The El Segundo High Class of 2017: Highlights from Graduation Day Photos by Gregg Mcmullin

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Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 106, No. 24 - June 15, 2017 Congratulations, El Segundo Inside High School Class of 2017! This Issue Certified & Licensed Professionals...... 16

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Memorials...... 3 In that pivotal moment from last Thursday’s ceremony, seniors from El Segundo High School’s Class of 2017 flung their caps in the air in celebration of completing their time on campus. Photo by Gregg McMullin. • Pets...... 17 Library Kicks Off Summer Programs, Real Estate...... 10-13,18-20 Looks to Enhance Technology By Brian Simon Trivia, and an end party that includes pizza of attendees from all over the Southland. Sports...... 5,8 On the heels of this past Sunday’s well- and a movie,” said Senior Librarian Julie Todd. The library also hosts ongoing computer attended Author Fair, the El Segundo Public “Adults can also earn prizes for their reading classes, with upcoming topics covering Word Library is gearing up for a busy season. achievements.” This year’s theme is “Wish and Excel 2013, email attachments, photo ba- Registration for the 2017 Summer Reading You Were Here. Rest. Relaxation. Read.” sics, and android phone/tablet basics. Summer Program, entitled “Reading By Design,” Another notable upcoming event will take Drop-In Programs include a six-part series began on June 9 and will run through place on Wednesday, June 28 when author featuring hands-on crafts and presentations. August. The kick-off event, featuring One Gwendolyn Womack makes an appearance This summer, Sally and Laurence Martin of World Rhythm, takes place today (June 15) for the Evening Book Club to discuss her Studio Antiques will discuss the How-Tos of at 3 p.m. in Library Park. There will also novel The Fortune Teller. Womack was also Antiques and Collecting. Weekend be optional weekly activities at the library one of the fiction panelists who took part in The library will also feature artist Chrystal and a finale party in August. Children who the Author Fair, which featured the theme McConnell for this evening’s Art Walk with Forecast participate in the program earn grab bags “Images of the Past Become Stories of the a special reception between 5 and 9 p.m. Her containing incentive prizes when they read Future” in connection with El Segundo’s interactive installation “The Gilded Cage” for fun in the summer. According to research Centennial. This year saw in expansion from will transform the library’s technology room through Dominican University, students the usual two to four panels, adding an extra into a “library-within-a-library.” who take part in summer reading programs hour to the popular event that draw hundreds See Technology, page 14 Friday scored higher on reading achievement tests at the beginning of the following school year Sunny compared to those who didn’t. Last year, 693 School Board Approves Selection 73˚/62˚ children registered for El Segundo’s Summer Reading Program. The library also offers a Read-To-Me of New High School Principal program for children not yet reading inde- By Duane Plank School District (ESUSD) Superintendent pendently, as well as a Teen Club Summer Four days after the graduation ceremony, Melissa Moore and staff--a choice that was Saturday Program for kids in grades six to 12 that the El Segundo School Board continued to ratified by the Board. “I look forward to begins on June 20. Due to popular demand, gear up for the 2017-18 school year by ap- working with the high school and district Sunny the library extended the date to pick up grab proving the selection of current Beverly Hills staff, along with the El Segundo commu- 73˚/63˚ bags another three weeks to August 26. High School Chief Academic Officer Jennifer nity to continue El Segundo High School’s Participation is free, though children under Tedford as the new principal at El Segundo tradition of excellence.” eight must be accompanied by an adults. High School. Tedford is set to replace outgo- Board President Bill Watkins expressed Speaking of adults, the library’s Adult ing principal Jaime Mancilla, who resigned his pleasure with the selection of Tedford, Summer Reading Program debuted last year, earlier this spring to take a position with commenting that “we are honored to have Sunday with 46 participants on hand for the kick-off the Rancho Palos Verdes Unified School Dr. Tedford join our administration. Her Sunny event and 67 who eventually signed up. The District as an intermediate school principal. background as a teacher and her knowledge successful numbers prompted a second year, In an email sent prior to Tuesday’s mara- of education will benefit all of our students 74˚/64˚ with a timeline mirroring that of the youth thon meeting, Tedford, who attended the at ESHS.” program. “We will be offering various pro- nearly three-and-a half-hour session with Moore said that Tedford, who was an grams along with the Adult Summer Reading her husband, wrote that she was “honored” English teacher for 13 years, was eminently Program, including two Beach Blanket Book to be the selection by El Segundo Unified See School Board, page 14 Talks in Library Park, a Kick-Off Tea and Page 2 June 15, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD El Segundo Art Walk Third Annual: Thursday, June 15 Photo Highlights from the First Two El Segundo Art Walk Events in 2015 and 2016. Photo Credit: One Ninth Media

