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City of La Mirada Electronic Newsletter p9 Summer Safety Series LA MIRADA UPDATE Sign up now for the latest news. FEATURES CONTENTS cityoflamirada.org 4 I-5 Freeway Expansion 11 Calendar of Events Get City updates on these social networks Project Update 12 Parks & Recreation Facility Guide Construction of the I-5 widening along the La Mirada segment continues. North Firestone 14 Swim Classes Boulevard is now closed between Knott Avenue and Trojan Way in La Mirada until at least April 20 Recreation Programs Living of 2019. 35 Gymnasium is published by the 52 Social Services City of La Mirada 6 Independence Celebration 13700 La Mirada Blvd. 54 Facility Reservations La Mirada, CA 90638 Join the community for the biggest Fourth of July 55 Class Registration celebration! The Independence Celebration will Telephone Information (562) 943-0131 be held on Tuesday, July 3 from 4 to 9 p.m. at La Mirada Regional Park. E-mail [email protected] La Mirada History Book La Mirada’s Measure I Now Available for Purchase Sales Tax Expires

La Mirada residents can now own a piece of La Mirada history The City of La Mirada’s one percent supplemental sales tax by purchasing La Mirada: Three Decades of Change and Challenge, officially ended on March 31, 2018. The five-year tax, approved Stability and Achievement. This 60-page hardcover book chronicles the by 66.63 percent of voters in the November 2012 election, City’s rich history, project initiatives, and challenges from 1986-2016. became effective on April 1, 2013. La Mirada’s sales tax rate The new history book was written by Allen Carden, who arrived in has now dropped from 10.25 percent to 9.5 percent, which is the La Mirada in 1965 and is a graduate of La Mirada High School and lowest rate in Los Angeles County. Measure H, the County’s Biola University. .25 percent tax to adress homlessness, became effective locally at the same time Measure I expired. Residents can purchase the new history book for $24.95 plus tax. La Mirada voters approved Measure I after the State of However, for a limited time only, residents can purchase a Book Bundle, California eliminated redevelopment agencies and took which includes The City of La Mirada: A Silver Anniversary History, away other local revenues, leaving cities with very limited 1960-1985 and the new history book for $39.95 plus tax. History resources to provide services and address infrastructure needs. books are available for purchase at the La Mirada Resource Center and A 29-member Citizens Task Force on City Finances and Activity Center. Operations had previously recommended the measure be placed For additional information or questions, call (562) 902-3160. on the ballot, and proposed the funding be used to address unmet infrastructure needs. In keeping with the Citizens Task Force’s recommendation, the City Council has dedicated funds generated by Measure I to completing neighborhood infrastructure repairs. Since it Celebrating Older became effective, Measure I has generated nearly $28 million, exceeding original estimates ranging from $20-$25 million. Americans Month This figure is expected to increase slightly as final payments are forwarded to the City by the State Board of Equalization, which May is Older Americans Month, and a time designated to heighten collects sales tax revenues on the City’s behalf. awareness of services and programs offered to La Mirada’s seniors and Comprehensive neighborhood infrastructure repairs have encourage participation in healthy, active lifestyles. The La Mirada been completed throughout much of La Mirada, with more Activity Center offers a wide variety of programs for seniors that neighborhoods scheduled to receive improvements within the provide opportunities for socialization, education, health and wellness, year. The work includes pavement rehabilitation, replacement nutrition, and much more. Adults ages 50 years and older are invited of damaged curb, gutter, sidewalk and driveway aprons, upgrades to existing and placement of new handicap curb to visit the Activity Center from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through access ramps, reconstruction and lining of storm drain systems, Friday. A variety of social opportunities such as billiards and bingo are and removal and replacement of existing slotted cross gutters. available. The Activity Center is located at 13810 La Mirada Boulevard. The City plans to continue its robust neighborhood Hot lunches are served daily at 11:30 a.m. infrastructure improvement program over the next several years La Mirada is home to thousands of older residents who are living following the conclusion of Measure I. City staff continues to longer, healthier, and more active lives. Older adults make significant explore alternative revenue sources to complete the final phases of contributions to the community through civic leadership, volunteerism, the work. and mentorship. For additional information on La Mirada’s Measure I For additional information on services available for seniors, contact neighborhood improvements or other capital projects, call the the La Mirada Activity Center at (562) 902-3160. City’s Public Works Department (562) 902-2385. 3 Infrastructure Improvements Being Completed Citywide

Neighborhood Improvements to Continue this Summer Progress towards neighborhood infrastructure improvements continues throughout La Mirada. Phase four of the Measure I-funded construction is expected to be completed by summer with phase five Traffic Signal Upgrades following thereafter. Phase five includes all public streets bounded by Imperial Highway, Biola Avenue, Stage Road, Valley View Avenue, and Milan Creek. Imperial Highway, Rosecrans Avenue, Stage Road, Improve Safety Valley View Avenue and Biola Avenue are not part of this project. Traffic signal upgrades along La Mirada Boulevard are The work will include pavement rehabilitation, replacement of nearing completion. The upgrades began in fall 2017 to improve damaged curb, gutter and sidewalk, upgrades to existing and placement safety at major intersections and are expected to be completed of new handicap curb access ramps, removal and replacement of slotted before summer. Improvements were completed along La Mirada cross gutters, storm drain improvements within the frontage road of Boulevard at the intersections of Hutchins Drive, Tacuba Drive, Valley View Avenue and Foster Road, and catch basin upgrades on University Drive, Foster Road, Civic Center Drive, Alicante Castellon Road. Residents in the area will receive advance notice of Road, Excelsior Drive, Ocaso Avenue, and Santa Gertrudes construction activities. Avenue. Upgrades included the installation of additional signal These neighborhood improvements are being funded by La Mirada heads, upsizing the 8-inch signal heads to 12-inch signal heads, voter-approved Measure I, which was a one percent supplemental upgrading pedestrian signal heads and push buttons, replacing sales tax that officially expired on March 31, 2018. Phase five will overhead safety lights with energy efficient LED overhead be the last neighborhood capital improvement project to be funded safety lights, and replacing overhead street name signs with high with the revenue generated by Measure I. Future improvements will be visibility, reflective street name signs. completed with other funding sources or reserve funds.

I-5 Freeway Expansion Median Landscape Project Update Renovations Under Design Construction of the I-5 widening along the La Mirada segment continues. As a result of the drought in California, state-mandated water North Firestone Boulevard is now closed between Knott Avenue and Trojan restrictions required that drinking water not be used to irrigate Way in La Mirada until at least April 2019. The purpose of the restriction turf grass on public street medians. Recent actions by the State’s is to prepare for the widening of the I-5 and to allow demolition and Water Resources Control Board made this restriction permanent. reconstruction of the bridge over Coyote Creek. North Firestone Boulevard This has resulted in the die-off of all turf grass within the medians will also be rebuilt to the east of its current location. on La Mirada Boulevard, Rosecrans Avenue, and Valley View North Firestone Boulevard between Valley View Avenue and Avenue. The mature trees within the medians have also suffered Gateway Drive is now restricted to one lane in each direction until due to the lack of irrigation. December 2020. The purpose of this restriction is to reconstruct and elevate the northbound lanes of Firestone Boulevard to connect with the Landscape renovation plans are now under design to replace future Valley View Avenue bridge. the dead turf and struggling trees with ground cover, bushes, and Caltrans is notifying motorists to expect delays and use alternate trees that require less water. Existing sprinklers systems will be routes. Electronic message signs have been placed in the vicinity utilized with minor modifications. Cobblestone and small boulders to notify the public of the work. For additional information, visit will also be incorporated to match other medians in La Mirada. cityoflamirada.org or my5LA.com. Landscape renovations are expected to begin in late summer.

4 For information on infrastructure improvements call Public Works at (562) 902-2385. La Mirada Theatre Reveals Upcoming Season

As Disney’s “Newsies” closes out La Mirada Theatre’s current season, a new slate of spectacular shows has been announced for next season! “Newsies,” a spirited story of turn-of-the-century New York Before “Hamilton,” there was newsboys who stand up for themselves and triumph over adversity “1776,” the electrifying musical features athletic and high-energy dancing. This musical will delight about the founding of America. audiences June 1-24. Buy your tickets before they sell out! Featuring a diverse contemporary Next season’s breathtaking musicals will provide an unforgettable cast, this Tony Award-winning smash experience for everyone to enjoy! begins with a deadlocked Congress. Its attempts to adopt the Declaration of Independence are boiling over in “A Night with Janis Joplin” heated confrontations. “1776” is a offers a compelling look at the topical, witty, and engaging musical. changing cultural values of the JAN 11 - FEB 3, 2019 1960’s. Like a comet that burns far too brightly to last, Janis Joplin exploded onto the music scene in 1967 and, almost overnight, The greatest movie musical became the queen of rock & roll. of all time, “Singin’ In the Rain” Get ready for a rockin’ evening has been faithfully adapted to the LA MIRADAfueled by such unforgettable THEATRE songs stage so each unforgettable scene, as “Me and Bobby McGee,” and song, and dance is accounted for, “Piece of My Heart.” SEPT 14 - OCT 7, 2018 including the show-stopping title number, complete with an onstage rainstorm! Knock-‘em-dead dance Tony & Emmy Award-winner routines, hilarious situations, Leslie Uggams stars as the snappy dialogue, and a hit-parade legendary Lena Horne in “Stormy score of Hollywood standards Weather.” This mesmerizing new make “Singin’ in the Rain” the bio-musical featuring sensational perfect entertainment for any fan hits such as “The Lady Is A APR 19 - MAY 12, 2019 of the Golden Age of musicals. Tramp,” and “Stardust.” Taking both Hollywood and the music industry by storm, Lena Horne’s voice resonated throughout the decades, not only through her Be our guest as Disney’s incredible vocal talent but also her “Beauty and the Beast” comes to determinationPhotos ©StacieIsabellaTurk/Ribbonhead to fight for what she La Mirada! Step into the enchanted world of Broadway’s modern A NIGHT WITH JANICE JOPLINbelieved. ComeSTORMY experience WEATHER this 1776 THE MUSICAL SEPT 14 – OCT 7, 2018 sensationalOCT musical 19 – NOVextravaganza! 11, 2018 OCTJAN 1911 –- NOVFEB 3, 11, 2019 2018 classic that continues to amaze and delight with its captivating story of soaring romance, bright humor, Patrons will also have a special and thrilling adventure. It is a tale treat this season; Paul Anka will as old as time… given a fresh, make his La Mirada Theatre debut inventive, lively new production on November 16 and 17. The not to be missed! legendary singer/songwriter and one of the greatest teen idols of the late ‘50s continues to be an ever- MAY 31 - JUNE 23, 2019 popular performer with countless classics such as “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” and “My Way” and the famous theme from “The Don’t forget – only La Mirada residents are eligible for exclusive special discounts as subscribers to the Broadway musical series: 50% Tonight Show Starring Johnny off! That is quite an offer for some of the most polished and entertaining Carson.” Come and see a legend productions on any local stage. For additional subscription details and live onstage at La Mirada Theatre! NOV 16 & 17, 2018 benefits, call the box office at (562) 944-9801 or (714) 994-6310. SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN BEAUTY AND THE BEAST PAUL ANKA LIVE! APR 19 – MAY 12, 2019 MAY 31 - JUNE 23, 2019 NOV 16 & 17, 2018 McCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT 5 TICKETS ON SALE JULY 16! • (562) 944-9801 • www.LaMiradaTheatre.com Tuesday, July 3 Join the community for a festive Independence Day celebration on Tuesday, July 3 from 4 to 9 p.m. at La Mirada Regional Park. Enjoy live music from Soul Kitchen and Country Club along with a variety of food and treats sold by local service organizations. The night will conclude with a patriotic program and show stopping fireworks display. For additional event and parking information, visit cityoflamirada.org or call the Resource Center. Independence Concerts Under the Stars & Farmers Market SUMMER Summer evenings filled with music, dancing, and good food returns to La Mirada. The Concerts Under the Stars kicks-off Safety Tips another season at La Mirada Regional Park starting on Thursday, June 14 and runs through Thursday, August 9. Bring the entire family and enjoy hits from the 80’s, Motown, and classic rock Be Prepared favorites. The live entertainment begins at 6:30 p.m. • Choose lightweight, light-colored clothing A new feature this concert season will be La Mirada’s farmers • Apply sunscreen SPF15 or higher market, which will take place at each weekly concert from 3 to 8 p.m. • Wear sunglasses Market vendors will offer unique dishes before and during the concert. A selection of produce and craft vendors will also be available. For additional event and parking information, visit cityoflamirada.org. Keep Cool Performance Schedule: • Avoid direct sunlight • Seek a shaded area Date Band Type • Take cool showers 6/14 The Kings of 88 Classic Piano Rock 6/21 Sgt. Peppers Beatles Tribute 6/28 The Tom Nolan Band Motown & Soul Stay Hydrated 7/12 L.A. Vation U2 Tribute • Drink plenty of water 7/19 The Breakfast Club 80’s Music • Don’t wait to drink more fluids 8/2 The Suffragettes Modern Pop Music • Avoid alcohol or liquids containing high amounts of sugar 8/9 Retro Station 50’s & 60’s Hits Who’s at risk? Stroll in the Park • Adults over 65 Thursday, July 26 • Children under 5 • People with existing medical conditions such Join us for an evening of music, food, activities, and much more as heart disease for the entire family! One of the most popular summer events, the • People without access to annual Stroll in the Park will take place at Creek Park on Thursday, air-conditioning July 26 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and will feature three live bands. The evening’s musical entertainment will include Island Caribbean music from Upstream, Doo Wop from Kulayd, and a sponsored band Immediately cool off anyone suffering from a heat- from Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn. Residents and related illness. Seek medical attention if necessary. guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the Remember, the La Mirada Library and Activity Center evening’s festivities. are designated cooling centers.

6 For information, call Community Services at (562) 943-7277. Get Your 2018 Buccaneer Bay Season Pass! Great value all season! Pass Holder Preview May 20

Synchro America Open

Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center will be hosting the 2018 Synchro America Open from Wednesday, June 6 through Saturday, June 9. The Synchro America Open is part of the 2018 FINA Artistic Swimming World Series where international teams and teams from throughout the United States compete in this beautiful Olympic sport. For more information, visit www.teamusa.org/USA-Synchronized-Swimming.

The World’s Largest Swim Lesson Celebrate Your Special Splash! and other aquatic facilities around the world will join together to break the record for the World’s Largest Swim Event at Splash! Lesson on Thursday, June 21 at 9 a.m. This free event is open to all ages and sends the important message, “swimming lessons Splash! is the perfect location for your next party, picnic, or save lives.” Following the World’s Largest Swim Lesson, celebration. Now is the time to book your summer birthday, family attendees will receive special deals on Buccaneer Bay fun. get-together, company picnic, or other celebration. From birthday For additional information and to register for the World’s parties to full park rentals, Splash! can meet your event needs. Largest Swim Lesson or other aquatic programs, call Splash! Contact Splash! today to book your event.

For information, call Splash! at (562) 902-3191 | www.SplashLaMirada.com 7 Public Safety is Everyone’s Business

School Safety is a Top Priority

In the wake of recent school tragedies, it is important to review the programs the City has in place. The safety and security of students, teachers, and parents on school campuses continue to be a top priority in La Mirada. The City is actively involved with school safety and will continue to identify ways to keep campuses safe. “School Resource Officer Eva Reynoso, Juvenile Probation Officer Darryl Harris, and Safety Education Officer Mary Cipres are all visible on campuses and serve as available resources for students and administration,” says Assistant City Manager Anne Haraksin. “This team of resources remains vigilant to unusual activities and Drug & Substance Prevention Specialist & Youth Speaker, Ray Lozano, will continue to work cooperatively with the Norwalk-La Mirada encouraged La Mirada High students to live a drug free life. Unified School District to investigate any and all situations that could jeopardize school safety.” Last year, a new Prevention and Intervention Program (PIP) was One of the keys to preventing school-based violence is to identify initiated. Through PIP, members of the Public Safety Team provide at-risk students and provide early intervention that focuses on resources, mentoring, prevention, and intervention services to enhancing self-esteem, positive social skills, conflict resolution, students in kindergarten through twelfth grade as well as parents and emotional control, and teamwork. La Mirada’s Safety Education school administrators. Officer Mary Cipres teaches Positive Alternatives to students in The City will continue to work collaboratively with the second, fifth, and seventh grades. This gang and drug prevention Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the Norwalk- program for at-risk youth has been an area of focus for the City for La Mirada Unified School District to continue to identify programs nearly two decades. The primary intent of this program is to prevent and other ways to improve school safety. youth from participating in delinquent behaviors. “It is of paramount importance that teachers, students, parents, and La Mirada’s Public Safety Team collaborates with the Los Angeles community members work toward a common goal of maintaining County Probation Department and Norwalk-La Mirada Unified safety in our schools,” says Saftey Education Officer Cipres. School District to facilitate the Student Attendance Review Team For additional information on school safety or to speak with a (SART), which has proven to be a valuable tool in identifying at-risk member of the La Mirada Public Safety Team, contact the La Mirada youth and providing early intervention. Community Sheriff’s Station.

Public Safety to Enforce Illegal Fireworks and Party Regulations on 4th of July

On July 4, La Mirada’s Public Safety Team will take a “zero all streets and roadways within the City,” says Senior Administrative tolerance” approach to enforcing fireworks and party regulations. A Analyst Mark Rounds. fine of $1,000 will be issued to individuals caught discharging or in Trespassing laws will be enforced and individuals who discharge possession of illegal fireworks. Residents are reminded to follow all fireworks or conduct celebrations on private property without the City regulations. The discharging of fireworks on City-owned property, owner’s permission will be cited. Public drinking of alcoholic including parks, streets, and sidewalks, is prohibited. The use of “safe beverages and public intoxication are prohibited. All laws will be and sane fireworks” is only allowed on July 4 from 3 to 10 p.m. proactively enforced. Streets may not be blocked off to accommodate parties and large Residents are encouraged to take an active part in reporting gatherings. Residents hosting large parties that disturb the peace may criminal activity. To report a crime in progress, dial 911. If you be billed for the costs of dispersing the party. observe illegal fireworks or other criminal activity, call the La Mirada “It is imperative that emergency vehicles be able to safely access Community Sheriff’s Station.

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La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station (562) 902-2960

Safety Series Offered at Summer Day Camp

A Summer Safety Series for children will be offered at the Summer Day Camp held at Neff Park. Safety focused activities will be held every other Tuesday starting on June 12 from 1 to 2 p.m. The Summer Safety series will include a variety of presentations highlighting the importance of safe behavior.

The safety activities will be held on the following dates: • June 12 Fire Safety • June 26 Animal Safety • July 10 Insect Safety • July 24 Pedestrian Safety For additional information, contact the La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station.

National Night Out Thursday, August 2 The National Night Out Against Crime event will be held on Sign up for Vacation Thursday, August 2 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at La Mirada Regional Park during the Concert in the Park. National Night Out is Security Checks sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch. The event brings residents and law enforcement together to heighten With summer quickly approaching and the weather warming crime and drug prevention and build participation in local anti- up, many residents are gearing up for quick getaways and lengthy crime programs. vacations. The Public Safety Team recommends residents who are “This is a great event that brings residents and members of law enforcement together to support La Mirada staying a safe planning to go on a vacation, to visit the La Mirada Community community,” says Public Safety Specialist Jose Amaya. Sheriff’s Station, or go on the City’s website and sign up for a Representatives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Vacation Security Check. As part of this free program, members of Department, La Mirada Public Safety Team, Community the Public Safety Team will inspect your property while you are away Emergency Response Team (CERT), and the Neighborhood to determine if your home is secure. Watch Program will attend the event and provide information. Vacation Security Check requests can be submitted on the City Neighborhoods throughout La Mirada are also invited to join website at cityoflamirada.org or through the My La Mirada smart over 38 million people across the country to celebrate National Night Out on Tuesday, August 7. The City encourages residents phone application. Please submit your request at least five business to spend the evening outside to get to know their neighbors. days in advance of leaving on vacation. Working together to make the community safer is an effective For additional information about Vacation Security Checks, contact way to prevent crime. the La Mirada Community Sheriff’s Station at (562) 902-2960. Below are simple ways to celebrate National Night Out: • Start a Neighborhood Watch group • Have a potluck • Create a block list for people and pets • Welcome new residents • Hold a scavenger hunt

The Public Safety Team would like to visit as many neighborhood gatherings as possible. If you would like the Team to stop by, contact Safety Education Officer Mary Cipres at (562) 902-2986 or email at [email protected] to provide the time and location of your gathering. Follow for the latest news and updates

@LaMiradaPublicSafety @LaMiradaPS 9 & Successor Agency CITY COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS January 23 - April 10, 2018 • Recognized Violet Lesko for her 90th Birthday. • Extended the agreement for Janitorial Services with AGM Industry Groups, LLC for an additional year at City Hall, Activity Center, Community Gymnasium, and Resource Center. • Recognized Matai Archuleta, Jacob Black, Cyrus Ceballos, Justin Contreras, Trevor Cook, Andrew Gonzalez, Cody Kautz, Jeremiah Lafferre, Evan Lizarraga, Gabriel • Adopted Resolution No. 18-01 approving the Entertainment Permit application of the Medel, Armando Nambo, Jayden Northrup, Christian Quinones, Byron Rivas, Larissa Sportsman’s Lounge, 13902 Imperial Highway. Robles, Branden Ruiz, Issac Ruiz, Anthony Salcido and Braedon Simonian of the La Mirada POP Warner Pee Wee Blue Team. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-02 amending Resolution No. 17-21 regarding employment • Recognized City employees Dominic Terrones and Judy Quiñonez for their years of service. benefits and salary rates for all classes of employment.

• Welcomed new La Mirada Community Library Manager Allison Ortiz. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-03 authorizing the installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Leffingwell Road and Stamy Road (east), and the intersection of • Appointed Steve Soto to the Planning Commission. Leffingwell road and Stamy Road (west).

• Appointed Steve Lee to the Community Services Commission. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-04 authorizing the use of SB 1 Road Repair and Accountability Act for Fiscal Year 2018-19 and authorizing staff to submit the project • Appointed Narcis Brasov to the Public Safety Commission. list to the California Transportation Commission. • Appointed Benjamin Coronado to the La Mirada Youth Council. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-05 authorizing the purchase of theatre seats for the • Appointed David Harbaugh and Jim Zoellner to the La Mirada Community Foundation. La Mirada Theatre of the Performing Arts.

• Proclaimed March 2018 as American Red Cross Awareness Month. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-06 supporting the Reducing Crime and Keeping California Safe Act of 2018. • Received and filed the City’s Investment Report for the months ending November and December 2017, and January and February 2018. • Adopted Resolution No. 18-07 approving and Extension of Time for Tentative Parcel • Received and filed the City’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Fiscal Year Map No. 73574 to subdivide one parcel into two at 14871 Imperial Highway, within ended June 30, 2017. the Imperial Highway Specific Plan Zoning District.

• Received and filed the Monthly reasurerT Report for the periods ending November and • Reviewed and discussed the Creek Park Draft Master Plan. December 2017, and January and February 2018. • Reviewed and discussed the 2017 Annual Crime Report. • Received and filed the City’s Financial Transactions Report for Fiscal Year 2016-17. • Reviewed and discussed the Spring Beautification program. • Received and filed the Independent Accountants’ Report on Agreed-Upon Procedures Applied to Appropriations Limit Worksheets. • Reviewed and discussed the Mid-Year Budget for Fiscal Year 2017-18.

• Approved an agreement with W.G. Zimmerman Engineering, Inc. for Rosecrans Avenue • Reviewed and discussed proposed adjustment of residential and commercial refuse rates. Corridor Traffic Signal Upgrades. • Reviewed and discussed residential parkway tree planting. • Approved an agreement with Wolfe Engineering and Design, Inc. to provide construction management and construction inspection services for various projects. • Reviewed and discussed the 2018 Concerts Under the Stars program.

• Approved an agreement with Willdan Engineering for Median Landscape Improvements • Issued a Notice of Completion to Elecnor Belco Electric, Inc. for Capital Improvement for La Mirada Boulevard from Leffingwell Road to Alondra Boulevard, Rosecrans Project No. 2014-24, Alondra Boulevard at La Mirada Boulevard Intersection Avenue from Valley View Avenue to Beach Boulevard, and Valley View Avenue from Improvement Project. Imperial Highway to Rosecrans Avenue.

• Approved Fiscal Year 2018-19 Community Development Block Grant projects. • Issued a Notice of Completion to R.J. Noble for Capital Improvement Project No. 2015-09, Measure I, Phase 3, Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation. • Approved an agreement with Chandler Asset Management for investment management services. • Approved a professional services agreement with Theater Direct, Inc. for telemarketing services for the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. • Approved a lease agreement with Southern California Office echnologiesT Xerox Company for eight copiers. • Approved a contract change order to CNC Engineering for additional civil engineering professional services for Capital Improvement Project No. 2015-08, La Mirada • Approved plans and specifications for Play Area Rehabilitation at Gardenhill and Boulevard at Imperial Highway and Imperial Highway at Telegraph Road Turn Pockets Windermere Parks. Project. • Executed an amendment to the Professional Services Agreement with Paragon Partners to provide additional right-of-way professional services for the La Mirada • The City Council acting in its capacity as the Housing Successor Agency adopted Boulevard at Imperial Highway and Imperial Highway at Telegraph Road Turn Resolution No. HS18-01 authorizing modifications to the Affordable Home Ownership Pockets Project. Program (AHOP).

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 10 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 COMMISSIONS AND ADVISORY COUNCILS CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The City has three commissions and three advisory councils including the Community Services Commission, the Planning Commission, the Public Safety Commission, May 2018 the Historical Preservation Advisory Council, the Senior Council, and the Youth Council. The commissions and councils are advisory groups to the City Council. The 19-20 Relay For Life commissions have broad City-wide areas of review, while the councils have more Splash! • 9 a.m. narrowly focused areas of review on specific segments of the community. La Mirada also has a Community Foundation, which receives donations intended to benefit a 21 Summer Registration Begins wide variety of community services and programs. Online & In-person • 7:30 a.m.

26 Buccaneer Bay Opens Community Services Historical Preservation Splash! • 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Commission Advisory Council Meetings: First Wednesday of Meetings: Second Thursday of each month, 6:30 p.m. at La Mirada each month, 4:30 p.m. at June 2018 City Hall La Mirada City Hall The Community Services Commission The Historical Preservation Advisory 1 All That Dance is responsible for developing Council advises the City Council on Activity Center • 7 p.m. recommendations to improve the quality ways to promote the preservation and of life in the community regarding use of historical landmarks, and assists 11 Summer Day Camp Begins social, recreational and cultural needs in historical programs and events. Neff arkP • 8 a.m. and programs.

14 Concerts Under the Stars Begins Planning Commission Senior Council Regional Park • 6:30-8 p.m. Meetings: Third Thursday of each Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of month, 6:30 p.m. at La Mirada each month, 10 a.m. at the City Hall La Mirada Activity Center 22 Family Friday Nights Begin The Planning Commission’s The Senior Council consists of 16 Splash! • 3-8 p.m. responsibilities and authority are in members and alternate members accordance with the Conservation and including four members selected 24 Swim-In-Movie Nights Begin at-large from the community. The Planning laws as related to general Splash! • 7:30-9:30 p.m. law cities, except as may be otherwise Senior Council reviews issues authorized by and set forth in specific such as planning senior recreation City Ordinances. activities and programs, enhancing July 2018 senior social services, developing community safety, technology, and 3 Independence Celebration Event Public Safety Commission mentoring programs, distributing Meetings: Fourth Thursday of each Regional Park • 4-9 p.m. public information, and expanding month, 6:30 p.m. at La Mirada community events. City Hall 26 Stroll in the Park The Public Safety Commission studies, Creek Park • 6:30-8 p.m. makes reports, holds hearings, and makes recommendations to the City Council on Youth Council 30 Fall Registration Begins matters relating to public safety in the Meetings: Last Wednesday of City. Major areas of responsibility include: each month, 6:30 p.m. at the Online & In-person • 7:30 a.m. items of traffic safety as related to traffic La Mirada Resource Center and pedestrian control; and adequacy of The Youth Council consists of 13 police, fire, and health services. primary members (four at-large, August 2018 nine school representatives, and nine alternates all serving one-year terms 2 National Night Out Community Foundation expiring in October.) The Youth Regional Park • 6:30-8 p.m. Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of Council works on creating a Youth each month, 6:30 p.m. at La Mirada Master Plan, planning youth recreation 3-4 Splash! Family Camp City Hall activities, expanding programs and Splash! • 4 p.m.-12 p.m. The La Mirada Community Foundation facilities, school and campus safety, helps improve the quality of life in technology, mentoring programs, 9 Volunteer Appreciation Concert La Mirada. It does so by supporting career enhancement programs, public Regional Park • 6:30-8 p.m. services and programs meeting the social, information, social services and physical, developmental and recreational community events. needs of local residents. The Foundation 17-18 Father Son Campout also supports community youth Neff arkP • 5 p.m.-10 a.m. organizations and educational programs For more information, visit through the purchase of equipment and www.cityoflamirada.org/ advisorybodies supplies. 11 RECREATION FACILITY GUIDE

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

La Mirada Community Gymnasium 15105 Alicante Rd...... (562) 902-2938 Operating Hours: Monday & Wednesday...... 2 to 11 p.m. Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center Tuesday & Thursday...... 6 to 9 a.m. / 2 to 11 p.m. 13806 La Mirada Blvd...... (562) 902-3191 Friday...... 2 to 11 p.m. Operating Hours: Saturday...... 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday...... 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday...... Noon to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday...... 7 a.m. to 5 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 Ave. & Beach Blvd. (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 MAY 21

14 Contents

14-19 Aquatics

20 Adaptive Recreation

21 Dance Academy

22-24 Early Childhood

25 Tiny Tots 25 26-28 Camps

29 Library Corner

30-34 Youth

35 Gymnasium

36-37 Sports Leagues

35 38-41 Teens to Adults

Classes marked with this symbol 42 promote Healthy Activities Sports Groups

43 Volunteer Opportunities

44-50 Older Adults

51 Community Organizations

52-53 50 Social Services

54 Facility Reservations

55 Registration Information

57 La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts 13 Register for classes on page 55 14 Aquatics Swim Lesson Registration Instructions Registration can be done on-line, by phone or in person at Splash! or the Resource Center. For additional information please call Splash! at (562) 902-3191. Buccaneer Bay Hours Please Register Carefully Students registered in the wrong skill level will Weekends not be able to participate. If the class you want May 26 - September 30.... 10:30am-5:30pm is full, please put your name on the waiting list. Additional classes may be added. Registration Daily begins at 7:30am for all classes. June 1 - August 12...... 10:30am-5:30pm Starbabies & Me Registration Dates 4 weeks Saturdays Summer 1 Class Dates Registration This class introduces infants and toddlers to Through October 13...... 10:30am-5:30pm Mon-Thu 6/11-6/21 May 21 the water in a fun and loving environment. Adults who accompany participants will Tickets General Junior *Senior Mon/Wed 6/11-7/4 May 21 be taught safety and drowning prevention. Single Day $21.95 $16.95 $16.95 T/Th 6/12-7/5 May 21 Parents or caregivers are taught the proper Sat 6/16-7/7 May 21 Twilight (Mon through Thur after 3pm) techniques to teach their infants and tod- All Ages - $11.95 Sun 6/17-7/8 May 21 dlers how to float, submerge, move in water Children 2 and under are free Summer 2 Class Dates Registration and rollover. Classes incorporate songs and Mon-Thu 6/25-7/5 May 21 activities to meet the swim skill bench- Buccaneer Bay Season Passes Summer 3 Class Dates Registration marks. Safety skill benchmarks are designed Season passes are valid during regular Mon-Thu 7/9-7/19 July 6 to educate parents or caregivers. A Personal open sessions starting May 20, 2018. Mon/Wed 7/9-8/1 July 6 Record Book is required for this class and Passes are available at Splash!, La Mirada T/Th 7/10-8/2 July 6 is available for purchase at Splash! for $4. Resource Center or online. Sat 7/14-8/4 July 6 Ages 6 mos. to 3 Splash! Sun 7/15-8/5 July 6 Summer 1 Season Pass General Junior *Senior #10546 9:30-9:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 $74 $59 $59 Summer 4 Class Dates Registration Mon-Thu 7/23-8/2 July 20 #10548 10-10:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 Special Family Price #10547 10:30-10:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 Purchase 4 passes or more and save $5 off of Free Skills Testing #10549 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 each season pass. *This offer cannot be com- If assistance is needed to determine class #10552 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 bined with any other discounts or promotions. level, skill tests are available prior to reg- #10551 5-5:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 istration. Participants may come to Splash! during recreational swim hours for testing. #10550 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 Recreational Swim #10553 6-6:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 Saturdays & Sundays...... 12:30-5:30pm #10545 10-10:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 (May 20th - September 30th) Water Exercise Class #10532 10:30-10:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 Monday - Friday...... 11am-3pm 50 minutes #10533 11-11:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 (June 1st - August 10th) Age: 14 years and older Shallow Water #10544 9:30-9:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Fees Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8 a.m. #10537 10-10:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Single Adult Use...... $4 Monday/Wednesday 7 p.m. #10535 10:30-10:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Single Child Use (Under 18)...... $3 Tuesday/Thursday 10 a.m. #10536 11-11:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Saturday 9 a.m. Adult Lap Swim Summer 3 Deep Water #10554 9:30-9:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Monday through Friday ...... 5:30am-1pm Tuesday/Thursday 7 p.m. Monday through Friday...... 6:30pm-9pm #10555 10:30-10:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Fees #10557 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Saturday & Sunday ...... 7am-12pm Single Use $5 Fees Discounted Pass (9 classes) $40 #10560 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Single Adult Use (18 and over)...... $4 #10558 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Aqua Zumba #10559 5-5:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Discounted Pass 10 weeks Adult 16 Visits...... $52 #10561 6-6:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Have fun in the pool while toning muscles and #10534 10-10:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 *Senior 16 Visits...... $44 burning calories with low impact on your joints. #10539 10:30-10:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 Monthly and Annual Passes Available Instructor: Reyna Ruiz #10540 11-11:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 Adult (18+) Spa Hours Ages 13 and up Splash! #10503 9-9:45a Tu, F 06/05-08/10 $107 #10538 9:30-9:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 Monday through Friday...... 5:30am-9pm #11830 5:45-6:15p Tu 06/05-08/07 $62 #10543 10-10:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 Saturday & Sunday...... 7am-5pm #10501 6-6:45p Th 06/07-08/09 $62 #10541 10:30-10:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 Fees #10500 8-8:45a Sa 06/09-08/11 $62 #10542 11-11:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 Single Adult Use (18 and over)...... $4

*Senior Age 60 and up *No Class 7/4; Make-up on 7/6. Registration begins May 21 Aquatics 15

Preschool Starfish continued... #10564 11-11:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 #10577 11:30-11:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 #10565 9-9:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 #10566 10-10:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 #10567 11-11:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 #10568 12-12:25p Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Summer 2 #10596 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10597 10:30-10:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10598 11:30-11:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10602 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10599 4:30-4:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10600 5:30-5:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10601 6:30-6:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 Summer 3 #10617 9:30-9:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 Preschool Starfish 4 weeks #10618 10:30-10:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 Starfish Swim School Preschool children will focus on developing #10619 11:30-11:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 4 weeks a high comfort level in the water and a readi- #10620 4:30-4:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 This class is designed to improve comfort ness to swim. Children will be introduced #10621 5:30-5:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 and skill in the water, regardless of past to functional swim skills like trust and sub- #10622 6:30-6:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 swimming experience. Topics covered in mersion, body positions, air recovery, rotary #10604 9-9:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 this class include breathing control, floating, movement, forward movement, direction #10605 10-10:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 prone glide, back float, arm strokes, kicking, change and age appropriate safety skills. and other elementary skills. A Personal #10606 11-11:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 A Personal Record Book is required for Record Book is required for this class and this class and is available for purchase at #10610 3:30-3:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 is available for purchase at Splash! for $4. Splash! for $4. #10607 4:30-4:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! Ages 3 to 5 Splash! #10608 5:30-5:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Summer 1 Summer 1 #10609 6:30-6:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10800 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10592 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10630 9-9:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10811 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10593 10:30-10:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10611 10-10:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10802 4-4:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10594 11:30-11:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10612 11-11:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10867 6-6:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10603 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10616 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10775 9:30-9:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10639 4:30-4:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10613 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10595 5:30-5:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10614 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10782 10:30-10:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10638 6:30-6:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $62 #10615 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10783 11:30-11:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10578 9-9:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10569 9-9:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10790 3:30-3:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10579 10-10:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10570 10-10:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10784 4-4:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10580 11-11:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10571 11-11:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10785 5-5:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10584 3:30-3:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10572 11:30-11:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10868 5:30-5:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10581 4:30-4:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10573 9-9:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10786 6-6:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10582 5:30-5:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10574 10-10:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10789 7-7:25p M, W 06/11-07/06 $62 #10583 6:30-6:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $62 #10575 11-11:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10791 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10585 9-9:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10576 12-12:25p Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10792 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10586 10-10:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 Summer 4 #10793 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10587 11-11:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10623 9:30-9:55a M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10797 3-3:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10591 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10624 10:30-10:55a M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10798 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10588 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10625 11:30-11:55a M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10589 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10629 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10794 4-4:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10590 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10626 4:30-4:55p M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10795 5-5:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10562 9-9:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 #10627 5:30-5:55p M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10796 6-6:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62 #10563 10-10:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 #10628 6:30-6:55p M-Th 07/23-08/09 $62 #10799 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $62

*No Class 7/4; Make-up on 7/6. Register for classes on page 55 16 Aquatics

Starfish Swim continued... Pre-Competitive Swim #10763 9:30-9:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 Class #10764 10:30-10:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 4 weeks Participants will improve swimming skills #10765 11:30-11:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $32 by refining the competitive strokes learned #10766 9:30-9:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 in previous classes. Participants will also #10767 10:30-10:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 be prepared for competitive swimming. #10768 11:30-11:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $32 Flip turns, competitive starts, and dives will be taught. Prerequisite: Starfish Stroke Summer 2 School. This class may be repeated. #10804 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #10805 10-10:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 Summer 1 #10806 11-11:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10971 12-12:50p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $74 #10810 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 #10972 5-5:50p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $74 #10975 5-5:50p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #10807 4-4:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 Starfish Stroke School #10976 4-4:50p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #10809 6-6:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $62 4 weeks #10967 10-10:50a Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 Summer 3 This class will review previous level swim- ming skills and benchmarks. Students will #10968 10-10:50a Su 06/17-07/08 $42 #10840 9:30-9:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 develop endurance and refine freestyle. Stu- Summer 2 #10844 11-11:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 dents will learn flip turns, surface dives, and #10973 12-12:50p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $74 #10852 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 stroke techniques for backstroke, butterfly, #10974 5-5:50p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $74 and breaststroke. A Personal Record Book #10846 4-4:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 Summer 3 is required for this class and is available #10979 12-12:50p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $74 #10850 6-6:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $62 for purchase at Splash! for $4. #10812 9:30-9:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #10980 5-5:50p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $74 #10977 5-5:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 #10813 10:30-10:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Summer 1 #10978 4-4:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 #10814 11:30-11:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10893 4-4:50p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $74 #10969 10-10:50a Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 #10819 3:30-3:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10886 11-11:50a M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #10970 10-10:50a Su 07/15-08/05 $42 #10887 4-4:50p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #10815 4-4:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 Summer 4 #10816 5-5:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10888 6-6:50p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #10981 12-12:50p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $74 #10787 5:30-5:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10890 11-11:50a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #10982 5-5:50p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $74 #10817 6:30-6:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 #10889 3-3:50p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #10891 5-5:50p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 Semi-Private Swim Class #10818 7-7:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $62 4 weeks #10877 9-9:50a Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 #10820 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 With three students per instructor, this class #10878 11-11:50a Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 #10822 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 offers small group instruction for beginner #10879 9-9:50a Su 06/17-07/08 $42 #10824 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 and competitive swimmers of all ages and #10880 11-11:50a Su 06/17-07/08 $42 levels. This class is designed to offer a more #10833 3-3:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 Summer 2 individualized approach to learning how to #10835 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 swim. A Personal Record Book is required #10894 11-11:50a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $74 #10826 4-4:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 for this class and is available for purchase #10895 4-4:50p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $74 #10828 5-5:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 at Splash! for $4. Summer 3 Ages 3 to 16 Splash! #10830 6-6:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10904 4-4:50p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $74 Summer 1 #10837 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $62 #10898 11-11:50a M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 #10996 8-8:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10769 9:30-9:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10899 4-4:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 #11015 8:30-8:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10770 10:30-10:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10900 6-6:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 #10997 9-9:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10771 11:30-11:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $32 #10902 11-11:50a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 #10998 10-10:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10772 9:30-9:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10901 3-3:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 #10999 11-11:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #11014 3-3:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10773 10:30-10:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10903 5-5:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 #11000 5-5:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10774 11:30-11:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $32 #10881 9-9:50a Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 #11001 6-6:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 Summer 4 #10882 11-11:50a Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 #11002 7-7:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10777 11-11:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $62 #10883 9-9:50a Su 07/15-08/05 $42 #11003 7:30-7:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $94 #10781 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $62 #10885 11-11:50a Su 07/15-08/05 $42 #10985 8:30-8:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $94 #10778 4-4:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $62 Summer 4 #10986 10:30-10:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $94 #10780 6-6:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $62 #10897 4-4:50p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $74 #10987 11:30-11:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $94

