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The Beauty of Movement See Page 12 See Page 10 See Page 15 ENCINO ENTERPRISE Volume 1, Issue 21 A Compendious Source of Information February 6, 2020 NEWS IN BRIEF What’s in a Name? Encino 2019 Crime Update How Flora, Favorite Daughters, Failed Travels and More At the Encino Neighborhood Council meeting held at the Led to Your Cities’ Monikers end of January, attendees were given a crime report from Senior By Christopher James and Valley Circle Boulevard. Sepulveda Pass and were amazed Lead Officer Walia on 2019 statistics as well as current crime If you have ever The mushed pumpkins released by the number of oak trees in reports for the Encino area. At the end of 2019, the West Valley wondered about where the names their seeds into the dirt and winds the area that is now Ventura and was listed fourth in the city for reduction of crime from 2018. of the different neighborhoods and the next spring wild pumpkin Sepulveda. As was customary, Encino had the highest reduction of crime by 20%. The crimes and cities in the Valley came patches had sprung up all over the the Spanish friars and soldiers that tend to make up a large part of these statistics are burglary from, you may be surprised area. threw in the name of a saint, this and theft associated with motor vehicles – burglary constituting by the historical, time Catherine of the breaking into of cars and theft being the actually stealing of economical, political Bologna who is the materials from cars. Walia advised that the best way to combat and even accidental patron saint against these crimes is to simply remove your personal possessions from ways our various temptations. They the car – don’t leave valuables in plain sight. areas got their reportedly chose her Additionally, the West Valley LAPD has seen a identities. AFTER a gut busting substantial rise in theft from residential construction projects. Take for and fatty lunch at While the property is being redone, homeowners tend to leave example the city of Jerry’s on Petit. their expensive appliances in the construction site, which burglars Calabasas. It was The same view from the street and subsequently steal. Homeowners are named by accident, Spanish explorers advised to store these appliances elsewhere while the property is literally. Allow me were also responsible open to construction. to explain... First for naming Van The West Valley LAPD posts their weekly crime statistics off, how many of you Nuys. It was named on their Facebook page and those who are interested in hearing know that the land after a local farmer directly from officers are invited to their monthly meetings at the of the Kardashians turned real estate West Valley Station on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. and the Sagebrush developer, Isaac Cantina loosely The Encino oak stump that long stood as the city’s emblem. Newton Van Nuys, translates into, “The who owned the land Encino Chamber Heads to Paris place where the pumpkins fell?” Now, for all of you in partnership with another While that may seem like a better Calabasas residents shocked farmer, Isaac Lankershim. For Their 2020 Business Awards to find out that your fancy- schmancy community was named The Encino Chamber of Commerce recently announced after a vehicle accident involving details for their 2020 Business Awards on Saturday, March 7, a lowly gourd, just be grateful beginning at 6 pm at the Warner Center Marriott. “An Evening it wasn’t named “Oh s&!t”, or ‘en plein air’ In Paris” will honor UCLA Health as Business of “Mierde” after the wagon driver’s the Year, Dr. Joan Maltese as the Heart of the Community, Mitch probable reaction to the wreck. McKnight as the Diamond of the Community as well as Karie The Spanish theme is a Purcell, the outgoing president of the Chamber and the 2019 common one in the Valley seeing Board of Directors. With a cocktail reception and silent auction as how after the indigenous to precede the program and dinner, both sponsorships as well as Chumash and Tongva Indian advertisement opportunities are available in addition to tickets. tribes, the Spanish were the first For information on this gala, visit EncinoChamber.org or call the Europeans to visit the region. office at 818-789-4711. Encino, San Fernando and The founding face of Van Nuys. Pacoima are the most obvious Stop and smell the... examples of this storied heritage. Reseda inspiration? Coffee With a Cop title for a Hemingway novel than Surprisingly, Tarzana is not. Come chat with your local cops over a cup of joe! an upscale bedroom community, Encino was shortened Lankershim got the raw end of LAPD West Valley will be at Starbucks at 19305 Victory Blvd it’s the loose Spanish translation from “Los Encinos,” which the deal apparently, as he just got (Loehmann’s Plaza) on Monday, February 10, from 9 to 11 am. of Calabasas. That’s right. In was shortened from “El Valley a street while his partner plastered Meet the officers that patrol your neighborhood and discuss Spanish “calabaza” translates into de Santa Catalina de Bononia de his name on the whole damn important issues that affect your community. Plus, learn how you either pumpkin, gourd or squash Los Encinos,” which the locals town. Call me crazy but I think can work with the West Valley LAPD to keep your communities and as the legend goes an Oxnard probably decided was too long there could have been some town safer. For those who are offline, this is a great opportunity to farmer on his way to the markets to fit on a sign before the words name that would have worked for personally connect with their local leaders. of the Los Angeles Pueblo “car wash.” Encino means “oak” both of them….Hmmm…let me spilled a wagonload of pumpkins in Spanish and the first Spaniards think….hmmmm…. somewhere in the area between to meander into the Valley Tarzana, if it had a what is now Parkway Calabasas came by way of the now-named (continued to page 14) Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 2 CALENDAR FEBRUARY Vacation Community Calendar * Join the Encino Tarzana Library as they welcome YouTube star and professional artist Evan Burse on Saturday, February 8, at 1 pm. Evan will share his secrets on how to start Vibes & Values! and grow your own YouTube and social media channels, how 1 to post, how often and more! 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Encino local Barbara Roisman Cooper (at left) recently published her fourth book, Great Britons of Stage and Screen, Volume II: Directors in Conversation, featuring personal interviews with some of the leading film and stage directors of the last 75 years. During more than 20 visits to

