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City of WINTER 2021 January–March January–March
CITY OF CALABASAS CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
CITY OFFICIALS (as of print date)
INDEX CITY COUNCIL
Mayor ........................................................................ James R. Bozajian
City of Calabasas ....................................................................................................... 2 Mayor Pro Tem ...................................................... Mary Sue Maurer
City Staff...............................................................................................................3 Councilmember.................................................... Peter Kraut
Community News & Information ................................................................4 Councilmember.................................................... David J. Shapiro
Newsletter ...........................................................................................................5 Councilmember.................................................... Alicia Weintraub
City Map ............................................................................................................ 32
Registration Information ............................................................................ 33
PARKS, RECREATION & EDUCATION COMMISSION
Chair .......................................................................... Charlotte Meyer
Vice Chair ................................................................ Stephanie Williams
TOT
Commissioner ....................................................... Julie Elginer
Dance ................................................................................................................. 10 Commissioner ....................................................... Laurel Ford
Sports & Fitness .............................................................................................. 10 Commissioner ....................................................... Negin Ghaffari
Commissioner ....................................................... Heath Patton
YOUTH Commissioner ....................................................... Brad Wiseman
Student Member .................................................. Anika Kolanu
Dance ................................................................................................................. 11
Specialty ........................................................................................................... 11 CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE
Sports & Fitness .............................................................................................. 12 City Manager ......................................................... Kindon Meik
Management Analyst ......................................... Michael McConville
TEEN Executive Assistant ............................................. Annie Krdilyan
Teen Court........................................................................................................ 14 DIRECTORY
ADULT CALABASAS CITY HALL
100 Civic Center Way
Programs .......................................................................................................... 15 Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 224–1600 FAX (818) 225–7324
SENIORS Monday–Thursday 7:30am–5:30pm, Friday 7:30am–4:30pm
Programs .......................................................................................................... 17 www.cityofcalabasas.com
TENNIS & SWIM CENTER CALABASAS SENIOR CENTER
300 Civic Center Way
Tennis & Swim................................................................................................. 30 Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 224–1777 FAX (818) 591-6707
Monday 9:00am–9:00pm, Wednesday 9:00am–8:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9:00am–5:00pm
CALABASAS CREEKSIDE PARK
CALABASAS KLUBHOUSE
3655 Old Topanga Canyon Road
Calabasas, CA 90290
(818) 222–9791 FAX (818) 222–9792
Monday–Friday 7:30am–5:30pm
JUAN BAUTISTA DE ANZA PARK
3701 Lost Hills Road
Calabasas, CA 91301
(818) 880–6461 FAX (818) 880–6457
Monday–Friday 8:00am–5:00pm
TENNIS & SWIM CENTER
23400 Park Sorrento
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 222–2782 FAX (818) 222–8602
Monday–Friday 6:00am–10:00pm
Saturday 7:00am–6:00pm, Sunday 7:00am–6:00pm
www.calabasastsc.com
MEETINGS
CITY COUNCIL PLANNING COMMISSION
2nd and 4th Wednesday 1st and 3rd Thursday
7:00pm City Hall 7:00pm City Hall
PARKS, RECREATION & EDUCATION COMMISSION
Meets Quarterly / 5:30pm City Hall
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CITY STAFF CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
John Bingham, Administrative Services Manager Marty Hall, Acting Director of Community Services
Carolina Tijerino, Human Resources Specialist Trish Shaheen, Executive Assistant I
Armando Rodriguez, Facility Maintenance Technician II
Jorge Rodriguez, Facility Maintenance Technician JUAN BAUTISTA DE ANZA PARK DIVISION
Debbie Larson, Public Safety Coordinator Aimee Haber, Facility Supervisor
Lana Filice, Recreation Coordinator
CITY CLERK DEPARTMENT Ray Agee, Facility Maintenance Technician
Maricela Hernandez, City Clerk Felipe Anaya, Maintenance Assistant
Analuz Mendoza, Assistant to the City Clerk
CREEKSIDE PARK/KLUBHOUSE
ENGINEERING & PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PRESCHOOL DIVISION
Robert Yalda, Public Works Director/City Engineer
Tatiana Holden, Deputy Public Works Director TENNIS & SWIM CENTER DIVISION
Anna Ford, Executive Assistant II Raine Kishimoto, Recreation Supervisor
Alex Farassati, Environmental Services Supervisor Kathy Milbrand, Recreation Coordinator
Alba Lemus, Associate Civil Engineer
Luis Hernandez, Senior Public Works Inspector SENIOR CENTER DIVISION
Francisco Barbosa, Maintenance Technician Kimberly Post, Facility Supervisor
Kevin Estrada, Maintenance Technician Jennifer Hernandez, Recreation Coordinator
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Heather Melton, Landscape District Maintenance Manager
Edgar Hernandez, Landscape Maintenance Inspector COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Maureen Tamuri, Community Development Director
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Ron Ahlers, Chief Financial Officer PLANNING DIVISION
Tom Bartlett, City Planner
Luisa Barancik, Senior Accounting Specialist
Michael Klein, Senior Planner
Cedric Henry, Grant/Contract Administrator
Jeff Estrada, Accounting Specialist Glenn Michitsch, Senior Planner
Brenda Magaña, Associate Planner
Sandy Smith, Accounting Specialist
Jacklyn Rackerby, Assistant Planner
Carson Lysik, Accounting Specialist
Yadira Zimmerman, Executive Assistant I Elizabeth Parker, Executive Assistant II
BUILDING & SAFETY DIVISION
Sparky Cohen, Building Official
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Ruben Flores, Senior Building Inspector
Michael Russo, Communications Director
Alex Savala, Building Inspector
Arvin Petros, Media and Information Services Supervisor
Gabriel Endreola, Building Inspector
