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Herald Publications - Torrance, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 6, No. 19 - May 5, 2016 Kids Learn About Fitness, Inside Anti-Bullying and Self-Defense This Issue

Certified & Licensed Professionals...... 12

Classifieds...... 4

Crossword/Sudoku...... 4

Elections...... 3

Film Review...... 6

Legals...... 6,11

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Sports...... 5 Student And Government Day TerriAnn in Torrance...... 9 Celebrated During Council Meeting By Cristian Vasquez and the environment. Students and Government Day, spend the day Student and Government Day took center “It really allows our students to have a real shadowing one of the city’s council members, stage at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting world experience and to really think about the mayor, as well as the heads of the city’s for a 10th year in a row. The 21, eighth graders what they are learning in the classroom and departments. After shadowing their respective that led a portion of the evening’s city council how what they are learning really goes into city representative or staff member, the day meeting were selected out of more than 1,000 practice for running a city,” said Dr. Mannon. concludes with the group of students con- students to be a part of this special evening. “As all of you know there a lot of components ducting a portion of a City Council meeting. Weekend “I want to thank the council and Mayor to the city and our city, in my opinion, is a The overall goal of the program is to assist Furey for continuing this program,” Torrance city that functions and it functions because local students in learning the mechanics of Forecast Unified School District Superintendent Dr. we understand that there are many segments self-governance and the importance civic George Mannon said from the podium during to a community that must interact and work participation at the local level. Students in Tuesday night’s meeting. “It is with honor together to have a successful community: I the program also develop an understanding of that I stand before you with the great kids think that is what the students walk away with.” local city government, which simultaneously Friday that we have in this district. Former Mayor The students selected to participate in See City Council, page 11 Scotto came to me ten years ago, asking and Sunny questioning how we could get kids involved 67˚/55˚ with the city. It was a great program; started great and stayed great.” Local Business Owners Invite Students and Government Day was launched 10 years ago under former Mayor Frank Scotto Community to Sweat for a Cause and was created to allow eighth-grade Torrance By Cristian Vasquez “We have found different causes every Saturday students to receive a hands-on, more effective In support of the Royal Family KIDS time and this year one of the trainer’s with civics education experience. Camp Charity and in honor of May being Brian is a mentor and volunteer Royal AM Clouds/ “Each year we continue our efforts to expose National Foster Care Month, BRIK Fit- Family KIDS Camp,” Tyler said. “That is PM Sun young people to the values of local govern- ness and the Torrance Batting Cages are how we know about that organization and ment in our community,” said Torrance Mayor once again hosting Sweat For A Cause what they do. They are literally changing 67˚/56˚ Patrick J. Furey. “Our goal is to expose them on Saturday, May 7 beginning at 9 a.m. the trajectory of some kids lives.” to careers in public service and to become at the TBC, located at 2300 Jefferson St. These events have always had a personal involved citizens later in life.” in Torrance. connection for the two business owners, More than 1,000 essays were submitted for Bringing together their resources and pas- such as when they hosted one in honor of Sunday this year’s Student and Government Day, which sion for their communities, Brian Nguyen, former Torrance Police Chief John Neu’s the selection committee had to narrow down owner of BRIK Fitness in Redondo Beach, wife who was battling Leukemia. This year’s Sunny to 21 participants. This year’s essay prompt and Kevin Tyler owner of the Torrance connection to Royal Family KIDS Camp was: “In November 2016, the voters will be Batting Cages have been hosting these was made through a trainer at Nguyen’s 70˚/56˚ electing our 45th president. If you could run Sweat For A Cause events for four years gym who happens to be a volunteer and for president, what would be the issues most and have raised money and awareness for mentor with the organization. important to you and why?” Answers included different causes each time. See Sweat for a Cause, page 2 the economy, gun control, national security Page 2 May 5, 2016 TORRANCE TRIBUNE Torrance Cultural Arts Center Event 57th Annual Torrance All Events Subject to Tuesday, May 17th, 7pm Change by Presenters South High School Band presents the South Armed Forces Day Box office hours are from 1pm-8pm, High Spring Concert in the James Armstrong Tuesday-Friday, noon to 8pm on Saturday. Theatre. Tickets are $12. For more informa- Celebration and Parade Tickets may be purchased over the telephone tion call 310-561-4350. (using a credit card) by calling 310-781-7171 Friday, May 20, 1:30pm and 7:30pm Beginning May 20, 2016, through Sunday, Area Chamber of Commerce. or in person at the Theatre Box Office. For The Torrance Police Department hosts May 22, 2016, the City of Torrance will pay The Parade: The parade will begin on online ticket purchase: http//www.TorranceCA. The United States 300th Band in the James tribute to the nation’s Armed Forces with its May 21, 2016, at 1:30 pm and run westbound gov/TCACTickets. Armstrong Theatre. Free admission, but tickets 57th Annual Armed Forces Day Celebration and along Torrance Boulevard starting at Crenshaw Thursday May 5, 6:30 pm are required. Seats are