Coming Soon to Palisades Village See’S Candies, Chanel Among Tenants to Open on Sept

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20 Pages Thursday, August 16, 2018 ◆ Pacific Palisades, California $1.50 Coming Soon to Palisades Village See’s Candies, Chanel Among Tenants to Open on Sept. 22 By SARAH SHMERLING Editor-in-Chief

ust over one month out from the opening of Palisades Vil- Jlage, the Palisadian-Post reveals four tenants joining Caruso’s Palisades Village: See’s Candies, Blue Ribbon Sushi, mini mioche and Chanel. The crowd-favorite See’s Can- dies is known for its chocolates, brittles, toffees and lollypops, as well as assorted chocolate boxes. There are over 200 See’s Can- A Blue Ribbon Sushi plate Photo courtesy of Yelp dies stores throughout the U.S., with international stores in Hong (lobster with miso butter). focus on neutral colors and unisex Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and The Bromberg brothers, in- style, using certified organic cotton South Korea. The now-San Fran- spired by family trips to the South fabrics. cisco-based candy company was of France, have been in the culi- The store will be a “boutique founded by Charles See, his wife nary world for over 25 years. Serv- location,” meaning it will spe- Florence and his mother Mary in ing a blend of what the brothers cialize in apparel only, including Los Angeles in 1921. personally preferred to eat, the “simple, high-quality organic cot- Palisades Village progress as of Thursday, Aug. 9, captured by drone. Photo courtesy of Chuck Larsen Photography There are two See’s kitchens: original Blue Ribbon opened in ton fashion basics such as onesies, One at its headquarters and a sec- 1992. rompers, dresses and sleepwear, ond in Los Angeles. The compa- Also joining the project when with sizes from newborn to 8 ny has been owned by Berkshire it opens is Canada-based chil- years.” PPCC Elections Fall Into the Mud Hathaway Corporation since 1972. dren’s clothing shop mini mioche. In addition to mini mioche, See’s Candies operates stores The Palisades location of mini Blue Ribbon Sushi and See’s By CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA in other Caruso-owned develop- mioche will be the brand’s third Candies, Chanel will be opening a Reporter ments, including The Grove and brick-and-mortar store and the first store in Palisades Village. Though The Promenade in Westlake Vil- location outside of Toronto. rumors of what exactly the Pali- he Pacific Palisades Com- lage. “We are so excited to bring our sades iteration of Chanel will offer munity Council held a candi- Blue Ribbon Sushi, operated Canadian brand to the American are swirling, details are still under Tdates forum on Thursday, Aug. 9, by Eric and Bruce Bromberg’s market,” said Alyssa Kerbel, who wraps. where election candidates were Blue Ribbon Restaurants, is the founded mini mioche in 2008. “We The fashion brand was found- given an opportunity to introduce company’s second location in the feel California and LA in particular ed in 1909 and is headquartered themselves and answer questions project, joining Hank’s burger is the perfect location for our first in Paris, France. Chanel operates from prospective voters. joint. U.S. store … Caruso has brought over 300 stores across the globe, The forum was poised to be Blue Ribbon operates more together an incredible mix of ten- with 128 in North America. a quiet and quickly forgotten dis- than 20 restaurants, from Los An- ants in a beautiful setting with Pal- In 2015, Chanel broke a retail cussion, as the same answers of geles to New York. This iteration isades Village and we could not be record when it paid $152 million “caring for the community” and of Blue Ribbon Sushi is expected happier to be a part of it.” for its Rodeo Drive boutique—a listing off local affiliations took to be similar to the SoHo location, Kerbel founded mini mioche record price on square-foot basis the majority of the candidates’ Adam Handler at the Aug. 9 PPCC meeting which offers dishes like Sake Shi- after the birth of her first child. for retail space in California at time. so (salmon with shiso) and Ise Ebi The company offers pieces with a $13,217 per square foot. But outside of the Palisades “All of my other signs were at Palisades Highlands. Branch Library where the meet- attached to telephone poles, lawn “If you want to hold the poli- Palisades Village,” he explained. ing was held, candidates fighting stakes or something else that cies of my HOA against me, that “I think it’s going to look great.” for a seat at the table were dodg- doesn’t grow,” Goldsmith said. is your right, but if you want to Bob Benton In February, Benton revealed ing political mud being thrown “As for my tree sensitivities, I attack me, please get your facts to the Post that though he has on social media. would like to mention a few things right,” replied Cron, who clarified full-hearted support for the proj- At-large candidate Alan to give you a better idea about my- that he has never served as presi- Elected Chamber ect, he would not be reopening Goldsmith found himself under self. dent of his HOA and even invited his sports store when Palisades fire on social media for screwing “I’m not the local Scott Mudd to sit down for further dia- Village opens in the fall. He ex- campaign signs to several trees Pruitt,” Goldsmith said, referring logue. President plained that it was a “very difficult throughout the Palisades, draw- to the former head of the Envi- Some called foul play on the decision.” ing intense criticism from many ronmental Protection Agency who exchange as the address registered By SARAH SHMERLING In addition to his business ex- upset neighbors. resigned after many ethical con- to the account was the same ad- Editor-in-Chief perience, Benton is also a fixture “Nails have been known troversies. He went on to list his dress as former Area 2 Rep and in the Pacific Palisades Baseball to kill trees! Outrageous and affiliations in the community in current PPCC Vice Chair Peter ith decades of experience Association, where he has served thoughtlessly destructive!” said hopes of reinforcing the idea that Culhane, who denied he was be- running a business in Pacif- as commissioner for over 30 one comment. “Plus who thought he was not a serial tree killer. hind the suspicious account. Cul- Wic Palisades, Bob Benton has been years. He is also a longtime mem- putting such ugly signage was Meanwhile, Highlands resi- hane works alongside Handler as elected president of the Pacific ber of the Park Advisory Board. appropriate in a town that has dents were up in arms after an ac- president of The Summit. Palisades Chamber of Commerce, Benton, a member of the strict sign ordinances!” count registered to the name “Joey “I don’t know anything about effective Sept. 1. Chamber of Commerce, has pre- After many outraged posts Mudd” tried to cast a negative this ‘phishing’ or even stealing my “I am delighted to have Bob viously led the Board of Directors on the thread, which were sent light on Area 2 candidate Steve email account with my name or as our new president of the Cham- through two terms as chair (a po- to the Post, an “embarrassed” Cron, accusing him of dodging etc., certainly without my consent ber of Commerce,” Susan Payne, sition formerly known as “presi- Goldsmith responded with an homeowners association fees or approval,” Culhane said in a chair of the Board of Directors, dent”). apology and a promise to remove while still receiving the benefits statement to the Palisadian-Post, said in a statement. “Bob’s knowl- He and his wife, Sue Kohl, re- the three signs he had posted on during his time on the Highlands adding that he does not do social edge of the business environment side in the Alphabet Streets. Kohl trees. HOA. media. “I have always been very and his dedication to the Palisades serves as Area 5 representative for “How well can this fellow rep- careful of security and been a bit will be a big asset as we refocus the Pacific Palisades Community resent Area 2 when he as president fearful of people stealing one’s the Chamber’s purpose toward Council. of his own HOA [has] been cheat- identity, etc, could this be a case being in business for business.” Bob Benton “The Chamber of Commerce ing our Highlands area private se- of that—I truly do not know how Benton, who owned and op- Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer is heading in a new direction and curity fund?” Mudd posted. “The that works.” erated Benton’s Sports Shop on I’m looking forward to actively lack of integrity, no backbone and Regardless of who the so- Swarthmore Avenue for 35 years, have 40 to 50 new retailers com- promoting a successful business lacking in character just is not the called “Joey Mudd” is or who he will take over as president at a ing to town.” atmosphere here in the Palisades,” person that one wishes to repre- was aiming his attack at, it was crucial time—just 22 days before Benton said that the Chamber Benton said. “We have a lot to sent our Area 2 on the PPCC.” clear that he had effectively taken the opening of Caruso’s Palisades team is still formulating a strate- offer businesses and membership Mudd never called Cron out a page straight out of the Russian Village. gy, but that they hope to be proac- in our Chamber is a great way to by name, but the message was playbook going into the final run “We’re going to be more re- tive in building membership. promote and grow the economic clear for the podcast host who is of the election. tail-oriented,” Benton told the “The big plan is incorporating well-being of the Pacific Palisades running against Adam Handler, a Palisadian-Post, “because we the current Palisades with the new business community.” 28-year Highlands resident who is Voting is open at pacpalicc. the vice president of The Summit org until Aug. 30 at 9 p.m. THIS WEEK iN Summer Giveaway pali life Just a few more opportu- Back to School nities remain to participate in (Page 13) the Palisadian-Post’s summer giveaway series. 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Apple I’ve seen two recent 2 Cents items about an Apple store in the Palisades and I couldn’t agree more! School not vak.kur Back to school, back to traffic. sunset blvd.....riviera palisades. adolessonsla Avalanche But officer, the sign said 85 The avalanche of comments j_handy_construction on my observation about Sunset is so fun to speed on when no one is around. the Fiji island photo have changed my mind. So here furballfables Yep! Got one on Tuesday for not completely stopping at a stop sign. are my suggestions for vaca- Marquez area. 1st ticket ever. $238 tion photos the Post should solicit, as Palisades residents Do you know where a person in this photo is today? Contact [email protected]. won’t find them ostentatious either: LETTERS TO 1. Private French chateau 2. Heli-skiing THE EDITOR 3. Renting out Disneyworld for the day The People Concern 4. Private space flight 5. Audience with the Emir I was disappointed to read the article you chose to print about The People Concern in the Aug. 9 edition. There are many life-changing in the Royal Suite of things The People Concern is doing for vulnerable people in our com- Dubai’s Burj Al Arab munity each and every day, and yet, you chose to write a negative article about alleged issues and lawsuits that have not been ruled on yet. I have been a regular volunteer with The People Concern for al- Village Vision most 20 years, and have seen first-hand the dedication and integrity of All Mr. Caruso needs to do the staff, the enthusiasm of the volunteers, and the gratitude and hope now is tear down a couple of instilled in their clients. schools and put in high-end The People Concern is the largest provider of integrated public ser- hotels in their place. Then the vices on the Westside of Los Angeles, and they also offer services on Skid Row, and other parts of Downtown Los Angeles and Compton. vision will be complete! They focus, specifically, on the people who, without care, would likely die on the streets. Block Party This is extremely difficult work. They do not need to be distracted from their mission by having to respond to this negative article, and I’m We should plan a raging block frustrated that my local paper would print it after The People Concern party in September to wel- has been such a great support to our community through the Pacific come new Caruso residents Palisades Task Force on Homelessness. and combine everything older Instead of writing salacious articles, I suggest that the Palisadi- Palisadians hate: Loud music, an-Post instead report on the two outreach workers employed by the Pacific Palisades Task Force on Homelessness through The People young rich people, alcohol Concern. Write stories about the 50 people who have already been and traffic. Cheers! housed through the task force. Write about the interfaith “Brown Bag Brigade” that came together to help by providing 20 sack lunches each week to the outreach workers Changes so they can hand them out to the homeless folks. There has been a great deal The People Concern, working with the PPTFH, led to a 50 percent of negativity surrounding decrease in homeless individuals living in the Palisades, making it the the Caruso development and only neighborhood in Los Angeles to record a drop in homelessness. the announcement of various I believe this is the reporting we’re looking for from our local paper. Jocelyn Cortese businesses, and it seems that a better use of everyone’s time would be to channel their energy into something Defending Journalism more positive and productive. Things change! 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PPCC Chair Emeritus August 16, 2018 Palisadian-Post Page 3 PALISADES Neighborhood News One Million Crayons Pacific Palisades Local Nonprofit Crayon Collection Update on Weapon Archive of Sets Guinness World Record Late Jeffrey Lash By SARAH SHMERLING in an eight-hour window at West- The Palisadian-Post reported in June that the firearm arsenal Editor-in-Chief field Culver City, with the one ¢ belonging to Jeffrey Lash, who died in 2015 in The Highlands, millionth crayon counted by would be sold to licensed firearms dealers. n Sunday, Aug. 11, Pacific Christine Simmons, COO of the On Friday, Aug. 10, City News Service noted that Los Angeles OPalisades-founded nonprof- WNBA’s LA Sparks basketball Superior Court Judge David Cowan is considering whether these it Crayon Collection collected team. weapons should instead be destroyed. 1,009,500 crayons to donate to Also part of the festivities, “This is a very strange case and I need to have more factual Los Angeles Unified School Dis- artist Yassi Mazandi constructed information,” Cowan said during a hearing. “I don’t want to have trict teachers—enough to set a a maze out of the boxed crayons, people hurt by these weapons.” Guinness World Record. which was then deconstructed as There are approximately 850 weapons in the arsenal, some de- Crayon Collection, now an crayons were handed out. scribed by Cowan as “sophisticated.” international organization, was Morovati explained that the Henry Stern and Sheila Morovati Photos courtesy of Ben Gibbs The great mystery that surrounds Lash is that he repeatedly founded in 2009 by Highlands teachers had a sense of relief that claimed to have connections with high-powered political and na- resident Sheila Morovati to sup- she could not describe in words. aged to solve two big problems which is available on the Crayon tional security figures, yet no evidence has been found to support port local teachers, the environ- Each year, teachers across the at once—reducing pollution and Collection website. that. —TRILBY BERESFORD ment and arts education by donat- nation use their own money to helping to lighten the load on our Since its inception, Crayon ing gently used crayons collected purchase school supplies. Crayon overburdened teachers,” Stern Collection, which was formally from restaurants and hotels to Collection aims to ease this stress said in a statement. “As a former recognized by the LAUSD Board El Medio Bluffs teachers. The first restaurant that by providing crayons, one of the teacher and environmental at- with a Certificate of Appreciation Morovati worked with to collect materials teachers need for the torney, I am so grateful there are for its work in the classroom, has used crayons was Cafe Vida. school year. people like Sheila out there lead- donated over 10 million crayons Road Accident Causes Power Outage “This was a dream come More than 700 teachers lined ing the way.” to local teachers and schools. At approximately 11:20 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 8, a road ac- true,” Morovati told the Palisa- up to receive a year’s supply of Morovati explained that she Morovati and Crayon Collec- cident occurred at the intersection of Temescal Canyon Road and dian-Post after the record-setting crayons. hopes that other organizations are tion do not show signs of slowing Pacific Coast Highway. collection event. “The faces of the Senator Henry Stern present- inspired to plan similar events. down: “Already my board mem- Los Angeles Fire Department Station 23 and West Bureau teachers were worth every single ed Morovati with a Senate Certif- She worked with another organi- bers are telling me we should try LAPD responded to the emergency, where a Ford vehicle collided last effort that we made.” icate of Recognition. zation to craft a lesson plan for to beat our own record next year,” with a power pole and then a motorcycle. The feat was accomplished “Crayon Collection has man- teachers to use to collect crayons, Morovati said. At least one victim was transported to a local hospital with mi- nor injuries. Roads were closed during the clean up of the pole and wires, which came down in entirety. “The accident took out a power pole and left the Bel Air Bay Club temporarily without power,” Station 23 Captain Ullrich told the Palisadian-Post. “But it was restored the next morning.” Residents on Alcima, Temecula and Akron Streets were among the 1,900 customers affected by the power outage. Jason Stinnett from the public relations office of the Los Ange- les Department of Water and Power confirmed to the Post, “Power was restored by 3:30 a.m.” —TRILBY BERESFORD

