ies will be served while they last. At the January club meeting, two aides to Congresswoman Michelle Steel reported on the past year’s legislative activity. Also, representatives from the School Choice Initiative campaign outlined the advantages of school choice for parents and for the future of the United States. Republican Club meetings are held every third Wednesday in Clubhouse 3,

com or call editor Mary Larson at (562) 296-8521. Those who are interested should include their full name, address, phone number and party affiliation. The club’s hospitality and information booth, located outside Clubhouse 6, will be open next Tuesday, Feb. 1, from 10:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. Democratic voters and potential supporters are invited tostopby. Visitorswillfindcopiesoftheclub’scurrentnewsletter,

GRF A new Leisure World executive director is closer to being in place after the GRF Board of Directors participated in four executive sessions to select an executive search firm to recruit qualified candidates. Within two weeks following Randy Ankeny’s last day in early December, staff posted the vacancy on two top-level community managers’ websites and the Board viewed presentations

GRF Leisure World residents will have on-site access to three outside social service agencies after the GRF Board of Directors approved office space renovations during its December meeting. The GRF Board approved $10,000 to remodel a Building 5 room, implementing a plan proposed by GRF Member Resource Liaison Robann Arshat. The facility will rotate on-site representatives from Orange County

LWers can now watch LW programs in clear HD. Go online to sbtv3.org, and on the home page, click on the SBTV3 logo. Then click the arrow, and voila! See the TV schedule in the LW Weekly and at sbtv3.org for programs of interest.