LIONS CLUB The Lions Club of Seal Beach has been distributing free reading glasses in Leisure World for the past several weeks. Over 200 pairs of glasses have been handed out to 50 plus residents so far. There are still readers available with various strengths and an eye chart available in the Leisure World Health Care Center. The Lions Club also has a collections box in the Health

By Mary Larson LW contributor The Democratic Club joins other residents in expressing appreciation to GRF for its ongoing efforts to ensure that our Leisure World community is as safe as possible from the spread of the COVID-19 virus. It would also like to thank Gov. Newsom for his new order mandating the use of masks throughout the state, with few exceptions. Unfortunately, the Orange County

KACMA During this difficult COVID- 19 period, many people continue to worry. The world is still uncertain when things go back to normal. On the bright side, The Korean American Classical Music Academy received the new books they have been expecting. KACMA music illustrator Ken Chong made the book with great deal of effort and energy. Compared to the other previous books that many of older

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LW BICYCLISTS Bored at home? Not getting enough exercise? Join the Leisure Bicyclists Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 9 a.m. at the North Gate for a ride to Long Beach, Huntington Beach or Eldorado Park. Ride at your own safe speed and use any make of bicycle: Treks, recumbents and electric bicycles, etc., are all welcome. Helmets and safe shoes are a must. Safe distancing

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The Friends of the Library Bookstore has been closed since mid-March. This week, it suspended donations as it is at capacity and has no more space. Residents are asked to hold onto their donations until the Bookstore reopens.