13 January 2021

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Get updated on the new visitor access system and more from security services

Get updated on the new visitor access system and more from security services


SUNSHINE CLUB GRF Security Services Director Victor Rocha will be the speaker for the Sunshine Club’s next meeting on Friday, Jan. 15, at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Rocha will update everyone on the new visitor access system that will be operative soon, along with a traffic citation review from SBPD. After his presentation, Rocha will open the meeting for discussion and answer questions about

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Chess Club

Chess Club


The Chess Club publishes weekly puzzles to keep the love of the game alive since members can no longer meet to play in person. This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first. Any answer by black, the white’s third move is checkmate. Solution to this week’s puzzle is first move: NE5 The white Knight moves from C6 to E5.

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Neighborly Reminder

Neighborly Reminder


Yvonne Vostry of Mutual 9 snapped this picture of the bottom half of an electric recliner that was left beside the carport dumpsters. The dumpsters are not the correct place to dispose furniture or other large items. If shareholders have a piece of furniture or something similiar that is broken and cannot be sold or donated, they must dispose of it themselves or bring the item to the dumpers behind

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Democratic Club

Democratic Club


By Mary Larson LW contributor The Democratic Club Board unanimously voted to endorse Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley for election to the Orange County Board of Supervisors during its Jan. 6 meeting. This election in District 2 to replace outgoing board member Michelle Steel will take place on March 9. Vote-bymail will begin on Feb. 8, with vote centers opening on Feb. 27. For more information

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Republican Club

Republican Club


By Brian Harmon LW contributor At the next regular Republican Club meeting, members will share thoughts and feelings on what happened that day. The meeting will be held this coming Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 7 p.m. on Zoom. One of the few things that psychologists appear to be in agreement about is that the first step in the mourning process is denial. The second step, of course, is anger.

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••••  John Jacob Vanderhorst 1932–2020

•••• John Jacob Vanderhorst 1932–2020


John began his life on earth in Venice, California, on May 11, 1932. Mary Louise Ryckebosch and John Jacob Vanderhorst were his parents. His paternal ancestry came from the Netherlands, and his maternal ancestry came from Belgium.When young “Johnny” was 6 years old, the family moved to a cute two-bedroom home on Jasmine Avenue in Culver City. In 1941, the family purchased a double lot on Braddock Drive and built a home and small store, Cottage Grocery. John’s dad ran the butcher shop, and his mother ran the grocery part of the business. John attended St. Augustine Elementary School and then Loyola High School, in Los Angeles. After graduating high school in 1950, he began his studies in business administration at Loyola University in Westchester.John’s dad, John Jacob, died in August 1952. John took over the butcher shop while continuing his education at Loyola University, graduating in June 1955.