World! MARKET New Listing 20 yrs Listing & Selling! 714-350-9449 Basic 1 BDR on a nice JUST 2 Bedroom 2 Bath, Greenbelt Views - $299,500 Greenbelt. Cut-down shower, Skylights, Upgrades, Charm - 1320 Kenwood 158B LISTED skylights, fresh paint. NEW Mutual 3, 7C $135,000 LISTING DREAM PRICE REDUCED PRICE Beautifully expanded and up- Mutual 1 – 37L Annandale Mutual 11 – 265G Interlachen LOCATION dated corner with drive-up conve- 2Bd/1Ba Expanded Corner Unit Expanded Corner faces greenbelt, IMPROVEMENT nience, large patio, new kitchen, So-East Facing on Greenbelt Granite Counters, New Paint, Wood flooring, washer/dryer Super Bright, Laminate Floors Central Air/Heat, Dual Sinks, Skylight Mutual 7 Central Park Corner Skylights, CLEAN, steps to Laundry. Location ~ Location! $299,900 180 degree Greenbelt Views. Full expansion, AC, beautiful and more GREAT PRICE! $214,900 Mutual 6, 56L $340,000 updates. The one you’ve been waiting for $389,000

REDUCED PERFECTLY Fully Expanded corner on a lovely greenbelt, Central A/C heat, PERFECT skylights, built-in dishwasher & Mutual 14 – 20e Sunningdale SOLD microwave, double pane windows, Mutual 4 – 47h Knollwood 2Bd/1Ba - So. Facing Extended, 13321 EL DORADO DRIVE 203A fresh paint. Best View of Golf Course, 1 bedroom, New AC, Mid Century Triumph 2Bd/2Ba – Brand New Remodel MUTUAL EIGHT Mutual 9, 208L $279,000 Chef Style Kitchen; Skylights, Central A/C, Dual Pane Windows- Mini Estate, Drive up to Amazing Mutual 7 $189,000 Lots of Storage; W/D, Dual Pane Location, Location for $413,900 2 1 1,150 $389,000 PRICE REDUCED Windows, Pantry, Wood Floors BED HAS BATH SQUARE FEET PRICE Fully expanded, drive-up Stunning! Tons of Details $413,990 UNDER Corner, beautiful built-ins, SOLD EVERYTHING Plantation shutters, A/C Heat $325,000 CONTRACT SPECIAL FEATURES

Pump. Built-in Microwave and SOLD dishwasher. $140,000 Remodeled Spectacularand Stunning Southwest Facing Corner Private Greenbelt Setting Mutual 10, 256G $279,000 Mutual 12 – 36c Del Monte Skylights, Storage Room, Zoned AC, NICE ONE 2Bd/1Ba corner, SW Facing Fully Expanded Turnkey Unit Laundry · Central Air · Skylights 1321 Prestwick Rd 147E - Mutual 7 Mutual 10 – 260c Interlachen Quartz Counters · Vinyl$329,000 Plank Throughout Generous Storage REDUCED MOVE-IN READY 1Bd/1Ba Clean w/Upgrades COMING SOON 2 BDR/1 1/2 bath, fully expanded Coming Soon 2Bd/1Ba Darling Unit! Original 2bed 2bath AC/Double Pane WindowsJOHN corner drive up, washer/ dryer, WEBSTER CalBRE# 01976550 dishwasher & more An Independent Brokerage! SOLD 818-398-4124 Mutual 2, 19F $355,000 [email protected] $355,000 DRE#01335069 www.johnwebster.firstteam.com

