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SUNLAND STRONG - TUJUNGA TOUGH!FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26, 2021 VOLUME17 NUMBER 18A tribute to our local businesses that are re-opening.Boogie WoogieCanteen Wowsthe crowd!SERIAL BURGLAR CAPTUREDAFTER 3 DAY CHASEJust as advertised, the North HollywoodCanteen show at the Mayflower Club onNovember 7th presented fun and exciting entertainment all dressed up in period costumeand delivered by talent expertly tuned into the1940s. It was a tribute to the era of WWII andto the famous Hollywood Canteen, wherefilm stars fed and entertained American menand women serving in the armed forces.Supported by a trio of piano, bass, and drums,the show opened with the show’s producers,Sharon Evans and Rick Rogers, in a livelysong and dance to a once-popular British wartune. Next were the Lindy Sisters harmonizing the hit songs of the Andrews Sisters. As aspecial treat, legendary WWII veteran Bazooka Joe Pietroforte inspired laughter whiletelling the audience how he went through thewar in Europe without his winter underwear.The fast pace of the show continued withContinue on page 2Suspect Renteria caught on Ring Video surveillance camera.A transient serial burglar that terrorized theShadow Hills Sunland area was apprehendedWednesday night. The search began Monday when police began receiving calls fromresidents saying that there was a prowler intheir yards. The description of the man fit theprofile of a suspected burglar that was roving fromcentral LA to the Sunland-Tujunga area.The LAPD under the direction of Capt. Johnnie Smith, coordinated over 150 police officers, 6K9 units, 5 helicopters, a 9 person equestrian team,LACo fire units and the Los Angeles Fire Department resources to create a comprehensive manhuntthat covered 3 square miles.After 3 days at about 10:45 pm, LAPD SWAT unitsjoined several patrol cars and at least one K-9 unitin the 103000 block of Sunland Boulevard, wherethe LAPD had set up a command postArchiveand PhotobeganbyDyan McManusto organize a directed search for the suspectwherehelicopters using forward looking infra-red (FLIR)indicated that a person was hiding in the dense underbrush.The suspect, who police believed was Benito Renteria and was the man responsible for at least eightresidential and commercial burglaries in the nearbyShadow Hills neighborhood and the northeast SanFernando Valley. Following up on reports that hehad been seen carrying a rifle by a security guard inthe area owned by the Los Angeles Department ofWater & Power at the Green Verdugo Reservoir. ThisContinue on page 3BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA MAKEA DIFFERENCEBy Amy TayloromFor the Verdugo Hill Council - BoyScouts of America, Thanksgiving providesan opportunity to reflect on the fullnessof the life we have and to celebrate family,friends, and our community. Scouts learn toexpress gratitude through cheerfully providing service through Scouting for Food(Our Annual Food Drive for the hungry),various service projects supporting ourmost vulnerable members of society, andparticipating in Veteran's Day events. Weare grateful for these opportunities to helpScouts learn and grow to be contributingmembers of society and participating citizens.During November as we expressgratitude for people and things that haveenriched our lives we hope that Scoutinghas been a force for good in your family'slife. Whether it has shaped your personalcharacter and values, served you and yourfamily in a time of need, or provided anopportunity for you to realize the blessingthat comes from serving others we knowthat Scouting truly makes a difference.In acknowledgement of the valuethat Scouting creates we "humbly" ask thatyou consider joining our Thanks "Giving"campaign this November. In order to keepthe magic of Scouting going in the VerdugoHills Council we are seeking 25 donors eachday in November, to contribute a minimumof 25. To donate please use this appeal/4887Check out The Foothills Paper interactive website: thefoothillspaper.com
2FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2021 THE FOOTHILLS PAPERthefoothillspaper.com Volume 17 Number 18COMMUNITY NEWSASSOCIATION OF MATURE AMERICAN CITIZENSHave compassion for lonely elders-- there are a lot of them out there andthey need your helpby John GrimaldiOne man’s agony: “I am77 years old. I was happily married for 55 years butI lost my wife a year and ahalf ago. No, she didn’t die.In fact, she is in great physical health-- except for herTHE FOOTHILLS PAPERis published bi-weekly. Allcontent is copyrighted andmay not be reproducedwithout written consentof the publisher. Allsubmissionstothisnewspaper become propertyofTHE FOOTHILLSPAPER and may not berepublishedinwholeor in part. The opinionsexpressed by contributingwriters do not necessarilyexpress the views of thepublisher nor staff of thisnewspaper. TFP is availablefree of charge. No personmay, without prior writtenpermission from TFP, takemore than one copy ofeach edition (stated value: 1). Only authorized TFPdistributors may distributeTHE FOOTHILLS PAPER.THE FOOTHILLS PAPERis a non-profit newspaperproduced by the OSSSpectrum group.EXECUTIVE EDITOR/PUBLISHERDr. David DeMulléeditor@thefoothillspaper.comDyan McManus, RIPWITH THANKS TOall our volunteersthat makeThe Paper happen!THE FOOTHILLS PAPERTheFoothillsPaper.comTujunga CA 91043(818) 951 0943Alzheimer’s Disease. Sheis in a Memory Care Facility. I see her a couple oftimes each week. Her confinement and my isolationhave left me devastated. Ilove her and wake up eachand every morning sad andabandoned.”It’s not easy growing oldand alone, no matter thecircumstances. And, whilethat man’s situation is particularly difficult, a growing number of seniors willbe condemned to spend thewinter of life in solitude inthe coming years.The Association of Mature American Citizens[AMAC] cites a reportproduced by the Joint Center for Housing Studies atHarvard University, whichreports that “By 2038, therewill be 17.5 million households in their 80s and over,more than double the 8.1million in 2018. Thesehouseholds will also consti-tute an increasingly largershare of all US households,doubling from 6 percent in2018 to 12 percent in 2038.As we note in our recentreport, Housing America’sOlder Adults 2019, the majority of these householdswill be made up of just asingle person.”And, says AMAC, a growing number of those “singles” will be senior citizens.“Seniors who live alonein America are increasingwith each passing year and,currently, nearly a third ofmen and women 65 years ofage or older live alone. TheCensus Bureau reports thatmore than 12 million agingseniors live in alone-- morethan 28% percent of folksover 65 years. And, interestingly, they do so becausethey want it that way.”years, “almost 90% of olderpeople living alone expressa keen desire to maintaintheir independence. Manyfear being too dependenton others and, despite theloneliness, want to continue to live alone.” Nonetheless, the Manual points outthat in order to remain independent they need to livehealthy lives and engage insocial activities.But the reality is that notonly has isolation impactedtheir quality of life, 12% ofseniors who live by themselves say they have difficulty making ends meet,not even enough moneyto deal with basic expenses. And their loneliness, intoo many cases, has beenincreased by the COVIDpandemic and is poised tobecome especially painfulas the holiday season growsThe Merck Manual, a near.comprehensivemedicalBut friends, family andresource for the past 122 caring neighbors can helpalleviate their pain, according to the National Councilon Aging. Here’s how:· With the holiday season fast approaching it’seasy for them to feel evenmore alone than at other times. So, get them involved, help them to makecelebration preparations.Keep them encouraged andhopeful by conversing withthem in person and/or onthe phone to make themfeel that you care.· Offer to help them toget out and about and gowith them for moral andengaging support.· Encourage them to socialize, perhaps convincingthem to take adult education classes or to take up ahobby. It’s never too late inlife for such activities.And, by all means, keepthem on your list of people to call and/or visit on aregular basis and help themfeel wanted.Boogie Woogie Canteen Wows the crowd!Sharon Evans singing songs by Harold Arlan & Johnny Mercer. Richard “Mr. Tin Pan Alley” Halpern paid tribute in songto Al Jolson, a star who paid his own way to entertain the troops before the USO was created. Rick Rogers performed asEddie Cantor. He also did a special song and dance from the film Yankee Doodle Dandy, giving his impression of JamesCagney as George M. Cohan as Franklin D. Roosevelt. Brad Kay, whose talents can be heard in The Nightmare BeforeChristmas, gave out with some truly rare and funny musical comedy at the piano. Saved for last was the lively and incredible artistry