16 Pages Thursday, June 18, 2020 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Palisades Businesses Report Adjustments, Pacific Palisades Closures Due to COVID-19 By LILY TINOCO facilities, procedures and policies Teen Talent Contest and SARAH SHMERLING and things will also look a little different,” YMCA representatives hile many Pacific Palisades shared in a statement ahead of the Goes Virtual businesses are continuously reopening. “We will be opening in Wadapting to limitations in place to phases.” prevent the spread of COVID-19, Some of these additional mea- other businesses have had to per- sures include all members must manently close their doors. sign new waiver forms, all facili- When Safer at Home orders ties will be professionally cleaned went into place, restaurants were and disinfected prior to opening tasked with offering only takeout, and after closing each day, and delivery or curbside pickup. high-touch and high-traffic areas On Friday, May 29, Los Ange- will be cleaned throughout the les County was approved to move day. All members will be tempera- into California’s second stage of ture checked prior to entry and ex- reopening, allowing restaurants ercise equipment will be spaced to offer dine-in services, so long six feet apart. as they follow restaurant guidance The Bay Club opened its Los and temporary regulations. Angeles locations, including Pa- A number of restaurants are Bay Club welcomes gym members back. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer cific Palisades, starting Monday, now open in the Palisades for dine- June 15. in, including Casa Nostra, Taj Pal- ume, but the harder part is actually will return and if activities will re- “The Bay Club’s operational ace, Modo Mio and Porta Via. cost,” Leung explained. “Due to sume, we decided to close,” they protocols reflect the most current Owner of Toppings Jordin various shortages, from cleaning added. best practices for safe physical Mendelsohn said the location is supplies to meat, our cost has shot The store, located at 871 Via distancing and sanitization,” ac- open daily. The frozen yogurt spot up by a lot.” De La Paz, will have a final sale cording to The Bay Club Com- is playing it by ear, but “business Ordering for take-out at Ca- from Thursday, June 25, to Sat- pany Operating Guidelines, pub- alling all talented teens: The Videos and a short bio about … is really not coming back to thay is still available. urday, June 27, with 50% off of lished in May 2020. Pacific Palisades Teen Tal- participants will be displayed on what was,” he said to the Palisa- 90272 Dance and Fitness merchandise and 30% off jewelry. Phase One of the Bay Club’s Cent Contest is taking place this the Post’s website. Community dian-Post. Wear, started by Palisadians Terry Additional closures include procedures include controlling summer—and this time, the Pali- members will then be invited to Owner of Cathay Palisades Ross and Traci Chorna two years Robeks Fresh Juices and Smooth- capacities, usage and traffic vol- sadian-Post is hosting it virtually. vote—with two winners selected David Leung announced that the ago, will be closing its doors at the ies located on Antioch Street. umes through a digital reserva- Taking the place of the to represent the Palisades for the restaurant will not be opening for end of June. Beginning June 12, Los Ange- tion system, limiting the number in-person show, typically held in next year. dine-in yet. “Being such a new store, we les County allowed the reopening of persons on property at any one the springtime on the Palisades A cash scholarship, free food “Our biggest concern is how were directly and severely im- of businesses and venues reported time, and concierge level cleaning Charter High School campus, the at Palisades Garden Café and a safe it really is,” Leung explained. pacted by the shut down caused as “higher-risk,” including gyms, protocols to ensure “each space is Post will present the same caliber feature in the newspaper will also “We don’t want to start as soon as by coronavirus,” Ross and Chorna so long as social distancing guide- cleaned and sanitized before and of talent just in a virtual fashion to be awarded to the winners. the gate is opened, because the vi- explained in an email to the Post. lines are being practiced. after each use.” adhere to Safer at Home orders. The deadline to submit a rus is still very active and we want “Traci and I were building rela- The Palisades-Malibu YMCA As the Post went to print Anyone who lives or attends video is July 17. Voting will to gauge the trend a bit longer be- tionships with all the surround- is slated to open on Monday, June Tuesday, the number of cases of school in the Palisades who fin- take place between July 17 and fore we take any reopening action.” ing schools and theatre groups 29. COVID-19 across LA County had ished eighth through 12th grade in 31, with a winner revealed in the Leung added that it has been … Most summer dance programs “The health and safety of our reached 75,084 with 2,959 deaths. 2020 is invited to submit a video August 6 edition of the Post. difficult and the restaurant is not have been canceled, as well as lo- members, staff and program par- There were 62 confirmed cases in of a talent, ranging from singing Visit palipost.com for more doing as well as it used to. cal musical theatre performances. ticipants is our highest priority, so the Palisades, with eight addition- to dancing, filmmaking and more. information or to sign up now. “There is a definite dip in vol- “Without knowing if school we’ve made some changes to our al in Palisades Highlands. Canyon Charter to Undergo Phase 1 of Remodel By LILY TINOCO able,” classrooms were first put in mandated by the state will be ob- general classrooms. Reporter place to accommodate increasing served at the construction site, “The new classroom building enrollment throughout the district. according to a pre-construction is designed to meet the most ad- he Los Angeles Unified School Per state requirements, LAUSD bulletin announcement. vanced standards in the district, District is beginning work on has to remove the classrooms pur- An LAUSD project manager including modern technology and Tthe first phase of the Classroom chased from the Department of will be in communication with space requirements,” according to Replacement Project at Canyon Housing, according to an in-detail Canyon’s principal and commu- a Los Angeles Unified spokesper- Charter Elementary School, with powerpoint that was released on nity relations to address student, son. construction slated to continue Monday, June 1. staff and parents’ concerns in re- The majority of the outdoor through March 2021. The powerpoint also reveals gards to construction, according to play-site will be renovated with a LAUSD’s initial announce- that the project was approved for the powerpoint. new grass field, a learning garden, ment that the Canyon campus a budget of $5.4 million. Project rendering Photo courtesy of LAUSD Phase 2 of the project is still 30 additional trees and more. Ad- would undergo a renovation stirred Phase 1 includes the removal pending state approval, but is ditionally the historic school house community concerns back in 2018, of two classrooms in one DOH on campus and the restoration of Neighbors will be notified anticipated in the first quarter of will be relocated to the corner of but community meetings kept par- building along Entrada Drive that site areas impacted by the DOH prior to major noise activity, and 2021. After the project is state ap- Entrada and Amalfi, “showcasing ents and neighbors informed of the will be replaced by a certified removal. work will be performed in accor- proved, funding options will be the long history of education in changes, which include the remov- two-classroom relocatable build- Construction will take place dance with the city of Santa Mon- evaluated. the Santa Monica Canyon,” the al and replacement of temporary ing. There will be a new restroom Monday through Friday from 7 ica’s Noise Ordinance: no noise Plans for Phase 2 include spokesperson added. classrooms. building installed, code-required a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday as after 7 p.m. and on Sundays. a new 10-classroom, two-story Construction is to be deter- The temporary, or “relocat- ADA upgrades, a new fire hydrant needed from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. COVID-19 safety measures building, which will replace seven mined. Pali High Board of Trustees Budgets for Upcoming Year Members Discuss loan is going to be forgivable.” school applied for the loan, since so it’s earning a little bit of interest, regulations regarding the Paycheck Pali High applied and accept- they knew these cash deferrals Wood shared in a previous board Protection Program evolve. With Assumption ed the $4.6 million loan based on were coming and Pali High want- meeting. Because this is an ever-chang- That PPP Loan Will information provided by Governor ed to ensure it was able to make Private schools that charge tu- ing environment, Pali High does Gavin Newsom that it was likely its payroll. ition are not likely to have the in- not know if the school is going Not be Forgiven the State of California would de- “What they are doing is defer- come deferrals Pali High is expect- to be in an e-Learning, hybrid or fer funding at certain times during ring our funding in June until July,” ing, regardless of what the budget on-campus situation next semester, By JENNIKA INGRAM the 2020-21 school year so the state Margiotta said. “And they are do- looks like in the State of California. Margiotta shared. Reporter (which operates on a cash budget) ing the same thing again in April, Other charter schools in the “We do know in the past few would have a more balanced bud- May and June of 2021.” Palisades are “affiliated charters,” months the school has been shut uring the Palisades Charter get. Wood explained that although which means they have an affilia- down that it’s financially more ex- High School Board of Trust- “It was a bridge loan,” Mar- the school district would show up tion to Los Angeles Unified School pensive to operate with students in Dees meeting on June 9, Sara Mar- giotta explained at the board meet- on the California State Budget as a District: They have more autonomy seats on campus than in an e-Learn- giotta, a parent board member on ing. receivable, the school will not actu- with the charter status to do their ing environment,” Margiotta said, the Budget and Finance committee, Chief Business Officer Greg ally have received the money yet. own programming, but they are not “so we created a budget as if the reported that the school is budget- Wood and Margiotta explained “It’s their way of conserving independent from LAUSD—they students are in-seat because we ing with the assumption that the how there will be at least three cash basically,” Margiotta ex- are still part of the district. know that’s the more financially $4.6 million Paycheck Protection and a half months over the next plained. Pali High is not affiliated with responsible position to be in.” Program loan the school accepted two years where Pali High will be “Because this is a deferral of LAUSD and does not receive its will not be forgiven. obligated to pay its payroll when income versus income that was not funding from the district—its fund- “The Budget and Finance the school will not have received received,” Margiotta explained, the ing comes from State and Federal. Committee, after much discussion, the money in time from the state. Budget and Finance Committee is The Budget and Finance Com- decided that it’s fiscally irrespon- Margiotta and Wood shared acting on the assumption the PPP mittee spent more than a dozen sible to assume any of that money that for the month of June, while loan will not be forgivable, keeping hours in recent weeks putting to- will be forgivable,” Margiotta said. the school won’t be getting its in mind the parameters for forgive- gether the budget for the 2020-21 “We need to be fiscally responsi- monthly money from the state until ness are not finalized. school year, knowing it will like- ble, and in doing so, we budgeted July, it is still obligated to pay its The PPP loan money has been ly be revised as new information for the 2020-21 school year under $1.5 million payroll sooner. This is put into a short-term treasury rather comes in. Members explained they Palisades Charter High School the assumption that none of that why, board members reported, the than sitting in a checking account, will continue to review it as new Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Page 2 Palisadian-Post June 18, 2020

