28 January 2026

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Hui O Hula: Hawaiian Dance Club

Hui O Hula: Hawaiian Dance Club


Hui O Hula is Leisure World’s Hawaiian Dance Club, offering free hula lessons every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 p.m. All residents—regardless of skill level—are welcome to dance, observe, or simply enjoy the music and the friendly atmosphere. Hui O Hula dancers welcome all newcomers with aloha. For class information, call or text 562-338-1502. This week, dancers are practicing He Aloha

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HULA

HULA


from page 17 striking white and red, has guided ships for more than a century and remains a proud symbol of O’ahu’s rugged western shoreline. Dancers are learning to use hand movements to portray the sweeping beam of the lighthouse. With Valentine’s Day approaching, Jojo has also introduced the beloved romantic hula Lei Nani, meaning Beautiful Lei. Dancers are enjoying its expressive

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14 January 2026

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Community Karaoke

Community Karaoke


Karaoke parties are held each Wednesday evening in Clubhouse 1 from 5:30-9:30. On Jan. 7, the group celebrated birthdays—Elvis Presley’s, along with some of the club’s popular singers, David Noble, Sally Glausser and Marianne Bartel. The evening featured many of Elvis’s greatest hits. The first three songs set the theme with top Elvis favorites, sung by Ray Geierman, Tony Tupas and Walt

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LW Library Leads

LW Library Leads


In Library Leads, library staff highlight new additions to the library collection that are worth checking out. “The Burning Library,” by Gilly Macmillan Genre: Fiction, Thriller A deadly rivalry. A chilling secret. One woman who can decipher the truth. “Born in Flames: The Business of Arson and the Remaking of the American City,” by Bench Ansfield Genre: Nonfiction, History The

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31 December 2025

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Dr. Don Schwartz to speak Jan. 8

Dr. Don Schwartz to speak Jan. 8


SENIORS FOR PEACE Seniors for Peace will host speaker Dr. Don Schwartz, professor emeritus of history, on Thursday, Jan. 8, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. His program is called “Distorting History: Re-writing the Past to Control the Future.” He will cover how totalitarian regimes distort and falsify history. Schwartz taught at CSULB for more than 20 years. After retiring in 2010, he

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