of Carl Sonny Leyland at the piano, a thrill for lovers of stride piano and swing dancing. But the biggest thrillcame after the full-cast finale. Sonny Leyland returned to the piano for more boogie-woogie along with Brad Kay and thenaccompanist Carlos Ordiano. Even Bazooka Joe was out of his seat and dancing.In attendance were actor/comedian Hank Garret (Car 54 Where Are You, Three Days of the Condor) and his managerDeanna-Marie Smith, plus nightclub entertainer/recording artist Tom Cooper. For those who missed it, a reunion show isbeing planned for next Veterans Day.AssociatedPressPressPhotographersAssociation ofGreater LosAngelesL.A.Press ClubInternationalCombat CameraAssociationSharon Evans & Rick Rogers opening the showThe Lindy Sisters tribute to the Andrews Sisters
paper.com VOLUME FRIDAY,15 NUMBER10 Volume 17 Number18NOVEMBER26, 2021 THE FOOTHILLS �–3does a lot of the thingsmembers of theand makes the LAPD look good for once. I canWOW!Talk aboutthe “Weekget donehere That Was.”nland-Tujunga, thatonlyshake my head and cringe when I hear rePeopleontheeastcoastwerecallingmebehind the scenes. I’veHills Rotaryports of people criticizing our law enforcementto say thathadtheythesawhonorthe TVofstoriesaboutworkomeone oncepeople.Yes, I’ll say it – those fools that want toserial burglarhow theing withthe S-TandRot our 4th ofour very own“defund the police.” Or even worse, those whocommunity was being terrorized.tary Club even thoughade was likecreated such a stink that we don’t have campuswas news to me. It was justI wasa member ofg of the DooWell, thatpolice anymore. But I guess that goes along withanother day in Sunland-Tujunga and weade with May- the Crescenta-Canadaour lack of students that want to learn somethingwent along with our business as if nothclub.Butitdoesn’tAnd you know,inclass. I don’t know where I read/heard it, buting was happening. Well, sort-a. Peoplematter.Whatmatterswhoever saidthey are saying that 85% of the students that hadwere calling in to complain about all theis thatourfriendsands right. Thiscopsis parkedment.someto be home schooled because of the pandemicin front of their houses, ranches,neighborsget aforgetchancetime of yearwhentheold evenpeoplein we hadLAFDare failing. Hell, I know why that happened, theirsquats, etc.Oh, and don’tall the prettyhe- Notand thevolunteerinvasionyearsago with fireto letoverhead,their hairbutdownone place thatit. I’mhomelookingfor in 7 hills someparents were too dumb to know how to read withlicopters flyingthe great ifle.Thatandmarchordrivedy gets togethaRascalBrigadeoftheir kids. I’ve been watching the “dumbing down”is that no one was shot. In fact, the only rs,SWAT,or ourrideserialdownFoothillve fun-fun-injured wassenior citizens doingof our educational system. I quit teaching years agoperp that got entuallyshotBoulevardwiththous year I thinkwheeliesandburningwhen I got tired of the administration kowtowing toup a-bit by the K9 while he was trying to eswho are brave enough)him.downsandsone of the bestgoingthe whims of parents that think of school as a holdcape. Ourperp ofwaspeoplenot an watchillegal alien,doughnutshe and andtheread in a longthe road. But whating pen for their offspring. You know the ones, thewas a localing.boy living in the valley with a allysayThisistheRotaryhe motto thiskids that are doing doughnuts in the intersectionstheheck—it’stimecriminal record. And now he made the sTheWater!”39th inAnnualor driving drunk and killing off people and them“Out of Thistime news.Club’s9 burglaries5 days. Makes foryou everyone to get toAfterthestand-off,hecouldn’tevensleepinselves. Do you remember when we last had DRIVAnd boy, dowonder. 4th of July Parade.know each other anditforamonthbecauseofthelingeringsmellERS ED? Or even better, consequences for bad bemeanswas allthatover,we hadthata great Neighm like that. After it Andhave fun. Towards theofcorditeandteargas.Inthatone,theyshothavior? Probably not. I personally think that ourWatch goingzoom tomeetingthe of the parade, thehave with endotary Clubborhood we’reLAPD that was sponsored by the STNC. People could call in and ask questions about whathappened. I can’t remember when we had sucha large coordinated presence of law enforce-flash-bangs through the walls making reallybig holes and destroyed his home.Yup, things have changed for the better now.Better communications mean less fatalitiesCOMMUNITY NEWSproblems lie with the parents, and not the kids. Andthere’s not a thing we can do