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PALISADES Neighborhood News Cosimo Pizzuli Lists Marquette Street Family Compound Estate

By LILY TINOCO family.” The Village Reporter Additional features on the property include a saltwater pool Demonstrations Continue fter several years of chal- and spa, a koi pond with a running Groups of protesters continued to gather in Pacific Palisades Alenges, architect and wine- creek, an above-ground custom over the weekend of June 13 and 14 in the wake of George Floyd’s maker Cosimo Pizzuli’s one-and- wine cellar and tasting room. ¢ death against police brutality. This photo was captured on Saturday a-half-acre coastal vineyard estate “The estate includes an im- afternoon, June 13, in the Village area. —SARAH SHMERLING on Marquette Street has recently ported Italian granite cobblestone been listed for purchase and rede- driveway, with Tennessee large velopment. format flagstone paving on the The private sanctuary, located deck accent with hand-cut three- at 560-620 N. Marquette Street, inch think open pour travertine spans eight adjacent lots occupy- stone imported from Italy for the ing 64,500 square feet. Each lot pool trim and spa with Bisazza ranges in size from approximately A view of the estate Photo courtesy of Kennedy Wilson Sales & Marketing glass cut mosaic tiles,” Pizzuli 5,500 to 9,500 square feet. said about the property. For the past four years, Pizzuli Now that entitlements to giovese on site since. Pizzuli added that this is an was challenged with seeking City build up to eight new homes on “My wife and I have been “incredible opportunity for rede- Planning Commission entitlements the space have been granted, the blessed to raise our family here velopment.” to build eight new single-family estate is up for grabs. for the past 21 years and now that The property is situated at the residences on the property. The eight lots were origi- we’re empty nesters, we feel it’s end of a cul de sac, and within two The project also received op- nally recorded in 1926. By 1930, the ideal time to pass the estate miles of both Palisades Village position at a series of Pacific Pal- all lots had been purchased by a onto a new family to enjoy for and the beach. The bid deadline is isades Community Council meet- single owner who constructed a the next 20-plus years,” Pizzuli June 25, 2020. Photo by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer ings and public hearings toward cottage house, California ranch said to the Palisadian-Post. “This “I’m told it’s the second larg- the end of 2018, with neighbors house, mid-century post and beam property has been kept organic est residential site south of Sunset citing that the development would home—which are still on site. with 100% all-natural landscap- Boulevard in the Palisades,” said cause damage and potential land- In the early 2000s, current ing practices—from the vegetable Andrew Levant, the lead broker The Highlands slides on the narrow street. Pizzuli owner Pizzuli planted a vineyard garden, fruit orchard and vine- for the estate. “I’ve been so en- argued at the time that he had got- on the property’s slope and has yard—making it a special place couraged by the responses so far Injured Hiker Rescued ten required reports done and that been producing a private wine for someone looking to own a that I think it’s definitely going to A Los Angeles Fire Department helicopter conducted a hoist there was no issue from the city. label known as Paliscolo San- cultivated outdoor space for their find a new home.” operation to rescue an injured hiker near the 17400 block of West Camino De Yatasto in The Highlands area on June 10 near 5 p.m. The hiker was reported to be a 22-year-old with a non-life-threaten- Palisadian Junior Ambassador Aims ing injury, according to an LAFD spokesperson. —SARAH SHMERLING to Give Back to Children’s Hospital Pacific Palisades By JENNIKA INGRAM and the family has visited the As a top setter, Evan was in- Reporter doctors there yearly ever since, vited to Tennessee this summer to his mother, Nora, shared with the train for USA Volleyball (which 2020 Oratorical Contest Highlands resident since Palisadian-Post. is a team for his age group) in the The 2020 Optimist Oratorical Contest was held this year in the 2012, Evan Golling, 13, is Evan began his interest in same facility where the U.S. Na- form of a Zoom meeting, chaired by Palisadian Susie DeWeese. Areaching out to the community to philanthropy at 10 years old when tional team practices in the sum- The contest was judged by Fran Flanagan, Liliana Cerilo and Lorna help with his fundraising efforts he asked his mother if they could mer before it was canceled due to Riley. on behalf of the Junior Ambassa- donate their excess clothes. COVID-19. Evan’s goal is to be “We had nine entries, all from Palisades High School and Paul dors of Children’s Hospital Los “Evan is a helpful kid who in the Summer Olympics in 2028, Revere Middle School,” DeWeese shared in an email. Four partici- Angeles to support the hospital’s wants to make the world a better which will be held in LA. pants moved onto the District Contest: Julia Abbot, Michael Brent, lifesaving work. place,” Nora told the Post. “I have been one of Evan’s Selene Lam and Carter Yean, with Lam, a student at Pali High, tak- Since 2019, Evan has raised They initially chose the Los coaches for a few years now and I ing second place. $800 in donations for the hospital Angeles Mission downtown be- have seen how much he loves the “The others all did us very proud under difficult circumstanc- and he is hoping to surpass that cause of its effort to help people sport and the improvement in his es,” DeWeese wrote. “Hopefully, all of them will return next year to goal this year. Since 2012, the in need and because the program game first hand,” Hagen Smith, complete again and maybe we will have a regular contest at the Pal- Junior Ambassadors have raised accepts children’s clothes. Every Evan’s indoor volleyball coach, Evan Golling isades Lutheran Church again.” —SARAH SHMERLING more than $2 million in donations few months, the family makes a wrote to the Post. “Excited to to support the hospital, according trip downtown to donate formerly see what is in store for him as he to the program’s website. worn clothing they have gathered keeps progressing.” Evan and his sister Mad- up from their home, as well as do- Evan’s older brother Lucas is Pacific Palisades elaine, 11, both attend Corpus nations from family and friends. interested in physics and politics Christi School, and their older In 2020, Evan received a and both boys are encouraging 90th Birthday Celebration on Pause brother Lucas, 13, attends Brent- “Valued Supporter” since 2018 community members to donate wood School. Evan joined the certificate from the Mission. to Procter & Gamble’s Children’s The community-wide 90th birthday party, which usually takes Junior Ambassador program two When he is not fundraising Safe Drinking Water Program to place the first Saturday of June, has been put on hold due to the years ago and Madelaine fol- and collecting donations, Evan provide clean water for families coronavirus pandemic. lowed shortly before the pandem- is also a competitive volleyball during periods of crisis. The beloved tradition of more than 20 years is hosted by the ic. player and a member of Pac6 in Palisadians who are inter- Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club. The Golling family has a spe- the Palisades, which was formed ested in donating to Children’s “We have not forgotten them and we promise to host the part as cial connection to CHLA because in 2015 to offer a progressive Hospital Los Angeles under Evan soon as it will be safe for them to attend,” Fay Vahdani shared in an Evan had a serious procedure training program, according to its Golling’s name may do so at con- The Golling family email. —SARAH SHMERLING there shortly after he was born website. nect.chla.org. Photos courtesy of Nora Golling