PRICE REDUCTION JOHN WEBSTER 818-398-4124 Mutual 14 – 3i St. Andrews Basic Corner, Beautiful [email protected] CalBRE# 01976550 2Bd/2Ba Expanded/Upgraded www.teamdonnajean.com ® Greenbelt, Skylights, Realtor Certified Re-Marketing Specialist A/C Heat Pump, New Paint, New Laminate Flooring NO ONE KNOWS LEISURE WORLD LIKE WE DO! Mutual 9, 219F $175,000 Mr. Hank & Associates are LW Residents New Listing Partial expansion Leisure Living Resales, Inc. Move-in ready, close to parking 13918 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach, CA 90740 and laundry.SOLD Laminate IN flooring, Next to fresh paint, lots of storage (562) 493-6601 Wells Fargo New counters,1 DAY 3 skylights, patio JOYCE REED leisurelivingresales.com storage Resident Broker Lic. #636260 ***OVER 20 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE IN LEISURE WORLD*** Mutual 11, 282B $225,000 Notary Available Before you buy, let us show you our FAIR MARKET VALUE Listings PRICE REDUCTION Agents Partially Expanded 1 BDR/1-Bath Erika: 596-8656 Wanted New Listing NEW M9, 208L Fully expanded corner on the green $279,000 INDrive-up ESCROW convenience, Uptime Available Mutual 11, 276i $145,000 Mutual 9, 232K $185,000 M4, 52B Fixer, drive-up 2-BDR/1-bath $165,000 - IN ESCROW Cute 1-bed partial expansion, M11, 276I Partial expansion, 1-BDR, double-paned windows, Call Hank Erika — M17 A/C heat pump, Priced to sell $145,000 - IN ESCROW (562) 598-7616 BEST BUY heat pump, close to carport. nM2, 00.indd 19F Full 2 expansion, 2-BDR, 1-1/2 baths, dishwasher, Mutual 4,44G /1/19 12:0 PM 2 BDR, 1 Bath Basic Drive Move right in. W/D, All new appliances. $355,000 $397,000 up,IN facing ESCROW West. Very Private M9, 210H 2-BDR/1-Bath. Move-in ready $189,000 Mutual 4, 52B $165,000 M6, 56L - Updated expanded corner, extra patio. $340,000 M10, 256G Fully Expanded, Drive-up, AC/heat pump $279,000 2019 ESCROWS Joanie: Mut. 17, 93S $369,000 Price M10, 242I 1 bedroom 1 bath, front porch, skylights, new Joanie — M6 Mut. 11, 284D $187,000 New Listing paint - ESCROW - SOLD IN 5 DAYS (714) 308-8034 M6 133I 2-BDR, 1-Bath, Expanded,Private Side Patio. Reduced Mut. 9, 225F $195,000 Mutual 15, 1-D $265,000 Mut. 3, 29I $145,000 $210,000 - SOLD Fully Expanded 2 Bedroom. 2-bedroom, 1-3/4 baths, M11 275G 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Drive up Corner, Expand- Mut. 9, 231E $175,000 Stainless steel appliances W/D, expanded with small patio ed with Front Porch —SOLD IN 1 DAY bamboo floors. Gorgeous. Mut. 15, 1G $265,000 COMING SOON Mut. 2, 57C $145,000 M8 2 Bedroom 2 Full Baths, Fabulous Kitchen, Bath- Mut. 9, 210H $189,000 rooms and more, Massive Greenbelt Mut. 5, 103K $225,000 M6 2 Bedroom 1 Bath, Expanded with Front Porch, Central Heat and Air Conditioning Yong Pyon — M1 Mut. 11 267H $179,000 M5 2 Bedroom 2 Bath, Corner, Fabulous Greenbelt, Fully (310) 658-0379 Mut. 8, 183E $220,000 Expanded with Side Patio, Lots and lots of Guest Parking, Mut. 17, 93A $369,000 Mutual 5, 123-F $305,000 Gourmet Kitchen, call me! Mutual 14, 18G Mut. 11, 284D $189,000 2-BD expanded corner, 1-1/2 Call Joanie for Preview 714-308-8034 baths. Freshly painted. Helen Blizzard: New Listing M7,157G Central Park 3 BR/1 bath (Yes, I SOLD 26 in 2018 3 bedroom) Expanded corner on beautiful green is a rare Reduced find. $328,000 I SOLD 34 in 2017 FULLY EXPANDED Helen Blizzard I SOLD 47 in 2016 M5, 124B 2 BR, 1 bath, loaded with upgrades. Side patio enclosed adds extra room. New heat pump $238,500 2 bedroom, 2 bath Corner! M14 (562) 896-1191 I SOLD 36 in 2015 Coming Soon 1 bedroom/1 Bath, Basic, Very Private PRICE REDUCED, REDUCED, I SOLD 35 in 2014 Mutual 1, 54H $192,500 A.C., microwave, washer/dryer, I SOLD 60 in 2013 Hank: built-in office, large living room. Beautiful expanded, NEW M2, 44G - Corner, 2-bath, 2-bedroom. Only $249,000 I SOLD 42 in 2012 1-bedroom,washer/dryer, I can sell your’s too! M4 - 44G Fully Expanded 2 Bedroom. Gorgeous unit. Best fresh paint, central heat/AC, buy at $399,000 dishwasher, built-in micro- M14 - 18G Most complete corner. 2-BDR/2-bath, dishwasher, Service Is My Priority! wave, skylight in bath, dual- A.C., washer/dryer and more. Now Reduced $489,000 Call me for a FREE pane windows, wood shutters. M14 - 18G Walk to golf course/private office in second market evaluation bedroom. Drive-up parking, double-pane windows. Unbelievable Real Estate Coming Soon M16 51-B fully expanded 1-bedroo,, 1-bath Carl Kennedy Young Ro — M7 Mr. Hank Leisure Living Resales DRE#00460268 $167,000 M14 (661) 810-9410 (714) 504-2541 (562) 743-8473