limtied. Parade – the City’s longest standing tradition. Boulevard and ending at City Hall. Fantasia Family Music presents their 15th Sunday, May 21, 7pm Each year, the city honors a different military The community is invited to gather along Annual Spring Musical James and the Giant North Torrance Youth Musicians Ensemble branch; this year highlights the United States the parade route and cheer for our sons, Peach, Jr. in the George Nakano Theatre. (NTYME) presents NTYME Spring Concert Army. Grand Marshal, General Robert B. daughters, friends, husbands and wives who Additional shows May 6th, 7pm and May at the James Armstrong Theatre. Tickets Abrams, the 22nd Commander of U.S. Army have been called to duty in defense of our 7, 1:30pm and 7:30 pm. Tickets are $20/$15 are $10/$15. For more information call Forces Command, will lead the Parade on Satur- nation’s beliefs and principles and to secure Thursday May 5, 7pm 310-720-7624. day, May 21, 2016, that will begin at 1:30 pm. a more peaceful world. West High School Dance Department Sunday, May 22, 8:30am-6:30pm General Abrams will be the Grand Marshal of Parade Route Street Closures May 21, 2016: presents West High Dance in the James Japan Musicians Association of California the parade that will include active and reserve 7 am - Arlington Ave. between Marcelina Armstrong Theatre. Additional Shows May presents Piano Festival 2016 at the James military units from the five branches of the Ave. and Post Ave., El Prado Ave. between 6th, 7pm; May 7, 7pm. Tickets are $12. Armstrong Theatre. Free Admission. Armed Forces. The parade will also include Carson St. and Cravens Ave., and Cravens Ave. Saturday, May 7, 1pm Wednesday, May 25, 6:30pm military vehicles of all descriptions includ- between Torrance Blvd. and Marcelina Ave. United Natural Bodybuilding Association The Japanese Educational Resource Center ing: Humvees, armored personnel carriers, 7 am - Madrona Ave. between Carson presents Unba Samson and Delilah USA presents World Peace Lecture: Wings of support vehicles and Abrams Battle Tanks Street and Torrance Blvd. (including all East Muscle Classic Pro Qualifier at the Ken Miller Peace - Sadako’s “Omoiyari” Spirit, Dream will also rumble down the streets of Torrance. and West side streets between Carson Street Recreation Auditorium. Tickets are $35/$20 Orizuru Project - Sadako and Thousand Paper Additionally, General Abrams will conduct and Torrance Blvd.). Friday May 13, 7pm Cranes in the Toyota Meeting Hall, Admission the swearing in of hundreds of future mili- 7 am - Maple Ave. between Torrance City of Torrance Dance and Drill Team is $60 at the door $55 if purchased online tary heroes (recruits) from the five branches. Blvd. and Maricopa Street. presents Spring Spectacular in the James by May 20. For tickets and further access Military and elected dignitaries, along with 7 am - Torrance Blvd. between Crenshaw Armstrong Theatre. Tickets are $11/$9. www.orizuru2015.com or call 310-373-4888. the community, will also be honoring the Blvd. and Madrona Ave. (including all north Saturday May 14th, 9:30am-2:30pm Thursday, May 26, 7pm hundreds of military service men and women and south side streets between Crenshaw The Torrance Community Services De- North High School Dance Department as they pass in review. Blvd. and Madrona Ave.). partment presents their 17th Annual Senior presents their Spring Dance Show in the Throughout the weekend, the following 9 am - All entry ways into Civic Center Faire in the Ken Miller Recreation Center. James Armstrong Theatre. Also on Friday, events will occur in the city as part of the complex off Torrance Blvd.: Madrona Ave., Free Admission. May 27th, 7pm, Tickets are $10. For more celebration: Maple Ave. and Civic Center Drive. Saturday May 14, 7:30pm information call 310-938-7033. Military Exhibits: Vehicles and support 11 am - Torrance Blvd. between Western The L.A. South Towns Show Chorus Sunday, May 29, 11am-4pm equipment on display outside the Life Style and Crenshaw Blvd. (including all North and presents “Bling, Swing and the King” with A Fairytale Wedding presents Bridal Expo Wing in the east parking lot at the Del Amo South side streets between Van Ness Ave. and Graceband in the James Armstrong Theatre. LA “Love is in the Air” in the Toyota Meeting Fashion Center, Friday May 20, 2016, from Crenshaw Blvd.).- Crenshaw Blvd. between Tickets are $25. Hall. Tickets are $10. • 10 am to 7 pm; Saturday May 21, 2016, from Del Amo Blvd. and Carson St. 3pm to 8 pm; and on Sunday May 22, 2016, 12:00 pm - Northbound Madrona Ave. from 11 am to 3 pm. between Torrance Blvd and Emerald Ave. Sweat for a Cause from front page Free Concert: The 300th Army Band will Southbound Madrona Ave. between Del Amo “The opportunity to be able to be a part of so much joy to think about it,” Nguyen said. perform for free at the James Armstrong Blvd. and Torrance Blvd. the Royal Family KIDS Camp and what they “People ask me if I’m nervous about Saturday Theatre on Friday, May 20, 2016, at 1:30 12:30 pm - Southbound Madrona/Prairie are doing is great,” Nguyen said. “I specifically but there is no way: I am so excited. This is pm and 7:30 pm. Tickets will be available Ave. between 190th Street and Del Amo Blvd. don’t have the time to go out there and be a something that will continue to grow exponen- at the Box Office on Wednesday, May 18, Suggested Routes: Crenshaw Blvd. alternate mentor but I’ll be dammed if I can’t put my tially and that was the goal from the get-go.” 2016, beginning at 10am. north and south routes use Hawthorne Blvd. energy together so that we can raise money With a few days left for the activities to be There is a limit of four tickets per adult or Western Ave. Torrance Blvd. alternate east for when the kids do go out to those camps.” hosted at Sweat For A Cause, there have already (18+). Ticket holders must be in their seats and west routes use Artesia Blvd., 182nd In 2015 Royal Family