The Village CRIME REPORT Robbery without taking any property. registration and insurance card. Theft Father’s Day Brunch 15500 Via De Las Olas, June 17800 Castellammare, May 17300 Tramonto, between 1400 Avenida De Cortez, CinqueTerre WEST Osteria will open for dining and offer a Fa- 13 at 9:30 p.m. The suspects (#1 25 at 2:40 a.m. The suspects (#1-2 May 23 at 3 p.m. and May 26 at between March 24 at 12 p.m. and ther’s Day Brunch from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 21. Menu male Hispanic, dark hair, 5’7” 140 male) entered victim’s garage and 12 p.m. The suspect entered and May 24 at 12 p.m. The suspect items will include Green Eggs, Pappardelle alla Bolognese, Truffle lb, 20 years, #2 male Hispanic, took a bicycle, beauty products ransacked victim’s vehicle. It was (possibly housekeeper) took jew- Burger, Smoked Brisket Brussel hash and more. black hair brown eyes, 5’9” 180 and clothing. unknown what property was sto- elry from victim’s bedroom. For reservations, call 310-454-0709. lb, 19 years, #3 male black, 6’ 200 90 Ocean Way, June 5 be- len. 16600 Sunset, May 24 at 3:20 —SARAH SHMERLING lb, #4-8 male, NFD) approached tween 4:30 and 5:55 p.m. The 17200 Sunset, between May p.m. The suspect took victim’s victim and his girlfriend. Suspect suspect (male white, brown hair, 29 at 3:30 p.m. and May 30 at 9 shoes and glasses from the porch. #1 pointed a handgun at the vic- 5’10” 170 lb) entered victim’s a.m. The suspect entered victim’s 17300 Sunset, between May tim and demanded property. The home and took a knife and blan- vehicle, and took a wallet, sun- 22 at 6:30 a.m. and May 26 at 5 Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: suspects then began to strike vic- kets. glasses and clothing. p.m. The suspect took victim’s bi- July 23, 1981 tim several times while removing 17700 Castellammare, June 17200 Sunset, between June cycles from a parking structure. property from victim’s pockets. 7 at 8 a.m. A 43-year-old male was 2 at 10 p.m. and June 3 at 12 p.m. 15500 Sunset, June 10 at 3:40 It’s possible that suspect #1 dis- arrested for burglary after entering The suspect cut a lock to enter vic- a.m. The suspect (female, 5’9” charged the handgun while strik- victim’s home and drinking a can tim’s trailer, and took airsoft guns, 270 lb) pried open a lock box and Christmas Comes ing the victim. The suspects fled of soda. ballistic vest and holsters. took a key to apartment complex. the area in a green Toyota. 1200 Lachman Ln, between Los Liones/Tramonto, June June 3 at 9:30 p.m. and June 8 at 4 between 7 and 7:50 p.m. The Battery to Town in July Stolen Vehicle 9:45 a.m. The suspect (identified) suspect smashed a window to en- 17300 Pacific Coast ,Hwy 800 Alma Real, between May entered location under construc- ter victim’s vehicle, and took a June 3 at 6:50 a.m. A 39-year-old It was a beautiful night. And, as usual, Juniors of Social 23 at 8 a.m. and May 25 at 11:30 tion and took a jackhammer. purse and money. male was arrested for battery after Service of Los Angeles went all-out to provide a cocktail p.m. The suspect took victim’s ve- 15200 De Pauw, between Pacific Coast Hwy/Sunset, throwing a trash can at victim’s party as a pre-ball extravaganza for their 46th annual Can- hicle from the street. May 29 at 4 p.m. and May 30 at May 20 between 12 and 3 p.m. tent striking victim on the head. dlelight Ball in December. 17900 Pacific Coast ,Hwy 7:15 a.m. The suspect entered The suspect entered victim’s vehi- Honoring their husbands and members of the press, Ju- May 28 between 7:50 and 9 p.m. location under construction and cle, and took a wallet, car key and Hit and Run with Injury niors greeted guests on July 8 at Daly Designs warehouse The suspect used victim’s vehicle took tools. phone. 400 Mesa Rd, June 7 at 5:55 in West Los Angeles. keys (taken from the beach) to 1200 Lachman Ln, June 15 Los Liones/Sunset, June 7 p.m. An 18-year-old female was John Daly will be doing all the decorations for the ball take victim’s vehicle. at 1:06 a.m. The suspect pried off between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The arrested for hit and run after caus- and he donated his warehouse for the evening cocktail 15300 Bestor, between May plywood to enter victim’s garage suspect entered victim’s vehicle, ing a collision and fleeing the party. At the entrance to the warehouse parking lot, guests 19 at 11 p.m. and May 20 at 11 but did not take any property. and took money and a sweater. scene of the accident. were greeted by a 12-foot Frosty the Snowman supporting p.m. The suspect took victim’s ve- 800 Alma Real, June 12 be- a rainbow of balloons. The annual ball has a theme of “A hicle from the street. Burglary/Theft from Vehicle tween 1 and 3 p.m. The suspect Child’s Fantasy of Christmas,” and this summer’s pre-ball 17300 Sunset, between June 200 Arno Way, May 24 at entered victim’s vehicle, and took Provided by LAPD event carried out the children’s theme. 6 at 12:30 p.m. and June 7 at 6 12:30 p.m. The suspect (female a purse, wallet and a watch. Senior Lead a.m. The suspect took victim’s ve- black, brown hair, 5’7” 180 lb, 500 Los Liones, June 7 be- On hand to welcome everyone were Mrs. Richard P. Officer Michael Moore. 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Page 4 Palisadian-Post June 18, 2020 Palisades Podcast Welcomes Arthur Gilbert as June Guest Details on the Tax Deadline Extension tember 15, 2020 and January 15, Do you think you will owe mon- The IRS Is 2021, respectively. ey? The earlier you determine You have three additional what you owe, the more time you Giving You Three months to make a 2019 IRA or have to plan your tax payment. If HSA contribution. Do you still you are owed money, filing earlier Additional Months need to do this? Ordinarily, your can bring you a refund earlier. to File and Pay deadline to do so would be April As a reminder, this article is 15, 2020, but just as the federal in- intended to present general infor- come tax filing deadline has been mation, not tax advice. Talk with By GARY K. LISKA pushed forward to July 15, so has a tax or legal professional about Special to the Palisadian-Post this deadline. your particular tax situation be- The July 15 deadline also fore modifying your strategy. he Internal Revenue Service applies for gift taxes. While the knows that many taxpayers federal estate tax deadline fell on Gary K. Liska may be reached Thave had a stressful spring. So, it April 15, Forms 709 (the Gift and at 310-712-2323 or seia.com. has reset the federal tax deadline. Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax You now have until July 15 to file Return) and related payments are your 1040 form. July 15 is also the not due until July 15. An exten- deadline to pay any federal taxes sion to file as late as October 15 owed for 2019. is permitted; though, gift and GST Beyond these important de- taxes owed will still be due on or tails, there are others to note. before July 15. Keep in mind: This article is for Many state tax deadlines have informational purposes only. It’s also been extended to July 15. A not a replacement for real-life ad- few states have given taxpayers vice, so make sure to consult your even more time. In Hawaii, the Arthur Gilbert Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer tax, legal and accounting profes- filing deadline is July 20. In Iowa, sionals before modifying your state income taxes may be filed as By SARAH SHMERLING Angeles Daily Journal. He has Gilbert has played at the Dis- strategy. late as July 31. In Colorado, tax- Editor-in-Chief also written two books—“Under ney Hall, Library of Congress and The extended tax deadline payers have until October 15 to Submission” and “Under Submis- jazz clubs across Southern Cali- still falls on October 15. This year, file their returns, with any taxes he Palisades Podcast, host- sion Volume II”—both of which fornia. He currently is a member the six-month extension is now a owed due by July 15. ed by longtime community have been widely praised, Cron of the Big Band of Barristers, three-month extension. If you owe Things are a bit different in Tmembers Steve Cron and Maryam explained. Gilbert has donated all playing the piano. The group re- federal taxes, you must still pay three other states. Mississippi has Zar, will welcome Justice Arthur the profits from the books to the cently won first place as the best them by July 15. pushed its state tax deadline for- Gilbert for their June guest. Los Angeles County Law Library. lawyer band in the country at the The July 15 deadline also ward, but only to May 15. New “Virtually every lawyer in Gilbert is currently the Pre- Chicago Art Institute. applies to fiscal year filers and Hampshire has offered extensions California knows about Art Gil- siding Justice of Division 6 of the “His wife, Barbara, a gifted many businesses. It applies to any to “qualifying taxpayers” affect- bert and his storied career as a California Court of Appeal, Sec- soprano, often sings with Art, cur- individual or business entity that ed by the coronavirus crisis who lawyer, a judge for the Los An- ond District. rently along with a singing group, would normally have to file or pay were unable to pay state taxes by To receive FREE up-to-the-minute geles Municipal and Superior In a 2016 interview with the Singers in Law,” Cron added. by April 15. April 15. Virginia has given tax- breaking news email alerts, sign Courts, and his 37-year career as the Palisadian-Post, Gilbert de- The June episode of the pod- How about those who pay payers an automatic six-month up on our Web site now! a justice on the California Court scribed himself and his cohorts on cast will offer a glimpse into the quarterly taxes? 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Pay $49.99/mo. + taxes until discount starts win 3 mos. New residential customers only, excluding DIRECTV and U-verse TV customers. Rest’s apply. Palisadian-Post SportThursday, June 18, 2020 s Page 5 Night to Remember A Look Back at the Palisades High Boys Basketball Team’s First City Section Championship in 1969 By STEVE GALLUZZO crown, Marvin noted that what made the group special was chemistry. Sports Editor “Everyone had grown up in Pacific Palisades and had known each other their whole lives,” a then-79-year-old Marvin said of his most hen the Palisades High boys basketball team captured the City cherished memory in his 37 years as a high school coach. “So teamwork Section Division I championship on February 29 it marked only was relatively easy to achieve with them.” Wthe second title in the program’s 59-year history. The first came 51 years It became even tougher to build that type of chemistry once the Los earlier, long before Dolphins head coach Donzell Hayes or any of his Angeles Unified School District began busing students to schools be- players were born. yond their attendance areas in the mid-1970s. For one magical season, On the rainy evening of January 25, 1969, the Dolphins arrived however, the Dolphins were almost perfect. at UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion with revenge on their minds and in their “I remember that game like it was yesterday,” said Marvin, who hearts as they faced a team that had handed them their only defeat all lived at the top of Las Lomas until he died in 2017 at the age of 87. season. Appearing in their first City final (there was only one playoff “It was very special because they were all local kids. This was before division back then), the Dolphins showed no signs of nerves and, before busing, before transfers. The entire community was behind us. We had a crowd of 6,040, stormed to a huge halftime lead against Reseda and a huge crowd. It seemed like the whole town was there.” never looked back. Even Coach Jerry Marvin had to admit things were Palisades’ worthy opponent on that drizzly winter night was a Re- looking good in the locker room—and he was never satisfied until the gents squad that Marvin greatly respected. “Coach [Lonnie] Lee had an clock reached zero. When the final buzzer sounded Palisades had won excellent team led by his son Greg,” Marvin said. “They beat us in our 85-57 and the 28-point margin was the widest in City finals history until last nonleague game when three of my starters had the flu. We had one Willie West’s Crenshaw Cougars crushed Manual Arts by 42 points in or two few close calls after that but we never lost again.” the 4A title game 10 years later. The highly-anticipated championship game proved anticlimactic. Kenny Baker scored 30 points and fellow forward Chris Marlowe “I could hear one of their players telling his coach that we were added 29 for the Dolphins, who finished 18-1 using a hybrid of the playing zone [defense], then in the next timeout another player told him triangle offense called the “double post.” Marlowe was named Most we were in man-to-man,” Marvin recalled. “I knew then that we had Valuable Player of the City tournament and made the All-City team, but them completely confused. I had my subs in as early as the second quar- was second by one vote for Player of the Year behind Reseda’s Greg ter. I wasn’t a proponent of laying it on. Afterwards I said something Lee, who was POY again the next year and went on to win back-to-back like ‘You’ll remember this for the rest of your life.’ Then they took me NCAA championships under John Wooden at UCLA. The Dolphins re- into the shower and drenched me.” turned to the championship game in 1970 but fell 64-53 to LA Jordan. In its “dream season” Palisades went undefeated in the Western Lee averaged 29 points a game in 1969, but the Dolphins’ “jitter- League, then dispatched Taft, Fremont and Jefferson in the playoffs to bug” defense held him to just four-for-21 shooting—the worst game of set up a finals rematch with the West Valley League champion. his high school career. “That was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of thing,” Marvin admitted. Nobody had more affection for the 1969 Dolphins than their coach, “We were the epitome of slow white guys. We weren’t particularly fast. who finally retired in 1991 after posting a career 284-130 record in his [Kenny] Baker was our tallest player and he was only about 6’4” or 30 years at the helm of the Palisades program. so. That group really defied the odds. But actually I saw it coming two Jerry Marvin, architect of Palisades’ first City basketball title, with Reflecting on that team in a Palisadian-Post interview in 2009 on years ahead of time. I knew we’d be good if we stayed healthy, but we the finals program and championship patch on the 40th anniversary the 40th anniversary of Palisades’ only upper division boys basketball (See A Look Back, Page 7) in 2009, eight years before he passed away. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Catching His Waves Former Pali High Freestyler Mike Newman Became a Lifeguard, Firefighter and ‘Baywatch’ Star By STEVE GALLUZZO spent the last 15 years of his ca- Sports Editor reer at Station 70, one mile north of Duke’s Restaurant in Malibu. ife’s a beach for Mike New- Shortly after Newman be- man—and he wouldn’t have it came a lifeguard, childhood friend Lany other way. Greg Bonnan (who swam at Pali “Newmie,” the nickname by sades with Newman’s older broth- which he is widely known, spent er), asked if Mike wanted to be his childhood surfing the local in the teaser tape for a show he beaches and went on to become was attempting to sell. Newman an accomplished surfer, swimmer, not only appeared in that teaser, lifeguard, fireman and TV actor. he went on to star for 13 years He’s also proud to be a Palisadian. in what became the hit TV series Newman grew up on Kenter “Baywatch,” playing the role of Canyon in Brentwood, attending “Newmie” Newman in over 150 Kenter Elementary and Paul Re- of 300 aired episodes. vere Middle School. Upon his ar- “I juggled the fire department, rival at Palisades High, he some- which was only 10 days a month, times played hooky to catch the and Baywatch,” he says. “The fire early morning swells. department of course insisted I not “My coaches Dave Anderson miss any shifts on account of my and John Apgar wanted me at the acting and the Hollywood people morning workouts and Dave even were just as demanding that I be at drove down to the beach to see a shoot on time. No excuses. But I where I was surfing but he never had a blast.” caught me,” Newman remembers The most gratiyfing aspect of fondly. “I’d surf all day, then go to being a star on one of the most the [swim team] workouts in the popular television dramas in the afternoon and I was slow because 1990s was reading all his fan mail. I was tired. The coaches couldn’t “All along I’d been training understand why I was so slow, but to be a real lifeguard, not a fake I was smart enough to rest on the one, but I grew up driving boats in days of the meets.” treacherous places and one of the His memories of his days as a Palisadian Mike Newman (left) with star David Hasselhoff on the set of “Baywatch,” the popular TV series about LA County Lifeguards. reasons I got the part is because of swimmer at Palisades High are a “Newmie,” as he was known on the show, appeared in 159 episodes from 1989-2001, and was also an LA County firefighter for 20 years. that skill,” he says. “I could drive bit fuzzy. In fact he doesn’t recall a 70-foot ocean racer and pull up many details from his junior year swam butterfly, Les [Wulk] swam there being a healthy grudge be- All-American status, then at UC rode his bike to the Santa Moni- right next to another. Through all in 1974 when he helped the Dol- breaststroke and I swam anchor in tween the sprinters and swimmers Santa Barbara, where he was an ca Pier for four hours of training those years I never once scratched phins tie Chatsworth for their first I think 22 or 23 seconds,” he re- in the distance events. NCAA Division I All-American every day in the summer. He took a boat. One of the best things was boys City swim title. calls. “It’s kind of hard to believe “The 50 freestyle is all-out and moved up from the 50- and the LA County Lifeguard test in the letters I got from people saying “I’m 63 years old so it’s all our record was only broken a few whereas the 500 is more of a long, 100-meters to the 200 freestyle. 1977 and passed it with flying I inspired them to become a life- a blur,” he admits. “I have a few years ago.” painful race,” he reasons. “What’s “That’s what happens when colors. In fact, he accumulated guard or a father sharing a story pictures in my mind but that’s it.” The record was finally topped funny is that there was real ani- a sprinter gets in shape,” he says, the third-highest score out of 350 of how his son saved his daughter What he does remember well in 2013 when Cleveland clocked mosity between the distance guys laughing. “We weren’t known as people. Newman was simultane- because of me. That all makes me is swimming the freestyle leg in 1:38.14 and Palisades holds the and us. They’d call me a lazy bum, a powerhouse by any means, but ously training to be a firefighter feel really good. Of course I went the 200-yard medley relay at the current standard of 1:35.68, set but then ask ‘Can you anchor the we did pretty well and were sixth and after nine months as a perma- by ‘Newmie’ on the show but on 1975 finals meet, helping the Dol- by brothers Jon, Greg and Alex relay so we can win it?’” in the nation one year. Being Divi- nent lifeguard in the South Bay, the set they called me ‘horse head’ phins set a City record of 1:38.91 Havton and Lucas Lacy in 2017 in After graduating from Pali sion I it was very competitive and he got his fire department certifi- because my hat size was 7 7/8.” that stood for 38 years. the same pool at East LA College. High in 1975, Newman contin- we worked out six hours a day.” cation. He served as an LA Coun- After college, Newman start- “Franz [Szymanski] swam Though the team camaraderie ued his swimming career at Santa At the age of 10, Newman ty firefighter in West Hollywood, ed renting a house in the Palisades. the backstroke, Fred [Kitchener] was good, Newman remembers Monica College, where he earned enrolled in Junior Lifeguards and Carson, on the Hazmat squad and (See Mike Newman, Page 6) Page 6 Palisadian-Post June 18, 2020