Pacific Palisades Speaker Series 2018 The Palisadian-Post 2018 Speaker Series will kick off on Crayon maze Morovati distributes crayons to LAUSD teachers. Wednesday, Aug. 29, with a talk by Father Gregory Boyle of Home- boy Industries. The talk will take place at Corpus Christi Church at 6:30 p.m. Father Boyle will also be participating in a Q&A session. To CRIME REPORT submit a question, email [email protected] or call 310-454-1321. Robbery and tools. victim’s vehicle and took money. (female black, 5’3” 120 lb, 20 Reserve your free tickets today at palipost.com. Temescal Canyon/Pacific 800 Chautauqua, July 25 be- 500 Los Liones, July 18 be- years) grabbed a watch off of vic- —SARAH SHMERLING Coast Hwy, July 17 at 2:15 p.m. tween 12:15 and 5 p.m. The sus- tween 3:30 and 5 p.m. The suspect tim’s wrist and fled in a tan Toy- The suspects (#1 female black, pect smashed a glass door to enter smashed a window on victim’s ota. black hair brown eyes, NFD, victim’s home. It was unknown if vehicle and took a purse, keys and 500 Palisades Dr, July 12 be- The Village #2 male black, black hair brown any property was taken. money. tween 7 and 9:40 a.m. The suspect eyes, 6’3” 200 lb, NFD), sitting in 16000 Northfield, July 31 1200 Capri Dr, July 20 be- took victim’s blanket from a bag. Summer Writing Contest Nears End a brown SUV, exited the vehicle between 11:45 a.m. and 9:55 p.m. tween 8:30 and 11 a.m. The sus- 500 Dryad, July 19 between 8 as victim approached. Suspect #1 The suspect smashed a window to pect entered victim’s vehicle and and 11 a.m. The suspect, posing as The Friends of the Palisades Library 2018 Summer Writ- pepper sprayed victim and suspect enter victim’s home. The suspect took a credit card. victim’s grandson, called victim ing Contest will come to a close the first week of September. The punched victim in the face. The searched one room of victim’s 15200 De Pauw, July 21 be- and tricked victim into sending deadline to submit a piece—with the theme Chocolate, Vanilla and suspects took victim’s purse, cell home but fled due to an alarm ac- tween 1 and 6:15 a.m. The suspect money for “bail.” Strawberry—is Tuesday, Sept. 4. phone and keys. tivation. entered victim’s vehicle and took 100 W Channel, July 20 at This year, the contest is open to children, teenagers and adult 900 Monument, July 19 be- golf clubs and a briefcase. 10 p.m. The suspect took victim’s writers. Entries may be short stories, essays, non-fiction articles, tween 1:40 and 1:45 p.m. The Burglary/Theft from Vehicle 500 Los Liones, July 20 be- phone from her purse. dramatic scenes, monologues or poetry. suspects (#1-3 male Hispanic, 17900 Pacific Coast ,Hwy tween 3:30 and 6 p.m. The suspect 17500 Pacific Coast ,Hwy An awards ceremony with prizes and an ice cream social will NFD) possibly followed victims July 12 between 1:30 and 3:30 smashed a window on victim’s July 15 between 10:30 and 11:30 follow. For more information and a complete set of rules, visit from downtown Los Angeles. p.m. The suspect took a license vehicle and took money, a tote bag p.m. The suspect took city keys friendsofpalibrary.org. —SARAH SHMERLING The suspects rushed toward the plate from victim’s vehicle. and sunglasses. from location. victims and took a backpack with 500 Will Rogers State Park, 1100 Cumbre Alta, July 21 1400 Chautauqua, July 28 jewelry and a laptop computer. July 15 between 6:15 and 7:25 between 8:35 and 8:45 a.m. The at 8:30 a.m. The suspect (male The Village The suspects fled in a white Hon- p.m. The suspect smashed a win- suspect smashed a window on white, brown hair, 5’9” 170 lbs, da Odyssey. dow on victim’s vehicle and took victim’s vehicle and took a bag 20/30 years) took victim’s tools Post Seeks Fall Interns a purse and money. and credit cards. and fled in a blue Toyota Prius. Stolen Vehicle Interested in learning what goes into producing a weekly news- 600 E Channel, July 14 be- 15600 Sunset, July 26 be- DUI paper? The Palisadian-Post is seeking interns for the fall season. 200 Quadro Vecchio, July 16 tween 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. The sus- tween 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The sus- Interns will work alongside editors and reporters in the 881 at 7 p.m. The suspects used a tow pect entered victim’s vehicle and pect entered victim’s vehicle and Marquez/Sunset, July 17 at Alma Real Drive office of thePost , breaking news, writing features truck to take victim’s vehicle. took money and a parking pass. took money and credit cards. 1 p.m. A 25-year-old female was and proofreading. For more information or to apply, email sarah@ 500 E Rustic Rd, between 500 Los Liones, July 15 be- 500 Los Liones, July 27 be- arrested for DUI after being in- palipost.com. —SARAH SHMERLING July 21 at 5 p.m. and July 22 at tween 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. The tween 7 and 8 p.m. The suspect volved in a traffic collision. 6:30 a.m. The suspect took vic- suspect smashed a window on smashed a window to enter vic- 1000 Bienveneda, August 2 tim’s vehicle from a driveway. victim’s vehicle and took a purse, tim’s vehicle and took a purse and at 12:35 a.m. An 18-year-old male Spotted in the Palisadian-Post: 15300 Friends St, between wallet and money. a laptop computer. was arrested for DUI after being July 28 at 10 p.m. and July 29 at Villa View Dr/Will Rogers 13100 Sunset, July 27 be- involved in a traffic collision. July 15, 1982 7 a.m. The suspect took victim’s State Park, between July 15 at tween 2:30 and 10 p.m. The sus- vehicle from a garage. 6:30 p.m. and July 16 at 7:30 p.m. pect entered victim’s vehicle and Battery Sav-On Opening attracts The suspect smashed a window took a briefcase and a laptop com- 17300 Pacific Coast ,Hwy Burglary on victim’s vehicle and took a puter. July 29 at 12:30 a.m. A 24-year- flock of early birds 17300 Castellammare, July purse and glasses. 500 Los Liones, August 4 old male was arrested for battery The crowds came early to the grand opening of Sav-on 12 between 8 and 8:20 a.m. The 500 Los Liones, July 19 be- between 4:20 and 6:20 p.m. The after grabbing and pulling vic- Drugs. Children rode their bikes and parked them in racks suspect damaged the front door tween 3:30 and 6 p.m. The suspect suspect smashed a window on tim’s hair. lock of victim’s home but was un- smashed a window on victim’s victim’s vehicle and took credit while their parents filled up the parking area. Everyone has- Provided by LAPD Senior Lead able to enter. vehicle and took a purse, wallet cards. tened eagerly to line-up outside the store’s doors. Officer Michael Moore. Latimer Rd, between July and phone. Thursday at 9:15 a.m. sharp the ribbon was cut with giant In case of emergency, call 911. 11 at 4 p.m. and July 12 at 6 a.m. 500 Los Liones, July 19 be- Theft shears and the potential customers pressed inside. The shop- To report a non-emergency, The suspect entered victim’s un- tween 2:30 and 4:45 p.m. The 200 Channel Rd, July 29 be- pers seemed partial to house plants and soft drinks. call 877-275-5273. locked garage and took a bicycle suspect smashed a window on tween 12 and 1 a.m. The suspect TUTORING & TEST PREP ALL NEW! HOMEWORK AND SUMMER DROP-IN PROGRAMS. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE. GREAT VALUE. EFFECTIVE.