KIDS reported serving been $5,000 raised, all of which will RFK. 15 minutes prior to concert time. There will Street, 190th Street, Sepulveda Blvd., or more than 7,700 kids via 209 camps in 40 states “Part of the Sweat for a Cause is the money be a line available for empty seats beginning Carson Street. Torrance Transit Bus Lines: and in four different countries. These camps, side through which we can change lives, but 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start times. Lines #1, #2, #5, #7, and #8 will be affected which have taken place since 1985, have served a big part of it is bringing awareness,” Tyler 5K Run: Torrance Armed Forces Day 5K on May 21, 2016, starting at 11 am. Affected more 100,000 lives and it makes RFK one of said. “”We go through our lives oblivious that Run/ Walk, in tribute to Louis Zamperini, streets include: Torrance Blvd., Madrona Ave., the nation’s largest camp networks and mentor there are people who are hungry in our com- touring around beautiful Torrance, California Crenshaw Blvd., and Fashion Way. clubs for abused and neglected children. In munity, there are people who are homeless on Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 8:00am. All For more information please visit: www. addition, the work RFK does extends beyond in our community and that we have children participants will receive an Armed Forces TorranceCA.Gov/ArmedForcesDay.htm. one-week camps via an ongoing mentorship in the foster system in our community. There Day run t-shirt. Presented by the Torrance – Provided by TPD. with the program that allows volunteers and are more kids in the system in this area than mentors to meet and spend time with the kids we realize and there is a bigger need that we once or twice a month. realize.” “One of the things that Royal Family does is From circuit training such as ropes, lunges Where Rock Fans Head they take the kids out of the foster care system or heavy slam balls to an obstacle course, and they provide them a week of camp and Sweat For A Cause will get everyone in at- For A Strange Brew for a lot of these kids this is their first time tendance in full active mode. In addition, this swimming, first time feeling safe, first time year the batting cages will be open during the By Rob McCarthy grog and a good time. feeling loved,” Tyler said. “It is a really, re- event, which is scheduled to end with a game Rock & Brews has leapt from a corner Zislis recalls partners - Gene Simmons and ally big deal. King Harbor Church in Torrance of dodgeball. nobody wanted in El Segundo onto a national Paul Stanley of KISS - having a lukewarm sends anywhere between fifty and one hundred “Right off the bat there were people not stage using the KISS principle. reaction to the original location, which had volunteers to staff the camp each year. Each even aware that there was a foster care aware- From Southern California to San Antonio, been a pizza restaurant until the economy person has to raise money to go to the camp ness month; there might even be people who fans of rock music, burgers, buffalo wings and tanked in 2008. Dave Furano, a rock promoter [$500] in order to fund the kids and themselves. don’t know there is a foster care system just beer have embraced the bar-and-grill concept and business partner, pushed for the flagship People are investing their time and resources.” because we don’t see it and we don’t think that co-founder Michael Zislis and his rock-star Rock & Brews to start on Main Street in El Having grown up a Boy Scout and because about how it affects us,” Nguyen said. “That Segundo. Dave’s brother, Dell, also got involved of the example set by his parents, Nguyen has is purely what it is about: awareness. You before the concept took off. always embraced giving back to the community may not know now, so knowing is half the “It was Dave Furano and I who liked it. and providing a helping hand for anyone in battle. If this sparks people to give back and The others thought we were certifiably crazy,” need. The last Sweat For A Cause hosted at mark it on their calendar for next year, that Zislis said. “So we did it as a trial thing. We Nguyen’s gym attracted 40 people and put is a huge win.” bought the pizza place, and we rented the the event at capacity. However, it triggered There is a $20 donation being asked to at- four lots next door … the place was packed. the idea of hosting the fundraiser at the TBC tend. All of the money raised will got directly We did a million bucks in three months. We given the more ample space and it is expected to RFK. To register or for more information, couldn’t believe it!” that 200 people attend. persons interested can call (310) 373-2745 or “So, we bought the four lots, tore it all “I am beyond happy with it; it brings me email Nguyen at [email protected]. • down, ordered a metal building online, and six weeks later we erected it.” Rock & Brews is one of America’s fastest- growing small restaurant chains, according to Restaurant Business journal. The 15 locations Co-founder Michael Zislis. include Albuquerque, N.M.; Buena Park; partners started four years ago in the South Cabo, Mexico; The Colony, Texas; Corona, Like Us Bay. Rock & Brews from the beginning had Calif.; Oklahoma City; Overland Park, Kan.; on Facebook a simple proposition: Give the people grub, See Strange Brew, page 10 TORRANCE TRIBUNE May 5, 2016 Page 3

Election 2016 Tribune’s Candidate Q & A

Dr. Genghmun Mike Milton Leilani Kimmel- Geoff Asam Eng Griffiths Herring Dagostino Rizzo Sheikh

