Bernie Goosens (l), along with several LW neighbors, jumped in and started dancing when Hui O Hula musicians played “Elvira,” a popular song with fun and simple choreography. The LW hula group would like to thank Mutual 15 for the invitation to sing, hula and line dance. Anyone or LW Mutual is welcome to call event coordinator Kaye Huff at 431-2242 or email Jojo@huiohula.com to book a free evening

OUT AND ABOUT by Dave LaCascia LW contributor Eight good friends and golfing/ gameplayingbuddiesdecided to get away from it all for an hour or two and took a Duffy Boat ride in Alamitos Bay. The weather was sunny with a nice breeze and around 82 degrees. At 5 p.m. on a beautiful Thursday afternoon, a boat was rented from London Boat Rentals (LBR) and the group left from the dock at Alamitos

HUI O HULA by Kaye Huff LW contributor With the good news that Orange County has been removed from among the hardest hit areas by COVID-19, Hui O Hula dancers and musicians prepared for an upcoming performance last week. Untitled-2 1 “Mahalo a nui” or many thanks to Mutual 15 hosts Donna Cooper and Susan Saraf, a “malihini” (newcomer) to both LW and the Hui O Hula, for the invitation.

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY It was in May 1957 that the American Legion Auxiliary of Chula Vista presented 11-year-old Docia Drake with a certification of appreciation for making a Poppy Drive poster. A photo of her holding the poster was printed in the local newspaper. Dorcia now lives in Leisure World, and she shared the certificate with her neighbor and friend, American Legion Auxiliary