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TerriAnn in Torrance...... 4 The Heritage Society consists of individuals who have included Torrance Memorial with a future gift in their estate plan. Heritage Society members and donors who have made a contribution annually for 10 or more consecutive years were acknowledged and appreciated at a luncheon last month at Palos Verdes Golf Club. The list included four Torrance residents pictured here: Front--Carolyn Snyder, Bert Stewart. Back--Michelle Rand, June Leach. Photo by Deidre Davidson. Veterans Day Recognition Event to Be Hosted At Cultural Arts Center Weekend By Cristian Vasquez “I was a part of the 2015 and 2016 celebra- During the most recent commission meeting In a unanimous vote, Mayor Patrick J. Furey tions and I am looking forward to this time in June, staff was directed to contact several Forecast and members of the Torrance City Council ap- 2017,” said Councilman Milton S. Herring. organizations dedicated to serving veterans, proved a $5,000 expenditure recommended by “I’m also glad to see that it will be a lunch including the Department of Veterans Affairs the Social Services Commission for a Veterans instead of a breakfast. Although veterans don’t and the California EDD. Hoang shared that a Day Recognition Event to be hosted in the mind waking up early, the senior ones might number of other organizations will be invited Torrance Cultural Arts Center on November 10. like to sleep a little later.” See City Council, page 6 Friday “Just a brief history of the recent events that Mostly the City has held in honor of Veterans Day: In 2015 the Armed Forces Day Committee Sunny did recommend a $5,000 expenditure, which 73˚/66˚ the Council did approve, for a Veterans Day Program coordinated by the City,” Staff Liaison Free Digital Delivery to the Social Services Commission Viet Hoang said. “It was held in conjunction with U.S. Herald Publications is now America Vietnam War 50th Commemoration offering to send you a link Saturday Commemorative Partner Program.” to your favorite community Sunny In the past, members of the Council have newspaper every Friday! The shown support for military veterans events--in emails will also include a list 77˚/68˚ particular those that provide a direct benefit to of upcoming local events. local veterans. Hoang reminded the Council that last year the body agreed to subsidize Just email us at: $470 in rental fees for the Nakano Theater in [email protected] and Sunday order to host a Veterans Day celebration event, which was actually coordinated by the Vietnam tell us which local community Sunny Veterans of America, South Bay Chapter 53. newspaper you’d like. This year’s event will include a program and 80˚/68˚ lunch, and the commission is working to use Simple as that and free!!! this as an opportunity to attract the different community organizations that serve veterans in the Torrance community. Page 2 July 13, 2017 TORRANCE TRIBUNE California Lawmakers Calendar of Events Deadline for Calendar items is the prior Center Library, 3301 Torrance Blvd., Call: Want More Clarity About Thursday by noon. Calendar items are $1 310-618-5964. per word. Email listings to marketing@ • Pajama-Rama, 6:30 PM., Walteria Library, DNA Evidence heraldpublications.com. We take Visa and 3815 W. 242 St., Call: 310-375-8418. By Rob McCarthy “There is a significant public interest in know- MasterCard. • Babytime, 10:30 AM., Katy Geissert Civic No one knows how many rape-testing kits are ing the percentage of rape kits that are analyzed THURSDAY, JULY 13 Center Library, 3301 Torrance Blvd., Call: sitting in police department evidence rooms in to identify the perpetrator’s DNA profile, as • Propagation Society – Planting Seeds for 310-618-5964. California when they should be in a DNA lab well as the reason for any untested rape kits not the Future, 10:30 AM., Madrona Marsh TUESDAY, JULY 18 being analyzed. One California assemblyman is being analyzed,” the bill’s language explains. Nature Center & Preserve, 3201 Plaza Del • Torrance Certified Farmers’ Market at intent on learning the exact number and why “Currently, there is no mandatory statewide Amo, free to public, Call: 310-782-3989. Wilson Park, 8:00 AM. – 1:00 PM., 2200 evidence in reported sexual assault cases isn’t tracking mechanism to collect and report these • Book Discussion: Mademoiselle Chanel Crenshaw Blvd., Between Carson St. & in a database used by investigators statewide. metrics. It is the intent of the Legislature in by C.W. Gointner, 10:00 AM., free, Hen- Sepulveda, Call: 310-781-7520. The measure introduced by Assemblymem- enacting this section … to correct that.” derson Library, 4805 Emerald Street, Call: • City Council Meeting, 7:00 PM. – 9:00 ber David Chiu, D-San Francisco, is aimed at The cost to test DNA evidence in a rape 310-371-2075. PM., City Hall, Council Chamber, 3031 reducing the number of untested sexual assault case can reach $5,000, and a 2014 report by • Biography and Memoirs Book Discussion Torrance Blvd., Call: 310-618-2780. evidence kits throughout California. The bill for the California State Auditor revealed that each Group, 10:30 AM. – 11:30 AM, free, Katy • Family Storytime, 10:30 AM., North Tor- the first time requires law enforcement agen- year kits go unanalyzed by DNA laboratories Geissert Civic Center Library, 3301 Tor- rance Library, 3604 Artesia Blvd. Call: cies to report to the California Department of for a variety of reasons. Chiu says the scope rance Blvd., Call: 310-618-5959. 