Editor: During my seven years as a Leisure World resident, I have read many good suggestions in this publication on how to improve life in our community. I am now including an idea of my own. During the past year, I have stood outside the Stock Transfer office window to simply obtain a form. Times waiting in line varied from 25 minutes (dog registration) to 45 minutes (carport rental agreement).

Editor: I moved to Mutual 10 in June, and I just want to put in a good word for Ulises Ramirez, a plumber with Service Maintenance. He was very prompt and effective in helping me with some jobs I needed accomplished. For example, on July 1, Mr. Ramirez performed the neat and timely job of changing my yard faucet. He is courteous, professional and knowledgeable. I am very pleased with

Editor: Thanks to whoever it was that sent me the LW email about the hit and run fugitive (June 26). I had no idea what was really happening. This is what I didn’t hear last night while I was watching the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra program on TV. All of a sudden, I heard another voice, and I wasn’t able to hear what they were saying because of my hearing loss! I looked out my

Members must bring towels to work out at the Fitness Center in Clubhouse 6. A story in the June 24 said towels were recommended, but they are mandatory. Anyone who shows up without one won’t be allowed in.

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“Used” Water • Before pouring that halffilled glass of water down the sink, ask yourself where it could be put to good use? How about pouring it in the dog’s bowl or on plants? Other sources of “used” water are suitable for reuse—it just takes a little imagination and a change in routine. Water conservation begins with each of us. If each member makes a few simple adjustments

“Used” Water • Before pouring that halffilled glass of water down the sink, ask yourself where it could be put to good use? How about pouring it in the dog’s bowl or on plants? Other sources of “used” water are suitable for reuse—it just takes a little imagination and a change in routine. Water conservation begins with each of us. If each member makes a few simple adjustments