Karlo Gorgin, Senior Media Specialist
Monica Shinder, Permit Center Supervisor
Jason Mier, Senior Media Specialist
Armando Saavedra, Code Enforcement Officer
INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIVISION
Tony Yin, Information Systems Manager
Ryan Pasiliao, Information Systems Assistant
Jasen Robinson, Information Systems Assistant
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT
Barbara Lockwood, City Librarian
Karilyn Steward, Senior Librarian
Suchandra Ghosh, Library Circulation Supervisor
Shanta Williams, Library Technical Services Coordinator
Jill Nevins, Library Technician
Sarah Abdali, Executive Assistant I
FALL 2021 CITY OF CALABASAS | 3
COMMUNITY INFORMATION CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
CITY OF CALABASAS CITY OF CALABASAS LIBRARY
ON-LINE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Closed
To register on-line visit the City of Calabasas website at: Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00am–6:00pm
www.cityofcalabasas.com. Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00am–6:00pm
Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00am–6:00pm
Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00am–5:00pm
Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00am–5:00pm
Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:00pm–5:00pm
CALABASAS C.E.R.T RECREATION DIRECTORY
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM Calabasas Adult & Youth Basketball ....................... (818)880–6461
This team may help the City with community events or in times Camp Calabasas–De Anza Park ................................ (818)880–6461
of emergency. Free CERT training is provided by the Los Angeles Camp Calabasas–Lupin Hill After-School ............. (818) 878–0162
County Fire Department for community members. Check the City Agoura Hills Senior Center ......................................... (818) 597–7361
website for future training dates. Goebel Senior Center................................................... (805) 381–2744
Calabasas Klubhouse Preschool .............................. (818) 222–9791
For more info:
Malibu Creek State Park .............................................. (818)880–0367
Debbie Larson, Public Safety Coordinator 818.224.1620
City of Agoura Hills ....................................................... (818) 597–7361
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY Conejo Recreation & Park District ........................... (805)495–6471
Area Agency on Aging ................................................ (800) 510–2020 Woodland Hills Recreation Center .......................... (818) 883–9370
Calabasas City Hall ........................................................ (818) 224–1600 Oak Park Community Center..................................... (818) 865–9304
Calabasas Senior Center ............................................. (818) 224–1777 Tri Valley Roller Hockey ............................................... (805) 501–2744
Calabasas Landfill.......................................................... (818) 889–0363 AYSO Soccer .................................................................... (818) 707–8557
Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center ............................. (818) 222–2782 West Valley Soccer League......................................... (818) 634–9111
Chamber of Commerce ............................................... (818) 222–5680
Dial-A-Ride ....................................................................... (818) 632–6211
Library (City of Calabasas) .......................................... (818) 225–7616
Las Virgenes Municipal Water District. .................. (818) 251–2100
Las Virgenes Unified School District ...................... (818)880–4000
Manna................................................................................ (805) 497–4959
Meals on Wheels ............................................................ (818) 222–2844
Meals on Wheels ............................................................ (747) 282-4040
Post Office........................................................................ (800) 275–8777
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VOL. 14, NO. 1 PUBLISHED BY THE CIT Y OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
UPCOMING EVENTS
September 6, 2021
WATER BASED PAINT & USED OIL
Labor Day (City Hall closed)
ROUNDUP
September 11, 2021
Water Based Paint and Used Oil Do you have leftover water based paint or oil? Bring it to the Roundup! Located at Calabasas
Round Up City Hall (100 Civic Center Way), the Roundup is open to all residents of Calabasas, Agoura Hills,
Hidden Hills and Malibu. The Roundup recycling location at Calabasas City Hall takes place the
October 13, 2021
second Saturday of September and November from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
City Council Meeting
October 27, 2021 WHAT TO BRING: Motor oil, oil filters, anti-freeze, latex paint, car batteries. Waste from
City Council Meeting businesses will NOT be accepted.
November 7, 2021 WHAT NOT TO BRING: Oil-based paint, stains, pool and garden chemicals, pesticides,
Daylight Saving Time Ends fertilizers, unused pharmaceuticals, mercury thermometers, fluorescent light bulbs, batteries,
cleaning products.
November 11, 2021
Veterans' Day (City Hall closed) HOW TO PREPARE: In general the limit is 15 gallons or 125 pounds per vehicle. Do not mix
products together.
November 13, 2021
Water Based Paint and Used Oil PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
Round Up • Collect used oil, oil filters, anti-freeze, latex paint, and car batteries for FREE.
November 25 & 26, 2021 • Maximum amount accepted is 15 gallons or 125 pounds total.
Thanksgiving Holiday
• Do not bring waste from business
(City Hall closed)
• Do not bring explosives, ammunition or radioactive materials.
December 8, 2021
City Council Meeting • Keep waste in original containers. Make sure they are not leaking.
December 23 & 24, 2021 • Do not mix products together.
Christmas Holiday (City Hall closed)
• Collection will be canceled in the event of rain.
December 31, 2021
New Year's Eve
(City Hall closes at Noon)
Details for events online at cityofcalabasas.com
CITY OF CALABASAS
COUNCIL MEMBERS
(as of print date)
James R. Bozajian, Mayor
Mary Sue Maurer, Mayor pro Tem
Peter Kraut
David J. Shapiro
Alicia Weintraub
CITY MANAGER
Kindon Meik
CITY HALL
100 Civic Center Way
Calabasas, CA 91302
818-224-1600
info@cityofcalabasas.com
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YOUR DOG'S "DOODY" IS YOUR DUTY
When dog owners neglect to pick up their pet’s waste, rainwater
and irrigation runoff can carry bacteria from the unmanaged
waste into local waterways such as lakes, rivers, estuaries, bays and
the ocean. On land, as well in the water, the waste left behind can
spread harmful diseases through numerous types of bacteria and
parasites. Unmanaged dog waste can contribute to such things
as beach closures (which results in a reduced revenue for coastal
businesses) and can threaten the health of swimmers, surfers and
tide pool explorers.
