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City of La Mirada Electronic Newsletter 7 Splash! Special Deals 8 Red Ribbon Week LA MIRADA UPDATE Sign up now for the latest news. FEATURES CONTENTS cityoflamirada.org 11 Calendar of Events Get City updates on these social networks 7 Splash! Family Camp 12 Parks & Recreation Families are invited to a fun night of camping ac- Facility Guide tivities at Buccaneer Bay waterpark from Friday, August 19 to Saturday, August 20. 14 Swim Classes 19 Community Services Living Programs is published by the 9 La Mirada Encourages 34 Gymnasium City of La Mirada Disaster Preparedness 44 Social Services 13700 La Mirada Blvd. The City of La Mirada will join thousands of La Mirada, CA 90638 46 Facility Reservations communities across the country to participate in Telephone National Preparedness Month in September. 47 Class Registration (562) 943-0131 Information E-mail [email protected] Measure I-Funded Neighborhood Improvements Continue

Construction of the third phase of Measure I-funded improvements will begin in the early fall. This phase includes the area south of Rose- crans Avenue and east of La Mirada Boulevard and Dalmatian Ave- nue to the City limits. The work will include new street pavement, replacement of damaged curb, gutter and sidewalk, and new curb access ramps. Also, a new storm drain will be installed within Lofthill Drive from Standbrook Drive to Hayford Street, within Hayford Street from Lofthill Drive to Motely Drive, and within Motley Drive from Hayford Street to Alondra Boulevard. Residents in the area will receive advance notice of construction activities. For more information on Measure I-funded neighborhood improvements, contact the Public Works Department at (562) 902-2385.

Traffic Signal Improvements Enhance Safety

Work has recently been completed on a number of traffic signals throughout La Mirada including replacement of traffic signals at Imperial Highway/Santa Gertrudes Avenue, Imperial Completed Playground Highway/Ocaso Avenue, and La Mirada Boulevard/Rosecrans Avenue. Traffic signal upgrades have been made at the intersec- Improvements tions of Imperial Highway at Oxford Drive, Cordova Road, and New playground equipment was recently completed at Frontier La Mirada Boulevard. A new traffic signal is nearing comple- Park, Anna J. Martin Park, and the Community Gymnasium. The tion at Valley View Avenue/Adoree Street. A protected/permis- new playgrounds include modern equipment, new play features, sive left-turn improvement was made at Alondra Boulevard at and rubber surfacing. The Community Gymnasium playground Escalona Road/Stage Road. was expanded and modeled with a new pirate ship theme. The Traffic signals were replaced due to the increasing maintenance parks were also renovated to enhance accessibility. cost of aging components. Other traffic signals were upgraded “Bring your children to climb, slide, and play at La Mirada’s with larger traffic signal heads, improved pedestrian indicators, newest playgrounds,” says Community Services Director Lori overhead left-turn indicators, and energy saving overhead LED Thompson. “Playgrounds are a great place for healthy develop- lighting. “All of the traffic signal improvements will enhance pe- ment of a child’s physical, motor, social, and cognitive skills.” destrian and motorist safety and assist in improving traffic circula- Plans are in progress to make similar improvements at Garden- tion,” says Public Works Director Mark Stowell. hill and Windermere Parks playgrounds next year. 3 La Mirada Welcomes Bulky Item Pickup New Businesses Residents living in single family homes are reminded that the City’s exclusive franchised hauler, EDCO, provides free unlimited The City of La Mirada values local businesses and their em- bulky item pick up. This service includes curbside pickup of items ployees as important members of the community. La Mirada is such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, and furniture. Construction or home to over 1,300 businesses from diverse industries that pro- bags of trash are not included in this service. EDCO also provides mote economic vitality and create jobs for La Mirada residents. free curbside pickup of electronic waste such as computers and televi- The City welcomes the following new businesses to La Mirada: sions, and universal waste such as household batteries and products containing mercury. To schedule a pickup, contact EDCO at (562) ADL...... 15900 Imperial Hwy 597-0608 at least 24-hours before your regular trash, recycling, and Business Efficiency Solutions, LLC...... 14752 Beach Blvd #123 greenwaste pick up. For more information, contact Public Works at Ko & Lee Tax & Accounting...... 14752 Beach Blvd #200 (562) 902-2385. Midwest Capital Consulting...... 14752 Beach Blvd Ste 202 National Auto Parts...... 14379 Industry Cir Security On Set, Inc...... 14812 Beach Blvd The Camp Transformation Center - La Mirada...... 15843 Imperial Hwy Mulch and Paper Send your email address to [email protected] to au- tomatically receive the quarterly e-Business News newsletter with Shredding Event information on La Mirada businesses, City business programs, resources, and incentives. The City of La Mirada and EDCO are sponsoring a free paper shredding, e-waste collection, and mulch event on Saturday, October 15 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Community Gymnasium parking lot located at 15105 Alicante Road. Certified shredding trucks will be shredding all items on-site. Quantities are limited to three bankers boxes (10”x12”x15”) per household. Unwanted electronics will also be collected including TVs, computer monitors, printers, fax machines, VCRs, etc. No household haz- ardous waste (HHW) material will be accepted. Also available will be free mulch for residents, while supplies last. This is a self-serve, self-loading service, so please bring your own cans/bags and shovel. Limit of 3 cans/bags per vehicle. If you plan to haul your mulch in an open truck or trailer, remember to bring a tarp to cover your material. This event is limited to La Mirada residents only. Bring proof of residency (i.e. CA Driver’s License or utility bill) and enter the Com- munity Gymnasium parking lot from Alicante Road. For more information, call (562) 902-2385. Permits Needed for Home Improvements

Homeowners considering home remodeling projects are some- times so focused on choosing appliances and fixtures that they can Mandatory Commercial overlook the building permit process. Neglecting the City’s planning approval and building permit process poses safety and legal prob- Recycling lems, and also may complicate an otherwise standard property sale. The City recommends hiring a licensed contractor for all re- California State law mandates that all businesses, private schools, modeling work. Licensed contractors can navigate the building and apartment buildings recycle the trash generated on-site. How- permit process by completing paperwork at La Mirada City Hall, ever, the City of La Mirada has been using a Materials Recovery Fa- and being present for required inspections. When homeowners use cility to recycle waste from these facilities for over 20 years. The unlicensed contractors to perform the work, they risk facing prob- process takes unsorted trash and removes the recyclables to provide a lems later. maximized level of recycling from the waste stream. This method is While permits are always needed for kitchen and bathroom re- used in favor of providing separate bins for recyclables in shopping models and housing additions, permits are also required for win- centers and multi-family dwellings due to size and space limitations. dow installations, replacing electrical fixtures, or building a fence Businesses, private schools, and apartment complexes can be assured or block wall. For questions as to whether your home improvement their trash is being recycled through the use of the Materials Recov- project requires a building permit, contact the City’s Planning Di- ery Facility. For more information, contact Public Works at (562) vision at (562) 943-0131. 902-2385.

4 Library Renovation Progress

As part of Supervisor Don Knabe’s “Operation Libraries” project, over $45 million is being invested into the restoration of Coun- ty libraries in the Fourth Supervisorial District, including $4 million to renovate the La Mirada Library. Renovations include modifications to the lighting and ceiling; new carpet, paint, and service desks; improvements to electrical, City Council Adopts mechanical, and telecommunications infrastructure; installation of new furniture, fixtures, equipment, and signage; replacement of all existing window framing and panels with energy efficient dual Balanced Budget glazing; and required ADA upgrades. The La Mirada City Council has approved the City’s budget for The La Mirada Library Renovation is about half way done with a Fiscal Year 2016-17. Developed using the City’s prudent fiscal man- scheduled completion in November. Currently, the general contrac- agement practices and conservative approach to revenue forecasting, tor has completed installing all metal studs, rough electrical, plumb- the budget provides public safety services at a high level, maintains ing, and mechanical work. Drywall, ceiling, and low voltage com- City programs and services to meet community needs and continues its robust capital improvements schedule. ponents will start installation in the next two months. New furniture The General Fund operating revenues for the 2016-17 Fiscal and computers are expected to be installed at the end of October. Year are projected at $41,663,604 with expenditures budgeted at The temporary library is located on the lower level of the $41,449,549, including transfers. La Mirada Resource Center, 13710 La Mirada Boulevard. The li- “The adopted budget provides funding for programs and services brary operates at the following hours: to keep the community safe and promote a high quality of life,” says Monday CLOSED City Manager Jeff Boynton. “City finances continue to improve and Tuesday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. key infrastructure projects are underway throughout La Mirada.” Some $8,617,944 is provided for Public Safety, including general law Wednesday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. enforcement services, the Community Sheriff’s Station, probation and Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. district attorney services, emergency preparedness, code enforcement, Friday Noon to 5 p.m. Neighborhood Watch, and other public safety volunteer programs. Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A total of $21,583,000 is allocated for capital improvements and Sunday CLOSED repairs. Major projects proposed in Fiscal Year 2016-17 include two neighborhood street improvement projects funded by Measure I, Santa Gertrudes sidewalk and block wall improvements, Leffingwell Road street rehabilitation, traffic signal upgrades along La Mirada Boulevard, and the completion of the County Library Renovation Project. Funding for the proposed projects includes $5.65 million from Measure I, $3.0 million from the General Fund, and $12.9 million from other local, state, federal funding, and bond proceeds. The Public Works Department will receive $6.8 million to maintain the City’s streets, parks, and recreational areas, parkways, medi- ans, public buildings, and storm drain facilities. This department will also coordinate and manage the City’s capital improvement projects. The Community Services Department will receive $5,943,810 to serve La Mirada’s recreational, leisure, and social needs. The De- partment enhances the quality of life for La Mirada residents through senior services, youth sports, community events, aquatics programs, contract classes, facility reservations, gymnasium programs, and social services. Other programs include counseling, youth employment, City Receives Financial and home-bound meal delivery. The La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts will receive Reporting Award $5,332,544 for productions, presentations, and other activities. About 77 percent of the Theatre’s costs are recovered through ticket sales, La Mirada has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for which is well above the industry average. Next season’s shows in- Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Of- clude The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lend Me a Tenor, The Last ficers Association for its Comprehensive Annual Financial Report Five Years, West Side Story, and Man of La Mancha. The Community Development Department will receive $1,228,674 (CAFR). The Certificate of Achievement is the highest form of for planning and building services, and housing programs. With the recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial improving economy, the number of projects reviewed and building reporting. The attainment of this award represents a significant ac- permit activity has grown in recent years. complishment by a government and its management. $2,855,540 is budgeted for City administration, finance, economic de- “This award demonstrates the City’s ongoing commitment to velopment, personnel, risk management, and information technology. transparency, responsible management of public funds, and ethical Another $793,426 is budgeted for legislative and policy responsi- governance,” says City Manager Jeff Boynton. bilities, City Attorney services, City Clerk’s office, and intergovern- This is the 27th consecutive year La Mirada has received this mental activities. distinguished award. The new fiscal year began Friday, July 1.

5 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Kicks Off 2016-17 Theatre Season Prepare to be transported to 15th-century Paris with this lushly scored retelling of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney animated feature, The Hunchback of Notre Dame crafts a bold, highly-theatrical take on the moving tale of the scorned bell-ringer Quasimodo, the beau- tiful gypsy Esmeralda, and the dashing Captain Phoebus. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is the first production in the La Mirada Theatre and McCoy Rigby Entertainment’s 2016-17 season. Award-winning composer Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast) and award-winning lyricist Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) join forces to adapt this timeless tale for the musical stage. The cast features Broadway stars Lesli Margherita as Esmeralda and Tom Hewitt as Frollo. With dramatic theatrics and the music’s orchestral power, au- Senior Health Information diences will be swept away by this unforgettable musical. Performances will open September 16 through October 9, and and Safety Fair are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays; 8 p.m. on Wednesday, September 14 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m. on Saturdays; and 2 p.m. on Sundays. The rest of the 2016-17 season includes Lend Me a Tenor, The Visit the annual Senior Health and Information Fair at the Activity Last Five Years, West Side Story, and Man of La Mancha. Sub- Center on Wednesday, September 14 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The free scriptions and single tickets to this extraordinary season are avail- event provides screenings for blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol, able online at www.lamiradatheatre.com or by calling the box of- dental, and stroke. Meet representatives from local organizations who fice at (562) 944-9801 or (714) 994-6310. will provide a wide variety of resources, information, and health and wellness education for older adults. For more information, call the Activity Center at (562) 902-3160.

Fall Festival Thursday, October 13

Dust off your cowboy boots and pick out your favorite western SAVE THE DATE outfit for the annual Fall Festival. The festival will be held at the Ac- tivity Center on Thursday, October 13 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. October 14th The celebration includes line dancing, games, lunch, and dessert. The The La Mirada Community Foundation is Fall Festival is free to attend, and a donation of $2.75 is suggested for lunch through Café on the Green. Lunch reservations must be made excited to announce its first annual: by Friday, October 7 by calling (562) 947-8787. Gala for a Cause Friday, October 14, 2016, 7 pm at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. Fall Book Sale Enjoy an evening of family-friendly comedy, magic, and music Friends of La Mirada Library to benefit the La Mirada Community Foundation and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles assisting La Mirada seniors, vet- The Friends of the La Mirada Library will hold its Fall Book Sale erans, and families in need of home repair. on Saturday, October 8 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Activity Center. The Gala is black-tie optional and will feature a silent auction, priz- The members only pre-sale will take place on Friday, October 7 from es from local businesses, and nationally known entertainers: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The $10 annual membership can be purchased at • Adam Christing (Founder of CleanComedians.com) this time. • Michael Grandinetti (As seen on TV’s “Masters of Illusion”) Come and join the Friends to purchase your supply of books at as- • Carlos Oscar (As seen on “The Tonight Show”) toundingly low prices. All types of books are available with subjects • Michael & Amy (Award-winning dueling piano show) from Children to History. Plus: a special performance starring Biola Youth Theatre players. For more information, contact the Friends of the Library at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page under Visit www.LMCommunityFoundation.com/Gala for more details. Friends of the La Mirada Library. 6 Splash! Buy a Day, Get a Day Offer Beginning August 15

Continue to soak up the summer sun at Buccaneer Bay. Begin- ning August 15, buy a single day admission to Buccaneer Bay and receive a free ticket to return on another day. Your free return ticket is valid through the end of the season. Buccaneer Bay is open 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily through August 21, weekends through September 25, and Saturdays through October 15. Don’t miss the After School Splash! Wednesdays & Fridays, August 24 through September 9 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. for only $9.95! General admission: $19.95 Junior/Senior admission: $14.95

Splash! Family Camp August 19-20

Families are invited to a fun night of camping activities at Bucca- neer Bay waterpark. Bring a tent, sleeping bag, and camping gear and get ready for a memorable event. The evening will begin with swim- SUNDAYS, 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. ming in Buccaneer Bay, followed by dinner and dessert. Memories will be made sitting around the campfire making s’mores and singing AUGUST 7 AUGUST 28 fun camp songs. On Saturday morning, campers will wake up to the smell of coffee, enjoy a continental breakfast, and go fishing at Re- WATER ADMISSION - $6 DECK ADMISSION - $4 gional Park. Season Passholders are $24 for juniors and seniors, and $28 for general. Non-passholders camp is $29 for juniors and seniors, SEASON PASS HOLDERS RECEIVE FREE POPCORN and $36 for general. Register online at www.cityoflamirada.org or FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL SPLASH! AT (562) 902-3191 call (562) 902-3191 or (562) 943-7277. OR VISIT WWW.SPLASHLAMIRADA.COM 7 Public Safety is Everyone’s Business

National Animal Safety Month, “Captain K9” Promotes Preparedness

October is National Animal Safety Month. The purpose is to promote the safe handling and care of all animals. You can participate by: • Ensuring your pet is microchipped and has current contact information on tags. • Pet proof your home against poisons and toxins. This includes knowing what plants and food humans consume that can be poisonous for pets. Red Ribbon Week • Have a disaster kit for your pet. Kits can include pet food, water, medication, veterinary records, food and wa- The Red Ribbon campaign, among the longest-running and well- ter dishes, and a first aid kit. A printable check list can be known drug prevention programs, was organized in 1984 by the Na- downloaded for free at www.fema.gov. tional Family Partnership. This year, Red Ribbon Rallies will be held Also, be a part of La Mirada’s new “Captain K-9” Dog at La Mirada schools Monday, October 24 through Friday, October Walker Watch program and help the Public Safety Team take 28. The rallies are intended to raise awareness and prevent drug use. a bite out of crime! Members of the La Mirada Public Safety Team will speak to stu- Captain K-9 encourages recreational dog walkers to serve dents about the dangers of using drugs. Students and adults are en- as an extra set of eyes and ears for law enforcement. Captain couraged to make a personal commitment to live drug-free lives. K-9 educates dog owners about observing and reporting sus- For more information on Red Ribbon Week, contact the Commu- picious activity while walking in their neighborhoods. nity Sheriff’s Station at (562) 902-2960. For more information, contact the La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station at (562) 902-2960.

Report Graffiti Public Safety Graffiti is a blight on neighborhoods and requires exten- Poster Contest sive resources to remove it. Graffiti vandalism, or tagging, is a community problem that lowers property values and can lead The City of La Mirada will hold its annual Public Safety Poster to other types of crime. Tagging left unaddressed may encour- Contest from September 5 through September 23 as part of the City’s age further vandalism. Residents and businesses should report observance of Public Safety Month. This year’s theme is “Get Ready graffiti as soon as it is observed. The City’s Public Works De- To Shake Out”. Awards will be given to first, second, and third place partment strives to remove graffiti upon 24 hours of it being Winners in the following categories: reported. • Kindergarten and First Grade A strong community response sends a clear message that • Second and Third Grade tagging will not be tolerated. A $1,000 cash reward may be • Fourth and Fifth Grade given for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a • Sixth through Eighth Grades graffiti vandal. The 24-hour Graffiti Removal Hotline is: (562) • Ninth through Twelfth Grades 943-1557 or (714) 522-5858. Entry forms with contest rules will be available on Monday, Septem- To report a crime in progress, call 911. Be a good witness ber 5 at the La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station and at La Mirada and gather as much information as possible, such as a descrip- schools. Entries are due to the Community Sheriff’s Station by 5 p.m. tion of the suspect, license plate information, and direction on Friday, September 23. For additional information, contact (562) 902- of travel. Never put yourself in danger by intervening with a 2960. crime in progress.