We do not edit or correct the candidates small businesses. I am the only candidate who Heritage month like it is designated nation- Citizen’s Groups TRAA and FLARE are answers. All answers are limited to 100 is actively recruiting new business to Torrance. ally. Within the month many Asian cultures begging for additional help from a reticent words. Good luck to our candidates. I have served on the Commission on Aging could be showcased with celebrations of Torrance Government. A Scientist on the 1. Why are you running for council? for 8 years and I am an active volunteer in their heritage. It would promote a climate City Council is needed to help develop the How do you stand out from your fellow the community. of inclusion for these various cultures who proper path forward for these Refinery issues. candidates—what do you bring to the table Geoffrey Rizzo: I am running for City often feel left out. Mike Griffiths There is no one single that is different? Council to ensure that the City of Torrance Geoffrey Rizzo: Considering that I am pressing issue – there are many and we have Dr. Eng: 35+ years experience as a Rocket remains a vibrant and thriving community not running for re-election, several items have the staff to be able to work on many things. Scientist, working with Contractor personnel only for current residents and business owners already been brought to the table and are being However, the many issues related to the re- from technicians to Vice-Presidents. I will but for future generations. What I bring to the addressed. Two that come to mind are the finery are currently a very high priority as a bring a scientific and technical perspective table is my perspective as a life-long resident vegetation ordinance and historic preservation result of the February 2015 explosion which to the City Council, to make more informed and a 30 year veteran of the Torrance Police Asam Sheikh: Candidate did not provide has shaken the confidence of the residents in decisions on numerous complex issues that Department. As a retired Police Lieutenant I answers to the questions. both the refinery and the way the City and will frame the future of Torrance, including bring a public safety perspective to the table. 3. What do you feel is the most pressing refinery responds to the community. And a developing a Refinery path forward that is Asam Sheikh: Candidate did not provide issue in Torrance? longer term issue that is a high priority issue protective of the Public Health and Safety. The answers to the questions. Dr. Eng: The Refinery explosion shouldn’t for many people is our deteriorating road and massive Feb. 18, 2015 Refinery Explosion is 2. If elected, what new item would you have happened in a million years. The US sidewalks, which have been neglected for too a game-changer. An 80,000 lb building chunk personally bring to the agenda and why? Chemical Safety Board (CSB) called it a “near long, partly due to the recession. flew 100 ft, just missing their Hydrofluoric Dr. Eng: One person on the Council is miss .. to a catastrophe”, narrowly avoiding Milton Herring: The explosion and subse- (HF) Acid tank. This cloud now hangs over only 1 vote. My hope would be to decode a major HF release that could have injured quent sale of the ExxonMobil refinery is the all Torrance residents, which Citizen’s Groups and demystify technical and scientific issues 200,000+, killing thousands, as highlighted most pressing question. There is a very real alone cannot solve. for my Council colleagues, in order to help by TRAA. The SCAQMD is now allowing safety issue for the community. The AQMD Mike Griffiths: : I am running to keep the the whole Council make better decisions. In Refinery restart with pollution controls off, has also allowed for the refinery to exceed Council seat that I currently occupy. Having addition, because the South Bay is home to creating significant health concerns for young pollution standards during the startup of the served almost 2 years filling a partial term, an incredible amount of scientific, engineer- mothers, as highlighted by FLARE. Both See Candidate Q & A, page 6 I look forward to the opportunity to serve a ing, and technical skill due the Space and full 4 year term. I’m unique primarily due other hi-tech industries, I would like to start to my extensive City experience, both as a a Refinery Commission, to bring together this Councilman and a City Commissioner and larger diverse technical community to advise my business background. No one has more the Council regarding Refinery proposals City Commissioner experience, and I suc- and plans. cessfully grew a company from nothing to Mike Griffiths: My agenda is currently, over 25 employees and millions of dollars and would continue to be, to make the best in annual sales here in Torrance, bringing decisions for the residents and businesses of me valuable skills and understanding that no the City. I pride myself on being the indepen- other candidate can offer. dent voice on the Council, willing to share Milton Herring: I want to lend my experi- my thoughts and votes without fear of being ences and talents to ensure intelligent growth in the minority if I believe that decision is of our industrial, business and residential in the best interest of the people I serve. I Communities. I support our School District, try to be out and about visiting with busi- Safety services, Senior and Youth Programs. nesses and meeting or talking with residents I’ve served on two Commissions and cur- so I can better understand their concerns and rently the Planning Commission. On the feelings. We are here to serve them, not staff ExxonMobil Community Advisory Panel I’m or each other. Expo Line to Santa Monica Opens May 20 intimately involved in the most, important Milton Herring: A robust business com- Metro Rail’s Expo Line to Santa Monica is only a few weeks away from the issue facing Torrance. munity controls the economic viability of the grand opening of seven new stations that stretch from Culver City to Santa I bring to the Council a legacy of leader- city. To that end I will propose expanding Monica. As testing continues in the area, please remember to watch for trains. ship with many years as an Army Officer, the the Office of Economic Development. I in Learn more at metro.net/moreexpo. only veteran running. My military service and no