310.454.3731 Page 4 Palisadian-Post August 16, 2018 Task Force Campaign THU 10-11 a.m. Tai Chi for all ages with Elliot Barden. Rustic Canyon Recreation Center, 601 Latimer Road. Highlights Pedestrian 16 10-11:30 a.m. Tai Chi for Seniors. Loose, comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. AUG Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave.

FRI 9:45-10:30 a.m. Community Chair Yoga with Alison Burmeister. Seated yoga and breathwork. Safety for Children 17 $15 suggested donation. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. 2-3:30 p.m. Palisades Beautiful invites Palisadians to attend its monthly meeting and discuss AUG community-beautifying interests and concerns. Palisades Branch Library - Community Room, 861 Alma Real Drive.

SAT 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Palisades Loves Reading. Free dyslexia screening. 310-765-2535. Palisades 18 Neurodevelopment Center, 881 Alma Real Drive. AUG 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Help Session. Hosted by the Pacific Palisades Community Council for online voting assistance. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. 10 a.m. Become a Resource Parent - Foster or Foster-Adopt a Child. Info meeting and discussion on what it takes to become a resource parent to a child in need. Children’s Bureau, 1910 Magnolia Ave. 2 p.m. Introductory Session. palisadesmusicschool.com. Palisades Music School, 881 Alma Real Drive. 8 p.m. Movies in the Park. “Guardians of the Galaxy.” Bring food, blanket and chair. [email protected]. Palisades Recreation Center, 851 Alma Real Drive. MON 20 7-9 p.m. Anti-Aging and Naturopathic Medicine. Featuring Dr. M. Sababi. Pacific Palisades Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. Photos by Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer AUG

By TRILBY BERESFORD tasking by talking on the phone, Additional activity stations TUES Reporter applying makeup, eating and incorporated water and ball 9:05-10:05 a.m. Community Yoga Class with Alison Burmeister. $15. Pacific Palisades drinking, disciplining their kids, games to ensure that the kids en- 21 Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Ave. n response to the rising num- digging in their purse, studying a joyed a sunny day that was both AUG 12:30-1:30 p.m. Tai Chi for seniors with Elliot Barden. Rustic Canyon Recreation Center, 601 bers of traffic-related collisions map, etc. educational and active. Latimer Road. Iand deaths on Pacific Coast High- “Never walk in front of a dis- Safe Moves has been teach- 6:30 p.m. Mysterious Book Club meeting. Palisades Branch Library, 861 Alma Real Drive. way, a safety event for children tracted driver,” said host Quinn ing youth traffic safety for 30 was held on Thursday, Aug. 9, at Danz. years. Hines told the Palisadi- WANT TO MAKE An Announcement? — Post your events at palipost.com/submit-your-event. Will Rogers State Beach. Children were encouraged an-Post that she was inspired to Organized by Pat Hines and that it is perfectly OK to remind get involved after a friend of hers Marni Spencer-Devlin of non- their parents about safety if they passed away crossing PCH many profit Safe Moves, the day- fea appear distracted in the car. years ago. tured a miniature city set up at the “Being late is better than be- She then mentioned that Safe Sandy Days Kids Camp, coming in the hospital for four years,” Moves is currently fighting for a.k.a. Palisades Bakery plete with model traffic lights, declared Ben, a young partici- additional signage along PCH, 15231 La Cruz Dr. cars, stops signs and an outline of pant. especially near the McClure Tun- Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 potential road hazards. Time was also given to nav- nel where accidents frequently (310) 459 6160 The kids then demonstrated igating four-way intersections, occur. traffic simulations under instruc- where pedestrians must actually The organization maintains tion and guidance from the team. look four ways, as well as the a rigorous schedule of essential SUBSCRIBE Now Serving They were given the opportuni- dangers of jaywalking. programs and works closely with TODAY (cookie not included) Gluten Free Bread! ty to ask questions and consider In regard to train safety, Danz parents, schools, community po- what they would do when faced noted that a train could not sud- lice and local governments to tar- Breakfast All Day! with erratic drivers and common denly stop for pedestrians in get the numerous challenges that ...it’s easy! Call 310.454.1321 obstacles. an emergency, therefore people exist on Californian roads. or visit www.PaliPost.com Among the key points raised need to be extra alert while cross- were driver distractions—the re- ing tracks. The mantra of the day For more information on school Mon - Fri 6:30 - 7:30 Sat 8:00 - 6:00 Sun 9:00 - 4:00 ality that many drivers are multi- was: “Stop. Look. Listen.” programs, visit safemoves.org. www.palipost.com