the UK, Roisman Cooper personally conducted * All of us suffer the horror of committee meetings. Know conversations with a dozen leading theatre, film, the definition of a committee? It’s a group of people who set out to and television directors. The directors Roisman Cooper interviewed design a horse and end up designing a camel. Someone else offered are Ken Annakin; Michael Attenborough; Michael a committee is a group of people who keep minutes and lose hours. Blakemore; Howard Davies; Sir Richard Eyre; Michael Grandage; Sir Nicholas Hytner; Pat * Food for thought: Do regular dogs see police dogs and Jackson; Charles Jarrott; Ronald Neame; Tony think, “Oh no! It’s a cop!” Palmer; and Deborah Warner. Renowned actor David Suchet wrote the Foreword. Great Britons * Jeff Blum checks in with this haha: A truck loaded with of Stage and Screen, Volume II: Directors in Vicks Vapor Rub overturned on the highway. Amazingly, there was Conversation is available in both hardcover and no congestion for eight hours. softcover editions from the publisher BearManorMedia.com, as well as Amazon.com, AbeBooks. com, and retail outlets. * I discovered I scream the same way whether I’m about to be devoured by a great white shark or if a piece of seaweed touches my foot.

* Our friend Dave Smith, himself a barrister, checks in Shane Hoggard (at left with a satisfied with this lawyer joke: Did you hear about the man who was walking customer!) and his Three Dog Bakery Encino through the cemetery and noticed a gravestone that read “Here lies team were recently awarded the “Top Dog” award a lawyer and a good man.” “Imagine that,” said the man to himself. for being number one in sales...nationwide! “Two men buried in the same grave.” Three Dog Bakery specializes in everything you need to pamper your pooch including natural, * Some people hear voices. Some see invisible people. premium treats for a healthy and Others just have no imagination. happy dog. Is your furry friend your true Valentine? Treat them * If happy hour starts at 5 pm and you arrive at 5:15 pm, to a specialty heart-shaped cake are you depriving yourself a little bit of happiness? to show how much you love them! Three Dog is located at 17301 Ventura Blvd #3. Give * As we get closer to tax time we remind you that nothing them a ring at (818) 935-6966. makes time pass more quickly than an income tax installment every three months.