The Self-Guided Public Art visitors are encouraged to arrive early and Headquarters is open from 5-9 p.m. Exhibit at the Masonic Center located at 520 Experience with Over 40 Artists stroll through the different exhibitions and 40+ Artists Include: Shane Heath, Chance Main Street. in 35 Downtown Venues and pop-up galleries throughout the thriving Cooper, Holly Socrates, Carrie Dietz Brown, About ESAW: The El Segundo Art Walk is Hundreds of Attendees community. Paul Roustan, Scott McFarlane, Dane Capo, an organization that supports local community Presented by HazAwayToday Start your evening at the ESAW Dani Brubaker, and many more. economic development through a variety of On the third Thursday in June, July and Headquarters (305 Richmond Street), the 35+ Venues Include: 305 Richmond (HQ), programs, which includes the self-guided August from 5-9 p.m., art enthusiasts and visitor center for the Art Walk. Visitors can Smoky Hollow Studios, Unita, Copper Willow “Art Walk” on the third Thursday of each community members celebrate their love of pick up maps, view and purchase art from Studios, ESMoA, Brewport, Masonic Center, month. Its mission is to improve the local art in the ever-evolving Smoky Hollow and uniquely curated exhibitions featuring local Design Twins, Big Door, Create & Express, community, to inspire culture and to create Downtown neighborhoods of El Segundo. artists, sample beer from El Segundo’s own El Cuervo and many more. economic opportunities for artists, galleries, With many of the Art Walk activities Rob Rubens Distillery and enjoy music from Masonic Center: El Segundo High School small businesses, and youth through our local taking place on Main and Franklin streets, Sweet Beats LA. The El Segundo Art Walk students will take part in a special Teen Work programs. • EL SEGUNDO HERALD June 15, 2017 Page 3 Letters Memorial Doesn’t Agree With Article it, and if possible forward it to Mr. McCarty After reading an article In the Herald this as well. This article at least discusses both Gerald Eugene Trainor morning written by Rob McCarthy I was sides of the issue. – Jim deCordova December 1950 - June 2016 incensed. This person to my knowledge has Wants Lakes to Stay no scientific credentials, nor is he recognized I’m a 30-year resident of El Segundo and We all Love you, Gemma, Leroy, Kathryn. by any scientific organization. His article an avid fan of The Lakes golf course and “Called to Change with the Climate” has no driving range. I watched The Planning Com- cited scientific basis. He makes wild state- mission meeting on June 8, 2017 and want ments eg: The earth’s temperature will rise to say that I really appreciate Chevron’s rep- Gary Wallace five degrees by 2050, among many, many resentatives comments on the importance of Gary Wallace, other statements. He cites no scientific data maintaining our values in keeping the open El Segundo founding to support his wild claims. I feel this is ex- air family oriented practice range instead of family resident who tremely bad judgment, and inflammatory on an alcohol, party based facility. Who knows loved this town, will the part of the Herald to publish this rot. At where Centrical will take that property when be remembered at St. a minimum I would expect you to at least Top Golf is gone in seven years? Michael the Archangel validate these claims with source data. His Let’s support Chevron in making sure that Episcopal Church on article should have started with “Once upon a any use of the land they are relinquishing is June 22nd, 2017 at time” I am forwarding an article written by Roy used for growing wholesome family activities 3:30PM. Spencer Ph.D a former NASA Scientist and in our community. Climatologist. It is titled Global Warming for Please Save The Lakes! Dummies. I would request your publisher read – Claudia Solberg Calendar of Events Deadline for Calendar items is the prior TUESDAY, JUNE 20 Thursday by noon. Calendar items are $1 • City Council Meeting, 7:00 PM., City Hall, School Spotlight per word. Email listings to marketing@ 350 Main Street, Call: 310-524-2306. heraldpublications.com. We take Visa and • El Segundo Kiwanis Club Meeting, 12:10 MasterCard. PM., The Lakes at El Segundo, 400 S. THURSDAY, JUNE 15 Sepulveda Blvd., Contact: elsegundoki- Wiseburn School Board Approves • El Segundo Farmers’ Market, 3:00 PM. wanis.org. – 7:00 PM., located on Main Street, Down- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 New Peter Burnett Principal town El Segundo. • Bowling, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM, 50 Plus, • El Segundo Art Walk, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM., Senior Club of El Segundo, Gable House By Duane Plank start her new position in Wiseburn on July 1. Downtown El Segundo, Live Music, Art, Bowl, 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, As the calendar turned to June in the Jones had worked as a reading specialist Food & Fun. Cost: $8.00 for 3 games, Call Joyce at: Wiseburn Unified School District (WUSD), in the El Segundo Unified School District FRIDAY, JUNE 16 310-322-7621. administrators and School Board members from 2000-2003 and then went to Tokyo to • Bingo, 1:00 PM. - 3:00 PM., 50 Plus, $3.00 THURSDAY, JUNE 22 were tasked with filling two open elementary teach internationally for four years, returning minimum, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 • El Segundo Farmers’ Market: Comic school principal positions for the upcoming to the states to work as the reading specialist Sheldon St., Call Helen at: 310-416-9181. Market, 3:00 PM. – 7:00 PM., Dress like 2017-18 school year. Now their task is cut in at Center Street in 2007. She ascended to the SATURDAY, JUNE 17 a superhero for prizes and make comic half, when at last Thursday evening’s School assistant principal position four years ago. • THE LADD MCINTOSH SWING books, located on Main Street, Downtown Board meeting, the members unanimously Jones, who attended the Thursday evening ORCHESTRA – for your listening and El Segundo. approved the selection of Kim Jones to take meeting, was asked to stand up and introduce dancing pleasure, 2:00 PM. – 5:00 PM., FRIDAY, JUNE 23 over the reins as the new principal at Peter herself. She said, “I don’t have a polished $15.00 tax deductible admission, Morning- • Bingo, 1:00 PM. - 3:00 PM., 50 Plus, $3.00 Burnett Elementary. presentation, but I would like to thank you side United Church, 8722 Crenshaw Blvd., minimum, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 With current principal Laura Sullivan sub- for the confidence that you have in me.” Inglewood, CA 90305, Call: 562-762-6441 Sheldon St., Call Helen at: 310-416-9181 mitting her resignation earlier this year, Burnett In an email sent prior to the meeting, Jones or go to: www.dolocokerjazz.org. SATURDAY, JUNE 24 became one of the two District elementary wrote, “I am thrilled to join the WUSD! Be- • Saturday Night Dance, 7:00 PM. – 9:45 • Sex Trafficking Forum hosted by Ingle- schools searching for a new principal. Juan ing both a member of this community and PM., Cost: $3.00 Per Person, Adults wood Rotary Club, 9:00 AM. – 12:00 PM., Cabrillo Elementary principal Margaret Lynch a parent of a child in the Wiseburn schools, of all Ages Welcome, Senior Club of 324 E. Queen St., Inglewood. Please RSVP had also submitted her retirement paperwork. I see firsthand the commitment to student El Segundo, 339 Sheldon St., Call: 310- to: Dexter Hall at 925-519-2964. One of the principal slots was filled last success and achievement that teachers, 524-2705. • Saturday Night Dance, 7:00 PM. – 9:45 Thursday evening when Jones was selected parents and District administrators provide SUNDAY, JUNE 18 PM., Cost: $3.00 Per Person, Adults of all to the top post at Burnett. Jones, who is our children each day. I am looking forward • Bridge & Pinochle Groups, 11:30 AM. – Ages Welcome, Senior Club of El Segun- currently serving as the assistant principal at to continuing the tradition of excellence 3:45 PM, Senor Club of El Segundo, 339 do, 339 Sheldon St., Call: 310-524-2705. Center Street Elementary in El Segundo, will See Wiseburn, page 15 Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. SUNDAY, JUNE 25 • Centennial Summer Concert Series #1 at • Bridge & Pinochle Groups, 11:30 AM. – Library Park, 4:00 PM., Era: The 50’s - 3:45 PM, Senor Club of El Segundo, 339 The Wonderelles, Food Trucks, Music & Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. Davis & DeRosa Physical Therapy, Inc. Activities. 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Inconsistent Dodgers Clearing Out the Notebook Finding Success in NL West as Sports Seasons Wrap Up

