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20 Pages Thursday, August 15, 2019 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Theatre Palisades Doles Pali Elementary Welcomes Back Out Annual Awards Longtime Principal Joan Ingle By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA By JENNIKA INGRAM Reporter Reporter alisades Charter Elementary his year’s production of Shake- School has welcomed back speare’s “Twelfth Night” swept PPrincipal Joan Ingle, after the de- Tthe floor at the Theatre Palisades parture of principal and longtime 2019 Annual Meeting and Awards community member Gary Saun- Show. ders. After a short cocktail mixer Ingle, who will be serving Sunday evening at Pierson Play- on an interim basis as the school house, members voted for their finds a permanent solution, will be new board before heading outside coming out of retirement to return to enjoy a buffet dinner. At 8 p.m., to the school she oversaw for 10 the annual meeting took place in- years. Joan Ingle when she first started at Pali Elementary side the theater, leading into the “Great leaders make great Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer live awards show, hosted by Mar- schools,” said Nick Melvoin, tha Hunter. District 4 representative of the volved, it’s really unlike any other “Twelfth Night” won two of Greg Abbott and Martha Hunter Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer LAUSD. “We are grateful to Prin- school that I have been to.” the top actor awards, with Philip cipal Ingle for helping to fill that Saunders, who will now be Bartolf and Rosie Mandel winning ents in a humorous scene from the The evening’s celebration also role while we engage the commu- serving as principal at the Por- Lead Actor and Lead Actress. Hol- upcoming production of “Steel had the honor of being the first to nity to find the best new leader for ter Ranch Community School, ly Sidell tied in the Lead Actress Magnolias,” performed by Gold- feature new carpeting in the lobby, Palisades Elementary.” leaves the school after two years category winning for “Write Me a stein, Hunter, Stephanie Stern, thanks to a donation by an anony- After receiving her bachelor’s at the helm and was welcomed Murder.” Charmaine Glennon, Sherry Coon mous donor. degree from California State Uni- to his new home by the Porter It was a poignant moment and Wendy Taubin, and finished Theatre Palisades plans to con- versity, Northridge, Ingle went on Ranch Neighborhood Council on when Sidell thanked members for with a playful song from “Nun- tinue its focus toward more female to earn two master’s degrees in Wednesday, August 14. her warm reception back to the the- sense,” performed by Mary All- playwrights and talent for the 2019 special education and administra- He was often seen through- ater after battling cancer for more wright and Brian Murphy. season, including the upcoming tion. out several Palisadian communi- than a year. Scenes from upcoming produc- performance of “Mousetrap” Ag- Prior to her career at Pali El- ty events, including Read Across Manfred Hofer for “Parfum- tions were sprinkled throughout the atha Christie, which opens August ementary, she worked as an assis- America Day, the Jumping for erie” and Bartolf for “Clybourne night, including “Wait Until Dark” 30 and runs to October 6. tant principal for Westwood Char- Health Fundraiser and the Pali Park” tied for the win in the Fea- with Sidell, Bartolf and Mitch For more photos, see Page 6. ter School and Roscomare School. Bee. Gary Saunders tured Actor category. Ray Wilson Feinstein, “Comedy of Tenors” “I love seeing [students] for “Twelfth Night” and Laura with Jeff DeWitt and Peter Miller, return year after year, even af- Goldstein for “Write Me A Mur- and “Harvey” with Nancy Hulli- ter they’ve moved on to middle der” won in the Supporting Actor han, Goldstein and Bob Grochau. school or high school,” said Ingle and Supporting Actress categories, Andy Frew gave a touching to the Post in a 2017 prior to her Five-Acre Fire Breaks respectively. tribute to beloved community departure. “They come back to Pearl Spring Voss won Cam- member Arnie Wishnick, who visit us smarter, taller and more eo Actress and Aaron Merkin won passed away earlier this year. excited. One of the best feelings is Out in The Highlands Cameo Actor, both for “Twelfth Technical awards were present- knowing that I’ve played a part in Night.” ed in the fields of costume, lighting, so many lives.” Sabrina Lloyd won the covet- graphic, set and sound design. June Ingle has been a Palisadian ed Direction award for “Twelfth Lissandrello won Costume Design since 1997 with her husband and Night.” The Production award went for “Parfumerie,” Wayne tied with children, who attended Paul Re- to Hunter and Sherman Wayne for Frans Klinkenberg for Lighting vere Charter Middle School and “Clybourne Park,” both of whom Design on “Write Me A Murder,” Palisades Charter High School. had the challenging task of replac- Joanne Reich won Graphic Design “One of the things that I ad- ing some key cast members only for “Twelfth Night,” Wayne won mire most about this community two weeks before showtime. Set Design for “Parfumerie,” and is the amount of love that people The evening’s performances Susan Stangl won Sound Design have for public education,” In- began by showcasing female tal- for “Write Me A Murder.” Holly Sidell gle said in 2017. “The parents of our children are so active and in- Palisades Village to brush fire broke out in The Highlands near the 17700 block of West Calle de Palermo on Tuesday afternoon, August 13, ANicholas Prange with Los Angeles Fire Department reported. Celebrate ‘Maisel Day’ The Palermo fire, which burned through five acres before it was extinguished, was first reported at 2:16 p.m. By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA event’s website reads. “Air and ground crews have knocked down most of the active Reporter Palisadian favorites, like Mc- flames in the brush fire that burned uphill and away from near- Connell’s Fine Ice Creams, will by homes,” LAFD said at 3:30 p.m. “Crews continue to work to alisadians will finally get the be offering 25 cent scoops of ice completely eliminate all hot spots in the area.” discounted prices they’ve cream, and Gornick & Drucker —SARAH SHMERLING and CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA P will be giving $3 haircuts. At The Draycott, visitors can find a $2 glass of champagne to go with a one-pound box of chocolates from See’s Candies for $1.50. A reuben sandwich at Hank’s will cost 85 cents, while movie tickets at the Bay Theatre will cost an unprecedented 51 cents. Other deals around Los Ange- les include 59 cent hot dogs at the famous Pink’s on La Brea Boule- vard and gas for 30 cents per gal- lon at the Chevron on Cloverfield in Santa Monica. “The Marvelous Mrs. Mai- sel,” a show based on the trial and error of a female comedian in the 1950s, is currently up for 20 Emmy nominations, including outstanding comedy series and Rachel Brosnahan for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series. The show is coming off of See’s Candies is one of the participating tenants. a winning streak in 2018 where it won six Emmys for Outstand- been asking for at Palisades Vil- plies last, as part of a citywide ing Comedy series, lead actress lage during a discount day cen- promotion for the show upon (Rachel Brosnahan), supporting tered around Amazon’s “The Mar- being nominated for 20 Emmy actress (Alex Borstein), casting velous Mrs. Maisel.” Awards. (Comedy Series), supporting ac- “Maisel Day” will be taking “Treat yourself to 1959 pric- tor (Tony Shalhoub) and guest over several of Caruso’s retail lo- ing at some of the most iconic actress (Jane Lynch) in a comedy Photos by Christian Monterrosa cations on August 15, while sup- retailers in Los Angeles,” the series. Page 2 Palisadian-Post August 15, 2019 WEB TALK This week’s hottest topics on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Palisadian-Post