* What’s the difference between a taxidermist and a tax collector? The taxidermist takes only your skin - Mark Twain. Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020 Page 4

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by readers of the 2002-2019! 20 19 Daily News 02-20 www.pdinsure.com Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 5 Letter to the Editor LOCAL NEWS Trader Joe’s replacing Ralph’s would be the best solution and “may” eliminate the problem that allows use of parking by persons going to the East/North bldg. structure that charge “pay to park!” Hard to park to shop at Ralph’s, especially on Mondays! Sad to see “my” Ralph’s closing and its kind and friendly employees going elsewhere. I’ll miss them! Ralph’s has been there for me since it opened many years ago. -Marie M The Bird Blurb PUBLISHER Valley Audubon Society, and we you have bird feeders, you may Kathleen Sterling are here to help! Each column will spot them eating the seed spilled EDITOR feature a different bird common on the ground underneath. Katie Sterling to the Valley and easily seen by Unlike many birds who those who wish to look. We may sing primarily during breeding EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT think we live in a concrete jungle, season, the White-Crowned Connie Hein but wildlife can be found almost Sparrow sings all year ‘round. BUSINESS EDITOR anywhere. Perhaps they’re practicing, Miri Rossitto We’ll start this journey because the young birds must CULTURE EDITOR with the White-Crowned Sparrow, learn their song from their fathers! Brittany Campbell a charming winter visitor to our In fact, these sparrows HEALTH EDITOR region. It breeds in Alaska and have been the subject of multiple Allie Priore upper Canada, then migrates research studies related to song EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD By Katheryn Barton, San down to our warmer climes. learning, dialects, and the genetics Dan Brin Fernando Valley Audubon These sparrows have been the of the development of language. Joyce Fletcher Society After gracing us with Martin Cooper When you look out at subject of multiple research their company for the winter, the Rickey Gelb your yard, or walk your dog in the studies related to song White-Crowned Sparrow will, park, do you notice the birds? come April, feel that ancestral Glen Kovacs Maybe you have a bird learning, dialects, and the pull back to the taiga, and Brad Rosenheim feeder or two, or maybe you pay genetics of the development of head north. But not to worry— Miri Rossitto attention more than the average next September they and their Richard Sherman person, and there it is, that small language. offspring will return once more. Scott Silverstein creature that flits in and out of To learn more about the Molly Unger view. These sparrows are seed San Fernando Valley Audubon John Walker Have you ever wondered eaters, so you’ll find them in Society’s mission as well as the Diana Williams “What is that bird?” small flocks under or near bushes numerous nature walks they offer, Dennis Zine We are the San Fernando in parks and other open areas. If visit them at sfvaudubon.org. Valley Vantage, Warner Center News, Las Virgenes Enterprise and Encino Enterprise are published weekly by Kathleen Sterling. Offices are located at 22025 Ventura Blvd. #303, Woodland Hills CA 91364. Phone 818.313.9545 / Fax 818.302.1417. Email [email protected]. Website: www.valleynewsgroup.com. Opinions The Next Issue of the Encino Enterprise expressed in articles are those belonging to the article’s author and do not necessarily reflect the view of the Publisher or its advertisers. Submissions are welcome and must include name, address and phone. All submissions become the property of the Publisher. Valley Vantage is a legally adjudicated newspaper of general circulation serving the Will Be Out On February 20 County of Los Angeles by Superior Court Degree No. SFC 858. PHONE 818.313.9545 FAX 818.302.1417 Email: [email protected] 22025 Ventura Blvd. #303 Woodland Hills CA 91364 www.valleynewsgroup.com Facebook.com/valleynewsgroupwoodlandhills REGISTER FOR A FREE DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTION! Get the Paper Deliverd Directly to Your Inbox Bi-Monthly Email us at [email protected] and say “Register Me” Connect with Us on Social Media Absolute Pilates Upstairs valleynewsgroup.com 21208 Costanso Street Suite 2 @ValleyNewsGroup Woodland Hills, CA 818 226-0695 absolutepilatesupstairs.com