By Adam Serrao in the Dodger lineup have been tearing the By Gregg McMullin for the Cornbelters. He has struck out 22 Outside of Clayton Kershaw, there has seams off of the ball this season. To begin It’s that time of year when sports in town is batters in 16 innings with a fastball in the been almost nothing consistent about the Los the month of June, the offense as a whole winding down for the summer. So it’s a good 94-95 mph range. Angeles Dodgers other than the team’s ability failed to score more than two runs in six time to clear out the notebook of items that Nigel’s younger brother Lars had an out- to stay in contention in the National League out of seven games during a slump in which were shoved aside for a later date or time to standing season at USC. The multi-versatile West. Manager Dave Roberts has done his the Dodgers lost five of seven games while update the community on the current status sophomore played centerfield and first base best to maneuver around injuries and poor Turner was out. They were also shut out twice on some of our athletes around town. for the Trojans. Lars, who was the South Bay play at times to put together a successful during a month of June in which the team Athletes in the News pitching rotation, bullpen and starting lineup has been among the worst offenses in the The Nootbaar brothers, Nigel and Lars, that have kept the Dodgers hovering near 15 league. During the month of May, the team are continuing their baseball dreams. Nigel, games over .500. Los Angeles’s ability to make was among the best in the league at hitting. who was the South Bay Player of the Year the postseason has never really been in doubt, Dating back to last Sunday, the only player in 2010, is currently playing for the Normal but do the Dodgers have enough offense and on the entire roster with a batting average Cornbelters in the Frontier League. Nigel starting pitching to win when October rolls over .300 was Turner. Chris Taylor was close keeps alive a streak like no other community around and games start to mean the most? at .296 and has certainly done his part to in America can claim. Fifty-four former Eagles As of last week, the Dodgers’ starting inject some life into the batting order. Cody have played professional baseball since 1960, pitching rotation ranked second in all of Bellinger has shown the ability to launch the including Nigel Nootbaar. For 57 consecu- baseball in combined ERA. A collective 3.48 ball out of the park, especially lately, but tive years, a former Eagle has played at the ERA has the Dodgers sitting just in front was still only batting in the high .240s as professional level. of the St. Louis Cardinals at over a third of last weekend despite his amazing display But to further the streak to go back to of the way through the regular season--but of power. That’s where you’ll also find the 1933, you have to include George Myatt. He other than Kershaw, who can the Dodgers likes of Yasiel Puig (.234 as of last week), signed with the St. Louis Browns that sum- really rely on? Rich Hill has been in and out Adrian Gonzalez (.255 as of last week), and mer and was sent to San Antonio in the Texas of the lineup with blister problems and has the newly acquired Logan Forsythe (.196 as League (Class A). He went on to play in the been inconsistent. Kenta Maeda has been of last week), just to name a few. Once they Major Leagues for seven seasons, two with sent to the bullpen because of ineffective- get past Turner, there simply doesn’t seem the New York Giants (1939-1940) and five ness and Hyun-Jin Ryu can’t get through a to be much in the lineup to fear for an op- with the Washington Senators (1943-1947). game without seemingly giving up at least posing pitching staff. Myatt was a player-manager for two years Seems like yesterday that Nigel Nootbaar led his Little League four runs. Scott Kazmir is an afterthought at As Turner goes, so does the batting order. in the minors--1948 and 1949--and in 1950 team to victory. He’s now playing professional baseball. this point, until he proves he can stay healthy “You realize how valuable he is as a player, returned to the Major Leagues as a coach with Player of the Year in 2015, was named to the and compete against major league hitters. in the clubhouse and on the field, and to get Washington. He totaled 23 seasons in that All-Pac-12 team. Lars hit .313 on the year and That leaves Alex Wood, who is having a him back is going to be a huge lift,” Roberts role, serving also with the White Sox, Cubs, led the team with seven home runs. His .419 great season, and Brandon McCarthy as the explained. “It sort of will allow guys to hit in Braves, Tigers and Phillies. The baseball career on-base percentage and .519 slugging percent- only two somewhat reliable pitchers behind their place in the order and just add length to of George “Mercury-Foghorn-Stud” Myatt age also led the Trojans. He had 34 RBIs and Kershaw who are getting the job done. our lineup.” Length has been something that ended in 1972 after 39 years. 62 hits while also drawing 34 walks, which Despite the lack of big names, the Dodg- the Dodger lineup has been in desperate need Nigel Nootbaar comes out of the bullpen See Wrap Up, page 8 ers have somehow been able to limit their of lately. When going up against other elite opponents to very few runs. Roberts credits pitchers and teams from the National League, competition amongst some of the pitchers as a like the Washington Nationals for instance, main factor in the staff’s success. “Competition the Dodgers have struggled mightily. In eight is always a good thing,” he explained. “When games before Turner’s return to the lineup you have very good starting pitchers--and (three of which were against Washington), we decided to go with a five-man rotation, the Dodgers batted .166 as a team and .113 which makes sense. There’s going to be a with runners in scoring position while losing tough conversation with somebody.” That five of those eight games played. That was, tough conversation has already happened however, before a three-game set with the with both Ryu and Maeda, who are the only Cincinnati Reds that the Dodgers swept. The pitchers on the staff with ERAs over 4.00. Reds sure have their own way of helping an In all, seven pitchers have made at least offense get back on track. five starts for the Dodgers this year. When Despite their inconsistencies, L.A. still has the playoffs arrive, Los Angeles will only a better record now than the team that made need one to rely on, other than Kershaw, to an appearance in the NLCS did at the same strike fear into an opposing lineup. Right point of the season last year. The Dodgers now, it’s hard to tell if that one is currently may be inconsistent and sporadic at times, on the roster. but they are certainly getting the job done Speaking of striking fear into opponents, and winning the games that they should be the Dodgers’ offense has struggled to do so winning. Any possible addition to bolster lately, specifically with Justin Turner out of the pitching rotation and the starting lineup, Lars Nootbaar, seen here in the Babe Ruth World Series in 2012, led USC in numerous hitting categories and was selected to the the lineup. Turner has since returned from however, will certainly be welcomed and All-Pac-12 team. injury and in doing so, immediately injected may even be the difference between simply energy into his teammates on offense. “It making it back into the playoffs and what seems J.T. is the glue to our offense and could finally be an appearance in the World clubhouse,” Roberts admitted of his third Series for the first time since 1988. I live FREE baseman. Other than Turner, not many players – [email protected] Saving a life SHIPPING!