Mike Newman running, a swim around buoys, paddle- (Continued from Page 5) boards, rowing, team exchanges... things He swam in the Masters porgram at the old like that. We used to have contests every YMCA pool in Temescal Park and it was year and it was a great opportunity for me there he met his future wife Sarah (also a to travel the world.” swimmer). He proposed to her a few years These days, Newman keeps busy later and they have two children. Like his working on his kids’ houses, riding his dad before him their son Chris, 31, is an rescue paddleboard, kayaking, bicycling, LA County Lifeguard. Their daughter Em- weightlifing and surfing. He also owns a ily, 28, was a freestyle sprinter at Pali High 5,000-square-foot vacation home on a one- (just like her dad) and was on several City acre lot on Oahu with a regulation-length title teams under present coach Maggie pool across the street from the beach. Nance. Chris now lives in Ojai and Emily For the last 14 years he has battled just bought a house in Atascadero. Parkinson’s disease and although there are Anderson served as Palisades’ swim- drugs he can take to lesson the symptoms, ming and water polo coach from 1971-93 his hands shake and he has trouble walk- and he remembers Newman well: “Mike ing due to an accident he suffered years had a ton of raw talent in one stroke: free- ago. Besides that... life is good. style. He was a member of our first City As the only ‘real’ lifeguard on ‘Bay- championship team in 1974 and was voted watch,” Newman was so adamant about ‘Most Improved’ on the 1975 water polo the show being true to life that he often squad. As a junior in ‘74 he tied for first put the other actors through his own “boot place in the 50 free in 22.613 seconds with camp,” so they looked fit enough to pass his friend Bill Dedrick from Monroe. The as real lifeguards. “Newmie” even taught next year he helped our 200 medley relay co-star Pamela Anderson how to run on team set a record that stood for decades. the beach. Newman remained on the show Interestingly, that time was set using the for the entirety of its run. His other screen old backstroke turn. Later, a rule change credits include “Panic at Malibu Pier” allowed swimmers to use a faster turn (1989), “Welcome to Hollywood” (1998) so our guys probably would’ve been one and “Enemy Action” (1999). He was also or two seconds faster had they been able the stunt man on the TV series “Search to use the new turn. Mike won the Todd Party” (1999-00). After all that, he became Swanson Award along with teammate Eric the go-to “water expert” in the film indus- Moore at our swim banquet that year.” try, training Ashton Kutcher and Kevin Anderson recalls a friendly rivalry Costner for their roles in “The Guardian” Newman had with his Pali High teammate and Tom Hanks for “Angels and Demons.” Les Wulk. For someone who has spent his whole “Occasionally, one of them would life in and around the Palisades, Newman challenge the other to a 50-yard freestyle is content despite the myriad of changes race,” Anderson recounts. “Les, being su- the town has undergone over time. perbly conditioned, would want to race Mike “Newmie” Newman with “Baywatch” beauties Donna D’Errico (left) and Traci Bingham in 1997. Dennis Moore, a senior on Pali High’s Mike after the workout. Mike, not as su- 1974 City title squad who later became a perbly conditioned, would want to race be- I’m sure that loss to Mike was a huge mo- mie” in the family—a moniker passed Olympics in Stockholm and two more public school teacher and coached Poway fore the workout. I don’t think they could tivator for Kevin!” down to Mike and subsequently to his son. golds at the 1920 Games in Antwerp). in San Diego to five CIF swim titles, is still ever come to an agreement.” Newman has great respect for his Every summer the family would take a “When it came to surfing, he was a de- a huge admirer of his ex-teammate. Newman’s natural ability was evident parents, who came to America as English seaplane back and forth to Catalina Island. ity,” Newman recalls. “I was always amazed at how strong long after he retired his Dolphins speedo. immigrants (his dad had a $10 bill in his “I grew up in Avalon,” he says. “We had “Newmie” continued to surf and his and fast Mike was,” Moore recalls. “He “In 1986 we held a meet between the pocket). They owned three Arthur Mur- our snorkels and fins and dove for coins competitive juices flowed at the lifeguard- was the same grade level as my younger Pali Masters swim team and Pali boys var- ray Ballroom Dance studios but when The when the steamer ships came in. Crewmen ing national championships, an event he brother Eric. Not only that, both swam at sity swim team,” Anderson recalls. “Mike Beatles arrived in 1964 it signaled the be- would throw quarters overboard and if you won four times in the 1980s. He went on Santa Monica College for the incredible was about 30 years old and raced Pali High ginning of the end of that venture. were good you could make $7 or $8 every to captain the United States team at vari- coach John Joseph and were LA County sprinter Kevin Shepard in the 50-yard free. “Suddenly it was no more Foxtrot,” time a boat came in. I became the ‘big man ous international competitions in Hawaii, lifeguards together. I’d often see Mike At first, Kevin took the lead going into the Newman says. “Once The Beatles got on campus’ in the penny arcade.” South Africa and other exotic locales at our John Joseph dinners on the Santa turn. However, Mike had a super turn and here, everyone wanted to do the Twist.” As a boy, Newman idolized Hono- around the globe. Monica pier that funded the SMC swim- won the race handily. Kevin went on to Newman’s mom was also a swim teach- lulu-born swimmer Duke Kahanamoku “It was essentially a decathlon for ming scholarships in Joseph’s name.” win the 50 freestyle in 21.830 seconds as er and taught many movie stars’ children to (known as the “Father of Surfing” he won a lifeguards,” Newman says. “It was like the Surf’s up for the man known univer- the varsity boys rolled to another City title. swim. In fact, she was the original “new- gold medal in the 100 freestyle at the 1912 Ironman competition for us. It included sally as “Newmie.”