way belittle the current work being done, as a community pastor, means I bring with but with the number of naturally occurring Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project Update Construction on the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project is halfway complete. me a lifetime of integrity, one of the most vacancies and the departure of Toyota and To celebrate, Metro is inviting members of the community and public to important traits needed. Kubota, there is a lot of outreach necessary. our “Halfway There” event on Saturday, May 7. The free event will include Leilani Kimmel-Dagostino: I am running The tightening of relationships with the food, games and performances from local businesses and artists. For for City Council because of my qualifications. Chamber of Commerce is a related goal. details, visit metro.net/crenshaw. My background is in Finance. I hold an MBA Internally we must become an even more in Quantitative Analysis from Pepperdine. I business friendly city. 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Up and Adam Kings Kicked Off North Softball Heating Up the Throne as Season Winds Down By Adam Serrao in the series, the Kings just weren’t the same. “We By Adam Serrao Marissa Moreno starred. She finished the night If there is one thing that we have all learned can’t use injuries as an excuse,” head coach Darryl The only loss that the North High softball with 11 strikeouts, but not before pitching six about these Los Angeles Kings over the past few Sutter explained, “but we weren’t really evenly team has in over a month has been to Tor- innings of no-hit ball. The Warriors were able years, it’s that they are the masters of the comeback matched when you think about it. The Sharks got rance High on Wednesday, April 20. While to break up Moreno’s no-hit bid in the sixth, victory. This year, and more specifically, this [Marc-Eduard] Vlasic back and we lost Marty. the Tartars remains on top of the standings, but only managed two runs on the night. CeCe playoff series against the San Jose Sharks has That’s losing the top end of your defense.” the Lady Saxons are doing their best to not Da Costa and Desiree Medina both homered, been no different. In the final game of the series When a hockey team loses, its often easiest only catch their rivals from Torrance in the leading to Torrance’s 6-2 victory. last Friday night at the Staples Center in Los to blame the goalie. Jonathan Quick allowed 15

“It took the Saxons a while to get going last Wednesday “The New York Jets, for instance, could have one of the best defense’s afternoon at South High, but when they finally did, it in the league this upcoming season with the additions of Darelle Revis, was a huge sixth inning that got the team a win..” Antonio Cromartie and first round draft pick, Leonard Williams.” standings, but to also pass them and reach In the teams very next game against South, Angeles, the Sharks led 3-0. It seemed as if goals this postseason, hardly anything like his first place. North has been waiting patiently it was Moreno again who led the charge for all was lost. The Kings and the magnificent stellar play of years past. What’s even worse is for their rematch, and will finally get it this the Tartars. This time, she had 13 strikeouts season that they have had would all be ousted that the Kings lost to and had trouble getting Friday night at North High. In the meantime, while hurling another gem. Katelyn Christian from play, simultaneously. The Kings have shots by Quick’s former backup, Martin Jones. the Saxons will hope for a little help and con- had two RBI’s while Brittany Jumalon and fight, though. The team put their sticks to the It wasn’t only quick allowing goals, though. tinue to put wins up on the board like they did Bridgette Shaw each drove home one run in ice, gritted their teeth, and did everything they The Kings star players had trouble scoring last week versus their Pioneer League rivals, Torrance’s 6-1 victory. The Tartars will look could to get back into the game, tying things them, too. Kopitar was held to just two games South High and Centennial. to close the season out on a high note. Games up at 3 goals apiece. Maybe their comeback in the series, as was Jeff Carter. Tyler Toffoli, It took the Saxons a while to get going against Leuzinger, North and West remain attempt took all the energy that the team had a named that was all over the press and Kings last Wednesday afternoon at South High, but before the regular season comes to a close out of them, or maybe the Sharks were simply coverage in 2014, was rendered completely ir- when they finally did, it was a huge sixth and this year’s CIF playoffs begin. Torrance’s the better team this year. Whatever it was, San relevant by the Sharks. While the Kings main inning that got the team a win. North loaded (19-8,7-0) matchup with North (20-6-1, 5-1) Jose rallied in the third period scoring three more cogs were held in check all series, the Sharks the bases in the inning and proceeded to go this Friday afternoon has very specific playoff goals and with a 6-3 victory, ended the Kings stars went off. Pavelski and Logan Couture led around the horn, knocking in one run at a and league implications. season much sooner than originally expected. the charge for the Sharks and ultimately guided time until finally, six runs came to the plate. South High The Kings looked outclassed for most of the their team toward the series win. Abbi Alexander started things off in the in- The South High Spartans shot at jumping series against the Sharks, falling behind early and While its rather difficult to see into the future, ning with a leadoff double that eventually led the second place North High Saxons in the often in almost every game that the two rivals the Kings demise seemed to be somewhat on the to the Saxons 6-0 win. Alyssa Loza was the standings took a major hit when they took played. Even in Game 