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Lost Items My husband lost a gold ring with a center diamond that I recently gave him for our 50th David Oliver anniversary. It may have fallen So we won’t allow people in their cars but we are fine with them in off but I’m sure it’s in the Pali- tents up and down Lincoln Ave. sades, as we hadn’t been much Wendy Ridgway farther that day or a few days Portland is a hot mess. My former town, SCruz, offered some relief prior. We also lost our Tesla on the seaside outskirts, but became a hot mess. Get a grip on this w/ keys on Sunday between Char- “tiny houses”, maybe? Right away. Will be sad if I come to visit my birthplace& it’s heartbreaking mel and Palisades Presbyteri- an Church. If either are found, Izolina Simonis please email syljonboyd@ but they can live on the streets for as long as they want ... gmail.com. Vivian Valmana Rodriguez FINALLY!! Marvelous Shannon Mi Looking forward to the Mrs. Guess we would rather have people on the sidewalk in tents Maisel promotion this week at William Gonzalez Palisades Village — and be- Smh a fella just wanna snooze in his car ing able to afford dinner and Leave me be a movie without breaking the bank. Maybe they will like actually having people in their LETTERS TO stores and keep the prices. Do you know where the person in this photo is today? Contact [email protected]. THE EDITOR Temescal Driving down Temescal re- Back to School minds me of the classic Jap- It’s hard to believe that another summer break has come to a close— anese animation film where as your LA Unified Board member, I am excited to welcome all our the movie’s namesake Totoro families and staff back to an exciting new school year! grows a towering camphor tree This week marks the beginning of my third school year since being sworn in to represent your families and the Palisades school community. from a seedling in one night. Throughout my campaign and over the past two years, I have heard Fantasy? Maybe not? In Pa- from constituents like you that our district must increase innovation cific Palisades, we have tree and put your tax dollars back into classrooms so that all our schools can trunks which spring up from succeed. We have worked hard to do just that—and will continue to do the cement sidewalk overnight. this work and make progress for the Palisades public schools. A miracle! Or perhaps not. It Since I took office in 2017, we have invested more than $18 million in projects to benefit the Palisades school complex. This has included could be an impromptu silent a new maker space at Palisades Charter Elementary School to foster auction for cut tree trunks, with innovation and creativity in our students, a new building at Canyon zero as the top bid! Whichever, Charter Elementary School to replace the temporary bungalows, a new it is always interesting living in facilities project at Kenter Canyon Elementary to make much-needed our community. repairs and landscape upgrades, and more. We have also advocated for the acceleration of a critical heating upgrade at Palisades Charter High School. One hundred of our city’s pub- Covered lic schools will be over 100 years old next year, and we are investing Mr. Caruso has paper seat in the need to keep facilities up-to-date so that our students can thrive. covers that match exactly the We have also awarded multiple “bond grants” from our office to shape of the “necessaries.” fund projects in the Palisades community based on individual school Here are Casey Wolfson, Alana Mermel, Izzy Drake, Jamie Wolfson, Jesse Wolfson and Jackson Drake camping with the Post at input, including water bottle filling stations to increase sustainability, San Simeon State Park. No one else in town does it. It security systems to keep students safe and technology upgrades to pro- would be nice (and hygienic) if mote innovation in our schools. Want to see your photo in the Post? Take your Palisadian-Post on your next trip they did. We know that school needs vary and you can’t solve diverse issues (near or far) and email a photo to [email protected]. with one-size-fits-all solutions. Great public schools ensure students achieve their fullest potential, not only by providing great classroom Robert, Nichelle and Jason Toomire took a Flags teachers and principals, but also by engaging parents, families and com- hike to the Olivine Tide Pools in Maui, Hawaii. Loved seeing all the Ameri- munity partners to collectively move the school forward. can flags from the street lamps I’m looking forward to another year of spending time in schools, around Palisades Village for meeting with constituents and making progress for all of our students— in the Palisades and throughout LA Unified. Memorial Day and 4th of July Nick Melvoin week. It looked fantastic! Board of Education Don’t Just Read the Stories, Help Create the Stories Farmers Market Have a news tip? I miss the farmers market in A unique story idea about the Palisades town—Caruso, you promised ‘Where Do You Stand?’ community? A “wow” photo that’s worth 1,000 words? We want to hear from you. it would return. I understand The vitriol, narrative and behavior of the Democratic Party over the Contact the Post at [email protected] we need a new location, but horrific week that America bore witness to is abhorrent and atrocious, or call 310-454-1321. you should work with others and I am left aghast! A wild, sad week to say the least. to bring it back to the center of I was amazed that a traumatic ordeal was used by Democratic can- town. didates for political gain, political positioning and political fundraising. Former Representative Gabby Giffords, Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris offered their thoughts and prayers, but used the ordeal to fund- Palisadian-Post Apartments raise for the 2020 presidential election. 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Refreshments will be served in the lobby at 6:30 p.m. and a re- Jon and Chet Lappen ception will immediately follow the show at 8:30 p.m. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. —SARAH SHMERLING all of whom saw our home as a mecca of sorts,” the obituary read. Tim explained that growing The Village up, the doors were never locked and at that time, there were no fences around houses. Community Blood Drive Tim moved out of the house Corpus Christi Catholic Church will host a Community Blood in 1965, with his siblings, John, Drive on Sunday, August 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the gym, lo- Andrea and Sally, all leaving cated at 890 Toyopa Drive. within the same decade. Jon then To make an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org and enter converted one of the bedrooms sponsor code CorpusChristi or email [email protected] with into an art studio, where she could any questions. be found working in clay or cast- Those who donate blood through August 29 will receive a $5 ing bronze. gift card from Amazon. —JARED HAMM Throughout the course of their life together, Chet and Jon traveled the world and were active Palisades Village Jon Lappen Photos courtesy of Tim Lappen in many local events and groups. Jon served as president of the Los Back-to-School Market By SARAH SHMERLING ernment to avoid its destruction. “The area was very rural at that Angeles Municipal Arts Commis- Editor-in-Chief Mann, one of Europe’s cul- time and was replete with many sion in the early 1980s, a member On Saturday, August 17, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Palisades tural luminaries who fled the war- lemon orchards and our home had of Henri Temianka’s California Village will host a Back-to-School Market in The Park. The fam- hree-and-a-half months after torn continent during World War dozens of those trees.” Chamber Symphony Society, var- ily-friendly event will feature activities by Wild Child, along with celebrating her 100th birth- I and II, moved into the secluded Tim Lappen described his ious PTAs, and Scout and Blue- booths from brands, including mini mioche, Erewhon Market, Lit- Tday with four generations of fam- property with his wife, Katia, and mother to the Palisadian-Post as bird troops, to name a few. tle LAMMA, Petite ‘n Pretty, Yumi and more. ily members, Jon Leonard Irmas daughter, Erika, before leaving to “gracious, kind, loving, involved After Chet passed away in The event is free to attend and open to the public. (Tyroler) Lappen died on July avoid McCarthyism in 1952. and compassionate.” She was 2010, Jon moved into a retire- —JARED HAMM 25. Jon, with her husband Chet, “As both an artist and a pa- mostly a stay-at-home mother, ment home and they rented out were the last people to own Nobel tron of the arts, Mom was thrilled who raised four kids in their Pali- the house to a few families before Prize-winning novelist Thomas when she and Dad bought Thomas sades home. putting it on the market for $18 Pacific Palisades Mann’s house in The Riviera be- Mann’s home in Pacific Palisades “My main memory of my million in June 2016. fore selling it to the German gov- in 1952,” Jon’s obituary read. mom is the fact that she was a Germany purchased the Big Blue Bus Introduces Electric Bus kind and loving woman,” Tim 5,266-square-foot house, de- Big Blue Bus, which operates a route in the Palisades, is receiv- said. “Many people use the word signed by modernist architect J.R. ing its first-ever battery electric bus. ‘elegant’ to describe her.” Davidson, on San Remo Drive for BBB operates 195 vehicles and transports more than 44,000 Tim recalled growing up in $13.25 million in November 2016 customers each day across a 58-square-mile service area since its the home, knowing it was special with the goal of converting it into inception in 1928. because the family would often an artist residence. The bus, built by GILLIG Corporation in partnership with Cum- host guests who wanted to see the An open memorial service is mins, will be unveiled at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the BBB house. being planned for Jon at 2 p.m. on Maintenance Building, located at 1620 6th Street in Santa Monica, “It was fun for me, showing October 27 at Leo Baeck Temple on Wednesday, August 21, at 10 a.m. —SARAH SHMERLING people around,” Tim shared, add- in West Los Angeles. ing he remembered one tour, to “Mom passed away as she his parents’ surprise, that he gave lived—peacefully, gracefully, el- when they were not home. egantly and with her loved ones Santa Monica “Mom loved to share the nearby,” the obituary read. “Her house with visiting Thomas Mann loving presence and kind heart Seeking Docents scholars, German government were well-known to all who ever The Santa Monica Conservatory is seeking volunteers to docent Lappen family: Sally, Andrea, John, Jon, Chet and Tim, circa 1969 visitors and inquisitive tourists, met her.” at their historic sites, including the Annenberg Community Beach House. Training to docent at the Preservation Resource Center will take place on three Saturdays: October 12, October 26 and November 2. Pali High Holds Special Board of Trustees Applications are due by September 27. Training for the Annenberg Community Beach House is completed on an individualized time and rolling basis, so it can be started at anytime. Meeting Ahead of Charter Renewal Deadline Docent volunteers are asked to complete two three-hour shifts per month. For more information, visit smconservancy.org. —JARED HAMM By JENNIKA INGRAM Wood said that if the school was Reporter to add 100 more students, there would likely be an increase in alisades Charter High School teaching staff to accommodate for Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: gathered for a special Board that. May 28, 1970 Pof Trustees meeting on Tuesday, On September 3, the Palisades August 6, in an effort to submit its Board of Trustees will join a pub- Pacific Palisades Seems charter renewal petition on time. lic hearing with approximately School Principal Dr. Pam Ma- 23 other charter schools who are Incurably Uncoordinated gee said they are working “fast and also bringing their petitions to the furiously” to be able to submit their LAUSD Board at that time, ac- Pacific Palisades seems to be suffering from a lack of mandatory charter renewal petition cording to the board. coordination. by the August 19 intake meeting— Pali High is allowed to bring At least, that is the complaint of the Youth Employment the date given to them by LAUSD. seven speakers, speaking up to Service (YES) in a letter to the Pacific Palisades Chamber The Board of Trustees will three minutes each. of Commerce. likely have another special meet- Photo by Christian Monterrosa According to a member at the YES leaders contend too many local events are sched- ing on Thursday, August 15, ahead meeting, the LAUSD board will uled for the same time, resulting in lower-than-desired at- of this “looming deadline” said meeting. as much feedback, input and com- not vote at this time, and will only tendance at all, because there is no group coordinating a Magee, to vote on its resolution While they were waiting for munity engagement as possible as be hearing information about the community calendar. before bringing an approved reso- faculty to return to campus, Ma- they speed toward the deadline. schools and what’s new about each lution with them to the upcoming gee shared they want to promote On August 19, the Board will particular charter. submit the charter school renewal, Then, on October 15, the as well as an approved Material LAUSD Board will vote on the CRIME REPORT Revision resolution to make a sig- Palisades Charter, as well as the nificant change. others being submitted and repre- Stolen Vehicle Burglary/Theft from Vehicle struments. The Board discussed the po- sented at the same time, said the 800 Hartzell, between Au- 800 El Oro Ln, between Au- 100 Mabery, between August tential of Pali High increasing its board. gust 6 at 10 p.m. and August 7 at gust 2 at 2 p.m. and August 5 at 7 at 7 p.m. and August 8 at 7 a.m. Provided by LAPD enrollment by 100 students. In or- During the recent meeting, 10 a.m. The suspect took victim’s 7:30 a.m. The suspect entered vic- The suspect smashed a window Senior Lead Officer der to do this, they need to pass Board members discussed matters vehicle from the driveway. tim’s vehicle and took money and to enter victim’s vehicle and took Michael Moore. occupancy restrictions, a member such as maintaining and increas- medication. money, a knife and a backpack. In case of emergency, explained. ing ethnic diversity at Pali High, Burglary 200 Entrada, between July call 911. To report a Greg Wood, chief business of- as well as the preference order of 1100 Las Lomas Ave, August 30 at 5 p.m. and August 5 at 12 Theft non-emergency, ficer, shared some of the financial incoming students. 8 between 1 and 3 p.m. The sus- p.m. The suspect (possible male 900 Fiske St, July 30 at 5:30 call 877-275-5273. components of a material revision New board members, Rick pect entered victim’s home and Hispanic, black hair brown eyes, p.m. The suspect tricked victim to the Charter because whatever Steil, Paula Anderson and Sarah took paintings and jewelry. 5’6” 160 lb, 45 years) entered vic- into sending a $500 gift card for the Board proposes, it will need Margiotta, were introduced during tim’s vehicle and took musical in- services not received. to be able to support financially. the meeting.