8 La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station (562) 902-2960 Report Graffiti (562) 943-1557 La Mirada Encourages Pedestrian Safety October 5 is International Walk and Bike to School Day. Here are some Disaster Preparedness tips to remember when walking or jogging to ensure you remain safe. The City of La Mirada will join thousands of communities Be Aware • Don’t assume all motorists will come to a stop at crosswalks or across the country to participate in National Preparedness Month traffic signals. in September. The month-long nationwide effort is hosted by the • Even though one vehicle has stopped to allow pedestrians to Ready Campaign and Citizen Corps, encouraging households, cross, do not assume others will. businesses, and communities to prepare and plan for emergencies. • Watch for vehicles turning into or backing out of parking spaces or driveways. Preparing can start with three important steps: • Avoid walking in the dark and in bad weather conditions. 1. Get an emergency supply kit. 2. Make a plan for what to do in an emergency. Be Safe 3. Be informed about emergencies that could happen locally, • Dress to be seen. During the day, wear brightly colored cloth- and identify sources of information that will be helpful being; at night, wear special reflective material on your shoes, hat, fore, during, and after an emergency. or clothing. • Wear proper and well-maintained footwear with non-slip soles. National Preparedness Month focuses on turning awareness • When possible, walk with other pedestrians. into action by encouraging individuals and communities nation- • Walk on the sidewalk if available. If there is no sidewalk, walk wide to make an emergency preparedness plan. The La Mirada facing traffic. Disaster Preparedness Steering Committee (DPSC) will meet in • Cross the street only at the corner, preferably at controlled and September to discuss plans for the upcoming Communitywide Di- marked crosswalks with a traffic signal. saster Exercise. This year, the exercise will be held on October 20 • When crossing at a lighted intersection, be sure to use the pedes- in conjunction with the statewide earthquake awareness campaign trian signal button and wait for the walk light indicator. The Great California ShakeOut. • Look in each direction – left, right, left again, and over your The City brings together businesses, residents, and com- shoulder before you step into the street. munity organizations in the City to engage in earthquake pre- • If you see a car, wait until it goes by. Then look in each direction paredness. La Mirada will partner with first responders from the again until no cars are coming. Los Angeles County Fire and Sheriff’s Departments to encour- • When crossing, keep to the right of the crosswalk. Always cross age the community to practice their emergency preparedness streets directly and never diagonally. plans. • Keep looking and listening, until you reach the other side of the For more emergency preparedness information, visit www. crosswalk. cityoflamirada.org or www.Ready.gov. Be Considerate • Obey all traffic signs and signals. • Stand on the side of the road while waiting for the bus. Always stand at least 10 feet away from where the bus will stop. • When crossing in front of stopped car, make eye contact to be sure drivers see you before crossing in front of them. • Do not enter the crosswalk suddenly. • Always walk across the street, never run. • Stay out of the driver’s blind spot.

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9 & Successor Agency CITY COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS For period of May 10 – June 28, 2016

• Recognized Myllie Taylor on her 90th Birthday. • Awarded the contract with Century Paving, Inc. for Capital Improvement Project No. 2016- 05, Asphalt Seal Coat, Rehabilitation and Restriping of the Civic Center Parking Lot and • Recognized La Mirada Community Foundation Scholarship recipients Lauren Decker, Isatou Asphalt Rehabilitation and Restriping of Creek Park East Parking Lot. Gaye, Dante Gonzales, Andre Narvaez, Tori Pflanzer and Richard Romo. • Authorized a Professional Services Agreement with Phil Martin and Associates for the prep- • Appointed Scott Watkins to the Citizens’ Measure I Oversight Board. aration of a complete and comprehensive Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration • Appointed Ronald Mazanka to the Historical Preservation Advisory Council. Environmental Assessment.

• Reappointed Dustin Dahl to the Community Services Commission. • Approved an agreement with the County of Los Angeles for a Juvenile Probation Officer for Fiscal Year 2016-17. • Recognized Dulles and Eastwood Elementary schools for receiving the 2016 California Gold Ribbon Schools Award. • Approved a one-year extension to the agreement with the County of Los Angeles for the Strategies Against Gang Environments (SAGE) Program. • Proclaimed May as Older Americans month. • Approved an agreement with Amerinational Community Services, Inc. for the City’s hous- • Proclaimed May as Water Safety month. ing program.

• Recognized La Mirada Girls Softball Association 10 and Under Gold All Star Team. • Approved the non-exclusive licenses for Fiscal Year 2016-17 for Phantom Projects and • Recognized Spinitar for its 30th anniversary milestone. Actors Theatre Series.

• Recognized “Love A Tree” Poster Contest winners. • Approved an agreement with the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts Foundation for Fiscal Year 2016-17. • Approved a Professional Services Agreement with Engineering Resources of Southern Cali- fornia, Inc. for interim consultant project manager and construction services. • Approved the non-discrimination and accessibility program for La Mirada Transit Services.

• Accepted the work and authorized payment to Condor, Inc. for Capital Improvement Proj- • Approved an agreement with The Whole Child for homeless prevention and rapid rehous- ect No. 2016-03, Splash! Aquatics Center Pool Plastering. ing services.

• Accepted the work and approved additional unit price change order costs for Capital Im- • Approved a change order for Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment for the La Mirada Library provement Project No. 2015-01, Measure I, Phase 2 Residential Street Rehabilitation. Renovation Project.

• Approved an amendment to the Precision Concrete Cutting contract for sidewalk inspection • A warded the contract to Pavement Coatings, Co. for Capital Improvement Project No. and concrete maintenance services. 2015-13, Slurry Seal and Striping of Imperial Highway from La Mirada Boulevard to easterly City limits, and Leffingwell Road from La Mirada Boulevard to the easterly City limits. • Approved an agreement with J & S Construction for concrete removal and replacement services. • Awarded the contract to Yamada Enterprises for Capital Improvement Project No. 2016-06, • Approved an amendment to the agreement with the County of Los Angeles for architec- Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) for the La Mirada Library Renovation Project. tural and construction services for the La Mirada Library Renovation Project. • Adopted a resolution approving a rate adjustment and establishing residential and com- • Approved plans and specifications for traffic signal installation at Artesia Boulevard and mercial refuse rates in the City of La Mirada. Industry Circle East. • Adopted a resolution approving the Proposed Fiscal Year 2016-17 Budget. • Reviewed and discussed the high-speed rail project update. • Adopted a resolution regarding employment benefits andsalary rates for all classes of • Received a presentation for “Love La Mirada” Service Day. employment.

• Received a presentation from the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District. • Adopted a resolution establishing an Appropriations Limit for Fiscal Year 2016-17.

• Received and filed the City’s Investment Report for the months ending April and May, • Adopted a resolution approving the La Mirada Strategic Plan 2020. 2016. • Reviewed and discussed the La Mirada Community Foundation’s “Gala for a Cause” event. • Received and filed the Statement of Investment Policy for Fiscal earY 2016-17. • Reviewed and discussed the proposed La Mirada History Book. • Approved an amendment to the agreement with KOA Corporation for Capital Improvement Project No. 2015-14, La Mirada Boulevard Corridor Traffic Signal Improvements. • Reviewed and discussed proposed adjustments to City user fees.

La Mirada City Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 13700 La Mirada Blvd. City Council holds a Study Session meeting on the second Tuesday of every month at 5 p.m. in the Conference Room at City Hall. For agendas & minutes, visit www.cityoflamirada.org/agendas

10 CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 2016 Father and Son 9 All That Dance Campout Activity Center • 7-10 p.m. August 12-13 Dads and sons are invited to enjoy a night of camping in 14 Senior Health Fair Neff Park. Campers will bring and set up their own tents. Activity Center • 9 a.m.-12 p.m. The event includes a campfire, S’mores, crafts, and games. Campers can choose to bring their own food to grill or purchase breakfast and dinner for an additional $12 per person. Register today for a memorable October 2016 experience. $30 for campsite / $12 for dinner and breakfast per person. For more information, or to register call (562) 943-7277. 8 Friends of the Library Book Sale Activity Center

13 Fall Festival Activity Center • 10:30 a.m.

14 Foundation Gala for a Cause at the Neff Estate La Mirada Theatre Monday, October 31 • 4:30 to 8 p.m. Get ready for a terrific time at the annual Halloweenfest at Neff Estate! Come 26 Flu Clinic dressed in your favorite Halloween costumes and participate in the costume contest. Activity Center • 9-11 a.m. The festivities include a haunted maze, cartoon themed trick-or-treat area, games, crafts, and costume contests. Participants collect candy at the various game and craft booths throughout the night. This family event is perfect for all ages. For more infor- 31 Halloweenfest mation, contact (562) 943-7277. Neff arkP • 4:30 p.m. November 2016

7 Salute To Veterans La Mirada Theatre December 2016

1-9 Holiday Home Decorating Program Monday, November 7 Approximately 21 million veterans live in the United States, and La Mirada is home to many of these dedicated service men and women. La Mirada will host its annual Veterans 3 Chili Holiday Celebration Observance event on Monday, November 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the La Mirada Theatre for Splash! the Performing Arts. Join in honoring local veterans who have served, or are currently serving in our nation’s armed forces. 3 Festival of Trees Veterans are invited to display their military memorabilia and submit photos that Splash! may be included in a video presentation during the event. Applications to display items and release forms for photo submissions are available at the Resource Center. Applications and photos must be submitted by October 7. For more information, con- 15 Holiday Toy & Food Drive Ends tact Community Services at (562) 943-7277.

All That Dance

Friday, September 9 from 7 to 10 p.m. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. • La Mirada Activity Center Join friends at the La Mirada Activity Center and dance the night away on Friday, June 3 from 7 to 10 p.m. for All That Dance. Live entertainment is provided by Jim Gilman and Associates along with light refreshments and door prizes. Pre-registration is encouraged, but tickets may be purchased at the door. Cost is $5 per person. Ages 18 and over are welcome. 11 RECREATION FACILITY GUIDE

La Mirada Resource Center 13710 La Mirada Blvd...... (562) 943-7277 La Mirada Activity Center 13810 La Mirada Blvd...... (562) 902-3160 Operating Hours: Operating Hours: Monday-Thursday...... 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday - Friday ...... 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday...... 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday...... 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

La Mirada Community Gymnasium 15105 Alicante Rd...... (562) 902-2938 Operating Hours: Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center Monday & Wednesday...... 2 to 11 p.m. 13806 La Mirada Blvd...... (562) 902-3191 Tuesday & Thursday...... 6 to 9 a.m. / 2 to 11 p.m. Operating Hours: Friday...... 2 to 9 p.m. Monday-Friday...... 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday...... 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday...... 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday...... Noon to 4 p.m.

1 Anna J. Martin Park, 16135 Avenida San Martin (562) 943-7277 2 Behringer Athletic Facilities, Alicante Rd. & Hillsborough Dr. (562) 943-7277 3 Frontier Park, 13212 Marquardt Ave. (562) 921-7151 4 Gardenhill Park, 14435 Gardenhill Dr. (562) 941-6621 5 La Mirada Activity Center, 13810 La Mirada Blvd. (562) 902-3160 6 La Mirada City Hall, 13700 La Mirada Blvd. (562) 943-0131 7 La Mirada Creek Park, 12021 Santa Gertrudes Ave. (562) 943-7277 8 Gymnasium, 15105 Alicante Rd. (562) 902-2938 9 La Mirada Regional Park, 13701 Adelfa Dr. (562) 902-5645 10 La Mirada Resource Center, 13710 La Mirada Blvd. (562) 943-7277 11 Los Coyotes Athletic Facilities, Rosecrans & Beach (562) 943-7277 12 Neff Park, 14300 San Cristobal Dr. (562) 943-7277 13 Windermere Park, 15261 Cheshire St. (714) 521-4090 14 Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center, 13806 La Mirada Blvd. (562) 902-3191

12 REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 3

14 Contents

14-18 Aquatics

19 Adaptive Recreation

20 Dance Academy

21-23 Early Childhood 24

24 Tiny Tots

25-27 Youth

28-29 Youth Sports Leagues

30-33 Teens to Adults 34 Classes marked with this symbol promote Healthy Activities 34 Gymnasium

35 Sports Groups

36-42 Older Adults

43 Volunteer Opportunities

41 44-45 Social Services

46 Facility Reservations

47-48 Registration Information

13 Register for classes on page 47 14 Aquatics

Registration Begins August 3 Swim Lesson Registration Instructions Registration can be done on-line, by phone or in person at Splash! or the Resource Center. Buccaneer Bay For additional information please call Splash! Daily June 10th-August 19th at (562) 902-3191. Weekends through September 25th Please Register Carefully Students registered in the wrong skill level Saturdays through October 15th will not be able to participate. If the class Hours 10:30am-5:30pm you want is full, please put your name on the waiting list. Additional classes may be added. Wednesdays & Fridays Registration begins at 7:30am for all classes. August 24th-September 9th Hours 2pm-6pm Free Skills Testing If assistance is needed to determine class General (over 48in) $19.95 level, skill tests are available prior to reg- Junior (under 48in) $14.95 istration. Participants may come to Splash! during recreational swim hours for testing. Starbabies & Me Seniors (age 60+) $14.95 This class introduces infants and toddlers to the water in a fun and *Twilight (Mon through Fri after 3pm) loving environment while at the same time *General (over 48in) $9.95 training the adults who accompany them, *Junior (under 48in) $9.95 safety and drowning prevention. Parents or *Senior (age 60+) $9.95 caregivers are taught the proper techniques to teach their infants and toddlers how to float, Kids 2 years and under are free. submerge, move in the water, and rollover. Classes incorporate songs and activities to meet the swim skill benchmarks. Safety skill benchmarks are designed to educate the par- Water Exercise Class Aquatics Center ents or caregivers. 50 minutes Ages 6 mos. to 3 Splash! Pool Hours Age: 14 years and older Fall 1 Recreational Swim Shallow Water #45671* 10-10:25a M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 Saturday & Sundays 12:30pm-5:30pm Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8 a.m. #45672* 5-5:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 Monday through Friday 11-3pm Monday/Wednesday 7 p.m #45673 12-12:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 Tuesday/Thursday 10 a.m. (Through August 19th) #45674 10:30-10:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 Saturday 9 a.m. #45675 11-11:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 Fees Deep Water #45676 3:30-3:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $29 Single Adult Use $4 Tuesday & Thursday 7 p.m. Single Child Use $3 Fees *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 Single Use $5 Fall 2 Adult Lap Swim Discounted Pass (9 classes) $40 #45810 10-10:25a M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 Mon through Fri 5:30am-1pm #45811 5-5:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 Mon through Fri 6:30pm-9pm Aqua Zumba #45812 12-12:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 Have fun in the pool while toning Sat & Sun 7am-12pm #45813 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 muscles and burning calories with no impact on your joints. #45814 11-11:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 Lap Swim Punch Pass #45815 3:30-3:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $29 Adult 16 visits $52 Instructor: Reyna Ruiz Fall 3 Senior (60 and over) 16 visits $44 Ages 13 and up Splash! #3039 9-9:45a Tu, F 8/23-10/7 $50 #45940 10-10:25a M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 Adult Spa Hours #3065 9-9:45a Tu, F 10/11-11/22 $50 #45941 5-5:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 Mon through Fri 5:30am-9pm #3038 5:45-6:30p Th 8/25-10/6 $30 #45942 12-12:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 Sat & Sun 7am-5pm #3066 5:45-6:30p Th 10/13-11/17 $30 #45943 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #3037 8:00-8:45a Sa 8/27-10/8 $30 #45944 11-11:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #3064 8:00-8:45a Sa 10/15-11/19 $30 #45945 3:30-3:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $29

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Preschool Starfish Preschool Starfish continued... Preschool children will focus on Fall 3 developing a high comfort level in #45855 10:30-10:55a M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 the water and a readiness to swim. Children will #45856 12-12:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 be introduced to functional swim skills like trust #45857 4-4:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 and submersion, body positions, air recovery, rotary movement, forward movement, direction #45858 5-5:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 change, and age appropriate safety skills. #45859 6-6:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 Ages 3 to 5 Splash! #45860 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 Fall 1 #45861 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45574* 10:30-10:55a M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45862 4-4:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45576* 12-12:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45863 5-5:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45577* 4-4:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45864 6-6:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45579* 5-5:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45865 9:30-9:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45580* 6-6:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45866 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45581 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45867 11:30-11:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45582 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45868 2:30-2:55p Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45583 4-4:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45869 9-9:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45870 9:30-9:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45585 5-5:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45871 10-10:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45587 6-6:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 Starfish Swim School continued... #45872 11-11:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45590 9:30-9:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45824 6:30-6:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45873 12:30-12:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45592 10:30-10:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45825 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45874 2:30-2:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45594 11:30-11:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45826 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45595 2:30-2:55p Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45827 6-6:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45596 9-9:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 Starfish Swim School #45828 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45597 9:30-9:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 This class is designed to improve #45829 9-9:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 comfort and skill in the water, #45598 10-10:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 #45831 10-10:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 regardless of past swimming experience. #45600 11-11:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 Topics covered in this class include breathing #45833 11-11:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45601 12:30-12:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $29 control, floating, prone glide, back float, arm #45835 4:30-4:55p Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45602 2:30-2:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $29 strokes, kicking, and other elementary skills. #45836 9-9:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #45837 9:30-9:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 Fall 2 Fall 1 #45838 10:30-10:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45725 10:30-10:55a M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45682* 4:30-4:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45839 11:30-11:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45726 12-12:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45683* 5:30-5:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45727 4-4:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45684* 6-6:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 Fall 3 #45728 5-5:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45685* 6:30-6:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $57 #45951 4:30-4:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 #45686 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45729 6-6:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45952 5:30-5:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 #45687 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45730 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45953 6-6:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 #45688 6-6:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45731 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45954 6:30-6:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $57 #45689 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $57 #45732 4-4:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45955 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45690 9-9:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45733 5-5:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45692 10-10:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45956 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45734 6-6:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $57 #45694 11-11:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45957 6-6:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45735 9:30-9:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45696 4:30-4:55p Sa 9/3-9/24 $29 #45958 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $57 #45736 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45697 9-9:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 #45959 9-9:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45737 11:30-11:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45698 9:30-9:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 #45961 10-10:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45738 2:30-2:55p Sa 10/1-10/22 $29 #45700 10:30-10:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 #45963 11-11:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45739 9-9:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45702 11:30-11:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $29 #45965 4:30-4:55p Sa 10/29-11/19 $29 #45740 9:30-9:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 #45966 9-9:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45741 10-10:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 Fall 2 #45967 9:30-9:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45742 11-11:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45821 4:30-4:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45743 12:30-12:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45822 5:30-5:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45968 10:30-10:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $29 #45744 2:30-2:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $29 #45823 6-6:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $57 #45969 11:30-11:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $29