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The Beauty of Movement By Allie Priore own backyard. for a run, or taking your favorite I often take for This past week has been workout class. Whatever it is we Your whitest teeth. Not in three months. granted the sheer fact that I a hard one full of many different get to move, we get to be alive. Not in three weeks. have the gift of movement. emotions. As we try to process I have also been That I am capable of choosing as a city this tragic event that thinking a lot this week about By tonight. to use the power and strength occurred and honor those lives how in an instant all of that can of my body on any given day. lost, it is important to make sure be taken away from us. Introducing Zoom! Professional Teeth Whitening Centers. we are taking care of ourselves. Too often I think we The revolutionary new way One way to do so is to find take for granted the beauty of to whiten your teeth. Vow to live strength through movement. movement. The sheer fact that each day All week I have not been we house a body that allows us able to think of anything except to move is incredible. Now there’s a whole new way to whiten your teeth. the preciousness of life. We are so The way we are able Without spending weeks with a bleaching kit or so-called whitening toothpaste. to the fullest. Zoom!’s remarkable new technology is so effective, it can safely and gently lucky to be alive and to be able to lift weights, run fast and far, whiten your teeth to their ultimate natural whiteness - in just one visit. And the results are guaranteed to your satisfaction. Just call Zoom! today. to move our bodies — truly being control a Pilates reformer, or And you could have whiter teeth by tonight. When a tragedy like aware of the strength and power hold a yoga pose is a gift that the one that took place two we possess. we do not appreciate enough. Joseph P. Sciarra, D.D.S. Sundays ago happens, you We have the choice and There is a beauty to all of that. 22554 Ventura Blvd., Suite 102 get a nice dose of perspective. the ability to move our bodies One that we should pay more Woodland Hills 818.224.2970 Especially when it strikes on a daily basis — whether that attention to. suddenly and happens in your simply be taking a walk, going In times of hardship, the gift of movement can be the most special. When you move your body you are finding a release. You are allowing yourself to tune in to what is going on internally. You give yourself a chance to feel empowered. It helps you find that strength that you think you have lost.

We are so lucky to be alive and to be able to move our bodies — truly being aware of the strength and power we possess.

So as we, the city of Los Angeles, continue on in these next few weeks and months ahead, I encourage you to continue to move and be grateful that you are able to. I encourage you to find healing in movement. I encourage you to try different forms of movement and explore all the options that are available to you. Remember that you are stronger than you think. Vow to live each day to the fullest. Most importantly, do not take anything for granted. Allie Priore is a certified Pilates instructor based in the LA area and has been a professional in the indutry for six years. Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 11

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Valentine’s Day Pottery Class Enjoy a special date night at Bitter Root Pottery at Westfield The Village on Friday, February 14, from 11 am to 9 pm. Channel your inner “Ghost” scene with a loved one and experience a two-hour Valentine’s Day pottery date that includes wine, cheese, and chocolates! Ages 21+, $150 per couple. For those interested, RSVP is required at [email protected]

LAPD West Valley Welcomes Captain III Espinosa Join the West Valley LAPD for their “Toasts and Smokes” event welcoming West Valley’s Captain III Paul M. Espinosa on Wednesday, February 19, at 6:30 pm. Held at Joey’s Cigars (17022 Ventura Blvd), a ticket will afford you two cigars, drinks and food. Tickets are $100 and are available to purchase at the door or by calling Sgt. Avila at 818-374-7694. Checks should be made out to West Valley Boosters. All proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the West Valley Station.

Valentine’s Storytime & Activities Discover a heartwarming story in this interactive book that shows us how love grows for our dearest friends and family! This special Storytime at Barnes and Noble Studio City on Saturday, February 8, at 11 am features fun activities following the reading of Always More Love by Erin Guendelsberger. Love the Nighttrek Column? Enjoy it Live at the Library!

NIGHTTREK is putting on a “Star Show” at the Encino Tarzana Library on Thursday, February 20, at 6 pm. Grab your friends and family and come out to the event as Encino Enterprise’s own Neill Simmons reviews great new events in astronomy. He’ll look at current projects at NASA and JPL that are developing. You’ll also learn about the winter sky and how to see the naked-eye planets, plus lots of fun astronomical trivia. For more info call the library at (818) 343-1983.