Help Calabasas spread the word to new and old dog owners,
alike: your dog’s “doody” is your duty. It’s more than etiquette;
it’s about environmental health. Please immediately pick up after
your dog – in your yard, on open lots, and along streets, creeks
and trails.
CALLING ALL ARTISTS
Young artists are invited to submit hand-created drawings
to our annual drawing contest hosted by the Calabasas
Environmental Commission. The contest is open to all 2021 THEME:
Calabasas elementary and middle-school students. Entries “I can reduce & recycle
have a chance of being included in the 2022 Community food waste by... ”
Recycling Awareness Calendar. There will be fourteen PRIZE:
winners and the first-place winner’s drawing will be on the 14 Winners will receive $25 gift certificate and have
their drawing featured in the City of Calabasas’ 2022
cover. All winners will receive a $25 gift certificate. Community Recycling Awareness Calendar!
This year’s theme is “I Can Reduce & Recycle Food Waste
By…”
Entries are due at Calabasas City Hall November 24, 2021.
Rules:
Drawings must be done on 8 ½” x 11” format in landscape x Draw a picture about the recycling theme.
x Have your teacher or an adult check your spelling.
orientation (please use cardstock). For additional x Make sure your drawing is on 8 1/2” X 11” paper in “landscape” format.
x No computer generated entries allowed.
information, call the City of Calabasas Environmental x Do not write any name or personal information on the drawing.
Services Division at (818) 224-1600. ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE IN LANDSCAPE
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BE PART OF THE SHAKE OUT
Drop, Cover and Hold during the Great California ShakeOut event on Thursday, October 21. Millions of people will participate in
this high-profile, disaster preparedness drill. It provides a perfect opportunity for Calabasas families and businesses to make sure
they are ready for potentially disruptive earthquakes.
The drill and other Shakeout activities are being organized to inspire people to prepare for future possible large and damaging
earthquakes and to prevent disasters from becoming catastrophes. Anyone can register their participation on the official Great
California ShakeOut website at www.shakeout.org.
CHANGE YOUR CLOCK, CHANGE YOUR BATTERY!
Daylight saving time ends on November 7, 2021. This is a
great opportunity to test your smoke alarms and replace the
batteries.
Fire experts recommend you replace your smoke alarm battery
twice a year. Be sure to mark the date you changed the battery
on the inside of your alarm and set yourself a calendar reminder
for the next scheduled battery change.
Every ten years, buy a new smoke detector or smoke alarm. You
can calculate the expiration date by looking on the back of the
device and locating the manufacture date.
Make sure you have smoke detectors installed in every
bedroom, right outside sleeping areas and on each level of
your home. A functioning smoke alarm can be the difference
between life and death.
You can find more information to protect your household
against a fire on the USFA website, www.usfa.fema.gov/
prevention/outreach/
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City Hall & Library Closures
In addition to normally scheduled closure dates,
CALABASAS LIBRARY City Hall will be closed on the following days:
September 6, 2021
FALL EVENTS November 11, 2021
November 25, 2021
November 26, 2021
The Calabasas Library will continue regular events December 23, 2021
throughout the fall. Adult programming each month December 24, 2021
includes the Book Clubs and Film Fanatics. The Writers' December 30, 2021 (closes at noon)
December 31, 2021
Club for school age children and run by our teen
volunteers, meets one Saturday a month. The Library City Hall Hours
Monday – Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
has regular story times available. For more information, Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
please visit the Library's social media and the website at
The Public Counter closes at 2:00 p.m. on Fridays.
http://www.calabasaslibrary.org. The Planning Counter is by appointment only.
In addition to normally scheduled closure dates,
the Library will be closed on the following days:
September 4, 2021
September 5, 2021
November 11, 2021
November 25, 2021
November 26, 2021
December 24, 2021
December 26, 2021
The Calabasas Library Hours:
Tuesday–Thursday: 11:00am–6:00pm
Friday–Saturday: 11:00am–5:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm–5:00pm
Closed on Mondays
City-of-Calabasas-Government
@CityofCalabasas
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youtube.com/user/Calabasas3
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EMERGENCY BROADCAST INFORMATION
Perhaps the two most important things to remember during and after an emergency situation are to REMAIN CALM and STAY
INFORMED. If you stay calm and informed, you are better able to assess the situation and make rational decisions. Take time to think –
taking the proper action may save a life.
The following are designated by the City of Calabasas as emergency broadcast sources:
• Visit the City of Calabasas website at www.cityofcalabasas.com.
• Tune in to CTV, The Calabasas Channel (City Government Access Channel) on cable channel 3 in Calabasas. CTV is also streamed
live on the web at http://calabasas.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=44.
• Sign up for Blackboard Connect, a city to resident communication service using land lines, cell phones (voice & text), and e-mail.
You can sign up at https://www.cityofcalabasas.com/services/emergency-notifications.
• Tune in to AM 1630 on your car radio for City of Calabasas’ emergency broadcast information.