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Starfish Stroke School Semi-Private Swim Class Semi-Private Swim continued... This class will review previous With three students per instructor, Fall 3 level swimming skills and bench- this class offers small group instruc- #45919 8:30-8:55a M, W 10/24-11/16 $88 marks. Students will develop endurance tion to beginner and competitive swimmers #45927 9:30-9:55a M, W 10/24-11/16 $88 and refine freestyle. Students will learn flip of all ages and levels. This class is designed turns, surface dives, and stroke technique for to offer a more individualized approach to #45928 11:30-11:55a M, W 10/24-11/16 $88 backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke. learning to swim. Additional classes are also #45920 5-5:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $88 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! available at a variety of times on the weekends. #45932 6:30-6:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $88 Fall 1 Ages 2 and up Splash! #45922 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 #45677* 5-5:50p M, W 8/29-9/21 $69 Fall 1 #45923 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 #45678 5-5:50p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $69 #45655* 8:30-8:55a M, W 8/29-9/21 $88 #45926 12-12:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 #45679 10-10:50a Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 #45662* 9:30-9:55a M, W 8/29-9/21 $88 #45924 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 #45680 10-10:50a Su 9/4-9/25 $37 #45704* 11:30-11:55a M, W 8/29-9/21 $88 #45933 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 #45681 11-11:50a Su 9/4-9/25 $37 #45656* 5-5:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $88 #45934 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $88 *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 #45666* 6:30-6:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $88 #45938 9-9:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $44 Fall 2 #45658 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45937 10-10:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $44 #45816 5-5:50p M, W 9/26-10/19 $69 #45705 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45939 11-11:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $44 #45817 5-5:50p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $69 #45661 12-12:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45921 1:30-1:55p Sa 10/29-11/19 $44 #45818 10-10:50a Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 #45659 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45925 3:30-3:55p Sa 10/29-11/19 $44 #45819 10-10:50a Su 10/2-10/23 $37 #45667 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45936 10:30-10:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $44 #45820 11-11:50a Su 10/2-10/23 $37 #45668 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $88 #45935 11:30-11:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $44 Fall 3 #45706 9-9:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $44 #45929 1:30-1:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $44 #45946 5-5:50p M, W 10/24-11/16 $69 #45670 10-10:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $44 #45930 3-3:25p Su 10/30-11/20 $44 #45947 5-5:50p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $69 #45707 11-11:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $44 #45931 4:30-4:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $44 #45948 10-10:50a Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 #45657 1:30-1:55p Sa 9/3-9/24 $44 #45949 10-10:50a Su 10/30-11/20 $37 #45660 3:30-3:55p Sa 9/3-9/24 $44 #45950 11-11:50a Su 10/30-11/20 $37 #45708 10:30-10:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $44 Private Swim Class #45669 11:30-11:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $44 This individual class is designed to Pre-Competitive Swim #45663 1:30-1:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $44 teach swimming skills depending Class #45664 3-3:25p Su 9/4-9/25 $44 on the skill level of the participant. Par- ticipants will begin with fundamentals and Participants will improve swim- #45665 4:30-4:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $44 work up to competitive skills. ming skills by refining the competitive *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 strokes learned in previous classes. Partici- Ages 6mos. & up Splash! Fall 2 pants will also be prepared for competitive #45603* 8-8:25a M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45789 8:30-8:55a M, W 9/26-10/19 $88 swimming. Flip turns, competitive starts #45604* 9-9:25a M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45797 9:30-9:55a M, W 9/26-10/19 $88 and dives will also be taught. Prerequisite: #45610* 11-11:25a M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45798 11:30-11:55a M, W 9/26-10/19 $88 Starfish Stroke School. This class may be #45613* 12:30-12:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45790 5-5:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $88 repeated. #45614* 4-4:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #45802 6:30-6:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $88 #45615* 4:30-4:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 Fall 1 #45792 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45616* 5-5:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45570* 6-6:50p M, W 8/29-9/21 $69 #45793 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45617* 5:30-5:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45571 6-6:50p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $69 #45796 12-12:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45619* 6-6:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45572 11-11:50a Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 #45794 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45624* 6:30-6:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 #45573 9-9:50a Su 9/4-9/25 $37 #45803 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45653* 7-7:25p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 #45804 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $88 #45654* 7:30-7:55p M, W 8/29-9/21 $129 Fall 2 #45808 9-9:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $44 *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 #45721 6-6:50p M, W 9/26-10/19 $69 #45807 10-10:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $44 #45605 8-8:25a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45722 6-6:50p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $69 #45809 11-11:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $44 #45606 9-9:25a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45723 11-11:50a Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 #45791 1:30-1:55p Sa 10/1-10/22 $44 #45618 10-10:25a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45724 9-9:50a Su 10/2-10/23 $37 #45795 3:30-3:55p Sa 10/1-10/22 $44 #45703 11-11:25a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 Fall 3 #45806 10:30-10:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $44 #45620 12:30-12:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45851 6-6:50p M, W 10/24-11/16 $69 #45805 11:30-11:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $44 #45621 4-4:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45852 6-6:50p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $69 #45799 1:30-1:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $44 #45622 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45853 11-11:50a Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 #45800 3-3:25p Su 10/2-10/23 $44 #45623 5-5:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45854 9-9:50a Su 10/30-11/20 $37 #45801 4:30-4:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $44 #45648 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129

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Private Swim Class continued... Private Swim Class continued... Private Swim Class continued... #45625 6-6:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45779 11:30-11:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45900 9-9:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45626 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45776 1-1:25p Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45901 9:30-9:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45627 7-7:25p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45777 2-2:25p Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45902 10-10:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45628 7:30-7:55p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $129 #45783 3-3:25p Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45916 11-11:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45629 9-9:25a Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45778 4-4:25p Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45903 12-12:25p Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45632 9:30-9:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45784 8-8:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 #45904 12:30-12:55p Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45630 10:30-10:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45785 8:30-8:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 #45905 1-1:25p Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45645 11:30-11:55a Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45770 9-9:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 #45910 2-2:25p Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45641 1-1:25p Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45771 9:30-9:55a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 #45911 4-4:25p Su 10/30-11/20 $64 #45642 2-2:25p Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45772 10-10:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 #45649 3-3:25p Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45786 11-11:25a Su 10/2-10/23 $64 Home School Education #45643 4-4:25p Sa 9/3-9/24 $64 #45773 12-12:25p Su 10/2-10/23 $64 Swim Class #45650 8-8:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45774 12:30-12:55p Su 10/2-10/23 $64 This class is designed to meet the physical education needs for the home #45651 8:30-8:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45775 1-1:25p Su 10/2-10/23 $64 school student. Participants will improve #45633 9-9:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45780 2-2:25p Su 10/2-10/23 $64 their basic skills and physical fitness. Course #45634 9:30-9:55a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45781 4-4:25p Su 10/2-10/23 $64 will cover basic skills and knowledge in #45635 10-10:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 Fall 3 swimming, waterpolo, diving and basic #45652 11-11:25a Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45875 8-8:25a M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 water safety. #45638 12-12:25p Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45876 9-9:25a M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #45639 12:30-12:55p Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45879 11-11:25a M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Fall 1 #45640 1-1:25p Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45881 12:30-12:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 #45566 11-11:50a Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $69 #45646 2-2:25p Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45882 4-4:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Fall 2 #45647 4-4:25p Su 9/4-9/25 $64 #45883 4:30-4:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 #45718 11-11:50a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $69 Fall 2 #45884 5-5:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Fall 3 #45745 8-8:25a M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45885 5:30-5:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 #45848 11-11:50a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $69 #45746 9-9:25a M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45887 6-6:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 #45749 11-11:25a M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45892 6:30-6:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Special Flex Plan Lesson #45751 12:30-12:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45917 7-7:25p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Offered #45752 4-4:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45918 7:30-7:55p M, W 10/24-11/16 $129 Starbabies and Me, Preschool Starfish, Pri- vate, and Semi-Private classes are offered #45753 4:30-4:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45877 8-8:25a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 on a special flexible schedule plan. Lessons #45754 5-5:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45878 9-9:25a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 must be booked in advance and are subject #45755 5:30-5:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45886 10-10:25a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 to availability. For more information contact #45757 6-6:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45880 11-11:25a Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 Splash! at (562) 902-3191. #45762 6:30-6:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45888 12:30-12:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 Starbabies and Me Fee: $74 #45787 7-7:25p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45889 4-4:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 Preschool Starfish Fee: $74 #45788 7:30-7:55p M, W 9/26-10/19 $129 #45890 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 Semi-Private Fee: $119 #45747 8-8:25a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45891 5-5:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 Private Fee: $149 #45748 9-9:25a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45912 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 #45756 10-10:25a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45893 6-6:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 #45750 11-11:25a Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45894 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 #45758 12:30-12:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45895 7-7:25p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 #45759 4-4:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45896 7:30-7:55p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $129 #45760 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45897 9-9:25a Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45761 5-5:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45899 9:30-9:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45782 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45898 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45763 6-6:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45909 11:30-11:55a Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45764 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45906 1-1:25p Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45765 7-7:25p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45907 2-2:25p Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 New and Improved #45766 7:30-7:55p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $129 #45913 3-3:25p Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 #45767 9-9:25a Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45908 4-4:25p Sa 10/29-11/19 $64 Registration System #45769 9:30-9:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45914 8-8:25a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 Create your account today! #45768 10:30-10:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $64 #45915 8:30-8:55a Su 10/30-11/20 $64 www.cityoflamirada.org

*No class 9/5 ; Make-up 9/9. Register for classes on page 47 18 Aquatics

Polo Buddies Adult Beginning Polo Buddies is a beginner’s level Swimming water polo class for boys and girls This class is a basic swim course ages 7-15. With smaller class sizes and mul- for adults learning to swim. Participants will tiple coaches, students receive more indi- be taught floating and basic stroke tech- vidual instruction. In Polo Buddies class, no niques. This class will introduce front crawl student gets left behind. It’s also an inclusive and elementary backstroke skills. No pre- class for kids with ADHD (ADD), Asperg- vious skills required. er’s, anxiety, or muscle coordination issues. Ages 16 and up Splash! Students must be able to follow verbal direc- Fall 1 tions, work in groups of 3 to 4 and must be #45559 8-8:50a Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 Log Rolling safe in deep water. Polo Buddies is a group #45560 8-8:50a Su 9/4-9/25 $37 Splash! is excited to offer Log class and not designed for students who may Rolling, an exhilarating water Fall 2 need individual instruction. For more infor- sport for participants and spectators alike. #45711 8-8:50a Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 mation please contact Coach David Farkas Log Rolling provides a fun balance chal- at [email protected] #45712 8-8:50a Su 10/2-10/23 $37 lenge along with a strong core and cardio Ages 7 to 15 Splash! Fall 3 workout. After participants learn the basic Fall 1 #45841 8-8:50a Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 steps and improve their own personal skills, #45567* 11:30a-12:30p Sa 9/10-9/24 $48.75 #45842 8-8:50a Su 10/30-11/20 $37 they can progress to challenges that involve #45568* 11:30a-12:30p Su 9/11-9/25 $48.75 cooperation and/or competition with part- *Only 3 classes due to holiday ners and teams. It’s as easy as falling of a Adult Intermediate log! http://www.keylogrolling.com/content/ Fall 2 Swimming learn-log-roll #45719 11:30a-12:30p Sa 10/1-10/22 $65 Participants will be taught how Ages 8 and up Splash! #45720 11:30a-12:30p Su 10/2-10/23 $65 to improve the front crawl stroke and be Fall 1 Fall 3 introduced to breaststroke and sidestroke. #11111 3-3:50p Su 9/4-9/25 $37 #45849 11:30a-12:30p Sa 11/5-11/26 $65 Depending on the skill level, adults will be #22222 3-3:50p Su 10/2-10/23 $37 introduced to treading water, diving, and #45850 11:30a-12:30p Su 11/6-11/27 $65 #33333 3-3:50p Su 10/30-11/20 $37 flip turns. The majority of class time will Fundamentals of Water be spent in deep water. Prerequisite: Adult Board Diving Polo Beginning level swimming skills. This class is designed to teach the This is a waterpolo class for boys Ages 16 and up Splash! basics of one-meter and three- and girls that will cover eggbeater (treading Fall 1 meter spring board diving. Participants will water), head up and head down freestyle, #45561 8-8:50a Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 be taught the fundamentals of basic board backstroke, and ball handling skills, pressure #45562 8-8:50a Su 9/4-9/25 $37 diving through safe teaching techniques. Pre- passing, and passing technique. This class Fall 2 requisite: Standing front dive and Starfish will encourage team work, good character #45713 8-8:50a Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 Stroke School. This class may be repeated. Ages 6 to 16 Splash! and having fun learning a great sport. No prior #45714 8-8:50a Su 10/2-10/23 $37 waterpolo experience is necessary. There are Fall 1 Fall 3 no makeups. Prerequisite: Starfish Stroke #45563 11-11:50a Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 #45843 8-8:50a Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 School swimming skills. Students will need Fall 2 #45844 8-8:50a Su 10/30-11/20 $37 to bring goggles. Girls must wear one piece #45715 11-11:50a Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 suits and boys must wear speedos or jammers Fall 3 (no board shorts). Students can only attend the Adaptive Swim Class #45845 11-11:50a Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 Fundamentals class which they are enrolled. This class is designed to pro- For younger children who are 7-9 years old and vide community members with a want to start to learn waterpolo, please check mental or physical disability the opportunity out the Polo Buddies class held at Splash! to learn and improve swimming skills, main- Ages 9 to 15 Splash! tain and increase physical fitness, achieve Fall 1 success, and receive recognition within an #45564* 5:30-6:20p M, W 8/29-9/21 $69 aquatic environment. #45709 5:30-6:20p Tu, Th 8/30-9/22 $69 Ages 4 to 18 Splash! *No Class 9/5; Make-Up 9/9 Fall 1 Fall 2 #45558 12-12:50p Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 #45716 5:30-6:20p M, W 9/26-10/19 $69 Fall 2 New and Improved #45717 5:30-6:20p Tu, Th 9/27-10/20 $69 #45710 12-12:50p Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 Fall 3 Fall 3 Registration System #45846 5:30-6:20p M, W 10/24-11/16 $69 #45840 12-12:50p Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 Create your account today! #45847 5:30-6:20p Tu, Th 10/25-11/17 $69 www.cityoflamirada.org

*No class 9/5 ; Make-up 9/9. Key to class locations on page 12 Adaptive Recreation 19 The City of La Mirada is proud to serve participants with special needs. Patrons are encouraged to enjoy an assortment of activities through our recreation classes and activities as well as specialized adaptive recreation programs. A variety of activities are offered year-round for individuals with developmental or physical disabilities. The Community Services Department will provide reasonable accommodations in recreation programs and facilities to enable participation by individuals with disabilities. La Mirada is committed to providing programs for all residents including those with special needs. Please call (562) 902-3160 for assistance in finding the perfect class.

Adaptive Swim Class Zumba Adaptive This class is designed to provide This fun-filled class is an adaptive community members with a mental fitness program with very simple or physical disability the opportunity to learn and and easy to follow moves inspired by Latin improve swimming skills, maintain and increase dance, hip hop and other rhythmus to create physical fitness, achieve success, and receive rec- an aerobic routine to target calorie output, fat ognition within an aquatic environment. burning and toning. Ages 4 to 18 Splash! Instructor: Pilar Lopez Fall 1 Ages 12 to 21 LMAC #45558 12-12:50p Sa 9/3-9/24 $37 #3022 5-5:50p M 9/12-10/3 $49 Fall 2 #45710 12-12:50p Sa 10/1-10/22 $37 Support Group For Fall 3 Parents With Children #45840 12-12:50p Sa 10/29-11/19 $37 Who Have Special Needs A support group for parents who have a child who is coping with medical, develop- Polo Buddies mental, behavior or learning challenges in Community Sports Groups Polo Buddies is a beginner’s level their lives. Parents need a safe and healthy water polo class for boys and girls La Mirada Pop Warner, La Mirada Soccer Asso- environment to seek support, comfort, and ciation and La Mirada Little League offer adap- ages 7-15. With smaller class sizes and mul- resources to help with their own emotional tiple coaches, students receive more individual tive recreational sports leagues for individuals needs. For more information, please call of all ages. TOP Soccer, Challenger Football instruction. In Polo Buddies class, no student Straight Talk at (562) 943-0195. gets left behind. It’s also an inclusive class for and Challenger Baseball are community- kids with ADHD (ADD), Asperger’s, anxiety, based training and team placement programs or muscle coordination issues. Students must Adaptive Artful Expressions designed specifically for young athletes with be able to follow verbal directions, work in This is a fun, open-ended art class designed disabilities. Coaches provide instruction appro- groups of 3 to 4 and must be safe in deep water. for children on the Autism Spectrum and priate to each individual child’s level. One-on- Polo Buddies is a group class and not designed their siblings. Children can explore various one assistance is provided by “buddies”, and for students who may need individual instruc- art materials which will provide an oppor- specifically adapted equipment is available tion. For more information please contact tunity for sensory and creative experiences. for use. For more information, contact the Coach David Farkas at [email protected] A cash $10 material fee is payable to La Mirada Resource Center at (562) 943-7277. Ages 7 to 15 Splash! instructor at first class meeting. Adult attendance required. Fall 1 CHALLENGER BASEBALL Instructor: Jackie Ferraro #45567* 11:30a-12:30p Sa 9/10-9/24 $48.75 4 yrs & Up Ages 4 to 12 LMRC #45568* 11:30a-12:30p Su 9/11-9/25 $48.75 Season: March - June (SPRING) #3021 4:30-5:15p F 9/16-10/7 $30 *Only 3 classes due to holiday Sign-ups: November-January Fall 2 Therapeutic Horseback Little League Baseball www.LaMiradaLittleLeague.com #45719 11:30a-12:30p Sa 10/1-10/22 $65 Riding #45720 11:30a-12:30p Su 10/2-10/23 $65 Children and adults with disabili- CHALLENGER FOOTBALL Fall 3 ties learn the basics about horsemanship and 5 - 18 yrs #45849 11:30a-12:30p Sa 11/5-11/26 $65 riding, feeding and grooming. Bring a bike Season: August - December (FALL) #45850 11:30a-12:30p Su 11/6-11/27 $65 helmet and wear closed toe shoes. $20 mate- Sign-ups: April-June rial fee payable to instructor at first class La Mirada Pop Warner meeting. www.havefunwithhorses.com www.LaMiradaPopWarner.com Location: El Rodeo Stables CAPC Personal Safety (949) 285-5286 Tuesday’s August 16 – October 11 TOPSOCCER 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. 10-11 a.m. All Ages Brea, CA 92823 Season: August - January (FALL) This class will address personal safety mea- Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore Sign-ups: May - June sures such as identity theft protection, per- Ages 5 and up El Rodeo Stables sonal safety awareness and self-defense. $10 (866) 930-LMSA #3067 11-12p Sa 8/27-9/17 $72 payable to instructor on first day of class. La Mirada Soccer Association (LMSA) For more information, call (562) 902-3160. #3068 11-12p Sa 9/24-10/15 $72 www.LaMiradaSoccer.org Register for classes on page 47 20 La Mirada Dance Academy

Mommy and Me Ballet Early Childhood Designed for the youngest of Mrs. Cristina’s ballerinas, come and enjoy with your child the wonderful world of dance! Parent participation required. Comfortable clothing recommended. Instructor: Cristina M. Blanco Ages 2 to 4 LMRC #3080 11-11:45a Th 9/15-11/3 $100