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All-City lineman Nick Calcaterra shows agility in a drill. He Senior kicker Tommy Meek practices his kickoffs. He boomed 23 touchbacks in 11 games Max Palees is back after leading the team in rushing yards had 66 pancake blocks in 11 games last fall. Photo: Steve Galluzzo last season while averaging 41.7 yards per punt. Photo: Steve Galluzzo (1,176) and touchdowns (nine) last fall. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Pali High Football Preview Gridiron Glamor Palisades High Football Seeks Outright Western League Championship and Return to City Section Open Division Playoffs By STEVE GALLUZZO and earned a share of the Western League RETURNERS Award as the team’s co-MVP at the post- terceptions), Xavier Whitfield (five pass Sports Editor crown for the third time in four seasons. There is strength in numbers and the season awards banquet. Ghodooshim was deflections) and Jared La Violette (who So the goal in the program’s 59th cam- Dolphins’ 60-man varsity squad features second in tackles (63) and third in catches batted down a desperation pass in the end nly once in 58 seasons has Palisades paign is to finish undefeated in league—a 33 seniors, led by middle linebacker/tight (18 receptions for 244 yards). zone on the final play of the Dolphins’ 24- High made the finals of the City Sec- feat the Dolphins haven’t accomplished ends Syaire Riley and Noah Ghodooshim, Palisades allowed but 88 points in 10 17 upset at rival Venice), who all return. Otion upper division football playoffs. That since they went 5-0 to win the Crosstown each of whom will be on the field almost regular season games last year thanks to The Dolphins also have depth at run- was back in 1974 when the Dolphins lost League en route to the 3A final in 1987. every snap. one of the best defensive backfields in the ning back, where Max Palees is back to to San Fernando 12-10 on a foggy night at “Camp is going as expected,” Coach Riley, following in the foosteps of City, anchored by Will Janney and Jake wreak havoc in opposing secondaries. He the L.A. Memorial Coliseum. Tim Hyde said. “We coaches know we older brother Syr (an offensive lineman at Nadley (who will be teammates this year led the team in all-purpose yards (1,193) Last season, Palisades came within a have to get all the young kids ready for Washington State), led the team with 110 at College of Idaho). They were aided by and touchdowns (nine) last year. few plays of the Open Division semifinals meaningful minutes once league starts.” tackles last fall and won the Joe Spector Waka White (five deflections and two in- (See Pali Football, Page 8) KEY RETURNERS