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y www.lwsb.com | July 18, 2019 29 Robin Gray & Barbara Diette-Dobias Robin Gray Your Leisure World Sales Team Barbara Diette-Dobias (562) 209-5605 (562) 754-5628 [email protected] [email protected] DRE 01027333 DRE 00887640 13926 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach, CA 90740 (Located in the shopping center, behind Carl’s Jr.)

PENDING Mutual 15-23-R $364,900 Mutual 11-268-K $389,000 Mutual 9-218-F $418,000 Mutual 7-172-B $259,000 HUGE OPEN CONCEPT... Take a STUNNING REMODEL! Your chance to own this Mutual 16-54-B FABULOUS UNIT AND PRICE look at this FABULOUS unit if you want a ONE-OF-A-KIND ready for you to call home! Com- beautiful, completely re- $142,000 modeled 2 bed - 2 bath up- NEW LISTING … Gorgeous home. This beauty has 2 bed- pletely remodeled with kitchen rooms, 2 baths, a gourmet kitch- in front with window over the stairs unit with absolutely Forever View! One Bed, One everything - including, a view Bath Basic unit with a mir- en, inside laundry, central heat/ sink. Huge living area, large mas- air, tile floors, fresh paint, plen- ter bedroom 2 bedrooms, 1.5 of a green!! Don’t hesitate, rored kitchen backsplash, call us today!! kitchen and bath skylights, a ty of street parking and so much baths, central heat/air, side- more. Drive -up parking. PENDING by-side washer/dryer, drive-up, cut down shower, covered close carport, spa tub and so patio – perfect for enjoying Mutual 5-98-H $169,000 much more! Call us to see – you the beautiful greenbelt set- PENDING will be glad you did!! ting.

TAKING BACK-UPS PENDING Mutual 12-62-K $214,000 TAKING BACK-UPS PENDING Mutual 6-140-L $309,750 Mutual 16-53-K $157,000 Mutual 8-205-B $217,000 LET OUR SOUTH FACING 2-bedroom, Community Experience 1 bath, has expanded living & Community Knowledge room and bedroom with rein- forced oak wood flooring. Mas- Mutual 1-19-C Make Your Move a Pleasant Event ter bedroom has large walk-in NEW LISTING … Basic one closet. Plus, dishwasher, sky- bedroom on a pretty relaxing Together WE Have Over 30 Years of LW Experience PENDING light, heat pump, private front green! Raised walls, new paint, yard, private tiled patio with a cut-down shower, tiled patio, CALL ROBIN & BARBARA Mutual 2-1-B $209,750 skylight and parking directly skylights and a heat-pump!! Be “Double the Effort, Double the Results” across from unit. Must see! sure to check this one out!! Check out our website sealbeachleisureworld.com for more listings and how to purchase in Leisure World Seal Beach

Robin Gray Kathy Gupton Gloria Hadley Diana Flores Jim Duncan Susie Allen Barbara Diette-Dobias Edwina DiMario Vickie Van Ert Mary Chittick Broker/Manager

