SBTV-3 airs on TWC-Spectrum Channel 3, Frontier Fios Channel 37 and online streaming at sbtv3.org/schedule. Have Roku? Go to http://roku.streamsource.tv/ add/sbtv. Thursday, Oct. 6 4pm KoreanCommunityChurch Chorale/LW Orchestra 4:40 pm Kennedy Space Center/ LW Lapidary Club 5pm DuckPondReunion 5:50pm LW Radio Club 6pm LifeandTimesinSB: The Lawhead Brothers 6:30 pm Velvetones

SENIOR PEACE CLUB The Senior Peace Club will meet on Thursday, Oct. 6, at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. There will be a forum for the candidates running to represent Leisure World on the Seal Beach City Council. All four of the Seal Beach City Council candidates— Marianne Klinger, Michael McGrorty, Jonathon Rich and Nathan Steele—have been invited to speak on issues of concern. The issues

by Mary Larson LW contributor LW Democrats are looking forward to having Michele Bell as their guest speaker on Oct. 25. Bell is currently running for election as an OC Superior Court judge. She has dedicated 14 years of her career to public service. During that time, she has tried dozens of jury trials and has earned the respect of judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys. She has also received

The Leisure World Republican club endorses the following candidates: • Governor: Brian Dahle • Lieutenant Governor: Angela E. Underwood Jacobs • Secretary of State: Rob Bernosky • State Controller: Lanhee Chen • State Treasurer: Jack M. Guerrero • State Attorney General: Nathan Hochman • State Insurance Commissioner: Robert Howell • United States Senate

tant Kim Ngo from the Finance Department for her excellence in training several coworkers during extended periods of staffing shortages. In the public comments portion of the meeting, a handful of residents gave their opinions on a variety of topics, including the sharp increase in assessments, noise exposure during Amphitheater shows, installation of solar panels and a lack of professionalism

AMERICAN LEGION After three years, the American Legion Pancake Breakfast is back. The men will flip pancakes on Saturday, Oct. 22, in Clubhouse 2. The kitchen will be open from 8-10:30 a.m. Tickets will be available for purchase for $7 at the door in advance by calling Lee Esslinger at (562) 430-2891. This year there will be pancakes or biscuit and gravy with sausage and scrambled eggs, as well

All residents are welcome to join this meeting. Sunshine Club requires no membership fees, but donations are welcome. There will be light refreshments served at the meeting. The Sunshine Club will host four speakers including Oakley on Oct. 7; GRF Member Resources and Liaison Roberta Ashart will be the speakers on Oct. 14; Patty Barnett Mouton on Oct. 21; and retired CHP Officer Farris Hamid on

Architectural Review Design Committee Amend 10-5160-3, Committee Charter MOVED to amend 10-51603, committee charter updating the Goals. The two new goals are to select or approve landscape, architectural, exterior, and interior design features that will protect, preserve, improve, and enhance our assets and to keep ADA requirements in mind when making choices, as presented. TENTATIVE VOTE: