2015 N E W S L E T T E R

IN THIS ISSUE…• State of the City Address . . . 1

• Capital Improvements . . . . . 2

• CalMet Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 3• Street Sweeping• Bulky Item Pick-up

• Water Conservation . . . . . . . 4• Be Prepared for El Niño

• Prevent Mosquito Breeding . . 5• CERT Training

• Employee Recognition . . . . . 6

• Rec & Leisure Activities . . . . 8

• Adult Sports Leagues . . . . . 14

• Easter Egg Hunts . . . . . . . . . 15

• Railroad Museum Story Time . 16

SPRING 2016

LOMITA CITY COUNCILMayorJames GazeleyMayor Pro TemMark Waronek CouncilmemberHenry Sanchez, Jr.CouncilmemberMichael SavidanCouncilmemberBen Traina

At the December 9, 2015 City Council meeting, outgoing Mayor Henry Sanchez, Jr. presented the 2015 State of the City Address. The address highlighted important projects and successes from the past year, including:

➤ The City held its Founder’s Day event and fireworks show on June 27, 2015. This event was funded entirely through private donations with special thanks to our major donors Toyota, CalMet Services, Thompson Building Materials, California Water Service, and Time Warner Cable. ➤ The City was able to cancel the November

election, saving roughly $40,000 because only two candidates filed for the two available council seats. Henry Sanchez, Jr. and Michael Savidan were both appointed to serve on the Council for the next four years. ➤ The City Council adopted a balanced

budget for the fourth consecutive year without using any reserve funds. The City continues to maintain a $4 million general fund reserve to ensure an adequate emergency fund nest egg. The City also established a pension stabilization fund to assist in offsetting future pension costs. ➤ The City adopted a Drought Response

Level 1 in response to Governor Brown’s executive order. The City’s efforts in water conservation and public outreach have been successful, with cumulative water use decreasing by 20% when compared to 2013. ➤ The City Council held the annual strategic

planning workshop in March in which the Council approved the mid-year budget, approved initiation of an annual Facilities Improvement Fund, and approved in-house water quality monitoring. ➤ The City joined the South Bay Workforce

Investment Board in May after a year-long process. This change was diligently sought by the Council knowing that it would better serve the needs of our citizens and businesses.

➤ The City completed a Master Fee Update in order to ensure cost recovery and enhance the City’s ability to continue to provide quality services. The fee update is anticipated to provide an additional $90,000 annually in revenue. ➤ Projects at Lomita Park included the

replacement of the existing sand around the children’s play area with rubber surfacing and much needed improvements to the Stephenson Center building, including repair/replacement of the roof, siding, flooring, and HVAC upgrades.➤ The City has made street improvements

one of its highest priorities over the past several years. Accomplishments during 2015 include the 241st Street Improvement, 254th Street Improvement and Waterline Replacement, and the Oak Street Improvement and Waterline Replacement.➤ For the tenth straight year, the City has

been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Financial Officers Association. ➤ The Council Ad Hoc Committee on

Helicopter Noise continues to monitor the helicopter noise issue and the City continues to be vocal in proposed federal and state legislation that would reduce the noise impact from aircraft. ➤ Los Angeles County has broken ground

on a new community meeting room and updated library building at the Lomita Library site. ➤ The Parks and Recreation Department

continues to offer numerous sports, classes and activities for youth and adults. The City also continues to host special events, including the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, Movies Under the Stars, Halloween at Lomita Park, the Easter Egg Hunt at Lomita Park, and several events at the Lomita Railroad Museum.

The State of the City address is available on the City’s website, www.lomita.com/cityhall.

State of the City Address

City of Lomita Newsletter

The City’s biannual bulky item collection is scheduled for the first week of April (April 4-8). Items should be placed at

curbside no later than 6:00 a.m. on your regularly scheduled collection day. Bulky items include stoves, washers, dryers, and other home appliances, furniture, water heaters and softeners (emptied of water and salt), and other large items that do not fit in the trash barrels. The following items are unacceptable: Construction waste, green waste, hazardous waste and electronic waste. For more information, please contact CalMet Services at (310) 212-3496.

CALMET SERVICES – 2016 HOLIDAY SCHEDULECalMet does not provide service on Sundays and observes the following holidays in 2016: • Memorial Day – Monday, May 30th • Independence Day – Monday, July 4th • Labor Day – Monday, September 5th • Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 24thIf your collection day falls on or after one of these holidays, your services willbe delayed by one day for the remainder of the holiday week.

STREET SWEEPING – 2016 HOLIDAY SCHEDULEStreet sweeping throughout the City takes place on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. When street sweeping falls on aholiday, sweeping will be delayed until the following week. There will be no street sweeping or related enforcement on thefollowing holidays:

• Lincoln’s Birthday – Friday, February 12 • Veterans Day – Friday, November 11 • Thanksgiving – Thursday & Friday, November 24 & 25

The Oak Street Water Main Replacement and Pavement Reconstruction Project from Pacific Coast Highway to Lomita Boulevard is almost complete. Thank you for your patience during the construction of this project!

The City also completed several smaller projects throughout 2015, including:• 248th Street Water Main Replacement from Via Kosta to Narbonne Avenue • Rehabilitation and Upgrades to the West Basin 7 Import Water Connection• Asphalt Zipper work on several streets• Replacement of the dilapidated siding at Stephenson Center with new stucco and

upgraded lighting

The City continues to prioritize projects that will improve the overall quality of our facilities, water system, and street network. To that end, the following projects are currently scheduled:• Narbonne Avenue Pavement Reconstruction from Pacific Coast Highway to the

northern City limit• Water Meter Program Phase 2, which replaces the remaining old water meters with

new, radio-read meters • Asphalt Zipper work on several more streets

If you have any questions regarding any of the City’s street improvement projects, please contact the Public Works Department at (310) 325-7110.