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How to Surprise a Dad by Jean Reagan and Illustrated by Lee Wildish. Katrena Woodson. LA Film Festival Lighted Sign, Courtesy of Film Independent people, grew to see another side of the rap Anything, which features longtime character music scene in 2015’s summer breakout hit actor John Carroll Lynch (The Founder, Fargo) Sunday June18 Straight Outta Compton, which cinematized in a rare leading role. Lynch’s protagonist, an untold story about this pivotal moment in named Early Landry of all things, moves art, culture, politics and music. One of the in with his sister after losing his wife and major artists of this late ‘80s–early ‘90s-era finds himself attracted to her neighbor, LA rap scene was Warren G. The documen- Freda. While we can imagine what sort of tary G-Funk chronicles the music’s rise and complications can arise from this synopsis, friendship between Warren, Nate Dogg and I’m sure that there’s much more ahead for Snoop Dogg as they create the essential style this film, playing on June 17 of West Coast hip-hop. What’s more, the film The second part of “Anything “is the fes- was directed, shot and edited by Chapman tival itself. LAFF is an amazing event for University (from where Cinemacy’s staff discovering hidden gems. I saw my favorite writers hail) graduates. G-Funk screens at film of 2015,Victoria , by complete chance the Theatre at the Ace Hotel on June 16, and without knowing anything beforehand and it will be followed by a live performance by is still a film I frequently mention today. This none other than Warren G himself. atmosphere of unknown excitement is what Nelson’s pick: Monkey Business: attracts me more than any specific title. You’ll The Adventures of Curious be in good hands with almost “Anything George’s Creators “you see, so take this as a chance to seek From all of us at Dare I say I’m curious to see how this out new, independent films! film is? Unbeknownst to me, the creators of To see all the latest lineup announcements, Herald Publications the timeless children’s storybook character including pass, ticket and event information, Curious George escaped Nazi Germany in visit tickets.lafilmfestival.com. • EL SEGUNDO HERALD June 15, 2017 Page 7 Crispy Garlic Chicken VALENTINO S Chopped Salad Pizza, Pasta & More “A Taste of Brooklyn”

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Season • 2 large boneless, • 3 cups chopped romaine lettuce with 1/4 teaspoon each kosher salt, freshly ground black pepper and cayenne. skinless chicken breasts • 2 cups chopped radicchio 4. Combine romaine, radicchio, cabbage, grapes, celery and mint in a large bowl. • 3/4 teaspoon kosher Chop the chicken and add to the bowl along with the dressing. Toss to mix and • 2 cups chopped green cabbage salt, divided serve sprinkled with the crispy garlic. • 2 cups halved California grapes • 3/4 teaspoon ground • 1 cup thinly sliced celery Nutritional analysis per serving: Calories 360; Protein 22 g; Carbohydrate 25 g; Fat 21 g (50% black pepper, divided Calories from Fat); 2.5 g Saturated Fat (6% Calories from Saturated Fat); Cholesterol 60 mg; • 1/4 cup roughly chopped mint Sodium 290 mg; Fiber 4 g. Politically Speaking One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion Never Condone Censorship–Just Let it Go, Let it Go! Comey, Deal With the Consequences Trump and Climate Change By Cristian Vasquez In other instances the speech is so vile, By Duane Plank since President Donald Trump acted. It’s not popular to defend a person(s) whose hateful and repetitive that the messenger What a politically charged week we As far back as 1895, according to the always speech is filled with hate. For the majority of becomes branded by the sickness of their witnessed, topped by nearly three hours accurate Internet, the esteemed New York Times decent Americans, it is difficult to listen to words. For instance, Neo-Nazi figurehead of riveting testimony in open session by posited that “Geologists Think the World May hate-mongers spew messages of intolerance Richard Spencer has made no effort to hide the canned ex-FBI Director James Comey. Be Frozen Up Again,” mentioning the obvi- with the intention to divide. However, these his feelings of superiority based on race. In Welcome to Trump’s World! ous, murderous impact of “perennial frost and orators of ignorance deserve the same First essence, the guy wants the United States It looks like the Comey/Trump stand-off will snow.” If the NYT screed was to be believed, Amendment protections that the Constitu- to be a white-ethno nation and he used his come down to a “he said, he said,” steel cage match, extinct woolly mammoths would soon again tion grants us. The biggest mistake we can quasi-celebrity profile to share his message. In with Comey reporting that Trump asked him to roam the terra firma, supplanting all human make as a society that values free speech is April that message was taken to the Auburn “let it go” regarding investigating the already existence. Humanity was doomed! to censor expression of any kind. We must campus, where as a result protestors came out jettisoned national security advisor James Flynn. This opinion was printed post the great let the messenger fail, or succeed, based on and arrests were made. The irony in being Something else to “let go.” The alleged, im- American Industrial Revolution, a period gen- what they are delivering. arrested for practicing your First Amendment minent, catastrophic effects of global warming. erally bracketed from 1820-1870 and a time In today’s social media culture and 24- right in an effort to deny another that same Hopefully you will have the opportunity in which American industry ratcheted up hour news cycle, any incident is made into exact right seems to be lost on many. In any to read this, unless the icecaps have already the impact of 19th Century technology with “breaking news”--which is later followed case, censoring people like Spencer isn’t melted, the streets are awash with rotting fish railroads being built and steamboats cruising by two or three days of mindless coverage. going to kill their message of hate. Anyone because of rising water levels, and the ozone pristine US waterways. Tons of money was Plenty of times these incidents stem from willing to attend his rallies is not likely to has been pierced because of the tons of nasty made by prescient entrepreneurs, robber barons a “did you hear what so-and-so said?” or a be dissuaded by protestors. things that we continue to do to the environment. and other profit-mongers. Much like the very “look at what so-and-so tweeted” situation. These fringe Spencer supporters don’t rep- Folks became unhinged, all because Mr. smart folks looting the American economy Almost immediately we can see demands resent America and they don’t represent her Trump did what he said he was going to do, today, residing in Silicon Valley. for an apology by one side and messages of peoples’ values. They are merely a small group and hightailed the US of A out of the non- But the new modes of transportation did unwavering support by the other. Recently of people taking advantage of a spotlight being binding, symbolic Paris climate deal. A deal benefit the common man, allowing one to comedienne Kathy Griffin was the trigger shone on their message by those attempting that was never ratified by any legislative body, move about the country more expediently and for one of these social media/24-hour-news to censor their messenger. The reason people but rather executive-ordered by Mr. Obama- not be beholden to the vagaries of traveling cycle headaches when she posted a taste- like Spencer fail and stunts like Griffin’s fall -one of the many executive orders that he what is presumed to have been a miserable less and violent image involving President on their face is because what they are giving signed during his tenure in the West Wing. cross-country trip through Indian country in Trump. While her attempt to be politically us is hollow. Our freedom of speech comes The mainstream media and “sky is fall- a state-of-the-art, covered wagon. Or, if you enlightening lacked effectiveness and taste, with consequences and in Griffin’s case the ing” folks have been decrying the debatable decided to travel via waterways, hope to catch we should defend her right to portray such backlash has affected her bank account. In alternative fact that the planet is in danger a ride on a skiff piloted by Huckleberry Finn. grotesque images--but let her deal with the Spencer’s case, he was recently kicked out of imploding because of global warming. Or These new modes of transportation may not consequences. Since that infamous picture, of a D.C. area gym that refused to have a global freezing. Take your pick. We as hu- have been environmentally friendly, bellowing Griffin has lost endorsement money and was hatemonger among its patrons. Instead of man beings, who have definitely added to the who knows what into the sky, as they moved canceled from several performances, includ- censoring speech, we should be mindful degradation of our environment, seem hosed their customers, and their wares, to and fro. ing the New Year’s Eve program with CNN and respectful of each other. It may result either way, according to the climate alarmists, But that is, and was, the price of progress. host Anderson Cooper. in everyone getting along better. • who have been in full meltdown mode ever Let it go, climate change scaredy cats. • Page 8 June 15, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

