Letters to the Editor

Editor:

We, the members of your Cabaret Entertainers, want to thank you for your recent enthusiastic and generous support in appreciation of our hard work in bringing you quality shows.

We rehearse twice a week for three months in order to create a good show for you.

Our group supports each other and enjoys camaraderie in pursuit of perfection.

Contributing to our success are the wonderfully talented vocalists, musical director Charla Gae, emcee Phil Mandeville with his melodious tones, our support staff of Tim Fitzpatrick and Connie Farrand, and the sound technicians.

Also to be praised are stage managers Jon and Chris Russell, as well as spotlight operator Bill McKusky.

Prior to the show, we have a group of Cabaret Auxiliary people who assist in decorating the stage and tables.

We also require the talents of the Video Producers Club— Paul Bassett, Irene Cistaro, Michael Oh and Anna Derby— who provide the outstanding recording of our shows for future enjoyment.

In conclusion, as Phil has stated, “Without you, there is no show!”

So please continue your support. We appreciate all you do.

We look forward to our next show for you.

Charlie Guggino, Mutual 15, and the Cabaret Entertainers Editor: Every Leisure World shareholder should be concerned about what happened in Ukraine last week (or month) and how it plays out in the weeks ahead.

President Biden has been widely praised by Republicans and Democrats for imposing sanctions on Russia for its totally unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

But what if Putin thinks we will do the same thing if he invades Poland?

If we are not willing to risk a single life to save Ukraine, a country of 41 million people, why would we do so for Poland?

If we are not willing to defend Poland, what about the dozen other countries Putin might want to invade?

We would miss buying German cars, but otherwise, why would we care?

If Putin is thinking this way, we may be in big, big trouble.

Brian Harmon Mutual 12