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CREEKSIDE PARK CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
CALABASAS KLUBHOUSE
State Licensed Preschool Enrichment Program
AGES 18 MONTHS - 5 YEARS
TheCalabasasKlubhousePreschoolisbasedonadevelopmental
curriculum and an academic approach in preparation for
Kindergarten. As early childhood educators, we recognize that
each child develops cognitively, emotionally, physically and
socially at his/her own pace. We are dedicated to meeting each
child’s individual needs and adapting our approach to support
this goal. We also assist the child in building self-confidence, self-
respect and caring for others. In addition to the daily curriculum,
several enrichment programs are offered.
Our program is State-Licensed for ages 18 months to 5 years.
The school is located on 11.8 acres and is security gated to
maintain a protected environment. Please visit our website at:
www.calabasasklubhouse.org for more information.
Facility #197405810
SCHOOL HOURS OF OPERATION: PUBLIC PARK HOURS
MONDAY–FRIDAY, 7:00AM–5:30PM
Fall/Winter (Non Daylight Savings)
Limited space available.
Sat/Sun: 9:00am–5:00pm
Call (818) 222–9791 for more information.
Spring/Summer (Daylight Savings)
Sat/Sun: 9:00am–5:00pm
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TOT CLASSES CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
DANCE SPECIALTY
TUTU BALLET & JAZZ SENSE-ABLE PLAY
18 MONTHS–4 YEARS
3–4 YEARS
Calling all butterflies & Dragonflies! Don’t miss this magical Sense-Able Play encourages older toddlers and preschoolers to
dance class where children will learn the fundamentals of learn and play using a multi-sensory approach. Each class will
ballet & Jazz in a fun & nurturing environment. Students will feature a theme that is explored through music with singing,
perform a small recital at the end of our session.(Class is 8 dancing and playing instruments, story time, and a “Messy” art
weeks.) In person class provided that, LA County Public activity using different materials to create each time. We are
Health Department protocols allow. ABLE to do so much with our SENSES! (Class is 8 weeks.) No
class 10/14, 11/11 & 11/25. In person class provided that,
Instructor: Gaylene Cascione Dance LA County Public Health Department protocols allow.
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Instructor: Rachel McCauley, MS, CCC/SLP, MT-BC, Speech
1101.401 3:45–4:30pm Th 9/16-11/4 $135.00
Language Pathologist, Music Therapist, Board Certified
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5003.401 10:00–10:45am Th 9/23-12/2 $125.00
Location: De Anza Park
SPORTS
BEGINNING BASKETBALL SENSE-ABLE SIGNS
2-18 MONTHS
4–6 YEARS
Whether you’re new to the game of basketball or an Give your child the tools to communicate that much sooner
experienced veteran, Momentum Academies’ Basketball will by incorporating ASL (American Sign Language) into your
help you work on your game. Our trainers have worked with everyday life. Silly songs and fun rhymes will help you and your
all ages and skill levels, including the pros! Participants will child remember each new sign! (8 classes) No class 10/14,
learn the game through drills, team play and games. Children 11/11 & 11/25. In person class provided that, LA County
will be challenged to their specific skill level, tracking progress Public Health Department protocols allow.
along the way. Don’t miss this chance to take your game to Instructor: Rachel McCauley, MS, CCC/SLP, MT-BC, Speech
new heights! (8 classes) In person class provided that, LA Language Pathologist, Music Therapist, Board Certified
County Public Health Department protocols allow. CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5004.401 11:00–11:45am Th 9/23-12/2 $110.00
Instructor: Momentum Academies
Location: De Anza Park
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5101.401 5:00–5:45pm M 9/13-11/1 $125.00
Location: De Anza Park
SUPER SOCCER STARS
1–5 YEARS
It is our goal to teach soccer in a fun, non-competitive,
educational environment. Our philosophy is to use soccer to
Little Learners and Camp Calabasas
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use positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to
ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate. (10
Classes) No Class 10/16 & 11/27. In person class provided
that, LA County Public Health Department protocols allow. Journeys and Kindergarten Program
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CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
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1–2 YEARS
5102.401 9:00–9:40am Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00 Grades 1-5 from Schools Dismissal through 6:30pm
2–3 YEARS
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5103.401 9:35–10:15am Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
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3–4 YEARS
5 Days a Week $ϰϬ0.00 per month
5104.401 9:00–9:45am Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
5104.402 10:20–11:05am Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
Tuition is due the first of the month. Full payments are due September
4–5 YEARS through May. August 20Ϯϭand June 20ϮϮ are half of your normal rate.
5105.401 9:50–10:40am Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
5105.402 11:10am–12:00pm Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
For more informaƟon or to register please stop by our trailer or call us at 818-878-0162
Location: De Anza Park Visit us online at www.campcalabasas.org
Not Affiliated with Las Virgenes Unified School District
10 | CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021YOUTH CLASSES CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
DANCE SPECIALTY (CONT.)
BALLET TAP COMBO PROUD TO BE POLITE
5–9 YEARS 8–12 YEARS
A one-of-a-kind introduction to the world of tap! This fun, Give your children the gift of good manners! Good
upbeat class allows children to become familiar with traditional manners, like any skill, need practice. We make learning
dance through ballet, tap, rhythm, and creative movement. “good manners” fun using games and activities to teach
Students will perform a small recital at the end of the session. social and communication skills. Learn confidence, body
Tap shoes required. (8 classes). In person class provided that, language, gracious host & guest skills, introductions,
LA County Public Health Department protocols allow. conversation skills, telephone etiquette, feeling, attitudes,
Instructor: Gaylene Cascione Dance conflict resolution, getting ready in 10 minutes. (6 classes)
No class 10/16. In person class provided that, LA County
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Public Health Department protocols allow.