1900 St. Andrews Dr. , Suite C 13926 Seal Beach Blvd. Seal Beach, CA 90740 Seal Beach, CA 90740 Agents Wanted BRE 00338699 Two-Bedrooms Mutual 2 10H $200,000 New windows, 2 large skylights, white bamboo wood floors Mutual 11 268 K $395,000 Complete remodel, washer/dryer, dual pane Claudette “CC” Cooley Mutual 8 205B $217,000 Expanded master, oak flooring, solar tube, driveup Mutual 9 218F $428,000 One of a kind, 2 bathrooms, washer/dryer, private location Suzanne Ahn Mutual 3 34B $219,000 Washer/dryer, full expan., dual pane, drive-up Mutual 9 222A $439,000 New remod. corner, large custom kit., 2 3/4 baths, washer/dryer Mutual 3 35B $258,000 Full expan., washer/dryer,m faces south, lam. floors Mutual 2 60G $495,000 Full expansion, 2 baths, washer/dryer, dual pane window Mutual 6 137C $268,000 High side expan., washer/dryer, faces south Mutual 10 250A $495,000 1-3/4 baths, washer/dryer, fabulous kit., cent. air, special Mutual 5 124L $275,000 Full expan., corner, drive up , lam. floors Mutual 1 38G $539,000 1-3/4 baths, washer/dryer, cent. air, great location Mutual 2 60B $279,000 Full expan., central air, plantation shutters, greenbelt Mutual 9 235E $289,000 Full expan., 3 skylights, 2 heat pumps, new paint, greenbelt One-Bedrooms Mutual 10 241G $295,000 Btfl. full expansion, corner, cent. air, bay window Mutual 7 151B $138,000 Drive-up, west facing, new interior paint, new Mutual 6 137A $298,000 Corner, washer/dryer, cent. air, faces south counter top Mutual 1 37G $299,000 Full expan., cent. air. newer carpet, greenbelt, dishwasher Mutual 16 54B $142,000 Huge green, cut-down shower, skylights Linda Patton Mutual 1 42J $150,000 Move-in condition, newer counters, paint, lam. floors Fay Wescott Mutual 5 110J $325,000 Btfl. remodel, skylights, a must see Mutual 9 212K $154,700 Great price, move in condition, large patio, skylight Mutual 15 40B $329,000 Atrium, cent.air, dual pane, lam. floors make offer Mutual 1 9D $157,500 Lam. floors, nice patio, shows well Mutual 5 96G $334,900 Expaned corner, washer/dryer, lam. flooring, greenbelt Mutual 1 55B $157,500 Cute, faces west, step in shower, heat pump Mutual 12 71K $335,000 Full expan., washer/dryer, newer cabinets, newer floors, new paint Mutual 1 9B $158,000 Move in cond., skylights, lam. floors, bright Mutual 9 237G $349,000 Btfl. expan., washer/dryer, extra large skylight, Mutual 1 15E $159,500 Skylights that open, cut down shower, newer heat pump, verticles smooth ceilings Mutual 9 212H $160,000 Lam. floors, dual pane windows, flared skylight kitchen Mutual 6 128G $359,000 Washer/dryer, dual pane, bay window, Corian counters Mutual 10 247H $169,000 Light and bright, new paint, new flooring, Mutual 15 28G $389,000 Atrium, 2 baths, cent. air, remodeled new cabinets,skylight Mutual 1 2F $389,000 Hardwood floors, new heat pump, faces south Mutual 1 23D $169,000 Very nice, expanded, wood flooring. skylights Mutual 5 110H $398,000 2 baths, washer/dryer, cent. air, large greenbelt Mutual 9 226D $195,000 One of a kind, must see, highly upgraded Adrian Villarreal Philip Bak

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Kathy Gupton We are SISTERS Gloria Hadley Associate Broker Realtor® DRE # 00744676 Specializing in the DRE # 01057681 562 618-9940 LW Community 562 884-3594