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OBITUARY William Lee McIntyre, Sr. February 27, 1961 - July 5, 2018

illiam “Bill” Lee McIntyre, Sr., 57, died on Thursday, WJuly 5, in Los Angeles. Bill was born in Santa Monica Starting a Roth IRA for a Child or Grandchild and grew up in Pacific Palisades. Bill attended Marquez Elementary This Early Financial Decision Could Prove Profoundly Positive Over Time School, John Thomas Dye School and Palisades High School. After By PAUL TAGHIBAGI simple. The child must have earned You may also realize a tax likely also hit with a 10 percent graduating from Western State Special to the Palisadian-Post income. The yearly IRA contri- perk. If you make the initial con- IRS penalty, but there is a notable College in Gunnison, Colorado, bution cannot exceed the child’s tribution to the Roth IRA as a par- exception. Did you know up to Bill worked in finance, eventually o you have a child or grand- yearly earnings. (If the child has ent or grandparent, that money can $10,000 of earnings can be taken operating his own companies in PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB child earning some income? earned more than the yearly contri - count as a gift within your $15,000PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB out of a Roth IRA, tax free, at any the financial and insurance areas. DIndirectly, that after-school or bution limit for the Roth IRA, the yearly gift tax exclusion ($30,000 time if the money is used to buy a Bill and his wife Jennifer moved to PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUBPACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUBPACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB summer job might present a sav- maximum may be contributed. The forSummer a marriedPACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB couple). Garden Party,first Palisades home? The IRS Riviera even waives! Malibu in 1992 and managed the PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUBSummer Garden Party, Palisades Riviera! ings opportunity for the teenag- maximum contribution for 2018Summer is Later Garden inSunday, that child’s Party,August life, the Palisades26, its 2018, 10 percent 2 – Riviera 4 earlyPM ! withdrawal! very busy lives of four extraordi- Macon, Madison and William; er. You could help your child or $5,500.) You can give the child the SummerRothSummer IRA assets Garden Garden maySummer be useful Party, Party, inSunday, Gardenpenalty Palisades Palisades Augustin that Party, case. 26,Riviera Riviera 2018,Palisades !2! – 4nary PM Rivierasons. ! ! mother Gail Randazzo; and two Summer GardenSunday,! Party, August Palisades 26, 2018, Riviera 2 – 4 PM! ! grandchild save for future goals money to contribute, if you prefer. multiple ways.Sunday,Sunday, Did you August Augustknow! up Sunday,to26, 26, 2018, 2018,If your August 2 2 –child – 4 4 PM or PM26, grandchild ! !2018, be2 -– 4 PMBill ! was a dedicated father sisters Tracy McIntyre-Fredricks by assisting them in creating and Some fine print must be under- 100 percent of Roth IRA contribu- comes a parent, some of those Roth throughout the years in Malibu. He and Tina Kerner Gough (husband Sunday,! August! 26, 2018, 2 – 4 PM ! funding a Roth IRA. stood, though. The income must tions !may! be withdrawn by a!! Roth IRA assets might later be used to enjoyed classroom volunteering, Mark). So many people wish they have been earned in connection! IRA owner at any age, without any pay college tuition. after-school activities while most A celebration of Bill’s life ! ! ! had begun saving for retirement with a legitimate business activ- tax penalty?! A Roth IRA might give your of his true leadership prevailed es- will be held at the Upper Bel Air ! sooner. Imagine how your child or ity—it cannot be paid out in ex- While reducing a retirement child or grandchild a chance at a pecially as a coach on the courts, Bay Club, located at 16801 Pacif- grandchild’s prospects for building change for household chores. The account balance is never ideal be- great financial start. Talk to the fi- fields and pitches of flag football, ic Coast Highway, on Aug. 23 at lifetime retirement savings might business involved must define the cause it hurts compounding, this nancial professional you know and basketball, soccer and little league. 12 p.m. The family has asked that improve by starting as soon as child worker as an employee for option does offer a young IRA trust about opening one today. After moving to Westlake condolences, questions, pictures PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB possible. federal tax purposes. Also, the in- ownerPACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB a potential financial re- Village, Bill continued to share and stories to be sent to friendsof- Here is a little math to illus- come that the child earns must be source in an emergency. Summer PaulGarden Taghibagi Party, Palisades may be reached Riviera ! an amazing life with his beautiful [email protected]. No thought Summer Garden Party, Palisades Riviera! Sunday, August 26, 2018, 2 – 4 PM ! trate the potential: Suppose $1,000 reasonable in view of the job per- EarningsSunday, August withdrawn 26, 2018, 2 – prema 4 PM ! - at 310-712-2323, [email protected] or family while finding time for many or memory is too small to share goes into a Roth IRA when a child formed or the services rendered. turely! will usually be taxed and !seia.com/bio/paul-taghibagi. who suffer from addiction and de- with the family. ! is 17, with $100 per month going The potential tax advantag- ! pression. Bill had a unique bond In lieu of flowers, donations into the account thereafter. Sup- es of a Roth IRA are profound. with the many people he met and can be made in Bill’s memory to pose the IRA compounds annually Earnings in a Roth IRA grow, tax ! PACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUBPACIFIC PALISADES DEMOCRATIC CLUB was able to find the silver lining the Young Actors Project, a non- and returns 7 percent a year. free, and they may be withdrawn ! in every cloud. Bill enjoyed the profit that provides professional After 45 years of saving and without being taxed once the IRA! !Summer! Garden! Party, Palisades Riviera! countless friendships he forged performing arts training with fan- investing just $100 a month with a owner is age 59½ and has owned ! ! and treasured every moment. tastic productions. All four of the ! ! Sunday, August 26, 2018, 2 – 4 PM ! $1,000 lump sum to start, that IRA the IRA for five years. ! ! CONFIRMED: Rep.!! TED LIEU, State Sen. BEN ALLEN! Bill is predeceased by his McIntyre brothers had experience contains $363,902 when they turn If your teen invests steadily ! CONFIRMED: Rep. TED LIEU, State Sen. BENbrother ALLEN Jim !“Jimmy” McIntyre, his with this program and it has im- ! Assemblymember! ! ! RICHARD! BLOOM,! L.A. City Councilmember MIKE BONIN! 62. From very little investment and minds Internal Revenue Ser- CONFIRMED:! ! Rep.Assemblymember TED LIEU,CONFIRMED: State RICHARD Sen. Rep. BEN BLOOM, TED ALLEN LIEU, L.A.! State City Sen.Councilmember BENsister ALLEN Melinda MIKE! BONIN McIntyre-Kolpin! pacted a positive opportunity for ! CONFIRMED:CONFIRMED: Rep. Rep. TED TED LIEU, LIEU,!! State State Sen. Sen. BEN BEN ALLEN ALLEN! ! effort, a considerable sum might vice rules, he or she couldAssemblymember retire ! RICHARD! Assemblymember BLOOM, L.A. City RICHARD Councilmember BLOOM, MIKEL.A.! City BONIN Councilmember! and his father MIKE James BONIN McIntyre,! Sr. many children in Malibu and the CONFIRMED:AssemblymemberAssemblymember Rep. TEDWine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres LIEU,RICHARD RICHARD State BLOOM, Sen.BLOOM, BEN L.A.! L.A. ALLEN City City Councilmember! Councilmember MIKE MIKE BONIN BONIN! ! arise over time—and in reality, that with a tax-free retirement fund that ! Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres CONFIRMED: Rep. TED LIEU, State Sen. BEN ALLEN! and survived by his wife Jennifer Westside. More at youngactor- Assemblymember RICHARDCONFIRMED: BLOOM, Rep. TED L.A. LIEU, City State Sen. Councilmember BEN!Assemblymember ALLEN! RICHARD MIKE BLOOM, BONIN L.A. City! Councilmember MIKE BONIN! ! Assemblymember RICHARD BLOOM, L.A. City Councilmember !MIKE BONIN! sum might grow to be much great- might be six or seven figures large. Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres ! Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres ! ! Jones McIntyre; sons Morgan, sproject.com. Tickets $35 for one, $50 for two. Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres ! ! Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres Reservations limited er than these calculations suggest, Even a 25-year-old who contrib- Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres Tickets $35 for one, $50 for two. Reservations limited ! Wine • refreshing drinks • hors d'oeuvres !Tickets available at ! www.palidems.org ! ! Tickets $35 for one, $50 for two. Reservations limited because when that young adult utes $5,000 a year to a Roth! IRA Tickets $35 for one, $50 for two. 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He prov- Next Thursday he Palisades High foot- vided more evidence on the first ickets are on sale now for ball team opens the season aniel Hayes doesn’t re- play of last Friday’s scrimmage Taste of Porta Via, a fund- TFriday against Cleveland and call much about his last with El Camino Real, scampering Traiser for the Pali Quarterback Coach Tim Hyde considers the snap of the 2017 season. 40 yards untouched for a score. Club to be held next Thursday, first game as crucial as the last. DHe was knocked unconscious in “Quarterback is the hardest August 23, from 6:30 to 9:30 “The first four games are the fourth quarter of Palisades’ position in sports,” Hayes said. “If p.m. at the home of Michele playoff seeding games,” Hyde City Division I quarterfinal game you win, you get the praise. If you and Larry Lynch, whose son said. “It’s a chance to go head- against Dorsey—a reminder of lose, you get the blame. That’s the graduated in 2012. to-head with other Division I how quickly things change in the way it is.” Peter Garland, owner of teams that we might see again world of high school football. Hayes is carrying on a proud Porta Via Palisades, is donat- down the road.” “The doctor said I had a minor tradition of Pali High signal call- ing dinner and Moraga Bel The Dolphins beat Cleve- concussion, but I don’t remember ers. His predecessors include Su- Air will have a wine tasting. land 37-28 in Reseda last year the play,” Hayes admitted. “I re- per Bowl champion Jay Schroed- There will be a full bar and and the Cavaliers are out for member like half of it... that’s all. er, Perry Klein, David Koral (who Rose Bowl Hall of Famer revenge despite losing starting I saw the video, though.” set the City single-season passing Cade McNown, former NFL quarterback Takashi Drayton Such a scary incident would record in 1999) and P.J. Hurst, quarterback and UCLA Bruin and leading rusher Isaac Gar- deter many of his peers from get- now a backup at Tulane, who has All-American, will speak in a cia to graduation. Returning is ting back under center, but not served as a mentor. Q&A storytelling format. One wide receiver Jalyne McFall, Hayes. He has returned for his se- “P.J. is great—he’s a really of the guests will be Palisadi- who had 25 catches for 593 yards in 10 games last fall. The nior year with vigor, eager to lead nice guy and we appreciated him an Sam Lagana, stadium voice teams have met 10 times and the Dolphins on and off the field. coming to work out with us during of the L.A. Rams. Palisades has a 6-4 advantage. “It doesn’t phase me at all,” camp,” Hayes said. “The best ad- Tickets are $100 each and “These are two teams that he said. “I’m more ready than vice he gave me is to keep a level only 100 will be sold. Football won eight games last year and ever, I’m 10 pounds heavier. I head and focus on the next play. team members will work as they went to the City Division know I’m not in over my head.” You can’t dwell on the past, that’s servers. A small silent auction II finals so they’ll be coming Hayes’ resilience has earned for film study.” will include a VIP hard hat in here full of confidence I’m him respect from his teammates Hayes attended Seven Arrows tour of the Palisades Village sure,” Hyde added. “Last year and the Highlands resident has in kindergarten and first grade and prior to its opening and an in- we had to come back from two no regrets about transferring Kenter Canyon for second grade vitation for two to Moraga’s scores to beat them. We play from Loyola High as a junior. Daniel Hayes will be the voice in the huddle again after throwing for before moving on to UCLA Lab Spring Release Party at its Bel three games before September “That’s the best decision I’ve 1,426 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior last fall. Photo: Steve Galluzzo School in Westwood, then Cross- Air Vineyard. so it’ll be a battle of attrition made in high school,” said Hayes, roads Middle School in Santa Tickets can be purchased and whichever teams survive who played a game at safety for Expectations were crazy last year Hayes completed 81 of 166 Monica. He started playing tackle online at https://tasteofporta- the next few weeks will have a the Cubs his freshman year. “I’m and I don’t think we lived up to throws for 1,426 yards and 14 football in sixth grade and quick- viapalifootball.eventbrite.com leg up come November.” 100 percent satisfied being at Pali them but we have a lot of really touchdowns last year with 12 in- ly gravitated to quarterback. That Email Lisa Manheim, President The JV game kicks off at and I love my guys. Having those good players coming back, a lot terceptions—a number he would year he quarterbacked the Beverly of the Pali Quarterback Club, 4 p.m. and varsity follows at 7 12 games under my belt, including of weapons, so it’s all about maxi- like to cut in half this fall. He Hills Gators with Pali High wide at [email protected] with p.m. at Stadium by the Sea. two playoff games, is everything. mizing our talent.” also rushed for 243 yards and five (See Pali QB, Page 8) any questions. PALISADES HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW Something to Prove Dolphins in Rebuild Phase after Reaching Finals