310-323-7200. Justice annual data on sexual assault evidence of the problem, however, cannot be properly FRIDAY, JULY 14 • Family Storytime, 10:30 AM., Henderson kit collection and testing, providing “greater estimated due to “a lack of effective tracking • Free Advance Directive Workshop, 10:00 Library, 4805 Emerald St., Call: 310-371- transparency for survivors, policy makers and at the local level.” AM. – 11:00 AM., 5315 Torrance Blvd. 2075. the criminal justice system,” according to a Women and men who report sexual assaults Suite #B1, Call: 310-543-3402. • Family Storytime, 11:00 AM., Southeast press release from Chiu’s office. often know their attackers, according to statistics • Friday Fun for Kids, 10:00 AM. – 12:00 Library, 23115 Arlington Ave., Call: 310- The Assembly has unanimously approved the cited in a paper by Dean Kilpatrick with the PM., free, Madrona Marsh Nature Center 530-5044. measure, which is moving toward vote in the National Violence Against Women Prevention & Preserve, 3201 Plaza Del Amo, Call: • Pajama-Rama, 6:30 PM., Katy Geissert State Senate. The bill sailed through two state Research Center. In nearly 80 percent of the 310-782-3989. Civic Center Library, 3301 Torrance Blvd., Senate committees last month, yet is opposed cases reported to police, the victim and the • Reading By Design: Building Jungle Drum Call: 310-618-5964. by the California State Sheriff’s Association on accused perpetrator had an intimate relation- Rhythms with Chazz, 2:00 PM., free, Katy WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 the grounds that a new DNA evidence reporting ship. Kilpatrick defined that connection as Geissert Civic Center Library, 3301 Tor- • Planning Commission Meeting, 7:00 PM requirement places a financial burden on local a current or former spouse, live-in partner, rance Blvd., Call: 310-618-5964. – 9:00 PM., City Hall Council Chambers, law enforcement. The push for more clarity and dating partner, boyfriend or girlfriend. About • Toddlertime, 10:15 AM and 11:00 AM, 3031 Torrance Blvd. accountability with the DNA evidence comes one in four sexual assaults are committed by Katy Geissert Civic Center Library, Polly • Youth Council, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM., City amidst a national campaign to better manage strangers, a National Women’s Study found. Watts Story Theater, 3301 Torrance Blvd, Hall Council Chambers, 3031 Torrance sexual assault evidence and reduce a backlog Even when the accused attacker’s identity is Call: 310-618-5964. Blvd. of untested kits. known, there is good reason to enter their DNA SATURDAY, JULY 15 • Craft Delight, 12:00 PM., free, Henderson “The neglect of sexual assault kits with no in the state’s sexual assault tracking system, • Torrance Certified Farmers’ Market at Library, 4805 Emerald St., Call: 310-371- explanation of why they were not analyzed according to Chiu. Wilson Park, 8:00 AM. – 1:00 PM., 2200 2075. simply adds to the trauma endured by survivors Forensic analysis often helps identify repeat Crenshaw Blvd., Between Carson St. & • Toddlertime, 11:00 AM., El Retiro Library, seeking justice,” said Alameda County District offenders. That can only occur if city police Sepulveda, Call: 310-781-7520. 126 Vista del Parque, Call: 310-375-0922. Attorney Nancy O’Malley, who supports the and county sheriff departments input sexual • The Art of Zentangle, 10:00 AM. & 11:15 THURSDAY, JULY 20 measure. Participation by police and sheriffs assault evidence into the Sexual Assault Fo- AM., free, space is limited, registration is • Propagation Society – Planting Seeds for wouldn’t pose a burden or be time-consuming, rensic Evidence Tracking system, or SAFE-T. required, Henderson Library, 4805 Emer- the Future, 10:30 AM., Madrona Marsh O’Malley believes. The additional reporting in Lawmakers created the database in 2015 ald St., Call: 310-371-2075. Nature Center & Preserve, 3201 Plaza Del Chiu’s bill can be accomplished with “a few without requiring police, sheriffs and other • Mini - Train Rides (Public Run Days), Amo, free to public, Call: 310-782-3989. extra keystrokes” in the statewide DNA track- law enforcement agencies to log in every rape Noon – 3:00 PM., donations accepted, • Reading By Design: Marble Mazes, 4:00 ing system for sexual predators, she explained. kit they collect. Chiu’s measure would make Wilson Park, 2290 Washington Ave. PM., free, Walteria Library, 3815 W. 242 The bill’s author says there is no compre- it mandatory, along with an explanation why • A Night to Remember, 8:00 PM., Tickets: St., Call: 310-375-8418. hensive data available in California about investigators chose not to send off a kit to a $40/$30, Call: 310-781-7171.James Arm- • Reading By Design: DIY Droids, 2:00 PM., the number of sexual assault evidence kits public or private DNA-testing lab for analysis. strong Theatre, 3330 Civic Center Drive, free, Henderson Library, 4805 Emerald St., that local law enforcement agencies collect The state collects and stores DNA data MONDAY, JULY 17 Call: 310-371-2075. annually or how many kits are analyzed. No of people who are arrested on suspicion of • Madrona Marsh Nature Center & Preserve • Reading By Design: Designer Chocolate, comprehensive data exists either about why committing crimes, under a voter-approved - CLOSED, 3201 Plaza Del Amo. 3:30 PM., free, teens & tweens only, Katy some sexual assault evidence kits are not initiative from 2004. Prop. 69 expanded the • Reading By Design: Chenille Stem Sculp- Geissert Center Library, 3301 Torrance analyzed, according to Chiu. See DNA Evidence, page 7 ture, 2:00 PM., free, Katy Geissert Civic Blvd., Call: 310-618-5964. •