Youth Beginning Ballet For continuing students or newcomers, a progressive class focusing on more advance elements of ballet Royal All-Stars - Cheer and tap. Program Instructor: Cristina M. Blanco ‘Royal All-Stars’ is an all-star cheer Ages 5 to 8 LMRC and dance team for girls and boys wanting to #3072 1-1:45p Th 9/15-11/3 $100 improve their dance and cheer skills; great for #3073 5:30-6:15p Th 9/15-11/3 $100 individuals who want to dance and belong #3074 11-11:45a Sa 9/17-11/5 $100 to a team. Team will perform at city events, #3075 2-2:45p Sa 9/17-11/5 $100 sports games and participate in competitions. Pre-Ballet If you want to enjoy a recreational dance Introduction into the wonderful experience, prepare for middle or high school world of dance! Fundamentals dance/cheer try-outs or simply want to be part of ballet and movement are explored in an of a team, you are encouraged to join! $100 active, playful and fun group setting. Basic material fee due at first class for practice & tap is provided for rhythm. Comfortable performance uniform. dance attire recommended. Instructor: Bianca Hallock Instructor: Cristina M. Blanco Ages 5 to 18 Gym Ages 3 to 4 LMRC #3016 7:30-8:30p W-Th 8/24-9/22 $107 #3081 12-12:45p Th 9/15-11/3 $100 #3017 7:30-8:30p W-Th 9/28-10/27 $107 #3082 4:30-5:15p Th 9/15-11/3 $100 #3083 10-10:45a Sa 9/17-11/5 $100 #3084 1-1:45p Sa 9/17-11/5 $100 Teens to Adults Hip Hop Dance Ballet and Tap Your child will have a great time learning Hip Hop dance moves Come join “Parenting” magazine’s Belly Dance award winner for ‘Best Dance’ and routines. All music has been edited for Escape with this fun and energizing the past 7 years. Children will learn the appropriateness. Comfortable clothing and basics of ballet and tap in a fun, positive and sneakers will be helpful. No jeans please. dance form. Burn calories, reduce rewarding environment. Child must bring Instructor: Georgia Gonzales stress, and increase self-esteem while you ballet shoes, tap shoes and any leotard/tutu Ages 6 to 12 Gym trim and tone your body with graceful move- will do. No class 9/5. ments from the ancient art of belly dance. #3078 4:30-5:30p Tu 8/23-9/27 $57 Instructor: Freckled Frog Staff - Stacy Instructor: Fahtiem #3079 4:30-5:30p Tu 10/4-11/8 $57 Ages 2 to 3 LMRC Ages 13 and up LMRC #3069 11:15-12p M 8/22-11/14 $145 #3076 7:35-9p Th 9/8-10/6 $49 #3070 11:15-12p Tu 8/23-11/8 $145 #3077 7:35-9p Th 10/20-11/17 $49 Ages 2 to 3 Gym #3071 5:30-6:15p W 8/24-11/9 $145 Adult Basic Ballet Ages 3½ to 5 LMRC Whether you have a background in #3130 12:30-1:15p M 8/22-11/14 $145 dance or have always been curious #3131 12:15-1p Tu 8/23-11/8 $145 to learn, come join us for a lovely evening of ballet, music, and camaraderie. Comfortable Ages 4 to 7 LMRC New and Improved clothing recommended. #3132 3:30-4:15p M 8/22-11/14 $145 Registration System Instructor: Cristina M. Blanco Ages 4 to 7 Gym Create your account today! Ages 16 and up LMRC #3133 6:30-7:15p W 8/24-11/9 $145 www.cityoflamirada.org #3024 6:15-7:25p Tu, Th 9/13-11/3 $100 Key to class locations on page 12 Early Childhood 21

Arts & Crafts Health & Fitness

Autumn Holiday Fun Gobble, gobble boo! Celebrate Aspiring Little Artists Halloween and Thanksgiving Awesome Acrobats with music and movement activities. We’ll Children will learn about colors and shapes of sing songs about skeletons, pumpkins and Gymnastics the season while experimenting with a variety turkeys too! Expect a variety of activities PDGA USA is a world-class training of art mediums and tools. Hands-on activities including obstacle course, story time, para- facility offering preschool gymnastics. PDGA will encourage fine-motor, language and cog- chute and puppets. Create a craft to go along USA offers a structured environment with nitive skills. Expect story time, painting, col- with our weekly story or song. Adult par- all the competitive gymnastics equipment lage, and clay work. $15 cash material fee ticipation required. $7 materials fee pay- including trampolines and a foam pit. payable to instructor at first class meeting. able to instructor at 1st class meeting. Location: PDGA USA Adult participation required. Instructor: Jackie Ferraro 15064 Shoemaker Avenue Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Ages 3 to 6 LMRC Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Ages 2 to 4 LMRC (562) 229-1927 #3329 10:15-11:15a M 9/12-10/24 $48 #3117 10:15-11a F 9/2-9/23 $28 Instructor: PDGA USA #3284 10:15-11a F 10/7-10/28 $28 Ages 3 to 5 PDGA USA #3128 10:45-11:30a W 8/24-9/14 $37 Art Innovators! Preschool Enrichment #3129 10:45-11:30a W 9/21-10/12 $37 Build your own portfolio with the masterpieces you will create each week! Explore a variety of artistic styles and methods using professional-quality media such as watercolor, pastels, chalk, and more. Our projects never repeat. If you can dream, you can draw! $5 material fee payable to instructor at first class meeting. Ages 42 mos. to 5 LMAC #3115 2:50-3:30p F 8/26--9/16 $47 #3116 2:50-3:30p F 9/23-10/14 $47

Creative Play for Tots Little fingers will experiment Fun on the Farm Bring your parent to the farm. with painting, sculpting, and cre- Babies Play to Grow Together you’ll learn about funny ating while exploring different art textures. A fun parent and me class designed farm animals, create a farm craft and ride a Sensory exploration and musical activity especially for young babies and real pony each week. $20 material fee pay- their parents. Class will include infant mas- encourages speech and language develop- able to instructor at first class meeting. sage, music and movement, tummy time, ment, along with fine and gross motor skills. Bring a bike helmet and wear closed-toe A great class for children with special needs, shoes. Parent participation is required. sensory play, and gentle movement exer- too. Dress for a mess of fun! Adult par- www.havefunwithhorses.com cises to enhance brain development and ticipation is required. $10 cash material Location: El Rodeo Stables basic baby sign language. Bring a blanket fee payable to instructor at first class (949) 285-5286 and pillow. meeting. No class 11/1. 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Brea, CA 92823 Ages 2 to 8 months LMRC Ages 15 mos. to 36 mos. LMRC Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore #3285 11:30a-12:15p M 9/12-10/10 $40 #3118 10:15-11a Tu 8/23-9/20 $34 Ages 1½ to 6 yrs. El Rodeo Stables #3119 11:15-12p Tu 8/23-9/20 $34 #3122 10-11a F 8/26-9/16 $72 #3120 10:15-11a Tu 9/27-10/25 $34 #3123 10-11a F 9/23-10/14 $72 Classes promote personal development and enrichment. #3121 11:15-12p Tu 9/27-10/25 $34 #3124 10-11a F 10/21-11/11 $72 Register for classes on page 47 22 Early Childhood

Tot Ice Hockey Mommy, Daddy and Me Learn basic skills necessary to play Gymnastics ice hockey. No sticks or pucks yet. Mommy/Daddy & Me Gymnas- Skate rental, half hour of instruction and a tics is a great way to begin your toddler’s free practice session on your registered class development of fine motor skills with group day. Dress warmly. Practice session times: Th exercises, balance, flexibility, and aerobic 2:45-4:00pm or Sat 10:45-11:15am. Check in activities. Mommy/Daddy & Me is offered early. Pre-registration required. at PDGA USA Gymnastics Academy, a Location: The Rinks Lakewood ICE world-class training facility. (562) 429-1805 Location: PDGA USA 3975 Pixie Avenue 15064 Shoemaker Avenue Lakewood, CA 90712 Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 www.lakewoodice.com Instructor: The Rinks Lakewood ICE staff (562) 229-1927 Ages 3 to 6 Instructor: PDGA USA #3365 4-4:30p Th 8/25-9/15 $45 Ages 1 to 3 PDGA USA Tae Kwon Do for Pee-Wee #3366 4-4:30p Th 9/22-10/13 $45 #3222 10-10:45a W 8/24-9/14 $37 Students will learn leadership and #3367 4-4:30p Th 10/20-11/10 $45 #3223 10-10:45a W 9/21-10/12 $37 life skills such as self-control, #3368 10:15-10:45a Sa 8/27-9/17 $45 confidence, respect, and focus. They will be #3369 10:15-10:45a Sa 9/24-10/15 $45 taught Tae Kwon Do and social skills in a #3370 10:15-10:45 Sa 10/22-11/12 $45 fun, dynamic, disciplined, and positive environment. Includes free uniform for new students; returning members will receive Kindergym a $5 discount for the class. Come join us and all our friends Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do in the sport of gymnastics made (714) 739-8676 kid size. Your child will love running, 15532 La Mirada Blvd. jumping, and rolling on the mats and gymnastics equipment. Improve strength, La Mirada, CA 90638 flexibility, and coordination in a safe and Instructor: Master Jang Kim fun environment. Ages 3½ to 6 U.S. Tae Kwon Do Center Instructor: Lighthouse Gymnastics #3343 6:20-6:50p Tu, Th 8/23-9/15 $62 Academy #3341 6:20-6:50p Tu, Th 9/20-10/13 $62 Ages 3 to 5 LMRC Character Education #3342 6:20-6:50p Tu, Th 10/18-11/10 $62 #3167 5-5:55p M 8/22-9/26 $65 Class for Tiny Tiger #3338 6:20-6:50p Th, Sa* 8/25-9/17 $62 #3158 5-5:55p M 10/3-10/24 $65 The Tiny Tiger program is #3339 6:20-6:50p Th, Sa* 9/20-10/15 $62 #3159 3:15-4p F 8/26-9/23 $65 designed specifically for pre-school aged #3340 6:20-6:50p Th, Sa* 10/18-11/12 $62 #3160 3:15-4p F 9/30-10/21 $65 kids! Three to five year olds love physical *Saturday class from 9a-9:30a #3161 10:45-11:30a F 8/26-9/23 $65 activity and anything involving playing and #3162 10:45-11:30a F 9/30-10/21 $65 kicking. Our program provides them with #3163 7-7:55p F 8/26-9/23 $65 their own program that targets their stage of #3164 7-7:55p F 9/30-10/21 $65 development in a manner that keeps them Horse Fun for #3165 11-11:40a Sa 8/27-9/24 $65 entertained while at the same time building Preschoolers #3166 11-11:40a Sa 10/1-10/22 $65 skills that set them up for success. Includes Bring your parent to help you free uniform for new students only. learn about horses! We will learn to halter, Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do groom, saddle, feed, walk, stop, and turn a 13425 Beach Blvd. real live horse. $20 material fee payable La Mirada, CA 90638 to instructor at first class meeting. Bring (562) 947-1111 a bike helmet and wear closed-toe shoes. Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do Parent participation is required. Ages 3 to 5 Victory Tae Kwon Do www.havefunwithhorses.com Location: El Rodeo Stables #3025 3:30-4p M/W* 8/15-9/7 $57 (949) 285-5286 #3026 3:30-4p M/W 9/12-10/5 $57 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. #3028 5:30-6p T/Th 8/16-9/8 $57 Brea, CA 92823 #3027 5:30-6p T/Th 9/13-10/6 $57 Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore New and Improved * Make up 4:45 to 5:30pm (Fri), or 9:40 to 10:25am (Sat) Ages 3 to 6 El Rodeo Stables #3125 11-12p Sa 8/27-9/17 $72 Registration System Classes and programs help you #3126 11-12p Sa 9/24-10/15 $72 Create your account today! live a healthier, happier life. #3127 11-12p Sa 10/22-11/12 $72 www.cityoflamirada.org Key to class locations on page 12 Early Childhood 23

Art and Science Exploration 8 weeks Tumbling Toddlers Create paints, slimes and other wonderful art Pee Wee Tennis concoctions as we learn about the seasons. Your toddler will learn coordina- This class is your future tennis We’ll explore desert animals, water cycle and tion and basic motor skills in this star’s introduction to the exciting harvest time. Expect creative interaction with fun-filled program provided in an exciting world of tennis, sports, and overall athleti- classmates, painting, weekly projects, simple gymnastic environment. Students will be experiments, and story time. Fun hands-on cism. This class features fun games that are given instruction on gymnastic equipment activities will stimulate independence. $15 designed to advance your child’s hand-eye and learn movement and tumbling skills. cash material fee payable to instructor at coordination, balance and love of tennis. Parent participation is required. first class meeting. Our friendly staff will provide a fun, cre- Instructor: Lighthouse Gymnastics Instructor: Jackie Ferraro ative and positive environment for every Academy Ages 3 to 5 child involved. Parent participation is Ages 1 to 2 LMRC #3043 11:30a-12:30p F 9/2-9/30 $32 strongly encouraged. #3168 5:15-5:55p W 8/24-9/21 $65 #3330 11:30a-12:30p F 10/7-10/28 $32 Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff #3169 5:15-5:55p W 9/28-10/19 $65 Ages 3 to 5 Gardenhill Park #3171 10-10:40a F 8/26-9/23 $65 #3228 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th 8/16-9/8 $86 #3170 10-10:40a F 9/30-10/21 $65 #3229 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th 9/13-10/6 $86 #3172 10:15-10:55a Sa 8/27-9/24 $65 #3230 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th 10/11-11/3 $86 #3173 10:15-10:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $65

Learning Corner

Ice Skating for Tots Learn the fundamentals of ice- skating with our comprehensive program designed for skaters of all ages and disciplines. Fees include skate rentals and practice time on lesson day. Arrive early for Baby Explorers and Me Little Music for Little Ones check-in and skate sizing. Dress warmly This class is for infants who are You and your little one will sing, move and and wear mittens/gloves. on the move and exploring their have fun together. Participate in singing, www.eastwesticepalace.com world. Music, instruments and a mini circle time, obstacle course, and playing Location: East West Ice Palace obstacle course will encourage your child’s simple instruments. Activities such as (562) 809-6200 cognitive, motor, social and language devel- finger plays, puppets and parachute will 11446 Artesia Blvd., opment. Expect bubbles, ball play, mini stimulate motor, verbal and memory skills. Artesia CA, 90701 obstacle course and fun! Dress comfortably. Instructor: East West Ice Palace Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Ages 3 to 5 East West Ice Palace Ages 6 mos. to 18 mos. LMRC Ages 1 to 3 LMRC #3134 5:40-6:10p W 8/31-9/28 $57 #3287 11:15-12p Th 8/18-9/22 $38 #3018 10-10:50a Th 8/18-9/22 $48 #3135 5:40-6:10p W 10/12-11/9 $57 #3328 11:15-12p Th 10/6-11/10 $38 #3019 10-10:50a Th 10/6-11/10 $48 Register for classes on page 47 24 Tiny Tots

• Kindergarten Readiness • Socialization • Phonic & Language Development • Nutrition • Science Exploration • Active Play

Club Kindergarten Ages 4 to 5 Club Kindergarten is designed to engage children through activities, active play, and socialization. Participants will be introduced to a variety of kindergarten readiness Tiny Tots activities that encourage independence and Ages 3 to 4 academic exploration. Number recognition, Children will be introduced to preschool phonic development, science, culinary arts, skills through hands-on learning, active and literature are among the many areas of exploration and development. Club Kinder- play, and socialization. This class will build garten teachers work with the school district self-confidence, encourage independence to prepare children for kindergarten. Bring and creativity, and aid in cognitive and fine a sack lunch and drink. All children must motor development. Bring sack lunch and be potty trained. No class 9/5. drink. All children must be potty trained. Gardenhill Park Gardenhill Park 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 8/22-9/30 $108 8:30-11:15a Tu, Th 8/23-9/29 $80 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 10/3-11/11 $117 8:30-11:15a Tu, Th 10/4-11/10 $80 11:15a-2p M, W, F 8/22-9/30 $108 11:15a-2p Tu, Th 8/23-9/29 $80 11:15a-2p M, W, F 10/3-11/11 $117 11:15a-2p Tu, Th 10/4-11/10 $80

Windermere Park Windermere Park 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 8/22-9/30 $108 8:30-11:15a Tu, Th 8/23-9/29 $80 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 10/3-11/11 $117 8:30-11:15a Tu, Th 10/4-11/10 $80 11:15a-2p M, W, F 8/22-9/30 $108 11:15a-2p Tu, Th 8/23-9/29 $80 11:15a-2p M, W, F 10/3-11/11 $117 11:15a-2p Tu, Th 10/4-11/10 $80

* Participants can sign up for morning and afternoon classes.