1201.401 4:30–5:15pm Th 9/16-11/4 $135.00
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center Instructor: Osler Bishop & Associates
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5202.401 10:00–11:00am Sat 9/25-11/6 $135.00
SPECIALTY Location: De Anza Park
ACTING FOR T.V. & FILM COMMERCIALS FUN WITH P’S & Q’S
7–13 YEARS
5–7 YEARS
Do your kids want to act? Then Frances’ on-camera acting
Give your children the gift of good manners! Good manners,
classes are for them! Students have fun expressing themselves
like any skill, need practice. We make learning “good
using their imaginations, building self-confidence and
manners” fun using games and activities to teach social and
enhancing their natural talents. They will perform scenes from
communication skills, gracious host/guest skills, telephone
their favorite TV shows, films and commercials and learn the
etiquette, conflict resolution, getting ready in 10 minutes. (6
following basic skills: Acting/Audition Techniques, Creating a
classes.) No class 10/16. In person class provided that, LA
Character, Commercial Techniques, Improvisation and Cold
County Public Health Department protocols allow.
Reading Skills. After every class, parents have the opportunity
to watch videos of the children performing. (8 classes) No class Instructor: Osler Bishop & Associates
on 11/2. In person class provided that, LA County Public CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Health Department protocols allow. 5203.401 11:00am–12:00pm Sat 9/25-11/6 $135.00
Instructor: Frances Welter, Veteran Actress and Talent Scout, Location: De Anza Park
www.franceswelteracting.com
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
YOU AND THE BLANK PAGE - A CREATIVE WRITING
1202.401 4:00–5:30pm T 9/14-11/9 $110.00 WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center 9-12 YEARS
In a fun, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere, your child
GIFT OF GOOD TABLE MANNERS will learn expressive writing skills through confidence building
5–7 YEARS assignments and imaginative exercises. Experts agree that
It takes 1000 meals to learn table manners. Bad table manners the ability to write well is essential to educational and future
are embarrassing. Learn the skills you need to handle social success. During this course, students will receive personalized
events gracefully. Hosting and eating with others makes the attention as they learn the power of words and how to clearly
class especially fun! Formal dining, gracious host and guest express their unique point of view. This workshop will not only
skills, napkin niceties, chewing and table chat, seating, passing, provide inspiration, but give your child practical and technical
serving, planning parties, gift, and thank you notes. (6 classes) advice. Individualized instruction will also focus on improving
No class 10/16. In person class provided that, LA County vocabulary, grammar, concentration, comprehension, and
Public Health Department protocols allow. critical thinking skills. (8 classes.)
Instructor: Osler Bishop & Associates Instructor: Donna Burke Esgro, a Montessori trained literature
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE teacher
5201.401 9:00–10:00am Sat 9/25-11/6 $135.00 CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Location: De Anza Park 5204.401 4:00-5:00pm F 9/17-11/5 $110.00
Location: Virtual Class Via Zoom
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SPORTS SPORTS (CONT.)
HOOPSTER BASKETBALL BEGINNER YOUTH SOCCER WORKSHOP
7–12 YEARS 5–7 YEARS
Whether you’re new to the game of basketball or an Learn (or improve on) basic fundamentals of soccer including
experienced veteran, Momentum Academy Basketball will ball control, kicking, dribbling with your feet, kicking drills
help you work on your game. Our trainers have worked with all around cones, trapping the ball, and using your head (optional),
ages and skill levels, including professionals! Participants will then applying skills by practice games (Scrimmaging). Great
learn the game through drills, team play, and games. Children class if you are thinking of joining a league, or to improve your
will be challenged to their specific skill level, tracking progress existing skills, or just to have fun. Can wear tennis shoes or
along the way. Don’t miss the chance. (8 classes) In person cleats. For more information visit: www.zacharatos.com (Class
class provided that, LA County Public Health Department is 8 weeks.) In person class provided that, LA County Public
protocols allow. Health Department protocols allow.
Instructor: Momentum Academy Instructor: Coach Zacharatos (former semi-pro “All-Star” soccer
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE player & licensed soccer coach, over 25 yrs experience)
5206.401 5:00–6:00pm Th 9/16-11/4 $125.00 CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Location: De Anza Park 1204.401 4:00-4:45pm T 9/28-11/16 $105.00
Location: A.C. Stelle Middle School lower field
BEGINNING KARATE
6-12 YEARS SUPER SOCCER STARS
Learn basic kicks, punches and blocks while building 5–10 YEARS
confidence, and improving focus and concentration. This class It is our goal to teach soccer in a fun, non-competitive,
is a combination of karate and games to keep young children educational environment. Our philosophy is to use soccer to
motivated and challenged. For more information visit: www. nurture, build self-confidence, and develop teamwork. We
zacharatos.com No Class 10/11. In person class provided use positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio to
that, LA County Public Health Department protocols allow. ensure that each child improves at his or her own rate. (Class is
10 weeks.) No Class 10/16 & 11/27. In person class provided
Instructor:MasterZacharatos(formerpro-kickboxingchampion,
that, LA County Public Health Department protocols allow.
7th degree blackbelt, pro- kickboxing/MMA judge for CSAC, over
25 yrs teaching experience) Instructor: Super Soccer Stars Staff
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
1203.401 4:00–5:00pm W 9/29-11/10 $85.00 5–7 YEARS
1203.402 4:00-5:00pm M&W 9/27-11/8 $145.00 5106.401 10:45am–11:45pm Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
7–10 YEARS
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center 5107.401 11:50am–12:50pm Sat 9/18-12/4 $210.00
Location: De Anza Park
CAMP CALABASAS AFTER SCHOOL AT LUPIN HILL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2021–2022 SCHOOL YEAR
This program offers extended care for all children in grade K-5 who
attend Lupin Hill Elementary School. In this program your child will
have time to do their school district distance learning, homework
and participate in many arts and crafts, such as cooking, science
projects, and recreational games.