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Mutual 6, 128G $339,000 Mutual 15 40B $299,000 Lovely fully expanded 2-bedroom cor- Mutual 15, 28G $389,000 Mutual 5, 96G $334,900 Atrium home with highly desired floor ner unit with drive-up parking. Beautiful Elegant 2-bedroom, 2-bath atrium. Liv- Mutual 1, 44B $179,000 Lovely 2 bedroom I bath comer unit leaded glass entry door, dual pane win- ing room has recessed lighting, free- Charming 1-Bedroom, 1-Bath ex- plan, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom. Private facing gorgeous greenbelt, brick dows with custom plantation shutters standing electric fireplace and leaded panded cottage features spacious patio with storage and French entry paved patio so you can enjoy the and central heat/AC. Kitchen has sky- glass door with side lights. Atrium has expanded living room with space for doors. Living room is spacious has din- dining area, office space, additional view. Spacious living room with light, pantry, Corian counter tops, white been remodeled for extra living space. ing area with ceiling fan and room for separate dining room has chande- built-in appliances including microwave Expanded and remodeled kitchen has sitting area, and wall air condition- large dining table. Atrium is enclosed ing. Living room also has lovely lier. Kitchen features white cabinets, and dishwasher. Spacious bathroom custom cabinets with granite count- with large skylight that brings in abun- newer counter, built-in appliances leaded glass door with retractable dant natural light. Kitchen features with skylight, tub, separate enclosed ers, stainless steel built-in appliances. screen, and double-pane windows with newer refrigerator with freezer shower, and stackable washer/dryer. Master bedroom has double wardrobe with sheers and tie back draperies. white cabinets, newer counter, glass bottom. Bathroom has newer count- Living room has bay window, master closet, recessed lighting and full sec- Kitchen has white cabinets, built in backsplash, newer built-in appliances er and stackable washer/dryer. bedroom with bay window and walk-in ond bath. Second bedroom has built-in Leisure World appliances, added including range, microwave, refrigerator shelving and ceiling fan. Master bath Master bedroom expanded, second closet. dishwasher, under counter lighting, and dishwasher. Bathroom has two van- bedroom has built in shelving cover- has new vanity with granite counters, and ceiling fan. Bedroom has two ities, skylight and walk-in shower with large jacuzzi tub and skylight. This spe- closets with sliding glass wardrobe ing one of the walls which adds ex- beautiful glass doors. Master bedroom tra storage. This home also features cial home has double-pane windows, doors. Living room and bedroom and second bedroom both have ample plantation shutters, central heat/air, have carpeting and bathroom and laminate flooring, white blinds, dual storage. This home also features, cen- pane windows which bring in abun- hardwood flooring in living room, dining kitchen have vinyl flooring. This tral heat and air conditioning, dual-pane room and atrium, carpeting in bedrooms lovely fully expanded home has dant natural light. outside storage closet, overlooks a windows, laminate flooring in living and hallway. Living room door opens out room and bedrooms, vinyl in kitchen to a extra-large private patio with stor- lovely greenbelt, has close drive-up and bathroom. age closet. parking and is near downtown LW. Mutual 5, 124L $265,000 Immaculate fully expanded corner 2 bedroom 1 bath with drive-up, leaded glass entry. Kitchen has newer paint- ed cabinets, built-in appliances and skylight. Spacious living area with bay PENDING window with seating, area for dining Mutual 12, 37H $375,000 Mutual 1, 42J $150,000 with chandelier, and finished inside stor- PENDING 1-bedroom 1-bath cottage. Convenient Extremely nice corner 2 bedroom 2 age area. Master bedroom has walk-in Mutual 1, 9B $148,000 location close to shopping and front closet, ceiling fan, second bedroom has Mutual 2, 63D $188,000 bath, fully expanded on greenbelt. gate. This clean move-in-condition Charming 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Leaded glass entry door and large in- wall air conditioning. Bathroom with sky- Charming 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Cottage. White Kitchen has oper- home features laminate floors, wider light, newer painted cabinets, cut-down Cottage in private location. Living side storage. Custom kitchen with wood baseboard, kitchen with