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or the winningest program in City Section history the bar is always high. A championship is the goal every year for the Palisades High Fgirls volleyball team, but the Dolphins enter this season as underdogs after losing nine of their best players to graduation. Having guided Palisades to the finals in four of his first five seasons, head coach Carlos Gray believes that to reach the pinnacle again his squad must improve by leaps and bounds over the next three months. “The City favorites are Taft and Granada Hills and right now I’d also put Chatsworth and Carson ahead of us,” Gray said. “I’ve had to put Annie Eckert at outside hitter and she was supposed to be our libero We don’t have anyone returning at middle hitter and Keely McMahon has to be a 5-1 setter. We’re going to have to work our tails off.” How far the Dolphins go could hinge on the return of reigning City Player of the Year Alex Laita, who has been battling knee and shin issues suffered during her club season with Sunshine Volleyball. “I’m so excited... I think this team has lots of potential,” said Mc- Mahon, who partnered with Eckert on Pali High’s beach team in the spring. “I do think playing beach helps for indoor and setter is like being the quarterback because you touch the ball every play. We had such a good team last year that there was a lot of built-in competition. I was doing everything I could to earn playing time and now that I’m a senior it’s paying off. We were in a similar situation my sophomore year when a lot of players graduated so it’s happened before.” Backing up McMahon will be freshman Kaia Kanan, junior Elena Kilowski and junior Ally Bierschenk, who will also play opposite. Back- ing up Eckert at libero will be juniors Michal Weinberg and Bridgtte Lloyd. Senior Annie Wibblesman will play middle blocker alongside sophomore Alexa Hogan. Senior Caroline Kedeshian will play opposite and hitters will include juniors Ashtyn Evans and Sydney Conway and 12th-grader Danica Yeh. “Defense is my strongpoint but hitting is really fun for me,” said Eckert, who plays libero on her Active club. “It’s a big change but I’m enjoying it and I’m trying to get more consistent. Coach told me during tryouts that he might need me to change positions. Alex is an amazing hitter and it’s always good to have her feedback. I started playing beach to stay in shape but it’s made me into an all-around better player.” Palisades opens the season with home matches against Eagle Rock and El Camino Real next Tuesday and Thursday. The nonleague slate also includes Carson and the Dolphins are entered in all three City tournaments: Venice, Chastworth and Sylmar. The JV team made the final Senior captain Keely McMahon is the Dolphins’ starting setter. of the Chatsworth tournament Saturday, beating Banning, Canoga Park, Annie Eckert will start at outside hitter after playing libero last year. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Kennedy, Cleveland, Marshall and Venice along the way. Photo: Steve Galluzzo Page 8 Palisadian-Post August 16, 2018