Year Record League Coach 1961 0-8-1 0-6-0 Dick North 1962 3-4-1 3-3-0 Dick North 1963 5-2-1 4-2-0 Dick North 1964 1-7-0 1-5-0 Dick North 1965 6-2-0 4-2-0 Dick North 1966 6-2-0 4-2-0 Dick North 1967 5-2-1 4-1-1 Dick North 1968 3-5-0 2-4-0 Dick North 1969 7-2-1 4-0-1 Dick North 1970 6-1-1 3-1-1 Dick North 1971 5-3-0 3-2-0 Dick North 1972 6-3-0 4-1-0 Dick North 1973 5-4-0 4-1-0 Dick North 1974 11-2-0 4-1-0 Dick North 1975 9-2-0 5-0-0 Dick North 1976 11-1-0 5-0-0 Dick North 1977 7-4-0 4-1-0 Dick North 1978 7-4-0 5-0-0 Dick North 1979 5-5-0 3-2-0 Dick North Quarterback Forrest Brock Linebacker Syaire Riley Tight end Noah Ghodooshim Cornerback Jared La Violette 1980 4-5-0 2-3-0 Dick North Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo 1981 5-4-1 4-1-0 Dick North 1982 2-7-0 0-5-0 Merritt Stanfield 1983 3-6-0 0-5-0 Merritt Stanfield 1984 1-8-0 1-4-0 Merritt Stanfield 2019 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1985 4-6-0 3-2-0 Jack Epstein 1986 6-4-1 3-1-1 Jack Epstein DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 1987 9-3-0 5-0-0 Jack Epstein 1988 1-8-0 0-5-0 Jack Epstein JV 4 1989 5-5-0 4-1-0 Jack Epstein Aug. 23 Cleveland Cleveland 1990 3-4-2 2-3-0 Jack Epstein V 7 1991 5-5-0 3-4-0 Jack Epstein JV 4 1992 9-3-0 6-1-0 Jack Epstein Aug. 29 Taft Taft V 7 1993 3-7-0 3-4-0 Russ Howard 1994 3-6-0 3-4-0 Russ Howard JV 4 Sept. 6 Granada Hills Granada Hills 1995 3-6-1 3-4-0 Russ Howard V 7 1996 8-3-0 6-1-0 Ron Price JV 4 1997 10-2-0 6-1-0 Ron Price Sept. 13 Reseda Palisades 1998 8-4-0 5-2-0 Ron Price V 7 1999 10-3-0 5-1-0 Ron Price JV 4 2000 8-3-0 5-1-0 Ron Price Sept. 20 Brentwood Palisades 2001 1-7-0 0-6-0 Carter Austin V 7 2002 5-6-0 4-2-0 Jason Blatt JV 4 2003 4-7-0 1-4-0 Jason Blatt Oct. 4 Westchester* Palisades V 7 2004 1-9-0 0-5-0 Leo Castro 2005 3-7-0 2-3-0 Leo Castro JV 4 Running back Adam Cravens Linebacker Christian Duran Oct. 11 Venice* Palisades 2006 5-6-0 2-3-0 Leo Castro V 7 Photo: Steve Galluzzo Photo: Steve Galluzzo 2007 1-9-0 1-4-0 Kelly Loftus JV 4 2008 5-5-0 2-3-0 Kelly Loftus Oct. 18 University* University 2009 1-9-0 1-4-0 Kelly Loftus V 7 2010 7-6-0 3-2-0 Perry Jones JV 4 2011 3-7-0 2-3-0 Perry Jones Oct. 25 Hamilton* Palisades V 7 2012 6-5-0 4-1-0 Perry Jones 2013 7-4-0 3-2-0 Tim Hyde JV 4 Nov. 1 Fairfax* Fairfax 2014 6-5-0 3-2-0 Tim Hyde V 7 2015 6-5-0 4-1-0 Tim Hyde 2016 9-3-0 4-1-0 Tim Hyde 2017 8-4-0 3-2-0 Tim Hyde * denotes Western League game 2018 8-3-0 4-1-0 Tim Hyde Page 8 Palisadian-Post August 15, 2019

tian Duran add linebacker depth. Athlete of the Week Pali Football Tommy Meek is back as the (Continued from Page 7) placekicker and punter after 23 of Also getting their share of car- his 46 kickoffs last season went ries will be Nick Carpenter, Kenny for touchbacks. He converted 33 Cline, Tayari Gloster, Adam Cra- of 38 extra-point attempts and six CADEN vens and Diago Pickens. Brandon of seven field goals while averag- Forrest starred on JV last fall being 41.7 yards per punt. ARNOLD fore moving up to varsity for the regular season finale at Hamilton. NEWCOMERS Palisades has had five 1,000- Standouts on JV last year, yard rushers in Hyde’s first six twins Jack and Johnny Babala and seasons—Joey Velez (2013), Des- Alec Barron will shore up the pass mond Box (2014), Innocent Okoh coverage and Ricardo Abrego, the (2016), Dakota Hamilton (2017) JV Rookie of the Year winner as a and Palees last year—a testament freshman last fall, makes the jump to an offensive line that has been to varsity at linebacker. among the best in the City over Nicholas Raddon, JV lineman that time span. of the Year last season, will be in Counteracting the graduation the rotation at offensive tackle; of Janney and Nadley and Cris- Jaxon Bell, Josh Eastland, Justin tian Popescu at wide receiver are Gilbert and Matthew King add Teddy Suisman, Jake Lyon and to the receiving corps and Isaias Eli Manheim. Throwing them the Alegria joins the crop of tailbacks. ball will be Forrest Brock, who The role of backup kicker emerged as the quarterback of the will be filled by Sebastian Con- future since taking over the start- way-Burt, MVP as a 10th-grader ing role and leading the Dolphins on JV last year after making 28 of to league victories over Venice, 31 extra points, four of six field Westchester and University as a goals and four touchdown-saving sophomore last fall. He passed for tackles on special teams. 596 yards and five touchdowns in (See Pali Football, Page 9) Coach Tim Hyde is entering his seventh season. Photo: Steve Galluzzo four games with a rating of 103.7. Nick Calcaterra had a team- best 66 pancake blocks and earned All-City honors as a sophomore last year. He returns to highlight a front five that will rotate senior tackles Justin Bahari and Erwin Barillas, centers Michael Eberlein (a senior) and Luca Anna (a junior) and senior guards Jared Sier- Entering his senior year at Palisades High, Caden played ra, Rickie Chatman, Andy Lopez lockdown defense and made key shots to help the USA Youth and Matthew Flores. basketball team to the gold medal at the 15th European Mac- Despite the graduation of cabi Games in Budapest, Hungary. The American squad went Jack Stansell, last year’s Western undefeated, winning by an average of almost 60 points. Team League Defensive Lineman of the Maccabi USA claimed the most medals at the weeklong inter- Year after making 51 tackles (16 national competition, capturing 155 in all (75 gold, 43 silver, for losses) with 5.5 sacks, three 37 bronze). Caden scored nine points in his team’s first game pass deflections, one caused fum- against Turkey and added nine more two days later against Ger- ble and one recovery last fall, the many. One week before, Caden’s sisters Sammie, Taylor and Dolphins are again strong on that Elise led their L.A.Westside team to gold at the U.S. Maccabi side of the ball. The senior trio of Games in Atlanta. Caden played a pivotal role in Palisades’ run ends Immanuel Newell, Malachi to the City quarterfinals last season. To nominate your favorite Gregory and Joe Huff will apply Palisadian for Athlete of the Week, email [email protected]. a steady pass rush while Will Clif- ford, Gage McCloskey and Chris-