3, the one game that the horizon. The team lost three of their last five star of the game once again, pitching a gem a 6-0 loss to North at home last Wednesday Kings did find a way to win, the Sharks scored first games of the regular season and four of their last on the mound. Loza finished the game by afternoon. Pitcher Maddy Stockslager had a and it took an overtime goal by Tanner Pearson six, ending the year with two losses to two subpar striking out 11 and allowing only four hits magnificent game before a devastating sixth to secure Los Angeles’s first and only victory teams (Vancouver Canucks, Winnipeg Jets). Being and no runs. “Every year we come here and inning forced her from the game. The Saxons of the series. “We were chasing the lead all the unable to get into a groove towards the end of struggle,” Alexander said of her team’s his- scored six runs in the sixth inning and South time. Pretty much every game,” Kings forward the regular season really hurt L.A.’s chances of tory at South High. “It was a struggle at first took the eventual 6-0 loss. “To me, we’re Anze Kopitar explained. “With the exception bringing momentum with them into the post- again today, but we picked it up in the end.” still going for first,” South head coach Tony of one game when we scored first, we were season. Once the Kings clinched their playoff South’s starting pitcher, Maddy Stockslager, Flores said of his team. “We finally have our chasing the lead the rest of the way. You can’t spot, the team let up. Almost as if they were out had her own incredible game going before full team healthy and now it’s just a matter do that.” The one game that the Kings actually of gas or maybe even just stopped trying. “We things got dicey in the sixth inning. Going of putting it all together.” had a lead in was Game 1, when Jake Muzzin can make excuses all we want with Martinez into the sixth, Stockslager only allowed one Unfortunately for Flores and the Spartans, scored early on. It wasn’t long, however, be- being out of the lineup and this and that, but hit and struck out eight before North’s offense they were scheduled a matchup with the first fore Joe Pavelski knotted things up and before at the end of the day, we didn’t play the right finally broke through. place Torrance Tartars in their very next game. you knew it, Brent Burns made it 2-1 and the way when we needed to and it ended up costing Following North’s 6-0 victory at South, the A 6-1 loss to Torrance pushed South High Sharks never looked back from there. San Jose us,” Kings left wing, Milan Lucic explained. team continued their recent dominance by (10-10, 3-3) even farther down in the stand- dominated the series from that point forward. No matter what the real reasoning is, hockey shutting out Centennial by a final score of 7-0. ings and pretty much assured the team of a Despite setting a franchise record this year with season has come and gone in the city of L.A. There Centennial (0-10, 0-7) remains in last place in third place finish, at best. North will look to 48 wins, the Kings managed to give away the are still teams to root against, like the Ducks the league and has yet to win a game this sea- fend off the surging West High Warriors this Pacific Division towards the end of the season or the Chicago Blackhawks, but the Kings will son. The Saxons, on the other hand, have now week before ending their regular season with to their rivals from Anaheim, the Ducks. Their now have to wait another year for a chance won 10 of their last 12 games, also losing to another matchup against North High. seeding and eventual matchup with the Sharks to bring the Stanley Cup back to the Staples Torrance and tying against Gahr. Heading into West High wasn’t the only thing that led to the Kings down- Center. Now that they have lost, you can say the final week of play before the postseason The West High Warriors are coming off a fall, though. The team’s style of play was put whatever you want about the Kings, but you begins, North (20-6-1, 5-1) is on fire. Head great showing at the El Segundo tournament in jeopardy when Alec Martinez left due to injury certainly can’t call them quitters. With their coach Howard Miller and his team will look this year. Eight runs in the second inning in Game 1. Martinez was a key player in the backs to the walls all series long, the Kings forward to their end of the week matchup with of their game vs. Hawthorne last Saturday Kings 2014 playoff run and ultimate champion- fought and battled tooth and nail to bring home their rivals from Torrance High, but not before afternoon pretty much sealed their 11-1 vic- ship. Without him, their blue line defense was wins. Despite being eliminated, that’s all you the team looks to also take care of business tory, while a four run sixth inning secured a depleted and as evidence by the 16 goals allowed can ask for from your hometown hockey team. • against Leuzinger and West High. If all goes 4-2 victory over Mira Costa in their very next as planned, the Saxons could be sitting pretty game. Mailee Newman pitched seven innings in first place at this time next week. of nine hit ball, allowing one earned run and Torrance High striking out four. Jamie Lee had two RBIs The Torrance Tartars don’t lose very many while Alizae Umi and Natalie Davila each softball games. That, in itself, is the reason why drove in one. they’ve spent so much time in first place and The Warriors will end their season with at the top of the Pioneer League standings this games against South, North and Torrance. A season. Torrance’s latest two wins came this good showing in the final week of the regular past week when the team took on their rivals season could theoretically push fourth place from West High and South High, respectively. West High (14-9, 3-3) into second place in In their game against West, starting pitcher the Pioneer League standings. •