built-in appli- able. Skylight and built-in Leisure cabinets, built-in appliances, Corian ances and newer counter tops. Bath- shower. Unit also has newer carpet in room has double pane windows, lead- World appliances. Bathroom has living area and bedrooms, laminate ed glass entry door and retractable counters and skylight. Walk-in closets room has Hi-boy and newer counter cut-down shower, High-boy toilet, in bedrooms. Cut-down showers and tops. This home also features Heat flooring in kitchen and bathroom, dual screen. Kitchen has built-in appliances and skylight. This lovely home also pane windows, heat pump. This home with new LW white stove and oven and skylights in baths. Laminate flooring in Pump/AC, newer paint and verticals features living room blinds, Lami- kitchen and master bath, tile in second throughout. is bright and cheery just waiting for you Solatube. Kitchen, bath and hallway nate flooring through-out with open to move in. have ceramic tile flooring. Bathroom bath, carpet in bedrooms and living view. Private patio has walk-in stor- room. Central heat and air conditioning, has Solatube and walk-in shower. age Cabinet. This home is light, Master bedroom has laminate floor- dual-pane windows, custom shutters bright, cheerful, and is in move in and plenty of extra storage. ing and double pane windows. Living condition. Convenient location near room and bedrooms have laminate front gate and is walking distance to floors. Large private wrap-around pa- pool, Jacuzzi, Gym, Amphitheater tio has ceramic tile floor and walk-in and shopping center. storage cabinet. This home has been newly painted and is light, bright, ready Mutual 9, 237G $349,000 to move in. Mutual 10, 250A $495,000 Beautifully expanded corner featur- Elegant 2-bedroom, 1-3/4-bath cor- ing spacious corner living room with Mutual 9, 222A $439,900 ner, fully expanded on a lovely green- bay window and formal dining room. Elegant, all new construction, corner, 2 belt all around. Spacious living room White kitchen has tile counters, built- bedroom, 2 bath home. Custom kitch- has front bay window with window in appliances including dishwasher en has new custom cabinetry, built-in seat and three sets of French doors. and microwave, extra large skylight, Mutual 10, 247H $169,000 stainless steel appliances including a Formal dining room has built-in wall breakfast bar with added cabinet Charming 1 bedroom 1 bath cottage freestanding range, dishwasher, micro- unit. Fabulous kitchen with larger is- space and added pantry. Master land and storage, built-in appliances, with nice patio and large storage wave, breakfast bar with extra storage bedroom has bay window and walk- Mutual 1, 37G $249,000 including dishwasher and microwave, in closet. Master bath has refinished closet. Open living room with heat and an extra large skylight. Two 3/4 custom cabinets have granite count- Lovely fully expanded corner 2 bed- pump. Kitchen has newly painted baths, walk-in custom tile showers, dou- shower and cultured marble count- room, 1 bathroom unit on greenbelt with ers. Master bedroom has walk-in ers. Second bedroom has half bath, white cabinets, built-in appliances, ble sinks and skylight. Second bath has closet, bay window with large oval tub central heat/air. Spacious living and din- including dishwasher, skylight and a Solatube. Bedrooms have mirrored mirrored closet and washer/dryer. ing rooms. Kitchen has skylight, white and added cabinet space and washer/ This lovely home has double-paned ceiling fan. Bathroom also has sky- wardrobe sliding doors. This home also dryer. Second bedroom has French cabinets, built-in appliances including light and newly painted cabinets. features laminate floors, recessed light- windows, plantation shutters, smooth dishwasher and microwave. Expanded doors to side greenbelt, second 3/4- ceilings, heat pump, laminate floor- Entire units has been newly painted, ing, central air/heat, double-pane win- bath and walk-in closet. This unit has master bedroom with walk-in closet. ing throughout. It has been recently newer laminate flooring and vertical dows, washer/dryer, two outside stor- hardwood floors, central heat/air and painted and is light, bright and ready Bathroom has cut-down shower and blinds throughout. This light bright age closets and a lovely wrap around is light, bright and beautiful. A must to move in. skylight. clean unit is in move-in-condition. tile patio. see! We can show ALL property in the LW community Call and let us present our extensive marketing program. Members of M.L.S.