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Coach Seasons W L T Win % Playoffs Dick North 21 117 76 6 .588 9-11 Merritt Stanfield 3 6 21 0 .222 0-0 Jack Epstein 8 42 38 3 .506 5-6 Russ Howard 3 9 19 1 .310 0-0 Ron Price 5 44 15 0 .746 4-5 Carter Austin 1 1 7 0 .125 0-0 Jason Blatt 2 9 13 0 .409 0-2 Leo Castro 3 9 22 0 .290 0-1 Kelly Loftus 3 7 23 0 .233 0-0 Perry Jones 3 16 18 0 .471 2-2 Tim Hyde 6 44 24 0 .647 2-6

Pali Football first three of them on the road. Six days later Palisades trav- (Continued from Page 8) For the third straight season els back over the hill to face a Taft Ryan Crayton, who had one of Palisades opens against Cleve- squad that has fallen on hard times the Dolphins’ three interceptions land. Last fall, the Dolphins led since its glory days under Troy against Granada Hills last year as only 7-0 at halftime before pulling Starr (who piloted the Toreadors a freshman in the JV game, adds away for a 27-0 home victory over to their lone City crown in 1998). depth at cornerback. the Cavaliers, who finished third The Toreadors went 0-10 last fall in the West Valley League and lost and were outscored 493-28. One SCHEDULE to Crenshaw in the first round of problem has been continuity at the The Dolphins once again play the Division I playoffs. Among top, as Edwin Tucker replaces Ed a challenging slate of opponents, their returners is signal-caller Jon- Evans and is the team’s fifth head beginning with four games against athan Castaneda, but they have a coach in as many seasons. The last San Fernando Valley teams—the new coach in Scott Faer. time the teams met was in 1997 in the quarterfinals of the City 4A playoffs when Taft won 28-7. In Week 3 the Dolphins jour- ney to John Elway Stadium for their annual Charter Bowl match- up against Granada Hills looking to extend their winning streak to eight in a series started in 2006. The Dolphins are 6-0 against the Highlanders in Hyde’s tenure, including a 28-13 win last year. Like their league rivals Cleveland and Taft, the Highlanders are breaking in a new coach, Bucky Brooks, after three years under Walter Roby. Perhaps the Dolphins’ most intriguing nonleague contest is the Sept. 13 home opener against Reseda, a team that went 10-2 last fall and lost in the quarterfinals of the Division I playoffs to eventual Brentwood School receiver Jack Dyett has made it official, committing to play Ivy League football at Dartmouth champion San Pedro. One of the College in 2020. The 6-foot-5, 210-pound senior tight end/defensive end had 30 catches for 347 yards and three Regents’ key returners is Derek scores and had 39 tackles on defense last fall. His brother Scott is a sophomore receiver/linebacker on varsity. Boyd II who rushed for 806 yards Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer (See Pali Football, Page 10) 6205 Ocean Breeze Drive

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Pali Football (Continued from Page 9) Hanging On and 16 touchdowns as a freshman last year. The teams split a pair of nonleague meetings in 2007 and 2008 when Palisades’ head coach was Kelly Loftus. After letting a 13-point lead slip away in the last two minutes of last year’s inaugural “Sunset Showdown” against Brentwood, the Dolphins will be highly mo- tivated in the rematch at Stadium by the Sea on Sept. 20. Two of the area’s top quarterbacks will go head-to-head in Brock and fellow junior Cole Lourd, who threw for 2,300 yards and 25 touchdowns while leading the Eagles to an 8-1 record as a sophomore. Palisades’ four-game home- stand continues in Week 6 against Westchester, which won its first six games last year before being dealt a 20-6 defeat in Brock’s first varsity start. Westchester returns one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the City in Jeliun Carter, who passed for 1,974 yards with 26 touchowns and rushed for 859 Xavier Whitfield had 19 solo and 17 assisted tackles with five pass yards and 16 scores as a junior. deflections at cornerback as a junior last season. While Palisades has beat- Photo: Steve Galluzzo en Venice two straight times on the road it has yet to beat the Gondos at home in the Hyde era and that will be the task Oct. 11 when Duke-bound senior quarterback Luca Diamont comes to town. He threw for 2,560 yards and 26 touchdowns last year but is 0-3 versus Palisades, miss- ing his sophomore year due to injury when the Gondos prevailed 34-28. The Dolphins hit the road in Week 7 when they take on Uni- versity, which is a Division II school for the playoffs. Hyde is 6-0 against the Wildcats, including last year’s 35-0 shutout. Hamilton comes to Palisades October 25 with new coach Norris Six-year-old Cole Ridgley from Palisades Elementary makes a catch during a Tharen Todd Summer Football Camp Milton. The Yankees were blanked at Calvary Christian School. Since opening his summer camp in 2012, Todd has instructed over 500 players ages 41-0 last fall. Palisades closes the 5-16 in Pacific Palisades. Thirty kids participated this year. Todd was an All-City defensive back at Fairfax High. regular season at Fairfax, which

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JUNIOR VARSITY loss to Cleveland to win eight Pali Football In the past, Coach Ray Mars- straight—including five shutouts. (Continued from Page 10) den has had a pessimistic view The Dolphins have lost one league in league last season behind heading into the season. This year game in the last four seasons. now-graduated quarterback Scott he is optimistic—and why not? The varsity and JV teams will Harris and wideout Andrew The Dolphins have a solid host El Camino Real in a scrim- Cox. Longtime coach Shane Cox group returning from last year’s mage at 5 p.m. Friday at Stadium stepped down after the season team that rebounded from a home by the Sea. and is succeeded by Juan Solo- rio. The Lions shared the league title with Palisades last year, then Palisadian-Post fell to top-seeded Dorsey 34-16 in the Division I quarterfinals. They ARTICLE PLAQUE will be led by senior signal caller Shawn Holly and tailback/linebacker Jordan Reed. REPRINTS “Our expectations remain the • great keepsakes same… to be in the league title race going into Game 10,” Hyde • awesome gifts said. “Our league is extremely competitive and this year will be Nine-year-old Lilly Carella from Wildwood School kisses her strings after hitting a volley winner at a Palisades no different. Venice is always the Tennis Center summer clinic. The public facility off Alma Real Drive offers daily Live Ball sessions through August favorite since they have the best 25. The seven-week Fall Junior Schedule starts Monday and continues through October 6 on the upper courts. player. I’d say Westchester is right Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer up there as an Open Division team (310) 454-1321 as they have 18 starters returning.”

