Every fourth Saturday authorized residents have the opportunity to sell any used motorized vehicle in the Administration parking lot from 8 a.m-4p.m. Vehicles must have current DMV registrations and GRF decals as well as be insured. In addition to cars, motorhomes, motorcycles, golf carts, bikes, trikes, and scooters may be sold. The owner or representative does not need to be present but is allowed

There is still space available to go on the Woman’s Club of Seal Beach annual bus trip to Laughlin, Nevada, on April 24-26. This fundraising event is one of many the club sponsors during the year to support local organizations, student and civic activities. The fun-filled adventure includes the charter bus to and from Laughlin, two nights at the Edgewater Hotel and two free meals at the hotel. Rooms

The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) and Sunshine Club will hold a joint day trip to the Huntington Library on April 6. People are encouraged to sign up early before it sells out. Tickets are limited and are $60 per person. Checks are to be made to the Sunshine Club. People can bring the check to one of the Sunshine Club’s meeting on Fridays in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, either before 9:30 a.m. or after 11:30

The Mobility Aids Program, sponsored by the Golden Age Foundation (GAF), has been loaning rollators, wheelchairs, transport chairs and walkers to Leisure World residents for many years at no charge. In December, the GAF provided mobility aids to over 100 Leisure World residents. Now, the GAF is in short supply of transport chairs. Those who have chairs on loan and are no longer using or need

The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) will hold a battery recycling service on Tuesday, March 21, in the Clubhouse 2 parking lot from 10 a.m.-noon. The GRF ID is required. Approved batteries for recycling include: • Alkaline • Carbon Zinc • Nickel Cadmium • Nickel Metal-Hydride • Lithium Ion • Lithium Metal • Silver Oxide • Button cell batteries and all

OC REGISTRAR’S OFFICE Unofficial election results from the Orange County Registrar of Voters Feb. 8 show Seal Beach City Council candidate Nathan Steele, with 1,355 votes or 54%, has won the District 5 seat on the Seal Beach City Council. He beat Seal Beach Planning Commission Mariann Klinger, who had 1,163 votes, in a run-off election. District 5 encompasses Mutuals 2-9 and half of Mutual