*No Class 7/4; Make-up on 7/6. Key to class locations on page 12 Aquatics 17

Semi-Private Swim continued... Private Swim Class Private Swim Class continued... #10990 3-3:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $94 4 weeks #11254 4-4:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #10988 5-5:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $94 This individual class is designed to teach #11247 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 swimming skills depending on the skill level #10989 7-7:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $94 #11248 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 of the participant. Participants will begin #10991 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 with fundamentals and work up to com- #11249 6-6:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #10992 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 petitive skills. A Personal Record Book is #11250 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11047 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 required for this class and is available for #11251 7-7:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #10993 4-4:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 purchase at Splash! for $4. #11252 7:30-7:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #10994 5-5:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 Ages 6 mos. and up Splash! #11185 8-8:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #10995 7-7:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $94 Summer 1 #11186 8:30-8:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 Summer 2 #11255 8-8:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11187 9-9:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11004 8-8:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11256 8:30-8:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11188 9:30-9:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11013 8:30-8:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11257 9-9:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11189 10-10:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11005 9-9:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11258 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11190 10:30-10:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11006 10-10:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11259 10:30-10:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11191 11-11:25a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11007 11-11:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11221 11-11:25a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11192 11:30-11:55a Sa 06/16-07/07 $79 #11012 3-3:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11260 11:30-11:55a M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11193 8-8:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11008 5-5:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11283 3-3:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11194 8:30-8:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11009 6-6:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11284 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11010 7-7:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11195 9-9:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11261 4-4:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11011 7:30-7:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $94 #11196 9:30-9:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11262 4:30-4:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 Summer 3 #11197 10-10:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11285 5-5:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11035 8-8:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11198 10:30-10:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11263 5:30p-5:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11046 8:30-8:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11199 11-11:25a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11286 6-6:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11036 9-9:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11200 11:30-11:55a Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11264 6:30-6:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11038 10-10:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11219 12-12:25p Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11041 11-11:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11265 7-7:25p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 #11201 12:30-12:55p Su 06/17-07/08 $79 #11045 3-3:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11266 7:30-7:55p M-Th 06/11-06/21 $149 Summer 2 #11016 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11222 8-8:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11267 8-8:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11042 5-5:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11223 8:30-8:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11268 8:30-8:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11043 6-6:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11224 9-9:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11269 9-9:25a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11044 7-7:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11225 9:30-9:55a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11270 9:30-9:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11057 7:30-7:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $94 #11226 10-10:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11271 10:30-10:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11017 8:30-8:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11227 11-11:25a M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11272 11:30-11:55a M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11018 10:30-10:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11237 3-3:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11279 3-3:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11019 11:30-11:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11238 3:30-3:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11280 3:30-3:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11022 3-3:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11228 4-4:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11273 4-4:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11020 5-5:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11229 4:30-4:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11274 4:30p-4:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11021 7-7:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $94 #11241 5-5:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11281 5-5:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11023 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11230 5:30-5:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $129 #11275 5:30-5:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11026 10:30-10:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11231 6-6:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11282 6-6:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11027 11:30-11:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11232 6:30-6:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11276 6:30-6:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11028 4-4:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11233 7-7:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11277 7-7:25p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11030 5-5:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11234 7:30-7:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11278 7:30-7:55p M-Th 06/25-07/06* $149 #11031 7-7:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $94 #11235 8-8:25p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 Summer 3 Summer 4 #11236 8:30-8:55p M, W 06/11-07/06* $149 #11025 8-8:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11320 8-8:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11242 8-8:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11040 8:30-8:55a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11321 8:30-8:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11243 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11024 9-9:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11322 9-9:25a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11244 9-9:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11029 10-10:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11323 9:30-9:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11253 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11032 11-11:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11324 10:30-10:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11245 10-10:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11039 3-3:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11325 11:30-11:55a M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11033 5-5:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11246 11-11:25a Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11351 3-3:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11034 6-6:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11239 3-3:25p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11332 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11037 7-7:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $94 #11240 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $149 #11326 4-4:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149

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Private Swim Class continued... Private Swim Class continued... #11327 4:30-4:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11214 10-10:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11335 5-5:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11215 10:30-10:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11328 5:30-5:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11216 11-11:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11336 6-6:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11217 11:30-11:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11329 6:30-6:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11220 12-12:25p Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11330 7-7:25p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 #11218 12:30-12:55p Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11331 7:30-7:55p M-Th 07/09-07/19 $149 Summer 4 #11287 8-8:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11333 8-8:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 #11288 8:30-8:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11334 8:30-8:55a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 #11289 9a-9:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11337 9-9:25a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 Adult Beginning Swimming #11290 9:30-9:55a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11338 9:30-9:55a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 4 weeks #11291 10-10:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11339 10:30-10:55a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 This class is a basic swim course for adults #11292 11-11:25a M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11340 11:30-11:55a M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 learning to swim. Participants will be #11302 3-3:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11347 3-3:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 taught floating and basic stroke techniques. #11303 3:30-3:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11348 3:30-3:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 This class will introduce front crawl and #11293 4-4:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11341 4-4:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 elementary backstroke skills. No previous skills required. A Personal Record Book #11294 4:30-4:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11342 4:30-4:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 is required for this class and is available #11295 5:30p-5:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11349 5-5:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 for purchase at Splash! for $4. #11296 6-6:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11343 5:30-5:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 Ages 16 and up Splash! #11297 6:30-6:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11350 6-6:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 Summer 1 #11298 7-7:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11344 6:30-6:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 #11181 7-7:50p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #11299 7:30-7:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11345 7-7:25p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 #11182 7-7:50p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #11300 8-8:25p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11346 7:30-7:55p M-Th 07/23-08/02 $149 #11177 8-8:50a Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 #11301 8:30-8:55p M, W 07/09-08/01 $149 #11178 8-8:50a Su 06/17-07/08 $42 #11307 8-8:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 Summer 3 #11308 8:30-8:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 Board Diving #11183 7-7:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 4 weeks #11309 9-9:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 #11184 7-7:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 This class is designed to teach the basics #11179 8-8:50a Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 #11318 9:30-9:55a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 of one-meter and three-meter board diving. #11310 10-10:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 Participants will be taught the fundamentals #11180 8-8:50a Su 07/15-08/05 $42 #11311 11-11:25a Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 of basic board diving through safe teaching #11304 3-3:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 techniques. Prerequisite: Standing front Adult Intermediate #11305 3:30-3:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 dive and Starfish Stroke School. This class Swimming #11319 4-4:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 may be repeated. 4 weeks Ages 6 to 16 Splash! #11312 4:30-4:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 Participants will be taught how to improve Summer 1 #11352 5-5:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 the front crawl stroke and be introduced to #11389 11:30a-12:20p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 breaststroke and sidestroke. Depending on #11313 5:30-5:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 Summer 3 the skill level, adults will be introduced to #11314 6-6:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 #11390 11:30a-12:20p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 treading water, diving and flip turns. The #11315 6:30-6:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 majority of class time will be spent in deep #11316 7-7:25p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 water. Prerequisite: Adult Beginning level #11317 7:30-7:55p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $149 swimming skills . A Personal Record Book #11202 8-8:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 is required for this class and is available #11203 8:30-8:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 for purchase at Splash! for $4. Ages 16 and up Splash! #11204 9-9:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 Summer 1 #11205 9:30-9:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 #11379 7-7:50p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #11206 10-10:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 #11380 7-7:50p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #11207 10:30-10:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 #11373 8-8:50a Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 #11208 11-11:25a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 #11374 8-8:50a Su 06/17-07/08 $42 #11209 11:30-11:55a Sa 07/14-08/04 $79 New and Improved Summer 3 #11210 8-8:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 #11378 7-7:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 #11211 8:30-8:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 Registration System #11377 7-7:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 #11212 9-9:25a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 Create your account today! #11375 8-8:50a Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 #11213 9:30-9:55a Su 07/15-08/05 $79 www.cityoflamirada.org #11376 8-8:50a Su 07/15-08/05 $42

*No Class 7/4; Make-up on 7/6. Key to class locations on page 12 Aquatics 19 Polo Buddies Polo Buddies is a beginner’s level water polo class for boys and girls ages 8-15. With smaller class sizes and multiple coaches, stu- dents receive more individual instruction. In a Polo Buddies class, no student gets left behind. This class is perfect for any child. It is also an inclusive class for kids with ADHD (ADD), Asperger’s, anxiety, or muscle coordination issues. Students must be able to follow verbal directions, work in groups of 3 to 4 and must World’s Largest Swim Lesson be safe in deep water. Polo Buddies is a group Thursday, June 21 class and not designed for students who may Join Splash! lifeguards and swimmers from need individual instruction. For more infor- around the world in the World’s Largest mation please contact Coach David Farkas at Swim Lesson at Splash! on Thursday, June [email protected]. No class 7/4; make- 21 at 9 a.m. This free event is open to all up on 7/6. ages and helps send this important message - Instructor: Shaquatics Fundamentals of Water Polo “swim lessons save lives!” Participants ages Ages 7 to 15 Splash! 4 weeks 13 and under will receive free waterpark Session 1 Fundamentals of Water Polo is a water polo admission following the lesson with a paid #12000 11:30a-12:30p Sa 06/02-06/23 $65 class for boys and girls ages 10-15. Only adult. Pre-register at Splash! or online at those students who have been invited up splashlamirada.com. #12003 11:30a-12:30p Su 06/03-06/24 $65 from the Polo Buddies class will be allowed Ages 8 to 10 Splash! to take the Fundamentals of Water Polo Pirate Camp #12005 5:20-6:10p M 06/04-06/25 $65 Class. This course will build on the skills Ahoy Mateys! Come spend the day learned in the Polo Buddies class, namely exploring Buccaneer Bay. Staff will super- Ages 11 to 15 Splash! eggbeater (treading water), head up and head vise children as they play in group games #12007 5:20-6:10p W 6/6-6/27 $65 down freestyle, backstroke, ball handling and participate in pirate activities. Par- Session 2 skills, and passing technique. This class will ticipants must be signed-in and signed-out #12001 11:30a-12:30p Sa 07/07-07/28 $65 encourage teamwork, good character, and having fun learning a great sport. Students of camp daily. Lunch is included. Special #12004 11:30a-12:30p Su 07/01-07/22* $65 will need to bring goggles. Girls must wear season pass holder rate is $17. Ages 8 to 10 Splash! one piece suits, and boys must wear speedos Ages 8 to 12 Splash! #12006 5:20-6:10p M 07/02-07/23* $65 or jammers, no board shorts. Students can #11399 10a-3p F 06/08 $28 only attend the Fundamentals class in #11400 10a-3p F 06/15 $28 Ages 11 to 15 Splash! which they are signed up. There are no #12008 5:20-6:10p W 7/11-7/25 $48.75 makeups. Prerequisite: Polo Buddies #11401 10a-3p F 06/22 $28 Ages 10 to 15 Splash! #11396 10a-3p F 06/29 $28 Adaptive Swim Class Summer 1 #11397 10a-3p F 07/06 $28 4 weeks #11385 5:30-6:20p M, W 06/11-07/06* $74 #11402 10a-3p F 07/13 $28 This class is designed for students who can #11386 5:30-6:20p Tu, Th 06/12-07/05 $74 #11398 10a-3p F 07/27 $28 function in a 3 to 1 student to instructor ratio. Summer 3 #11403 10a-3p F 07/20 $28 Students who need additional assistance are #11404 10a-3p F 08/03 $28 welcome to attend with an accompanying #11387 5:30-6:20p M, W 07/09-08/01 $74 adult. Private classes available. #11388 5:30-6:20p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $74 Ages 4 to 18 Splash! Log Rolling 4 weeks Summer 1 Splash! is excited to offer this activity! Log #11381 12-12:50p Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 Mermaid Synchronized Rolling is an exhilarating water sport for par- #11383 12-12:50p Su 06/17-07/08 $42 Swimming ticipants and spectators alike. Log Rolling Summer 3 This class is designed to teach participants challenges your balance while providing a #11382 12-12:50p Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 the olympic sport of synchronized swim- strong core and cardio workout. After partici- #11384 12-12:50p Su 07/15-08/05 $42 ming which combines ballet, swimming and pants learn the basic steps and improve their gymnastics. Participants will be introduced own personal skills, they can progress to chal- to basic skills such as sculling, figure skills, lenges that involve cooperation and/or compe- Follow La Mirada and will be taught a routine set to music. tition with partners and teams. It’s as easy as Prerequisite: Starfish Stroke School. falling off a log! Drop-in Fee is $10 per class. Community Services Ages 6 to 16 Splash! Ages 8 and up Splash! @LMRecreation Summer 1 Summer 1 #11394 12-12:50p Su 06/17-07/08 $99 #11392 1-2p Su 06/17-07/08 $37 Summer 3 Summer 3 #11395 12-12:50p Su 07/15-08/05 $99 #11393 1-2p Su 07/15-08/05 $37

*No Class 7/4; Make-up on 7/6. Register for classes on page 55 20 Adaptive Recreation

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 Art and Science Polo Buddies 4 weeks Polo Buddies is a beginner’s level This is a fun, open-ended art and science water polo class for boys and girls ages Sports Groups class designed for children on the Autism 8-15. With smaller class sizes and multiple La Mirada Pop Warner, La Mirada Soccer Asso- spectrum and their siblings. Children can coaches, students receive more individual ciation and La Mirada Little League offer adap- instruction. In a Polo Buddies class, no stu- explore various art materials which will pro- tive recreational sports leagues for individuals dent gets left behind. This class is perfect for vide an opportunity for sensory and creative of all ages. TOP Soccer, Challenger Football any child. It is also an inclusive class for kids experiences. A $10 cash material fee is pay- and Challenger Baseball are community- with ADHD (ADD), Asperger’s, anxiety, or able to instructor at first class meeting. based training and team placement programs muscle coordination issues. Students must Adult attendance required. No class 6/29. designed specifically for young athletes with be able to follow verbal directions, work in Instructor: Jackie Ferraro disabilities. Coaches provide instruction appro- groups of 3 to 4 and must be safe in deep Ages 4 to 12 Resource Center priate to each individual child’s level. One-on- water. Polo Buddies is a group class and #10413 5-5:45p F 06/22-07/20 $38 one assistance is provided by “buddies”, and not designed for students who may need specifically adapted equipment is available individual instruction. For more informa- for use. For more information, contact the tion please contact Coach David Farkas at La Mirada Resource Center at (562) 943-7277. [email protected]. No class 7/4; make- Storytelling in Conversation up on 7/6. and Public Speaking Instructor: Shaquatics 6 weeks Ages 7 to 15 Splash! CHALLENGER BASEBALL This class will include short videos and Session 1 4 yrs & Up Season: March - June various techniques, as well as opportunities #12000 11:30a-12:30p Sa 06/02-06/23 $65 Sign-ups: November-January to create story posters for successful story- #12003 11:30a-12:30p Su 06/03-06/24 $65 telling. A $10 material fee is payable to Little League Baseball the instructor and due on the first day of Ages 8 to 10 Splash! www.LaMiradaLittleLeague.com class. No class 7/4. To enroll in the class and #12005 5:20-6:10p M 06/04-06/25 $65 for more information, please call CAPC, Inc. Ages 11 to 15 Splash! at (562) 693-8826 #12007 5:20-6:10p W 6/6-6/27 $65 CHALLENGER FOOTBALL 5 - 18 yrs Ages 18 and up Activity Center Session 2 Season: August - December 1-2p W 06/06-07/11 $10 #12001 11:30a-12:30p Sa 07/07-07/28 $65 Sign-ups: April-June #12004 11:30a-12:30p Su 07/01-07/22 $65 La Mirada Pop Warner Ages 8 to 10 Splash! www.LaMiradaPopWarner.com #12006 5:20-6:10p M 07/02-07/23 $65 Adaptive Swim Class Ages 11 to 15 Splash! 4 weeks CHALLENGER CHEER #12008 5:20-6:10p W 7/11-7/25 $48.75 This class is designed for students who can 5 – 18 yrs function in a 3 to 1 student to instructor ratio. Season: August – December Students who need additional assistance are Sign-ups: April – June welcome to attend with an accompanying Adaptive Zumba La Mirada Pop Warner adult. Private classes available. 5 weeks www.LaMiradaPopWarner.com Ages 4 to 18 Splash! This fun-filled class is a new adaptive fitness program with very simple and easy to follow Summer 1 moves inspired by Latin dance, hip hop and TOPSOCCER #11381 12-12:50p Sa 06/16-07/07 $42 other rhythms to create an aerobic routine to #11383 12-12:50p Su 06/17-07/08 $42 All Ages target calorie output, fat burning and toning. Season: August - January Summer 3 Instructor: Maria (Pilar) Lopez Sign-ups: May - June #11382 12-12:50p Sa 07/14-08/04 $42 Ages 12 to 21 Activity Center (866) 930-LMSA #11384 12-12:50p Su 07/15-08/05 $42 #10296 5-5:50p M 06/04-07/02 $49 La Mirada Soccer Association (LMSA) www.LaMiradaSoccer.org Key to class locations on page 12 La Mirada Dance Academy 21

