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News in Brief Where Have Mock Drill They All Gone? Prepares See Word Hospitals for on the Street Get Out on The Real Disaster Town With Music See page 4 See page 8 See page 13 The Weekly VolumeValley 33, Number 22 A Compendious Vantage Source of Information July 13, 2017 Malibu Wines Pour Over Into the Valley News in Brief Malibu Wines wants to pour here in the valley! Winery owner Ron Semler told Valley News Group that the company is purchasing the old Lederer ranch stables at 23130 Sherman Way in West Hills for a wine- tasting venue. The stables were built in the early 1930’s by film star Francis Lederer and his wife. They converted them into a gallery in later years, and the City of Los Angeles dedicated it as a historial landmark in 1975. Most recently it served as the Hidden Chateau & Gardens event venue. Semler and his Malibu Wines have been producing and selling wines for a dozen years. Their original wine tasting space in the hills off Kanan Road offers live music, movies on Thursday nights in the summer, and a comedy show once a month. “It’s a reasonable day or evening out,” said Semler. “You can bring your own picnic and there is no charge for admission. Relax, sit back and enjoy good wine and good fun.” He is ready to create a tasting room at the Lederer Pool to Open at Woodland Hills Park! site immediately. The purchase is contigent, however, Councilman Bob Blumenfield announced today that the on obtaining appropriate zoning approvals for wine new 90’ by 75’ pool at Woodland Hills Recreation Center on tasting that are currently in process with the Zoning Shoup Avenue will open this Saturday, July 15, at noon. “With Administrator. record high temperatures in the West Valley, I wanted to make The new location will offer wine tasting, live music, sure that the pool was open as soon as possible so residents can and the sale of wine for consumption on and off the site. take advantage of this exciting new addition to our community. For more information on Malibu Winery and their Semler I wish we could open the rest of this great facility now, but and Saddlerock blends, visit www.malibuwines.com. Malibu Wines is purchasing the historic stables. due to some frustrating construction delays, we have to wait a little bit longer,” Blumenfield said. “Additionally, I have made sure that the pool will remain open beyond the normal David Marks Brings Good Vibrations to Park dates for public pools to make up for time we lost because of David Marks, one of the original the delays so that our kids will be able to enjoy this pool well Beach Boys, brings the surf sound to into the fall.” Shown above from right to left are Gary Moore, Warner Park Sunday with the “Surf City City Engineer; Councilman Blumenfield, Michael Shull, GM Allstars.” of Rec and Parks, John Popoch, Deputy Chief of Staff for Marks started rehearsals with the Blumenfield, and two unidentified park officials. Beach Boys in 1961, playing guitar Cultural Center Honors Gwyn Petrick and singing on many of their biggest Valley Cultural Center will hits, including “Surfin’ Safari,” “Surfin’ present their highest award to USA,” “Surfer Girl,” “Catch a Wave,” outgoing board chair Gwyn “Little Deuce Coupe” and more. He Petrick on August 14. played with Al Jardine, Brian Wilson, The Golden Horn Award Mike Love, Carl and Dennis Wilson in was created in 1990 to honor the group that was born in Hawthorne, individuals, small businesses California and grew up to be one of the or corporations who volunteer greatest American rock and roll bands of or actively take part in Valley all time. Cultural Center’s programs Marks also toured the world as part and events. of the Beach Boys 50th Anniversary Petrick, a State Farm Celebration, and still tours with the Gwyn Petrick agent, is being honored for Beach Boys as well as the Surf City her service as a board member The Golden Horn Awards Allstars. and chair of the non-profit, will be held at Ruth’s Chris The concert this Sunday, July 16, which produces the summer Steak House and will include will begin at 6 pm at the park, located at a four course dinner and a free concerts in Warner Park. Topanga