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Former Pali High soccer player Chad Johnson is headed to the East Sunset Mesa’s Jordan Wilimovsky won the men’s 1500-meter freestyle and the 10K Open Water Race at Moscot Anxious Coast to play for Gallaudet in Washington, D.C. Photo: Steve Galluzzo the Pan Pacific Championships in Tateyama, Japan. Photo courtesy of USA Swimming to Pitch Again on Moscot will be back on Chad Johnson Recruited by the bump and the 26-year- old couldn’t be happier. Gallaudet’s Soccer Program Wilimovsky Wins at J “I’ve been MIA for a long time... three surgeries and two ormer Palisades High soccer standout Chad Johnson has been missed seasons in Arizona rehab- recruited to play for the Gallaudet University men’s soccer team bing will test you,” Moscot tweet- Fin Washington, D.C. ed last week. “I’m happy to say A pure scorer with endless endurance and strong decision-making Pan Pacific Champs the arm is coming back and I will ability, Johnson piloted the Dolphins’ boys program to its first City title pitch again. If you’ve reached out his senior year, leading the team with 16 goals and four assists in 21 in support I thank you. I’m really games. He was a two-year varsity starter and team captain at Palisades hat a summer it has won the 1500-meter freestyle luckily I had enough at the end.’’ excited to play this game again.” and played club for LA Premier FC and LA United Futbol Academy. been for Sunset Mesa race and two days earlier he took Wilimovsky won the men’s Moscot made his major league Chad’s younger brother Kent is an outfielder and pitcher on the Pali distance swimmer Jor- second in the 800 freestyle. 10-kilometer open water race at pitching debut for the Cincinnati High varsity baseball team. Wdan Wilimovsky. Wilimovsky swam toward the 2015 FINA World Champi- Reds on June 5, 2015, allowing After clocking the fifth-fast- the back of the pack for the first onship and was fifth in the same four runs in five innings and re- est time in the world this year seven kilometers of the 10K race event at the 2016 Olympics in tiring 13 of the last 15 batters he Pali QB out and safety Jake Nadley said. on his way to winning the men’s but surged to the lead just before Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He grad- faced. Five days later the former (Continued from Page 7) “He’s got a quick release and he 1500-meter freestyle race at the the final two-kilometer loop. He uated from Malibu High in 2012 Palisadian-Post Cup Award win- receiver Will Janney, where he throws a really nice ball.” U.S. Swimming Championships built on his advantage over the and completed his collegiate ner at Palisades High won his first learned how to take a hit, and won Playing in an ever-improving in Irvine in July, the 24-year-old final lap, winning in one hour, 58 swim career at Northwestern major league game. a championship with the Santa Western League that features two Team Santa Monica member minutes, 50.5 seconds, over six last year. Wilimovsky joined In the first inning of his third Monica Vikings the next season. of the top quarterbacks in the City was back at it on Tuesday in Tat- seconds ahead of second-place the Palisades-Malibu YMCA career start he dislocated his left In eighth grade he joined the (Scott Harris of Fairfax and Luca eyama, Japan, where he won the Eric Hedlin from Canada. swim team in 2004. His time of (non-throwing) shoulder and had Baldwin Hills Bruins, where he Diamont of Venice), Hayes cares Open Water Race at the Pan Pa- “It’s a long race, so you’ve 14:48.89 at the U.S. Swimming surgery. In July 2016 he suffered learned that it doesn’t matter what about victories, not his stats. cific Championships—his sec- got to conserve energy,’’ said- Championships was three sec- a torn ulnar collateral ligament in your record is. “My goal is to do whatever it ond victory at the quadrennial Wilimovsky, who did his Junior onds off his personal best. He his right elbow, which led to sea- “Danny showed a lot of confi- takes to win football games,” he meet involving swimmers from Lifeguard training at Will Rog- also won the 10K at the USA son-ending Tommy John surgery, dence in the scrimmage and that’s said. “If they ask me to pitch it and the USA, Canada, Australia and ers State Beach. “It was a long Open Water Nationals in May at He was assigned to AAA Louis- what we needed,” Pali High wide- block every down, I’ll do that.” Japan. Four days prior he had week of racing in the pool and Town Lake in Tempe, Arizona. ville for the 2018 season.

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By STEVE GALLUZZO inside left edge and it dropped in Sports Editor dead center.” No one was more thrilled to n a sport she claims is “90 per- see the ball fall into the cup than cent mental,” Kaila Elsayegh Dr. Ashraf Elsayegh, Kaila’s Iplays with poise and maturity well proud father and caddie. beyond her years. “She goes with her gut 100 She hasn’t even started sixth percent of the time and she’s right grade at Village School, but El- 99 percent of the time,” he said, sayegh has already established admitting that his daughter could herself as one of the best golfers in beat him the first time she struck the world in her age group—a su- the ball. “Right from the start she perstar in the making after she put was so much better than me. The together three stellar rounds (even instructors saw something in her.” though only two counted) August From the moment her mother 2-4 to capture the U.S. Kids World Teresa bought Kaila her first set of Championship at Pinehurst No. 3 Nike clubs—a 7-iron, 9-iron, driv- in North Carolina. er and putter—she was hooked. Matching shots and wits with “I started playing when I was the top 11-year-old girls across the 7... my mom got me and my dad globe Elsayegh carded a 69 on the lessons so we would have some- first day and, despite heavy rains, thing to do together,” Kaila said. shot a two-under 70 on the second “I loved it and kept playing.” day, only to have her score erased Elsayegh tied for 38th last because most of the field didn’t year with a three-round score of complete the round. No problem, 243 (+27) at Seven Lakes Golf the confident Highlands resident Club in West End, North Carolina. closed with a 67 to finish at -8, In 2016 at Pinehurst she placed good enough for a two-stroke vic- 22nd in her age group. She made tory over Eila Galitsky of Chiang- her debut one year before, placing mai, Thailand and Avery Zweig of 19th in the Girls Age 8 division. McKinney, Texas. While her latest victory ranks A straight-A student with a as her biggest to date, Elsayegh’s photographic memory and astute resume already included wins at attention to detail, Elsayegh re- Eleven-year-old Highlands resident Kaila Elsayegh blasts out of a bunker during a practice round at MountainGate Country Club, where she the 2015 and 2017 Palm Springs called the exact yardage to the pin, hones her golf game five days a week. Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer Invitational, the 2016 Monterey the clubs she used and the shots Challenge and last year’s Desert she hit to eagle the 13th and 16th sounding like an LPGA Tour vet- On 13, I aimed out to the left be- birdied 16 the two previous days to hit her approach over the green Shootout near Phoenix, Arizona. holes in the final round. eran. “I was tied for first at the cause there was a big tree block- so I went straight at the flag with and a poor chip left her with a “I’ve matured a lot as a play- “They moved the tees up start of the day but after five holes ing half the green and I got on in my 3-wood and put it within three 10-footer for par to clinch the win. er since last year,” she said. “My quite a bit to make it fair for the I was three behind. Then a fire lit two. The putt was a seven-footer feet. That gave me the lead.” “The yardage book said it strengths are my wedge shots, my kids who played in the morning,” up inside me on the back nine and downhill which I made to move Instinct took over on the 18th would break right to left but I read chipping and my putting.” Elsayegh said matter-of-factly, I went birdie-eagle-birdie-eagle. me one back of the leader. I had hole, where adrenaline caused her it the opposite way. I aimed for the (See Elsayegh, Page 12)

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By AVA KERKORIAN Palisades Connections Intern to Film and TV ver the course of one week- end, children and teens all Many actors from “The Oover Los Angeles—including Groening Debuts New Simpsons” and “Futurama” will Pacific Palisades—will get the be featured in guest roles, such as opportunity to attend a summer Adult Animated Sitcom John DiMaggio, Billy West and camp with powerful intentions. Maurice LaMarche. Camp Erin, which takes place At Camp Erin, campers com- Even with Groening’s track from Aug. 17-19, is a summer memorate lost loved ones. record of unparalleled success, program that is designed to help early reviews of “Disenchant- children from ages 6 to 17 heal af- loved ones. ment” are luke warm. Some ter the death of a loved one. One such special project is on reference its tough competition The OUR HOUSE Grief Sup- the second night of camp when against “Bojack Horseman” and port Center, along with the Moyer campers engage in a luminary “Big Mouth,” current animated Foundation, will host the camp ceremony, in which lanterns with favorites on Netflix. in Malibu’s Camp Bloomfield, written messages or drawings are However, neither “The free of charge to any children and Trauma-informed yoga lit and set out across the pool. Simpsons” nor “Futurama” were teens who wish to attend. OUR Photos courtesy of Ron Holden This memorable moment gives obvious successes right off the HOUSE is a nonprofit organi- the campers another chance to say bat. The worlds and characters zation dedicated to “[providing] tension of that where kids can go goodbye to their loved one, who that Groening presents are not the community with grief support and feel that they are not alone.” had passed away at some point Matt Groening at Comic-Con Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore immediately accessible, though services, education, resources and By integrating fun, classic during the last three years. their layering and quirkiness hope.” summer camp activities with grief In the 10 years Camp Erin has By TRILBY BERESFORD universal-wide acclaim. have proven to win over skepti- The chair for the OUR support and counseling, Camp been in place, the event has nev- Reporter While most people would cal critics. HOUSE board of directors, Pal- Erin aims to provide children and er failed to provide meaning for slow down after such a prolific A Hollywood Reporter re- isadian Irwin Feinberg, began teens with a secure place to open- Feinberg. anta Monica Canyon resident career, Groening, now age 64, view from Dec. 22, 1989, de- working with the organization 17 ly discuss their grief and learn to “It is amazing to watch people Matt Groening has reached is a fast-moving train. His new clared, “This is not exactly a years ago. It all started when he cope with it, while also inspiring as they go through the grieving Sthat stage in his career where he Netflix show “Disenchantment” laugh riot by anybody’s standard. was talking to an executive direc- hope and optimism. process and experience the hope needs no introduction. Because premieres on Aug. 17 with 10 But Groening has a talent for un- tor at a networking lunch. He said Activities at the site range and the life-affirming aspects of even those who have never seen episodes. derstanding stupidity. There’s a he was captivated by what the di- from rock climbing and swim- their lives, and how they get there one full episode of his famous As one might assume, the redeeming quality that overrides rector had to say, and asked what ming, to trauma-informed yoga by supporting each other ... That’s cartoon series can usually cor- show is another adult animation just about everything else.” he could do to help the group. and projects to commemorate lost really the beauty of the process.” rectly identify the funny looking in Groening’s trademark style. Perhaps, amid the discom- Shortly after, Feinberg joined yellow-skinned characters as But this time, he’s taking his in- bobulating cosmos of “Disen- the board of directors and has con- Homer, Bart, Lisa, Marge and terest in fantasy, comedy and— chantment,” there will be room to tinued to make an impact with the Maggie Simpson. AKA “The let’s face it—inappropriateness, relate to the characters in a way organization ever since. Simpsons.” to new heights. that feels natural and human. Feinberg reiterated the pur- The show began in 1989 and “Disenchantment” is set in pose of the entire camp experi- is currently the longest-running a medieval kingdom of Dream- ence. American sitcom. Far from be- land, and follows the adventures “OUR HOUSE’s goal is to coming irrelevant, it was nomi- of an alcoholic princess and her create a place to support peo- nated for Outstanding Animated personal demon. ple going through the process of Program at the 2018 Primetime Comedian and “Broad City” losing a loved one so they could Emmy Awards. star Abbi Jacobson will voice open up to life and hope, and so Groening is also responsible Princess Bean, with recognizable that they don’t have to forget the for the fast-paced and fantastical funnyman Nat Faxon as her elf lost loved one, but they can learn delight “Futurama,” which ran companion. Comedian Eric An- “Disenchantment” to deal with it and remember that from 1999-2013 and received dre will voice the demon. Photo courtesy of Netflix person,” Feinberg told the Palisa- dian-Post. “Camp Erin is an ex- Forming friendships at Camp Erin