Jazz/Tap Combo Dance Early Childhood 5 weeks Come join Parenting Magazine’s award Pre-Ballet winner for ‘Best Dance’. Children will learn 8 weeks kick- ball-change, jazz square chases, and Introduction into the wonderful world of much more. Jazz shoes required. Party will dance! Fundamentals of ballet and move- be held the last day of class with perfor- ment are explored in an active, playful and fun mance for family and friends. No class 7/17. group setting. Basic tap is provided for rhythm. Instructor: Freckled Frog Comfortable dance attire recommended. Ages 4 to 6 Resource Center Instructor: Cristina Barrie #10354 12:15-1p Tu 07/10-08/07 $52 Ages 3 to 4 Resource Center Royal All-Stars - Dance #10316 12-12:45p Th 06/21-08/09 $107 Program #10317 4:30-5:15p Th 06/21-08/09 $107 Mommy and Me Ballet 5 weeks #10318 10-10:45a Sa 06/23-08/11 $107 8 weeks ‘Royal All-Stars’ is a dance and performance #10319 1-1:45p Sa 06/23-08/11 $107 Designed for the youngest of Mrs. Cristina’s team for girls and boys wanting to improve ballerinas, come and enjoy with your child their dance and performance skills. Students the wonderful world of dance! Parent par- will learn jazz, hip hop and pom routines as well as tumbling. The program is great for ticipation required. Comfortable clothing individuals who want to dance and belong to recommended. a team. The team will perform at City events, Instructor: Cristina Barrie shows and participate in competitions. If you Ages 2 to 4 Resource Center want a dance studio experience or to pre- #10315 11-11:45a Th 06/21-08/09 $107 pare for a middle school cheer team, you are encouraged to join! The team is taught by award winning choreographer Bianca Hal- Youth lock. Please wear tan jazz shoes to practice. Ballet and Tap $40 practice uniform fee due to instructor Come join Parenting Magazine’s Beginning Ballet on first day of class. Dance uniforms will be award winner for ‘Best Dance’. Children 8 weeks ordered for dances as we go. No class 7/4. will learn the basics of ballet and tap in a fun, For continuing students or newcomers, a Instructor: Bianca Hallock positive and rewarding environment. Child progressive class focusing on more advanced Ages 5 to 18 Gymnasium must bring ballet shoes, tap shoes and any elements of ballet and tap. #10284 7:30-8:30p W, Th 06/06-07/12* $114 leotard/tutu will do. Must be enrolled in Instructor: Cristina Barrie #11813 7:30-8:30p W, Th 07/18-08/09** $92 class and attending to be eligible to par- Ages 5 to 8 Resource Center *Thursdays 5:30-7:30p, **4 weeks ticipate in the dance recital. #10311 1-1:45p Th 06/21-08/09 $107 Instructor: Freckled Frog #10312 5:30-6:15p Th 06/21-08/09 $107 Ages 2 to 3 Resource Center #10313 11-11:45a Sa 06/23-08/11 $107 Teens to Adults #10343 11:15a-12p M 06/04-06/25 $52 #10344 11:15a-12p Tu 06/05-06/26 $52 #10314 2-2:45p Sa 06/23-08/11 $107 Adult Basic Ballet #11809 5-5:45p F 06/08-06/29 $52 8 weeks #10349 11:15a-12p M 07/09-08/06 $52 Whether you have a background in dance or #10352 11:15a-12p Tu 07/10-08/07 $52 have always been curious to learn, come join #11810 5-5:45p F 07/13-08/10 $69 us for a lovely evening of ballet, music and camaraderie. Comfortable clothing recom- Ages 2 to 3 Gymnasium mended. #10345 5:30-6:15p W 06/06-06/27 $52 Instructor: Cristina Barrie #10353 5:30-6:15p W 07/11-08/08 $69 Ages 16 and up Resource Center Ages 3½ to 5 Resource Center #10310 6:15-7:25p Tu, Th 06/19-08/09 $107 #10346 12:30-1:15p M 06/04-06/25 $52 #10350 12:30-1:15p M 07/09-08/06 $52 Belly Dance 5 weeks Ages 3½ to 5 Gymnasium Hip Hop Dance #10348 6:30-7:15p W 06/06-06/27 $52 Escape with this fun fitness and energizing 5 weeks dance form. Burn calories, reduce stress and #10355 6:30-7:15p W 07/11-08/08 $69 Your child will have a great time learning Hip increase self-esteem while you trim and tone Hop dance moves and routines. All music has Ages 4 to 8 Resource Center your body with graceful movements from #10347 3:30-4:15p M 06/04-06/25 $52 been edited for appropriateness. Comfort- able clothing and sneakers will be helpful. the ancient art of Belly Dance. No class 8/2. #10351 3:30-4:15p M 07/09-08/06 $69 No jeans please. Instructor: Fahtiem Hawk Ages 5 to 8 Resource Center Instructor: Georgia Gonzales Ages 13 and up Resource Center #11811 6-6:45p F 06/08-06/29 $52 Ages 6 to 12 Gymnasium #10334 7:35-9p Th 06/07-07/05 $49 #11812 6-6:45p F 07/13-08/10 $69 #10285 4:30-5:30p Tu 06/05-07/03 $67 #10335 7:35-9p Th 07/12-08/09* $41 *4 weeks Register for classes on page 55 22 Early Childhood

Arts & Crafts Educational

Toddler Explorers 6 weeks Aspiring Little Artists This class is for toddlers who are on the 5 weeks move and exploring their world. Music, Children will learn about colors and shapes instruments and a mini obstacle course will of the season while experimenting with a encourage your child’s cognitive, motor, variety of art mediums and tools. Hands- social and language development. Expect on activities will encourage fine-motor, bubbles, ball play, mini obstacle course and language and cognitive skills. Expect story fun! No class 7/4. time, painting, collage and clay work. $20 Instructor: Jackie Ferraro cash material fee payable to instructor Ages 1 to 2 Resource Center at first class meeting. Adult participation #10416 11:30a-12:15p W 06/13-07/25 $48 required. No class 6/26. Fun on the Farm Instructor: Jackie Ferraro 4 weeks Ages 2 to 4 Resource Center Bring your parent to the farm. Together Health & Fitness #10420 11:15a-12p Tu 06/12-07/17 $43 you’ll learn about funny farm animals, create a farm craft and ride a real pony each week. $20 material fee payable to instructor at first class meeting. Bring a bike helmet and wear closed-toe shoes. Parent partici- pation is required. www.havefunwithhorses.com Location: El Rodeo Stables 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. Brea, CA 92823 (949) 285-5286 Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore Character Education Ages 1½ to 6 El Rodeo Stables Class for Tiny Tiger #10302 10-11a F 06/08-06/29 $72 4 weeks #10303 10-11a F 07/13-08/03 $72 The Tiny Tiger program is designed specifi- cally for preschool aged kids! Three to five Horse Fun for year olds love physical activity and anything involving playing and kicking. We provide Preschoolers a unique program that targets their stage of 6 weeks development in a manner that keeps them Bring your parent to help you learn about entertained while at the same time building Creative Play for Tots horses! We will learn to halter, groom, skills that encourage success. Includes free 5 weeks saddle, feed, walk, stop, and turn a real uniform for new students only. Little fingers will experiment with painting, live horse. $20 material fee payable to Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do sculpting, and creating while exploring dif- instructor at first class meeting. Bring 13425 Beach Blvd. ferent art textures. Sensory exploration and a bike helmet and wear closed-toe shoes. La Mirada, CA 90638 musical activity encourages speech and Parent participation is required. (562) 947-1111 language development, along with fine and www.havefunwithhorses.com Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do gross motor skills. A great class for children Location: El Rodeo Stables Ages 3 to 5 Victory Tae Kwon Do with special needs, too. Dress for a mess 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. #10520 3:30-4p M,W 06/04-06/27 $57 of fun! $15 cash material fee payable to Brea, CA 92823 #10521 3:45-4:15p Tu,Th 06/05-06/28 $57 instructor at first class meeting. Adult (949) 285-5286 New and Improved participation required. No class 6/26. Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore #11827 5:45-6:15p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $57 Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Ages 3 to 6 El Rodeo Stables #10522 3:30-4p M,W 07/16-08/08 $57 Registration System Ages 15 to 36 months Resource Center #10304 11a-12p Sa 06/09-06/30 $72 #10523 3:45-4:15p Tu,Th 07/17-08/09 $57 #10418 10:15-11a Tu 06/12-07/17 $43 #10305 11a-12p Sa 07/14-08/04 $72 #11828 5:45-6:15p Tu,Th 07/17-08/09 $57 Key to class locations on page 12 Early Childhood 23

Mommy, Daddy and Me Gymnastics 4 weeks Mommy, Daddy & Me Gymnastics is a great way to begin your toddler’s development of fine motor skills with group exercises, balance, flexibility, and aerobic activities. Mommy/Daddy & Me is offered at PDGA USA Gymnastics Academy, a world-class training facility. Location: PDGA 15064 Shoemaker Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 (562) 229-1927 Instructor: PDGA USA Ages 1 to 3 PDGA USA #10488 10-10:45a W 06/06-06/27 $65 #10492 10-10:45a Su 06/10-07/01 $65 #10489 10-10:45a W 07/11-08/01 $65 #10493 10-10:45a Su 07/15-08/05 $65 Ice Skating for Tots 6 weeks Pee Wee Tennis Learn the fundamentals of ice skating with 4 weeks our comprehensive program designed for This class is your future tennis star’s intro- skaters of all ages and disciplines. Fees duction to the exciting world of tennis, sports include skate rentals and practice time on and overall athleticism. This class features lesson day. Arrive early for check-in and fun games that are designed to advance your skate sizing. Dress warmly and wear mit- child’s hand-eye coordination, balance and tens/gloves. www.eastwesticepalace.com love of tennis. Our friendly staff will pro- Location: East West Ice Palace vide a fun, creative and positive environ- 11446 Artesia Blvd. ment for every child involved. Parent par- Awesome Acrobats Artesia, CA 90701 ticipation is strongly encouraged. Gymnastics (562) 809-6200 Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis 4 weeks Instructor: East West Ice Palace Ages 3 to 5 Gardenhill Park PDGA USA is a world-class training facility Ages 3 to 5 East West Ice Palace One Lesson a Week offering preschool gymnastics. PDGA USA #10329 5:40-6:10p W 06/06-07/11 $57 #10869 4:45-5:30p Tu 06/05-06/26 $56 offers a structured environment with competi- #10331 5:40-6:10p W 07/18-08/15 $57 #10870 4:45-5:30p Th 06/07-06/28 $56 tive gymnastics equipment including trampo- #10871 8:15-9a Sa 06/09-06/30 $56 lines and a foam pit. #10908 4:45-5:30p Tu 07/10-07/31 $56 Location: PDGA Tot Ice Hockey #10909 4:45-5:30p Th 07/12-08/02 $56 4 Weeks 15064 Shoemaker Ave. #10910 8:15-9a Sa 07/14-08/04 $56 Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Learn basic skills necessary to play ice Two Lessons a Week (562) 229-1927 hockey. No sticks or pucks yet. Skate rental #10873 4:45-5:30p Tu, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $86 Instructor: PDGA USA is included and a free practice session is #10872 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $86 Ages 3 to 5 PDGA USA available on the day of your scheduled #10874 4:45-5:30p Th, Sa* 06/07-06/30 $86 #10490 10:45-11:30a W 06/06-06/27 $65 class. Practice times are Thursday 2:45- #10913 4:45-5:30p Tu, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $86 #10491 10:45-11:30a W 07/11-08/01 $65 4:00 p.m. or Saturday 10:50-11:20 a.m. Be sure to check in early and wear warm #10911 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $86 clothing. Pre-registration is required. #10914 4:45-5:30p Th, Sa* 07/12-08/04 $86 Location: The Rinks Lakewood ICE Three Lessons a Week 3975 Pixie Avenue #10875 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $116 Lakewood, CA 90712 #10915 4:45-5:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $116 (562) 429-1805 *Saturday 8:15-9a www. Lakewoodice.com Instructor: The Rinks Lakewood ICE staff Ages 3 to 6 The Rinks Lakewood ICE Follow La Mirada #11824 5:30-6p Th 05/31-06/21 $45 Community Services #11823 10:15-10:45a Sa 06/02-06/23 $45 @LMRecreation New and Improved #10512 5:30-6p Th 06/28-07/26 $45 Registration System #10514 10:15-10:45a Sa 06/30-07/28 $45 #10513 5:30-6p Th 08/02-08/23 $45 Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today! #10515 10:15-10:45a Sa 08/04-08/25 $45 Register for classes on page 55 24 Early Childhood

Music

Soccer Newbies 4-Sport Multi Sport 8 weeks 8 weeks Let’s have fun and learn some soccer! This Students will learn four basic sports skills: is an introduction class for our newbies! We soccer, baseball/softball, basketball and want to make sure they have a positive and track & field. This class is designed for chil- fun experience as they learn soccer basics dren of all skill levels. to build on as they develop their soccer Instructor: Beginners Edge Sports Music Movement and Fun! “career”! Training, LLC 4 weeks Instructor: Southern California Seahorses Ages 2 to 3 Windermere Park Your preschooler will have fun learning Ages 3 to 4 Neff Park #11831 9-9:45a Sa 06/09-07/28 $106 about numbers, animals and literature #10506 4:30-5:05p Tu 06/05-07/24 $96 #11837 9-9:45a Su 06/10-07/29 $106 through music and movement activities. Participate in circle time activities such as Ages 4 to 6 Windermere Park flannel board and puppets, which -encour #11832 9:45-10:30a Sa 06/09-07/28 $106 ages problem- solving skills and indepen- #11838 9:45-10:30a Su 06/10-07/29 $106 dence. Parent attendance required. $5 material fee payable to instructor at the first class meeting. No class 6/25. Instructor: Jackie Ferraro Ages 3 to 5 Resource Center #10412 10:30-11:15a M 06/18-07/16 $36

Tae Kwon Do for Pee-Wee 4 weeks Students will learn leadership and life skills such as self-control, confidence, respect, and focus. They will be taught Tae Kwon Do and social skills in a fun, dynamic, disciplined, and positive environment. Includes free uniform for new students; returning mem- Little Music for Little Ones bers will receive a $5 discount for the class. 6 weeks Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do You and your little one will sing, move and 15532 La Mirada Blvd. have fun together. Participate in singing, La Mirada, CA 90638 circle time, obstacle courses, and playing (714) 739-8676 simple instruments. Activities such as finger Instructor: Master Jang Kim plays, puppets and parachute will stimulate New and Improved Ages 3½ to 6 U.S. Tae Kwon Do motor, verbal and memory skills. Dress #10389 6:30-7p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $47 comfortably. No class 7/4. Registration System #10392 6:30-7p Th,Sa 06/07-06/30 $47 Instructor: Jackie Ferraro #10390 6:30-7p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $47 Ages 1 to 3 Resource Center Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today! #10393 6:30-7p Th,Sa 07/12-08/04 $47 #10417 10:30-11:15a W 06/13-07/25 $54 Key to class locations on page 12 Tiny Tots 25 • Kindergarten Readiness • Socialization • Phonic & Language Development • Nutrition • Science Exploration • Active Play

Club Kindergarten Ages 4 to 5 4 weeks Club Kindergarten is designed to engage children through activities, active play, and Tiny Tots socialization. Participants will be intro- Ages 3 to 4 duced to a variety of kindergarten readiness 4 weeks activities that encourage independence and Children will be introduced to preschool academic exploration. Number recognition, skills through hands on learning, active phonic development, science, culinary arts, play, and socialization. This class will build and literature are among the many areas of self-confidence, encourage independence exploration and development. Club Kinder- garten teachers work with the school district and creativity, and aid in cognitive and fine to prepare children for kindergarten. Bring motor development. Bring sack lunch and a sack lunch and drink. All children must drink. All children must be potty trained. be potty trained. No class 7/4, and 8/27 No class 8/27 through 8/31. through 8/31. Gardenhill Park Gardenhill Park Morning Morning 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 06/05-06/28 $90 8:30-11:15a M,W,F 06/01-06/29 $120 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 07/03-07/31 $90 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 07/02-07/30 $120 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 08/02-08/23 $70 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 08/01-08/24 $94 Afternoon Afternoon 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 06/05-06/28 $90 11:15a-2p M,W,F 06/01-06/29 $120 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 07/03-07/31 $90 11:15a-2p M, W, F 07/02-07/30 $120 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 08/02-08/23 $70 11:15a-2p M, W, F 08/01-08/24 $94

Windermere Park Windermere Park Morning Morning 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 06/05-06/28 $90 8:30-11:15a M,W,F 06/01-06/29 $120 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 07/03-07/31 $90 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 07/02-07/30 $120 8:30-11:15a Tu,Th 08/02-08/23 $70 8:30-11:15a M, W, F 08/01-08/24 $94 Afternoon Afternoon 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 06/05-06/28 $90 11:15a-2p M,W,F 06/01-06/29 $120 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 07/03-07/31 $90 11:15a-2p M, W, F 07/02-07/30 $120 11:15a-2p Tu,Th 08/02-08/23 $70 11:15a-2p M, W, F 08/01-08/24 $94

* Participants can sign up for morning and afternoon classes.

Requirements for all Tiny Tots Late Pickup Notice Tiny Tots Classes: Parents/guardians picking up children from the City’s Tiny Tots • Children must wear closed-toe shoes. programs will be given a 5-minute grace period and will be assessed $1 per minute thereafter. Parents/guardians will be required to • All children must be fully potty trained. pay the tardy fees prior to the next class meeting. After three late • If new to the program, a copy of pickups during a session, including during the 5-minute grace birth certificate must be provided period, the participant is subject to removal from the program. at registration. Register for classes on page 55 26 Summer Day Camp

Summer Day Camp 2018 Excursions June 20: La Habra Bowl June 27: California Science Center July 6: Johns Incredible Pizza July 11: Pump It Up July 18: Sky Zone July 25: Medieval Times August 1: Natural History Museum LA MIRADA SUMMER DAY CAMP 2018 August 8: Mothers Beach

Monday and Thursday optional Summer Day Camp Teen Summer Camp visits to Splash! with discounted Ages 5 to 11 Ages 11 to 14 Splash! pass. Summer’s just around the corner, and what Another fun summer in La Mirada is just better way to spend your time than having fun around the corner! Come join our Teen at summer camp! Each day will be filled with Camp and enjoy activities that will offer a games, activities, crafts, water play, cooking variety of recreational opportunities and activities, sports and much more! One fun Summer Camp Extended social interaction with other teens. One excursion such as an indoor trampoline park, Care fun excursion such as an indoor trampoline bowling, museums and the beach are included Extended care is available for parents who park, bowling, museums and the beach are in the weekly rate. Children will need to bring need to drop off their children between the included in the weekly rate. No camp 7/4. hours of 7-8 a.m. or pick up their children a sack lunch with a drink. No camp 7/4. Neff Park from 5-6 p.m. No camp 7/4. Neff Park Week 1 8a-5p M-F 06/11-06/15 $127 Ages 5 to 14 Neff Park Week 1 8a-5p M-F 06/11-06/15 $127 Week 2 8a-5p M-F 06/18-06/22 $127 Week 1 7a-6p M-F 06/11-06/15 $17 Week 2 8a-5p M-F 06/18-06/22 $127 Week 2 7a-6p M-F 06/18-06/22 $17 Week 3 8a-5p M-F 06/25-06/29 $127 Week 3 8a-5p M-F 06/25-06/29 $127 Week 3 7a-6p M-F 06/25-06/29 $17 Week 4 8a-5p M,Tu,Th,F 07/2-07/06 $102 Week 4 8a-5p M,Tu,Th,F 07/2-07/06 $102 Week 4 7a-6p M,Tu,TH,F 07/2-07/06 $14 Week 5 8a-5p M-F 07/9-07/13 $127 Week 5 8a-5p M-F 07/9-07/13 $127 Week 5 7a-6p M-F 07/9-07/13 $17 Week 6 8a-5p M-F 07/16-07/20 $127 Week 6 8a-5p M-F 07/16-07/20 $127 Week 6 7a-6p M-F 07/16-07/20 $17 Week 7 8a-5p M-F 07/23-07/27 $127 Week 7 8a-5p M-F 07/23-07/27 $127 Week 7 7a-6p M-F 07/23-07/27 $17 Week 8 8a-5p M-F 07/30-08/03 $127 Week 8 8a-5p M-F 07/30-08/03 $127 Week 8 7a-6p M-F 07/30-08/03 $17 Week 9 8a-5p M-F 08/6-08/10 $127 Week 9 8a-5p M-F 08/6-08/10 $127 Week 9 7a-6p M-F 08/6-08/10 $17 Week 10 8a-5p M-W 08/13-08/15 $76 Week 10 8a-5p M-W 08/13-08/15 $76 Week 10 7a-6p M-W 08/13-08/15 $10 Summer & STEM Camps 27