Requirements for all Tiny Tots Classes: Tiny Tots Late Pickup Notice • Children must wear closed- toe shoes. Parents/guardians picking up children from the City’s Tiny Tots programs will be given a 5-minute grace period and • All children must be fully potty trained. will be assessed $1 per minute thereafter. Parents/guardians will be required to pay the tardy fees prior to the next class • If new to the program, meeting. After three late pickups during a session, including a copy of birth certificate must be provided during the 5-minute grace period, the participant is subject at registration. to removal from the program. Key to class locations on page 12 Youth 25

• Socialization Arts & Crafts Enrichment Learning Corner Afterschool Math Workshop • Nutrition Enrichment Program This is a great refresher course for Monthly students who want to brush up on • Active Play This program is designed to provide quality their Math skills. Experience a new approach supervision for children after school balancing to math problem solving and hands-on prac- learning and fun through a variety of experi- tice for 3rd – 8th graders. Whether students ences. Children will engage in a supervised need help with homework assistance or want and stimulating after school care environment. to prepare for a test, AGI is here to help. Homework help, enrichment activities and The program not only helps with individual clubs, crafts, physical fitness, computer activi- improvement but will also help your student Art Innovators! ties, sports and much more will be offered. manage overall success in school. Instructor: AGI Academy Build your own portfolio with the master- The area of focus is to give participants safe Ages 8 and up LMRC pieces you will create each week! Explore opportunities to learn and grow. a variety of artistic styles and methods Instructor: City of La Mirada Staff #3332 5:15-6p Th 9/22-10/27 $78 using professional-quality media such as Grades: Kindergarten through Grade 8 watercolor, pastels, chalk, and more. Our Location: Resource Center Intro to Typing, projects never repeat. If you can dream, August 2:30-6p M-F 8/17-8/31 $90 Microsoft Word & you can draw! $10 material fee payable to September 2:30-6p M-F 9/1-9/30 $180 Powerpoint instructor at first class meeting. October 2:30-6p M-F 10/1-10/31 $180 Develop your basic typing skills and pre- Ages 5 to 11 LMAC *Wednesdays, 1-6p pare for many years of future usage. Intro- #3377 3:45-4:45p F 8/26-9/16 $56 duce you to the Microsoft Word for writing #3378 3:45-4:45p F 9/23-10/14 $56 P.A.R.K. Program report, homework or basic communication. Positive Alternatives and Recreation for Kids Hands on exercise are provided with the Masterpieces with Pencils & (P.A.R.K.) is a free, drop-in recreation option opportunity to make a flyer and turn into an Pastel for youth. The park is staffed by the City’s awesome slide show presentation by using Your young artist will learn basic design, per- Community Services staff and Public Safety PowerPoint. Come to sharpen your skills to spective, animal art and portraiture. There Officers and is offered at Frontier, Gardenhill next level of learning and get a head start in is a $3 supply fee payable to instructor at and Windermere Parks. The goal is to provide school or at work. first class session. a place for youth to learn and play while devel- Instructor: AGI Academy Instructor: Kathy Breaux oping strong relationships in the community. Ages 8 and up LMRC Ages 6 & up LMRC Youth can participate in outdoor activities. #3333 6-6:45p Th 9/22-10/27 $78 P.A.R.K. is available weekdays from 2:30 to #3012 4-5p M 8/18-9/1 $37 5 p.m. Ages 5 to 17 Fun Acrylic Painting Frontier Park Students explore color mixing, landscape, 11a-4p M-F 8/17-6/1 Free animal art and portraits. Please wear an old T- Shirt or apron, as paints used in class may Gardenhill Park stain. There is a $3 supply fee payable to 11a-4p M-F 8/17-6/1 Free instructor at first class session. Windermere Park Instructor: Kathy Breaux 11a-4p M-F 8/17-6/1 Free Ages 6/up LMRC #3013 5-6p M 8/18-9/1 $37 Semi-Private Piano Horse Fun for Kids This course will assist those with an interest Join this fun class and learn the in learning piano with an introduction to basics about horsemanship and riding, saddling, haltering, feeding, and reading music, and theory. Practice will be grooming. Bring a bike helmet and wear done at home with course assignments. Par- closed-toe shoes. $20 material fee payable ents will be responsible for the purchase of to instructor at first class meeting. materials and a list of required books will www.havefunwithhorses.com be provided at the first class meeting. Location: El Rodeo Stables Instructor: Mercedes Valdes (949) 285-5286 Ages 6 and up LMAC 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. Brea, CA 92823 #3305 3-4p Tu,Th 8/16-9/22 $67 New and Improved Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore #3311 4-5p Tu,Th 8/16-9/22 $67 Ages 7 to 12 El Rodeo Stables #3312 5-6p Tu,Th 8/16-9/22 $67 Registration System #3245 10-11a Sa 8/27-9/17 $72 #3308 3-4p Tu,Th 9/27-10/27 $56 Create your account today! #3246 10-11a Sa 9/24-10/15 $72 #3313 4-5p Tu,Th 9/27-10/27 $56 www.cityoflamirada.org #3247 10-11a Sa 10/22-11/12 $72 #3314 5-6p Tu,Th 9/27-10/27 $56 Register for classes on page 47 26 Youth

Beginning Youth Tennis Ice Skating for Kids Health & Fitness We believe learning tennis should Learn the fundamentals of ice- be fun and exciting. All classes skating with our complete and feature the magical fusion of music and comprehensive program supporting skaters tennis. All four major strokes will be taught; of all ages and disciplines. Fees include the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. skate rentals and practice time on lesson day. Students will be given a solid tennis founda- Arrive early for check-in and skate sizing. tion through innovative and effective drills Dress warm and wear mittens/gloves. and games. Once ready, players will be www.eastwesticepalace.com. invited to join the intermediate class Location: East West Ice Palace Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff (562) 809-6200 TriFytt Sports Classes Ages 6 to 10 Gardenhill Park 11446 Artesia Blvd Artesia CA, 90701 TriFytt Soccer #3231 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th 8/16-9/8 $106 Instructor: East West Ice Palace Ages 2 to 3 Neff Park #3232 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th 9/13-10/6 $106 #3248 3:30pm-4pm W 10/5-11/23 $78 Ages 6 to 12 East West Ice Palace #3233 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th 10/11-11/3 $106 #3136 5:40-6:10p W 8/31-9/28 $57 Ages 3 to 4 Neff Park #3137 5:40-6:10p W 10/12-11/9 $57 #3249 4pm-4:45pm W 10/5-11/23 $78 Intermediate/Advanced Youth Tennis TriFytt Basketball All junior tennis players looking for Gymnastics Ages 3 to 4 Gardenhill Park fun and improvement are welcome to play Your child will love learning cart- #3251 5pm-5:45pm T 10/4-11/22 $78 and find their groove, as music is played in wheels, bridges, and flips in this every class. All four major strokes will be class. Gymnastics not only improves strength, Ages 5 to 7 Gardenhill Park taught; the forehand, backhand, serve and flexibility, coordination and balance, but is #3277 4pm-4:45pm T 10/4-11/22 $78 volley. Players will improve technique, spin, a great base for other sports. Beginning - placement, balance, and movement through Gymster A: This course serves as an intro- Ages 8 to 12 Gardenhill Park Johnny Allen’s own specially designed drills duction to training on all 4 Olympic events; #3252 6pm-7pm T 10/4-11/22 $78 and games. We will be focusing on proper Bars, Beam, Floor, and Vault. Students will technique on all major shots during singles train in basic skills developing them for the and doubles play, preparing players for high TriFytt Tee Ball next level. Gymster B / Gymster C: Gym- school tennis, tournaments and an overall Ages 2 to 3 Neff Park ster B serves as the next step for the kids higher level of the game. #3253 3:30pm-4pm F 10/7-11/18 $73 who have mastered the fundamental skills. Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff Students will train on all 4 Olympic events; Ages 3 to 4 Neff Park Ages 7 to 17 Gardenhill Park Bars, Beam, Floor, and Vault. Gymster C #3254 4pm-4:45pm F 10/7-11/18 $73 #3226 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th 8/16-9/8 $136 is designed to continue the development of #3227 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th 9/13-10/6 $136 athletes towards a competitive level of gym- # 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th 10/11-11/3 $136 nastics. The athletes will focus on skills in the Level 4 Junior Olympic Routine. Student must pass an instructor evaluation and have Karate Anti-Bully Self Defense instructor permission to move into Gymster Traditional Japanese Karate retains Class B / Gymster C Classes. all traditions of the ancient art. The Student will learn how to react Instructor: Lighthouse Gymnastics philosophy and rules help children develop (and how not to react), proper freeing tech- Academy a better form of discipline and respect. niques, locks, and strangling techniques. Ages 6 to 16 LMRC Consistent training helps students become Class includes about 80% kicking and 20% Gymster A – Beginner stronger and develop more confidence. punching and a form of self-defense called #3144 4-5p M 8/22-9/26 $65 Karate teaches students the customs and Hapkido, which involves joint locks, pres- courtesies of the Japanese culture. #3145 4-5p M 10/3-10/24 $65 sure points, throws, falls, and other self- #3146 4-5p W 8/24-9/21 $65 Beginner defense strikes. Includes free uniform for #3147 4-5p W 9/28-10/19 $65 #3319 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa* 8/16-9/10 $75 new students only. #3320 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa* 9/13-10/8 $75 Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do #3148 6-7p W 8/24-9/21 $65 #3323 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa* 10/11-11/5 $75 13425 Beach Blvd. #3149 6-7p W 9/28-10/19 $65 #3324 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa* 11/8-11/22** $75 La Mirada, CA 90638 #3150 4-5p F 8/26-9/23 $65 Intermediate (562) 947-1111 #3151 4-5p F 9/30-10/21 $65 Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do #3322 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 8/16-9/10 $75 #3152 11:45a-12:40p Sa 8/27-9/24 $65 Ages 6 to 12 Victory Tae Kwon Do #3321 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 9/13-10/8 $75 #3153 11:45a-12:40p Sa 10/1-10/22 $65 #3029 7-7:45p M/W* 8/15-9/7 $57 #3325 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 10/11-11/5 $75 Gymster B/C – Intermediate and Advanced #3030 7-7:45p M/W 9/12-10/5 $57 New and Improved #3326 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 11/8-11/22** $75 #3154 5-6p F 8/26-9/23 $65 #3031 4-4:45p T/TH 8/16-9/8 $57 *Saturday – Beginner 2:15-3:30p, Intermediate 3:30-4:15p #3155 5-6p F 9/30-10/21 $65 Registration System #3032 4-4:45p T/TH 9/13-10/6 $57 ** Total of 10 classes will be offered. Instructor will coordinate #3156 9-9:55a Sa 8/27-9/24 $65 * Make up 4:45 to 5:30pm (Fri), or 9:40 to 10:25am (Sat) with students #3157 9-9:55a Sa 10/1-10/22 $65 Key to class locations on page 12 Youth 27

Youth Ice Hockey Judo - Youth Learn basic skills necessary to The Olympic sport of Judo is the most play ice hockey, one of the fastest widely practiced martial art in the growing So Ca. High School Varsity sports! world. Judo builds self-confidence, coordina- No sticks or pucks yet. Skate rental, half hour tion, balance, poise and character. Today, Judo of instruction and a free practice session on is practiced worldwide by men and women of your registered class day included. Dress all ages as a method of self-defense, a means warmly. Practice session times: Th 2:45-4pm of keeping fit, or simply as an enjoyable sport. or Sat 10:45-11:15am. Check in early. Pre- Saturday classes are combined with all adult registration required. and youth Judo & Ju-Jitsu classes. Instructor is Location: The Rinks Lakewood ICE a 3-time World Champion. (562) 429-1805 Instructor: Greg Fernandez 3975 Pixie Avenue Ages 5 to 12 Gym Lakewood, CA 90712 #2974 6:30-7:30p Tu, Sa* 8/16-11/19 $31 www.lakewoodice.com Jujitsu - Youth *Saturday 9a-12p Instructor: The Rinks Lakewood ICE staff Ju-Jitsu is a comprehensive Japa- Ages 7 to 18 nese martial art employing attacks Round-Off #3371 4:30-5p Th 8/25-9/15 $45 such as throwing, choking, restraining holds, Backhandspring Class joint locks, and blows with the hands and #3374 11:15-11:45a Sa 8/27-9/17 $45 These classes are designed to teach feet to subdue or disable an opponent. Sat- #3372 4:30-5p Th 9/22-10/13 $45 the round-off back handspring for cheer- urday classes are combined with adult and #3375 11:15-11:45a Sa 9/24-10/15 $45 leading or a gymnastics team including youth Judo & Ju-Jitsu classes. Instructor is a multiple back handsprings and the more #3373 4:30-5p Th 10/20-11/10 $45 9th degree black belt. No class 9/5. advanced back flip. Good for beginner to #3376 11:15-11:45a Sa 10/22-11/12 $45 Instructor: Greg Fernandez advanced levels. Ages 7 to 12 Gym Location: PDGA USA #2977 6-7:30p M, Sa 8/15-11/19 $47 15064 Shoemaker Avenue *Saturday 9a-12p Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 (562) 229-1927 Jammin’ Gymnastics Instructor: PDGA USA Jammin’ Gymnastics is an intro- Ages 6 to 16 PDGA USA ductory gymnastics class offered #3218 12-12:55p Sa 8/27-9/17 $37 at PDGA Gymnastics Academy, a world- class training facility. Jammin’ Gymnas- #3219 12-12:55p Sa 9/24-10/15 $37 tics will teach four competitive events uti- #3220 12-12:55p Su 8/28-9/18 $37 lizing trampolines and foam pits. This is #3221 12-12:55p Su 9/25-10/16 $37 a great class to introduce your child to the sport of gymnastics. Tae Kwon Do for Youth Location: PDGA USA Students will learn leadership and 15064 Shoemaker Avenue life skills such as self-control, con- Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 fidence, respect, and focus. Includes free (562) 229-1927 uniform for new students; returning mem- Instructor: PDGA USA bers will receive a $5 discount for the class. Ages 5 to 8 PDGA USA Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do #3216 4-4:55p F 8/26-9/16 $37 Youth Tumbling for 15532 La Mirada Blvd. #3217 4-4:55p F 9/23-10/14 $37 Cheer La Mirada, CA 90638 These classes are designed for kids (714) 739-8676 who want to learn how to tumble whether it Instructor: Master Jang Kim is for cheer, martial arts or just for fun. Our Ages 6 to 12 U.S. Tae Kwon Do Center tumbling program starts with basic rolls, #3337 5:40-6:20p M, W 8/22-9/19 $62 handstands and cartwheels, then moves on #3346 5:40-6:20p M, W 9/26-10/17 $62 to more advanced skills as children progress #3347 5:40-6:20p M, W 10/24-11/14 $62 and become more skilled. All students will #3344 6:20-7p M, W 8/22-9/19 $62 work on flexibility, fitness and other skills. #3344 6:20-7p M, W 9/26-10/17 $62 No class 9/5. Instructor: Lighthouse Gymnastics #3350 6:20-7p M, W 10/24-11/14 $62 Academy #3348 3:50-4:30p Tu, Th 8/23-9/15 $62 New and Improved Ages 5 to 12 LMRC #3349 3:50-4:30p Tu, Th 9/20-10/13 $62 #3174 6-7p M 8/22-9/26 $65 #3351 3:50-4:30p Tu, Th 10/18-11/10 $62 Registration System #3175 6-7p M 10/3-10/24 $65 #3352 4:30-5:10p Tu, Th 8/23-9/15 $62 #3176 6-7p F 8/26-9/23 $65 #3353 4:30-5:10p Tu, Th 9/20-10/13 $62 Create your account today! www.cityoflamirada.org #3177 6-7p F 9/30-10/21 $65 #3354 4:30-5:10p Tu, Th 10/18-11/10 $62 Register for classes on page 47 28 Youth Sports Leagues

Winter Youth Basketball League 10 Games The Community Services Department Youth Basketball program is a non-competitive league designed for recreational play. Vol- unteer coaches will teach the fundamentals of the sport, emphasizing teamwork, passing, dribbling and other ball skills. Everyone plays! Each player receives a team jersey and player medal. Submit a copy of New and Improved participant’s birth certificate at time of registration if new to the league. Registration System La Mirada Gymnasium Ages 5-17 $65 Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today!

Winter Youth Futsal Indoor Soccer League 8 Games The Community Services Department Youth Futsal program is a non-competitive league designed for recreational play. Volunteer coaches will teach the fundamentals of the sport, emphasizing teamwork, passing, dribbling and other ball skills. Everyone plays! Each player receives a team t-shirt and player trophy. Submit a copy of participant’s birth certificate at time of registration if new to the league. La Mirada Gymnasium Ages 5-14 $65 Key to class locations on page 12 Youth Sports Leagues 29

Friday Night Football The City of La Mirada is pleased to announce Friday Night Foot- ball (FNF) for youth ages 5-14 is returning for the Fall of 2016. Friday Night Football enhances the flag football style of play with less contact and no blocking. The quick strike, high scoring offensive philosophy will help develop skills and allow for a fun safe environment to play and enjoy the game of football. All games are played Friday evenings at Behringer Park. Sign up today for the Fall 2016 season, as practices will start on the week of 10/24/16. A $10 late registration fee will be assessed after 10/17/16. #43557 Ages 5-6 F 10/28-12/16 $65 #43558 Ages 7-8 F 10/28-12/16 $65 #43559 Ages 9-10 F 10/28-12/16 $65 #43560 Ages 11-12 F 10/28-12/16 $65 #43561 Ages 13-14 F 10/28-12/16 $65

Youth Volleytennis Youth Volleyball League League 8 Games 8 Games The City of La Mirada Commu- If you are 7-8 years old and want to play nity Services Department’s Youth Volley- volleyball, this is a great place to start! The ball program is designed for recreation play. net is lower and the ball may bounce making Volunteer coaches emphasize skills such it easier for the kids. This league will be a as passing, setting, serving and teamwork. fun introduction to our volleyball league. Everyone plays! Games will be played on Games will be played on either Saturday or Saturday or Sunday afternoons. Each player Sunday afternoons. Each player receives receives a team T-shirt and participation a team T-shirt and player medal. Submit a medal. Open to ages 9-17. Please submit a copy of participant’s birth certificate at time copy of participant’s birth certificate at time of registration. Practices begin the week of of registration. Practices begin the week of 10/3/16, although subject to change. A $10 10/3/16, although subject to change. A $10 late registration fee will be assessed after late registration fee will be assessed after 9/26/16. 9/26/16. La Mirada Gymnasium La Mirada Gymnasium #2939 Ages 7-8 Sa/Su 10/15-12/11 $65 #2875 Ages 9-10 Sa/Su 10/15-12/11 $65 #2876 Ages 11-12 Sa/Su 10/15-12/11 $65 #2877 Ages 13-14 Sa/Su 10/15-12/11 $65 #2940 Ages 15-17 Sa/Su 10/15-12/11 $65 Register for classes on page 47 30 Teens to Adults

Arts & Crafts Artists’ Studio Dedicate 3 hours each week to improve your artwork and yourself as an artist. Bring your own project and supplies. Work at your own pace, while you learn from your peers in a positive, art- driven atmosphere. Instructor: Stephanie Matthies Ages 18 and up LMRC Youths 13 to 17 years of age can gain 6-8:45p T 8/16-11/22 Free work experience, have fun and explore the field of recreation through the City of November 11 La Mirada’s Leaders in Training program. Tailored specifically to enable youth to Neon November build leadership skills in a fun and inter- esting environment, the program gives La Mirada Leaders in Training participants the oppor- Community Gymnasium tunity to assist with various recreational 7-10 p.m. • $5 programs and facilities within the City. The La Mirada Public Safety and Com- Applications are now being accepted at the munity Services Departments provide La Mirada Activity Center. local middle school students an oppor- Ages 13 to 17 Price $60 tunity to relax and enjoy a night filled #41180 Annual M-F 6/22/16 - 6/4/17 with music, dancing, refreshments, and Beading Basics friends. Tickets can be purchased at any This class is for beginners with Community Services facility for $5. an interest in creating shinning Valid Middle School identification and jewelry. Learn the basics of jewelry design, event waiver form must be presented Classes and programs help you materials selection, required tools, construc- at time of purchase. Please purchase live a healthier, happier life. tion and finishing. tickets in advance. Instructor: Karon Cotton Ages 18 and up LMRC #2979 10a-12p Sa 8/20 $18 A Computer Lab is #2980 10a-12p Sa 9/17 $18 Computer Lab available for drop-in use #2981 10a-12p Sa 10/15 $18 by individuals with a Membership Benefits include: valid day pass or annual • Updated computer lab. membership. • High speed internet access. • Software for word processing, creating spreadsheets, presentations, graphic databases and more. Annual Membership Rates Adults (18 years+) $40/resident $50/non-resident Youth (17 years and below) $20/resident $30/non-resident Chinese Brush Painting Family (3 or more in same household) $100/resident $115/non-resident This course will provide instruction on the Day Pass (Adult or Youth) $8/day resident $10/day non-resident basic techniques of traditional Chinese brush painting as a new water color medium that La Mirada Resource Center is related but different from western water- Hours: Monday - Friday...... 10a-5p color. Instructor will help develop a new approach and new perception in painting. Saturday...... 10a-2p There is a $20 material fee payable to the Note: Memberships and Day Passes are non-transferable. Computer lab instructor at the first class meeting. hours are subject to change. Children under 17 must be accompanied by Instructor: Meejung Lee a parent. Ages 13 and up LMAC #3355 10a-12p Th 8/18-11/17 $60 Key to class locations on page 12 Teens to Adults 31