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Capital Improvement Projects UPDATE

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Spring 2016

ITEM PICK-UPBULKY

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Spring 2016

With increased rainfall due to El Niño likely to continue through Spring, it’s important to be prepared for strong rain events. Below are some tips to get you through the

remainder of the rainy season:

• Create an emergency kit and keep it up to date by regularly checking the expiration dates of food, water, and batteries.

• Ensure that your car has good tire tread and functioning windshield wipers. Be sure to turn your headlights on when driving in the rain.

• Don’t risk your life. Avoid waterways, channels, and flooding streets during storms and stay inside when lightning is in the area.

• Conserve water. Capture rainwater during storms by installing rain barrels and adjust the settings on your landscape irrigation system to avoid watering during or soon after a storm.

For more safety tips and other information, please visit Los Angeles County’s website at

http://www.lacounty.gov/elnino.

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WATER CONSERVATION IS STILL NECESSARY DURING EL NIÑOThanks to the efforts of our residents and businesses, Lomita has significantly reduced water consumption and successfully met the Governor’s Executive Order to reduce water usage by 20% below 2013 levels. Please contribute to the City’s water conserva-tion efforts by adhering to the mandatory watering schedule and other requirements. For more information on water conserva-tion regulations, please visit http://www.lomita.com/cityhall/public_works/index.cfm?p=water-conservation.cfm.

HOW TO PREVENT MOSQUITOBREEDING DURING THE RAINY SEASONRainy weather provides many opportunities for pooling water to attract breeding mosquitoes. Mosquitoes may breed in anything that can hold standing water for more than a few days. In order to prevent mosquitoes from breeding around your home, it is important to eliminate or control potential breeding sources, such as:

• Water troughs and bird baths • Uncovered boats, wheelbarrows, and other containers• Ornamental ponds and neglected swimming pools

Removing these breeding sources from your property can protect you from mosquito bites and the diseases carried by some mosquitoes, such as West Nile Virus. To further protect you and your family, install tight fitting screens on your windows and doors, avoid spending time outside at dawn and dusk, and use an insect repellent. If you are bothered by mosquitoes, need assistance with breeding sources, or would like to obtain free mosquito fish, please contact the Los Angeles County West Vector Control District at (310) 915-7370.

BE PREPARED AND STAY SAFEDURINGEL NIÑORAINEVENTS

The City of Lomita is hosting a CERT training at Lomita City Hall on February 27, March 5, and March 12, 2016. The three-day basic training program is offered through Los Angeles County Fire Department and is open to all community members for free. The training covers basic skills that are important in a disaster when emergency services are not available, and includes the following:

Community Emergency Response Training (CERT)

is coming to Lomita!

• Personal & Family Disaster Preparedness • Earthquake Basics• Team Organization• Disaster Psychology• Medical Operations• Medical Triage

• Damage Assessment• Fire Suppression• Utility Control• Light Search & Rescue• Disaster Simulation Exercise

With training, practice, and teamwork, you will not only be able to protect yourself, you will be able to help others as well. For more information and for class registration, please contact Laura Vander Neut, Management Analyst at (310)325-7110 x151 or l.vanderneut@lomitacity.com.

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For more information contact:

Kiara Williams, Program Director kiara@beachcitiescheer.com

Phone: 310-987-1667

Visit us Online!

Join our Enriching, Fun and Pressure Free Cheer Competition Team this Season:

• SHARP International Competition • Girls/Boys All Levels, Ages 7-15 • Safe and Professional Instruction • Trophies for All Participants • Pizza Party Awards Banquet • Uniform Fundraising Available • Ask about Financial Aid

Competitive Cheerleading Is Coming to Lomita Park

BEACH CITIES 2016 COMPETITIVE CHEER

June 4th Competition (Competition Time TBD)

10 Friday Practices: April 1st - June 3rd 4:30pm - 6:00pm Tuition: $125.00

Register at Lomita Park Phone: 310-326-0140

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winnersare! Congratulations Emmanuel Rodriguez,

2015 Employee of the Year!Emmanuel (Manny) has worked as a Maintenance Worker for the City since 2009. Manny received this award because he has shown exemplary performance and has embodied the City’s Core Values throughout 2015. Manny takes pride in his job and shows professionalism and respect to his supervisors, coworkers, and Lomita residents by being a good listener and communicator. Manny has shown innovation in his job by developing a new weed abatement program and revamping the playground inspection sheet. Manny prioritizes safety: he conducts weekly safety inspections of the playground facilities and is also responsible for submitting monthly reports to the Department of Pesticides Regulations while maintaining safe and proper storage of pesticides. Manny is a team player who always focuses on finding solutions and improving his department’s operations. In addition to receiving the Employee of the Year award, Manny was also a recipient of the Q4 Employee Recognition Award. Congrats Manny!

Congratulations Cecelia Villa, Q4Employee Recognition Award Winner!At the November 10, 2015 City Council meeting, the City recognized both Emmanuel Rodriguez and Cecelia Villa as the recipients of the 4th Quarter Employee Recognition Award. Emmanuel and Cecelia received the award for showing exemplary performance in the City’s Respect Core Value:

“Respect of others is a fundamental requirement for operating a professional organization. The City will respect residents, business owners, customers, each other, the environment, and institutions.”

Cecelia (Cece) has been working as a Recreation Leader in the Parks and Recreation Department since 2008. Cece demonstrates respect through the strong bonds that she creates with the participants she coaches and their families. This year, Cece was responsible for planning and implementing the summer teen program, which was a great success. As an employee, Cece is always proactive and willing to help out. She thinks outside the box and has a strong drive to learn and improve the programs she is involved in. Congrats Cece!

Saturday May 28th 1:00 – 3:00pm

Free Golf, Tennis and Cheer Lomita Park Play Day!

• Enter to Win a Free Registration to a Lomita Park Summer Camp• Additional Raffle Prizes (sports equipment, gift baskets and more)• Golf, Tennis and Cheer Stations for all Age Groups• Games and Activities with Fun Prizes for All• Arts and Craft Booth with Take Home ActivitiesCome meet your Professional Summer Camp Staff!