Computer Coding Camp Lego Star Wars Animation SUMMER 1 week 1 week This intro to computer coding lets kids Take your imagination to a galaxy far, far explore the basics in coding. Participants away and make a movie in this exciting Lego snap together logical statements as they class. We’ll supply the Lego pieces, you Camps would snap together LEGO bricks. Join for bring in your own Star Wars Lego minifigure the fun and science, and create your own to cast in your very own Star Wars themed Father and Son Campout computer programs. movie! This class is the ultimate chance to Dads will teach their sons to set up Instructor: Creative Brain Learning bring your Star Wars Lego masterpiece to camp while enjoying dinner. The evening Ages 7 to 12 Resource Center life using the art of Stop-Motion-Animation! will include a campfire with s’mores, crafts, #11841 9-11:45a M-F 07/16-07/20 $160 All student films will be available to view a movie and games. Campers can bring their and download. $25 material fee payable to own grills and food or enjoy ours for a nom- the instructor at the first class meeting. inal fee. Space is limited, sign up today! Instructor: Movies by Kids Ages 3 and up Neff Park Chemical Detectives Ages 7 to 13 Resource Center #11849 5p-10a F-Sa 08/17-08/18 1 week #10431 1-4p M-F 07/30-08/03 $167 Magic? No, it’s science! Have fun as we $30 for camp site / $12 for dinner and breakfast per person whip up potions and experiment with all kinds of chemical reactions. Then use every- Cowboy & Cowgirl Camp thing you’ve learned to solve the Mad Sci- 2 day ence Mystery! $40 materials fee payable to Join us at the ranch for two days of horse instructor first day of class. fun! Meet new friends, ride horses, wash Instructor: Mad Science horses, rope a wild steer (pretend cow), Ages 5 to 12 Resource Center nature hike and crafts. Please wear closed #10381 9a-12p M-Th 06/25-06/28 $127 toed shoes (boots are safest), jeans, and riding safety helmet. $20 material fee pay- able to instructor at first meeting. Location: El Rodeo Stables 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. Brea, CA 92823 (949) 285-5286 Little Green Thumbs Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore 1 week Ages 5 to 12 El Rodeo Stables Flowers and minds can’t blossom without #11820 9a-1p W, Th 06/20-06/21 $127 STEMs. This camp is specially designed for #11821 9a-1p W, Th 06/27-06/28 $127 inquisitive pre-K or Kinder-“Gardeners”. Kids discover how to paint with wind, #11822 9a-1p W, Th 07/11-07/12 $127 create a bug model, start their own garden and learn what nature needs to make their Youth Tennis Camp plants grow! $40 materials fee payable to 1 week instructor first day of class. Children must Join us on the courts this summer for tennis be potty trained. Parent not required to camp! Our professional coaching staff guar- stay during class. antees 12 hours of tennis fun in the sun. All Instructor: Mad Science students will learn basic strokes such as Ages 3 to 5 Resource Center the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. #10387 9a-12p M-Th 07/16-07/19 $127 Players will also play camp favorites like dodge-ball, water pistol shootouts, water Rockin’ Rocket Scientist balloon wars and ultimate Frisbee. We will Junior Robot Engineers 1 week also play popular academy tennis games 1 week Set your future space explorers on a trajec- while bouncing to the beat, as music is Junior Mad Science engineers design and tory from our Earth’s atmosphere to the outer played each camp day. Also, this camp will build structures using simple tools and their reaches of our solar system! Learn about the hold our famous “Hit for Prizes” on the last imaginations. Children will discover how secrets of rocket science and even partici- day of camp. For more information, go to different machines are used in our daily lives pate in a live rocket launch. Join our space www.johnnyallentennis.com, or call 1-844- and use skills learned to build a Mad Science academy this summer for some out of this 9TENNIS (1-844-983-6647). No class 7/4. robot they can keep. $40 materials fee pay- world fun! $40 materials fee payable to Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis able to instructor first day of class. instructor first day of class. Ages 6 to 17 Gardenhill Park Instructor: Mad Science Instructor: Mad Science #10945 9a-12p M-F 07/02-07/06 $126 Ages 5 to 12 Resource Center Ages 5 to 12 Resource Center #10946 9a-12p M-Th 07/23-07/26 $126 #10379 9a-12p M-Th 07/09-07/12 $137 #10382 9a-12p M-Th 06/18-06/21 $127 #10947 9a-12p M-Th 08/06-08/09 $126 #10380 9a-12p M-Th 08/06-08/09 $137 #10386 9a-12p M-Th 07/30-08/02 $127 Register for classes on page 55 28 STEM Camps

Star Wars: Claymation Galaxy Super Hero Engineering with 1 week LEGO Materials Are you fascinated by the story & charac- 1 week ters of the Star Wars movies? In this creative Save the world with Super Heroes! Build class, students will get to design and build the hideouts and vehicles of your favorite their own unique aliens, Jedi Knights, or Sith caped crusaders and learn what makes them lords. Students will then bring their master- not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engi- pieces to life using the art of stop-motion- neers! Experienced instructor will guide animation. After filming is complete, they young heroes as they design, build, and save will choose their music and supply the voice- a city where ingenuity and imagination can over. All projects will be available to view solve any conflict. and download. $25 material fee payable to Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies the instructor at the first class meeting. Ages 5 to 7 Resource Center Instructor: Movies by Kids #10444 9a-12p M-F 06/11-06/15 $180 Video Game Design Camp Ages 7 to 13 Resource Center 1 week #10430 9a-12p M-F 07/30-08/03 $167 You play them, now make them. Have fun learning how to create your very own video games and share your completed games with Intro to STEM with LEGO the world. Using an object based coding engine, students will create their own unique Materials game environments and challenges. Final 1 week projects are games that can be taken home Give your imagination a boost with tens of and played. thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer- Instructor: Creative Brain Learning designed projects such as: Cities, Garbage Ages 8 to 15 Resource Center Trucks, Catamarans, and Dinosaurs. Design #11840 1-3:45p M-F 07/16-07/20 $160 and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. No class 7/4. Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Ages 5 to 6 Resource Center Wings and Things #10443 9a-12p M-F 07/02-07/06 $145 1 week Explore the basic principles of flight and build airplanes. Explore the natural world and the adaptations that allow birds and STEM Challenge with LEGO Super Hero Master Engineering beasts to thrive. Have fun finding and mag- Materials nifying nature’s smallest creatures, pour with LEGO plaster casts of animal tracks, and discover 1 week 1 week what owls eat and identify the bones they Gear up your engineering skills with tens Super Heroes need your help to defeat the leave behind! $40 materials fee due the of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real- destructive forces of evil arch-villains as first day of class. world concepts in physics, engineering, they threaten LEGOpolis! Explore the tools Instructor: Mad Science and architecture through engineer-designed and techniques of your favorite caped cru- Ages 5 to 12 Resource Center projects such as: Forklifts, Houseboats, saders and learn what makes them not only #10384 9a-12p M-Th 06/11-06/14 $127 Mini Golf Courses, and the London Tower Super Heroes, but super engineers. An engi- Bridge Design and build as never before, and neering curriculum will challenge heroes to #10385 9a-12p M-Th 07/23-07/26 $127 explore your craziest ideas in a supportive design, build, and save a city where inge- environment. No class 7/4. nuity and imagination can solve any conflict. Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Ages 7 to 12 Resource Center Ages 7 to 12 Resource Center #10446 1-4p M-F 07/02-07/06 $145 #10447 1-4p M-F 06/11-06/15 $180

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Teen Programs Mehndi Art June 27, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Learn about the art of Indian henna body painting and get your own henna design.

Anime Your Way July 11, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Children’s Programs Learn to draw your favorite anime characters! Twinkle Time Art activities and teen movies June 13, 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Wednesdays at 2:00 pm Rock out with Twinkle and her friends in this colorful, energetic pop June 20, and July 18, 25 and August 1. concert for preschoolers!

Juggling Takes You Everywhere June 14, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Adult Programs Renown juggler David Cousin will perform his world-class act to Painting with the Masters: Abstract Artists delight and entertain all members of the family. June 22, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Learn to paint like Kandinsky and Picasso! Party Puppet Show, June 21, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm A unique hand-and-rod puppet theater program, the Party Puppet Aztec Bamboo Flute Making Show is a lively variety show that uses puppets, comedy and music to June 29, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm inspire children’s creativity and imagination. Decorate and learn to play your very own Aztec Bamboo Flute! The Reading Magic Show with Robert Baxt Smart Gardening Workshop June 28, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm July 14, 9:30 am – 11:00 am Magician Robert Baxt will perform astounding feats of magic – and Learn the basics of backyard composting, water-wise gardening, worm leave the audience in stiches! composting, and grasscycling. Buster Balloon Show DIY Luggage Tags July 5, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm July 27, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm A hilariously cartoony blend of side splitting comedy, mind boggling Make your very own personalized luggage tags for all your travel magic, loads of audience participation, and amazing balloon twisting. needs. Wild Wonders: Walk on the Wild Side Pop-Up Memory Box July 12, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm August 3, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Wild Wonders has your passport to adventure with animals from all Make a memory box to keep all your special travel mementos in. over the world – including South America, Africa, Australia, Asia, and North America!

Magic of Rafael & Katia July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Dynamic duo Rafael and Katia will dazzle with amazing tricks and illusions. Friends of the Library Mākmō: Dinosaur Bone Puzzles (562) 943-0277 July 26, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Almost everything we know about dinosaurs comes from studying Friends of the Library are people who care about libraries and are their fossilized bones. Try doing what paleontologists do: study these interested in increasing awareness of the library in their communities. pretend dinosaur bones, try to figure out how they fit together, and take Friends of the Library support the library with book sales, sponsoring home your own reconstructed dinosaur. and staffing library events and recruiting volunteers. Friends of the Library are self-supporting, holding meetings governed by a constitu- Caribbean Drum Circle tion and by-laws, electing officers, and maintaining its own financial August 2, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm records. Musician Joseph Peck will introduce participants to the innovation design and cultural significance of the steel drum through a concert and hands-on drumming experience.

Check the County of Los Angeles Library’s website, colapublib.org, for many summer activities available for all ages or call the La Mirada Library at (562) 943-0277. Library Hours: Tue - Thurs: 10am-8pm, Fri & Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun & Mon: Closed Register for classes on page 55 30 Youth

Educational Book Club 10 weeks Young students will improve their vocabu- lary, grammar and reading comprehen- sion skill and gain a deeper appreciation of reading in this dynamic group course. See Monday - Friday on-line course section for material fee. No class 7/4. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Location: Lodestone Academy “The Hangout” offers a fun summer option 1201 S. Beach Blvd. #108 for teens between the ages of 11 and 16. Community Parks La Habra, CA 90631 This Frontier Park program gives teens the Frontier, Gardenhill and Windermere Parks (562) 902-0508 opportunity to hang out with friends, play are supervised during the summer by City Instructor: Lodestone Academy games, and participate in sports and unique staff Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. Ages 6 to 7 workshops. The program is free and is open to 4 p.m. Crafts, games and sports activities #11796 10-11a W 06/06-08/08 $232 Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 are available daily and are recommended for Ages 7 to 8 p.m. This is a drop in program and does not children ages 8 and above. All activities take #11798 11a-12p W 06/06-08/08 $232 require registration. For more information, place outdoors, except in inclement weather. please contact the Community Services No enrollment required. For more informa- Ages 8 to 9 Department at (562) 943-7277. tion, contact Community Services at (562) #11800 9-10:30a M 06/04-08/06 $307 943-7277. Ages 9 to 10 #11802 3-4:30p M 06/04-08/06 $307 Arts & Crafts Ages 10 to 11 #11805 3-4:30p Tu 06/05-08/07 $307 Ages 11 to 12 #11806 3-4:30p W 06/06-08/08 $277 Ages 12 to 13 #11807 4:30-6p M 06/04-08/06 $307 Ages 13 to 14 #11808 4:30-6p Tu 06/05-08/07 $307

Descriptive Writing I & II 5 weeks Students can strengthen their writing skills through this comprehensive writing course that covers all the fundamentals of the writing process, including paragraph and essay structure and development. Clear explanations and examples along with abun- dant and meaningful practice will help stu- dents improve their skills. Part II is a con- tinuation and students combine practice to a Youth ages 13 to 17 may gain work expe- Art Innovators! five-paragraph essay. $25 material fee pay- able to instructor at first meeting. Part I rience and explore the field of recreation 4 weeks through the City of La Mirada’s Leaders in Build your own portfolio with the master- materials fee also includes Part II. Part II Training program. Tailored specifically to pieces you will create each week! Explore only students must pay $25 materials fee. enable youth to build leadership skills in a a variety of artistic styles and methods Location: Lodestone Academy 1201 S. Beach Blvd. #108 fun and interesting environment, the pro- using professional-quality media such as La Habra, CA 90631 gram gives Leaders in Training participants watercolor, pastels, chalk, and more. Our (562) 902-0508 the opportunity to assist with various rec- projects never repeat. If you can dream, Instructor: Lodestone Academy reational programs and facilities within the you can draw! $10 material fee payable to Ages 9 to 12 Lodestone Academy City. Applications are now being accepted instructor at first class meeting. Part I for the summer session at the La Mirada Instructor: Art Innovators Resource Center. Ages 5 to 11 Activity Center #10368 10:30a-12p Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $307 Ages 13 to 17 #10264 3:45-4:45p F 06/08-06/29 $56 Part II #10117 Summer 6/11 – 8/10 $20 #10265 3:45-4:45p F 07/13-08/03 $56 #10369 10:30a-12p Tu, Th 07/10-08/09 $307 Key to class locations on page 12 Youth 31

SID the Science Kid 9 weeks The best way for young learners to stay engaged is by keeping them interested in the material. This PBS series entertainingly tackles basic scientific principles and why things work the way they do. Young chil- dren will improve their vocabulary, listening comprehension, and science knowledge while having fun! $20 materials fee pay- able to instructor at first class meeting. No class 7/4. Location: Lodestone Academy Challenge Your Computer Skills 1201 S. Beach Blvd. #108 9 weeks Math Workshop La Habra, CA 90631 Develop or improve your basic typing skills 9 weeks (562) 902-0508 for many years of future usage. This class This is a great refresher course for students will introduce you to Microsoft Word for who want to brush up on their math skills. Instructor: Lodestone Academy writing reports, homework or basic com- Experience a new approach to math problem Ages 5 to 7 Lodestone Academy munication. This class will provide hands- solving and hands-on practice for ages 8 to #10374 9-10a W 06/06-08/08 $232 on exercises with the opportunity to make 13. Whether students need help with home- a flyer and a slideshow presentation using work or want to prepare for a test, AGI is here PowerPoint. Come sharpen your skills and to help. The program not only helps with indi- get a head start in school or at work. $10 vidual improvement but will also help your materials fee payable to instructor at first student achieve overall success in school. $10 class meeting. No class 7/5. material fee payable to instructor at first Instructor: AGI Academy class meeting. No class 7/5. Ages 8 and up Resource Center Instructor: AGI Academy #10278 6-6:45p Th 06/07-08/09 $125 Ages 8 to 13 Resource Center #10275 6-6:45p Th 06/07-08/09 $125

TED Talks 10 weeks Teens learn challenging vocabulary words, improve listening comprehension skills, and strengthen their critical thinking abili- ties while utilizing TED Talk videos encom- passing a wide range of challenging topics: technology, design, science, culture, and academics. Each Talk is concluded with a debate or essay on a related topic. $20 materials fee payable to instructor at first Quadrupled meeting. 5 weeks Location: Lodestone Academy Young children improve their vocabulary, 1201 S. Beach Blvd. #108 Horse Fun for Kids grammar, speaking, and listening compre- La Habra, CA 90631 4 weeks hension skills in a fun way by utilizing two (562) 902-0508 Join this fun class and learn the basics about PBS educational television shows: “Little Instructor: Lodestone Academy horsemanship and riding, saddling, hal- Einsteins” and “Bernstein Bears.” $40 Ages 11 to 14 Lodestone Academy tering, feeding, and grooming. Bring a bike materials fee payable to instructor at first #10376 10:30a-12p M 06/04-08/06 $307 helmet and wear closed-toe shoes. $20 class meeting. material fee payable to instructor at first Location: Lodestone Academy class meeting. 1201 S. Beach Blvd. #108 www.havefunwithhorses.com La Habra, CA 90631 Location: El Rodeo Stables Follow La Mirada (562) 902-0508 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. Community Services Brea, CA 92823 Instructor: Lodestone Academy (949) 285-5286 Ages 6 to 8 Lodestone Academy @LMRecreation Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore Part I Ages 7 to 12 El Rodeo Stables #10372 9-10:30a Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $307 #10308 10-11a Sa 06/09-06/30 $72 Part II #10309 10-11a Sa 07/14-08/04 $72 #10373 9-10:30a Tu, Th 07/10-08/09 $307 Register for classes on page 55 32 Youth

Ice Skating for Kids Music Health & Fitness 6 weeks Learn the fundamentals of ice skating with Semi-Private Piano our complete and comprehensive program 5 weeks for skaters of all ages and disciplines. Fees This course will assist those with an interest include skate rentals and practice time on in learning piano with an introduction to lesson day. Arrive early for check-in and reading music and theory. Practice will be skate sizing. Dress warm and wear mit- done at home with course assignments. Par- tens/gloves. www.eastwesticepalace.com. ents will be responsible for the purchase of Location: East West Ice Palace materials and a list of required books will 11446 Artesia Blvd be provided at the first class meeting. Artesia, CA 90701 Instructor: Mercedes Valdes (562) 809-6200 Ages 6 and up Activity Center Instructor: East West Ice Palace #10424 3-4p Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $67 Ages 6 to 12 East West Ice Palace #10425 4-5p Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $67 #10328 5:40-6:10p W 06/06-07/11 $57 #10426 5-6p Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $67 #10333 5:40-6:10p W 07/18-08/15 $57 #10427 3-4p Tu, Th 07/10-08/09 $67 4-Sport Multi Sport 8 weeks #10428 4-5p Tu, Th 07/10-08/09 $67 Students will learn basic skills for baseball/ #10429 5-6p Tu, Th 07/10-08/09 $67 softball, basketball, volleyball, and track & Beach Volleyball Clinic field. This class is designed for children of 6 weeks all skill levels. Volleyball players will learn fundamental Instructor: Beginners Edge Sports skill sets for beach/sand outdoor volley- Training, LLC ball, while increasing agility and focusing Ages 7 to 10 Windermere Park on teamwork. Practice includes offensive #11833 10:30-11:15a Sa 06/09-07/28 $106 and defensive skills such as passing, setting, #11839 10:30-11:15a Su 06/10-07/29 $106 serving and hitting on the sand. Participants can wear “sand socks” for foot protection if needed. No class 7/10, 7/12. Instructor: JR Van Osten Ages 9 to 11 Windermere Park #10642 5:30-7p Tu 06/19-07/31 $82 Ages 12 to 14 Windermere Park #10643 5:30-7p Th 06/21-08/02 $82

Round-Off Back Anti-Bully Self Defense Handspring Class 5 weeks Class These classes are designed to teach the Simply Music Piano Beginner - 4 weeks round-off back handspring (multiple back Student will learn how to react to a bul- handsprings and the more advanced back Youth lying confrontation and use proper defense 7 weeks flip) for cheerleading or gymnastics. Good techniques. Class will include kicking and Come “test drive” the Simply Music pro- for beginner to advanced levels. punching techniques and a form of self- gram - the breakthrough Australian-devel- Location: PDGA defense called Hapkido, a combination of oped method that gives students an imme- 15064 Shoemaker Ave. joint locks, pressure points, throws, falls, diate experience of their musicianship. In six Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 and other self-defense strikes. Includes free weeks, students learn four songs in four dif- (562) 229-1927 uniform for new students only. ferent styles! Parent attendance required Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do Instructor: PDGA USA for all students. Additional materials fee 13425 Beach Blvd. Ages 6 to 16 PDGA USA $10-$12 due by the 2nd class. For more La Mirada, CA 90638 #10486 12-12:55p Su 06/10-07/08 $65 info visit https://www.pianobelloso.com/ (562) 947-1111 #10487 12-12:55p Su 07/15-08/05* $65 city-of-la-mirada-classes. No class 7/12. Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do *4 weeks Instructor: Ian Belloso Ages 6 to 12 Victory Tae Kwon Do Ages 6 to 8 Resource Center #10524 7-7:45p M, W 06/04-06/27 $57 #10457 4-5p Th 06/14-07/26 $100 #10526 4:15-5p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $57 Classes and programs help you Ages 9 to 12 Resource Center #10525 7-7:45p M, W 07/16-08/08 $57 live a healthier, happier life. #10458 5-6p Th 06/14-07/26 $100 #10527 4:15-5p Tu, Th 07/17-08/09 $57 Key to class locations on page 12 Youth 33

Tae Kwon Do for Youth 4 weeks Students will be taught leadership and life skills such as self-control, confidence, respect and focus while learning Tae Kwon Do. Includes free uniform for new stu- dents; returning members will receive a $5 discount for the class. Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do 15532 La Mirada Blvd. La Mirada, CA 90638 (714) 739-8676 Instructor: Jang Kim Ages 6 to 12 U.S. Tae Kwon Do #10397 5:45-6:30p M, W 06/04-06/27 $47 #10401 6:30-7:15p M, W 06/04-06/27 $47 Southern California Seahorses and its 30+ years of working with soccer youth are #10403 4:15-5p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $47 working with the La Mirada Recreation #10406 5:45-6:30p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $47 Department to help our youth learn how to #10398 5:45-6:30p M, W 07/09-08/01 $47 play the game of soccer in a wholesome and #10402 6:30-7:15p M, W 07/09-08/01 $47 fun environment. #10404 4:15-5p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $47 #10407 5:45-6:30p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $47