Ice Skating for Teens Enrichment Learning Corner and Adults Learn the fundamentals of ice- Sewing, Serging and Driver Education - Online skating with our comprehensive program for Course skaters of all ages and disciplines. Fees include More skate rentals and practice time on lesson day. A driver’s education course must be taken in Whether you are a beginner or an Arrive early for check-in and skate sizing. California prior to receiving a Driver’s Permit. advanced seamstress, you will learn how to Dress warmly and wear mittens/gloves. This is an internet course and coursework can sew or improve your sewing skills. Instruc- www.eastwesticepalace.com. be completed at the student’s convenience. A tions will be given for the sewing machine, Location: East West Ice Palace DMV accepted certificate will be issued upon sergers and cover stitch machines. There (562)809-6200 successful completion of the course. Class will be a different lesson each week. Stu- 11446 Artesia Blvd does not include behind-the-wheel driving. dents work on projects of their choice and Artesia CA, 90701 Instructor: All Good Driving School, Inc. receive help to complete them. Please bring Instructor: East West Ice Palace Ages 14 to 18 Personal Computer your sewing machine and all supplies you Ages 13 and up East West Ice Palace #3085 8a-10p M 8/22-9/12 $47 need for your project. No Class 9/5. #3138 5:40-6:10p W 8/31-9/28 $57 Instructor: Lana Mc Millen #3088 8a-10p M 9/26-10/17 $47 #3139 5:40-6:10p W 10/12-11/9 $57 Ages 13 and up LMRC #3301 5:15-8:15p M 8/22--9/12 $25 #3302 5:15-8:15p M 10/3--11/14 $49 Everyday ESL #3299 8:30a-2:30p W 8/24--9/14 $55 This fun class, 100% in English, takes the ESL learner with some #3300 8:30a-2:30p W 10/5--11/16 $91 basic English skills to the next level. Using an everyday approach, the instructor walks Horse Fun for Adults you through common American environ- Learn the art of basic riding and ments, identifying people, products and ser- learn all about horses in a fun-filled vices in such places as a supermarket, med- atmosphere. We will learn to halter, groom, ical center, or courthouse. Everyday ESL improves your vocabulary, grammar, and saddle, feed, walk, stop, turn, mount and pronunciation. Extensive class participa- dismount. Materials provided by instructor; tion. $8 material fee payable to instructor $20 material fee payable to instructor at Judo - Adult at first class meeting. first class meeting. Safety helmets pro- Instructor: Ron Mazanka The Olympic sport of judo is the vided or bring your own bike helmet. Ages 18 and up LMRC most widely practiced martial art in www.havefunwithhorses.com #3364 5:30-7p W 8/17-11/9 $57 the world and its primary characteristic and Location: El Rodeo Stables appeal lies in its throwing techniques. Judo (949) 285-5286 is practiced by men and women of all ages as 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. a method of self-defense, a means of keeping Brea, CA 92823 Health & Fitness fit or simply as an enjoyable sport. Saturday Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore classes are combined with all adult and youth Ages 13 and up El Rodeo Stables Judo and Ju-Jitsu classes. Instructor is a #3242 3-4p Sa 8/27-9/17 $72 Self-Massage with 3-time world champion. #3243 3-4p Sa 9/24-10/15 $72 Therapy Balls Instructor: Greg Fernandez #3244 3-4p Sa 10/22-11/12 $72 Learn to give yourself a deep-tissue Ages 13 and up Gym massage using therapy balls designed to grip #2975 7:30-9p Tu, Sa 8/16-11/19 $31 the skin and penetrate deeply into muscles *Saturday 9a-12p and connective tissue. Learn techniques to Music relieve back pain/sciatica, stiff neck/shoul- ders, tight hips/hamstrings, TMJ/tight jaw, Guitar with Fundamentals of and more. $15 materials fee (cash) due at Music first class for 1 set of therapy balls, which This class is designed to teach students how you will keep. Bring yoga mat. to read music and play guitar. We will cover [email protected] music fundamentals, chords, finger-picking, Instructor: Angie Tsai and learn how to create music using the tech- Ages 13 and up LMRC niques students learn in class. #3379 7-8:30p Tu 8/23-8/30 $37 Instructor: James Grover #3380 7-8:30p Tu 9/13-9/20 $37 Ages 18 and up LMRC New and Improved Beginner #3090 7-8:30p W 9/14-11/2 $77 Registration System Classes promote personal Intermediate development and enrichment. Create your account today! #3089 7-8:30p Th 9/15-11/3 $77 www.cityoflamirada.org

Judo Kata Workout Tae Kwon Do Tae Kwon Do This class is for advanced martial for Teens and Adults Students will learn Tae Kwon Do artists only and with prior approval This Class is designed for a disci- as well as leadership and life skills from the instructor who will teach the kata of pline-teaching way of enhancing our spirit such as self-control, confidence, respect, and Kodokan Judo at an advanced level to satisfy and life through training our body and mind. focus. Includes free uniform for new stu- promotion requirements and/or kata compe- Workouts consist of total body cardio fitness dents; returning members will receive a tition needs. and strength training, balancing mental fit- $5 discount for the class. Instructor: Greg Fernandez ness with physical fitness for an overall com- Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do Ages 13 and up LMRC plete workout. Anyone can do it! Includes (714) 739-8676 #2973 7:30-9p Th 8/18-9-15 $27 free uniform for new students only. 15532 La Mirada Blvd. Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do La Mirada, CA 90638 13425 Beach Blvd. Instructor: Master Jang Kim Ages 13 and up U.S. Tae Kwon Do Adult Jujitsu La Mirada, CA 90638 #3334 7-7:50p Tu, Th 8/23-9/15 $62 Jujitsu is a comprehensive Japa- (562) 947-1111 Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do #3335 7-7:50p Tu, Th 9/20-10/13 $62 nese martial art employing attacks Ages 13 and up Victory Tae Kwon Do such as throwing, choking, restraining holds, #3336 7-7:50p Tu, Th 10/18-11/10 $62 #3033 7:45-8:35p M/W* 8/15-9/7 $57 joint locks and blows with the hands and feet to subdue or disable an opponent. Inter- #3034 7:45-8:35p M/W 9/12-10/5 $57 mediate and advanced students will also #3035 7:45-8:35p T/TH 8/16-9/8 $57 learn how to defend against traditional and #3036 7:45-8:35p T/TH 9/13-10/6 $57 modern weapons. Saturday classes are com- * Make up 4:45 to 5:30pm (Fri), or 9:40 to 10:25am (Sat) bined with all adult and youth Judo and Ju- Jitsu classes. Instructor is a 9th degree black belt. No class 9/5. San Soo Kung Fu Instructor: Greg Fernandez The ancient art of Kung Fu San Ages 13 and up Gym Soo is a Chinese style of hand-to- #2976 7:30-9p M, Sa* 8/15-11/19 $47 hand combat developed and refined for over two thousand years. Come learn how the *Saturday 9a-12p concepts of San Soo can change the way you think about self-defense. No class 9/5. Instructor: Globosoft Solutions Ages 11 and up LMRC #3362 7:15-9p M, W 8/29-10/5 $70 Teen Tumbling for Cheer #3363 7:15-9p M, W 10/10-11/16 $70 This class is designed for cheerleaders who want to learn how to tumble. We will focus on power hurdles round-offs and back hand-springs, and touch on flexibility and other skills. No class 9/5. Instructor: Lighthouse Gymnastics Academy Ages 11 to 18 LMRC #3140 7-8p M 8/22-9/26 $65 #3141 7-8p M 10/3-10/24 $65 Power Yoga #3142 7-8p W 8/24-9/21 $65 This invigorating workout helps #3143 7-8p W 9/28-10/19 $65 build muscle strength, relieve back pain, lower blood pressure, helps with weight loss and increases all over body health. All levels welcome, especially beginners. Hydrate before class and come with an empty stomach, a yoga mat, a large towel and water. Instructor: Angie Tsai Self-Defense for Women Ages 13 & up LMRC This class will teach simple/ #3356 7:45-9p W 8/17-9/28 $63 practical defenses from common assaults such as chokes and bear hugs to more #3357 7:45-9p W 10/5-11/9 $63 serious confrontations involving guns and New and Improved #3360 8:30-9:45a Sa 8/20-10/1 $63 knives. Instructor is a 4th degree black belt. #3361 8:30-9:45a Sa 10/8-11/19 $63 Instructor: Dixie Holloway Registration System #3358 7:45-9p W 8/17-11/16 $119 Ages 13 and up LMRC #3359 8:30-9:45a Sa 8/20-11/19 $119 #2978 7:30-9p Th 8/18-9/15 $49 Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today! Key to class locations on page 12 Teens to Adults 33

Yoga/Stress Management The class will focus on yoga poses and breathing techniques that will tone your body, increase flexibility, energize you and teach you to completely relax. Classes are designed and taught by a physical therapist with 20 years of experience teaching yoga. Avoid eating 2 hours before class, bring sticky mat, large towel, and be prepared to remove your shoes and socks. No class the week of 9/5. Instructor: Dolly Lai Ages 13 and up LMRC #3104 5:30-6:45p M 8/22-10/31 $70 #3105 5:30-6:45p W 8/24-10/26 $70 #3106 12-1p Th 8/25-10/27 $70 Zumba Gold - Low Zumba #3107 5:30-6:45p M, W 8/22-9/26 $70 Impact Zumba is an aerobic workout that com- #3108 5:30-6:45p M, W 9/28-10/31 $70 Zumba Gold is perfect for begin- bines different rhythms such as cumbia, ners, individuals with limitations, and older merengue, salsa, belly dancing, and much adults. This class will provide the same more. Zumba is a fun way to get in shape. moves as regular Zumba with low impact. No class 9/5. Latin rhythms, belly dancing, and African Instructor: Reyna Ruiz beats all compacted into one fun-filled class. Ages 13 and up LMRC No class 9/5. #3098 7:30-8:30p M 8/15-9/26 $20 Instructor: Reyna Ruiz #3099 7:30-8:30p M 10/10-11/21 $20 Ages 17 and up LMRC #3101 6:45-7:45p W 8/24-10/5 $20 #3094 8:30-9:30a M 8/15-9/26 $20 #3102 6:45-7:45p W 10/12-11/23 $20 #3327 8:30-9:30a M 10/3-11/21 $20 #3095 9-10a Sa 8/27-10/8 $20 #3097 9-10a Sa 10/15-11/19 $20 Sports Leagues Adult Basketball League 10 Weeks Zumba Gold - Toning The City of La Mirada is pleased Zumba Gold - Toning is a class to offer our popular Adult Basketball League designed for the beginner. You on Monday and Thursday evenings. Space will enjoy 30 minutes of low impact Zumba is limited. Team registration fee is $375 per cardio followed by 30 minutes of low impact team. Teams are responsible for additional toning using light weights,of no more than 2 $25 cash per game for referees. Games are lbs each. Achieve faster results with this fun- generally an hour long starting at 6:30 pm. Yoga Therapy filled combination class. Walk-in registrations only. The Summer (Yoga+Physical Instructor: Reyna Ruiz 2016 League begins the week of July 25, Ages 17 and up LMRC Therapy) 2016. Contact the La Mirada Gymnasium The class is designed to help with symp- #3091 8:30-9:30a W 8/24-10/5 $20 for registration times or additional informa- toms of pain, depression, stress, blood pres- #3092 8:30-9:30a W 10/12-11/23 $20 tion at (562) 902-2938. sure, arthritis, insomnia, tendonitis, allergies, La Mirada Community Gymnasium toxins and osteoporosis. Movements may Monday League- “C” Division improve circulation, flexibility, muscle tone, Aqua Zumba strength, balance, breathing capacity and Have fun in the pool while toning 6:30-10:30p Mon 11/14-1/23 $375 oxygen intake. Everyone works at their own muscles and burning calories with Monday League- “D” Division pace. Yoga mat and flexible clothing needed. no impact on your joints. 6:30-10:30p Mon 11/14-1/23 $375 Instructor: Trissia Baughman Instructor: Reyna Ruiz Thursday League- “A” Division Ages 18 and up LMRC Ages 13 and up Splash! 6:30-10:30p Thu 11/10-1/26 $375 #3109 9:30-11:30a T 8/30-10/4 $35 #3039 9-9:45a Tu, F 8/23-10/7 $50 Thursday League- “B” Division #3110 6-8p Th 9/1-10/6 $35 #3065 9-9:45a Tu, F 10/11-11/22 $50 6:30-10:30p Thu 11/10-1/26 $375 #3315 9:30-11:30a T 10/11-11/15 $35 #3038 5:45-6:30p Th 8/25-10/6 $30 #3316 6-8p Th 10/13-11/17 $35 #3066 5:45-6:30p Th 10/13-11/17 $30 Classes and programs help you #3317 9:30-11:30a T 8/30-11/15 $76 #3037 8:00-8:45a Sa 8/27-10/8 $30 live a healthier, happier life. #3318 6-8p Th 9/1-11/17 $76 #3064 8:00-8:45a Sa 10/15-11/19 $30 For more info call (562) 902-2938. 34 Community Gymnasium

Membership The Community Gymnasium has set aside hours for open gym for Community Gymna- sium Members. Open Gym programs include adult basketball, youth and adult futsal indoor soccer, and adult open table tennis! Hours may vary. Membership Fees Type of Membership Fees Annual Adult Membership (18-49 years of age)...... $50

Annual Senior Membership (50 years and above)...... $35

Annual Youth Membership (Under 18 years of age)...... $30

Annual Family Membership (Max. 4 adults on account)...... $120

One-Day Pass for Youth and Adults...... $5

Open Play Hours Subject to change.

Adult Basketball Tuesdays...... 8:15-11 p.m. Wednesdays...... 8:15-11 p.m.

Senior Sunrise Hoops Tuesday...... 6-9 a.m. Thursday...... 6-9 a.m. Saturday...... 6-9 a.m.

Adult Futsal Fridays...... 7-9 p.m. Youth Sports Leagues Table Tennis Mondays...... 2-5 p.m. Summer Tuesdays...... 6-9 a.m. & 2-4 p.m. Basketball Thursdays...... 6-9 a.m., 2-5 p.m. & 8-11p.m. Futsal Indoor Soccer Fall Fitness Room Fridays...... 2-8 p.m. Sundays...... 12-4 p.m. Volleyball The Community Gymnasium also of- Volley-tennis fers a Fitness Room for all of your car- Friday Night Football dio needs. Be sure to stop by to check out the various equipment including treadmills, station- Winter Basketball ary bikes, elliptical machines, and stair climbers. Futsal Indoor Soccer Fitness Room Hours Spring Monday...... 2 to 11 p.m. Volleyball Tuesday...... 6 to 9 a.m. / 2 to 11 p.m. Volley-tennis Wednesday...... 2 to 11 p.m. Table Tennis Friday Night Football Thursday...... 6 to 9 a.m. / 2 to 11 p.m. The Community Gymnasium has a very popu- Registration for all Leagues takes Friday...... 2 to 9 p.m. lar Open Table Tennis program with a variety of place the season prior. Saturday...... 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours. To participate in this program a Day Pass Volunteer coaches needed Sunday...... Noon to 4 p.m. or membership must be purchased. Athletic Council & Community Sports Groups 35

La Mirada Pop Warner Little League Baseball Travis Alexander, President www.LaMiradaPopWarner.com (LMLL) Aaron Abler, President www.LaMiradaLittleLeague.com YOUTH FOOTBALL 5 - 13 yrs YOUTH BASEBALL Season: August - December (FALL) 4 - 16 yrs Sign-ups: April-June Season: March - June (SPRING) Sign-ups: November-January CHEER 5 - 13 yrs 4 - 12 yrs Season: August - December (FALL) Season: September - November (FALL) Sign-ups: April-June Sign-ups: July-August

CHALLENGER FOOTBALL 5 - 18 yrs SENIOR BASEBALL Season: August - December (FALL) 15 - 16 yrs Sign-ups: April-June Season: May - June (SUMMER) La Mirada Athletic Council Sign-ups: May

Community Sports Groups La Mirada Youth CHALLENGER BASEBALL Basketball (NJB) 4 yrs & Up La Mirada Athletic Council Richard Estrada, President Pete Dames, President (562) 943-7277 Season: March - June (SPRING) www.LaMiradaNJB.com Sign-ups: November-January La Mirada Baseball Association (3½-15 yrs.) Luis Cruz, President (714) 270-3141 YOUTH BASKETBALL LMBA.hardballsystems.com Grades 3 - 8 La Mirada Girls Softball Association (4-18 yrs.) Season: September - February (FALL) La Mirada Girls Softball Natalie Delgado, President (562) 536-0149 Sign-ups: August-October Association (LMGSA) www.eteamz.com/LMGSA President: Natalie Delgado (562) 536-1049 La Mirada Matadores Youth Football eteams.com/LMGSA Football/Cheerleaders (5-14 yrs.) La Mirada Soccer Travis Alexander, Commissioner LaMiradaPopWarner.com Association (LMSA) La Mirada Little League (4-18 yrs.) Ruben Orozco, President (866)930-LMSA YOUTH GIRLS SOFTBALL Aaron Abler, President www.LaMiradaSoccer.org 5 - 18 yrs www.LaMiradaLittleLeague.com Season: February - June (SPRING) Sign-ups: December-January La Mirada National Jr. Basketball (8-13 yrs.) YOUTH SOCCER

Richard Estrada, President www.LaMiradaNJB.com 4 - 19 yrs Season: August - January (FALL) La Mirada Soccer Association YOUTH GIRLS SOFTBALL Sign-ups: May - June Ruben Orozco, President (866) 930-LMSA 5 - 18 yrs www.LaMiradaSoccer.org Season: September - November (FALL) Season: March - May (SPRING) Sign-ups: May - June So. Cal Seahorse Soccer Organization Sign-ups: December - January Paul Gizzi, President (714) 739-8375 www.SeahorseSoccer.com TOPSOCCER La Mirada Armada Swim Team (all ages) All Ages Southern California Seahorses Rick Shipherd, Head Coach (949) 254-4484 Season: August - January (FALL) www.ArmadaSwim.com Paul Gizzi, President (714) 739-8375 Sign-ups: May - June Shaquatics Youth Water Polo Club www.SeahorseSoccer.com David Farkas, Head Coach (714) 525-9651 www.Shaquatics.net La Mirada Baseball YOUTH SOCCER CLINICS La Mirada Aquabelles Synchronized Swim Team Association (LMBA) (Girls ages 18 or under) 5 - 14 yrs Ling Ye, President (562) 650-1502 Luis Cruz, President (714) 270-3141 Year Round LMBA.hardballsystems.com OC Synchronized Swim Team (Girls ages 8-15) Anna Lim, President (714) 357-5802 [email protected] YOUTH BASEBALL SUMMER & WINTER CAMPS 3½ - 14 yrs 5 - 14 yrs Unsyncables of La Mirada ( Age 20 or older) Season: March - June (SPRING) Season: June/July & December Kathy Chapman, President www.Unsyncables.org Sign-ups: December-January