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email: beachcities@playtga.comSpecify number of participants andbag of choice: golf, tennis, or cheer!

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Spring Recreational &Leisure Activities

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SPRING REGISTRATION:LOMITA PARK YOUTH YOUTH CO-ED SOCCER SIGN-UPS: Resident: March 1, 2016 at 9:00a.m.Non-Residents: March 15, 2016 at 9:00a.m.SIGN-UPS FOR ALL OTHER CLASSES WILL BEGIN: March 1, 2016 at 9:00am All forms of payment accepted. Checks, Credit, Money orders, and Cash. Cash must be in exact amount. Check & Money orders should be payable to “City of Lomita.”

SIGN UP ONLINEhttp://www.lomita.com/cityhall24 hours/7 days a week

IN PERSONCity of Lomita,Parks and Recreation Dept.24428 Eshelman AvenueLomita, CA 90717NEW HOURS : M-F 9:00am-8:00pm,Sa 10:00am-2:00pm Registrations are not accepted bymail or phone.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:Proof of residency must be established at the time of registration. Lomita residents must supply one of the following documents:

• California Driver License or Identification Card (state issued) • Current Utility Bill (less than 60 days old)

POLICIES:If a class does not have the minimum number of participants registered prior to the start date, the class will be canceled. Avoid disappointments-Register early!

Participants are responsible for transporta-tion to and from all program sites.

REFUNDS:Refund PolicyNo refunds will be given unless a Refund Request Form, along with your class registra-tion confirmation, is received five (5) working days prior to first day of activity starting.

Approved requests will receive a credit to-wards a future class. All approved refunds will incur a 20 % administrative fee. If a class is canceled by the City of Lomita, a re-fund will be automatically granted. Refunds are for the activity fee only, does not include convenience fee. A Refund Request Form may be picked up at Lomita Park, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

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ART & CERAMICS

MY FIRST CLASSROOMLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Fee: Standard charge: $130.00Instructor: Art To Grow On Inc. Ages: 18-3 mos This class provides an excellent early learning environment for your little one who is on their way to preschool or has just started preschool. Artistic avenues will be introduced focusing on fine motor development, critical thinking, independent learning, along with group participation such as story time. From cutting, drawing and writing to cognitive and visual skills such as letter, shape and color recognition. What a great class to discover the joy of learning! A $15.00 supply fee payable directly to the instructor on first day. Lessons and Projects Rotate Quarterly.

3000.07 M Mar 28-May 16 9:30am to 10:15am

ONE STROKE PAINTING & MORE. BEGINNING ADULTSLomita Park, Stephenson Center Fee: Resident: $130.00, Non-Resident: $130.00 Ages: 18 and upOne Stroke Painting-Beginning Adults Whether you are brand new to painting or have painting experience and want to learn more about decorative painting, this course covers the basics to more advanced paint strokes using the Donna Dewberry One Stroke method. You will learn how fast and easy One Stroke painting is, and how much fun it is to paint! Course objective is 3 completed projects.$30.00 supply fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of the session.

3000.67 M Mar 28-Apr 18 12:30pm to 3pm3000.68 M Apr 25-May 16 12:30pm to 3pm3000.69 M May 23-Jun 13 12:30pm to 3pm3000.70 Tu Mar 29-Apr 19 5:30pm to 8pm3000.71 Tu Apr 26-May 17 5:30pm to 8pm3000.72 Tu May 24-Jun 14 5:30pm to 8pm

PLAY DOUGH & PICASSO!Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Fee: Standard charge: $130.00Instructor: Art To Grow On Inc. Ages: 2-5Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso-Let’s Learn about the Great Master Artists! Curiosity, discovery, self-expression, and fun are focus of this class. ESSENTIAL LIFE SKILLS are the focus! Fine motor skill development, critical thinking, independent learning and more. Additional art projects and activities include the Play dough Station, Drawing and Sketching Station, Building and Manipulatives, Art Story time and more! A $15.00 supply fee payable directly to the instructor on first day. Lessons and Projects Rotate Quarterly.

3000.08 M Mar 28-May 16 10:30am to 11:20am

DANCE/MUSIC

DANCE-BALLET, TAP, AND TUMBLINGResident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 5-8Students will learn basic technique and combination in this fun-filled class combining, ballet, tap, and tumbling.

3000.45 Sa Apr 2-Jun 4 9am to 10am

DANCE-HIP HOP Resident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 4-7This upbeat class is for dancers wanting to explore the dynamic and extremely rhythmic style of hip hop dance. Come dance to today’s hottest tunes. The class consists of age appropriate movements and music. No Class on May 30th

3000.39 M Mar 28-Jun 6 4:30pm to 5pm

DANCE-HIP HOPResident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 7-12This upbeat class is for dancers wanting to explore the dynamic and extremely rhythmic style of hip hop dance. Come dance to today’s hottest tunes. The class consists of age appropriate movements and music.

3000.40 W Mar 30-Jun 1 5:30pm to 6:20pm

DANCE-MUSICAL THEATRE Resident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 4-7This fun filled class will teach kids all of the elements they will need for a future in musical theatre. The class will help student develop their skills in acting, dancing, and singing. Everyone will have a great time learning how to perform favorite scenes from movies, plays, and TV. This class will encourage students to develop their creativity, as well as boost their self-confidence.

3000.41 W Mar 30-Jun 1 4:30pm to 5:15pm

DANCE-MUSICAL THEATRE Resident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 7-11This fun filled class will teach kids all of the elements they will need for a future in musical theatre. The class will help student develop their skills in acting, dancing, and singing. Everyone will have a great time learning how to perform favorite scenes from movies, plays, and TV. This class will encourage students to develop their creativity, as well as boost their self-confidence.

3000.42 Sa Apr 2-Jun 4 11am to Noon

DANCE-PRE-BALLETResident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 2-4Pre-Ballet Students will learn the basic steps and elementary techniques of ballet and apply what they’ve learn to fun creative dances. No Class May 30th

3000.43 M Mar 28-Jun 6 3:45pm to 4:15pm

DANCE-PRE-BALLET Resident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 2-4Pre-Ballet Students will learn the basic steps and elementary techniques of ballet and apply what they’ve learn to fun creative dances.