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CERTIFIED AND LICENSED PROFESSIONALS TORRANCE TRIBUNE July 13, 2017 Page 3 Community Briefs SBWIB Awarded Grant for Pre-Apprenticeship Development in Engineering The South Bay Workforce Investment Board training, industry specific occupational skills Up and Adam (SBWIB) has been awarded $240,000 by the training and on-the-job work-based learning, California Workforce Development Board to provided by Aero-Flex member employers. continue developing its new Aero-Flex Pre- The AFPA provides an innovative and cus- South High Volleyball Team Apprenticeship (AFPA), which creates a career tomizable framework that allows employers to Loses to Eventual Champs pathway for engineering. The funding will be easily invest in pre-apprentices with flexibility utilized to expand the pilot program; designed to respond to their priorities, labor market By Adam Serrao and the Woodrow Wilson Bruins in the CIF as an employer-driven earn and learn model changes and innovations in the field. AFPA The South High boys’ volleyball team was quarterfinals. South’s winning ways had brought that will build a workforce pipeline to help will be shared regionally throughout the Los young and there was no doubting that fact. A the team all the way to the semifinals where meet the needs of area aerospace employers. Angeles Basin to bring together additional youthful roster with nine junior players certainly it would face off against a dominant Notre The AFPA is a customizable program al- employers, workforce development partners, had no problem taking the Pioneer League Dame Knights (32-8-1, 9-3) squad. lowing each individual employer to design or community colleges and others. by storm, though. Under head coach Aaron For once, at the most inopportune time, the “flex” the program’s curriculum to meet the The SBWIB is expecting to enroll up to 100 Saldana, the Spartans’ regular season was full Spartans got a taste of their own medicine. needs of industry and of each participating Aero-flex Pre-Apprentices with this funding. of win streaks and impressive runs that led the Junior setter Kohl Kutsch came to play, as he manufacturer. Program participants will gain Additionally, students will be provided $500 team to a division championship and back into had done all season long, but opposing setter career knowledge in engineering, gain valuable stipends for their participation and successful the CIF Southern Section Division 2 playoffs. Christopher Hall simply proved to be too much work experience, connect with top employ- completion of the program. Though the Spartans’ postseason was cut short to handle. Kutsch’s 25 assists and three kills ers ready to hire, gain industry association Current partners include El Camino College, when the team lost to this year’s eventual CIF were bested by Hall, who put together a whop- membership and more. Partnering employers West Los Angeles College, Tooling U-SME, champions, South showed dominance with its ping 40 assists of his own in a 25-17, 25-19, will be able to flex the curriculum to their Training Funding Partners and AMP So/ size and timely hitting that will surely play a 25-21 straight-set victory over South. “I just needs, build their workforce pipeline, receive Cal. Some of the employer partners include factor once again in an inevitable champion- don’t think we were as mentally prepared as we funding to support training and recruitment and Northrop Grumman, L-3 Communications, ship run next season. should have been,” a dejected Kutsch explained have access to a pool of talented job seekers Magnetika, Impresa Aerospace, Space Vector, The South High Spartans volleyball team after the match. “They played harder today. ready to work. The program timeframe is Ten Tech, Space Vector, Verisurf and Zodiac has seemingly called the CIF playoffs home They played better and did one hell of a job.” 6-12 weeks and consists of work readiness Aerospace. – Source: SBWIB for as long as anyone can remember now. South kept things close in the third and final Beginning the regular season in the way that set when Luke Krzmarzick slammed seven the Spartans began theirs gave fans of the team kills to the Fritz Burns Gymnasium floor at Youth Volleyball Summer Camps, Fall a glimpse into how they consistently make Notre Dame, but even his effort was not enough their dominance look so easy on a year-in and to overcome a superior Knights team. Notre Leagues, Advanced Juniors Program year-out basis. Two dominating sweeps over Dame went on to finish things up in its next Registration for the United States Youth provide participants instruction twice per week. the Damien Spartans (2-0) and the Mission game during the CIF final as well, beating the Volleyball League’s (USYVL) three signa- Skilled instructors