Canyon Blvd. and Califa Street She is also on the board of the selection of fine wines provided in Woodland Hills. Parking is available in Valley Women’s Center and by Total Wine. Tickets are $95 adjacent structures. The concert schedule incoming chair of Soroptimist per person. Call 704-1358 for of San Fernando Valley. reservations. runs through August 21. Visit www. valleycultural.org for complete listing. Page 2, Valley News Group, July 13,2017 Community $ 1 Community RECEIVE 800 Calendar IN CREDIT PER COUPLE Calabasas: The City of Calabasas will hold an e-waste collection ON SELECT ROCKY MOUNTAINEER DEPARTURES on Saturday, July 15 from 10 am to 3 pm. Bring your old electronics DURING THE EXCLUSIVE and appliances to El Camino Shopping Center’s parking lot, 23381 Mulholland Drive. For more information visit cityofcalabasas.com. Woodland Hills: Topanga Vintage Market will hold their next market Sunday, July 23 from 8 am to 2 pm. See over 180 of LA’s top vintage vendors, plus artisans, music and food trucks. The market will AAA TRAVEL SALE be held at Pierce College, Victory Blvd. at Mason Avenue. $3 admission, kids under 12 are free, parking is free, no pets. For more information visit www.topangavintagemarket.com or call 310-422-1844. BOOK A QUALIFYING ROCKY MOUNTAINEER PACKAGE BY Woodland Hills: Girlstrong is a writing and empowerment program for girls ages 8-15. It will be held every Tuesday throughout the summer at JULY 22, 2017 AND YOU COULD RECEIVE: the Woodland Hills Branch Library and on multiple Thursdays from 4:30 • $800 Early Booking Bonus credit (EBB)1 per couple to use towards an - 6:30. For more information visit lapl.org/whats-on/events/girlstrong. West Hills: West Hills Neighborhood Council will hold a clean-up extra hotel night, sightseeing, dining, and more day on Saturday, July 15 from 8 to 11 am. Bring a hat and sunscreen to 2 Medical Center Drive and Woodlake and help sweep pine needles and • AAA Member Benefit (MB): $200 CAD merchandise credit per couple clear trash. The Council will provide tools, trash bags, water, bagels • Exclusive AAA Travel Sale Offer: FREE dinner3 at one of your hotels during and coffee. For more information visit www.whnc.org. Reseda: Tarzana Treatment Center will host a Summer Health Fair your stay! on Saturday, July 15 from 10 am to 3 pm. 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Maximum offer value of $400 per adult credit ($800 credit per couple) is with qualifying vacations of eight days or more in GoldLeaf or SilverLeaf Service. Deposits are required at the time of booking and full payment of the balance must be made by January 12, 2018. Qualifying packages can be purchased in any class of train travel or grade of accommodation. Credit must be requested at the time of booking and will not be automatically allocated or retrospectively added. An amendment fee of $40 USD per booking will be charged for changes to the use of the credit after the booking has been con rmed. Credits can only be used towards the purchase of additional services offered by Rocky Mountaineer - the credit cannot be used to upgrade rail service or accommodation and cannot be used against the price of the core package. Offer value is expressed in USD as of February 3, 2017 as a guideline only and may vary at the time of booking based on changes in exchange rate with the CAD. US guests must pay in USD. Credit cannot be deferred to a later trip. Offer is not applicable to child prices, two or three-day rail only bookings, or Group Tour bookings. Offer has no cash value. 2The Rocky Mountaineer AAA Member Bene t offer of onboard merchandise credit is valid for new qualifying 2018 Rocky Mountaineer package bookings. 7 nights or more in GoldLeaf or GoldLeaf Deluxe Service receive $200 CAD per adult (ages 12 and over) Onboard Merchandise Credit. Redemption of merchandise credit is only available onboard the Rocky Mountaineer train. Additional conditions apply. 3The Rocky Mountaineer Travel Sale Offer is to Receive one free dinner (maximum value $134 CAD per person) at your hotel when you book a select 2018 Rocky Mountaineer package of 8 days or more.
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