The American Legion Auxiliary meeting on April 18 focused on the election of officers and creating a list of volunteers for any of the chairmanships. The chairman for any committee is a volunteer position, and the Auxiliary asks any interested members to come forward. Anyone who wants to hold a board position must come forward to have his or her name put on the ballot. A member can also nominate someone

The Golden Age Foundation (GAF) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to making Leisure World a better place to live. The GAF must fundraise throughout the year to continue providing services to the community. There is now simple way for LWers to donate to the GAF without any additional cost. Ralphs announced it is committed to giving over $2 million through its Community

Mutual 12 will hold a luncheon on April 29 in Clubhouse 4 starting at noon. The luncheon will feature a country-westernstyle box lunch. Tickets may be purchased from residents’ building captains starting April 4 for $8 per resident and $16 per guest/caregiver. Residents are invited to join their neighbors for a chance to catch up while listening to themes from western movies and TV shows. Winners

Long Beach Animal Care Services provides animal control services to Seal Beach. To report coyote activities or other animal control issues, call the 24-hour animal services line, (562) 570-7387, or go online at www.longbeach.gov/acs/wildlife/ coyote- report. Remember to not enagage and give space to wild animals, strays and any sick or agressive looking animal.

a browser and a search engine. • how to turn off their computer, how often they should turn it off, and why it’s important. Schaffer and Plum will also answer common email questions such as: • Why does my email keep asking for a password? • What is the diffence between Internet and app-based email accounts? • Why does my email work on the phone and not on my

by Mary Larson LW contributor The LW Democratic Club is relieved that the School Choice Initiative proposal failed to get enough signatures in time to be to put on the November ballet. This proposed amendment would have required the state government to give $14,000 per student to every family who had children enrolled in religious, charter or home schools, regardless of income. The club also