teach basic volleyball skills Viejo Diablos (2-0) got South High off to a Calabasas Coyotes to take home the champion- ture volleyball programs is open. USYVL is and drills in a positive environment. Fall leagues flawless start. It was the team’s play toward ship trophy. The Knights also went on to make accepting registrations for three-day summer teach principles of participation, teamwork, the middle of the season and just before league it into the championship game of the regional camps during July and fall volleyball leagues skill development, sportsmanship, and fun. play, however, that really demonstrated what a finals, losing to Clovis by a final of 3-1. and the Advanced Juniors program. Each Practices and games operate in a co-ed format terror it would be to all rivals from the Pioneer Despite the team’s early exit from the play- program offers boys and girls the opportunity and present participants the opportunity to League. Throughout a 10-game stretch at the offs, the Spartans have a lot to look forward to to learn and play volleyball in a fun, safe and develop self-esteem and confidence. beginning of March, the Spartans lost just in what will inevitably be another impressive supervised environment. In addition to regular fall leagues, USYVL one game to the Tesoro Titans and won all and successful volleyball season next year. Summer camps are located throughout also offers an Advanced Juniors program for nine others by a total of 22 sets to just four Not only will the six-foot-three Kutsch be Northern and Southern California at locations intermediate and advanced players between the combined for all of their opponents. returning to lead the team, but he’ll also be including Hermosa Beach, Huntington Beach, ages of 12-16. The Advanced Juniors program If domination like that didn’t impress many followed by junior libero Cory Hutchison and Irvine, Laguna Niguel, Long Beach, Los Gatos, is for participants that have mastered the basics people, then what South High did in divisional the aforementioned junior opposite Krzmarzick, Moorpark, Sacramento, San Jose, Thousand of volleyball and are preparing for the next play must have really opened some eyes. The as well as well six other juniors who will all Oaks, and Torrance. The player to coach ratio level of volleyball competition. Spartans’ rivals stood no chance. Not only be in their prime to form what will undoubt- for summer camps is 8:1, which permits more For information on registering for summer did the team win every set and match that it edly be one scary club. “We thought we would flexibility and time for coaches to work one- camps, fall leagues, or Advanced Juniors visit played against Leuzinger, but also roughed be standing on top, but we have a lot to look on-one with participants. www.usyvl.org or contact us at 1-888-988-7985 up on its inner-city rivals as well. The second forward to next year,” Kutsch said. “We’re USYVL’s eight-week fall instructional leagues or [email protected]. – Source: USYVL place West High Warriors lost both matches by getting our core back and we have to come scores of 3-0 and 3-1. The third place North back with a lot more firepower. We have to High Saxons lost both matches by a combined do it next year.” Tunes at TAM Presents 6-0. Torrance High would rather not have even The Spartans (29-6, 8-0) will have 15 play- “Grant Hungerford and Friends” showed up for their matches, losing both by ers coming back next season in order to get scores of 3-0. The Spartans finished Pioneer the job done. A CIF championship is surely South Bay Artist and Producer Georgette current exhibits are Why Art Matters! and League play going 8-0 with first place and something that is never promised, but if the Gantner teams up with the Torrance Art Bill Dambrova: A Vein is a River. Hun- a championship in the books before the CIF Spartans had one year in which they might Museum to present Thursday Tunes at gerford will be accompanied by John playoff matchups were set in stone. be favored to do it, it will be next year. As a TAM, a monthly series of live music events Rusnak (piano), Brian Chapman (bass) and Neither the playoffs nor the Simi Valley team that consistently dominates the Pioneer hosted by the museum. Performing live Marc van Aiken (drums). TAM is located Pioneers could slow South High down from the League, Coach Saldana and the rest of the this month are “Grant Hungerford And at 3320 Civic Center Drive North, in Tor- 14 wins in 15 games accumulated just before Spartans are chomping at the bit to get back Friends” featuring Grant Hungerford on rance. Suggested donation is $20. For more the postseason. Once those playoffs finally did on the volleyball court and avenge their loss in trumpet and flugelhorn Thursday, July 20 information, call (310) 376-5577 or visit begin, though, the Spartans made quick work the CIF semifinals of what was an otherwise from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Gallery One at www.TorranceArtMuseum.com. of the Pioneers before sweeping through the extremely successful 2017 season. the Torrance Art Museum. The museum’s – Source: Torrance Art Museum San Gabriel Matadors in the second round – [email protected] • DEADLINES