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MUTUAL 2 – 36L MUTUAL 11 – 265L MUTUAL 12 – 42L MUTUAL 6 – 137I MUTUAL 15 – 23C $ 264,000 $369,000 $279,000 $180,000 $275,000 Expanded two-bedroom unit; Fully expanded two-bedroom corner unit; Fully expanded two-bedroom corner unit Great price on this 2 Bedroom basic unit Expd two-bedroom, two-bath corner unit; Easy access Lovely green 1300 sq. ft.; Lots of room & Easy access

MUTUAL 12 – 8K MUTUAL 2 – 30F MUTUAL 2 – 29D MUTUAL 15- 23L MUTUAL 12 – 62E MUTUAL 8 - 197F MUTUAL 8 – 201I $190,000 $499,000 $499,000 $279,000 $189,000 $239,000 $182,000 Basic two-bedroom unit Modern expansion; Has Very different floor plan; 2 Bdrm; 2 Bath; Lovely Upstairs Two-bedroom basic unit Fully Expanded, Two- Basic two-bedroom unit; in central location everything; Two baths, Two baths; W/D, patios Unit w/ Washer/Dryer in great location; Heat bedroom corner unit, with wrap-around patio W/D pump lots of room

MUTUAL 3 – 16I MUTUAL 6 – 58E MUTUAL 1 – 40L MUTUAL 7 - 148J MUTUAL 1 – 11D MUTUAL 10 - 257K MUTUAL 3 – 26L MUTUAL 8 – 191A MUTUAL 14 – 51A MUTUAL 1 – 67L $179,000 $215,000 $219,500 $239,000 $175,000 $279,000 $539,000 $479,000 $480,000 $199,900 Partially expanded Two-bedroom unit; Expanded two- Steps to Central One-bedroom unit; 2 Bdrm 1 Bath w/ W/D Fabulous MODERN Expanded two- Lovely fully ex- Two-bedroom two-bedroom unit New carpeting and bedroom corner Park, Beautiful Close to & Many Upgrades expansion; Has ev- bedroom corner unit; panded corner unit; corner unit new paint; granite unit; Great location; windows, Many large greenbelt erything! Two baths – Two baths; W/D; Easy Two bedrooms, two on lovely green counter tops facing South. Very updates WASHER/DRYER – A access baths; Side patio as clean unit Must See! well! Great Mutual 14 location!

MUTUAL 1 – 27C MUTUAL 2 - 9L MUTUAL 1 - 15A MUTUAL 6 - 129B MUTUAL 15 – 46M MUTUAL 2 – 10I MUTUAL 1 – 5G MUTUAL 11 – 272H MUTUAL 3 – 31A MUTUAL 6 – 141C $159,000 $498,000 $175,000 $459,000 $265,000 $299,500 $259,000 $259,000 $325,000 $379,900 One-bedroom unit; Full modern Corner unit with Fabulous Remodel, Two bedrooms, Partially expd. two Partial expansion Full expansion on Partial expansion; Partial expansion; Close to expansion with heat/air pump 2 Bed/2 Bath Two baths, bedroom, of two-bedroom nice greenbelt; small patio; 2 Bedrooms, “downtown” everything; two Washer/Dryer, Upstairs Unit; remodeled kitchen, corner; on great Very clean unit Very nice spot 2 Baths; W/D bath; washer/ Patio Faces breeze Travertine floor greenbelt dryer; central air; corner unit

MUTUAL 2 - 34B MUTUAL 2 - 46I MUTUAL 9 - 222L MUTUAL 3 - 25A MUTUAL 15 - 23K MUTUAL 15 - 29R MUTUAL 12 – 62F MUTUAL 2 – 6H MUTUAL 16 – 53J MUTUAL 2 – 15F $179,000 $220,000 $359,000 $375,000 279,000 $269,000 $459,000 $160,000 $155,000 $539,000 One bedroom Newer windows, Fully expanded Corner hi-side exp. Upstairs unit with Basic upstairs unit Expanded corner One-bedroom One-bedroom unit Modern Expansion enclosed patio on washer/dryer newer corner, new paint 2 heat pumps, great view. faces with enclosed patio, unit; Two bedrooms, unit with enclosed on large expansive Two full bathrooms greenbelt counters and carpet washer/dryer west for breeze dishwasher two baths; Bay patio; On lovely greenbelt Built in fireplace windows; remodeled green and 65” TV, Best kitchen; central air; in LW!