3000.44 W Mar 30-Jun 1 3:45pm to 4:15pm

DANCE-PRE-BALLET Resident: $51.00. Non-resident: $56.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Instructor: Regine CostelloAges: 4-6 Pre-Ballet Students will learn the basic steps and elementary techniques of ballet and apply what they’ve learn to fun creative dances.

3000.46 F Apr 1-Jun 3 3:45pm to 4:15pm

DANCE-MEXICAN FOLKLORICOResident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico CenterInstructor: Regine CostelloAges: 10 and upMexican Folklorico Students will learn existing dances from the different regions of Mexico-Jalisco, Chiapas, Oaxca, and Veraeruz. Routines will begin the first day of class.

3000.48 Sa Apr 2-Jun 4 10am to 11am

DANCE-BELLY DANCINGResident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico CenterInstructor: Regine CostelloAges: 10 and up

Belly Dancing Learn this ancient art, develop a flexible, firm body and have fun. Technique and routines will be taught. Veil and hip scarf are optional.

3000.47 W Mar 30-Jun 1 6:30pm to 7:20pm

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DANCE-MEXICAN FOLKLORICOResident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico CenterInstructor: Regine CostelloAges: 10 and upMexican Folklorico Students will learn existing dances from the different regions of Mexico-Jalisco, Chiapas, Oaxca, and Veraeruz. Routines will begin the first day of class.

3000.48 Sa Apr 2-Jun 4 10am to 11am

DANCE-BELLY DANCINGResident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Lomita Park, Tom Rico CenterInstructor: Regine CostelloAges: 10 and upBelly Dancing Learn this ancient art, develop a flexible, firm body and have fun. Technique and routines will be taught. Veil and hip scarf are optional.

3000.47 W Mar 30-Jun 1 6:30pm to 7:20pm

FITNESS

GYMNASTICS 5-8Fee: Standard charge: $80.00Location: South End Health Club atLomita Recreation CenterInstructor: Michi YamatoAges: 5-8Your child will learn basic gymnastics techniques such as balance, somersault, cart wheel. Hand stands, for hand springs and backbend for backhand springs, This training is good for school activities as well. South End Health Club 2800 Skypark Dr. Torrance, Ca. 90505

3000.02 Th Apr 7-May 26 5:30pm to 6:25pm

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TGA PREMIER JUNIOR GOLF Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $65.00Instructor: TGA Premier Junior Golf Location: Lomita Railroad Museum Ages: 5-15Certified and professional instructors. Open to girls and boys of all levels. Quality, golf equipment is provided. TGA hat and advancement awards included. For more info call: (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities

3000.11 Th Apr 14-Jun 2 4:30pm to 5:30pm

KOREAN KARATE-DRAGONS-FRIDAYLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Fee: Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $50.00Instructor: Master Duncan Ages: 10 and upThe Dragons class is our advance kids program designed for the graduates of our Little Dragons program. In the Dragons program students will learn how to work with others as they apply their techniques and defensive skills. A higher level of control, discipline, focus and teamwork is emphasized in this class which will assist students in their growth and their advancement into the main Soo Bahk Do program. Through this skill development we hope to impart on our students a greater sense of confidence and leadership to assist them in their everyday lives. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip.

3001.04 F Mar 4-Apr 29 5pm to 5:45pm

KOREAN KARATE-LITTLE DRAGONSLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $50.00Instructor: Master Duncan Ages: 5-10The Little Dragons class is designed to introduce children to martial arts and the concepts and skills they will need to excel both in Soo Bahk Do and in life. The training, while consisting of basic self-defense techniques, focuses mainly on the coordination, motor skills and character development that a child will need to better themselves as individuals. Help your child develop that “I CAN” attitude by joining the Little Dragons martial arts program. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip.

3001.01 T Mar 1-Apr 26 5pm to 5:45pm3001.02 Th Mar 3-Apr 28 5pm to 5:45pm

KOREAN KARATE-LITTLE DRAGONS“C”-TUE/THUR TWICE A WEEKLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Resident: $70.00. Non-resident: $75.00Instructor: Master Duncan Ages: 5-11The Little Dragons class is designed to introduce children to martial arts and the concepts and skills they will need to excel both in Soo Bahk Do and in life. The training, while consisting of basic self-defense techniques, focuses mainly on the coordination, motor skills and character development that a child will need to better themselves as individuals. Help your child develop that “I CAN” attitude by joining the Little Dragons martial arts program. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip.

3001.03 Tu Th Mar 1-Apr 28 5pm to 5:45pm

TGA PREMIER YOUTH TENNIS AGES 5-8 Lomita Park, Tennis Courts-North Fee: Standard charge: $70.00Instructor: TGA Premier Tennis Ages: 5-8USTA certified instructors. Open to girls and boys of all levels. Quality, tennis equipment is provided. TGA hat and advancement award included. For more info and financial aid applications call (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities

3000.12 Tu Apr 12-May 17 4pm to 5pm

TGA PREMIER YOUTH TENNIS AGES 9-15Lomita Park, Tennis Courts-North Fee: Standard charge: $80.00Instructor: TGA Premier Tennis Ages: 9-15USTA certified instructors. Open to girls and boys of all levels. Quality, tennis equipment is provided. TGA hat and advancement award included. For more info and financial aid applications call: (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities

3000.13 W Apr 13-May 25 5pm to 6pm

TINY PROS SOCCERLomita Park, Softball FieldFee: Standard charge: $125.00Ages: 3.5-5Look at me now! GOOOOAAAL! We continue to develop technique including dribbling, passing, turning and shooting through FUN games. Not only is every child physically active but they will have a ball exploring how to put these newly acquired techniques into a real game.

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TINY PROS SOCCER (CONT’D)Teams are kept small to maximize touches on the ball and ensure all the young players are involved. GOAL KICK!! We also introduce basic soccer rules and terms. For more info www.tinypros.com.