Jammin’ Gymnastics 4 weeks Jammin’ Gymnastics is an introductory gymnastics class offered at PDGA Gym- nastics Academy, a world-class training facility. Jammin’ Gymnastics will teach four competitive events utilizing trampolines and foam pits. This is a great class to introduce your child to the sport of gymnastics. Location: PDGA 15064 Shoemaker Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Karate (562) 229-1927 5 weeks Instructor: PDGA USA This traditional Japanese Karate retains all Ages 5 to 7 PDGA USA traditions of ancient art. The philosophy and #10482 4-4:55p F 06/08-06/29 $65 rules of Karate will help children develop a #10483 4-4:55p F 07/13-08/03 $65 better form of discipline and respect. Con- Having FUN with Soccer Ages 8 and up PDGA USA sistent training helps students become FUNDAMENTALS #10494 5-5:55p F 06/08-06/29 $65 stronger and develop more confidence. 8 weeks Karate will teach students the customs and #10495 5-5:55p F 07/13-08/03 $65 Having fun is essential for learning. We will courtesies of the Japanese culture. learn the technical fundamentals of soccer Instructor: Jony Martinez while having fun! Ages 4 and up Resource Center Instructor: Southern California Seahorses Beginner Ages 5 to 7 Neff Park #10433 5-6p Tu, Th, Sa* 06/05-07/07 $75 #10507 5:10-5:55p Tu 06/05-07/24 $96 #10437 5-6p Tu, Th, Sa* 07/10-08/11 $75 *Saturday Beginner 10-11:15a Ages 5 and up Speed up Your Game! 8 weeks Intermediate We will focus on different ways in which a #10438 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa** 06/05-07/07 $75 youth player can speed up their game which New and Improved #10441 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa** 07/10-08/11 $75 will lead them to be a more impactful player Advanced for their team! Registration System #10435 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa** 06/05-07/07 $75 Instructor: Southern California Seahorses Ages 8 to 10 Neff Park Create your account today! #10440 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa** 07/10-08/11 $75 www.cityoflamirada.org *Saturday Intermediate/Advanced 11:15a-1p #10508 6-6:45p Tu 06/05-07/24 $96 Register for classes on page 55 34 Youth

Beginning Youth Tennis Intermediate/Advanced 4 weeks Youth Tennis Learning tennis made fun and exciting in 4 weeks a class featuring the fusion of music and All junior tennis players looking for fun and tennis. All major strokes will be taught; improvement are welcome to play and find forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Stu- their groove, as music is played in every dents will be given a solid tennis foundation class. All four major strokes will be taught; through innovative and effective drills and the forehand, backhand, serve and volley. games. Players will improve technique, spin, place- Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff ment, balance, and movement through Ages 6 to 10 Gardenhill Park Johnny Allen’s own specially designed drills One Lesson a Week and games. We will be focusing on proper #10917 5:30-6:30p Tu 06/05-06/26 $76 technique on all major shots during singles #10918 5:30-6:30p Th 06/07-06/28 $76 and doubles play, preparing players for high school tennis, tournaments and an overall #10919 9-10a Sa 06/09-06/30 $76 higher level of the game. #10924 5:30-6:30p Tu 07/10-07/31 $76 Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff Youth Judo #10925 5:30-6:30p Th 07/12-08/02 $76 Ages 7 to 17 Gardenhill Park 10 weeks The Olympic sport of Judo is the most #10926 9-10a Sa 07/14-08/04 $76 One Day a week widely practiced martial art in the world. Two Lessons a Week #10931 6:30-8:30p Tu 06/05-06/26 $106 Judo builds self-confidence, coordination, #10920 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th 06/05-06/26 $106 #10932 6:30-8:30p Th 06/07-06/28 $106 balance, poise and character. Today, Judo is #10921 5:30-6:30p Tu, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $106 #10933 10a-12p Sa 06/09-06/30 $106 practiced worldwide by men and women of #10922 5:30-6:30p Th, Sa* 06/07-06/30 $106 #10938 6:30-8:30p Tu 07/10-07/31 $106 all ages as a method of self-defense, a means #10927 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $106 #10939 6:30-8:30p Th 07/12-08/02 $106 of keeping fit, or simply as an enjoyable #10928 5:30-6:30p Tu, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $106 #10940 10a-12p Sa 07/14-08/04 $106 sport. Saturday classes are combined with all adult and youth Judo & Ju-Jitsu classes. #10929 5:30-6:30p Th, Sa* 07/12-08/04 $106 Two Days a Week Instructor is a three-time World Champion. Three Lessons a Week #10934 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $146 Instructor: Greg Fernandez #10923 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $126 #10935 6:30-8:30p Tu, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $146 Ages 5 to 12 Gymnasium #10930 5:30-6:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $126 #10936 6:30-8:30p Th, Sa* 06/07-06/30 $146 #10339 6-7:30p Tu, Sa* 06/05-08/11 $31 *Saturday classes meet 9-10a #10941 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $146 *Saturday 9a-12p #10942 6:30-8:30p Tu, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $146 #10943 6:30-8:30p Th, Sa* 07/12-08/04 $146 Three Days a Week Youth Jiu-Jitsu 10 weeks #10937 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 06/05-06/30 $206 Youth Ice Hockey Jiu-Jitsu is a comprehensive Japanese martial 4 weeks #10944 6:30-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa* 07/10-08/04 $206 art employing attacks such as throwing, cho- Learn basic skills necessary to play ice *Saturday classes meet 10a-12p king, restraining holds, joint locks, and blows hockey, one of the fastest growing southern with the hands and feet to subdue or disable California high school varsity sports! No an opponent. Saturday classes are combined sticks or pucks yet. Skate rental is included with adult and youth Judo & Ju-Jitsu classes. and a free practice session is available on the Instructor is a 9th degree black belt. day of your scheduled class. Practice times Instructor: Greg Fernandez are Thursday 2:45-4:00 p.m. or Saturday Ages 7 to 12 Gymnasium 10:50-11:20 a.m. Be sure to check in early #10342 6:30-7:30p M, Sa* 06/04-08/11 $47 and wear warm clothing. Pre-registration *Saturday 9a-12p is required. Location: The Rinks Lakewood ICE 3975 Pixie Ave. Lakewood, CA 90712 www.lakewoodice.com (562) 429-1805 Instructor: The Rinks Ages 7 to 18 The Rinks Lakewood ICE #11825 5:30-6p Th 05/31-06/21 $45 #11826 11:20-11:50a Sa 06/02-06/23 $45 #10516 5:30-6p Th 06/28-07/26 $45 New and Improved #10518 11:20-11:50a Sa 06/30-07/28 $45 Registration System #10517 5:30-6p Th 08/02-08/23 $45 #10519 11:20-11:50a Sa 08/04-08/25 $45 Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today! ForKey more to class info locations call (562) on 902-2938. page 11 Community GymnasiumSection 3535

Gymnasium and Fitness Room Hours of Operation • Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Tuesday & Thursday: 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. & 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Saturday: 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Sunday: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Fitness Room (Adults 18 and over) The Community Gymnasium also offers a Fitness Room for all of your cardio needs. Be sure to stop by to check out the various equipment including treadmills, stationary bikes, elliptical machines, and stair climbers. Annual Memberships The Community Gymnasium has set aside hours for open gym for Community Gymnasium Members. Open Gym programs include older adult basketball, adult basketball, adult volleyball, and adult table tennis! Hours may Open Play Hours Adults 18 and over. vary. One-Day Pass available for all ages for $5. Membership Fees Adult Basketball Type of Membership Fees Tuesday, Wednesday...... 8:15-11 p.m. Annual Adult Membership Friday...... 9-11 p.m. (18-49 years of age)...... $50 Adult Volleyball Annual Senior Membership Wednesday...... 8:15-11 p.m. (50 years and above)...... $35 Friday...... 9-11p.m. Have some fun playing basket- Senior Sunrise Hoops (ages 50+) Annual Youth Membership ball with other seniors at the (Under 18 years of age)...... $30 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday...... 6-9 a.m. Community Gym. Men and women Annual Family Membership of all skill levels are encouraged to (Max. 4 adults on account)...... $120 participate. A discounted Senior An- nual Gym Membership ($35) or a day pass must be purchased. Hours are Youth Sports Leagues Table Tennis subject to change. For more informa- The Community Gymnasium has a very popular tion, please contact the Gym at (562) Open Table Tennis program with a variety of Basketball (Winter and Summer) 902-2938. hours. To participate in this program a Day Pass Ages 50 and up Gym Futsal (Winter and Summer) or membership must be purchased. 6-9a T, Th, Sa On-going Volleyball (Fall and Spring) Table Tennis Flag Football (Fall and Spring) Mondays...... 2-5 p.m. Follow La Mirada Tuesdays ...... 6-9 a.m. & 2-4 p.m. Adult Sports Leagues Thursdays...... 6-9 a.m., 2-5 p.m. & 8-11p.m. Community Services Fridays...... 2-10 p.m. @LMRecreation Basketball - Monday Night Saturdays...... 1-5 p.m. (Quarterly) Sundays...... 12-4 p.m. Basketball - Thursday Night *Hours subject to change due to special (Quarterly) events and attendance. 36 Sports Leagues

Youth Volley-tennis Friday Night Football Youth Basketball League League Friday Night Football (FNF) is The Community Services Depart- If you are 7-8 years old and want to play vol- returning this fall for youth ages 5-14. ment Youth Basketball program is a non- leyball, this is a great place to start! The net FNF enhances the flag football style of competitive league designed for recreational is lower and the ball may bounce making it play with less contact and no blocking. play. Volunteer coaches will teach the fun- easier for the kids. This league will be a fun The quick strike, high scoring offensive damentals of the sport, emphasizing team- introduction to our volleyball league. Games philosophy will help develop skills and work, passing, dribbling and other ball skills. will be played on either Saturday or Sunday allow for a fun, safe environment to play Everyone plays! Each player receives a team afternoons. Each player receives a team and enjoy the game of football. All games t-shirt. Submit a copy of participant’s birth t-shirt. Submit a copy of participant’s birth certificate at time of registration if new to certificate at time of registration if new to are played Friday evenings at Behringer Park. Practice begins the week of Sep- the league. Practices are scheduled to begin the league. Practice begins the week of Sep- the week of 6/11/18. Register now because tember 10. Mandatory assessments will tember 10. Mandatory assessments will be space is limited. Mandatory assessments be required for all new participants. required for all new participants. Regis- will be required for all new participants. tration ends August 27. If space is avail- Registration ends August 27. If space Registration ends May 21. If space is still able, late registration will begin August 28 is available, late registration will begin available, late registration will begin May at $84 per child. August 28 at $89 per child. 22 at $84 per child. Gymnasium Behringer Park Gymnasium Ages 7 to 8 Sa,Su 09/22-11/11 $69 Ages 5 to 6 F 09/21-11/09 $74 Ages 5 to 6 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 Ages 7 to 8 F 09/21-11/09 $74 Ages 7 to 8 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 Youth Volleyball League Ages 9 to 10 F 09/21-11/09 $74 Ages 9 to 10 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 The Community Services Depart- Ages 11 to 12 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 ment Youth Volleyball program is designed Ages 11 to 12 F 09/21-11/09 $74 Ages 13 to 14 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 for recreational play. Volunteer coaches Ages 13 to 14 F 09/21-11/09 $74 emphasize skills such as passing, setting, Ages 15 to 17 Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 serving, and teamwork. Everyone plays! Games will be played on either Saturday or Sunday afternoons. Each player receives a team t-shirt. Open to ages 9-17. Submit a copy of participant’s birth certificate at time of registration if new to the league. Practice begins the week of September 10. Man- datory assessments will be required for all new participants. Registration ends August 27. If space is available, late reg- istration will begin August 28 at $84 per child. Gymnasium Ages 9 to 10 Sa,Su 09/22-11/11 $69 Ages 11 to 12 Sa,Su 09/22-11/11 $69 Ages 13 to 14 Sa,Su 09/22-11/11 $69 Ages 15 to 17 Sa,Su 09/22-11/11 $69

Classes promote personal development and enrichment. Key to class locations on page 12 Sports Leagues 37

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 Youth Futsal (Indoor Adult Basketball League coaches, local youth would not have the Soccer) League The City of La Mirada is pleased to quality, one-of-a-kind sports programs you see in La Mirada. The Community Services Department Youth offer our popular Adult Basketball League on Futsal program is a non-competitive league Monday and Thursday evenings. Space is lim- ited. Team registration fee is $375 per team. Continue to help make a difference in your designed for recreational play. Volunteer Teams are responsible for additional $25 cash community by signing up to be a volunteer coaches will teach the fundamentals of the per game for referees. Games are generally an youth league coach. Becoming a volunteer coach is easy. Simply stop by any City of sport, emphasizing teamwork, passing, drib- hour long starting at 6:30 pm. Walk-in regis- La Mirada facility and fill out a Volunteers bling and other ball skills. Everyone plays! trations only. Contact the La Mirada Gym- In Action application. Just specify what Each player receives a team t-shirt. Submit a nasium for registration times or additional sport you would like to coach! copy of participant’s birth certificate at time information at (562) 902-2938. of registration if new to the league. Practices Ages 18 and up Gymnasium Coaching opportunities available for the Monday League – Prime Division are scheduled to begin the week of 6/11/18. following sports: Register now because space is limited. Man- 06/18-09/10* 6:30-10:30p M $375 • Basketball datory assessments will be required for all Monday League – Elite Division new participants. Registration ends May 06/18-09/10* 6:30-10:30p M $375 • Volleyball / Volley-tennis 21. If space is still available, late registra- Thursday League – Prime Division • Futsal Indoor Soccer tion will begin May 22 at $84 per child. 06/21-09/06 6:30-10:30p Th $375 • Flag Football Ages 5 to 12 Gymnasium Thursday League – Elite Division For more information please visit www. 9a-5p Sa,Su 06/23-08/19 $69 06/21-09/06 6:30-10:30p Th $375 cityoflamirada.org or call the Community *No games 9/3 – Labor Day Holiday Services Department at (562) 943-7277. Register for classes on page 55 38 Teens to Adults

Educational

Driver Education - Online Course This online course and coursework can be completed at the convenience of the student. A DMV accepted certificate will be issued upon successful completion of the course. Class does not include behind-the-wheel driving. All students must have an email Youth ages 13 to 17 may gain work expe- address on their account to complete the rience and explore the field of recreation enrollment process. After enrollment con- through the City of La Mirada’s Leaders firmation is received, students will be given in Training program. Tailored specifically log-on instructions and password details. to enable youth to build leadership skills Sign up anytime during the session. Artists’ Studio in a fun and interesting environment, the Instructor: All Good Driving School, Inc. 10 weeks program gives Leaders in Training par- Ages 14 to 18 Dedicate three hours each week to improve ticipants the opportunity to assist with #10281 On-line 06/04-08/10 $47 various recreational programs and facili- your artwork and yourself as an artist. Bring ties within the City. Applications are now your own project and supplies. Work at your being accepted for the summer session at own pace, while you learn from your peers the La Mirada Resource Center. in a positive, art-driven atmosphere. Ages 13 to 17 Instructor: Stephanie Matthies Ages 18 and up Resource Center #10117 Summer 06/11-08/10 $20 #10300 6-8:45p Tu 06/05-08/07 Free

Chinese Brush Painting Arts & Crafts 10 weeks This course will provide instruction on the Oil and Acrylic Painting basic techniques of traditional Chinese brush 10 weeks painting as a new water color medium that Oil painting techniques and theories are is related but different from Western water- introduced through practice and demonstra- color. Instructor will help develop a new tion. Emphasis is placed on choice of mate- approach and perception in painting. rials (oil vs. acrylic), depiction of light and Instructor: Mee Jung Lee shadow, painting techniques, basic color Ages 13 and up Resource Center mixing and composition. The course pro- #10422 10a-12p M 06/04-08/06 $15 vides students with a foundation for creative expression in oil and acrylic painting, and Horse Fun for Adults can be tailored to the individual skill level 4 weeks of the student (i.e., beginner, intermediate, Learn the art of basic riding and learn all advanced). Instructor will provide mate- Sewing, Serging, and More about horses in a fun-filled atmosphere. We 4 weeks rials at the first class only. Materials list will learn to halter, groom, saddle, feed, This class is designed for students with will be provided at the first class meeting walk, stop, turn, mount and dismount. $20 all levels of sewing ability on all types of for students to bring their own materials material fee payable to instructor at first machines. Students can learn from this class at the second class. class meeting. Safety helmets provided or regardless if you’re a beginner or an experi- Instructor: Mee Jung Lee bring your own bike helmet. enced seamstress. The instructor has owned Ages 13 and up Resource Center Location: El Rodeo Stables and operated an alteration business for over #10423 1-3:30p Tu 06/05-08/07 $15 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd. 30 years and has been a sewing instructor for Brea, CA 92823 the past 20 years. A supply list and project (949) 285-5286 Follow La Mirada kit will be given to you on your first day of Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore attendance. First time visitors are welcome Ages 13 and up El Rodeo Stables to stop by and observe. Please bring your Community Services #10306 3-4p Sa 06/09-06/30 $72 sewing machine and all supplies you need @LMRecreation for your project. #10307 3-4p Sa 07/14-08/04 $72 Instructor: Lana McMillen Ages 13 and up Resource Center Classes promote personal #10640 9a-3p W 06/06-06/13 $31 development and enrichment. #10641 9a-3p Sa 06/23-06/30 $31 Key to class locations on page 12 Teens to Adults 39

Music Guitar with Fundamentals of Music 6 weeks This class is designed to teach students how to read music and play guitar. We will cover music fundamentals, chords, finger-picking, and learn how to create music using tech- niques students learn in class. Instructor: James Grover Simply Music Piano Beginner - Ages 12 and up Resource Center Teen to Adult Bodyweight Bootcamp #10287 6-7p Tu 06/12-07/17 $77 7 weeks 5 weeks Come “test drive” the Simply Music pro- Challenge yourself and push your limits gram - the breakthrough Australian-devel- to the max. Bodyweight exercises will be oped method that gives students an imme- used to improve overall strength, balance diate experience of their musicianship. In and core conditioning. Be ready to have fun, six weeks, students learn four songs in four work hard and sweat! All levels of fitness are different styles! Additional materials fee welcome. Bring a mat, bottle of water and $10-$12 due by the 2nd class. No class 7/4. a towel. Instructor: Ian Belloso Instructor: Albert Maldonado Ages 16 and up Resource Center Ages 13 and up Windermere Park #10459 6-7p W 06/13-07/25 $100 #10282 7-8p Tu, Th 06/05-07/05 $42

Ice Skating for Teens and A Natural Development in Adults Drumming Technique 5 weeks 4 weeks Learn the fundamentals of ice skating with Instructor Ronnie Ciago is a world renowned our comprehensive program for skaters of drum set and percussion performer, teacher, all ages and disciplines. Fee includes skate recording artist, producer, song-writer, rentals and practice time on lesson day. author and a graduate of Berklee College Arrive early for check-in and skate sizing. of Music. Ronnie has designed this class to Fundamentals of Intermediate Dress warmly and wear mittens/gloves. No teach students proper drumming technique class 7/4. Guitar in rhythm and styles with fundamentals of Location: East West Ice Palace 6 weeks music. Please bring your own drum sticks. 11446 Artesia Blvd. This class is designed to improve guitar $15 material fee payable to instructor at Artesia, CA 90701 playing with techniques, strum patterns, first class meeting. (562) 809-6200 and music fundamentals.This class is open Instructor: Ronnie Ciago Instructor: East West Ice Palace to all students that have knowledge of basic Ages 12 and up Resource Center Ages 13 and up East West Ice Palace chords or has completed a basic guitar class. #10298 6-7p Tu 06/05-06/26 $77 #10330 5:40-6:10p W 06/06-07/11 $57 Instructor: James Grover #10299 6-7p Tu 07/10-07/31 $77 #10332 5:40-6:10p W 07/18-08/15 $57 Ages 12 and up Resource Center #10289 7:15-8:15p Tu 06/12-07/17 $77 Adult Judo 8 weeks Health & Fitness The Olympic sport of judo is the most widely practiced martial art in the world and Aqua Zumba its primary characteristic and appeal lies in its throwing techniques. Judo is practiced by 10 weeks men and women of all ages as a method of Have fun in the pool while toning muscles self-defense, a means of keeping fit or simply and burning calories with low impact on as an enjoyable sport. Saturday classes are your joints. combined with all adult and youth Judo Instructor: Reyna Ruiz and Ju-Jitsu classes. Instructor is a 3-time Ages 13 and up Splash! New and Improved world champion. #10503 9-9:45a Tu, F 06/05-08/10 $107 Instructor: Greg Fernandez Registration System #11830 5:45-6:15p Tu 06/05-08/07 $62 Ages 13 and up Gymnasium Create your account today! #10501 6-6:45p Th 06/07-08/09 $62 #10340 7:30-9p Tu, Sa* 06/05-08/11 $31 www.cityoflamirada.org #10500 8-8:45a Sa 06/09-08/11 $62 *Saturday 9a-12p Register for classes on page 55 40 Teens to Adults