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1969 Champs That was the most gratifying win (Continued from Page 5) I’ve ever had, maybe because it turned out to be even better than was my first championship. It was I thought.” The game and culture so special.” have changed so much since then. Marlowe believes a big factor For one thing, high school was in the team’s success was buying only three grades (10-12), there in to Marvin’s old-school style. was no shot clock and no three- “I think our team understood point line. Marvin distinctly re- Jerry more than perhaps any oth- membered every player and the er and that’s why we did what we role each played in bringing the did,” he said. “He had a wonderful school its first City hoops title. personality and was the funniest “Unity was the real strength guy on the face of the earth, but of that team,” he added. “It was he was also blunt and direct. He’s the best team I ever had but not the best coach I ever had. There the most talented. The next year was never a situation he was flus- we were physically better and we tered by. When I was a junior he may have been the year before as told me I had to score more for us well, but that year we put it all to win and the next game I scored together. It was a special group. 24 points—the most I’d ever had. Every one of those kids went to That was the impetus for me to be- college.” come a great player. He saw my The 1968-69 roster consisted potential before I ever did. I wish of 13 players, many of whom at- I could’ve taken him with me to tended the “Silver Anniversary” college.” celebration in 1994, when the Shaw, who grew up on El Me- court in the main gym was offi- dio, recalled how organized Mar- cially named “Marvin’s Garden.” vin’s practices were. Marvin called Marlowe the “Jerry ran our practices the best competitor he ever had: “He same way John Wooden ran his,” wanted the ball in the clutch and Shaw said. “He was unbelievably you always knew he’d make it.” Members of Palisades High’s 1969 City championship basketball team (from left) Chris Marlowe, Jay Hanseth, Doug King, Kris Jamtaas organized. He would write plays Forward Don Shaw was nick- and Don Shaw along with Jack Waddill (far right) of the 1971 team reunited in the Dolphins’ gym in 2017 after a memorial service for Jerry down on index cards or cocktail named “Stubby” because he had, Marvin, the Dolphins’ coach from 1961-1991. Photo: Steve Galluzzo napkins. We were deep—all 13 of according to Marvin, the smallest us could play. Jerry always knew hands in the world. out long there. He never cared too Feingold had the highest GPA in Marlowe went on to play bas- and shot,” Marlowe remembered. who to go to down the stretch. We “Don was a deadly corner much about scoring.” his class and could run the offense ketball and volleyball at San Di- “No dribble, there wasn’t enough were always ready for any situa- shooter,” the coach said. “You just Forward Kris Jamtaas round- also. Mark Weiss was another ju- ego State and was a member of time. Luckily, I banked it in. We tion. It didn’t matter what they couldn’t sag on him and he could ed out the starting lineup. nior who played like a senior. Jay the USA Olympic volleyball team took our team picture after that threw at us.” single-handedly break down a “He was all hustle,” Marvin Hanseth was the best athlete on that won the gold medal in 1984. game. It turned out pretty good.” King cited the team’s close- zone defense. He went on to coach remembered. “He was left-handed the team. He was very steady and He then started a career in broad- Marlowe was inducted into ness and a deal Marlowe made the Stanford women’s volleyball so he played on the right side and dependable. John Berlin was our casting and is now the Denver the City Section Hall of Fame in with the Pali High Vice Principal team to the 1992 NCAA title.” was a defensive stopper. He was second-string center and was a big Nuggets’ play-by-play announcer. April 2017—a prestigious hon- as reasons the 1968-69 team went About Baker, Marvin said: good at volleyball too and won a force on the boards. Jeff Jacobs Marlowe made one of the big- or—but he is most proud of that all the way. “He was our captain and our high- club title at Washington State.” was another of the three pivot gest baskets of that championship 1969 basketball championship. “We did everything together,” post center but he could really The bench was rock solid, led men I had coming off the bench. season—a 40-foot buzzer-beater “That was a major achieve- King remembered. “We weren’t play anywhere on the floor. He by guards John LeLevier, Bruce He was basically our third-string to stun archrival Venice 81-79— ment because volleyball wasn’t the most talented team, but we was good in the key and he was a Feingold, forwards Mark Weiss, center behind Don Shaw and John and after speaking at Marvin’s a sanctioned sport yet, but bas- were the smartest. One day we great passer. He captained the San Jay Hanseth and Kelly Broom and Berlin. A great rebounder. Kelly memorial service at Palisades ketball was,” he said. “We’d lost snuck up to Mayfair Market, Diego State volleyball team to a centers John Berlin, Ron Cox and Broom was the fourth junior on Presbyterian Church in Septem- to Reseda and I scored my career where Gelson’s is now, for sand- championship in 1973.” Jeff Jacobs. the team. He played behind Don ber 2017 he joined Hanseth, King, high and we beat them by the larg- wiches and the VP caught us. He Marvin called point guard Marvin described the reserves Shaw in the corner. Ron Cox was Shaw and Jamtaas in returning to est margin ever in the finals. We was going to give us a week’s de- Doug King the quarterback of the as follows: “John LeLevier was a great surfer. That’s what I re- the Dolphins’ gym to renact that weren’t blessed with great ath- tention, but Marlowe made a deal offense: “I believe he’s the only our second-string point guard member most about him. That and memorable play. letic talent but we were all good that for every game we won in the kid I ever had who played three and a very capable guy to have he came back from Australia to at- “As I recall there was one friends, we ran our offense, we playoffs, he’d take away a day of years on varsity. He was only out there if Doug King needed a tend my retirement party, which I second left on the clock... [Doug] didn’t turn the ball over and we detention. Well, we won all four a junior but he was like a coach rest or got in foul trouble. Bruce appreciated.” King passed me the ball, I turned excelled at grinding teams down. so we never did any detention.”

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CIF Sets July 20 Deadline to Determine If Fall Sports Continue on Current Schedule he California Interscholastic Return to Physical Activity/ The CIF is comprised of 10 Federation released a state- Training Guidelines sections: Northern, North Coast, Tment last Friday regarding the This document is intend- Sac-Joaquin, Oakland, San Fran- status of 2020 Fall Sports and the ed to provide guidance for CIF cisco, Central Coast, Central, L.A. return to physical activity, training member schools to consider with City, Southern and San Diego. and competition. It reads: their stakeholders in designing Palisades High is a member “The California Interscho- return-to-activity protocols in ac- of the City Section, comprised of lastic Federation (CIF) believes cordance with state and county over 150 schools in the Los Ange- education-based athletics and all restrictions. It allows for a coordi- les area. co-curricular activities are essen- nated reopening following the ini- “The development of return tial to the physical, mental, and tial stay at home orders and may to competition policies will be social well-being of students and also be used if conditions dictate disseminated as they become realizes the impact and challeng- the need for increased restrictions available,” City Section Sports es that COVID-19 has caused for in the future. Information Director Dick Dor- our member schools and educa- nan said. “These guidelines were tion-based athletics. Physical Examination Waiver modeled after the recent NFHS “We continue to monitor the In order to address the im- recommendations and guidelines. Palisadian Lee Calvert looked fit directives and guidelines released pact that the COVID-19 virus A final decision by the CIF State as a fiddle at her 95th birthday from the Governor’s Office, the and school closures have had on office in Sacramento will be made party last August. California Department of Edu- students, and in recognition that by July 20 regarding Fall sports.” cation and State/Local County families may experience delays After canceling the state bas- Health Departments and Agen- in obtaining appointments for ketball championships in March, Calvert: Always cies as these directives and guide- their student for a Preparticipation the CIF decided in early April to lines are followed by our member Physical Examination, governing cancel the spring 2020 state, re- An Optimist Henry Mariscal with his trophy at the CJG Open in Thousand Oaks. schools/school districts when they boards of school districts and pri- gional and section championships. are planning when and how to re- vate schools may elect to provide “In the best interests of our adminton and table tennis open school this Fall. a one-time, temporary waiver of student-athletes, coaches, admin- champion Lee Calvert is ea- “As our member schools be- Bylaw 503.G. This waiver allows istrators, fans, and school com- Bger to add to her medal count at Greener Days Ahead gin planning for the reopening of the student-athlete to participate munities, health and safety are our the Huntsman Senior Games in school, the CIF, in collaboration in athletics for a maximum of 30 No. 1 priority,” new City Com- St. George, Utah, but that pursuit star is on the rise in the Ju- Mariscal was disappointed not with its 10 Sections, will be deter- calendar days from their school’s missioner Vicky Lagos said. “As will be put on hold temporarily. nior Golf ranks and his name to play his last golf season at St. mining by July 20 if Fall Sports first day of practice in that sport. difficult a decision as this was, we “I had intended to play in this Ais Henry Mariscal. The soon-to-be Matthew’s in the spring but looks will continue as currently sched- This waiver only applies to CIF must look out for the well-being year’s Games (October 5-17), but 15-year-old from the Via Bluffs forward to attending Studio City uled or not. sanctioned Fall 2020 sports. of our student-athletes, coaches with COVID I decided to wait un- birdied the 18th hole to force a Harvard-Westlake High in the fall, “The CIF is prepared to offer and educators. The opportunity til 2021 when I hope to get back playoff, then sank a birdie putt to where he will play varsity golf. alternative calendars if it is deter- Financial Hardship Waiver for a student-athlete to participate at it again,” said the 95-year-old win the Boys 12-14 Division of During the lockdown due to mined by July 20 that Fall Sports Due to the impact of the in sports plays a valuable and inte- Palisades Optimist Club member the CJG Open May 30-31 at Los the coronavirus pandemic, Mari- may not start as scheduled due to COVID-19 virus and the result- gral part in their character forma- from Tahitian Terrace. “I’m op- Robles Greens in Thousand Oaks. scal practiced hitting into a net ongoing public health and safety ing financial impact on many tion as a teenager and young adult. timistic about getting back into Mariscal, a former Pacific Pal- every day in his backyard. He will concerns. families, a waiver of Bylaw 207 We’re heartbroken so many of our competition when the “all clear” isades Baseball Association All- be playing in many tournaments “In anticipation of our stu- may be granted for a student who student-athletes, especially the se- signal rings out.” Star, shot +7 for a two-day total this summer. dent-athletes’ return to physical transfers to a new school during nior class, will not be able to con- Through it all, Calvert always of 149 to edge Fountain Valley’s As a sixth-grader in 2018, activity, the CIF is providing sev- the first semester of the 2020- tinue competing in their sport.” finds time to work out: “I imme- Baron Nguyen. The field of 30 Mariscal was fifth in the Pacific eral resources to assist our mem- 2021 school year when there is a The City’s current athletic cal- diately stopped playing when players included three other Pali- Basin League Championships and ber schools and student-athletes demonstrated and verifiable hard- endar lists Monday, July 27 as the the word was out to “distance” sadians: Liam Green (who tied for he was third as a seventh-grader while recognizing our obligation ship condition because of finan- date for the first allowable football because of COVID. I appreciat- third at +9); Alec Lam, who tied last year behind Green and fellow to the health and safety of every- cial difficulties. practice and the date for all other ed the warnings and my possible for eighth at +14; and Peter Jen, Palisadian Truman Pauley, also of one involved. “As we look to the upcoming fall sports Monday, Aug. 3. The vulnerability so I avoided crowds who tied for 22nd at +14. Windward. Mariscal also played These new resources outlined 2020-2021 school year and sports earliest any games may be played but I kept doing my pushups and Mariscal birdied the 1st, 7th on the Falcons’ basketball team generally below are located on the seasons our main priority remains is Friday, Aug. 14. The calendar sit-ups and I kept hiking my area and 12th holes on Day 1 and the that won the PBL’s ‘A’ Division CIF State website (www.cifstate. everyone’s ongoing health and may be pushed back pending the here on different levels to stay in 1st, 10th and 18th holes on Day 2. title in February 2019. org): safety in this challenging time.” CIF’s decision on July 20. shape.”

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From Rock to Lullabies and Back Again Sheri and Kevin Field Work to Keep Music Alive From Their Home Studio in Marquez Knolls

By SARAH SHMERLING of twins, Sheri explained that the Field in from around the country. Editor-in-Chief household had three under 3 for a while. “It’s really been wonderful,” Sheri But now the two are back, and this said of having the outlet. “We feel lucky heri Field has roots in music that ex- time, they are releasing music with their we can do it together.” Sheri Field tend as deep as her roots in the Pali- band Shevin. Sheri added that she knows some of Ssades do. “We built a studio in our house,” Sheri her friends in bands who are trying to piece “My great-grandmother owned a said of their return to music, “and when together performances while adhering to chain of silent movie theaters in Illinois our kids got a little bit older, we would go social distancing measures, so her and and my family played the music behind the downstairs to the studio and we started Kevin are lucky to be able to livestream screen,” she shared. “My great-grandma writing again.” together from their home. played the drums and my grandma used Shevin recorded an eight-song EP in Though the two took a break the past to sing before the shows as a little girl.” their home studio, which was produced few weeks, as of Friday, June 12, they Sheri explained that the rest of her by another longtime resident of the Pali- are back. family is very musical as well—her dad sades and Sheri’s childhood friend, Phil “We’ve gotten really great feedback,” plays guitar and sings; he was in a band Margaziotis. Sheri said. “One of our livestreams had with his brother when he was younger. “We finished the recording and then more than 1,000 views. Family and friends She learned all about jazz and blues from we decided, you know we would really and fans we’ve gained over this time have her grandmother. love to play again,” Sheri said. been watching all over the country … It’s “Music was always in our house,” she Playing a show at The Mayfair Hotel been encouraging for this time in music said. “I grew up playing piano and taking in downtown the day after Thanksgiving where everything kind of stopped.” voice lessons, I was always in choirs.” gave the two the bug again. And then, after In between homeschooling their three Born in Chicago, Sheri moved to Cal- seeing a show at The Draycott, the band kids, Sheri and Kevin have found time to ifornia at the age of 5, arriving in Pacific then played a show of their own at the write music and get back to recording. Palisades in 1986. Palisades Village restaurant, which Sheri “It’s been definitely a challenge, but “My dad moved around with his busi- described as an “amazing experience.” we’re trying to keep the music alive,” ness for a while before we settled here,” “A lot of people came out—old and Sheri said. “These livestreams have been Sheri explained. new friends,” she said. really great in that sense.” She then made her way through local Sheri explained that her and Kevin The two also share the love music schools. First Marquez, then Paul Revere, have been playing with drummer Adam with their three kids, all who seem to be and finally a brief stint at Pali before fin- Gust. She sings and plays piano, while developing their own interests in music. ishing up at a private school. Kevin sings and plays guitar. “They kind of don’t have a choice, “I love the community,” Sheri said. “It kind of went rock band, lullabies they have to love music,” Sheri joked. “It’s hard for me to leave.” and then back to music again,” Sheri said “Fortunately, they do love it, my son is So, she didn’t, and now, Sheri lives in with a laugh of their progression as a cou- teaching himself to play piano—it’s just Marquez Knolls with her husband, Kevin, ple and as musicians. They still rock out amazing—my girls love to sing, they sing and their three kids. together, they just wait until after 8:30 p.m. all day long.” Kevin and Sheri met in 1999—he had when the kids are in bed. Sheri said that her son is also an “in- just moved to the area from Boston. The Sheri described the sound of Shevin credible drummer,” that he sat down at the couple will celebrate 17 years of marriage as Americana, a blend of rock, blues, jazz, age of 4 and quickly picked it up. this July. pop and a little bit of country. Most weeks, Sheri and Kevin spend “He was a musician, but that’s not “It’s kind of all in one,” she added. between six and 10 hours at the studio, how we met,” Sheri explained. “When “My background is blues and jazz, Kevin both with and without the kids. They try we connected, we realized we were both is rock and classic rock, so it kind of blends to spend three to five nights a week for at musicians.” together a little bit.” least an hour, depending how tired they Kevin was also raised in a musical Sheri explained that the experience of are, with more time on the weekends. household, growing up playing in bands. playing with her husband is different than “It’s pretty special to have something When Sheri met him, he was playing solo two people who did not know each other like that with your partner,” she said. “Just shows with his guitar around Los Angeles. as well, in part because they do not hold that passion that we can do together, [with] After they got together, Sheri and back when sharing pointers and tips for the stress of parenting and everyday life Kevin formed their first band: Marquez. improvement. She said the two of them and stuff, that we can go downstairs after “We used to rehearse in our garage,” are comfortable together, that their voices the day is done and play music. It’s really Sheri recalled. “We were in a rock band for complement each other. a beautiful thing. I feel lucky to have it a while and played around LA, we played With live shows on pause due to for sure.” in the Palisades a few times,” including a COVID-19, Shevin has been relying on show at Pearl Dragon. livestreaming to share their music on Fri- Follow Shevin or check in for a lives- Sheri and Kevin put Marquez and mu- day nights. Timing is shared across their tream via Instagram @shevin_music, Kevin Field sic on pause when they had their kids. With social media ahead of the start, allowing fb.me/shevinmusic or youtube.com/user/ the kids only two years apart and one set them to reach a wide audience checking kevinlloydfield. Photos courtesy of Shevin Page 10 Palisadian-Post June 18, 2020

Here is the most recent installment of the Palisadian-Post’s photo series, Our Town. Have you or your neighbor done something interesting in or around town? Submit a photo and caption for consideration via email to [email protected].

Over Memorial Day weekend, Bernadette Campbell said goodbye to the family home on DePauw Street. For 54 years, the Craft family owned the house (1966-2020). “Edna and Morgan Craft raised four sons in this home and have witnessed the many changes to our community over the years,” Campbell wrote. “Many good memories were formed here. Now, we look forward, but couldn’t help sharing this heartfelt moment/photo of Edna’s grandsons bidding the home farewell.” Photo courtesy of Bernadette Campbell

Palisadian Angela Heisel shared a moment her dog, Miss Daisy, had with the National Guard when they were in the Palisades. Photo courtesy Angela Heisel

Since the beginning of COVID-19 and Safer at Home orders went into place, Highlands resident Ian Murray worked by himself to trim trees, dig up weeds and clear brush from the sidewalk along Pal- isades Drive. “When he started, the sidewalk was barely passable,” Throughout April and May, the Palisades-Malibu YMCA hosted a Shower Kit Drive to support community members during the Steven Cron wrote, “but thanks to Ian’s tireless work, it is once again COVID-19 pandemic. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer a pleasure to walk up and down Palisades Drive.” Photo courtesy of Steve Cron

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Palisades Connections to Film and TV Here is the Palisadian-Post’s third and final installment, celebrating grads of all ages in Pacific Palisades. Thank you to all of our parents and students who participated in our three-part series and congratulations to the Class of 2020! Apatow Directs ‘The King of Staten Island’ with Pete Davidson Owen Grant