3000.05 Sa Apr 2-May 21 10:30am to 11:15am

TINY PROS SOCCER Lomita Park, Softball Field Fee: Standard charge: $125.00Instructor: Tiny Pro Soccer Ages: 5-7We continue to teach technique and put newly acquired skills into the game situation. Small team scrimmages increase skill acquisition, game understanding and confidence. Come ready to learn and play. See you on the field. For more info:www.tinypros.com.

3000.06 Sa Apr 2-May 21 11:30am to 12:15pm

TINY PROS SOCCER-LEARN 2 KICKLomita Park, Softball Field Fee: Standard charge: $125.00Instructor: Tiny Pro Soccer Ages: 1.5-2 Classes indulge each child’s natural curiosity and playfulness while introducing them to the beautiful game of soccer. Activities are geared towards a toddler’s unique way of learning and include imagination games, bubbles, parachutes and lots of scoring goals. For more info www.tinypros.com.

3000.03 Sa Apr 2-May 21 8:30am to 9:15am

TINY PROS SOCCER-PARENT & ME CLASSLomita Park, Softball Field Fee: Standard charge: $125.00Instructor: Tiny Pro Soccer Ages: 2-3.5Parents participate in their child’s first important steps in physical fitness such as kicking the ball in a given direction, running and moving the ball with your feet, stopping the ball without using your hands and shooting on goal. These basic elements of soccer that we aim to teach children through various exercises and fun games. We aim to instill our little team with a sense of confidence, coordination, friendship and a love for the game. For more info www.tinypros.com.

3000.04 Sa Mar 12-May 7 9:30am to 10:15am

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BADMINTONFee: Resident: $15.00. Non-resident: $15.00Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and up

3000.65 T Mar 15-May 19 10:30am to 1:30pm3000.65 TH Mar 15-May 19 10:30am to 12:30pm

SENIOR CARDIO SALSA DANCECLASS-WEDNESDAY’SResident: $26.00 Non-Resident $26.00Lomita Park, Gymnasium Instructor: Roland Gutierrez Ages: 18 and upCardio Salsa Dance Your Way To A Healthy Heart: Engage in an aerobic workout while learning the latest

SENIOR CARDIO SALSA DANCECLASS-WEDNESDAY’S (CONT’D)Latin Dances of Bachata, Cha Cha Cha, Merengue, Line Dancing and stretching are included and cool down to the great movement of Bachata. Wear comfortable shoes for dancing and bring a bottle water. Class specifically designed for Active Seniors!

3000.01 W Mar 9-Apr 27 10am to 11:15am

KOREAN KARATE-ADVANCED Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center Resident: $65.00. Non-resident: $70.00 Instructor: Master J. Duncan Ages: 12 and upSoo Bahk Do is a Traditional Korean Martial Arts program that focuses on effective self-defense techniques as well as the cultivation of the mind and body. Through training in Soo Bahk Do you will help boost self-confidence, improve fitness, relieve stress and push yourself to new limits. Soo Bahk Do training is great for anyone and works at a level that pushes your limits no matter your physical condition. Classes are available for both beginning and advanced levels. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip

3001.06 Tu Th Mar 1-Apr 28 7pm to 8pm

KOREAN KARATE-BEGINNING-TUE/THURLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Resident: $65.00. Non-resident: $70.00 Instructor: Master J. Duncan Ages: 12 and upSoo Bahk Do is a Traditional Korean Martial Arts program that focuses on effective self-defense techniques as well as the cultivation of the mind and body. Through training in Soo Bahk Do you will help boost self-confidence, improve fitness, relieve stress and push yourself to new limits. Soo Bahk Do training is great for anyone and works at a level that pushes your limits no matter your physical condition. Classes are available for both beginning and advanced levels. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip.

3001.05 Tu Th Mar 1-Apr 28 6pm to 7pm

KOREAN KARATE-BLACK BELT-FRIDAYLomita Park, Tom Rico Center Resident: $80.00. Non-resident: $85.00 Instructor: Master J. Duncan Ages: 11 and upSoo Bahk Do is a Traditional Korean Martial Arts program that focuses on effective self-defense techniques as well as the cultivation of the mind and body. Through training in Soo Bahk Do you will help boost self-confidence, improve fitness, relieve stress and push yourself to new limits. Soo Bahk Do training is great for anyone and works at a level that pushes your limits no matter your physical condition. Classes are available for both beginning and advanced levels. Please contact Master Duncan at (310) 748-8076 for an enrollment slip.

3001.07 F Mar 1-Apr 29 6pm to 7pm

SENIOR MUSCLE STRENGTHENING Lomita Park, Gymnasium Fee: Standard charge: $16.00Instructor Randy Okuda Ages: 55 and upCome and learn correct, safe techniques for strengthening your upper and lower body using flexible exercise bands. Warm-Up, cool-down and stretching. Participants can purchase required exercise bands at 1st class for $8.

3000.49 Tu Mar 8-Apr 26 9:30am to 10:15am 3000.50 Th Mar 10-Apr 28 9:30am to 10:15am

SENIOR-CHAIR YOGALomita Park: Gymnasium Resident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Instructor Eden Serina Ages: 55 and upIncrease flexibility improves balance, and strength, through seated and standing yoga poses. No poses lying on the floor, no mats are used, chairs will be provided. Athletic shoes required. Bring a water bottle. No Class May 30th

3000.21 M Apr 4-Jun 27 10am to 10:50am

SENIOR-MOBILITY, MEMORY, & MINDFULNESSLomita Park Tom Rico Center Resident: $70.00. Non-resident: $75.00Instructor Eden Serina Ages: 50 and upEach class is designed to provide approximately 20 minutes of mobility exercises, 20 minutes of cognitive and memory challenges, and 20 minutes of mindfulness and relaxation techniques. These three elements are interspersed throughout the class to provide a sound balance of exercise and rest. Each class will begin and end with time dedicated towards a mindfulness practice and ultimate relaxation.