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LATE CANCELLATIONS WILL BE CHARGED 50% OF AD Page 4 July 13, 2017 TORRANCE TRIBUNE TerriAnn in Torrance Torrance High School Celebrates Its Centennial Story and Photos by TerriAnn Ferren a message for a classmate or teacher will very special upcoming historic concert. my grandmother’s house in Torrance Kettler September 11, 2017 marks Torrance High most assuredly be popular. Do you have a TF -When did you first know music was Knolls area, we’d wait for the Helms Donut School’s 100th year. Located on Carson favorite teacher you remember from Torrance what you wanted to do? truck! It was an innocent time where neighbors Street in the heart of downtown Torrance, High School? Former teachers will be avail- DP - I was maybe five, watching my father all knew each other’s names and we seemed the city’s first high school was listed on able in the library for reminiscing, greeting sing in the church choir. Then he taught me to all pull together in a more friendly envi- the National Register of Historic Places in and celebrating. Also, a mini car show and ukulele chords and I was off to the races. ronment. When we had rainy days at school, 1983. Its beautiful architecture has attracted activities for the kids will keep you busy It became clear music was my future from the teachers would have me bring my guitar Hollywood film companies, and counts Buffy all afternoon. the Vampire Slayer, and Beverly Hills 90210 But there is more! After reminiscing at among its film credits. This past week I the school, making new friends and touring met with Torrance High School Centennial the newly “spit and polished” facilities, walk Committee members Debbie Hays and Karen into nearby downtown Torrance for dinner Gebhard, who were filled with anticipation and grab a bite at one of the local eateries for the upcoming celebratory festivities. The and get ready for the Show of the Century rededication and ribbon-cutting of Torrance that evening. Saturday night, the newly re- High School, sponsored by Valfour Beatty modeled Torrance High School Auditorium (who is responsible for the renovation at will host and rock the walls at 7 p.m. for the school), will take place on Monday, the Concert of the Century – Beato Band September 11. @Torrance High School, featuring Tartar But the celebration begins on Friday, Sep- alum David Pack, best known as the co- tember 8 with a football game at Zamperini founder, singer and guitarist of Ambrosia, Stadium. This event will not only include who will put on a concert worthy of a 100- current football players and cheer teams, but year celebration. David will play a set with all former (not old) football players, coaches, Beato Band, including fellow Torrance High band members, cheer team, pep squad and School alumni Fred Beato and Tom Croucier. drill team members. “And they will be Classic hits such as “Biggest Part of Me”, honored…the people who have participated “How Much I Feel”, and “You’re the Only before--these groups--they will be asked to Woman” will be performed. David Pack Fred Beato and David Pack. come out on the field, and…they will be has established himself as a successful solo very early in life…once I saw the joy it gave and sing for the classes. “Land of a Thousand recognized,” said Debbie. If you happen to artist, in-demand Grammy-winning record others when I sang and played. Dances”, Beatle songs, you name it. I am sure be a “former” football player, coach, cheer producer, and music director for events of TF - Did growing up in the Torrance/ the early support of my classmates gave me squad member, drill team or band member, some of the leading musical talent of today, South Bay influence your style of music? the self-confidence to keep going and pursue please register by accessing the Torrance High including Elton John, Billy Joel, Madonna DP - Yes, for sure. Surf music everywhere music as a career. I will always be thankful and our culture impacted me. You know the for that early support. And that’s part of me cars, the surf, the South Bay soul…plus Brit- giving back on September 9 at the Concert ish Invasion. The melting pot of ethnicities of the Century. influenced me in South Bay for sure. My David Pack concluded the interview by mother was friends with Larry Carlton’s inviting everyone to the Centennial Concert mom, though Larry was older--and seeing of the Century supporting Torrance High photos of him around Torrance music stores School, “Let’s show them what we’re made as a young pro playing Vegas at age 12 of! And please feel free to suggest on my made me feel a sense of ‘I better get going Facebook page any songs you guys would here!’ Larry and I eventually became good like to hear us perform! David Pack Music friends. Danny Tims...he ended up playing / Facebook. Remember the gym wall: When with Bonnie Raitt. the going gets tough, the tough get going! TF - Do you remember anything specifi- That’s Torrance spirit!” He then said, “Fred cally in Torrance that sparked a specific Beato, Tom Croucier and myself were in lyric? the Symbols of Tyme in 1968 and won the DP - Oh, gosh, everything that happened US Battle of the Bands. We represented in Howard Wood Elementary--when Torrance Torrance! We are returning as Beato Band. High affected me…those early crushes we I’ll sing some of my hit songs, there will be all had…recently I wrote the song “My Old a tribute to Symbols of Tyme as well, some Friend” as a tribute to my old friend Fred of the original members will show up. Let’s Debbie Hays and Karen Gebhard. Beato and our life in Torrance High…We even all give it up for THS and recapture for that School website: www.TorranceHigh100tusd. and Barbra Streisand. And one fan (who filmed the video partly in front of THS! You’ll moment the spirit of community we all grew org or www.torrancehighcentennial.com. attended Nativity Grammar School with see the video on YouTube by our Beato Band up with!” For more information, access www. Festivities on Saturday, September 9 begin “Fernando” Beato), told me, “Fred Beato, and shots of us around the Bay! Ambrosia beatoband.com. with an open house that invites everyone formerly known as Fernando, played at the rehearsed at my Torrance home guesthouse. Check out David Pack’s song honoring from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. into the school eighth grade graduation party I attended at I wrote many songs there. “Holdin’ On To Fred Beato and the memory of their “high for self-tours through the newly renovated Doug Salcido’s house. So I don’t want to Yesterday,” Ambrosia’s first hit…songs on school daze” featuring scenes in front of classrooms. Food trucks offering a meal or miss him at the Torrance High School Re- the first two Ambrosia albums… Torrance High School and South Bay hot a nibble, along with activities for children, union bash,” said Linda (Lancaster) Norton. TF - How do you feel about coming spots in My Old Friend at www.youtube.com/ will be available. Displays throughout the I was honored that the legendary David back to Torrance High School playing in watch?v=XQNEXYhpN7Q. In the video, you school will highlight each school club, and Pack took time from his busy schedule and the Auditorium? will recognize the sights of our own hometown a special bulletin board where you can leave answered some questions for me about this DP - It’s a great feeling…full circle! I am and get a sneak peak into the iconic sound psyched up and we will have a show full of of the very special evening ahead of us on surprises. I’m forever a South Bay Torrance Saturday night. Get your tickets and your High proud graduate and this is a once-in-a centennial sweatshirts and t-shirts on-line at I live FREE lifetime 100-year event, so I’m really honored www.TorranceHighCentennial.com. Saving a life SHIPPING! too! We all have the inspiration of Louis With all the festivities planned for September , from a potential catastrophe Zamperini, our local hero and THS grad, 8, 9 and 11 Torrance High School most assur- EVERY 10 MINUTES! alone to inspire us and his legacy to live up to. edly is rolling out the red carpet. Whether you alone ® TF - Do you have fond memories of are a longtime resident or not, and whether but I’m never alone. I have Life Alert. growing up in Torrance? you attended Torrance High School or not, DP - Yes, for sure! The smell of those euca- this is a time to celebrate a part of Torrance One touch of a button sends help fast, 24/7, lyptus trees in Torrance Park…riding my bike history with fellow residents. Plan on attending even when you can’t reach a phone for: to Foster Freeze in downtown Old Torrance. all the activities planned for this Centennial • medical • fall • fi re • invasion Marshall Music… the drive-in theatres, the Celebration--the Friday night football game, • CO gas emergencies. Torrance Plunge. Del Amo Mall… and what the Saturday open house, and the not-to-be- about Wherehouse Records?! It was the big- missed spectacular Concert of the Century in gest record retail store in America for years… the Auditorium that night. Monday morning

AS SEEN ON I could write a book about growing up in concludes the celebration, on September 11 No landline? No problem! TV Torrance in the ‘60s and ‘70s. What about with the ribbon-cutting, which finalizes the the Blue Law, then The Bank music venue? honoring of Torrance High School’s 100th We had the biggest names in music! I met birthday with an epic photograph of the entire For a FREE brochure call: Jim Morrison of The Doors there! My early student body. MedicalMedical Alert Alert IndustryIndustry Leader Leader band Sentry’s performed there. I saw Spirit, Mark your calendar now and be sure to get SinceSince 1987 1987 1-855-980-5453 Chicago Transit Authority, Canned Heat…so your tickets for the concert! Torrance continues many great acts. When I was very young at making history with each passing day. • TORRANCE TRIBUNE July 13, 2017 Page 5 Sauteed Pork Chops VALENTINO S With Romesco Pizza, Pasta & More “A Taste of Brooklyn”