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ormer Palisadian Judd Apatow directs Pete Davidson (“Satur- Fday Night Live”) in “The King of Staten Island”—a film distributed by Universal Pictures recently out for streaming on June 12. Apatow (“The 40-Year-Old Virgin,” “Knocked Up”) does what Apatow does best and focuses his talents on a comedy-drama about arrested development. “The King of Staten Island” is the story of a young man whose Davidson and Tomei as mother and son Photos courtesy of IMDb firefighter dad died, and now he finds himself in his 20s, not achiev- played by Oscar-winning actress Executive producers include ing much. His ambition is to be- Marisa Tomei, and comedian Bill Davidson, Michael Bederman and come a tattoo artist, at the same Burr plays the loudmouth firefight- Judah Miller. time as his younger sister is head- er that wants to date her—an action Davidson’s group of pals in the ing off to college. that sets off a chain of events that movie are played by Ricky Velez The star of the film is Davidson forces Scott to face his grief after (“Master of None,”) Moises Aria playing Scott (named after his own the death of his father and start to (“Five Feet Apart,”) and Lou Wil- Congratulations to Owen Grant, Paul Revere Middle School class of 2020 as he embarks on his Pali High father) in a story that is semi-au- move forward in his life. son (“American Vandal”), and his career. We love you and wish you continued successes as you grow. Love, Mom, Dad, Oliver & Avery tobiographical: His father, a fire- “I just always wanted to show secret flame is played by Bel Pow- fighter and first-responder, died where I’m coming from, pretty ley (“The Morning Show”). Avery Grant Oliver Grant as a result of September 11 when much like how a tragedy affects The rated-R movie has a run Davidson was 7 years old. a family, and I think there hasn’t time of 136 minutes. Apatow’s eldest daughter been many of those movies that Maude plays Claire Carlin, Scott’s are really honest and transparent,” younger sister, in the film. Davidson shared on a “CBS Sun- Maude shared she is taking day Morning Report” with co-host acting more seriously and enjoyed Tony Dokoupil. the chance to improvise on set in a Apatow shares the writing recent interview on YouTube post- credit on the film with Davidson ed on June 4. Maude is also known and Dave Sirus, a former “SNL” for playing “Lexi” in HBO’s “Eu- writer. Apatow Productions pro- phoria.” duced the film alongside Barry Scott’s mom in the movie is Mendel. Burr in the role of Ray

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Cheri and Lori Mann in the 1940s “Foul Play” Photos courtesy of IMDb By JENNA SITEMAN her whole life.” to California after knowing each JENNIKA INGRAM avoid commitment but then falls by Russell, takes her in from the Intern Mann is very well known in other for 10 days. She has lived Reporter for Hawn’s character. hospital and convinces her they’re the Palisades as a “very colorful here ever since. Matthau’s questionable char- married with three children. n June 4, Cheri Mann cele- character,” Erenberg shared, and “She became a fashion illus- s a huge Goldie Hawn fan, acter requires suspension of dis- I also revisited the amusing brated her 95th birthday sur- even her dog, a small Yorkshire trator for the Chicago Tribune planning a movie night to belief, but Hawn carries herself in 1980 comedy “Private Benja- Orounded at a distance by family at terrier, reaps the benefits of being when she was really young,” Awatch her old films was not to be a way that’s relatable versus a vic- min.” In this film, Hawn plays a a driveway party. a local celebrity. Erenberg said. “And my dad grew missed during so many nights at tim as she declares: “All my life high-society young woman who Though Mann has celebrat- “She’s got a colorful style,” up in Hollywood and was a wild home. people have lied to me and I can’t joins the United States Army on a ed many birthdays, this one was Erenberg noted. “She wears really musician. He came to Chicago to In our family, during warm- stand it.” whim and finds herself in a more unique in the way that she had cool glasses and hats, and she has play. They knew each other for 10 er weather, we like to bring out Since then, she has made difficult situation than she -antic to keep her distance from her a dog, Lovey, that she takes ev- days, and then they eloped and the projector and watch movies countless movies, and I try to ipated—and it makes for a good great-grandchildren, grandchil- erywhere. Everybody at the bank moved to California.” outside. Choosing any two of watch all of them. pick-me-up story. dren and children in order to en- and the markets know her and talk Though she has already ex- her movies is destined to create a I have seen the 1987 “Over- Set locally in California, the sure her health during the pan- about my mother’s dog.” perienced so many great times, fun, light-hearted, double-feature board,” starring Hawn with long- outstanding 1978 romantic com- demic. Though Mann has lived in the Erenberg shared that she now gets to brighten the mood—even in a time partner Kurt Russell so many edy mystery “Foul Play,” starring The Palisadian-Post spoke Palisades for about 40 years, she to spend time with her five grand- roundup, because there’s so many times, if it was a book, it would be Hawn and fellow Palisadian Chevy with her daughter, a fellow Pali- was born in Chicago in 1925 to a children and five great-grand- to choose from. weathered and worn. Chase, is one of my favorites. It sadian, Lori Erenberg, who shared family of Italian-Jewish descent. children, so far. Her daughter ex- If you want to start at the be- It is a comedy about a snobby mixes crime solving and romance. that Mann has lived in the Edge- Lori explained that Mann’s father plained that she has always been a ginning, Hawn won the Oscar for heiress who is disparaging to her Hawn plays a shy but indepen- water Towers since the 1980s and was killed by the Italian Mafia very politically involved individ- Best Supporting Actress in “Cac- hired carpenter. When she falls dent San Francisco librarian who even served on the board for a pe- when she was about a year old. ual, and has always prioritized the tus Flower” in 1969 with Walter overboard, loses her memory and finds herself being tracked down riod of time. She later came out to LA looking most meaningful aspects of life. Matthau. The film is about a den- her own husband doesn’t go to by criminals while she is unwit- Now, however, Mann prefers for Al Capone to give their family Though there is much tur- tist who pretends to be married to pick her up, the carpenter, played tingly in possession of something to spend her days watercolor paint- compensation for his death. bulence in the world right now, they need. Meanwhile, the cop ing on her balcony; she has been a It is safe to say that Mann has Mann embraces life everyday and that comes to help her, Chase, painter all her life and, though she lived a full life, including attend- spreads love and light to those turns out to be rather charming. has lived through many changes, ing top art schools in Chicago at a around her. Whatever Hawn film you her painting has continued. young age, learning how to paint “She’s really loved,” Eren- choose, I hope her bright person- “She still goes out paints ev- masterfully. berg shared. “She just loves life in ality and comedic acting chops ery day,” Erenberg said. “She As a young woman, Mann general and is very hip … and ev- will entertain your family as much paints the ocean and she paints the met a man who had grown up in eryone always tells us how much as it does ours. clouds now; she’s been a painter Hollywood, and the two eloped they love her beautiful smile.”