Sweets for Your Sweet! Celebrate Saint Valentine with jewel-toned macarons delicately piped and filled with buttercream and white chocolate ganache. During this specialty three-hour Valentine’s Fairy Tea Time themed class at Sur La Table Woodland Hills on Friday, A Faery Hunt is hosting a special Valentine’s tea on Sunday, February 14, at 9 am, you will practice the techniques for February 9, at 11:30 am at the Tarzana Community and Cultural Center. folding, piping and baking your own macarons. You’ll Each table will be hosted by one of A Faery Hunt’s charming fairies learn to make almond macarons with raspberry lemon with a decadent spread including English tea sandwiches, shortbread buttercream and gold-dusted vanilla bean macarons with cookies, fairy fruit and veggies, plus fairy tea! Come dressed in your white chocolate rose ganache. Sweet gifts for your sweet! fairy, prince or princess finest attire and enjoy circle-time story time Class is $69 per person. Those interested can sign up on the with the fairies, music, dancing and surprises. Space is limited for the Woodland Hills page at surlatable.com Fairy Tea Party, so get your tickets now for this catered event. $45 a person. Call to reserve your seat at 818-324-6802.

EMC Seafood Abercrombie & Fitch LUSH Aldo Express Fashion Nova MEN Macy’s Disney Store Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 13 ENTERTAINMENT Free FIDM Exhibit Showcases Costumes Celebrating the that pays homage each year to the creativity of Costume Designers for film in 2019, the FIDM Museum will present the “Art of Motion Picture Costume Design” exhibition for the 28th Mural Mile’s Newest Addition year. The exhibit showcases costumes created by all five By Britt Campbell work that Environmental Justice Tataviam elders. Academy Award nominees. Happy 2020 Encino! Group, Pacoima Beautiful, has The blue “forget-me- Representing the past We’ve talked murals, and maybe been seeking since its founding not” flowers express eternal year in cinema, visitors will see you’ve gone so far as to check out in 1996. Started by a team of remembrance for Armenian over 100 outstanding costume The Great Wall of Los Angeles mothers to address the poor air people. The mural stands on designs from 29 films and all featured in 2019. Well, public quality and other toxic elements what was once Tataviam land, five Academy Award nominees art enthusiasts, closing out 2019 in the Northeast Valley, Pacoima and the owner of the building is for Costume Design including brought the San Armenian. “The Fernando Valley Pacoima is Irishman” another major quietly working by Sandy accolade – the to situate itself as Powell and Costumes include a variety completion the destination for Christopher of Elton John outfits from of the largest art revitalization. Peterson; “Rocketman” (above) and a above-ground Artists, grassroots “Jojo peacock feather ensemble (at mural in almost organizations, Rabbit” left) from “Dumbo.” 50 years. local government by Mayes “Rushing and local C. Rubeo; creativity of the costume Waters” by Levi businesses have “Joker” designer for film with a Ponce is the come together to by Mark museum show of outstanding newest addition create something Bridges; costumes and Oscar® to Mural Mile uniquely Pacoima, “Little nominated designs. in Pacoima. and uniquely SFV. Women” by The exhibition is free to So rush and don’t Jacqueline the public through Saturday, wait to see the Durran and March 21. Visitors’ hours are Beautiful newest addition! “Once Upon Tuesday through Saturday, 10 encourages the Britt Campbell is a a Time...in am to 5 pm, closed Sunday and use of the arts second generation Angeleno who Hollywood” Monday. to empower lives in the San Fernando Valley. by Arianne FIDM Museum is community Campbell currently works at The Phillips. located on the campus of FIDM, development. Autry Museum in Los Angeles. This major exhibition is the a college specializing in multi- As it only one of its kind in the world disciplines of design. stands, Mural Mile is a three mile stretch of Van Nuys Boulevard between Arleta and Let’s back up just a Glenoaks. There are over 30 little… What is Mural Mile? murals that highlight prominent Pretty much the most positive features (Hansen Dam, the female boss energy I’ve come Sylmar Aqueduct, San Gabriel across in a long time. Mountains, the Los Angeles One key player is River, Whiteman Airport) of the Pacoima local and muralist, San Fernando Valley. Kristy Sandoval. After attending Ponce thanks the work school in San Francisco, Sandoval of Sandoval, Pacoima Beautiful, came back to her hometown and and Councilwoman