3000.22 W Mar 30-Jun 15 10am to 11am

SUNRISE YOGA Lomita Park, Stephenson Center Resident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Instructor Eden Serina Ages: 18 and upThis Sunrise Yoga format creates a flow of movement that will strengthen, increase flexibility and improve balance. Yoga mats are required. Bring a water bottle. No Class May 30th

3000.18 M Apr 4-Jun 27 9am to 9:50am

SUNRISE YOGA Lomita Park, Tom Rico CenterResident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Instructor Eden Serina Ages: 18 and upThis Sunrise Yoga format creates a flow of movement that will strengthen, increase flexibility and improve balance. Yoga mats are required. Bring a water bottle.

3000.19 W Mar 30-Jun 15 9am to 9:50am

SUNSET YOGALomita Park, Stephenson Center Resident: $60.00. Non-resident: $65.00Instructor Eden Serina Ages: 18 and upThis Sunset Yoga format creates a flow of movement that will strengthen, increase flexibility and improve balance. Yoga mats are required. Bring a water bottle.

3000.20 W Mar 30-Jun 15 5pm to 5:50pm

TGA ADULT GOLF @ HARBOR GOLF CENTER 16+Location: Harbor Golf Practice Center Fee: Standard charge: $75.00Instructor: TGA Premier Golf Ages: 15 and upCertified, professional instructors. Open to all levels. Quality, golf equipment is provided. For more info call: (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities Location: Harbor Golf Practice Center 1700 West L Street, Wilmington, CA 90744

3000.16 Sa Apr 16-May 7 11am to Noon

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TGA-ADULT TENNISLomita Park, Tennis Courts-North Fee: Standard charge: $80.00 Instructor: TGA Premier Tennis Ages: 16 and upUSTA certified instructors. Quality, tennis equipment is provided. For more info call: (310) 347-7342 or email: michelle@playtga.com Please visit us at: PlayTGA.com/beachcities

3000.17 W Apr 13-May 25 6pm to 7pm

ZUMBA PM 18+Lomita Park, Tom Rico Center. Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $50.50Instructor: People’s Place Ages: 18 and upA Latin-inspired dance-fitness class that tones and sculpts the body while having fun as you move! Athletic shoes required. Bring a water bottle.

3000.09 M Mar 14-May 2 5:15pm to 6:15pm

SPORTS

SOCCER D1 CO-ED Location: Beverly Belba Field at Lomita Recreation CenterResident: $45.00. Non-resident: $60.00Ages: 12-14Player Evaluation: April 1st 7:30pm. Players are to be present at 6:45pm. Players will be notified of practice/game schedule via telephone. Please do not call the park to inquire which team your child is on prior to Sunday April 3rd. Staff will not be prepare to answer player and team inquiries prior to this time. Recommended Equipment: Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic pants or shorts. All players will receive a uniform t-shirt. Coaches will be the Lomita Park Staff.

3000.59 M Tu W Th F Sa Apr 4-Jun 25 3:30pm to 4:30pm

SOCCER D2 CO-ED Location: Beverly Belba Field at Lomita Recreation Center Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $60.00Ages: 10-11Player Evaluation: April 1st 4:00 pm. Players are to be present at 3:45pm. Players will be notified of practice/game schedule via telephone. Please do not call the park to inquire which team your child is on prior to Sunday April 3rd. Staff will not be prepare to answer player and team inquiries prior to this time. Recommended Equipment: Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic pants or shorts. All players will receive a uniform t-shirt. Coaches will be the Lomita Park Staff.

3000.60 M Tu W TH F Sa Apr 4-Jun 25 3:30pm to 4:30pm

SOCCER D3 COED 8-9Location: Beverly Belba Field at Lomita Recreation Center Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $60.00Ages: 8-9Player Evaluation: April 2nd 12:30pm. Players are to be present at 11:45am. Players will be notified of practice/game schedule via telephone. Please do not call the park to inquire which team your child is on prior to Sunday April 3rd. Staff will not be prepare to answer player and team inquiries prior to this time. Recommended Equipment: Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic pants or shorts. All players will receive a uniform t-shirt. Coaches will be the Lomita Park Staff.

3000.61 M Tu W Th F Sa Apr 4-Jun 25 3:30pm to 4:30pm

SOCCER D4 COED 6-7Location: Beverly Belba Field at Lomita Recreation Center Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $60.00Ages: 6-7Player Evaluation: April 2nd 9:00 am. Players are to be present at 8:45am. Players will be notified of practice/game schedule via telephone. Please do not call the park to inquire which team your child is on prior to Sunday April 3rd. Staff will not be prepare to answer player and team inquiries prior to this time. Recommended Equipment: Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic pants or shorts. All players will receive a uniform t-shirt. Coaches will be the Lomita Park Staff.

3000.62 M Tu W Th F Sa Apr 4-Jun 25 3:30pm to 4:30pm

SOCCER D5 COED 4-5Location: Beverly Belba Field at Lomita Recreation Center Resident: $45.00. Non-resident: $60.00Ages: 4-5Player Evaluation: March 30th 5:00 pm. Players are to be present at 4:45pm. Players will be notified of practice/game schedule via telephone. Please do not call the park to inquire which team your child is on prior to Sunday April 3rd. Staff will not be prepare to answer player and team inquiries prior to this time. Recommended Equipment: Soccer cleats, shin guards, athletic pants or shorts. All players will receive a uniform t-shirt. Coaches will be the Lomita Park Staff.

3000.63 M Tu W Th F Sa Apr 4-Jun 25 3:30pm to 4:30pm

SPORTS

ADULT CO-ED KICKBALL-TUESDAY’SFee: Resident: $325.00. Non-Resident: $377.50Lomita Park, Softball Diamond Ages: 18 and up3000.58 Tu Mar 8-May 24 6pm to 10pm

MEN’S BASKETBALL-MONDAY6’ 3 & UNDERFee: Standard charge: $415.50Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and upThis league will run on Monday nights for the duration of 3 months, including playoffs. $30.00 per game for official fee. Only team registrations will be accepted at Lomita Parks and Recreation center.

