Life in Leisure World: Another Dimension Is Explored
Your two issues published only negatives about our way of life, which in truth is so positive, it prolongs our lives and keeps us extremely happy.
I think it is your public duty to write about our Saturday night dances, our line-dancers every Wednesday, our Aquadettes, our exercise classes, our six swimming pools, our horsemen and women, our exercise rooms and equipment, our busy days playing bridge, pan and mah-jongg or any game. Our minds keep in tune with all the activities.
Your promotion of rest homes is a place most of us do not need.
Nothing was mentioned about our 13 security gates, which are manned by guards and patrol cars. These cars cover all of Leisure World. Also our beautiful environment, the trees, flowers and bushes so carefully attended are a lovely sight for our eyes.
Too bad you do not have a true picture of our exciting gatherings. To keep busy here is so simple.
RUTH UNGAR, Laguna Hills
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