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By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA “I don’t believe in luck, I just believe in align- Reporter ment and doing the footwork,” she said. “I believe that when you believe in yourself the steps ap- alisadian Mauri Konell spent her childhood in pear.” the outdoors of Redondo Beach going to the Konell often tries to find new ways to chal- P Mauri Konell beach and taking martial arts classes. lenge herself and recently appeared on the CBS On the inside, Konell was fighting a battle with show “Million Dollar Mile” where contestants race anxiety and depression that would hospitalize her to complete an extreme obstacle course against at the age of 13 and lead to a lifelong struggle with elite athletes. her self-image. “I battled so many injuries along the way,” Her petite body type and curly dark hair made Konell recalled. “I was terrified to be on national her stand out among a “sea of tall blonde volley- TV and be exposed as an imposter.” ball players” and led her to develop several eating She feared the millions of viewers that the disorders. show promised would see she’s no athlete and But laying on the hospital bed, Konell said in would no longer be able to lead by example. an interview with the Palisadian-Post, she remem- But instead, Konell learned that vulnerability bers thinking to herself: “If I make it out of here, was just as important in a respected leader. I’m going to help other little girls who feel this “What I learned from that is that people don’t way.” need a role model of perfection, they’re looking While studying psychology at Occidental Col- for someone in the trenches with them,” she said. lege, she took a part-time job teaching karate to Confident in her ability to lead, Konell is now younger kids and teaching at a children’s hospital looking to expand her program to various schools with a program called Kids Kicking Cancer. and expand her offerings into week-long work- It was through her real world experience that shops as well as host more private groups. Konell found her passion for teaching others and Her self-love by fitness mantra has paved the has since been striving to make an impact on their way for her to start offering branded apparel and young lives. journals “that people can use as their own self-re- Fighting against social pressure to pursue fur- flection tools.” ther education, Konell took on a full-time position She is also working on a children’s book about as a karate instructor, teaching from sunrise to self empowerment and believing in yourself. sunset, logging the school’s inventory and staying Until then, Konell will keep working on her after hours to work personally with kids and their overall goal to make change, “one person at a parents. time.”

“Sometimes I would get in my car at 8 or 9 Photos courtesy of Mauri Konell o’clock at night and think, ‘Oh, my God, I just did a full-on family therapy session,’” Konell said. It was that realization that led her to open her own practice, now known as the Girl’s Empower- ment Experience. “I would develop these programs that were yoga and fitness and meditation, and all of a sud- den, I had this holistic experience for them that basically I had designed for my 13-year-old self,” she said. Konell’s program—now also open to boys— offers workshops in self-defense, yoga, meditation and journaling, to name a few. Her goal is to take the philosophical lessons found in martial arts and instill them into the lifestyles of her young students. Her hope is to empower every girl to be “her own hero” and to know that their super power is believing in themselves. “If I can just impact one kid to follow their heart and follow their dreams and they inspire others, now we’re making massive change in the world,” she said. “We can also help prevent a lot of the violence and chaos that is happening right now. Preventative mental health is crucial in giving ourselves those tools to cope with challenge and conflict.” Having found success in her program, Konell still faces some of the challenges that she over- came as a child, sometimes finding it hard to believe in herself or that she’s good enough to be the one teaching the lessons her program offers. But this time, Konell is prepared with the solution to overcoming those doubts, attributing the answer to hard work and positive mindsets. Page 14 Palisadian-Post August 15, 2019