3000.51 M Apr 25-Jul 11 7:30pm to 10:30pm

MEN’S BASKETBALL-SUNDAYLocation: Gymnasium at Lomita Recreation CenterFee: Standard charge: $415.50Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and upThis league will run on Sunday for the duration of 3 months, including playoffs. $30.00 per game for official fee. Only team registrations will be accepted at Lomita Parks and Recreation center.

3000.64 Su Apr 24-Jul 10 11:30am, 12:30pm, & 1:30pm

MEN’S BASKETBALL-THURSDAYFee: Standard charge: $415.50Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and upThis league will run on Thursday for the duration of 3 months, including playoffs. $30.00 per game for official fee. Only team registrations will be accepted at Lomita Parks and Recreation center.

3000.53 Th Apr 28-July 14 7:30pm to 10:30pm

MEN’S BASKETBALL-WEDNESDAYFee: Standard charge: $415.50Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and upThis league will run on Wednesday nights for the duration of 3 months, including playoffs. $30.00 per game for official fee. Only team registrations will be accepted at Lomita Parks and Recreation center.

3000.52 W Apr 27-July 13 7:30pm to 10:30pm

MEN’S PUMPKINBALL LEAGUE-T/TH NIGHTSFee: Resident: $325.00. Non-resident: $377.50Lomita Park, Gymnasium Ages: 18 and up

3000.57 TU TH Mar 8-May 26 6:30pm to 10pm

MEN’S SOCCER-THURSDAY NIGHTFee: Resident: $400.00. Non-resident: $453.00Lomita Park, Softball Field Ages: 16 and up

3000.55 Th Mar 10-May 26 6:30pm to 9:30pm

MEN’S SOCCER-WEDNESDAY NIGHTFee: Resident: $400.00. Non-resident: $453.00Lomita Park, Softball Field Ages: 16 and up

3000.54 W Mar 9-May 25 6:30pm to 9:30pm

WOMEN’S SOCCER-MONDAY NIGHTSFee: Resident: $400.00. Non-resident: $453.00Lomita Park, Softball Field Ages: 18 and up

3000.56 M Mar 7-May 23 6pm to 10pm

ACTIVITIES

TCD KIDS-HOMEWORK HELPLomita Park, Stephenson Center Fee: Standard charge: $90.00Instructors: TCD Kids Foundation Ages: 5-18Is your child struggling in school? If so, this course will help to minimize whatever frustration your child may experience. Our job is to guide your child into finding the right answer and reinforce the skills being taught at school. Homework help is designed for students of all grade levels who need assistance with their assignments from school. Students receive tutoring and individualized instruction within the group setting. Students obtain feedback and tips from an educational expert. Students must bring homework, textbook, or worksheets to class. Class size is no more than 20. Email Sharon Lee at Sharon@tcdkids.org or visit www.tcdkids.org for more information.

3000.10 M Mar 28-May 16 3:45pm to 5:45pm

LOMITA GOOD TIMERSSENIOR CITIZEN CLUB Every Thursday 10:30am – 3pm

YOUTH CHEERLEADING-AGES 4-7 Lomita Park, West Picnic Shelter Fee: Standard charge: $70.00Instructor: Beach Cities Cheer Ages: 4-7Open to girls and boys of all levels. Quality, baton style poms are provided. All students will receive a t-shirt and hair bow. End of the season performance is included. For more info and financial aid applications call (310) 987- 1667. or email: kiara@beachcitiescheer.com Please visit us at BeachCitiesCheer.com

3000.14 Sa Apr 16-May 21 10am to 11am

COMPETITIVE CHEER-AGES 7-15Lomita Park, West Picnic Shelter Fee: Standard charge: $125.00Instructor: Beach Cities Cheer Ages: 7-1510 week competitive cheerleading is coming to Lomita Park! Open to girls and boys of all levels. Weekly attendance and Saturday competition is mandatory. End of season award banquet is included. $100.00 uniform fee not included with registration. Uniform fundraising available. For more info and financial aid applications call (310) 987-1667 or email: kiara@beachcitiescheer.com. Please visit us at Beachcitiescheer.com

3000.15 F Apr 1-Jun 3 4:30pm to 6pm

DOG OBEDIENCE

DOG OBEDIENCE-PUPPY AND MANNERSLomita Park, Outside Basketball Courts Fee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Ethel Mercer Ages: Less than 6mThis class is designed to give you and your puppy a great start in the world by working on confidence-building, manners and socialization. At the start of the session puppies should be between the ages of 8 weeks to 6 months for most breeds. Exceptions may be made for older puppies smaller than 15 pounds or tiny adult dogs. Owners are to provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Questions, please call Ethel Mercer (310) 326-3266 3000.23 W Mar 9-Apr 13 6:30pm to 7:30pm 3000.24 W May 4-Jun 8 6:30pm to 7:30pm

DOG OBEDIENCE-BEGINNINGCOMPANION AMLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Ethel MercerAges: 5m and upThis class is designed to help you teach your dog the behaviors, skills and manners they need to become a good companion. You will learn and practice training techniques based on positive reinforcement, including marking desired behavior, verbal praise and treats. Owners must provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Question; please call Ethel Mercer (310) 326-3266 3000.25 W Mar 9-Apr 13 10am to 11am 3000.26 W May 4-Jun 8 10am to 11am

DOG OBEDIENCE-BEGINNING COMPANION PMLomita Park, Outside Basketball Courts Fee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Jack & MichelleAges: 5m and upThis class is designed to help you teach your dog the behaviors, skills and manners they need to become a good companion. You will learn and practice training techniques based on positive reinforcement, including marking desired behavior, verbal praise and treats. Owners must provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Question, please call Michele & Jack (310) 377-2729 3000.27 Tu Mar 8-Apr 12 7pm to 8pm

3000.28 Tu May 3-Jun 7 7pm to 8pm

DOG OBEDIENCE-INTERMEDIATE COMPANION AMLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Jack ThourotAges: Any