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Although that was before my time, my great-grandfather, Herman Michel, a Swiss immigrant, worked in the Palisades,

Santa Monica Land & Water Co. building, vew from the Village Green, circa 1930. delivering milk, eggs, and butter to many of the homes in the area as part of his dairy, Edgemar Farms. His horse-drawn wagons, and later his trucks, were a common sight in the neighborhood.

Herman Michel was an example of hard work, dedication, and great vision. From humble beginnings, he became a successful businessman and was eventually elected mayor of Santa Monica. As his great-grandson, I approach my work with the same dedication, energy, and enthusiasm. Most recently, I was presented with an award from the National Association of Realtors as one of America’s Top Agents. Milkman in front of an Edgemar Farms delivery truck in Pacific Palisades, California, 1938. Real estate values have changed dramatically. What was once a $3,000 palace may be a $10,000,000 home. Although prices have changed, much remains the same - our spectacular location, near-perfect weather, and a fourth generation resident who continues to value hard work, personal service, and a commitment to our neighborhood.

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This Month’s Recommended Wines: Good Value Wines

2016 Alamos Malbec, 2017 Bonny Doon Mendoza Vin Gris de Cigare, Central Coast Ever reliable, What’s the difference separate until final blending. sorter, which resembles a com- this Argentine red Well-priced between a bargain priced Then the wine is held for fur- puter scanner, to weed out any shows blackberry for a crowd, this wine and expensive wine? ther extraction at 86 degrees for stray bad berries before crushing. and toasty notes rosé brings melon, a couple of weeks before press- A week’s cold soak precedes in a smooth citrus, and stony There are big differences ing to French oak barrels, half of the spontaneous fermentation. texture. notes. in how they are made. A pan- which are new. After 18 months Forty days of tank aging on the el of winemakers at this year’s of aging, the wine gets a final fil- skins gives tannins that contribute $8, in wide $16 at Gelson’s Unified Wine and Grape Sym- tration before bottling. to aging potential. The wine then release posium in Sacramento revealed The most expensive Caber- goes to French oak barrels—80 all of the steps as they compared nets come from the Napa Valley, percent of them new—for 21 techniques for making Cabernet Mechanical grape harvester but Cliff Lede Family Cabernet months before bottling. No fining Sauvignon at three different price Photo courtesy of O’Connor Grape Harvesting at $78 is near the low end of that agents or filtration are used. points. high-end region. Hand cultivation These differences yield no- In the bargain category, Fran- grapes. Contracted crews prune of two estate vineyards in the cool ticeable variations in flavors and cis Ford Coppola’s Ivory Label the vines by hand to yield about Stags Leap District limits grape texture in these wines. The Fran- Cabernet is made mostly from four-and-a-half tons per acre. Ma- yields to just two-and-a-half tons cis Coppola is smooth, easy to grapes grown near Lodi. The win- chine harvesting is done at night per acre. drink and uncomplicated, while ery gets about eight tons of grapes to keep the grapes cool. The full-time resident vine- the Cliff Lede is darker, more 2016 Turonia Albariño, 2015 District 7 per acre from those vines, which After crushing, Decker cold yard crew also hand harvests the intense, fragrant with fruit and Rías Baixas, Spain Cabernet Sauvignon, are mechanically pruned and har- soaks the must in stainless steel grapes in the predawn darkness, spice, and somewhat grippy, Monterey A versatile vested. for five days to set flavors.- Fer making several passes for opti- which means that it will gain and crisp white This treatment can lead to un- mentation is spontaneous with mum ripeness in each block. At complexity with a few more years Deep that offers floral even grape quality, but harvesting ambient yeasts, and juice from the winery, the grapes are sorted in the bottle. garnet color and herbal fla- at a high level of ripeness smooths various vineyard blocks are kept both by hand and by an optical Each of these wines is proba- foreshadows vors along with it out. Winemaker Evan Schiff ap- bly just right for one occasion or black cherry and apricot. plies sulfur dioxide to the grapes another. smoky aromas, to kill stray bacteria before add- finishing with 60 Years of Service to the Westside $17, at Wine ing a commercial strain of yeast light tannins. House as the grapes are crushed. JOHNSON During and after the rela- $20, at Ralphs tively quick fermentation, the FOSTER winemaker usually adds yeast nu- FITZGERALD & trients and fining agents such as DARLING, LLP isinglass, a gelatin derived from u CPAs u fish. This wine will not see an “Your Full Service Accounting actual barrel: It goes into large Firm in the Palisades” stainless steel tanks, which get 15200 Sunset Blvd., Suite 203 • Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 small amounts of oxygen bubbled • 310-454-6545 • in, along with wood chips and submerged staves for oak flavors. Glendale, CA 91206 The wine is filtered before send- A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at least once each week for four suc- ing to retail at about $12 a bottle cessive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on in supermarkets. FICTITIOUS Cynthia Cleghorn the petition in the following newspaper of general Raising the price point to No. 2018178779 Owner circulation, printed in this county: about $30 gets you more care in FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME This statement was filed with theC ounty Clerk of PALISADIAN-POST. both the vineyard and the winery. STATEMENT Los Angeles County on July 25, 2018. Dated: July 27, 2018 Ryan Decker makes Rodney The following persons are doing business as: NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- SHERRI R. CARTER cyclebar rancho palos verdes; MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Executive Officer/Clerk Strong Knights Valley Cabernet August 2, 9, 16 and 23, 2018 from northern Sonoma County 28901 S. western avenue, rancho palos IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY verdes, ca 90275 CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME makarios; 176 e. clarion drive, STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT Palisadian-Post carson, ca 90745 DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA This business is conducted by a Corporation The authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES registrant commemnced to transact business under name in violation of the rights of another under Case No. BS174520 Palisades Lutheran Church the ficticious name or names listed above: 07/2018 federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHURCHES Reverend Kenneth Davis, Pastor (Signed) leonard barela, et seq, Business and Professions Code). CHANGE OF NAME Traditional Worship, 9:00 a.m. (Childcare) Leonard Barela August 2, 9, 16 and 23, 2018 TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Calvary Church of Pacific Palisades THONG DUC NGUYEN filed a petition with this Sunday Worship Services: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Adult Bible Study, Sunday School, 10:15 a.m. President This statement was filed with theC ounty Clerk of FICTITIOUS court for a decree changing name as follows: Sunday Morning Children & Youth Programs: ages 0-18 Contemporary Worship, 11:00 a.m. Present Name: THONG DUC NGUYEN Communion – 1st and 3rd Sundays Los Angeles County on July 19, 2018. No. 2018173558 Wednesday Evening Children & Youth Programs: ages 3-18 NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Proposed Name: TONY NGUYEN 5th Sundays – 10:30am Combined Worship Weekly Small Groups and Service Opportunities MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE STATEMENT THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interest- 701 Palisades Drive • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-6537 Preschool: Enroll now! (310) 459-3425 IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY The following persons are doing business as: ed in this matter appear before this court at the 15905 Sunset Blvd • 310-459-2358 • www.plc.cc CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME tyler ellis llc; 11726 san vicente blvd hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, www.calvarypalisades.org why the petition for change of name should not be STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT suite 630, los angeles, ca 90049 Twitter & Vimeo: calvarychurchpp granted. Any person objecting to the name change St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself tyler ellis llc; 11740 san vicente blvd Facebook & Instagram: calvarypalisades described above must file a written objection that The Reverend Bruce A. Freeman, Rector authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business suite 109-601, los angeles, ca 90049 includes the reasons for the objection at least two The Reverend Christine Purcell, Associate Rector name in violation of the rights of another under This business is conducted by a Community United Methodist Church court days before the matter is scheduled to be Sunday Services: 8:00 am Holy Eucharist, federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 Limited Liability Company. Pastor Wayne B. Walters heard and must appear at the hearing to show et seq, Business and Professions