FOOD STYLE The Stonehouse Restaurant and Plow & Angel Bistro

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n the inland side of the 101, Colorado Lamb Sliders San Ysidro Ranch feels both offers signature cocktails. Light colorful Japanese-inspired plate, Oold and new. and sunshine-y, the grapefruit-li- adorned with Persian cucumbers, Old, because the property cious Ruby Red Martini, features petite sea grass, Pixie tangerines, dates back to Hollywood’s Gold- elderflower liquer. For something black raddish and shiro dashi vin- Potato Crusted Halibut en Era. New since the Montecito darker, try the sweet vermouth-in- aigrette, showcased one of Santa resort destination is celebrating its fused Manhattan. For something Barbara’s greatest oceanic morsels: grand re-opening after over a year straddling the two, Blood Orange the sea urchin (uni) with slivers of of renovations following substan- Margarita is emboldened by Ome- yellowtail. tial damage from the January 2018 ca Altos tequila. Potato Crusted Halibut be- debris flow. We started with some appetiz- came our evening’s culinary high- As Food and Beverage Direc- ers from Plow & Angel. One can light: a spectacular side of white tor Franco De Bartolo explained, order a small plate of Colorado fish covered with Chanterelle the mudslide demolished bunga- Lamb Sliders, which arrives sand- mushrooms, carrot confit, Napa lows and leveled the wine cellar, wiched between gluten-free rose- cabbage, parsnip puree and black which De Bartolo rebuilt. mary buns and accompanied by truffle beurre blanc (white butter). Roaming the property, one an apple coleslaw. Kalamata olive The halibut is as perfect a fish en- Ranch Macaroni & Cheese would never know it had suffered aioli and feta cheese punctuates the trée as one can order; attractive, significant damage. While the wine meat’s perfect preparation. fresh, light, fluffy and, most im- small tree in which the servers and should feel blessed that such a spot cellar lost some 12,000 samples of From Plow & Angel, we ven- portantly, excellently savory. our cart-wheeling waiter Roberto is only a day trip away. the finest wines, the new cellar has tured into a list called SYR Tra- We also opted for Classic had to navigate around when he 10,000 bottles, including premium ditional Classics to partake in Steak Diane Flambéed Tableside, created the brandy-infused sauce magnums housed in walnut wood Ranch Macaroni & Cheese. This beef served with Stonehouse’s that went atop our delicious steak. wine shelves. beautifually presented small caul- signature mashed potatoes (clean We watched as the heat emulsified Now San Ysidro Ranch, as dron of pasta arrives covered in a and unfussy with no extra unnec- the Landy cognac while retaining Ruby Red Martini, Manhattan well as restaurants Stonehouse four-fromage sauce (two varieties essary additions) and organic green its flavor until the sauce began to and Blood Orange Margarita and the more casual bistro Plow & of cheddar, gruyere and Parmesan) beens. The 22-ounce steak comes bubble. Angel, are back. with pieces of prosciutto di Parma covered in a house-made—make “Those dishes still remind me Manning the proverbial ship is tucked within its contents. that table-made—brandied crem- of their home in the Palisades when Executive Chef Matthew Johnson, From the Stonehouse appe- ini mushroom sauce. I use the recipes,” Johnson said. who grew up in Santa Monica and tizers, we ordered Kona Kampa- The Stonehouse is wonder- For the banana flambé, also whose grandmother resided in Pa- chi and Local Uni Crudo. The fully quirky. Near our table was a made tableside, Roberto combined cific Palisades. brown sugar, water and butter and “What I remember most Myers Rum in a pan in front of us about the Palisades is its beauti- to create the caramel that topped ful landscape and wide streets,” our sliced fruit. Johnson said. “It was perfect for Places like San Ysidro Ranch, skateboarding and riding my bike with its scenic views, make for around as a kid when I would visit perfect staycations or holiday cel- my grandparents’ house there. ebrations in paradise. 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n Saturday, August 17, Street Food Cinema will host an Ooutdoor screening of “Brides- maids” at Will Rogers State His- toric Park. In the movie, Annie (Kristen Wiig) is selected by her best friend Lillian (Maya Rudolph) as maid of honor for her upcoming wedding. The bridesmaids include Helen (Rose Bryne), who continues to Photo courtesy of Jared Hamm outshine Annie, who is doing her A crowd gathers for a screening of “Mean Girls” in July. best to juggle her own lackluster Jared Hamm at a desk for hours at a time, hearing the phone ring, love life, a career as a pastry chef Marino will serve as MC of the and the movie at 8:30 p.m. Tickets Intern causing you to forget a great title you came up with. and wedding responsibilities. evening, which features a perfor- must be purchased online ahead But I also learned about having people in the The 2011 film is written by mance by singer/songwriter Tara of the show at streetfoodcinema. have only been an intern at the Palisadian-Post office working around you. The entire team at the Wiig and Annie Mumolo, and di- Macri. com. for one summer and I truly got a taste of how it Post was very nice and funny. Although I think I rected by Paul Feig. Those who attend can pur- The screening is dog friendly, Iis at a real newspaper. I had been a junior reporter only got lucky based on what other people have to Common Sense Media rates chase treats from Boba Ni Taco, with no tall chairs above six inch- for five years, writing articles about things I had say about their coworkers. “Bridesmaids” as good for 17- Epikurean, Food Travelers and es off the ground permitted. Due done, with my first article being from when I was Even with my work at the Post being limited plus, adding that it’s a “crude but After’s Ice Cream—all of which to limited parking at Will Rogers 9 years old. and generally being given the shorter, easier tasks, sincere comedy about friendship have vegan options. State Historic Park, parking passes Since the first time I had seen my name in the I still figured out that it was harder than any school- and confidence.” Doors open at 6 p.m., with or drop-off will only be allowed, paper, I realized that my article was all over the work I had done. With each new article, having to Stand-up comedian Justine live music starting at 6:30 p.m., with no residential street parking. Palisades. I wanted to one day make it out of the learn about a new movie or event, my brain felt Kids’ Page and get an article that wasn’t written by like mush, but I couldn’t help enjoying every last a kid but someone who worked there. That little minute of it. Dana Rivera dream came true over this summer when I got my That enjoyment came from me knowing that internship. people had actually read something I wrote, not Stroke The internship brought me my first taste of what from the wall of a classroom, but from a real news- Survivor it’s like to work in a real office. I got used to sitting paper. Support Group FREE! Open to Family & Caregivers 60 Years of Service to the Westside Individual Meetings Upon Request 818 - 697 - 6701 DJ, Photobooth, Design www.SpecialEventDJZ.com Lighting, Special Effects JOHNSON TBI/Stroke Survivors [email protected] Event Management FOSTER Brentwood Every other FITZGERALD & University Synagogue Mon. at 2pm DARLING, LLP u u Pacific Palisades CPAs Thursdays Presbyterian Church at 1pm “Your Full Service Accounting Firm in the Palisades” 15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 203 • Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 [email protected] • 310-454-6545 • 310.428.4822 SUBSCRIBE TO Afilliated groups offered at St.Johns, UCLA Santa Monica Palisadian-Post and Jewish Home of the Aging www.PaliPost.com | (310) 454-1321

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By SARAH SHMERLING other young women to follow in Editor-in-Chief her footsteps.” “It’s a lot of mental training,” ister duo Faith Isabella Keys Trinity said of the work she will and Trinity Tiara Harris are be putting in between now and the Staking the pageant world by storm. pageant. “It’s a lot of confidence Faith, a first grader at -Pali building, making sure that you are sades Charter Elementary School, confident in your own skin and that has been selected as Miss West you’re proud to be who you are as Los Angeles Little Sister at Miss a person.” California USA, following the She said she will work on foot steps of her former pageant making sure that she is physically queen mother, Mykesha Robinson, strong, and will also practice walk- and her sister, who was recently ing in heels. crowned Miss West Los Angeles If she wins the Miss California Teen USA. Teen USA Pageant, Trinity will ad- “I’m a pageant queen from vance to the Miss Teen USA com- way back when,” Robinson shared petition. with a laugh. Trinity was recently spotted Robinson, a former military in the Palisades marching in the police officer, spent some time in Fourth of July Parade with Assem- the U.S. Air Force. When she sep- blymember Richard Bloom, who arated and entered into her civilian she has interned for this summer. life, she wanted an opportunity to “I’m using this as a way to con- expand the skill set she learned in nect with all of the communities in the military. West LA, especially so I know how A friend told her about a beauty to best represent my community,” pageant and Robinson was hooked. Trinity said of the internship. “I didn’t know a thing about Robinson shared that when walking, about platform devel- their family is not preparing for the opment,” Robinson said. “It was upcoming pageant, they are either challenging for me, as a woman, volunteering or participating in the particularly as a black woman, arts. Trinity, Mykesha and Faith all share an interest in pageants. coming into an industry where it “I love the arts,” Trinity Trinity (left) and Faith Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer wasn’t really popular in my cul- shared. “I’m a dancer, I’m a cheer- AMAZING MUSIC STORE.COM ture. I had a lot of learning to do.” leader, I’m an actress. I was pretty the Confidence Conference for They have worked with the We Love to Teach! Guitar, Ukulele, Bass, Piano, Drums Robinson competed for 10 much born and raised in the arts. I Teens, a two-day conference where LA County Department of Chil- ALL AGES, ALL STYLES! years, becoming Miss United feel that you can fight off anything teens can focus on what it means dren and Family Services as well Group & Private Lessons • Instrument Rentals & Sales States in 2007. Now, she couldn’t through the arts and that the arts to be confident. She plans to have as the office of Governor Jerry Est. 1980 • (310) 454-4669 • 867 Swarthmore Ave. be more proud of her two daugh- heals people.” celebrities attend and speak about Brown. ters taking an interest in the pag- Faith added that her favorite how confidence has helped them in And the family, though full- eant world. thing as a kindergartener at Pali El- their careers. time residents of the Playa Vista, With her title, Trinity, a soph- ementary was competing in a race The family also spends a lot will keep the Palisades close to omore at Brentwood School, will because the class got to eat pop- of time working on their philan- their heart as Trinity and Faith represent all communities in West sicles after. She also loves draw- thropy. work to represent West LA. Los Angeles at the Miss California ing and shared that she can draw “Life gets really hard, espe- “We love the Palisades,” Rob- USA/Miss California Teen USA whatever she wants, including a cially now as a single parent,” inson shared. “Our heart is here. Organize digital photo libraries Competition in January 2020. star and a Christmas tree—two of Robinson shared. “I can think of so Faith going to Pali Elementary Digitize hard-copy photos & albums Her selection was based on her favorite things to draw. many things that we don’t have but I think is the best decision I’ve “her academic standing, involve- “She’s known as the best danc- then when I look at different fam- made as a parent … We have our ViDeO conversions ment in her community, her pas- er,” Robinson added. “She can ilies and organizations that have challenges here in the Palisades, www.MandellPhotoOrganization.com sion for the pursuit of excellence show you some moves.” even less than we do, it’s inspiring but there’s so much love and con- 310.804.0941 | [email protected] and her interest in empowering Trinity is also the founder of to us to keep going.” nectivity.”