These individuals are volunteers, please call Season: September - November (FALL) PDL TEAM & GAMES weekdays after 5 p.m., but no later than 9:30 p.m. Sign-ups: July-August Season: May - July Check league website for registration information! Register for classes on page 47 36 Older Adults

Arts and Crafts Arts & Crafts 8 Weeks Enrichment Unleash your creativity with Art Student Meeting Creative Writing a morning of arts and crafts! Students Class 8 Weeks 8 Weeks are provided the environment to work Celebrate your life by writing No two art students are alike! This on solo and group projects. your story! Participants are encour- class will provide you the environment Ages 18 and up LMAC aged to share life stories and experi- to paint at your own pace or style. 9-11a W 8/17-11/16 Free ences through poetry or in story form. Participants are encouraged to share Join anytime. drawing and painting techniques with Ages 18 and up LMAC one another. 2-4p W 8/17-11/16 Free Ages 18 and up LMAC 8:30a-1p Tu 8/16-11/15 Free AARP Smart Driver Course Full Course/ Refresher Course Painting for Older The two day class provides a DMV Adults certificate that may be used to reduce 10 Weeks auto insurance rates. Classes meet This program offers the older adult an four hours each day. Full attendance is individual approach to painting and required on both days. creative arts. Topics may include art The one day refresher course will appreciation, art history, awareness cover materials learned in the two of color, line, shape, and form, tech- day class. Past participation in the full niques in drawing color mixing and course is recommended to enroll in the canvas painting. Space is limited. refresher course. Instructor: Leslie Gardener $15 for AARP members and $20 non- Ages 18 and up LMAC members. The material fee is payable 4-6p W 8/24-12/7 Free Chinese Brush Painting to AARP and is due on the first day of 12 Weeks class. Space is limited. Please call (562) This course will provide instruction 902-3160 for more information. La Mirada Quilters on the basic techniques of traditional Ages 50 and up LMAC 8 Weeks Chinese brush painting as a new water 9a-1p Th-F 9/15-9/16 $15/$20 Quilt with others who share color medium that is related but differ- 9a-1p Th-F 11/17-11/18 $15/$20 your love of this art! Participants are ent from western watercolor. Instruc- 9a-2p F 9/9 $15/$20 able to assist one another while work- tor will help develop a new approach ing on solo and group projects. Enjoy and new perception in painting. There 9a-2p Th 11/10 $15/$20 great lighting, big tables, and a large is a $20 material fee payable to the room. Do handwork or bring a sewing instructor at the first class meeting. Veteran’s History Project machine. Space is limited. Instructor: Mee Jung Lee 12 Weeks Ages 18 and up LMAC Ages 13 and up LMAC This class is reaching out to 8:30a-4:30p Th 8/18-11/17 Free #3355 10-12p Th 8/18-11/17 $67 veterans of World War I, World War 8:30a-4:30p F 8/19-11/18 Free II, Korean, Vietnam, and Persian Gulf wars to record first person accounts and preserve their stories. Approxi- mately 19 million veterans live in the LA MIRADA TRANSIT nation today, according to the U.S. De- partment of Veteran Affairs, but 1,600 die each day and many have never re- La Mirada Transit 10-Trip corded their wartime recollections. We passes are available at the will honor our war veterans by col- Resource Center, Activity lecting, videotaping oral histories, and Center, Gymnasium, and transcribing war stories so they can Splash! and on board transit be preserved for future generations to vehicles. Please call (562) New and Improved learn and deepen their understanding 943-6776 to make reservation. of each war. Regular Pass $10 Registration System Discount Pass $5 Ages 18 and up LMAC Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today! 1:30-3:0p F 8/19-12/16 Free Key to class locations on page 12 Older Adults 37

Mahjong Card Games Telecare offers a free 11 Weeks Pinochle, Canasta, Bridge, daily well check service for Participants will learn how to and Mexican Train Dominos older adults living alone are available for open play. Come join play this 2,000 year-old game of Chi- You are not alone with Telecare the fun! nese origin with or without a partner. daily well check service. No prior experience or knowledge is Ages 18 and up LMAC necessary. *Friday classes are from Bridge - Mondays 12:15-3:30p Telecare is a daily well check tele- 8:30a-2:30p. Pinochle - Tuesdays 12:15-3:30p phone call to those older adults Ages 18 and up LMAC Canasta - Wednesdays 12:15-3:30p living alone, homebound, or con- 8:30a-4:30p M, F 8/15-11/18 Free Adv. Pinochle valescing from an illness. Older - Thursdays & Fridays 12:15-3:30p adults will receive a valuable, Mexican Train Dominos comforting, friendly phone call - Tuesdays 3:30-6p Monday through Friday, “just so Royal Rummy we know you are well.” If there -Wednesdays 3:30-6p is no answer a second call will be made to the provided emergency contact person. This program has been very successful through PIH Health for over three decades. We are pleased to announce the City of La Mirada’s partnership with a program that will provide this valuable resource Billiards to the community. Billiard tables are available for play There is no charge for Telecare. Half Century Bingo on a drop-in basis. Days and times are To register for the program or to Join the Half Century Club for Bingo! as follows: become a volunteer, telephone Popcorn and refreshments provided. Youth & Adult LMAC PIH Health Volunteer Services of- Club membership not required to play. 12-6p M-F $5 annual membership fice at (562) 698-0811, ext 12423 Ages 18 and up LMAC Seniors LMAC Monday through Friday from 1-3:30p M, F On-going 8:30a-6p M-F $5 annual membership 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Every Thursday, 12:30 p.m. La Mirada Activity Center Enjoy today’s most popular movies.

Enjoy today’s most popular movies. A different film is shown each Thursday afternoon. Free popcorn and punch is served. The curtain goes up at 12:30 p.m. For listings, please call (562) 902-3160. Movies subject to change without notice. Register for classes on page 47 38 Older Adults

Current Events General Exercise on 8 Weeks Video Senior Come for the opportunity to 8 Weeks participate in lively discussions of cur- This nicely paced exercise routine on Nutrition rent events. Topics may include social, video includes stretching, aerobic ex- Monday-Friday political, and financial matters. Par- ercise, and a cool down! 9a-12:30p ticipants are welcome to make this an Ages 18 and up LMAC La Mirada astute and learning experience! 9-10a M-F 8/15-11/18 Free Activity Center Ages 18 and up LMAC 9-11a M 8/15-11/14 Free Tai Chi Group Nutritionally balanced hot lunch- 8 Weeks es are served for older adults Participants are introduced ages 60+. Lunch is served Mon- “Once Upon A Time…” to Chinese exercise which is neither day through Friday at 11:30 a.m. If you love storytelling, here’s a chance vigorous nor strenuous. It is suitable Come early to socialize with to share stories with children. The City for older adults who want to gain or friends! Home delivered meals of La Mirada is looking for volunteers maintain good health. Tai Chi will are also available for homebound to read short stories to children ages help strengthen the muscles and or- seniors. Suggested donations 3-5 in the City’s Tiny Tots program. gans, relax the minds and body, im- are $2.75 for meals served at the Storytellers will spend approximately prove blood circulation, and increase LMAC and $2 for home deliv- 15 minutes once a week for a 5-6 week memory concentration. ered meals. Intergenerational pro- period with the children. For more in- Ages 18 and up LMAC grams are scheduled for special formation, please call (562) 943-7277. 2-3p Tu 8/16-11/15 Free holidays, allowing seniors to meet children from local schools. Beginning Country Line For more information or to re- Dancing serve a lunch, please call Café on Health & Fitness 8 Weeks the Green at (562) 947-8787. Have fun and learn how to hoe down! Participants will learn the basics of Stress Management country line dancing. Space is limited 8 Weeks and is a drop-in program. This exciting class makes ex- Instructor: Elaine ercising fun with innovative fitness Ages 40 and up LMRC techniques. All major muscles of the 9:30a-12p F 8/19-11/18 Free body are addressed. Wheelchairs welcome! Space is limited! Intermediate Country Instructor: Jorge Lozano Line Dancing Ages 18 and up LMAC 8 weeks Birthday 1-2:45p W 8/17-12/14 Free Students will review the basics of Celebrations country line dancing and learn new intermediate steps. Space is limited Join us for your birthday at Café and is a drop-in program. on the Green! Enjoy cake and Hatha Yoga Instructor: Ephraim door prizes at 11 a.m. Sponsored 10 Weeks Ages 40 and up LMRC by Mirada Hills. Yoga practice enhances health 12:15-1:15p W 8/17-11/16 Free August 11 and well-being. Movements include September 8 relaxation while stretching, strength- Advanced Country Line October 13 ening by holding weight-bearing poses Dancing November 10 when applicable, breathing awareness, 8 weeks working together in rhythm, repeti- Master your country line dancing tion to promote skill building, fitness, skills! Advanced dancers will be strength, and relaxation. Please bring taught new choreography. Space is yoga mat or towel. Space is limited. limited and is a drop-in program. Instructor: Dolly Lai Instructor: Amy Ages 18 and up LMAC Ages 40 and up LMRC 11:30a-12:30p T 8/23-12/6 Free 1:15-2:45p W 8/17-11/16 Free Key to class locations on page 12 Older Adults 39

Manage Stress with Chair Exercise Care 19 Weeks This nicely paced chair-based exercise Management routine focuses on upper body strength Care management is available to and includes stretching and light aero- frail elderly and functionally bic exercise. impaired adults to enable them Instructor: Tracy Van Herk to remain at home safely. Ser- Ages 18 and up LMAC vices include: 10-11a M & W 8/15-12/14 Free • In-home assessments of needs • Development of care plans • Arrangement & coordina- Longevity Stick tion of services 8 Weeks • Monitoring & follow-up The ‘Longevity Stick’ regi- men incorporates a series of 12 move- Services are provided free of ments designed to improve flexibil- charge through SASSFA. ity, strength, mental focus, breathing For information, call (562) 699- capacity, and vitality. This exercise, 3231 x224. which is done while standing, take its name form the only piece of equipment used in its practice- a 1 inch thick stick that is an inch or two longer Have some fun playing basketball with than the student’s height! Please bring other seniors at the Community Gym. your own dowel to class. Men and women of all skill levels Instructor: Deanna Allensworth are encouraged to participate. A dis- Ages 18 and up LMAC counted Senior Citizens Annual Gym 8:45-9:45a W 8/17-11/16 Free Membership ($35) or a day pass must be purchased. Hours are subject to change. For more information, please New and Improved contact the Gym at (562) 902-2938. Classes promote personal Registration System development and enrichment. Ages 50 and up Gym 6-9a T,Th *Sat On-going Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today!

Friday, September 9, 2016 from 7-10 p.m. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. • La Mirada Activity Center Dance the night away with your friends at the Activity Center! Seniors are invited to line dance, tango, ballroom, and do the twist! Enjoy live entertainment by Jim Gilman & Associates, along with light snacks and refreshments. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Tickets may also be purchased at the door! $5 per ticket • Door Prizes! Refreshments will be provided. For more information, please call the Activity Center at (562) 902-3160. Ages 18+

Birthday & Anniversary Recognition RECOGNITION PROGRAMS The City of La Mirada recognizes certain milestones such as 80th, 90th, 100th birthdays, and beyond. 50th, 60th, and 70th wedding anniversaries are also recognized. For more information or to arrange for recognition, please call the La Mirada Activity Center at (562) 902-3160. Register for classes on page 47 40 Older Adults Health and Wellness Workshops Join us as we discuss health and wellness topics with professional organizations.

Wednesday 9/14 9a-12p Derma Scan Whittier Hospital Medical Center

Wednesday 9/14 9a-12p Stroke Screening Independence at Home

Thursday 9/29 10a Arts and Crafts CareMore

Wednesday 10/12 10a Dental Screening New Age Dental

Thursday 10/20 10a How To Use Facebook AGA, Inc.

Wednesday 10/26 9-11a Free Flu Vaccinations LA County Department of Public Health

Thursday 11/3 10a Arts and Crafts CareMore

Thursday 11/10 10a Understanding Your Smart Phone AGA, Inc.

Pre-registration is strongly encouraged to ensure that the workshop will not be cancelled. For more information, please call (562) 902-3160.

How to Make Medicare Work for You HICAP: Health Insurance Counseling, La Mirada Activity Center

This program offers information & assistance with Medicare benefits, health maintenance organizations (HMO’s) and supplemental insurance.

All Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program services are provided free of charge. HICAP is a program of the Center for Health Care Rights. HICAP is funded, in part, by the Los Angeles City and County Area Agencies on Aging, through the Older Californians Act. For more information, please call (800) 824-0780.

Half Century Club • La Mirada Gadabouts Christie McMullen (562) 665-3981 Key to class locations on page 12 SeniorNet 41 Workshops All Workshops are open to the public and have pre-requisites. Pre-requisite: Completion of “Introduction to Computers: Part 2” (except as noted). * Free, and is only available to those enrolled in “Intro to computers 1” *Beginning Basics This two lesson workshop serves as an introduction for students enrolled in Introduction to Computers Part One. It SeniorNet Computer Classes for Sept. 19 through Nov. 7 is intended to ease their transition into Learn to use a computer and access the Since registration is on a first come ba- the world of computers. *Only avail- Internet through hands-on classes spon- sis, it is advisable to arrive prior to 9:30 able to those enrolled in ‘Intro to sored by the City of La Mirada and PIH a.m. as some classes fill quickly. Those Computers: Part 1 Health. All classes are taught by trained who are unable to attend registration 10a-12p M 9/19-9/26 Free senior volunteer instructors. may send a friend or relative in their place. Please call (562) 902-3177 prior Christmas Crafts Registration Date: to registration for more information. See how easy it is to create a Christ- Registration will only be held on Friday, mas card, envelope, and gift bag using September 9, 2016 SeniorNet Fees: Print Artist software! Annual membership...... $44 Hours: Renewal membership...... $34 10a-12p Th 11/10-11/17 $5 Only from 9:30 through 11:30 a.m. Couples membership...... $72 Find Your Stuff Courses...... $10.50-$23 Location: You will learn how to organize and Second floor of the Activity Center Workshops and Seminars.....$5 manage your files and folders so you can always “Find Your Stuff.” Ages 50 and up LMAC Courses 10a-12p Tu 11/1-11/8 $5 Class Description Lessons Day Time Dates Fee Taste of Excel Use Excel to create two projects, one Intro to Computers: Part 1 6 M 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. 10/3-11/7 $10.50 suitable for managing and organizing Intro to Computers: Part 1 PM 6 M 1-3 p.m. 10/3-11/17 $10.50 any kind of collection (personal con- tacts, music, antiques). The second is Intro to Computers: Part 2 6 Tu 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. 9/20-10/25 $18.00 a monthly expense tracker which uses Intro to the Internet 4 Th 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. 9/22-10/13 $10.50 only one keystroke tool to add what- Typing Tutor 5 F 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. 10/7-11/4 $10.50 ever total you require. 1-3p Th 10/20-10/27 $5 Digital Photography 8 Th 1-3 p.m. 9/22-11/10 $18.00 Creative Design 8 W 10a-12 p.m. 9/21-11/9 $23.00 Windows 10 Overview Word Processing 8 W 1-3 p.m. 9/21-11/9 $18.00 Learn how to navigate Windows 10 in this two day class. Please bring your flash drive to all courses and workshops 1-3p Tu 9/20-9/27 $5 Open Lab Computer Housekeeping and Security Come try out our Open Lab at the La Mirada Activity Center! Learn to use the proper programs that Held every Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.This is a chance to come in and get will keep your computer running effi- some help on any PC question you have. You're welcome to bring in your lap- ciently while protecting it against viral attacks. Also learn how to backup files in top or desktop computer for hands on advice (only the tower need be brought to case of hard drive failure and install fire- the lab for desktops. All other hardware will be provided). We have a group of wall protection and spyware programs. volunteers ready to assist in any way they can - as long as you are a SeniorNet 1-3p W 11/1-11/8 $5 member, volunteer or student, you are welcome. For class schedules (times & fees), to volunteer, or other information, call (562) Google - More than a Search 902-3177. Engine www.lmseniornet.com Learn all about Google! 1-3p Tu 10/11 $5 Register for classes on page 47 42 Older Adults

Senior Health And FALL FESTIVAL Health Workshops Information Fair Thursday, October 13 Wednesday, September 14 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Seniors are invited to hoedown at the The annual Senior Health and Infor- La Mirada Activity Center! Dress in mation Fair will take place at the La your best western attire and enjoy line Mirada Activity Center on Wednesday, dancing, music, games, and cake! The event is free. Lunch is available for a AARP Mature Driving September 14. Local organizations and agencies will provide a wide variety suggested donation of $2.75 and res- Thursday and Friday of resources including free health and ervation must be made by Monday, September 15 and 16 wellness screenings and information October 10 by calling (562) 947-8787. November 17 and 18 for older adults. The event is free and 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. all are welcome! For more information, please call (562) 902-3160. AARP will provide a two day class for Flu Clinic older adults, which upon completion, Wednesday, Oct. 26 will allow for reduced auto insurance 9-11 a.m. rates for participants. Full attendance Listening Heart The City of La Mirada in partnership on both days is required. Program Straight Talk with the Los Angeles Department of costs are $15 for AARP members and Drop-In Counseling Public Health will be offering free flu $20 for non- members. Please register Thursday by calling (562) 902-3160. vaccinations at no charge to the com- 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. munity at the La Mirada Activity Cen- AARP Refresher Course A Straight Talk counselor will be ter. Pre-registration is encouraged and Friday, September 9 available to speak with older adults on walk-ins are welcome. For more infor- Thursday, November 10 Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at mation, please call (562) 902-3160. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. the LMAC. Please call (562) 902-3160 for counseling availability. The one day refresher course will cover materials learned in the two Low Vision Wellness day class. Past participation in the full Dental Screening course is recommended to enroll in the Wednesday, Oct. 12 The Braille Institute is offering free refresher course. Program costs are Low Vision Wellness information 10 – 11 a.m. $15 for AARP members and $20 for pertinent to participants with low vi- non- members. Please register by call- Dental problems and dental dis- sion or no vision. This is an oppor- ing (562) 902-3160. ease can be preventable with regular tunity to learn and discover innova- screenings. Tooth decay will get worse tions that make life easier, and over- if ignored or delayed. New Age Den- come fears! For more information, All That Dance tal will provide free dental screenings please call (562) 902-3160. Ages 18+ • $5 to seniors 55+. To register, please call Friday, Sept 9 (562) 902-3160. “Ask The Nurse” 7 - 10 p.m. Wednesdays Dance the night away with your friends LA MIRADA TRANSIT August 24 – December 7 at the La Mirada Activity Center! Se- 8:30a-12p niors are invited to line dance, tango, La Mirada Transit 10-Trip ballroom, and do the twist! Enjoy live passes are available at the The Biola Nursing Department will Resource Center, Activity entertainment by Jim Gilman & Asso- provide free blood pressure and glucose Center, Gymnasium, and screenings and information regarding ciates, along with light refreshments, Splash! and on board transit medications, diet, exercise, and overall and door prizes. Pre-registration is vehicles. Please call (562) strongly encouraged. Tickets may also 943-6776 to make reservation. health and wellness on Wednesdays at be purchased at the door. Please call Regular Pass $10 the La Mirada Activity Center. This is (562) 902-3160 for more information. DIscount Pass $5 a drop-in program and all are welcome. Volunteer Opportunities 43

Get Involved and become a La Mirada Volunteer! The City of La Mirada offers many volunteer opportunities ranging from coaching sports, volun- teering as a theatre usher and as a historical docent for Neff house tours. To participate in the Vol- unteers in Action Program, you must be 18 years of age or older. Prior to starting, volunteers will complete a process, which includes an application, interview, fingerprinting, and orientation. For more information, please contact the Resource Center at (562) 943-7277. Helping Hands La Mirada Program The Helping Hands program provides free services to elderly, low-income, and disabled residents. Services include landscape maintenance and minor exterior home repairs through the use of volunteers. The program takes place the last Saturday of each month, with exceptions during holiday weekends. Community volunteers meet at the Resource Center at 8:30 a.m. Volunteers from the community, businesses and groups make this award-winning program possible. For more information on becoming a volunteer or information about the program, please contact the Activity Center at (562) 902-3160. *Waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian for volunteers ages 11-17. Volunteers ages 11-15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Volunteer Coaches Needed

Volunteer coaches are the backbone of youth sports in the City of La Mirada. Without the committed hard work of our volunteer coaches, local youth would not have the quality, one-of-a-kind sports programs you see in La Mirada.