Wrap Up from page 5 was fourth best in the Pac-12. Lars’ defense each caught long fly balls for the Red Team. Are You Ready for Some The frosh/soph girls won Ocean League Finals was pretty solid, leading the team in fielding Jake Palmer scored for the Blue team, while Football? and the “traveling plaque” that goes to the with a .997 fielding percentage and committing Spencer Palmer walked and doubled off the Summer Football Camp for the high school winning team for the year. Freshman Arend just one error in 286 chances. centerfield fence. Nico Celestial was injured started Tuesday from 7-9 a.m. on the practice Verfaillie set three frosh/soph boys distance McCall James, arguably one of El Segundo’s earlier before the game and was limited. field. Saturday marks the first passing tour- records—two of which were set by Gavin former top softball players, is continuing her Babe Ruth Season Winds Down nament of the summer played at El Camino Glynn when he was a freshman. mark at the collegiate level. The former four- The Beavers are gunning for their second College. There will be a seven on seven and Alumni News year Eagle standout is pitching for University straight league title. After winning the first two lineman competition. In alumni news, Portland Pilot senior and of Santa Clara. She pitched a two-hit shutout rounds of league play, they were in control of If We Only Had the Money 2013 Eagle alum Anna Farello competed in against LMU this year in conference and was sweeping all three rounds until the Seals held Michael Jordan’s game-worn and dual-signed her last NCAA DI West Regional Champion- named to the Honorable Mention WCC All them off 8-5. The Seals needed to win one Converse shoes from the 1984 Olympics’ gold ships at the University of Texas in Austin in Conference this season. McCall repeated her of two remaining games this week to force a medal-winning game against Spain closed at the 5,000 meters as well as 10,000 meters. She selection to the All-Academic WCC team playoff with the Beavers on Saturday. auction for $190,373 to shatter the previous was ranked 45th in the 5,000 and 12th in the majoring in Economics. Youth Lacrosse Update record of $104,765 for game-worn shoes. 10,000 (33:44.75) in NCAA Division I. Little League News The Eagles U9 lacrosse team went 5-0 in The historic Jordan sneakers are the last pair Near the end of June, El Segundo High alum Xavier Rice (Angels) won the 2017 Home winning the prestigious Battle of L.A. tourna- he ever wore in amateur competition and Allison Reaser will compete in her seventh Run Derby, outslugging runner up Lucas ment against some of the best youth teams from represent perhaps his crowning achievement consecutive USA Track and Field Senior Bonham (Orioles) in a tiebreaker. Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. They did before turning pro. Outdoor Championships in the Heptathlon in Baseball Team Had Seven All- it with an impressive offense that produced 65 Also at auction was the headline-grabbing Sacramento. She hopes to make the US team Stars goals and with a defense that saw only nine sale of a 1909-11 Honus Wagner T206 baseball for the World Championships in London. The CJ Shevlin, Spencer Long, Spencer Palmer, goals scored against them. card for $609,294. One of the most sought- 2011 alum Austin Van Biezen has had a Kobe Estrada, Sean Emery, Nico Celestial and This victory caps off an impressive unde- after baseball cards is being referred to as “The phenomenal Road Racing season. In 2017, Jake Palmer all played in the South Bay All feated season for the U9 team in the youth Original Wagner” based on the fact that it was he’s already run six 5Ks, one 10-miler and Star game. Each played important roles. Long LAYYL Spring league. For more information the first of its kind to be featured in mainstream a half-marathon. He won the Redondo Super started for his team and struck out the side in about joining Gundo Eagles youth lacrosse, media (Newark Evening News) in 1930. Bowl 5K. He took second at the El Segundo the second inning. Shevlin played a flawless please contact Coach Brooks Roscoe at brooks. Track and Field News Run for Education this year and sits at number shortstop, while Sean Emery and Kobe Estrada [email protected]. Two notable achievements stand out in 2017. five all-time in our hometown race. •