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Candidate Q & A from page 3 plant. I am concerned that the city does not Too often, governments try to be ‘creative’ in have the expertise to deal with the issues. I generating revenue by creating additional ways would be more comfortable if there was an to TAKE more money from businesses and Independent Safety Monitor providing a sec- citizens. That’s not what we should be doing. ond level of safety during the startup and the We need to increase the current methods of transfer to the new owner. revenue generation. For instance, if we continue Leilani Kimmel-Dagostino: Since the to keep up our City infrastructure and keep its passage of AB109 and Proposition 47, crime residents and businesses safe, then property and especially burglaries have increased. The values will move upward, generating increased Torrance Police Department has instituted a property tax revenue without raising rates and great “See Something, Say Something” program more business is likely to follow. and encouraged Map Your Neighborhood and Milton Herring: With increasing taxes Neighborhood Watch Programs but that is not without a vote of the public is impossible we enough. We need to hire more Police Officers should be looking at where we can reduce since we are down 23 positions. Adding to the expenses while maintaining service levels. Elstree 1976. Photo credit: Sonny Malhotra. problem, it is becoming difficult recruiting The City has been diligent in making fees faced and unknown cast of actors and extras himself as an “ex-’X-wing’ pilot.” Laurie, a people to enter a career in law enforcement commensurate with actual expenses and I took jobs to make a movie that would later female stormtrooper, offers her story as well. nowadays at all levels of government. We must don’t feel that is a viable option. We must be send ripples through the universe, which are still Derek almost became a male prostitute before try to get our elected officials to rethink these meticulous in our search for grant money that felt today, and for future generations to come. his casting in the movie. two laws because they are having unintended is available through various taxpayer approved Those actors have gotten their fifteen Elstree 1976, whose title of course, the consequences. programs both state and federal minutes of fame extended in Elstree 1976, a most fervent of fans will know refers to the Geoffrey Rizzo: The most pressing issue Leilani Kimmel-Dagostino: I would like to new, dutifully made and honorably praising sound stage and year of production on what before the community is the safety at the refinery. see Torrance start a “Beer and Art” week-long documentary that gives the background and was then called The Star Wars, squeezes out Asam Sheikh: Candidate did not provide festival modeled on the “Wine and Chile and lesser-known actors face-time in the spotlight. just an ounce more of fun facts, history, answers to the questions. Art” one in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Torrance With its running time of one hour and thirty behind-the-scenes footage, and trivia that 4. What are some creative ways to gener- is becoming the craft beer brewery capital and minutes, it’s a stuffed movie with a number even the most passionate of fans might not ate revenue for the City other than taxes? we are seeing more art galleries spring up in of actors telling their stories of how Star know. There’s the story of the actor who Dr. Eng: New yearly Permits fees for: Torrance. With the addition of the new rubber Wars affected their lives, which, with its played the X-wing pilot who made his run (1) View Seekers, for assistance with offsite wheel Red Car trolley system, it would facili- heavily nostalgic, leaning on somber tone, to destroy the Death Star at the end of A Tree and Vegetation maintenance; (2) Torrance tate movement to all these great venues and should excite only the most die-hard of fans. New Hope, who, when he couldn’t remember Resident Parking Stickers, allowing car by car would bring in more tourism and recognition “How many actors can say they’ve got their his lines, had the script taped down to his exemption from the 72-hour parking rule; and to our City, Also the local residents would own action figures?” It’s a fair question, and legs, making it look like he was looking at (3) Street Sweeping Waivers, allowing Residents enjoy it since they would not have to suffer one that writer/director Jon Spira digs into buttons and cockpit-gadgetry instead of the to maintain curbside cleanliness in exchange traffic congestion. with his documentary (fundraised by Kick- lines themselves. Fans will also delight in for no tickets on street sweeping day. Geoffrey Rizzo: The city does currently starter), comprised of sit-down interviews of seeing the Stormtrooper, who can famously On a larger scale, businesses should calculate lease city property to generate a revenue the people that lent their faces (and some only be seen hitting his helmet on a closing blast- their fair share using: (a) Revenue, and (b) stream. We can also look at various city owned their bodies) to a movie that would become door, recount that moment as well. Number Of Employees, as metrics. Small locations adjacent to the freeway to consider the most popular of all time–even if those To accurately cover the gargantuan fol- businesses should pay the smaller of the two, digital signage to advertise businesses in the people didn’t know it at first. lowing surrounding ‘Star Wars,’ the movie while large businesses should pay the greater city. The revenue from advertising can poten- “It didn’t seem anything special to me. I then predictably turns to its “Where are they of the two, to not encourage replacing people tially be used for legacy funding for various thought it was a low-budget film to begin now?” segment. Derek speaks of his Buddhist with robots. city projects that currently rely on the general with,” says one Star Wars actor, and it’s