about it, except to say:It’s The Water!SERIAL BURGLARn Howard Helbing ofCAPTUREDAFTER 3 DAYand-TujungaAwardedree fromUACHASEacademicoward Helbingcontinued frompage 1 programs, expert faculty and numerousd-Tujunga, CAopportunitiesservicehas receivedhisto 640,000.water reservoirthat is also forusedas a andgrowth,TheUniversitym The UniversityLAFD helicopter water loading zoneof The search went on for three daysAlabamaa placeFreewhere following up reports of sightings. Ama: Bachelorof to theis closeFoothillis (210)legendsaremade.UACommerce&LAPD air unit with Forward Lookway and areas where the suspect hadoffersAdministration.been seen. its students a premier edu- ing InfraRed spotted a heat signaturecational, cultural and socialed some 5,716A DWP security guard reported in heavy brush and got no responseexperience with more thanuring spring comthat he saw the suspect on a surveil- when they asked the person to iden200 undergraduate, graduatent May 3-5.lancevideoscreencarrying a rifle tify himself. It took SWAT and K-9sand professional programs.beautiful camand notified police. The man he saw time to navigate the brush, but evenns of challengingwas described as Hispanic, about 30- tually the K9 made contact with the40 years of age, with short dark hair. suspect who fought with the K9 asOfficers urged peoplein the area he was dragged out of the brush intonifer Trosper,a JPLstay inside their homes, and to call the arms of the SWAT that took theneer,tois this year’sauthorities if they see the suspect. suspect into custody. SWAT Officersry ClubGrandMarshall!The CaliforniaHighwayPatrol is- confirmed the suspect in custodysued a SigAlert for the closure of the has the marijuana tattoo that waseast and westbound Sunland Bou- seen on the suspect earlier. They relevard off-ramps from the Foothill quested a LAFD Rescue Ambulance(210) Freeway to limit traffic from for the suspect who suffered mulentering the area where the officers tiple bites to his arms. After beingdetained for several hours, Renteriawere staging.Benjamin Renteria was a suspect agreed to lead the officers to wherein multiple burglaries that were re- he hid his rifle.His arraignment is set for Januaryported in the Shadow Hills / Sunlandarea. He is now in custody with his 6thoriginal bail of 240,000 being raisedis “out of this world”a Perez May Have SetWorld Recordfrom Page 1he boat returnedk, the halibut washe scale whered to weigh 54.5he previous womd was 42 pounds.Pending the approval of theInternational Game FishAssociation (IGFA), Perezmay have set a new women’s all-tackle world recordfor California halibut.How was your Thanksgiving?Mine was great.As usual did most of the cooking. Partly because I am a goodcook and partly because it’s alsomy birthday and my tradition isto cook for my friends.I reviewed the last year in Sunland-Tujunga and took stock ofthings to be thankful for.Last Spring saw our new STNCboard seated. After several yearsof less than adequate boards,we now have a board with astated purpose of bringing ourneighbors together to improveour community. Now they arebusy getting projects done. Oneproject such is the PinewoodSchool Mural. That project hasbeen stalled for over two years.Finally, the paint is purchasedand the artists are at work.We have one of the lowest crimerates in the city and have improved since last year.LAPD Captain Johnny Smith ofthe Foothills Division contactedthe STNC to give a public briefing on the recent armed burglarand thanked our community fortheir help and backup in resolving the matter. We have shownthat, in a pinch, our communitycan and will rise to the occasionand pull together.Bit by bit, our groups like Elks,Rotary, Churches, schools, areworking together.While there have been challenges, there have been successes.Friends and neighbors are coming through for each other.It’s happening. Our communityis going up while many othersare going down.I am thankful for each of thesethings about Sunland-Tujungaand many, many more. But thesethings are only exist because ofthe quality of people who livehere – because of our neighbors.And I am very thankful for eachone of you.
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Nov 11, 2021 · ible artistry of Carl Sonny Leyland at the piano, a thrill for lovers of stride piano and swing dancing. But the biggest thrill came after the full-cast finale. Sonny Leyland returned to the piano for more boogie-woogie along with Brad Kay and then accompanist Carlos O
