The Schmooze Club will meet on Tuesday, May 9, to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Lag b’Omer, which falls on the same day. The group will celebrate with a kosher brunch in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, at 10 a.m. The cost is $5 paid at the door for brunch, which will be served at 10:30. The Schmooze Club requests a donation for those who will only have a hot or cold drink and not the full brunch. Donations

SENIORS FOR PEACE The Seniors For Peace Club will meet today, May 4, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. The meeting will feature a program titled “Helping Our Planet: A History and Personal Stories.” David Silva, Robert Richert and Rachael Lehmberg will present three perspectives on the environment. The first speaker will be David Silva, president of the LW Humanist Association, who will

by Mary Larson LW contributor The Democratic Club’s primary efforts for the remainder of the year continue to focus on the March 2024 Primary election. LW’s 47th Congressional District, with no incumbent running, is one of three Orange County districts that could determine which of the major political parties controls the House of Representatives in the near future. This district includes

a book they recommend for summer reading, interesting information about their family history, a special place or experience when traveling, or the wisest advice they were given in life. Everyone is encouraged to wear a sun hat and picnic clothes. All Leisure World residents are always welcome. People must RSVP by text or voicemail to Darlene Rose at 562-347-8088 by this Friday, May 5. Make sure

chmaker” in 1986, he argues the case for Darwinian natural selection as the explanation for the diversity of life. Most of Dawkins’ books have been about science; however, he is best known for his views of religion in books like “The God Delusion” in 2006, and “Outgrowing God: A Beginners Guide” in 2019. After reviewing Dawkins’ books and philosophy, the meeting will open up

At the Monday Pool League on April 24, In the Money extended its league lead by beating the Rail Runners 9-4. This gives In the Money 96 wins and 73 losses, amounting to an eight-game lead over PJJ with two weeks to go. With 13-point matches each week, eight games isn’t an insurmountable lead. Ken Harpham led In the Money with six wins. Right on Cue beat the Cue Crew 8-5 in a battle