Karate 5 weeks This traditional Japanese Karate retains all traditions of ancient art. The philosophy and rules of Karate will help children develop a better form of discipline and respect. Consis- tent training helps students become stronger and develop more confidence. Karate will teach students the customs and courtesies of the Japanese culture. Instructor: Jony Martinez Ages 4 and up Resource Center Beginner #10433 5-6p Tu, Th, Sa 06/05-07/07 $75 #10437 5-6p Tu, Th, Sa 07/10-08/11 $75 *Saturday Beginner 10-11:15a Ages 5 and up Intermediate #10438 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa 06/05-07/07 $75 Tae Kwon Do Judo Kata #10441 6-7:15p Tu, Th, Sa 07/10-08/11 $75 5 weeks 4 weeks Advanced This class, for advanced martial artists only, Students will learn Tae Kwon Do as well as with prior approval from the instructor, #10435 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa 06/05-07/07 $75 leadership and life skills such as self-control, will teach the Kata of Kodokan Judo at an #10440 7:15-8:30p Tu, Th, Sa 07/10-08/11 $75 confidence, respect, and focus. Includes advanced level that will satisfy promotion *Saturday Intermediate/Advanced 11:15a-1p free uniform for new students; returning requirements and/or Kata competition needs. members will receive a $5 discount for the Instructor: Greg Fernandez class. Ages 13 and up Resource Center Location: U.S. Tae Kwon Do #10338 7:30-9p Th, Sa 06/07-07/05 $27 15532 La Mirada Blvd. La Mirada, CA 90638 *Saturday 9a-12p Gymnasium (714) 739-8676 Instructor: Master Jang Kim Adult Ju-Jitsu Ages 13 and up U.S. Tae Kwon Do 8 weeks #10409 7-7:50p M, W 06/04-06/27 $47 Ju-Jitsu is a comprehensive Japanese mar- #10394 7-7:50p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $47 tial art employing attacks such as throwing, #10410 7-7:50p M, W 07/09-08/01 $47 choking, restraining holds, joint locks and #10395 7-7:50p Tu, Th 07/10-08/02 $47 blows with the hands and feet to subdue or disable an opponent. Intermediate and advanced students will also learn how to defend against traditional and modern Workout Tae Kwon Do for weapons. Saturday classes are combined Teens and Adults with all adult and youth Judo and Ju-Jitsu 4 weeks classes. Instructor is a 9th degree black belt. This class is designed to be a discipline- Instructor: Greg Fernandez teaching way of enhancing our spirit and Ages 13 and up Gymnasium life through training our body and mind. #10341 7:30-9p M, Sa* 06/04-08/11 $47 Workouts consist of total body cardio fitness, strength training, and balancing mental fit- *Saturday 9a-12p ness with physical fitness for an overall com- plete workout. Anyone can do it! Includes San Soo Kung Fu Self-Defense for Women free uniform for new students only. 5 weeks 5 weeks Location: Victory Tae Kwon Do The ancient art of Kung Fu San Soo is a Chi- This class will teach simple/practical 13425 Beach Blvd. nese style of hand-to-hand combat developed defenses from common assaults such as La Mirada, CA 90638 and refined for over two thousand years. chokes and bear hugs to more serious con- (562) 947-1111 Come learn how the concepts of San Soo can frontations involving guns and knives. Instructor: Victory Tae Kwon Do change the way you think about self-defense. Instructor Dixie Holloway is a 4th degree Ages 13 and up Victory Tae Kwon Do Instructor: Globosoft Solutions black belt. #10528 7:45-8:30p M, W 06/04-06/27 $57 Ages 11 and up Resource Center Instructor: Dixie Holloway #10530 7:45-8:30p Tu, Th 06/05-06/28 $57 #10336 7:15-9p M, W 06/04-07/02 $63 Ages 13 and up Resource Center #10529 7:45-8:30p M, W 07/16-08/08 $57 #10337 7:15-9p M, W 07/09-08/08 $63 #10320 7:30-9p Th 06/07-07/05 $49 #10531 7:45-8:30p Tu, Th 07/17-08/09 $57 Key to class locations on page 12 Teens to Adults 41

Weighted Body Bar Sculpting Class 10 weeks Tone up and get stronger in this weighted bar class. It will help sculpt your body as you participate in a full body workout. “Body Sculpting Bar” will be provided. Instructor: Reyna Ruiz Ages 17 and up Resource Center #11818 10-11a M 06/04-08/06 $42 #11819 7-8p M 06/04-08/06 $42 Zumba 10 weeks Zumba is an aerobic workout that combines different rhythms such as cumbia, merengue, salsa, belly dancing and much more. Zumba is a fun way to get in shape. No class 7/4. Instructor: Reyna Ruiz Prenatal Yoga Ages 17 and up Resource Center 4 weeks #11815 7:45-8:45p Tu 06/05-08/07 $32 This class focuses on mom’s changing #10502 6:45-7:45p W 06/06-08/08 $51 needs through pregnancy. Breathing tech- Ages 17 and up Gymnasium niques will be introduced for use during #11817 7:45-8:45p Th 06/07-08/09 $32 labor. Yoga asanas focuses on developing strength, staying in shape and progresses to gentle stretches which promote relaxation Zumba Gold - Low Impact and create a little more space for baby. This 10 weeks class ends with deep relaxation or Yoga Zumba Gold is perfect for beginners, indi- Yoga Nidra that prepares you for a smooth tran- viduals with limitations and older adults. This course will teach students to sition into motherhood. Instructor is a Yoga This class will utilize the same moves as reg- use slow movements and poses designed Therapist with over 20 years of experience. ular Zumba with low impact. Latin rhythms, to strengthen your body and energize your Classes are offered from the end of the first belly dancing, and African beats are all com- pacted into one fun-filled class. soul. The movements are based on ancient trimester until end-of-term. Students are Instructor: Reyna Ruiz positions to promote a healthy body and required to email the instructor a med- Ages 17 and up Resource Center spirit. You will learn basic meditation to ical clearance prior to the first class to help reduce stress. [email protected] #10497 8:30-9:30a M 06/04-08/06 $43 Instructor: Trissia Baughman Instructor: Dolly Lai #10499 9-10a Sa 06/09-08/11 $43 Ages 18 and up Resource Center Ages 18 to 40 Resource Center 5 weeks #11829 11:45a-12:45p Tu 06/05-06/26 $67 Zumba Gold - Toning #10449 10:30a-12:30p M 06/04-07/02 $42 10 weeks #10452 6-8p Th 06/07-07/05 $42 Zumba Gold - Toning is a class designed for #10450 10:30a-12:30p M 07/09-08/06 $42 Yoga/Stress Management the beginner. You will enjoy 30 minutes of low #10453 6-8p Th 07/12-08/09 $42 The class will focus on yoga poses and impact Zumba cardio followed by 30 minutes breathing techniques that will tone your body, 10 weeks of low impact toning using light weights of increase flexibility, energize you and teach you no more than 2 pounds each. Achieve faster #10454 10:30a-12:30p M 06/04-08/06 $77 how to completely relax. Classes are designed results with this fun-filled combination class. #10455 6-8p Th 06/07-08/09 $77 and taught by a physical therapist with 20 No class 7/4. years of experience teaching yoga. Avoid Instructor: Reyna Ruiz eating 2 hours before class, bring sticky Ages 17 and up Resource Center Gentle Flow Yoga mat, large towel and be prepared to remove #10498 8:30-9:30a W 06/06-08/08 $43 10 weeks your shoes and socks. Stretch, strengthen and improve range of Instructor: Dolly Lai motion with gentle breath-based move- Ages 13 and up Resource Center Follow La Mirada ment. You will feel both rested and rejuve- 5 weeks nated after class. Appropriate for all levels, #10321 5:30-6:45p M 06/04-07/02 $56 Community Services including beginners. Taught by a certified #10327 12-1p Th 06/07-07/05 $56 yoga therapist. Please bring yoga mat, @LMRecreation large towel and water. No class 7/4. #10322 5:30-6:45p M 07/09-08/06 $56 Instructor: 5 Mayas Yoga Therapy 10 weeks Ages 13 and up Resource Center #10324 5:30-6:45p M 06/04-08/06 $105 #10263 9-10:15a Sa 06/09-08/11 $79 #10326 12-1p Th 06/07-08/09 $105 42 Athletic Council & Community Sports Groups

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 & CHEER 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 Scott Anderson, President (562) 943-7277 Season: March - June (SPRING) www.LaMiradaNJB.com Sign-ups: November-January ­La Mirada Baseball Association (3½-15 yrs.) Marcus Nichols, President (714) 981-3001 YOUTH BASKETBALL LMBA.hardballsystems.com Grades 3 - 8 ­La Mirada Girls Softball Association (4-18 yrs.) Season: September - February (FALL) La Mirada Girls Softball Miriam Curiel, President (562) 355-1132 Sign-ups: August-October Association (LMGSA) www.eteamz.com/LMGSA President: Miriam Curiel (562) 355-1132 ­La Mirada Matadores Youth Football lamiradagirlssoftball.org 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)930-5672 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: April - May 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 Mark Schrock, President (714) 739-8375 www.SeahorseSoccer.com TOPSOCCER Year Round Aquatics All Ages Southern California Seahorses Season: August - January (FALL) Mark Schrock, President (714) 739-8375 La Mirada Armada Swim Team (all ages) Sign-ups: May - June Rick Shipherd, Head Coach (949) 254-4484 www.SeahorseSoccer.com www.ArmadaSwim.com

Shaquatics Youth Water Polo Club La Mirada Baseball (18yrs. and under) YOUTH SOCCER CLINICS David Farkas, Head Coach (714) 525-9651 Association (LMBA) 5 - 14 yrs www.Shaquatics.net Marcus Nichols, President (714) 981-3001 Year Round La Mirada Aquabelles Synchronized Swim Team LMBA.hardballsystems.com (Girls ages 18 or under) Ling Ye, President (562) 650-1502 YOUTH BASEBALL SUMMER & WINTER CAMPS 3½ - 14 yrs 5 - 14 yrs Unsyncables of La Mirada ( Age 20 or older) Kathy Chapman, President www.Unsyncables.org Season: March - June (SPRING) Season: June/July & December 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! Volunteer Programs 43

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 Helping Hands coach is easy. Simply stop by any City of La Mirada Program La Mirada facility and fill out a Volunteers In Action application. Just specify what The Helping Hands program provides free services to elderly, low-income, and disabled sport you would like to coach! residents. Services include landscape maintenance and minor exterior home repairs through the use of volunteers. Coaching opportunities available for the following sports: 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 • Basketball the community, businesses and groups make this award-winning program possible. • Volleyball / Volley-tennis • Futsal Indoor Soccer For more information on becoming a volunteer or information about the program, please contact the Activity Center at (562) 902-3160. • Flag Football For more information please visit www. *Waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian for volunteers ages 11-17. cityoflamirada.org or call the Community All minor volunteers must be accompanied by an adult. Services Department at (562) 943-7277.

Get Involved and become a La Mirada Volunteer! The City of La­ Mirada offers many volunteer opportunities ranging from coaching sports, volunteering as a theatre usher and as a docent for Neff Estate tours. To participate in the Volunteers 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. Register for classes on page 55 44 Older Adults

Chinese Brush Painting Sewing, Serging and More Enrichment 10 weeks 7 weeks This course will provide instruction This class is designed for students with La Mirada Quilters on the basic techniques of traditional all levels of sewing ability on all types 10 weeks Chinese Brush Painting as a new water of machines. Students can learn from Quilt with others who share your love color medium that is related but differ- this class regardless if you’re a begin- of this art! Participants are able to as- ent from Western watercolor. Instruc- ner or an experienced seamstress. The tor will help develop a new approach sist one another while working on solo instructor has owned and operated an and perception in painting. and group projects. Enjoy great light- alteration business for over 30 years Instructor: Mee Jung Lee ing, big tables, and a large room. Do and has been a sewing instructor for Ages 13 and up Resource Center handwork or bring a sewing ma- the past 20 years. A supply list and #10422 10a-12p M 06/04-08/06 $15 chine. Space is limited. project kit will be given to you on your Ages 18 and up Activity Center first day of attendance. First time visi- #11158 8:30a-4:30p Th 06/07-08/09 Free tors are welcome to stop by and ob- #11159 8:30a-4:30p F 06/08-08/10 Free serve. Please bring your sewing ma- chine and all supplies you need for Painting for Older Adults your project. 10 weeks Instructor: Lana McMillen This program offers adults an individ- Ages 13 and up Resource Center ual approach to painting and creative #10640 9a-3p W 06/06-06/13 $31 arts. Topics can include art apprecia- #10641 9a-3p Sa 06/23-06/30 $31 tion, history, color, line, shape, and form and various techniques. Students are required to enroll with both Rio Oil and Acrylic Painting Current Events Hondo College and City of La Mirada. 10 weeks 10 weeks For information call (562) 902-3160. Oil painting techniques and theories are introduced through practice and Come for the opportunity to partici- No class 7/4. demonstration. Emphasis is placed on pate in lively discussions of current Instructor: Rio Hondo College choice of materials (oil vs. acrylic), events. Topics may include social, po- Ages 50 and up Activity Center depiction of light and shadow, paint- litical, and financial matters. Partici- #11157 3-6p W 06/06-08/08 Free ing techniques, basic color mixing pants are encouraged to make this an and composition. The course provides astute and learning experience! students with a foundation for creative Ages 18 and up Activity Center Art Student Meeting Class expression in oil and acrylic painting, #11161 9-11a M 06/04-08/06 Free 10 weeks and can be tailored to the individual No two art students are alike! This skill level of the student (i.e., begin- class will provide you the environment ner, intermediate, advanced). Instruc- to paint at your own pace or style. tor will provide materials at the first Veteran’s History Project Participants are encouraged to share class only. Materials list will be pro- 10 weeks drawing and painting techniques with vided at the first class meeting for This class is reaching out to veterans one another. students to bring their own materi- of World War II, Korean, Vietnam, Ages 18 and up Activity Center als to the second class. and Persian Gulf wars to record first #11156 8:30a-1p Tu 06/05-08/07 Free Instructor: Mee Jung Lee person accounts and preserve their Ages 13 and up Resource Center stories. Approximately 19 million vet- #10423 1-3:30p Tu 06/05-08/07 $15 erans live in the nation today, accord- Creative Writing ing to the U.S. Department of Veteran 10 weeks Affairs, but 1,600 die each day and Celebrate your life in writing. Partici- “Once Upon A Time…” many have never recorded their war- pants are encouraged to share works If you love storytelling, here’s a chance time recollections. We will honor our of poetry, non-fiction, fiction, and per- to share stories with children. The City war veterans by collecting, videotap- sonal memories. No class 7/4. of La Mirada is looking for volunteers ing oral histories, and transcribing war Ages 18 and up Activity Center to read short stories to children ages stories so they can be preserved for 3-5 in it’s Tiny Tots and Club Kin- #11160 2-4p W 06/06-08/08 Free future generations to learn and deepen dergarten programs. Storytellers will their understanding of each war. spend approximately 15 minutes once Instructor: Cerritos College a week for a 5-6 week period with the Classes promote personal Ages 18 and up Activity Center development and enrichment. children. For more information, please call (562) 943-7277. #11174 1:30-3:30p F 05/25-08/10 Free Key to class locations on page 12 Older Adults 45

Simply Music Piano Beginner - Billiards Older Adult Billiard tables are available for play 7 weeks on a drop-in basis. Children under 18 Come “test drive” the Simply Mu- must be supervised by an adult. Days sic program - the breakthrough Aus- and times are as follows: tralian-developed method that gives Youth & Adult Activity Center students an immediate experience of 12-6p M-F $5 annual membership their musicianship. In six weeks, stu- dents learn four songs in four different Seniors Activity Center styles! Additional materials fee $10- 8:30a-6p M-F $5 annual membership $12 due by the 2nd class. No class 7/12. Instructor: Ian Belloso Ages 50 and up Resource Center #10463 2:45-3:45p Th 06/14-07/26 $100 Card Games 10 weeks Pinochle, *Canasta, and Mexican Train Dominos are available for open play. Come join the fun! Ages 18 and up Activity Center #11162 12:30-6p M-F 06/04-08/10 Free *Canasta is played on Wednesdays only. Half Century Bingo Join the Half Century Club for Bin- Mahjong go! Refreshments are provided. Club 10 weeks membership is not required to play. For more information, please call Simply Music Piano - Participants will learn how to play this 2,000 year-old game of Chinese ori- (562) 902-3160. Foundation Level 2 gin with or without a partner. No prior Ages 18 and up Activity Center Continuing to build on a foundation of experience or knowledge is necessary. 1-3:30p M, F On-going natural musicality, this class offers on- *Friday classes are from 8:30a- going lessons in a shared environment, 3:30p. following the tools and strategies of Ages 18 and up Activity Center the Simply Music method. Comple- tion of Simply Music Foundation 1 is #10358 8:30a-4:30p M 6/04-08/10 Free a prerequisite. Materials Fee of $35 #10358 8:30a-3:30p F 6/04-08/10 Free due at first class. No class 7/4. Instructor: Ian Belloso Mexican Train Dominos Ages 50 and up Resource Center 10 weeks 5 weeks Mexican Train Dominos is available #10465 7:30-8:30p W 06/06-07/11 $132 for open play on Tuesday afternoons. New and Improved #11772 7:30-8:30p W 07/11-08/08 $132 Come join the fun. 10 weeks Ages 18 and up Activity Center Registration System #11771 7:30-8:30p W 06/06-08/08 $257 #11163 1:30-6p Tu 06/05-08/07 Free Createwww.cityoflamirada.org your account today!