Continue to help make a difference in your community by signing up to be a volunteer youth league coach. Becoming a volunteer coach is easy. Simply stop by any City of La Mirada facility and fill out a Volunteers In Action application. Just specify what sport you would like to coach!

Coaching opportunities available for the following sports: • Basketball • Volleyball / Volley-tennis • Futsal Indoor Soccer • Flag Football For more information please visit www.cityoflamirada.org or call the Community Services Department at (562) 943-7277. Register for classes on page 47 44 Social Services

The City of La Mirada has long City of La Mirada Services (562) 902-3160 recognized the importance of the For Older Adults www.cityoflamirada.org family in this community. Social Recreation activities, education classes, clubs, and volunteer programs. Services is dedicated to improving the quality of family life by pro- Community Advocates (562) 693-8826 viding information on various pro- For People’s Choice www.capcinc.org grams, services and events. Provides independent living and employment training for those with developmental disabilities. La Mirada Activity Center Staff is available to assist you during the Community Legal Services (562) 864-9935 following hours: Assists victims of domestic violence with obtaining temporary restraining orders at Norwalk Superior Court. Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Helpline Youth Counseling, Inc. (562) 864-3722 For more information, www.hycinc.org call (562) 902-3160. Provides individual and group counseling and therapeutic day treatment for at risk youth and their families. Meals On Wheels Interfaith Food Center (562) 903-1478 www.interfaithfoodcenter.org (562) 943-0037 Provides supplementary food assistance to low income residents of La Mirada. Meals on Wheels is dedicated to helping the disabled, aged, and chronically or temporarily La Mirada Volunteer Center (562) 943-3177 ill by providing hot, nutritious meals which are delivered by caring volunteers. The ser- Recruitment, referral, and training for volunteers of all ages. Programs include: vice provides nourishing food during a period Court Referral placement, friendly services, and free legal counseling. of need and assures a helping hand so that residents can remain self-sufficient in their own Los Angeles Centers for (562) 906-2676 homes. The meals are prepared and packaged Alcohol & Drug Abuse www.LACADA.org by Lascari’s Restaurants. The cost for one Provides outpatient and residential programs for youth and adults involved meal a day is $4.50 per day and the cost for in or affected by substance abuse. two meals a day is $8 per day. For more information, please call (562) 943-0037 between 8 SASSFA Employment (562) 946-2237 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. & Training Services www.sassfa.org/job-seekers Services for youth and dislocated workers. VFW Post 9148 SASSFA Senior Services (562) 699-3231 (562) 941-4097 www.sassfa.org/seniors Provides care management, respite care, telephone reassurance, medica- Employment Services tion management, peer counseling, home delivered meals and senior din- Looking for employment opportunities? ing at the La Mirada Activity Center. Please visit the Activity Center to view a list of job opportunities in the community. For Resource Services (562) 862-6531 more information, please call (562) 902-3160. for Independent Living www.scrs-ilg.org Independent living skills training, counseling, advocacy and referral for Southeast Area Social Services Funding those with physical disabilities. Authority (SASSFA) can also assist you with your employment search by calling The Whole Child (562) 204-0628 (562) 946-2237. www.thewholechild.info Provides mental health, housing assistance and social services to children and their families by developing healthy alternatives to abuse and violence. Information & Referral The Activity Center offers a wide variety of information and referral options such as Women’s & Children’s Crisis Shelter (562) 945-3939 counseling services, housing services, and www.wccshope.org much more! For more information, please 24-hour hotline. Stop-over for those in danger of domestic violence. call (562) 902-3160. Social Services 45

Counseling services for individuals, families, couples, groups, teens, and seniors.

Quality counseling services provided for individuals, families, couples, teens and seniors with fees based on income. Please call Straight Talk at (562) 943-0195 to schedule an intake Anger Management For Adults Parenting Class For appointment. Straight Talk also offers A 10-week support group to help Parents of Infants and adults learn effective ways of express- the following groups and classes. Toddlers ing anger. Held Wednesdays at 6:00 to A new class for parents of infants Please call to register prior to 7:30 p.m. Fee: $15 per session. and toddlers will be starting in the attending the first class. Fall. This class with be covering at- Teen Substance Abuse and tachment, brain development and the Other At-Risk Behaviors importance of ages 0 – 3 in children. Call now to be on our waiting list for A 10-week class for teens who have this new group. experimented with drugs or alco- Parenting Skills Class hol. This class is approved by the A 10-week class focusing on helping Court and Probation Departments. parents of school-age children de- Held Tuesdays at 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at In Home Counseling For The velop responsibility, self-discipline, Straight Talk. Fee: $15 per session. Elderly Straight Talk Counselors are available problem solving skills, and self-es- to make In-Home visits for elderly teem. Learn to discipline more ef- Relationship Support Group La Mirada residents who would have fectively. Held Thursdays at 7:00 Do you have a relationship that you are difficulty coming to our office for – 8:30 p.m. at Straight Talk. Fee: $15 struggling with? Come join the Rela- counseling. If you are experiencing per session for an individual/$25 per tionship Support Group. This support depression, anxiety, loneliness, grief session for a couple. group is a process style group in which and loss, or coping with illness, coun- you can safely discuss and process all seling may be helpful for you. Fees are based on a sliding scale. We are a Parents of Teenagers Class of your important relationships in a loving and supportive environment. Medicare approved provider. Call to A 10-week class that helps parents schedule an appointment. to understand teens and learn more Fee: $15.00 per session. Held Mon- effective ways to deal with the fol- days at 4:30 to 5:50 p.m. lowing topics: communication, disci- Teen Support Group pline, responsibility and cooperation. Bereavement Support Group A 10-week support group for teens to On-going. Held Tuesdays at 7:30 A 10-week support group for those safely share with other teens about re- – 9:00 p.m. at Straight Talk. Please who have lost a loved one either relationships, family, school, the future, call to register. Fee: $15 per session cently or in the past. Held Tuesdays or anything else that matters. Held for an individual/$25 per session for at 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Fee: $7.00 per Wednesdays from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. a couple. session. Fee: $15.00 per session. 46 Facility Reservation Information

The City of La Mirada has a number of outstanding facilities for use. Community Services staff members can help you find the perfect location for your next meeting, party, wedding or many other events. For more information regarding pricing, date availability and to book your reservation, please call Community Services at (562) 943-7277 or visit www.cityoflamirada.org.

Banquet Facilities La Mirada Activity Center 13810 La Mirada Boulevard Multi-Purpose Room - seating up to 250 banquet and 300 assembly Library – assembly seating for 185 and banquet seating for 168 Smaller rooms available Kitchen available for rent with MPR rental

La Mirada Neff Barn 14300 San Cristobal Drive Banquet Seating for 150 Assembly seating for 175

La Mirada Resource Center 13710 La Mirada Boulevard Meeting Rooms Assembly seating for 68 and banquet seating for 48 Two meeting rooms available with doubled capacity Classrooms available

Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatic Center 13806 La Mirada Boulevard Multipurpose Room —banquet seating for 80 Aquatic and outdoor banquet and picnic areas available

La Mirada Gymnasium 15105 Alicante Road Basketball and/or volleyball courts Multipurpose Room / Dance Room

Community Buildings/Multi-Purpose Rooms Frontier Park - 13212 Marquardt Avenue Windermere Park – 15261 Cheshire Street Gardenhill Park– 14435 Gardenhill Drive Assembly seating for 75 Banquet seating for 50

La Mirada Neff Park Gazebo 14300 San Cristobal Drive Great location for outdoor ceremonies

La Mirada Activity Center Courtyard & Gazebo 13810 La Mirada Boulevard

La Mirada Picnic Areas Neff Park -14300 San Cristobal Drive Frontier Park - 13212 Marquardt Avenue Creek Park - 12021 Santa Gertrudes Avenue Windermere Park – 15261 Cheshire Street Gardenhill Park – 14435 Gardenhill Drive

Classrooms and smaller facilities are also available for rent.

For information, pricing and application, please call Community Services at (562) 943-7277 or visit our website www.cityoflamirada.org. Online Registration Available Read Step 4 Carefully Registration Information 47

If you’ve filled out a Registration Form in the past, please complete Steps 1 & 3. q Check this box if you have a change of address, phone number or name. Please fill out the registration form completely to ensure registration. For updated class information view the website at www.cityoflamirada.org. For more information, call (562) 943-7277.

Step1 First, give us your main phone number. Main Phone: ( )

Next, decide who the Main Contact is for your family. This is normally the person who is responsible for signing up family Step2 members and paying for classes. (Note: Any refund processed for this account will be payable to the Main Contact.)

( ) MAIN CONTACT LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI WORK PHONE ( ) STREET ADDRESS SP/APT. NO. EMERGENCY PHONE

CITY ZIP CODE E-MAIL ADDRESS

Now, you may register by completing step 3. Fees, times and dates of all programs subject to change and an Step3 additional non-resident fee may apply. BIRTH DATE LAST NAME, FIRST NAME MM/DD/YYYY CLASS # CLASS NAME DAY(S) TIME FEE* / / / / / / / /

*Non-residents add $10. I absolve and agree to hold harmless the City of La Mirada, its employees, officers or agents from any liability which may result from my participation or those listed above. I hereby give permission for videos/photographs of myself and or child to be used in local newspapers, on television, in the City of ADULT PARTICIPANT OR PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE La Mirada publicity material, or similar published materials for the sole use of program promotion. I understand that a complete waiver form must be submitted prior to participation in classes or programs. A complete copy of this waiver can be viewed and printed by visiting www.cityflamirada.org. Forms can be mailed or hand delivered to theLa Mirada DATE Resource Center located at 13710 La Mirada Blvd. La Mirada, CA 90638.

Step4 4 ways to register. Online Registration now available. Please read carefully. Online Drop-off or Phone-in (562) 943-7277 Visit www.cityoflamirada.org to register for classes. Registration forms will be accepted at the following locations: La Mirada Phone-in registration will be processed on a first received, first handled basis. Resource Center, La Mirada Activity Center, and the La Mirada Commu- nity Gymnasium and Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center.

Non-resident fee does not apply to classes held at the Community Gymnasium, La Mirada Activity Center & Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center.

Class Payment & Confirmation: Fees are payable by cash, check, money order, MasterCard, Discover or Visa. Make checks payable to City of La Mirada. The City of La Mirada does not prorate registration fees. If you prefer a receipt as confirmation, enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope with your mail-in registration. Class confirmations are not made. Unless a cancellation notification is received, students should plan on attending classes as listed. Refund Policy: If for any reason you are not able to continue with an activity or class, please submit in writing a refund request. These requests must be in writing and received by our offices before the 2nd class meeting; youth leagues 2nd game. Workshop refund requests must be received 1 week prior to the first class meeting. No refunds on excursions, memberships, replacement cards, day passes, adult leagues & tournaments. There will be a $10 processing fee for all refunds, transfers and class withdrawals. *Day Camp refund request prior to 2nd day of camp. Late Policy: Parents/guardians picking up children from the City’s Tiny Tot programs will be given a 5-minute grace period and will be assessed $1 per minute thereafter. Parents/guardians will be required to pay the tardy fees prior to the next class meeting. After three late pickups during a session, including tardiness during the 5-minute grace period, the participant is subject to removal from the program. 48 Waiver of Liability

RECREATION CLASS WAIVER OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND INDEMNITY (MINOR)

I hereby consent to allow my minor child, ______, to I further agree to indemnify, defend and hold free and harmless the participate in the ______recre- Sponsors, and each of them, with respect to any and all claims and ation class(es) provided by the City of La Mirada (“the Class”), on or actions asserted by any person, including any of the Sponsors, for any damages, liabilities, losses, and/or injuries, arising out of or in any way beginning on ______, 20____(“the Class.”) In consideration of connected with my minor child’s participation in the Class, including, my minor child being permitted to participate in the Class, I hereby but not limited to, any transportation to and from the Class, to the voluntarily waive, release and discharge in advance any and all actions fullest extent permitted by law. or causes of action and claims for personal injury, property damage and/or wrongful death that I, my minor child, and/or any of our heirs I AM SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT WITH THE INTENT TO RELEASE AND or other successors in interest may have, or that may hereafter accrue, HOLD HARMLESS IN ADVANCE THE CITY OF La Mirada, AND ITS as a result of my minor child’s participation in the Class, including any ELECTED OFFICIALS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTEERS AND AGENTS transportation and/or other activities incidental thereto. This release is WITH RESPECT TO ALL LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY intended to release and hold harmless in advance the City of La Mirada, DAMAGE OR WRONGFUL DEATH CAUSED BY THE ACTIVE OR PASSIVE its elected officials, officers, employees, volunteers and agents (“Spon- NEGLIGENCE OF ANY OF THE SAME, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PER- sors” herein) from any and all liabilities, claims and/or actions arising MITTED BY LAW. I HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT AND UNDERSTAND out of or connected in any way with my minor child’s participation in AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT BY SIGNING THE SAME I AND MY MINOR the Class, even if caused by the active or passive negligence of any of CHILD ARE GIVING UP IMPORTANT LEGAL RIGHTS. the Sponsors. I further expressly authorize the provision of emergency medical aid to my minor child, if needed during the Class and agree that this release shall apply to any such treatment. Dated Signature of Parent/Guardian I understand that serious accidents occasionally occur during similar activities, and that participants occasionally sustain fatal or serious personal injuries as a consequence thereof. Knowing these risks, however, Dated Signature of Parent/Guardian on behalf of my minor child I nevertheless expressly assume those risks and agree that under no circumstances will I, my minor child, or any Home Telephone Number: (______)______of our heirs or successors in interest prosecute any civil action or claim for personal injury, property damage or wrongful death against any of the Sponsors who, through active or passive negligence or otherwise, FOR STAFF USE ONLY q Logged into CLASS might be liable to me or my minor child’s heirs or other successors in Completed by______Date______interest for damages.

RECREATION CLASS WAIVER OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND INDEMNITY (ADULT)

In consideration of my being allowed to participate in the I further agree to indemnify, defend and hold free and harmless the ______recreational class(es) Sponsors, and each of them, with respect to any and all claims and actions asserted by any person, including any of the Sponsors, for dam- provided by the City of La Mirada (“the Class”), on or beginning on ages, liabilities, losses, and/or injuries, arising out of or in any way con- ______, 20___, and to the fullest extent permitted by law, I, nected with my participation in the Class, including, but not limited the undersigned, hereby waive, release, and discharge in advance any to, any transportation to and from the Class, to the fullest extent per- and all claims and causes of action for damages for death, personal mitted by law. injury and/or property damage which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me or to any of my heirs, assigns, or other successors I AM SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT WITH THE INTENT TO RELEASE AND in interest, as a result of my participation in the Class. This release is HOLD HARMLESS IN ADVANCE THE CITY OF La Mirada, AND ITS ELECTED intended to discharge and release in advance the City of La Mirada OFFICIALS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTEERS AND AGENTS FROM and each of its elected officials, officers, employees, volunteers, and/ ALL LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AND/OR or agents (“the Sponsors”) with respect to any and all liability arising WRONGFUL DEATH CAUSED BY THE ACTIVE OR PASSIVE NEGLIGENCE out of or connected in any way with my participation in the Class, even OF ANY OF THE SAME, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY though that liability may arise out of the active or passive negligence LAW. I HAVE READ THIS DOCUMENT AND FULLY UNDERSTAND AND of any of the Sponsors. I further expressly authorize the provision of ACKNOWLEDGE THAT BY SIGNING THE SAME I AM GIVING UP IMPOR- emergency medical aid to me if needed during the Class and I agree TANT LEGAL RIGHTS. that this release shall apply to any such treatment.

I fully understand the nature of the Class, and further understand and agree that serious accidents may occasionally occur during the Class, Dated Participant including any required transportation to and from the Class, and that participants may sustain fatal or serious personal injuries and/ Home Telephone Number: (______)______or property damage as a consequence thereof. Knowing these risks, and having full knowledge of my physical limitations, I nevertheless expressly agree to assume those risks and hold the Sponsors, and each of them, free and harmless with respect to any such injuries, damages and/or my death. I further understand and agree that this waiver of FOR STAFF USE ONLY q Logged into CLASS liability, assumption of risk and indemnity is binding on all of my heirs, Completed by______Date______assigns and any and all other successors in interest. La Mirada Theatre Restaurant Extra 49 EMMY AWARD-WINNING COMEDIENNE VICKI LAWRENCE IS ONE OF THE MOST BELOVED TELEVISION PERSONALITIES OF HER GENERATION.

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