FULL TIME (7:30AM–6:00PM)
5 days a week $300.00/week
PART TIME
M, W, F $300.00/month
T, Th $275.00/month
*ALL CAMPERS MUST WEAR
A FACE COVERING/MASK.
12 | CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021CALABASAS YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
CALABASAS WINTER
YOUTH BASKETBALL
LEAGUE 2022
"Building Character One
Basket at a Time"
LEAGUE WEBSITE: www.calabasasleagues.com
GENERAL REGISTRATION
Online registration starts August 16, 2021
About the League
The goal of the Calabasas Youth Basketball League is to have fun,
learn and improve the fundamentals of basketball. We emphasize
skill development and player participation.
Boys & Girls (ALL DIVISIONS ARE COED) 5–15 Divisions
Tiny Tots: 5 & 6 years (8 ft. baskets)
Pee Wee: 7 & 8 years (8 ft. baskets)
Hot Shots: 9 & 10 years
NBA: 11 & 12 years
Juniors: 13-15 years
*Somedivisionsmaybecombinedifminimumenrollmentisnotmet
13 | CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021 FALL 2021 CITY OF CALABASAS | 13TEEN PROGRAMS CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
TEEN COURT
While serving as a juror, teens demonstrate to adults the capacity for self-
government and citizenship. Teen Court is designed to interrupt disruptive
behavior in first time juvenile offenders. Peer jurors listen to the case; ask
questions of the defendant in order to promote self-esteem, motivation for self-
improvement, and to form a healthy attitude towards authority.
TEEN COURT – VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Jurors must be enrolled in high school. To serve, arrive at Founders Hall
between 4:00pm & 4:15pm on Court days (no advanced registration is
required). Jurors will receive instructions before the case begins promptly
at 4:30pm.
For additional information, contact the Calabasas Teen Court Coordinator:
Lana Filice at 818-880-6461 or email: lfilice@cityofcalabasas.com
FALL 2021 CITY OF CALABASAS | 14ADULT CLASSES CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
FITNESS PERSONAL DEVEL. (CONT.)
BEGINNING REAL KICKBOXING / M.M.A. THE BUTTERFLY BOOK CLUB: MOTHS
Learn realistic and basic fighting techniques including boxing Reimagine what a book club can be. Our weekly discussions on
hands, punches, kicks, blocks, including basic Mixed Martial Zoom are lively, thought provoking, and often deeply moving,
Arts (MMA). All while getting a great workout! (8 classes) as our varied readings take us down unexpected avenues,
For more information visit: www.zacharatos.com No class bring back memories, and inspire us to dream. Each week the
10/11. In person class provided that, LA County Public moderator, a lifetime teacher of literature, will email a new
Health Department protocols allow. short story, essay, poem, scene from a play, or other articles
Instructor: Master Zacharatos of interest to be discussed, analyzed, and enjoyed at the next
meeting. (8 classes.)
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
1401.401 7:00–8:00pm M 9/27-11/22 $105.00 Instructor: Donna Burke Esgro
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5402.401 10:00-11:00am M 9/13-11/1 $96.00
ADULT DANCE Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
Dance is for Everyone! Come join the fun and take our adult
dance class where we will explore different genres of dance: THE ART OF INTERACTIVE READING TO YOUR
Hip Hop, Fosse jazz, Latin and more. It will boost your energy, CHILD OR GRANDCHILD
build stamina, and increase coordination and flexibility- all We all know that reading to children is important in so many
while learning trendy choreography each week. Jazz shoes ways, but how a child is read to is also of consequence. This class
suggested.(8 classes) In person class provided that, LA will teach the art of interactive reading and didactic reading. We
County Public Health Department protocols allow. will discuss techniques and guidelines for how to emphasize
Instructor: Gaylene Cascione Dance details, make inferences, and when to ask comprehension
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE questions. We will practice the art of making personal
1402.401 1:00–2:00pm W 9/15-11/3 $135.00 connections as you read, and how to best reflect on the lessons
Location: Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center in the story. This individualized class will also cover what books
are best at your particular child's age, and how to choose high
quality reading materials that inspire imagination and critical
thinking skills. (8 classes)
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Instructor: Donna Burke Esgro
WRITING YOUR STORY CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
Join us for the most fun, supportive, and educational writing 5403.401 10:00–11:00am F 9/17-11/5 $96.00
class! “Writing Your Story,” takes you on a spiritual writing
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
journey, to find your own unique writing voice. Whether you
want to write a memoir, screenplay, a children’s book, novel
or short story this class covers it all. Space is limited, sign up to
get a spot! (8 classes).
Instructor: Lisa Steinmetz
CODE TIME DAY DATE FEE
5401.401 10:00–11:00am W 9/15-11/3 $89.00
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
FALL 2021 CITY OF CALABASAS | 15CALABASAS ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
CITY OF CALABASAS FALL 2021
Have some competitive fun while getting exercise!
Join the Adult Recreational Basketball League 5 on 5 play
(Ages 18 and up)
League runs every season – Winter, Spring/ Summer and Fall
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to follow LA County Department of Public
Health required protocols. At this time, we are hopeful to offer our Adult Basketball
League to the community in Fall 2021.
Please check www.calabasasleagues.com website for current details about the league.
LEAGUE WEBSITE:
www.calabasasleagues.com
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For registration information please see page 33.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION YOU MAY CALL 818-224-1777.