DOG OBEDIENCE-INTERMEDIATE COMPANION AM (CONT’D)This class is designed to help advance your training skills and take your dog’s accomplishments to a higher level. This is a perfect prep class for taking AKC canine Good Citizen test. It’s also a great foundation class for those considering other competitive dog sports. You dogs need to have completed the Beginning Companion Dog training class or you will have to make prior agreements with the instructor. Owners are to provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Questions please call Jack Thourot 310.377.2729 3000.29 W Mar 9-Apr 13 10am to 11am 3000.30 W May 4-Jun 8 10am to 11am

DOG OBEDIENCE-INTERMEDIATE COMPANION PMLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Ethel Mercer Ages: AnyThis class is designed to help advance your training skills and take your dog’s accomplishments to a higher level. This is a perfect prep class for taking AKC canine Good Citizen test. It’s also a great foundation class for those considering other competitive dog sports. You dogs need to have completed the Beginning Companion Dog training class or you will have to make prior agreements with the instructor. Owners are to provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Questions please call Ethel Mercer (310) 326-3266 3000.31 Tu Mar 8-Apr 12 7pm to 8pm 3000.32 Tu May 3-Jun 7 7pm to 8pm

DOG OBEDIENCE-BEGINNING AKC COMPETITIONLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Jack ThourotAges: Any Dog Obedience-Beginning AKC Competition Class exclusively dedicated to perfecting the skills and behaviors needed for successful AKC obedience competition. Owners must provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Questions please call Jack Thourot at (310) 377-2729 3000.33 W Mar 9-Apr 13 9am to 10am 3000.34 W May 4-Jun 8 9am to 10am

DOG OBEDIENCE-ADVANCED &AKC COMPETITIONLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Pam ReganAges: AnyThis “brush up” class is focused on honing precision and skills required for successful AKC competition. Owners must provide proof of shots at initial class meeting. Questions please call Pam Regan (310) 374-3573 3000.35 W Mar 9-Apr 13 6:30pm to 7:30pm 3000.36 W May 4-Jun 8 6:30pm to 7:30pm

DOG OBEDIENCE-DOG TRICKSLomita Park, North Parking LotFee: Standard Charge: $85.00Instructor: Ethel Mercer Ages: Any This class, taught by our certified Trick Dog instructor, will introduce you and your dog to more than 30 tricks. Questions, please call Ethel Mercer at (310) 326-3266 3000.37 Tu Mar 8-Apr 12 5:45pm to 6:45pm 3000.38 Tu May 3-Jun 7 5:45pm to 6:45pm

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DOG OBEDIENCE

FOR LOMITA RAILROAD MUSEUM: March 26, 2016 12:30pm – Easter Egg Hunt for youth up to age 12 1:00pm–3:00pm – 1 free picture with the Easter Bunny

with paid admission. Additional pictures $3.00 each. Adults $4.00, Children 12 & under $2.00

LOCATION: 2137 W 250th St., LomitaFor more information please call (310) 326-6255

FOR LOMITA PARK: EASTER EGG HUNT & SUMMER CAMP EXPO March 26, 2016 Easter Egg Hunt 9:30am Sharp. Ages 2 & under – 14 years old The Easter Bunny & a Balloonist will be in attendance. LOCATION: Lomita Park 24428 Eshelman AveFor more information please call (310) 326-0140

Easter EggHUNTS

PAYMENT Do not send cash in the mail, we will not be responsible. Personal check, Credit Card, Money order, Cashier’s check, Sponsors check, or combination will be accepted as payment. Please make payment payable to “City of Lomita” payable at the time of registration. Exact cash will be accepted on walk in registrations only.

Register Online @www.lomita.com/cityhall

LEAGUESSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

MEN’S BASKETBALL

($415.50)“C/D”

Leagues6’ 4” & Under

“D”Leagues

“C”Leagues

MEN’SSOCCER($400.00)

Night Leagues

Night Leagues

WOMEN’SSOCCER($400.00)

Night League

MEN’SPUMPKINBALL

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REGISTRATION DATESPlease contact Marc Fosnaugh via email: m.fosnaugh@lomitacity.com

Officials/Score Fee: Men’s Basketball: $30.00 per team per game, before the game starts or it will result in a forfeit.Men’s Soccer: $25.00 per team per game, before the game starts or it will result in a forfeit.Women’s Soccer: $15.00 per team per game, before the game starts or it will result in a forfeit.Men’s Pumpkin Ball: $20.00 per team per game, before the game starts or it will result in a forfeit.FE

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NOTES ❚ We will be taking no more than 8 teams per league. ❚ Officials fees are not included in league registration fee.

There is one forfeit fee included.❚ All above leagues may be registered into by mail, online

or by first come, first served walk in. Registration form must accompany Full League Fees.

❚ For mail in registrations, mail to, Lomita Parks and Recreation Department, c/o Marc Fosnaugh, 24428 Eshelman Avenue, Lomita, Ca. 90717.

❚ Walk in registrations will still be accepted, but will be treated as if mailed.

❚ Registrations may be mailed early, but will not be entered until eligible registration period. Postmarked date will be used in the case of discrepancies.

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We will be having Story Time at the museumevery Thursday starting at 10:30am

Admission is free for children and $4.00 for adults.

STORY TIME WILL CONSIST OF· Story time

· Discussion time· Activities and or crafts time after each story

· Parent Attendance is Required

For more information please call theLomita Railroad Museum at (310) 326-6255

Come visit the Lomita Railroad Museum:

THE FIRST RAILROAD MUSEUM BUILT WEST OF COLORADO!Fun for all ages!

For more information: www.lomita-rr.org or (310) 326-6255

The Lomita Railroad Museum is open Thursday–Sunday 10am–5pmADMISSION: Adults: $4 • Ages 13–17: $4 • Ages 3–12: $2

Free for children 2 and under

Lomita Railroad Museum2137 West 250th Street, Lomita, California 90717