MUTUAL 1 – 29E MUTUAL 1 – 64K MUTUAL 7 – 146D MUTUAL 3 - 23G MUTUAL 6 – 131I MUTUAL 6 – 59G MUTUAL 6 – 53F MUTUAL 7 – 176E MUTUAL 12 – 38H MUTUAL 12 – 35B $130,000 $158,500 $150,000 $499,000 $155,000 $265,000 $299,000 $219,000 $180,000 $240,000 One-bedroom basic One-bedroom basic One-bedroom unit; Remodel, Two One-bedroom unit; Fully expanded two- Two-bedroom Sunny & Bright Cute two-bedroom Two-bedroom unit unit; Close to golf unit; Nice central Easy access on Bedrooms; Two Walking distance to bedroom corner; big corner unit with two-bedroom downtown with expanded course location street Baths; W/D; Bay “downtown” skylights; central expanded master w/washer and dryer area, walk to every- bedroom Windows, Corner location bedroom and din- thing ing room; Tiled patio “We Specialize In Listing And Selling Units In All Mutuals, 1 Through 17

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562-716-1547 12501 Seal Beach Blvd. #100 Seal Beach, Ca. 90740 Located North of the 405 Freeway in the Rossmoor shopping center

Carol Leisure World® Seal Beach Gasper-Knutson BRE # 01276484 Listing and Resale Specialist SealBeach-RetirementCommunity.info

FOR 2019 - I have a total of 60 Leisure World pending and closed sales. I Have Buyers For Yours Too! - Call Me Today For A Free Market Evaluation!

1290 Northwood Road #161A - M7 - $299,500 1380 Weeburn Road #81A - M4 - $318,500 13681 St. Andrews #25D - M1 - $204,500

Expanded 1 bed/ 1 bath. Dual pane windows, 2 bedroom, 1 ½ bath, corner expanded unit. Fully expanded 2 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Smooth smoothed ceilings, custom kitchen, stainless steel Laminate floors, smooth ceilings, two skylights, ceilings, upgraded kitchen, cut down shower, washer/dryer, dual pane windows, plantation appliances, 2 A/C heat pumps, designer bathroom walk in closet. Close to parking and laundry. shutters, walk-in closet. Close to parking. with walk-in shower, granite countertops.

1120 Northwood Rd., #186L, - M8 $269,000 1502 Merion Way #32F - M2- $275,000 1330 Oakmont Road #144L - M6 - $255,000 Coming Soon Mutual 10 ● 1 bed, 1 ba drive up ● 2 bed, 1 ba corner ● 2 bed, 1 ba fully expanded corner Mutual 3 ● 2 bed, 2 bath fully expanded and remodel corner Mutual 15 Fully expanded corner, 2 bedroom 1 bath unit. Smooth Corner 2 bedroom, 1 bath, partially expanded unit. ● 2 bed, 1 bath corner Corner expanded unit with high side patio. ceilings, dual pane windows, central AC/heat. Dual pane windows, A/C heat pump, dishwasher, atrium with drive up & Plantation shutters, large skylights in both kitchen Dishwasher, walk in closet, bay windows. Unit located and bathroom, breakfast bar, heat pump. close to parking. microwave, water filtration system, skylights. greenbelt

13501 El Dorado #199D - M8 - $170,000 1491 Interlachen Road #257F - M10 - $324,900 13241 St. Andrews Road #152E - M7 - $278,500

Fully expanded corner location, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 2 bedroom, 1 bath with central A/C, dual pane Expanded 2 bdrm, 1 ½ bth. Smoothed ceilings, central A/C and heat. Remodeled kitchen, granite windows, skylight, and a privacy shade on the central AC/heat, washer/dryer, newer kitchen and countertops, smoothed ceilings throughout, dual patio. bthrm cabinets. Large oversized skylight in bthrm. pane windows, bay windows, washer/dryer. Overlooking a little greenbelt and close to parking.

1781 Sunningdale Rd., #48L - M14 - $404,900 I Have Access To The Total Inventory

On July 16th, 2019 a total of 163 units show as active listings on the CRMLS (this is where Realtors list property for sale).

COMING SOON!!! 35 - 1 bedrooms, 1 bath from $129,000 to $204,500 68 - 2 bedrooms, 1 bath from $171,000 to $430,000 60 - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths from $240,000 Fully expanded corner unit with side patio. 2 to $545,000 bedroom, 2 bath, central A/C, remodeled kitchen, smoothed ceilings, bay windows, Please give me a call for detailed information WASHER/DRYER, walk-in closet. Close to parking. on any of these properties! Arts 10 Classifieds 26 Community 14 Government 5 Health 8 Obituary 18 Perspectives 4 Religion 6 Puzzles 22 Sports 21 Travel 19

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