Every Thursday, 12:30 p.m. AGE ­La Mirada Activity Center 50+ Enjoy today’s most popular movies. Join us every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the La Mirada Activity Center! A dif- ferent film is shown each Thursday afternoon. Free popcorn is served, ages 50 or older. For movie listings, please call (562) 902-3160. Movies subject MOVIES to change without notice. Register for classes on page 55 46 Older Adults

Arthritis Foundation Senior Health & Fitness Exercise Program 6 weeks The Arthritis Foundation exercise pro- Nutrition gram is a low impact physical activity program proven to reduce pain and de- Monday-Friday crease stiffness. The sessions include 9a-12:30p gentle range-of-motion exercises that ­La Mirada are suitable for every fitness level and Activity Center ability. Led by a trained program lead- er, these enjoyable and motivational Nutritionally balanced hot lunch- classes may be taken either standing es are served for older adult’s or sitting in a chair. Space is limited. ages 60+. Lunch is served Mon- Please call (562) 902-3160 to register. day through Friday at 11:30 a.m. Hatha Yoga Instructor: Arthritis Foundation Come early and socialize with 10 weeks Ages 50 and up Activity Center friends! Home delivered meals Various movements will be taught to #11175 9-10a Tu, Th 07/10-08/16 Free are also available for homebound build skills such as stretching, stretch- #11176 10:30-11:30a Tu, Th 07/10-08/16 Free seniors. Suggested donations ing, breathing, and relaxation. Please are $2.75 for meals served at bring a yoga mat or towel. Please note, the LMAC and $2 for home de- this class fills up quickly. If the class livered meals. Intergenerational is full, please ask to be put on the wait programs are scheduled for spe- the list. Students are required to enroll cial holidays, allowing seniors to with both Rio Hondo College and City meet children from local schools. of La Mirada. For more information For more information, and to re- call (562) 902-3160. serve a lunch, please call Café on Instructor: Dolly Lai the Green at (562) 947-8787. Ages 18 and up Activity Center #11410 11:30a-12:30p Tu 06/05-08/07 Free

Chair Yoga Tai Chi/ Yoga 10 weeks 12 weeks This gentle chair yoga class will in- Students will learn slow movements clude stretching, strengthening by and poses designed to stretch and holding weight bearing poses when applicable, breathing awareness, energize your body. Breathing tech- working together in rhythm, repeti- niques to help cope and reduce stress tion to promote skill building, fitness, will also be taught. strength and relaxation. Please bring Instructor: Mike Jackson yoga mat or towel. Students are re- Ages 18 and up Activity Center quired to enroll with both Rio Hondo #11172 1-3p F 05/25-08/10 Free Birthday College and the City of La Mirada. Instructor: Dolly Lai Celebrations Ages 18 and up Activity Center Tai Chi with Louie Join us for your birthday at Café #11409 10:45-11:45a Th 06/07-08/09 Free 10 weeks on the Green sponsored by Mi- Participants are introduced to Tai chi, rada Hills Rehabilitation Hospi- a Chinese exercise which is neither tal! Enjoy cake and door prizes vigorous nor strenuous. It is suitable at 11 a.m. for older adults who want to gain or General Exercise on Video maintain good health. Tai chi will June 14 10 weeks help strengthen the muscles and or- July 12 This nicely paced exercise routine on gans, relax the minds and body, im- August 9 video includes stretching, aerobic ex- prove blood circulation, and increase ercise, and a cool down! No class 7/4. memory concentration. Ages 18 and up Activity Center Instructor: Louie Herrera #11164 9-10a M-F 06/04-08/10 Free Ages 18 and up Activity Center #11165 2-3p Tu 6/05-08/07 Free Key to class locations on page 12 Older Adults 47

Stress Management 12 weeks TRANSIT This exciting class makes exercis- LA MIRADA ing fun with innovative fitness tech- niques. All major muscles of the body La Mirada Transit 10-Trip are addressed. Wheelchairs welcome! passes are available at the Space is limited! Please note, this Resource Center, Activity Center, class fills up quickly. If it is full please Gymnasium, Splash! and on board ask to be put on the wait list. No class transit vehicles. Please call (562) 5/28 & 7/4. 943-6776 to make a reservation. Instructor: Tracy Van Herk, Regular Pass $10 Discount Pass $5 Jorge Lozano Country Line Dancing Ages 18 and up Activity Center 14 weeks #11167 1-2:30p M, W 05/21-08/08 Free Ages 40 and up Resource Center Beginning* Have fun and learn how to hoe down! Tránsito de La Mirada Manage Stress with Chair Participants will learn the basics of Está disponible un pase para 10 Exercise country line dancing. viajes del Tránsito de La Mirada 6 weeks Instructor: Elaine en el Centro de Recursos, en This nicely paced chair-based exercise 9:30a-12p F 06/08-08/10 Free el Centro de Actividades, en el routine focuses on upper body strength Gimnasio y en Splash, y a bordo de los vehículos de tránsito. Por and includes stretching and light aero- Intermediate* bic exercise. Space is limited! Please favor, llame al (562) 943-6776 Students will review the basics of para hacer una reserva. note, this class fills up quickly. If it is country line dancing and learn new full please ask to be put on the wait Pase regular $10 intermediate steps. Intermediate stu- Pase con descuento $5 list. No class on 5/28. dents will need to be approved by the Instructor: Tracy Van Herk instructor. No class 7/4. Ages 18 and up Activity Center Instructor: Ephraim #11166 10-11:30a M, W, F 05/21-06/29 Free 12:15-1:15p W 06/06-08/08 Free La Mirada Transit (라미라다 트랜짓) Advanced* La Mirada Transit 10회 사용 Master your country line dancing 패스는 skills! Advanced dancers will be Resource Center(리소스 센터), taught new choreography. Advanced Activity Center(액티비티 센터), students will need to be approved by Gymnasium(체육관), Splash( the instructor. No class 7/4. 스플래시) 그리고 버스에서도 Instructor: Amy 구할 수 있습니다. 예약은 (562) 1:30-3p W 06/06-08/08 Free 943-6776으로 문의하십시오. *On each day of class, sign-in will 일반용 패스: $10 begin 15 minutes prior to class start- 할인용 패스: $5 Longevity Stick time. The first 48 participants to sign- 10 weeks in at the reception desk, which will in- The ‘Longevity Stick’ regimen incor- clude a waiver acknowledgment, will porates a series of 12 movements de- receive a wristband to attend. signed to improve flexibility, strength, The first 48 participants to sign-in will mental focus, breathing capacity, and be allowed to participate. vitality. This exercise, which is done while standing, takes its name from the only piece of equipment used in its practice- a 1 inch thick stick that is an inch or two longer than the student’s height! Please bring your own stick New and Improved to class. No class 7/4. Instructor: Deanna Allensworth Registration System Ages 18 and up Activity Center Create your account today! #11168 8:45-9:45a W 06/06-08/08 Free www.cityoflamirada.org Register for classes on page 55 48 Older Adults

Health and Wellness Workshops Join us as we discuss health and wellness topics with professional organizations.

Date Time Topic Provided By

06/06 10-12p Health and Beauty CareMore

06/14 10-11a Fall Management and Prevention Brookdale Central Whittier

06/20 10-11a Doc Talk Apple Care

06/29 10-11:30a Basic Genealogy Presentation Whittier Area Genealogical Society

07/12 10-11a Music Therapy for Pain Management Brookdale Central Whittier

07/18 10-11a Wound Care CareMore

07/25 10-11a Safety at Home Anthem, Inc.

08/01 10-11a Senior Programs at the Library Los Angeles County Library

08/08 10a Free Dental Screening New Age Dental

08/09 10-11a Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Brookdale Central Whittier

08/15 10-11a Doc Talk Apple Care

08/22 10-11a Behavioral Health CareMore

08/29 10-11a Healthy Recipes Anthem, 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 Care Management Work for You Care management is available to HICAP: Health Insurance Counseling frail, elderly and functionally impaired adults to enable them to remain at This program offers information & assistance with Medicare ben- home safely. Services include: efits, health maintenance organizations (HMO’s) and supplemental • In-home assessments of needs insurance. • Development of care plans • Arrangement & coordination of All Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program services are services provided free of charge. HICAP is a program of the Center for Health • Monitoring & follow-up Care Rights. HICAP is funded, in part, by the Los Angeles City and Services are provided free of charge County Area Agencies on Aging, through the Older Californians Act. through SASSFA. For more information, please call (800) 824-0780. For information, call (562) 699-3231 x224.

Half Century Club • Gloria­ Lozano (310) 691-9934 La Mirada Gadabouts • Helen Sass, President (714) 743-1956 / Christie McMullen, Tour Director (562) 665-3981 Key to class locations on page 12 Older Adults 49

Active Living For Seniors

Self-Defense for Seniors AARP Mature Driving 13 weeks AARP will provide a two day class to Students will learn self-defense move- help older drivers remain independent, ments. The class will also help stretch safe and confident while on the road. and energize your body. Breathing Attendance on both days is required techniques to help cope and reduce and successful completion of the class stress will also be taught. may allow for reduced auto insurance Instructor: Mike Jackson rates for participants. Program costs Ages 40 and up Activity Center are $15 for AARP members and $20 #11173 1-2p Tu, Th 05/22-08/09 Free for non-members payable to the in- structor. To register, please call (562) 902-3160. #11845 9a-1p Th, F 07/19-07/20 $15/$20 AARP Mature Driving Renewal Course Materials from the full course will be reviewed during this one day re- fresher course. Prior participation in the AARP Mature Driving course is recommended. Program costs are $15 Have some fun playing basket- for AARP members and $20 for non- ball with other seniors at the members. To register, please call (562) Community Gym. Men and women 902-3160. of all skill levels are encouraged to #11846 9a-2p Th 07/12 $15/$20 participate. A discounted Senior An- Get Crafty! nual Gym Membership ($35) or a day Join us for themed arts and pass must be purchased. Hours are crafts at the Activity Center! All sup- subject to change. For more informa- plies are provided. Space is limited. tion, please contact the Gym at (562) For more information and to register, 902-2938. please call (562) 902-3160. Ages 50 and up Gymnasium Provided by Leslie Belcher 6-9a T, Th, Sa On-going June 14 Th 9:30a Free

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.

Friday, June 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. #11169 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-regis- tration 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+ Register for classes on page 55 50 Senior Net

All workshops and seminars are open to the public ages 50 and over. Courses are open to all SeniorNet members; please inquire about becoming a member. Please bring a flash drive to all courses, workshops, and seminars. Some courses require a pre-requisite. * Prerequisite is enrollment in “Intro to computers 1” ** Prerequisite is enrollment in “Intro to computers 2” Courses SeniorNet Computer Classes Learn to use a computer and access the Class Description Course# Lessons Day Time Dates Fee Internet through hands-on classes sponsored Intro to Computer 1 11773 6 Mon 10a - Noon 07/09-08/13 $10.50 by the City of La Mirada. All classes are taught by trained senior volunteer instructors. Intro to Computer 2* 11774 6 Tue 10a - Noon 07/10-08/14 $18.00 Registration Date: Magic of Spreadsheets 11775 6 Wed 10a - Noon 07/11-08/15 $18.00 Registration will be held on Friday, Intro to the Internet 11776 5 Thu 10a - Noon 07/12-08/09 $10.50 June 29, 2018 Please bring a flash drive to all courses, workshops and seminars. Hours: 9:30 through 11:30 a.m. Workshops Location: Second floor of the Activity Center iPhone Basics Computer Housekeeping and Since registration is on a first come basis, Is your ability to use your iPhone lim- Security** it is advisable to arrive prior to 9:30 a.m. ited? This class will help you learn to Learn to use the proper programs that as some classes fill quickly. Those who are unable to attend registration may send a use your iPhone easily and quickly. will keep your computer running effi- friend or relative in their place. Please call Learn to use features like Siri, manage ciently while protecting it against vi- (562) 902-3177 prior to registration for more phone calls, customize your iPhone. ral attacks. Also learn how to backup information. In this digital age, you need to use a files and install firewall protection SeniorNet Fees: digital friend like iPhone. and spyware. Annual membership...... $44 2 lessons 2 lessons Renewal membership...... $34 #11803 1-3p M 07/09-07/16 $5 #11792 1-3p Tu 08/21-08/28 $5 Couples membership...... $72 Courses...... $10.50-$23 Workshops and Seminars.....$5 iPhone Intermediate Learn to send text in different ways The Invaluable “Right Click” *Checks payable to Senior Net. - standard format or expressive mes- Learn what the “other” mouse button saging, add images, add, remove and can do for you to make your life easier. block phone numbers. Visual Voice- 1 lesson Open Lab mail. Broaden Siri capabilities, use #11793 10a-12p Tu 08/21 $5 Come try out our Open Lab at the Health Apps, iCloud back up and La Mirada Activity Center! iBooks. 2 lessons Seminar Held every Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. This is #11788 1-3p M 07/23-07/30 $5 a chance to come in and get some help on Google, it’s more than just a any PC question you have. You're welcome search engine! to bring in your laptop or desktop computer Windows 10 Overview We’ll look at some of the other ser- for hands on advice (only the tower need to Learn how to navigate Windows 10. be brought to the lab for desktops. All other 2 lessons vices that Google provides and how hardware will be provided). We have a group #11789 1-3p M 08/06-08/13 $5 it can improve your experience on the of volunteers ready to assist in any way they computer. All of these are accessible can - as long as you are a SeniorNet member, from anywhere you have an Internet volunteer or student, you are welcome. Find Your Stuff** connection, including a calendar, a Learn how to organize your files and note taker, most of the same programs For class schedules (times & fees), to folders so you can always “Find Your you can find in Microsoft Office, map volunteer, or other information, call (562) Stuff!” 902-3177. programs, news, books, translations, 2 lessons and video conferencing. www.lmseniornet.com #11791 10a-12p Tu 08/21-08/28 $5 #11795 10a-12p Th 08/16 $5 Community Organizations 51

Ebell Club (562) 777-9960

The Ebell Club was formed in 1956 to promote education, civ- ic, philanthropic, and social activities in the La Mirada area. Its mission is to participate in and encourage the educational, cultural and social growth of the diverse La Mirada commu- nity. The Ebell Club collaborates with several organizations throughout the community to help improve the quality of life in La Mirada.

Kiwanis Club of La Mirada (714) 523-5612

The Kiwanis Club of La Mirada was founded in 1979. It is a service club dedicated to supporting the community and sur- rounding areas. Members identify the service needs and raise funds to to assist many local organizations and families in need.

La Mirada Arts Colony (714) 941-4116

The Arts Colony of La Mirada is a non-profit community art or- ganization that was established in 1963. The mission of LMAC is to raise awareness and interest for visual arts in La Mirada; encourage artists of all ages and skill levels; host free live art demonstrations; provide art education for the community and its members; and provide opportunities for local artists to ex- hibit their art pieces.

La Mirada Rotary Club (562) 690-4292

The La Mirada Rotary Club is a friendly club of business lead- ers and professionals dedicated to providing community ser- vice in La Mirada. Members are committed to improving the quality of life for those in need. The Rotary Club has built relationships with the City of La Mirada, business leaders, the educational community, and other non-profit organizations for more than 50 years. For more info call (562) 902-3160. 52 Social Services

The City of La­ Mirada has long recognized City of ­La Mirada Services (562) 902-3160 the importance of family in this community. The Community Services Department is For Older Adults www.cityoflamirada.org dedicated to improving the quality of fam- Recreation activities, education classes, clubs, and volunteer programs. ily life by providing information on various Community Advocates (562) 693-8826 programs, services and events. For People’s Choice www.capcinc.org La Mirada Activity Center Staff is Provides independent living and employment training for those with devel- available to assist you during the opmental disabilities. following hours: Community Legal Services (562) 864-9935 Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Assists victims of domestic violence with obtaining temporary restraining orders at Norwalk Superior Court. For more information, please call (562) 902-3160. Helpline Youth Counseling, Inc. (562) 864-3722 www.hycinc.org 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 (562) 943-0037 www.interfaithfoodcenter.org Meals on Wheels is dedicated to helping the Provides supplementary food assistance to low income residents of La Mirada. 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 service Recruitment, referral, and training for volunteers of all ages. Programs include: 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 meal Provides outpatient and residential programs for youth and adults involved a day is $5 per day and the cost for two meals a in or affected by substance abuse. day is $9 per day. For more information, please call (562) 943-0037 between 8 a.m. and 12:30 SASSFA Employment (562) 946-2237 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-ilc.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 Women’s & Children’s Crisis Shelter (562) 945-3939 of information and referral options such as 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 53

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

Monday - Wednesday • 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Thursday • 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

La Mirada Resource Center • 13710 La Mirada Blvd. • (562) 943-0195 • straighttalkcounseling.org/LM-counseling.htm

Anger Management For Adults A 10-week support group to help For more information, please call adults learn effective ways of express- Straight Talk at (562) 943-0195 prior ing anger. Held Tuesdays at 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Fee: $15 per session. to attending the first class or group. Registration is required. Teen Substance Abuse and Other At-Risk Behaviors A 10-week class for teens who have experimented with drugs or alcohol. Listening Heart Parenting Skills Class This class is approved by the Court and Straight Talk Probation Departments. Held Monday 10-week classes focusing on helping Drop-In Counseling. and Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Every Thursday. 10:30 -11:30 a.m. parents of school-age children develop at Straight Talk. Fee: $15 per session. responsibility, self-discipline, problem A Straight Talk counselor will be available to speak with older adults solving skills, and self-esteem. Learn Teen Support Group every Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30 to discipline more effectively. Held A 10-week support group for teens to Thursdays at 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at safely share with other teens about re- a.m. at the La Mirada Activity Center. Straight Talk. Fee: $15 per session lationships, family, school, the future, Donations are welcome. for an individual/$25 per session for a or anything else that matters. Held In Home Counseling For the couple. Mondays from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. $15 Elderly per person. Straight Talk Counselors are available to make In-Home visits for elderly La Mirada residents who would have difficulty coming to our office for Follow La Mirada counseling. If you are experiencing depression, anxiety, loneliness, grief Community Services and loss, or coping with illness, coun- seling may be helpful for you. Fees @LMRecreation are based on a sliding scale. We are a Medicare approved provider. Call to schedule an appointment. 54 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 any 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 55

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 3 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, ­La Mirada Community Gym- nasium 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. 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. 56 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 per- sonal 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 REC1 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 here- after 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 REC1 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 57

14900 La Mirada Blvd. La Mirada, CA

La Mirada Phantom Theatre Symphony Projects (562) 941-5779 (714) 690-2900

In 1961, Blanche Nissim created the Phantom Theatre Projects Group is Friends of the La Mirada Symphony to provide free a non-profit organization that uses La Mirada Theatre concerts for residents who appreciated theatre as a teaching tool. It brings (562) 944-2210 the cultural value of beautiful music literary classics to the stage at the in their lives and an opportunity for La Mirada Theatre for the Performing The Friends of the La Mirada Theatre local musicians to share their talents. Arts, along with original plays tack- is a volunteer nonprofit organization Volunteers have many opportunities ling hard hitting topics relevant to which supports the programming ac- to support the La Mirada Symphony teens, parents, and teachers. Phantom tivities of the Theatre. Volunteers sup- and its mission by contributing their Projects isn’t children’s theatre, it’s port their community and enjoy theatre diverse array of skills and experience powerful theatre aimed at one of the membership opportunities. to make a difference in the arts. hardest audiences to reach. “NEWSIES FLIPS,

SPINS AND TAP

DANCES INTO OUR

HEARTS. -New York Post

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SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN BEAUTY AND THE BEAST PAUL ANKA LIVE! APR 19 – MAY 12, 2019 MAY 31 - JUNE 23, 2019 NOV 16 & 17, 2018 McCOY RIGBY ENTERTAINMENT TICKETS ON SALE JULY 16! • (562) 944-9801 • www.LaMiradaTheatre.com City Of La Mirada, 13700 La Mirada Blvd., La Mirada, CA 90638 www.cityoflamirada.org PRSTRT STD ecrwss La Mirada City Council U.S. Postage Lawrence P. Mowles, Mayor Postal Customer Steve De Ruse, Mayor Pro Tem PAID Ed Eng, Councilmember La Mirada, CA 90638 John Lewis, Councilmember Whittier, CA Andrew Sarega, Councilmember Permit No. 2452

Splash into Pirate Fun!

2018 CALENDAR Special Events MAY SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Season Pass Holder Preview Buccaneer Bay Open 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Open 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 27 28 29 30 31 JUNE FAMILY FRIDAY NIGHTS 3 -8 p.m. Daily: June 1 - August 12 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Weekends: May 26 - September 30 1 2 All Ages $14.95 Saturdays October 6 & 13 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Season Passholders FREE 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 SWIM-IN-MOVIE NIGHT 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. FAMILY FRIDAY NIGHTS 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Water Admission $9 June 22 - August 3 from 3 - 8 p.m. Deck Seating $6 JULY SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT June 24 Coco SINGLE DAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 July 22 Despicable Me 3 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 General (Over 48”) $21.95 August 12 Finding Dory 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 September 2 Moana 95 Junior/Seniors (Under 48”/Ages 60+) $16. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 *Movies subject to change. Twilight (after 3 pm Mon – Thur) $11.95 29 30 31 AUGUST SPLASH! FAMILY CAMP Fri 4 p.m. - Sat 12 p.m. SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT General $36 SAVE WITH SEASON PASSES 1 2 3 4 Junior/Seniors $29 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (Under 48”/Ages 60+) Pre-Season Sale $59 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Season Passholders Save $5 until May 31 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 PIRATE DAY CAMP 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. General $28 General (Over 48”) $74 SEPTEMBER Season Passholders $17 Junior/Seniors (Under 48”/Ages 60+) $59 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Discounts on 4 or more 1 AFTER SCHOOL SPLASH! 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 All Ages $9.95 FREE Single Day Admission for a Friend 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Season Passholders FREE

FREE Admission to Family Friday Nights 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 Save with a FREE Offer from Chick-fi l-A at the La Habra Marketplace Season Pass Exclusive Coupons OCTOBER SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Today! 1 2 3 4 5 6 FREE Brin 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 g A Admissio Friend n Ticket! 13806 La Mirada Boulevard • www.SplashLaMirada.com • (562) 902-3191