INDEX
LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS ..................................... PG FITNESS CONT.
Savvy Senior Fitness ...............................................................................23
Aging Solo..................................................................................................18
Therapeutic Yoga .....................................................................................24
American Civics 101 ...............................................................................19
Tone & Balance .........................................................................................23
Arthritis and Your Joints ........................................................................18
Zumba Gold ..............................................................................................23
Birding for Beginners .............................................................................18
Caucasus - Eat, Drink and Be Merry!, The ........................................19 HOBBIES & INTERESTS
Decorative Arts and Interiors of the Italian Renaissance, The ...... Acting for Fun-Intermediate................................................................24
........................................................................................................................20 Hot Topics / Current Events Discussion Group .............................24
Drinking with Jane Austen...................................................................19 Knitting .......................................................................................................24
Family Conflicts & Mediation as We Age .........................................20 Laws, Litigation and COVID-19 ...........................................................25
Food, Drink, and Manners at Shakespeare's Table ......................18 Sports Fans' Forum: Debating the Hot Topics of the Day .........24
Frets on Fire: The Guitar in Jazz ..........................................................19 MIND & BODY
Hands Only CPR .......................................................................................19 Beginning Tai Chi Short Form .............................................................25
Headache Prevention and Treatment ..............................................19 Meditation and Mindfulness ...............................................................25
History Of Hotels in America ...............................................................20 Monthly Topics-Themed "Age Well" Roundtable Discussion
History of Surgery, The ..........................................................................18 Groups .........................................................................................................25
Mobility Scooters.....................................................................................18 Tai Chi & Qigong: Less Stress & More Energy ................................25
Paramount Ranch - A Historical Perspective .................................20
Reclaiming Your Health in a Nutritionally Confusing World ....20 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Stroke Prevention ....................................................................................20 Art of Interactive Reading, The ...........................................................26
Through Ernie's Eyes ..............................................................................19 Bring Out Your Inner Writer .................................................................26
Why a Will Isn't Enough & The Importance of Advanced care Butterfly Book Club: Moths, The.........................................................26
Planning......................................................................................................20 Conversational Spanish.........................................................................26
World's Oceans, The................................................................................18 Fun in French ............................................................................................26
UCLA Memory Training Program .......................................................26
CLASSES Writing Your Story ...................................................................................26
ENTERTAINMENT CREATIVE ARTS
American Songbook Composers Series ..........................................21 Acrylic Painting ........................................................................................28
"Free Fall" with Rick Jarrett ...................................................................21 Colored Pencils Techniques .................................................................27
Life and Magic of the Great Houdini, The .......................................21 Creative Collage .......................................................................................27
To Life! Celebration & Learning with the Village Klezmer Band Oil Painting ................................................................................................27
........................................................................................................................21 Fascinating Watercolor Techniques ..................................................27
Tribute to the Ladies Of Swing ...........................................................21 Fluid Art Paint Pouring Advanced .....................................................28
Violin Artistry and Entertainment of Bob Ryman, A ...................21 Fluid Art Paint Pouring Beginners .....................................................27
Intermediate & Advanced Watercolors ...........................................28
MOVIES & MUSIC Mixed Water-Media.................................................................................27
American Musical Theater ....................................................................22 Portrait Painting Adventures with Marilyn Weiner .....................27
Back to Live Opera ..................................................................................22
Live TV Comedy From The 1950's: Uncle Miltie, Sid Caesar, and ART HISTORY
Beyond! .......................................................................................................22 American Imperssionism: Painting with Color and Freedom .......
Songs of Bob Dylan: An 80th Birthday Celebration, The...........22 ........................................................................................................................29
Art and Light: The Meaning of Illumination: Part One ...............28
CARDS & GAMES Art of the Italian Renaissance, Part One: The Rise of Florence 28
Beginning Canasta ..................................................................................22 Parlex-Vous French Design? ................................................................28
Canasta Strategy ......................................................................................23 TECHNOLOGY
Mah Jongg: Intermediate Continuing .............................................22 Doing It...Online .......................................................................................29
Mah Jongg: Introduction ......................................................................22 iPhone/iPad Basics ..................................................................................29
FITNESS Personal Cyber Security ........................................................................29
Country Line Dancing ............................................................................23
Dance Express...........................................................................................24
Gentle Yoga for Seniors .........................................................................23
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SINGLE SESSION LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS
BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS MOBILITY SCOOTERS
Are you interested in joining over 20 million birders in the Mobility scooters are a valuable asset for seniors as they age.
country and learning the basics of finding, identifying, and It is very easy to start to restrict your participation in social,
enjoying the hundreds of species of birds in California? Birding shopping, family, and most importantly, Grandchildren’s
offers an opportunity for us to immerse ourselves in nature sporting events. There are several different types of mobility
and become more aware of the sights and sounds of our avian scooters available over a broad range of prices. Over the
friends. We will discuss equipment, techniques, and resources past year I have researched mobility scooter options and will
you need to get started in this fun and educational activity. explain the different choices and associated costs currently
Presenter: Kerry Perkins, National Park Service Volunteer available. I do not represent any scooter brand or retailer
and will provide information only.
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7000.401 1:30-3:00pm M 9/13 $3.00 $4.00 Presenter: Bill Davis
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7003.401 1:30-3:00pm Th 9/23 $3.00 $4.00
ARTHRITIS AND YOUR JOINTS Location: Calabasas Senior Center Outdoor Shaded Area
Joint pain can cramp your style. Learn about ways to reduce
your pain and get back to the activities you enjoy. AGING SOLO
Living alone means different things to all of us, and our life
Presenter: Nicolas Vardiabasis, DO/ West Hills Hospital & experience often determines how we cope with “Aging Solo”.
