23 March 2022

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Democratic Club

Democratic Club


by Mary Larson LW contributor LW Democratic Club President Mary Tromp and Vice President Kathy Moran recently recognized two of the club’s centenarian members with a visit and a special gift to honor them. Both Bea Roth and Lewis Parker have been strong supporters of Democratic values and the club. ••• The Democratic club welcomed Congresswoman Katie Porter during its March 16

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Republican Club

Republican Club


by Brian Harmon LW contributor On March 16, the LW Republican Club took a trip down “Constitution Avenue” with Steven Maikoski, a constitutional expert who dressed in the uniform of an American officer in the Revolutionary War. The Republican Club meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 2. Maikoski is the author of a just-released book titled “The Real

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Club focuses its spotlight on two LWers

Club focuses its spotlight on two LWers


ART LEAGUE The LW Art League will host a Spotlight on the Artist event on Friday, March 25, from 1-3:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. Artists Vicky Mayhew and Susan Pierce will share their artwork. Mayhew took a class in oil painting when her children were young and painted on and off for years. In 2002, she fell in love with watercolors, but lately, she has been painting in acrylics and experimenting

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LWer enjoys learning new steps

LWer enjoys learning new steps


JOYFUL LINE DANCE Debbie Whitlow never knew what went on behind the giant globe that she’d passed by so many years ago. But that changed in 2018, when a friend from work offered to show her, her husband and her father around Leisure World. The Long Beach-based couple were relocating her dad from Santa Barbara, and they spent six months walking around every Mutual before they found the right

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Expect a spirited Theater show April 2

Expect a spirited Theater show April 2


The LW Theater Club will present “Regarding the Inheritance” on April 2 in Clubhouse 4. Doors will open at 6 p.m., with the performance starting at 7 p.m. In this original musical comedy, the Count of Torrenzio has recently died, leaving behind a widow who believes she will inherit everything. But the count’s attorney, Larry Snarly of the law firm Snarly and Marly, informs the countess