Code). The registrant commemnced to transact Worship: Sundays, 10 a.m., Sunday School, Childcare 10:15 am Choral Eucharist cause why the petition should not be granted. If July 26, August 2, 9 and 16, 2018 business under the ficticious name or names listed Weekly Children and Youth Programs for all ages and Children’s Education no written objection is timely filed, the court may above: 10/2017 Nursery/Toddler Care available grant the petition without a hearing. www.palisadesmethodist.org FICTITIOUS (Signed) tyler ellis, Weekday worship: Wednesdays, 10:00 am NOTICE OF HEARING Preschool — Enroll now: 310-454-4600 No. 2018179059 Tyler Ellis 801 Via de la Paz • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-5529 1031 Bienveneda * Pacific Palisades * 310-454-1358 Date: October 2, 2018, 10:30 a.m. The address FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME CEO of the court is 111 NORTH HILL ST., LOS www.stmatthews.com STATEMENT This statement was filed with theC ounty Clerk of Corpus Christi Catholic Church ANGELES, CA 90007 The following persons are doing business as: Los Angeles County on July 13, 2018. A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be Rev. Msgr. Liam Kidney, Pastor ALTERED PLATES; 4949 FORMAN AVE, NORTH NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- Fr. Dennis P. Mongrain, Associate Pastor SYNAGOGUES published at least once each week for four suc- HOLLYWOOD, CA 91601 MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE cessive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on MASSES THE MORGAN JAGGER GROUP LLC; 4949 IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Chabad Jewish Community Campus the petition in the following newspaper of general Weekdays, 8:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. FORMAN AVE, NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91601 CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME A Warm & Welcoming Community For All! circulation, printed in this county: Saturday, 5:30 p.m. (Vigil Mass) This business is conducted by a Limited Liability STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT "Judaism Done Joyfully" PALISADIAN-POST. Sunday, 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. CompanyThe registrant commemnced to transact DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself Dated: August 3, 2018 business under the ficticious name or names listed authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business Holy Days, 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 6:00 p.m. SHERRI R. CARTER Rabbi and Rebbitzen Zushe and Zisi Cunin above: N/A name in violation of the rights of another under Confessions every day at 5:00 pm. Executive Officer/Clerk Rabbi and Rebbitzen Eli and Elka Baitelman (Signed) rachel burkons, federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 August 16, 23, 30 and September 6, 2018 Sunday School, 9:30-10:30, ages 3-K Rachel Burkons et seq, Business and Professions Code). Elementary Religious Education, Mon. 3:30-5:00 p.m. There are services and programs daily for community Member August 2, 9, 16 and 23, 2018 FICTITIOUS Adult Religious Education, RCIA, Tues. 7:15-9:00 p.m. This statement was filed with theC ounty Clerk of members of all ages. No. 2018176061 15100 Sunset Blvd. • Pacific Palisades • 310-454-1328 Los Angeles County on July 19, 2018. Palisadian-Post Please visit www.chabadpalisades.com for our FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Visit us at: corpuschristichurch.com NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA STATEMENT services & upcoming events. MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES The following persons are doing business as: Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Church IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Case No. ES021454 PHIL BERRY PAINTING; 22238 HAYNES ST., Fr. John Tomasi, Rector 17315 Sunset Blvd | 310-454-7783 CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91303 4145 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230 www.chabadpalisades.com STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT CHANGE OF NAME PHIL BERRY; 22238 HAYNES ST., WOODLAND DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Friday: Vespers 6 p.m. HILLS, CA 91303 Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business Monica Elizabeth Koskey and Michael John This business is conducted by an Individual. Saturday: Matins 7:00 a.m., Divine Liturgy 8:30 a.m., name in violation of the rights of another under Garces filed a petition with this court for a decree Congregation of Pacific Palisades The registrant commemnced to transact Vigil 5 p.m. federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 changing name as follows: business under the ficticious name or names listed Sunday: Divine Liturgy 10 a.m. A Welcoming Jewish Community for the Westside et seq, Business and Professions Code). Present Name: Louis Eladio Garces above: 01/1990 For a complete listing of services see: Rabbi Amy Bernstein • Rabbi Micah Hyman August 2, 9, 16 and 23, 2018 Proposed Name: Louis Eben Garces (Signed) PHIL BERRY, www.joyofallwhosorrow.org • Cantor Chayim Frenkel THE COURT ORDERS that all persons interest- Phil Berry 310-391-9911 Friday Night Shabbat Services: 7:00 PM FICTITIOUS ed in this matter appear before this court at the Owner Saturday Bar/Bat Mitzvah Shabbat Services: No. 2018183547 hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, This statement was filed with theC ounty Clerk of Palisades Presbyterian Church 10:00 AM/4:30 PM FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME why the petition for change of name should not be Los Angeles County on July 17, 2018. Reverend Dr. Steven R. Smith, Transitional Pastor Early Childhood Center: 424-214-7482 STATEMENT granted. Any person objecting to the name change NOTICE—THIS FICTITIOUS NAME STATE- Reverend Grace Park, Associate Pastor The following persons are doing business as: described above must file a written objection that MENT EXPIRES FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE Jewish Experience Center: 310-459-1569 c&M printing; 10034 commerce includes the reasons for the objection at least two Pastor Hayden Roush, Youth and Children IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY For a complete calendar please visit: www.ourKI.org Avenue, tujunga, ca 91042 court days before the matter is scheduled to be CLERK. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 10:00 a.m. - Sunday Morning Worship Service 16019 W. Sunset Blvd | 310-459-2328 cynthia cleghorn; 10034 commerce heard and must appear at the hearing to show STATEMENT MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO THAT (Sunday School and Child Care at Worship Service) Avenue, tujunga, ca 91042 cause why the petition should not be granted. If DATE. The filing of this statement does not of itself Preschool - Enroll now at 310-454-0737 This business is conducted by an Individual. no written objection is timely filed, the court may authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business For complete information and upcoming events see: Palisadian-Post The registrant commemnced to transact grant the petition without a hearing. name in violation of the rights of another under www.palipres.org business under the ficticious name or names listed NOTICE OF HEARING federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 15821 Sunset Blvd. 310-454-0366 (310) 454-1321 § www.PaliPost.com above: 07/2018 Date: September 26, 2018, 8:30 a.m. The ad- et seq, Business and Professions Code). (Signed) cynthia cleghorn, dress of the court is 600 E. Broadway, August 16, 23, 30 and September 6, 2018 August 16, 2018 Palisadian-Post Page 19

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Call Jeff: (310)573-0150. • Installations & upgrades * Wire- ______apartment, or merchandise listing in the Classifieds. ------FURNITURE 18c less networking ______Plus, 850 Haverford Avenue • Digital phones, photo, music * Modern Adjustable Bar Stools Apartments is well within an easy half Contact us to place your Classified Ad today! Internet $250 for set mile walking distance of Rick Caruso’s • Serving the Palisades, Perfect or like new condition (310) 454-1321 new vibrant Shopping Center, Pali- Santa Monica & Brentwood Gina 213.399.4774 sades Village, with its 5-screen movie ______DEVIN FRANK, (310) 499-7000 theatre and many restaurants SELL YOUR MERCHANDISE DOMESTIC SERVICES ______and stores – opening September 22! ______WANTED TO RENT 3b HOUSEKEEPERS 9a ______Seek long-term rental, one car garage Incredible House-Keeper! /Worked in Modern White Leather Couch or sub condo/apt parking space in PP Palisades for more than 15 years. Great $200 Dennis at [email protected] references. Animal friendly. Available: (Needs a deep cleaning) ______or 310.994.0972 Wednesday's and Saturday's. CALL: Perfect or like new condition OFFICE STORE/RENTALS 3c (323) 251-1619, (323) 251-3984 Gina 213.399.4774 ______Offices for Lease: Beautiful contem- GARDENING SERVICES ______porary ocean view offices available GARDENING/LANDSCAPING 11 ______in highly desirable Pacific Palisades PROVIDE A GREAT SERVICE (corner of PCH and Sunset). Offices INDEPENDENT LANDSCAPE ______have unobstructed ocean views. Build- GARDENER Experience in Planting Modern coffee table ing has new renovations and is Class * Plumbing & Irrigation drip sys- table is a copy of Mies van A. Full use of conference room and tems*Sprinklers*Timers & Repairs on der Rohe (originally $1850). common areas in a friendly informal existing systems. 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