The 9U El Segundo Lacrosse team pose after sweeping through their tournament. Front Row L-R, Austin Lee, Joaquin Wagner-Bagues, Ryan Wiacek, Jack McCaulley. Second Row L-R, Colin Engelhardt, Max Keldorf, Ford Waldman, Luka Pavlovic, Matias Arauz, Calvin Meyer, Will Collard. Third Row L-R, Dominic Perfetti. Coach Brooks Roscoe, Coach John Lang. Check It Out from page 6 his dad is a superhero. If that doesn’t just a skateboard and his tattooed forearms. The scream Happy Father’s Day, I don’t know kid imagines his dad with an orange Mohawk what does. The kid describes how his dad and riding a motorcycle in the past. Now, his makes everything fun and is always there dad has black hair that is conservatively cut for him. Perhaps the sweetest moment is and he is folding laundry and vacuuming. when the dad comes to rescue the kid from However at the end of a great day, the kid a noise in the night. The kid calls his dad admits that maybe his dad is still a tiny bit a superhero and the dad says that he isn’t a cool. This book is a quirky and fun read, superhero but that he knows one… his son. perfect for six- to nine-year-olds. Even though the Knapman rhythm stumbles The El Segundo Public Library offers at times, it is still a very sweet and cute access to its collection of titles in a variety book that readers the ages four to eight are of formats, including traditional hardback, sure to enjoy. e-books and books on CD. To check out The last book for this week is My Dad How to Surprise a Dad by Jean Reagan Used to Be So Cool by Keith Negley. This is and illustrated by Lee Wildish, Superhero the follow-up to Negley’s Tough Guys (Have Dad by Timothy Knapman, and My Dad Feelings Too) and in both books subtext plays Used to Be so Cool by Keith Negley or any a large role. The child in this book suspects other title on your to-read list, please visit that his dad was cool, but “something must the library to apply for your library card, have happened…” We see evidence of the or please contact the reference staff for dad’s coolness including an electric guitar, further assistance. • EL SEGUNDO HERALD June 15, 2017 Page 9 The El Segundo High Class of 2017: Highlights from Graduation Day Photos by Gregg McMullin

Asha Bouverat (left) and Abby Lormans (far right) with their favorite teacher Mr. David Reed. Spencer Palmer (center) is flanked by his sister Kassidy and his dad Bill.

Kacy McGonegle and her father John. Rory Cochrane is surrounded by two of his favorite women in his life.

Kristin Villanueva, who gave the Valedictorian’s speech is one ASB President Alexandra Nilsson. Seniors decorated their caps with their next school. Sean Emery was the CIF/Scholar Athlete. happy senior.

Todd Yeaton glows with confidence as he accepts his diploma. Seniors sing “I’ll Always Remember You”. Sarah Bergren is all smiles. Page 10 June 15, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

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School Board from front page qualified for her new position with 22 years upon what is best for students, and she makes policy on the doling-out of field time at District After the field allocation item was approved, of experience serving K-12 students. Dur- her decisions accordingly. ESUSD is a high- schools to youth sports teams. Members of the the Strikers and their supporters filed out of the ing a Beverly Hills High “validation” visit, achieving school district directly due to Marisa Strikers Soccer Club, who had appeared en room. Later in the meeting, Board Vice Presi- Moore and her ESUSD team met with nearly Janicek’s leadership and dedication.” masse at a Board meeting a couple of months dent Emilee Layne, ruminating on the budget 40 individuals who endorsed the selection of El Segundo High’s AVID presentation was ago, were again in attendance--packing the presentation, lamented that “now when I Tedford and cited their “admiration, respect next up. Gianna Summers, AVID’s coordinator, building and pleading their case for what, look out into the audience, we used to have and genuine fondness” for her. took the lead, introducing the campus’ assistant in their opinion, would be a more equitable a packed house when it came to how we The El Segundo Middle School principal principal Logan Fox, and four AVID students division of practice time on the soccer pitches schedule a field--but when it comes to these position is still open, with a new District who spoke about how they have benefited on District-owned turf. Their supporters spoke things [budget decisions], we just have our administrative position also recently opening from the program. Advancement Via Individual for their 30-minute allotted time, after which administrators here.” up. Kim Jones, Center Street Elementary’s Determination is a global nonprofit organiza- the Board appoved the updated administrative During her report, Moore highlighted what assistant principal, has accepted the principal tion dedicated to closing the achievement regulation, including moving the threshold of she termed “significant work that the Board had position at Peter Burnett Elementary in the gap by preparing all students for college and residency to at least 50 percent, adding submis- accomplished” during the school year, includ- neighboring Wiseburn Unified School District. other postsecondary education. Summers listed sion of certified rosters, and altering the field ing closing escrow on the Imperial property In other action, the Board accepted a resolu- recent program successes and was followed to allocation timeframe from one year down to and stewarding a district in which 98.9 percent tion recommending that it invest $16 million the podium by students Reynaldo Silva, Kate a six-month period. of the high school seniors earned diplomas. • of the $22.6 million received last fall from the Rausch, Gabe Arguelles and Eva de la Cerda. sale of the deemed-surplus property located on Janicek then presented the Local Control East Imperial. The resolution is non-binding, Accountability Plan (LCAP), which is a critical Technology from front page but will be brought back to the Board as an part of the new Local Control Funding Formula As part of its long-range strategic plan, that, The Friends of the El Segundo Public action item on June 27. (LCFF). Each school district must engage par- the City provides monthly updates on key Library approved funds for new shelving for Tuesday’s agenda was heavy-weighted with ents, educators, employees and the community performance indicators (KPIs) across all the used book area that were installed this past seven special presentations. They included the to establish LCAP plans. Her PowerPoint plan departments as measuring components to January. During the same month, the El Se- recognition of an El Segundo Middle School delineated the relatively new accountability plan fulfill five main objectives. The library falls gundo Kiwanis Club donated STEM (Science, scholarship recipient; the upcoming retirement for state school districts, while bullet-pointing under the umbrella of the goal to “enhance Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) of a long-time District administrator; recogni- required state priorities and the timeline that customer service and engagement.” As part books, bookcases, beanbag chairs and rugs tion of another administrator for her recent is required, as well as District demographics, of the process staff began to compile monthly to each elementary school. Richmond Street accolades; an update on El Segundo High goals of the implementation of LCAP, and statistics on the number of library card hold- School created a STEM library within its School’s AVID program; another update on future actions that are on the table so that the ers, library visitors, number of circulation existing facility, while Center Street School the Local Control and Accountability Plan; and ESUSD fulfills all state requirements. of materials, and program attendance. The distributed the texts through classrooms, its a presentation by Susan Aceves, the District’s Aceves then briefed the Board on the pro- initial numbers were encouraging. Averaging library and literacy lab. The Friends also Chief Business Official, regarding the 2017-18 posed financial budget for the upcoming school out the months of February through April, reported $4,000 in donations from the Cathy budget. The Ed! Foundation also presented a year. The ESUSD continues to operate under there were 19,291 card holders—a reminder Teitelbaum (a longtime third grade teacher $1.3 million check to the District, the results a structural operating deficit and has the need that not all these individuals have to live in for El Segundo Unified School District who of fundraising efforts this past school year. Ed! to maintain higher “reserve” funds to mitigate El Segundo. Average monthly visits were passed away in 2015) memorial fund to stock has set as its goal a $1.5 million gift to the against possible one-time outlays such as lo- 14,673, with 13,915 materials circulated and books at the Richmond and Center libraries. District for the 2017-18 school year. cal disasters, and to protect against possible 440 attendees at the various events. While activities continue to ramp up at Middle School eighth grader Emily Bustrum declining enrollment, which would stifle the While the library continues to see steady the main library, the status of those in the received recognition from the Board as a re- amount of funds sent to the District. The visitors, the continuous growth of technol- school campuses may be in flux. El Segundo cipient of a California Association of World 175-page budget document is available online. ogy has changed the way that people use the Unified has long-range plans that may impact Schools scholarship. Noted El Segundo Middle Both the LCAP and the budget will likely be facility. For instance, El Segundo Library those facilities going forward, with informa- School’s outgoing principal Jack Plotkin: “Em- brought back for Board member approval at Board of Trustees President Penny Armstrong tion still pending. Also, staffing limitations ily truly is a model for what it means to be the June 27 meeting. recently reported that foot traffic at the refer- have forced classes to adjust library time an inquirer and thinker, and she elevates the Approving the selection of Tedford was the ence section is down considerably—which schedules accordingly. level of discourse in any classroom.” initial item on the consent agenda. Also ap- prompted the formation of a subcommittee With El Segundo’s Centennial, the library Retiring Director of Pupil Services Dale proved were monies for summer professional to research the prospects of replacing that remains a major hub for historical activities Lofgren was then recognized for his more development for District science and math upstairs area with a tech-friendly Wi-Fi zone and information this year. In time to celebrate than a decade of service to the District. Said teachers; agreements for Arena High gardening complete with charging stations, tables and the big milestone, Library Director Debra Lofgren: “Thank you, El Segundo, for 11 good and arts consultants, as well as a mobile music chairs where people can charge or download Brighton published a book Images of America: years. I am grateful that I have had a career provider; and permission for the El Segundo while not interfering with other patrons. The El Segundo described as a “photographic in public education--to be a part of a great High cross-country team to travel to Portland, City’s Technology Committee is looking into journey of El Segundo’s formation, and how system where regardless of a child’s internal/or Oregon in late September to participate in the costs and funding options. The City Council it grew and developed through the decades external challenges, students can find or work Nike Cross Country Invitational. will consider the request during its upcoming into the modern city it is today.” The library for bright futures often more than what they Action items quickly passed through included strategic planning sessions. “Patrons want also created 30 photo enlargements from the thought may have been possible.” an El Segundo Middle School Spanish for access to technology,” Armstrong said. city’s past to display at events and include Director of Educational Services Marisa Heritage Speakers course; a field trip to New Last summer’s strategic planning budget de- in a portable 20 x 30 tent. Old photos and Janicek was next recognized for her selection York in May of 2018 for the El Segundo High cisions reaped decided benefits for the library, other memorabilia can also be found in the as the Region 14 Central Office Administrator School Choir to attend and participate in the as the Council approved allocation for a full- library’s history room. “There’s a lot of excit- of the Year. Said Janicek: “This is an incredible Lincoln Center Festival; and an agreement to time position for a cataloguing and technology ing programs for all ages happening at our honor to achieve, but I truly believe it is not continue an association with the Cotsen Foun- assistant. As a result, Armstrong was pleased local library this summer and all year long,” mine alone. I work with an incredible team in dation and the District to “continue to provide to note that “we are no longer backlogged.” Brighton said. “And we always have plenty the ESUSD, and feel very fortunate to work instructional coaching” at the elementary schools Other key changes occurred last fall with of popular new books the whole family can with all of the amazing individuals every day.” to focus on the continued improvement for exterior painting and window replacement, enjoy in all your favorite formats: eBooks, Moore lauded Janicek’s accomplishments, mathematics teachers and students. as well as staff cleaning out shelves of 3,500 books on CD, and the other hand-held, ‘no nothing that “her compass remains pointed Not so quickly passed was an amended Board non-circulated books and videos. Just prior to charging required’ print copies.” • PUBLIC NOTICES