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Hitler—a dizzying rise that baffles Chaides’ fascination with an- no one more than Linge himself, The author Photo courtesy of Marvin Winitsky tique items started early. She said the author wrote to the Palisadi- she had antique items in her home an-Post: “While he scrambles to midst of a leader. Hitler makes all the mistakes he and grew up exploring antique survive the machinations of the He shared that he wouldn’t made. stores. She began collecting most- toadies and sycophants in the have even written this if not for the “The only difference, and it’s ly paper items as she grew older, Fuhrer’s orbit, Linge quickly re- film that really got him intrigued one heck of a difference if you read including postcards, travel souve- alizes he’s been called to serve in and excited about the subject it- the book, is it’s because of his va- nirs and maps relevant to South- ways he never expected and barely self—not as much Hitler, as it’s let,” he added. ern California. understands.” about a valet. Winitsky graduated from the When she became a teacher, “As the atrocities of the Reich In an effort to thoroughly re- University of California Los An- this interest escalated further. become more blatantly horrific search his subject, Winitsky took geles with a Bachelor’s degree in She shared that in fourth to him,” the novel unravels the on graduate school-style research European history, later becoming a grade, students study California as question: Can Linge use his “un- and pored through everything he professor at Pepperdine University a part of their social studies cur- matched access to Hitler to influ- could get his hands on about Hitler in the 1970s. He taught legal stud- riculum. Over the years, Chaid- ence the fate of millions?” and valets, and came up with what ies, organizational behavior and es would attend summer insti- Winitsky, who has lived in the he described as “some very inter- U.S. history, having completed a tutes and learn to incorporate her Palisades for 15 years with wife esting things.” law degree and a Ph.D. in consti- ephemera in the classroom—and Theresa Chaides Photo courtesy of Theresa Chaides Patrice Conlin, developed his writ- “I didn’t want to do a better tutional history from UCLA. she did. ing chops during his many years biography of Hitler,” Winitsky ex- When writing the novel, Win- “I’ve shared souvenir folders teaching as a professor. Though he plained. itsky knew he wanted to make it celebrating highways, islands, has written some screenplays and Winitsky wanted to stretch suspenseful for the reader—the deserts and movie stars’ homes,” novels as a hobby, this is the first his fictional muscles and create book reaches over 700 pages. Chaides said to the Palisadi- novel for public consumption. his own story on re-imagined his- “‘A Fly On The Wall’ is as an-Post. “I use oversized folios The idea for the novel was torical figures while bringing in thoroughly entertaining and hyp- of trips along the Southern Pacific sparked after Winitsky saw the the occult and magical realism to notic as John Kennedy Toole’s cult Railroad to highlight growing cit- 1993 film, “The Remains of the create a complete and thorough classic, ‘A Confederacy of Dunc- ies and vast expanses now being Day,” which captured his interest alternative history novel about the es.’ Stunning, entertaining and seen by many thanks to the train. in the concept of a valet. valet’s relationship to Hitler and consummately worthwhile,” Hugo “So when I say I know for cer- Winitsky found the behaviors how he undermines his plan. N. Gerstl, international bestselling tain that when I purchased this Cal- in the movie both appalling and “The thing that I did that dis- author, wrote in a testimonial. ifornia-themed Christmas postcard intriguing, and it triggered him to tinguishes my book from many in San Juan Capistrano over winter think about the nature of the valet, other alternative histories is that For more information, visit break and saw a fourth-grader’s and perhaps, a selfless valet in the Hitler still loses,” Winitsky said. marvinwinitsky.com. name on the back, I had landed on something really special.” The postcard is dated 1918, addressed to “Mr. Henry Mauch”—the same name of a stu- dent at Marquez. “When I purchased it, I saw the last name, and thought, ‘Wow, that’s the last name of a student at LOCALLY Known | NATIONALLY reCogniZed | GLOBALLY ConneCted my school,’ and didn’t think more of it,” Chaides said. “When I got it home and was reading it thor- virtual tours and in person showings available oughly, I realized the first name was the same too, and then a story 129 Marguerita ave unit M Ÿ For lease Ÿ offered at $5,750 per month began to unfold. I thought more and more that this Henry Mauch Henry Mauch Photos courtesy of Christine Mauch might be related to the student.” Santa Monica Following winter break, Mauch’s sister wrote the all of this,” Christine said about Spacious 3 bed/2.5 batht ownhouse Chaides presented the card to postcard to him while he was in the findings. in Prime Santa Monica Location. Henry’s mother, Christine, lead- New York and questioned when Christine added that his real approximate 1,800 sqft. Downstairs ing to a series of discoveries. he would be returning to LA. The name was Heinie, not Henry, but has wood floors, fireplace, wet “We believe he is Henry’s card has a return address of East he went by Henry professionally. bar, guest bathroom, washer great, great, great uncle,” Chris- Vernon Avenue, indicative of East Heinie is a familiar, German form and dryer. the kitchen has tiled tine told the Post. Los Angeles. of the name Henry. Upon further investigation, “The address rang a bell be- floors, granite counters, stove, “How the card made its way Christine found that Henry Francis cause that’s where my husband’s to a San Juan Capistrano antique dishwasher and stainless steel Mauch (1894-1986) spent the first grandparents lived, but we never store is a story to be written … refrigerator. there is a large patio 20 years of his life in downtown knew of having a Henry in the How it caught my eye and landed off the dining room. Upstairs Los Angeles before serving in the family, so that’s actually probably amongst my collection, is truly di- has three bedrooms and two U.S. Navy during World War I. the coolest part about finding out vine,” Chaides said. bathrooms. Bathrooms have tiled floors and granite counters. Building has controlled access. Wired for Verizon Fios and time Warner cable. townhouse is 1/2 block to ocean ave bluffs in a great residential neighborhood. 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Parade Makes 70th Run Heat Wave language” o wel Harnesses Pacific Palisades By TRILBY BERESFORD factors to consider,” he said, add- Reporter ing that “sturdy shoes” make a huge difference. corching temperatures were He advised people who are reported all across Southern intent on hiking in Temescal to SCalifornia over the weekend, con- plan accordingly by going early tinuing through the start of the in the morning, before the tem- week. perature soars. The National Weather Service A vegetation fire also oc- listed new daily record highs on curred on Saturday, July 7, at Al- July 6 and 7, such as 117 degrees mar Avenue in El Medio Bluffs. in Woodland Hills and Van Nuys. Bastman reported that LAFD Sta- Weather Specialist Stuart tion 69 responded, and “54 fire- Seto from the National Weather fighters contained a quarter-acre Service told the Palisadian-Post of light to medium grass in 25 “v that hot weather records also con- minutes.” cern low temperatures—meaning As the threat of brush fires that overnight low temperatures increases, Jeff Escalante and his have been unusually hot. team at LAFD Station 69 are Palisadians are often affect- working to clear brush from vul- ed by the summer heat by way of nerable areas. their favorite pastime: hiking. According to City News Ser- A hiker was rescued from vice, the Los Angeles Department Temescal Canyon Park in Pacific of Water and Power dealt with Palisades on the morning of Fri- numerous power outages over day, July 6. The high was 103 de- the weekend—caused by the un- grees that day. precedented demand on cooling Los Angeles Fire Department systems. Honorary Co-Mayors Billy Crystal and Janice Goldfinger greet the town from their float. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Station 69 responded to a call “DWP said Saturday’s power from a 63-year-old man with an demand was the second-highest By MICHAEL AUSHENKER United Methodist Church of Pacif- “unspecified medical complaint.” of any weekend day in the city’s Contributing Writer ic Palisades He was hoisted by Air Operations history, with peak use exceeding “It’s beautiful here,” Allen and transported to a local hospital 5,700 megawatts.” rom waterworks to fireworks, said. “There’s a wonderful sense in fair condition. They advise, “judicious use Pacific Palisades celebrated of community. It’s part of LA but Another hiker, this time a of air conditioning, and use of Fwell on Independence Day, an- it has a great [small-town feel] with 35-year-old female, was rescued drapes, curtains and blinds to keep chored by the annual Palisades Pa- strong traditions.” on Saturday, July 7, at 1:02 p.m. sunlight and heat out of rooms.” rade and an evening concert lineup Indeed, parade donor Don de LAFD spokesperson Amy Bast- To escape the heat when out at the baseball field at Palisades Brier confirmed that at the VIP man confirmed to thePost that the and about, all LA branch libraries Charter High School. lunch, where he added that he loves reason was due to “heat distress.” and recreation centers operate as This year, the parade celebrat- the July 4th holiday for “the parade Captain Tommy Kitahata designated “cooling centers.” To ed seven decades with the theme and the fun day in the community.” from LAFD Station 69 told the determine their location, call 211. “70 Years of Cheers!” “It honors the military, the Post that the woman was hiking The city of Los Angeles Emer- Like clockwork, as they have neighbors,” continued de Brier, with three other people, which is gency Management Department been doing for 30 years, members who has financially supported the much preferred than going alone, offers tips to “Beat the Heat” this of Carey Peck Skydiving Team— parade for a decade now. though the group was in the park summer, including how to recog- led by Tom Falzone (Pali High Street and wrapping around Toyo- Simon said. Later that evening, as Pali- at the hottest part of the day. nize symptoms of heat exhaustion Class of ’79)—touched down near pa Street toward its conclusion. “I love the community feel- sades Uplifters performed on the Kitahata recognized that Te- and the importance of staying hy- the big “X” on the ground at Sun- As is tradition, the parade fea- ing,” Arpi added. “You don’t see main stage at the Pali High base- mescal Canyon Park remains fa- drated. set Boulevard and Swarthmore tured a succession of visual treats, this anywhere, people preparing ball stadium, Crystal, in a black vorable to hikers all year round They also emphasized that Avenue to signal the big launch of both new and familiar, including for the parade three days ahead of sweater and matching beret, told because of the easy access and children or pets must never be left the parade. floats with the Patriotic Pups, The- time.” the Post that he hopes the exam- available parking, though many alone in a hot vehicle, “not even Unlike last year’s gray day, the atre Palisades, Palisades P.R.I.D.E. In the grandstand, talent man- ple set by him and wife/Honorary people are “ill-prepared” as far for one minute,” because “tem- sunshine worked in harmony with and Caruso. ager Larry Hummel of Beverly Co-Mayor Janice Goldfinger takes as carrying enough water and peratures inside a car can quickly the splashy opening. However, the Parade highlights included an Hills brought his wife and 9-year- off. wearing suitable clothing for the skyrocket to deadly levels.” To parachutists found the touchdown army’s worth of Colonial Ameri- old son to see their first Palisades “Everybody should do that,” activity. see the full list, visit lacity.org. windier than in previous years. can Minutemen, the colorful Lan parade, during which the current he said of their custom float. “The “Hydration, lightweight In addition, LAFD paramed- “The winds were a bit squirrel- Nartthasin Thai Dance Group LA, honorary co-mayors made quite parade should grow and grow each clothing [breathable fabrics] and ics stress hot weather safety tips ly,” skydiver Mary Tortomasi told as well as myriad marching bands the impression. year with homemade floats.” planning for the weather are key at lafd.org. the Palisadian-Post. “You have to from high school and middle “What better way to celebrate get upwinded.” school from communities such as the Fourth of July than watching For more on the daytime fes- Once the skydiving trio— Norwalk and Downey. Billy Crystal dressed as George tivities of Fourth of July, see Page which also included Rich Picciril- From the sidelines, neighbors, Washington crossing Sunset Bou- 3; Palisades Rocks the Fourth Anine Bing Expands li—landed, the parade launched including Dr. Simon Simonian, levard?” Hummel said. coverage, Page 9; and race cov- up Via De La Paz and curled onto esteemed medical scientist who Senator Ben Allen, who rep- erage on Page 5. For a selection Sunset Boulevard, where it strut- helped eradicate smallpox, and resents Pacific Palisades, brought of additional photos captured to Palisades Village ted across the heart of The Village wife Arpi, took in the parade. his parents to the VIP luncheon, by Rich Schmitt, visit vimeo. before going south on Drummond “I like the whole atmosphere,” held, as always, at the Community com/278945076. By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

nine Bing, an international women’s fashion brand, will Aopen a second Los Angeles store in Caruso’s Palisades Village. Headquartered in LA, the brand was launched in 2012 by founder and creative director Anine Bing—a mom and blogger. Bing, of Danish and Brazilian descent, was born in Denmark and grew up in Sweden. Having modeled since the age of 15, Bing used that experience to Anine Bing Photo courtesy of Anine Bing launch her own brand of clothing based on the lifestyle of a model. The Stevie Boots, one of Anine “Inspired by fusion of Scan- Bing’s best-selling items, accord- dinavian heritage and American ing to Who What Wear, are avail- spirit, Anine Bing offers luxurious able in several different colors and staples, wardrobe basics and state- run from $399 to $449.

ment pieces that are current and Anine Bing offers clothes in CROSSWORD PUZZLE timeless,” according to the brand’s size XS through L and is currently website. sold in more than 300 boutiques Anine Bing offers dresses, around the world, with flagship jackets, jewelry, accessories, shoes, stores in LA, New York, Paris, lingerie and more. Among the London, Barcelona, Madrid and “New In” items on the website as Berlin. the Palisadian-Post went to print “I am so excited for the open- was a Madeline Blazer in Green ing of our second Los Angeles store Plaid for $349. The Perfect Tee in in Palisades Village,” Bing said. “I Navy, described on the website as am continually inspired by all the “truly the perfect T-shirt” with a creativity Los Angeles has to offer “lived-in look and feel,” was priced and am excited to bring our signa- at $79. ture AB style to the Westside.” Call 310.454.1321 or visit www.PaliPost.com Page 16 Palisadian-Post June 18, 2020

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entries: open to anyone who lives or goes now – JULY 17 to school in Pacific Palisades who just finished 8th-12th grade. voting: JULY 17 – JULY 31 Cash scholarship & free food at Palisades Garden Cafe for a year! Winners: Revealed in the August 6 edition of the Palisadian-Post