Medical Center Whether you are single, divorced, lost your life-long partner, or
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT contemplating being alone in your later years, this is the class
7001.401 1:00-2:00pm Th 9/16 $3.00 $4.00 for you. Join us for an interactive discussion about planning
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom to live on your own, ways to remain active & connected, and
strategies to reduce loneliness & isolation to sustain your
overall well-being.
FOOD, DRINK, AND MANNERS AT SHAKESPEARE'S
TABLE Presenter: Professionals from Foundations for Senior Services/
Shakespeare and his contemporaries enjoyed a varied diet Senior Specialist Group
by contemporary standards, enlivened by spices from Asia, CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
vegetables from the Middle East and New World. A variety of 7014.401 2:00-3:30pm W 11/3 $3.00 $4.00
pickling and preserving techniques made vivid flavors available Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
all year. Everything was served according to the class of the
diners – common folk ate heartily but simply, while noble THE HISTORY OF SURGERY
banquets featured edible sculptures designed to mystify guests
Learn about the history of surgical services and how far
about what they were eating. This lecture covers food, drink,
technology has come, including the latest robotic technology.
manners, and the daily life of a creative age.
Presenter: David Z. Schreier, MD, FACS/ West Hills Hospital &
Presenter: Richard Foss
Medical Center
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7002.401 10:30–12:00pm W 9/22 $10.00 $12.00
7006.401 12:00-1:00pm Th 10/14 $3.00 $4.00
Location: Virtual Class Via Zoom
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
THE WORLDS OCEANS
“The 5 world’s oceans with an average depth over 2 miles are
critical to all life on Earth. In this 5th lecture I will emphasize
two areas; first, the importance of modern technologies in
our monitoring of the ocean. This is critical for both national
security and climate change. Second, I will also present a first
look at aquaculture the increasingly important area of farming
of the oceans.
Presenter: Dr. Steve Lubard
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7007.401 2:00-3:30pm Th 10/14 $3.00 $4.00
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
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SINGLE SESSION LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS (CONT.)
DRINKING WITH JANE AUSTEN AMERICAN CIVICS 101
Jane Austen's books include elaborate banquets and parties, Just imagine if you now had to take a government civics
but the author provided few details on what was consumed test every year, to remain a U.S. Citizen.... Would you be
there and some items she mentioned are unfamiliar to modern able to pass? Could you identify the co-equal branches of
readers. This lecture supplies details Ms. Austen left out - government and what their functions and responsibilities
what refreshments both alcoholic and non-intoxicating were are? The electoral college? The U.S. Constitution and its Bill
enjoyed in England of 1800, and how Ms. Austen indicated the of Rights? Your congressional representatives? American
character of her characters from the things they chose to drink Civics 101 is a timely discussion that provides a simple
or serve. path to understanding what every person applying for U.S.
Presenter: Richard Foss citizenship today and every citizen needs to know.... how
our democracy works!
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7008.401 10:30am-12:00pm W 10/20 $10.00 $12.00 Presenter: Alan Perper
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7011.401 1:00-2:30pm Th 11/4 $3.00 $4.00
HEADACHE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
Board-certified neurologist, Dr. Emanuela Sofroni, will discuss
headaches in seniors, their causes, and latest treatment in THROUGH ERNIE'S EYES
prevention Join actor, Arnold Weiss, for a dramatic reading of famed
Presenter: Dr. Emanuela Sofroni, MD/ West Hills Hospital & war correspondent, Ernie Pyle. Tales of WWII, 1943 – Tunisia,
Medical Center the largest military conflict in human history. Ernie’s articles
were written in a folksy style, much like a personal letter to
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7009.401 1:30-2:30pm Th 10/28 $3.00 $4.00 a friend.
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom Presenter: Arnold Weiss
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
THE CAUCASUS - EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY! 7012.401 2:00-3:30pm M 11/8 $10.00 $12.00
The Republics of Georgia and Armenia are considered to be
Location: Calabasas Senior Center Outdoor Shaded Area
the cradle of Western Civilization. After all, this is the place
where Noah had docked his Ark! The region boasts some
of the richest culture, history, ancient churches, turbulent FRETS ON FIRE: THE GUITAR IN JAZZ
present, and winemaking dating back 5000 years. To me, Jazz reveals the guitar in one of its most beautiful and
however, these countries represent the most hospitable demanding contexts. History, music and anecdotes, from
people, amazing food, unusual wines, and beautiful traditions. early banjo to modern performers. This "preview" class of the
And then, there are the Caucasus Mountains that beg to upcoming spring '22 course will highlight the life of Charlie
be conquered! As a bonus, we will talk about our trip to Christian, whose brilliant playing not only bridged the gap
Azerbaijan, planned for October 2021. See it for yourself at our between 1930s swing jazz and 1940s modern bebop, but
Savvy Senior presentation! also created wide acceptance for Gibson's first commercially
successful electric guitar. His influence is felt in every
Presenter: Igor Yasno generation of guitar players that followed.
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT Presenter: Bruce Henkin
7010.401 1:30-3:00pm M 11/1 $3.00 $4.00
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom 7013.401 1:00-2:30pm Tu 11/9 $12.00 $14.00
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
HANDS ONLY CPR
Learn how to save a life in 5 minutes with "Hands On - Hands
Only" CPR demonstrations.
Presenter: Michael Aquino/ West Hills Hospital & Medical
Center
CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7004.401 1:30-2:30pm Th 9/30 $3.00 $4.00
Location: Virtual Class via Zoom
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