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By JAMES GAGE yearly Battle of the Bands. to do our part and put on a good all cultures and backgrounds and Contributing Writer “I wouldn’t say I was looking show.” ages from little kids to senior cit- to get out of class per se,” Gilad The festival began with hum- izens.” housands of music lovers joked. “I really wanted a way to ble roots at the Topanga Commu- “We’ve worked really hard to from around California and channel my energy into produc- nity Center, the primary benefi- create an event that’s authentic,” Tthe globe will gather August 17 tive pursuits that would be smiled ciary of its proceeds and its host Gilad said. “We watched some of and 18 for the 10th annual Reg- upon. The Battle of the Bands was for nine years. Now in its 10th these artists performing as kids, gae on the Mountain music fes- so fun every year, and seeing how year, the massive festival has out- and to be working with them tival—with roots tied to Pacific much energy and talent the kids in grown the small venue. now, having them want to play Palisades. high school had, how many bands The new venue offers the our show, is a dream come true.” The two-day, family-friend- would sign up—it was really great festival a later sound curfew (11 ly festival in the Santa Monica to create this kind of musical com- p.m.) and camping arrangements, For more information, visit Mountains near King Gillette munity and an outlet for artists to making it one of only two festi- reggaeonthemountain.com. Festival Founder Amit Gilad Photos courtesy of Craig Melone Ranch will feature some of the share their work.” vals in LA that allows camping. biggest names in roots reggae “The Palisades holds a really It will also be able to host yoga music, including Steel Pulse, Ju- special place in my heart,” Gilad seminars, wellness booths and lian Marley, Matisyahu, Hirie and continued. “I spent my whole more. Third World. youth there, riding skateboards. “We were looking for a new Reggae on the Mountain was The teachers at Pali High had a venue to expand to, and King founded by Label 27 event com- huge impact on me.” Gillette Ranch came on my radar pany owners Brooks Ellis and Gilad utilized his skills in after they did a Woolsey fire ben- Amit Gilad, who attended Pali- event coordination to create efit,” Gilad explained. “We got sades Charter High School. The Reggae on the Mountain, which in touch with them through lo- two started out playing music to- would quickly rise to prominence cal partners. They’ve been really gether at late night Topanga jam on the festival circuit. Over the helpful and grateful, and it’s one sessions, later forming their own years, ROTM has hosted big- of the most beautiful locations band, The Chiefs, which head- name acts, including reggae/ I’ve seen for a festival.” lined Topanga Days. The two dancehall DJ Yellowman, orig- This year, the event will do- dreamed up an event of epic pro- inal Black Uhuru member Don nate proceeds to victims of the portions. Carlos, Toots & The Maytals, Woolsey fire, as well as the Boys “We started out having these Kymani Marley and the Easy Star & Girls Club of Santa Monica fun backyard parties,” Gilad ex- All-Stars. and nonprofit Life Rolls On. plained to the Palisadian-Post. “It really happened organical- “It’s really something pos- “That’s how we got into throwing ly,” Gilad said. “You learn every itive,” Gilad said. “We wanted festivals and productions. It was year to do a better job and treat to give back to our community just something we loved to do.” people well and build out rela- charitably while still having fun. Gilad, who attended Pali tionships. It’s become something I love reggae because it supports High from grades nine to 11, bigger than ourselves. It’s some- such a diverse community of peo- regularly organized the school’s thing people expect so we want ple. It’s inclusive of everyone, of Moving the festival to King Gillette Ranch has allowed it to grow and expand.

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Corpus Christi Catholic Church NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- FICTITIOUS Proposed Name: BENEDICT LIN MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Rev. Msgr. Liam Kidney, Pastor SYNAGOGUES No. 2019191130 THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interested IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Reverend Larry Neumeier, Associate Pastor FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME in this matter appear before this court at the hearing CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME MASSES Chabad Jewish Community Campus STATEMENT indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT Weekdays, 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. A Warm & Welcoming Community For All! The following persons are doing business as: for change of name should not be granted. Any per- DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself "Judaism Done Joyfully" ELITE SOCAL PRODUCTS; son objecting to the name change described above authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business Saturday, 5:30 p.m. (Vigil Mass) 216 S CITRUS STREET STE. 253 must file a written objection that includes the reasons name in violation of the rights of another under fed- Sunday, 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. WEST COVINA, CA 91791 for the objection at least two court days before the eral, state or common law (see Section 14400 et Holy Days, 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 6:00 p.m. Shabbat Shalom! henry david sheen; matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at seq, Business and Confessions every day at 5:00 pm. Candle lighting Friday 8/16/19 7:22pm 284 vista circle drive the hearing to show cause why the petition should Professions Code). Sunday School, 9:30-10:30, ages 3-K sierra madre, ca 91024 not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, August 8, August 15, August 22 and This business is conducted by an Individual the court may grant the petition without a hearing. August 29, 2019 Elementary Religious Education, Mon. 3:30-5:00 p.m. Rabbi/Rebbitzen Zushe/Zisi Cunin - Co Directors The registrant commenced to transact business NOTICE OF HEARING Adult Religious Education, RCIA, Tues. 7:15-9:00 p.m. Rabbi Yossi Eilfort - Director of Youth Programing under the ficticious name or names listed above: N/A Date: September 20, 2019, 8:30 a.m., Dept. K 15100 Sunset Blvd. • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-1328 Rabbi Doniel Berry - Director C-Teen Engagement (Signed) henry david sheen, The address of the court is Chana Hertzberg - Early Childhood Center/www.PJECC.org Henry David Sheen 1725 Main Street Room 102 Visit us at: corpuschristichurch.com Owner Santa Monica, CA 90401 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be pub- Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Church Engaging programing for community members of all ages. Los Angeles County on lished at least once each week for four successive Fr. John Tomasi, Rector Please visit www.chabadpalisades.com for July 11, 2019. weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the peti- 4145 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230 our upcoming services and events NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- tion in the following newspaper of general circulation, Friday: Vespers 6 p.m. MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE printed in this county: IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY PALISADIAN-POST. Saturday: Matins 7:00 a.m., Divine Liturgy 8:30 a.m., 17315 Sunset Blvd • 310-454-7783 CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Dated: June 25, 2019 Vigil 5 p.m. www.chabadpalisades.com STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT SHERRI R. CARTER Sunday: Divine Liturgy 10 a.m. DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself Executive Officer/Clerk For a complete listing of services see: Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business August 1, August 8, August 15 and name in violation of the rights of another under fed- August 22, 2019 Palisadian-Post www.joyofallwhosorrow.org Congregation of Pacific Palisades eral, state or common law (see Section 14400 et 310-391-9911 A Welcoming Jewish Community for the Westside seq, Business and FICTITIOUS Rabbi Amy Bernstein • Rabbi Micah Hyman Professions Code). No. 2019210807 Palisades Presbyterian Church • Cantor Chayim Frenkel July 25, August 1, August 8 and FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Reverend Dr. Steven R. 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