Rodriquez wondered why there was no sign for the part they have played and of mural culture. She took it as a continue to play in the success of personal vocation to try to share Mural Mile. her knowledge and experience by Ponce’s “Rushing teaching mural design workshops Waters” comes in at 25 feet tall all over the Northeast Valley. and 500 feet long. It is located on San Fernando Road along the What is Mural Mile? Metro Link and can be accessed by driving down San Fernando or Pretty much the most when exiting the 118 Freeway. positive female boss Two key features of “Rushing Waters” are a 25-foot energy I’ve come across tall Tataviam woman, and blue “forget-me-not” flowers. in a long time. Each image becomes a symbol for the resilience and Sandoval started this strength of community. The work in the 2000’s, but Pacoima’s woman was painted by artist, revitalization from within was Erica Friend in collaboration with Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 14 REAL ESTATE What’s in a Name Cont’d REALTORS (continued from page 1) water controversially transported English baroque manor house and regional heritage would not be down to the L.A. region from the somehow the similarities have Spanish, but rather African, as Owens Valley via the California escaped me. Showcase Your Hot Properties it was named after, you guessed Aquaduct. Woodland Hills also it, Tarzan, king The syndicate, started out in life with a different of the jungle. who by no name. The above mentioned Here! Edgar Rice accident syndicate who bought cheap Burroughs, purchased the farmland just before the the author of low-priced water arrived actually bought Call 818-313-9545 the “Tarzan” dry farmland most of the valley in separate books, built just before the partnerships, though all were a a sprawling aqueduct they mixed bag of relatives or shell BOB’S LOCKSMITH SHOP estate in proposed and companies associated with one the hills pushed for was or more of the big hitter Booth/ overlooking approved, named Chandler/L.A. Times family, the COMMERCIAL HARDWARE what is now many of the O’Melvany family and the family Security Specialist Reseda and neighborhoods of L.A. banker Moses Sherman. Ventura in the Valley. As an aside, all these guys were Boulevards. Birthday wish list: pony, dresses, Imagine what a there to welcome the first water Get a Quote...We’ll Beat It! He named the my own city? birthday present when it cascaded down the open estate Tarzana that was from spillway just above what is now and it stuck, dear old dad the 5 Freeway before being (818) 340-0421 (310) 592-8357 and continues to stick, long Harrison. “Honey, I know last diverted to the east, west and after his estate was demolished year we got you a pony….this south portions of their previously to make way for the homes and year we’re giving you a city.” nearly worthless land. I would businesses built in the 1940’s This is actually quite like to imagine that Moses was at onward. If you are a Tarzana common with real estate the lever that “parted the waters.” resident embarrassed by developers. They name Now back to Woodland living in a town named after a cities, streets and parks in the Hills. The syndicate didn’t caveman-like cartoon character, communities they build after bother to come up with a name again, count your blessings. You favorite family for this region could be living in Flintstones, members. I’m sure before they CA. you’ve all seen a sold most of it Speaking of Reseda “Donna Drive,” to one Victor Boulevard, the community or “Heather Way” Girard (born just north of Tarzana and in your travels. I Victor Girard Encino was not originally just wonder whose Kleinberger- named Reseda. It was named unlucky daughter shortened “Marian” after the daughter was named at Ellis of Los Angeles Times founder “Shoup?” Island) who Harrison Grey Otis who was Now back subdivided it part of the real estate syndicate to Reseda, long into residential who purchased most of the San after Harrison, or partials and Fernando Valley just before this Marian, who was sold them arid region was blessed with the coincidentally off to his married to Harry Lights, camera, Warner Center! “suckers,” who Chandler (the he lured from daughter got a city, downtown with the son in law only got a street) free lunches. As was the custom, developed and sold off the town he named his new town “Girard” of Marian, the local residents got and it was only changed in 1945 together sometime in the 1940’s when the local Chamber of and renamed it Reseda after the Commerce petitioned to the more fragrant plant “Reseda Oderata.” bucolic name of Woodland