REPUBLICAN CLUB The Republican Club’s next Zoom meeting will be Wednesday, May 26, rather than the usual third Wednesday of each month. People can email dharlow50@aol.com or call (714) 928-1050 to join the club. Club members are emailed the link to the next meeting, agendas, minutes and other information. The club has tentatively scheduled a picnic for Tuesday, June 15, in the picnic

inflammation and tooth loss, and we are here to do battle with it. There will be blood, of course, but that is what the water jet and the suction tube is for. Use these tools to suck up the saliva and blood as you are scraping off the tartar.” Ferguson noticed that at the mention of blood, several of the students paled a little, inhaled sharply and took a step back. Then the teacher looked seriously

FALW The Filipino Association of Leisure World is calling for an emergency meeting of all members on Tuesday, May 11, at 5 p.m. at the Amphitheater. After a 15 month hiatus because of the pandemic, the club has so much to discuss about the future. It is imperative that members who are capable of participating attend. Everyone’s input will be held of highest importance. Those who cannot

less frequent writers. Some names will be left out to protect privacy. Contributor: Restaurant review, theater review or travel journal submissions welcome subject to terms and conditions in the policy unless otherwise noted. Political: Submissions concerning political issues outside of Leisure World and the City of Seal Beach will not be published.

Helping the climate by saving energy is a win/win and extra incentive for people to carefully use water. In general, Americans use more than 80 gallons of water per day, but there are many ways to conserve water. In small every day ways, individuals can help by: • Washing dishes by hand. • Don’t leave the water running for rinsing. When washing the dishes by hand, use a minimal quantity

On April 26, the Men’s League played at Riverview Golf Course in Santa Ana. It was a cool morning that did not warm up, but there was bright sunshine throughout the round for the 10 men and one woman golfer. The 5,800-yard, par-70 course is very up-and-down, paralleling and crossing the Santa River. Numerous water hazards and yawning sand traps confront the golfers. The back nine is 500 yards