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In large skillet, heat remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil over medium-high heat. • 1/4 cup pine nuts • 2 tablespoons sherry vinegar Sautee pork chops for 5 to 7 minutes per side until internal temperature reaches • 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons • 1 tablespoon kosher salt 145 F to 160 F. Let stand 3 minutes before serving. extra-virgin olive oil, divided 6. Serve with roasted vegetables on the side. • Politically Speaking One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion State Travel Ban to Texas Will Do Traveling Trump Little to Help LGBT Community Triumphs at G-20 Gathering By Cristian Vasquez leaders need to keep businesses from leav- By Duane Plank dictators in Saudi Arabia, and was granted At the beginning of the year, California ing, but more importantly they need to find President Trump, who returned last week- some face time with Pope Francis behind lawmakers decided to establish a ban on a way to entice other companies to make end from the G-20 summit held in Hamburg, the walls of the Vatican. An impressive state-funded travel to the Lone Star State in California their home. Not an easy task, but Germany, is now set to board his big plane opening gambit. response to an adoption law that will allow becoming a business destination will have a and jaunt across the pond again. He has What did the Trump team, with daughter discrimination against members of the LGBT bigger impact on a state like Texas than a accepted an invitation from newly-elected Ivanka in tow and sitting in at occasional community seeking to adopt children. Without ban on state-funded travel. French President Emmanuel Macron to meetings for the Donald, accomplish at the getting lost in details, the Texas law will al- The more appealing our state is to busi- participate in France’s revered Bastille Day G-20 soiree? He brokered a Syrian ceasefire, low child welfare providers the right to deny nesses, tourist and future residents, the more celebration on July 14. for one. The Group of 20, by the way, in- referrals for things like contraceptives, drugs we can fight old ideas of religious-based Trump is planning to view the festivities on cludes the leaders of the world’s 19 wealthiest or devices, and the ability to refuse to contract discrimination. In addition, when Californians the French National Day that celebrates a mob nations, plus the European Union. He also with other organizations that don’t share their visit states where LGBT members are victims breaking into an 18th century Parisian prison had a two-and-a-half-hour coffee klatch with “sincerely held religious beliefs.” In essence, of discrimination, it is a learning opportunity to protest what they saw as the tyrannical Rasputin Putin, where he grilled the Rusky the law allows any religious zealot to say for both our elected officials and the demo- policies of King Louis XVI. Post the storming leader about alleged interference in the 2016 no to whomever they please. Discrimination graphic being targeted. Plus, few things have a of the Bastille, the Bourbon monarchy was presidential election--which caused, according of any kind should never be tolerated and bigger impact on changing minds like financial toppled, with both Louis and his wife Queen to the Lefties, the shocking Hillary Clinton without a doubt we should stand and fight consequences do. Remember last year when Marie Antoinette paying the ultimate price: tank job. Apparently, Putin said, “Heck no, against it. However in this case, I do question North Carolina presented its controversial “Off with their heads.” Trump will put an comrade, we would never hack an election!” the effectiveness of this symbolic protest. Bathroom Bill regarding transgender indi- American spin on the July 14 date. He will Putin seems like a believable chap, right? Californian leaders’ opposition to Texas’ viduals using government facilities? Due to be promoting the 100-year anniversary of the But let’s get real. Only the incredibly naïve HB 3859 isn’t about far-left political ideology, that attack on the LGBT community a year United States’ entrance into World War I. would believe that the good-old U.S of A, but about equality. However, the state travel ago, the NBA relocated its annual All-Star Why is it that Trumps seems most presiden- as well as a heck of a lot of other countries, ban, which also includes Alabama, Kansas, game, which was scheduled to take place in tial when he is travelling abroad, as opposed don’t surveil, hack and try to influence elec- Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Charlotte. As a result, the city and state lost to Twitter-warring with the media elites when tions and topple powers not amenable to their Dakota and Tennessee, is more of a sym- an estimated $100 million during the course he is ensconced in the friendly confines of own self-interests. Back in the day, our CIA bolic measure that does little, if anything, of the weekend. That doesn’t include money the White House? just might have “eliminated” a few of these to address the issue at hand. Lawmakers in lost from concerts and other shows canceled Trump received high marks for his “pres- out-of-country tyrants before they could make the Golden State should work a lot harder because of the law. idential-ness,” even from some of the media trouble. Like the little lunatic running N. Korea. to have an impact where it matters most: Is it possible for California lawmakers to bloviators stealing paychecks after he returned That corpulent little brat with the crummy in Texas’ pocketbook. Yes, the lack of state have such a strong impact on Texas’ pocket- in late May from his first trip abroad that took haircut, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, is run- officials traveling to Texas will have some book? Probably not, to be honest. But cutting him and his entourage to Brussels, Belgium- ning amok, playing with his missiles and financial impact, but not enough to pressure off state-funded travel to the state does more -where he mingled, uncomfortably at times, missile launchers, threatening to develop a lawmakers to reconsider their choice. Lately, harm than good. You don’t abandon a friend with the NATO folks, and reminded them that a nuclear firework that can reach American soil. many businesses in California have been in a time of need, and right now the LGBT lot of them were “freeloading” and not paying Hopefully Trump will be able to persuade closing shop to relocate to Texas (Toyota community in Texas needs the help of all their fair share to support their common de- his foreign counterparts to get on board and Headquarters leaving Torrance). California’s of its friends. • fense mission. 