Hills. Apparently that was the favorite Warner Center, a large plant of one “Mrs. Turner” (first part of today’s Woodland Hills, name lost to history). Mrs. T was named after movie mogul apparently rallied, organized or Harry Warner (born Hirsz bullied the locals into renaming Mojzesz - also changed at Ellis Marion after a smelly plant as Island) who owned a 700-acre 92 of them convened and agreed horse ranch in the area just north to rename to Reseda. As of this of the current 101 freeway. The publishing our research has Warner family sold the ranch off not been able to confirm how through the 50’s and 60’s but the many votes the runner up name name remained. The area has “Dichondra” received. since exploded into the giant The name of Chatsworth business, residential and dining was bestowed by real estate hub we are all familiar with, developer George R. Crow but thank God for Ellis Island way back in 1888. He claimed or we might all be going for a the region reminded him of Klienburger at the T.G.I.F. in his birthplace, the countryside Mojzesz Center. surrounding “Chatsworth So the next time you find House,” in Derbyshire, England. yourself traversing through town, Hmmm…although I find the take a beat to soak in the unusual, rocky moonscape of our local and quite frankly sometimes Chatsworth striking in its own comical names that form the way, I’ve been to lush, green storied history of the town you Derbyshire and also to the call home. Encino Enterprise, February 6, 2020, Page 15 REAL ESTATE Nighttrek: What to See in the February Sky By Neill Simmons shoulder stars of Orion are both Next to Orion is the Zodiac the beauty of the winter night sky NIGHTTREK is putting The highlight of very bright. Go out and note the constellation, Taurus the Bull. with several telescopes on hand. on a “Star Show” at the Encino February is being able to view the one on the left, Betelgeuse, the The giant red star, Aldebaran, For more information on future - Tarzana Library on Thursday swiftest planet, Mercury. red giant, is dim! Astronomers signifies the bull’s eye. In Greek events, the phone number is 805- night, February 20. Make sure Look in the early 370-2301. These are typically to come and bring a friend as evenings of February 10, 11, FREE events. Make sure to get we review great new events and 12. This planet will be at its there when it is still light as it in astronomy. We will look at highest point in the west. Try to gets very dark in that area and current projects at NASA and get to high ground so you have a may be hard to find. JPL. We will learn about the good view of the horizon. The Griffith Park Observatory winter sky and how to see the Sun sets about 5:30 pm so go out is having a FREE star party on naked-eye planets. around 6 pm to look. First notice February 29 on the front lawn. For more info call the a bright point of light which is the This event is from dusk to 10 library at 818-343-1983. The planet Venus. Mercury will be pm. address is 18231 Ventura Blvd, right below Venus. Remember just past Mercury is so quick it makes the Reseda trip around the Sun in 88 days! Blvd. Hope All month long, Venus gets to see you brighter and brighter in the west. there at 6 Make sure to look west on the pm. 27th and 28th when the beautiful, When thin crescent Moon will be near not star this dazzling planet. gazing, Neill Simmons Mercury is so quick is a Wealth Advisor it makes the trip with LPL think it is close to exploding into mythology, Orion is fighting Financial in around the Sun in a Super Nova. If that happens it Taurus for his life. Woodland 88 days! would be brighter than the Moon! February 9 brings the Hills. If you However, it could happen now, full “Hunger” Moon. The Native have any or in 100 years, as no one knows Americans’ food reserves were questions, Every night in February exactly when it will occur. very low and the snow was deep he may be the greatest constellation, Orion, Under the constellation on the ground so it was hard to reached stands upright in the southeast Orion is the brightest star in all hunt, hence the name. at (818) night sky. Remember, in Greek the night sky, Sirius. Notice Ranger Scott of the U.S. 936-2626 mythology, Orion, was the son of early in the evening that the star National Park Service put on a or neill. the God of the Sea, Poseidon. twinkles white, red, and blue “Star Party” at Paramount Ranch simmons@ Orion has been making when it is low near the eastern in Agoura Hills on Saturday night, lpl.com. exciting news! Normally, the two horizon. February 1. Participants enjoyed

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