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Wiseburn from page 3 at Burnett Elementary and am excited to be attending Pepperdine, hoping to study as the climate change and global warming with Phase II at the high school. Phase II of join the WUSD family. I want to thank Dr. pre-med, and Jesri will be matriculating to debate “heats up” worldwide. The Dana the project, which includes the pool, gym and Johnstone and the Board of Education for UC Irvine. Balfour Beatty is the construction students then made a quick demonstration soccer field, is scheduled to be completed in this amazing opportunity.” company managing the new Wiseburn High to the Board of their presentation at the the spring of 2018. Superintendent Tom Johnstone, who is School project that will house the first day Herndon competition. Fiscal items that dotted the Action item looking forward to working with Jones, noted, of classes on August 22. Board members and administrators then agenda included the renewal of a contract “We believe our next choice for principal at Next up was a presentation about the shared their thoughts, with comments rang- with Frontline Technologies; an agreement Burnett is an outstanding match. Wiseburn prowess of District students within the STEM ing from the effective collaboration that is with Lenovo Financial Services for the leasing and El Segundo have been working together program. Superintendent Johnstone took a continuing with the Da Vinci School Board, of 160 laptops for teachers and other staff; a on a few critical initiatives, so Kim is well- moment to laud the work done by Dana which is a separate entity from the WUSD, memorandum of understanding (MOU) with versed in our programs and she will hit the Middle School’s Andy de Seriere, the Project and the synergy that has been achieved with the Lawndale Elementary School District for ground running.” Lead the Way (PLTW) teacher. El Segundo Unified as both entities look the upcoming school year; and the approval El Segundo Center Street principal Mar- Said Johnstone, alluding to the extra time forward to the spring opening of the new of an agreement with the Palos Verdes Pen- tha Monahan emailed that while the staff and effort put in by the Dana students to pool facility on Douglas Street. insula Unified School District for 2017-18 would miss the contributions of Jones, they excel in their schoolwork: “These kids spend Board member Roger Banuelos gave that provides support for beginning teachers “are excited to see that she has been given a lot more time at Dana Middle School than kudos to the outgoing principals. “I want in the WUSD. this opportunity to lead. Her knowledge of they do at home.” them to know how grateful I am for teach- Consent items revolved around District instruction and curriculum, coupled with her De Seriere reported the results of the re- ing our kids, and all of our students,” he personnel matters, including the acceptance commitment to the success of all students, cent 40th annual Robert H. Herndon Science said. Vice President JoAnne Kaneda noted of certificated and teaching resignations; will make Burnett an even stronger com- competition, sponsored by The Aerospace how appreciative all of the Board members approval of voluntary transfer and temporary munity of learners.” Corporation, in which Wiseburn students were about how the massive high school teacher issues; and resolutions honoring Three special presentations dotted the Benny Banuelos, Emma Martin, Austin Kehl, construction project was evolving on Douglas retiring WUSD employees Patricia Duncan, Thursday evening 65-minute meeting, crisply Xzavier Padilla, Maya Waller and Gabriella Street, and how they were all proud of the Jamie Ehring, Margaret Lawson and Dana run by Board President Israel Mora. Two Uribe captured second place in the event “opportunities to learn” that are available to O’Dell. representatives of Balfour Beatty presented where they showcased their experiment “ WUSD students. Today is the grade promotion for Dana $1,000 scholarship checks to graduating Dis- Warming Up to Solar Energy.” The PLTW The Action items quickly addressed involved students, who next will be attending high trict students Celine Casillas (Da Vinci Design) students used their garnered expertise to new school construction projects, with change school at the new facility on Douglas Street. and Malek Jesri (Da Vinci Communications) “increase photovoltaic efficiency”, which is orders for both Phase I and Phase II being The next regularly scheduled Board meeting to help continue their education. Casillas will a possible pathway to lowering temperatures tackled, including plumbing items dealing will take place on Thursday, June 22. •