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City Council from front page as well, given that the commission’s goal is to or businesses in our community to donate for have up to 10 organizations represented at the various causes,” said Furey. “It’s a very good event, with booths provided so that they can cause, but sometimes it takes a period of time announce their services to veterans in attendance. to make a methodology of just calling people One concern addressed by Councilman Mike and asking them to donate.” Griffiths, who expressed absolute support for Made up of seven governing members, the the event, was the commission’s inability to Social Services Commission is responsible for request meal donations from restaurants that do addressing a variety of issues, including the business with the City, despite the City being needs of the city’s homeless population, adults capable of doing business with companies that with developmental disabilities, children with donate all the time. special needs and military veterans. As of its “When staff did check with the City Attorney’s last meeting, the commission and staff began office regarding that, there is one thing that working to secure the necessary arrangements the City Attorney’s office did recommend--that for the event. As the November 10 date ap- we evaluate whether there might be a conflict proaches, the commission will return to future with any provider,” said Hoang. “That is not to Council meetings and inform the community on say no unequivocally, but the City Attorney’s the different ways in which it can participate in office did recommend that rather than accept- recognizing the community’s military veterans. ing any donations of food unequivocally, that “I want to commend and congratulate the staff evaluate the extent to which there might Social Services Commission on the excellent be a conflict.” way that they are moving forward to bring While the explanation did little to convince the various agencies and the various sectors Councilman Griffiths, Mayor Furey ensured that of the community together around homeless- it is better to side with caution. “The cleanest ness, special needs adults as well as veterans,” way to do anything is to pay for it. We have said Councilman Herring. “I am happy to see it in the budget to pay for it and therefore we that we are moving forward with our veterans do it that way, rather than ask an organizations celebration in November.” • Do you or a loved one struggle on the stairs?

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This business is being business under the fictitious business business under the fictitious business business under the fictitious business HERE name or names listed above on: 01/2017. conducted by a LIMITED LIABILITY name or names listed above on: N/A. name or names listed above on: N/A. name or names listed above on: Signed: SABRINA CARY, OWNER. This COMPANY. The registrant commenced Signed: MARY MOODY, OWNER. This Signed: BONNIE PATRICIA ORTEGA, 06/2017. Signed: KVJ SOLUTIONS INC, ABANDONMENTS: statement was filed with the County to transact business under the fictitious statement was filed with the County OWNER. This statement was filed with the PRESIDENT, STEVEN S. NELSON. $125.00 Recorder of Los Angeles County on JUNE business name or names listed above Recorder of Los Angeles County on JULY County Recorder of Los Angeles County This statement was filed with the County 7, 2017. on: 06/2017. Signed: LAYMON 3, 2017. on JULY 5, 2017. Recorder of Los Angeles County on JUNE ABC NOTICES: NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement INTERNATIONAL LLC, CEO, THOMAS NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement 19, 2017. expires on JUNE 7, 2022. A new Fictitious A LAYMON. This statement was filed expires on JULY 3, 2022. A new Fictitious expires on JULY 5, 2022. A new Fictitious NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement $125.00 Business Name Statement must be filed with the County Recorder of Los Angeles Business Name Statement must be filed Business Name Statement must be filed expires on JUNE 19, 2022. A new DBA prior to JUNE 7, 2022. The filing of this County on JUNE 22, 2017. prior to JULY 3, 2022. The filing of this prior to JULY 5, 2022. The filing of this Fictitious Business Name Statement must statement does not of itself authorize the NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement statement does not of itself authorize the statement does not of itself authorize the be filed prior to JUNE 19, 2022. 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