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The winning entry of the 2017 Beauty and the Beach art contest was Katrina Bergado’s “Clean Ocean Equals Smiling Fishes.” Community members came out on June 3 to clean up the local coastline. Photos Provided by El Segundo Kiwanis.

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Cooper Percy We are looking for volunteers to help If you’re interested in Cooper, please email like this forever, but then our parents died that is friendly with strangers, housebroken, with our pet adoption fairs which are held [email protected] for more information. unexpectedly a few years ago. My brother, has had basic obedience training and has every Saturday at the Petco located at 537 “Hello, please let me introduce myself. who is now in his mid-twenties, took care the good manners to behave when left home N. Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach My name is Chevy and I’m a 16-year-old of me for a while…but as I aged, all of the alone, than you have found him! My name from noon-3: 30 p.m. If you are interested female Terrier mix. Yes, I said a 16-year-old- issues that come with aging began to occur. is Percy and I am a four-year old male and in volunteering and can commit to at least -and at my advanced age, I’m not looking I guess he couldn’t deal with my heart neutered Terrier mix. Did I mention that I’m one Saturday a month, please contact us at for a forever home. I’m looking at my last problems, limited vision, incontinence and only 20 pounds and cute as a button? If not, [email protected]. You can also visit all of our home. Back in 2001, I was rescued from an the fact that on bad days I’m disoriented I can assure you that I am. Due to a series Miniature Schnauzers & Friends rescues at animal shelter by the MSFR founders who and just wander around. Somehow I got of unhappy family events, I have had five the adoption fair or check out our website, found a loving family to adopt me. I had a out and animal control picked me up. Even different homes in the last two years and www.msfr.org. If you have any questions wonderful, happy life that even included a though I was micro-chipped, the chip was frankly, I’m really tired of moving. Although about a particular dog’s availability, you can human brother. I thought my life would be still registered to MSFR because my family these unfortunate circumstances failed to alter email us at [email protected]. Schnauzers! Bet never changed my registration. The shelter my cheerful and outgoing personality, I’m you can’t adopt just one! contacted MSFR and they were able to definitely looking for my forever home. I’d “They call me Cooper and I’m just a bit of track down my brother who no longer wants love to find a place with lots of activity so I a guy--only 12 pounds--so you might say I’m me. The shelter told MSFR that due to my don’t get bored. I’ll run with you, I’ll play in a “mini” Cooper. Actually, I am a three-year- advanced age and health issues, they deemed the yard--and older children are my favorites. old male Miniature [there’s that ‘mini’ again] me unadoptable. We all knew that meant I I’m considered to be calm and well-behaved Schnauzer/Poodle mix. Some folks would call would be euthanized, but MSFR just couldn’t indoors, but I do love to get my exercise in a me a Schnoodle. Kind of cute, huh? Well, let that happen. So hoping for miracle, they great yard. If properly introduced, I get along I was rescued from an LA county shelter rescued me and I’m now in hospice care and okay with other dogs--but I guess you could where I ended up after becoming lost while they tell me I will be taken care of while I say I’m a real people kind of pup.” on a walk. Apparently, if I had to guess based still have some quality of life. Even though Please note Percy is a courtesy listing on my appearance, I had been walking for a I’m a little love, I don’t know if anyone has and is located with his current owner in long time because I was quite the mess. No a heart big enough to adopt me. I’m in foster Redondo Beach. If interested in Percy, one could even determine what kind of dog care and I spend my days wandering around please contact Sherry at 949-300-0415 or I was until I was shaved and all of the mats with my doggie friend who keeps an eye on email [email protected]. • were removed. Then they discovered what me. If you can just find it in your heart to an awesome guy I am. I had my dental and help with my care by making even a small now it’s a toss-up whether it’s my gleaming donation, I would be so grateful for your smile or my handsome little face that will compassion and support.” Be kind. Save a life. win folks over. I’m very good-natured and If you’re interested in adopting or even I love to play--so if I’m what you’ve been helping Chevy, please email [email protected] Support animal rescue. looking for, let’s do a meet and greet at the for more information. MSFR adoptions.” Chevy “If you’re looking for a great little dog Happy Tails

Congratulations to Ferguson, our adorable two kids with whom Ferguson immediately Scottie/Schnauzer who was rescued a couple fell in love. The time he spent cuddling on of weeks ago, and his new family. His new their laps definitely sealed the deal. The icing family previously owned a Schnauzer and on the cake is that he also has a stay-at-home they had recently lost their Scottish Terrier mom, so this summer they’ll be having lots to cancer. When they met Ferguson, it was of fun adventures in Santa Monica. Wishing serendipity! His new family also consists of you all a lifetime of happiness! •

Have a fantastic time with your new family Ferguson! Page 18 June 15, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

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