the practice that help him deal with the depression Mike Griffiths: We, as City Council, should fund for support. same sentiment that all of the interviewees that ultimately set in after the movie. But an not really be in the business of creating ‘cre- Asam Sheikh: Candidate did not provide genreally share. Of course it was–absolutely uplifting side shows the lifespan that these ative ways’ to generate revenue for the City. answers to the questions. • nobody could have predicted that success, with actors’ obscure but beloved characters have it’s wacky sci-fi costumes and set pieces and taken on at fan conventions, which Derek space-serial story about the “the Force.” But says has been “beneficial to his health.” PUBLIC NOTICES after the Death Star’s space dust settled, 25% Showing up at conventions to sign au- of the planet’s 8 billion inhabitants have been tographs all day (bringing about twenty to Order to Show Cause statistically polled as having seen the classic twenty-five pens, varying in color and weight, for Change of Name Case No. YS028376 space opera; reasoned in the movie, mean- to sign any number of collectibles with), they Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles PUBLISH ing roughly 2 billion people have seen these recount stories of lighting up when making Petition of: Xiaoxu Jiang and Qiong Lei for lesser known people filling in the rest of the someone’s day, satisfying “loony” fans, and Change of Name TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: YOUR roles and spaces surrounding such actors as the hurt of when people walk by who don’t Petitioner Xiaoxu Jiang and Qiong Lei filed a Like Us petition with this court for a decree changing Mark Hamill’s Luke Skywalker, Alec Guiness’ want your autograph. on Facebook names as follows: PUBLIC And even within the “Star Wars” actor com- a. Ruiyi Alice Jiang to Alice Ruiyi Jiang Obi-Wan Kenobi, Carrie Fischer’s Princess b. Ruining Chris Jiang to Cindy Ruijia Jiang Leia, and the director himself, George Lucas. munity itself, there are a few who more than The Court orders that all persons interested NOTICES in this matter appear before this court at the The talking heads who tell their stories wish that their fame was as high as the likes hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should HERE range from the more well-known unknowns of Kenny Baker (who operated the R2-D2 not be granted. Any person objecting to the of their personal career–Jeremy Bulloch, who costume) and Dave Prowse as Vader, whose name changes described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for ABANDONMENTS: donned bounty hunter and fan favorite Boba actual faces were never seen in the film. the objection at least two court days before $125.00 Fett’s costume and helmet in The Empire “Our faces were actually in the movie!” say the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing to show cause why the ABC NOTICES: Strikes Back, is in front of the camera. So is some of the impassioned, unknown actors. petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant $125.00 David Prowse, the bodybuilder-turned-actor As Han Solo’s space-gangster friend Greedo, the petition without a hearing. inside Darth Vader’s iconic black helmet and Paul Blake states how, earlier in his career, Notice of Hearing: DBA Date: 6-24-16, Time: 8:30 AM., Dept.: M. (Fictitious Business Name): suit (those may know, that legendary James he had played the part of Macbeth, as well The address of the court is: 825 Maple Avenue $75.00 Earl Jones only provided his voice to film’s as performed in the Royal Court Theatre in Torrance, CA 90503 NAME CHANGE: London. “Today, my tombstone will read A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall most iconic villain), is also interviewed here be published at least once each week for $125.00 (fun fact: that’s also Prowse as the muscly ‘Here lies Greedo’–and that’s fantastic!” four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in the following Other type of notice? Contact us caretaker who carries a beaten-up Alex inside Blake says. “I have to say, that after thirty newspaper of general circulation, printed in and we can give you a price. this county: Torrance Tribune from the rain in Stanley Kubrick’s A Clock- years of living with that, I couldn’t ask for Date: April 14, 2016 work Orange–just one piece of even more a better epitaph, really.” STEVEN R. VAN SICKLEN For DBA’s email us at: Judge of the Superior Court [email protected] obscure trivia that the documentary digs up). It’s no surprise that today’s tech-accessibility Torrance Tribune Pub. 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12/2016. All other legal notices email us at: And then there are the fully unknown ac- and incredible fandom (‘Star Wars’ fans be- HT-25073 [email protected] Any questions? Call us at 310-322-1830

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By Brian Simon put the organization on his radar and make While most people have a “good feeling an annual donation. He also alerted his fel- inside” when they donate to a cause, there low Rotarians in El Segundo and the club can be a sense of disconnect especially if the now sponsors a couple of children every contribution goes into a general pool and one year. But Su never truly realized how much doesn’t know anything about the beneficiary. a contribution meant to a particular child until But then there is the case of Ed Su, a long- he had the chance to see it first-hand. “Every time local business owner (he runs Studio October Peach Foundation arranges a trip for Printing in El Segundo and also did layout their sponsors, donors and volunteer to a dif- work for the Herald in the late ‘90s) who ferent region of the Yunnan province to get a along with his wife became involved with better understanding of what the Foundation a non-profit charity a few years ago. The does and how they find the kids to support,” Peach Foundation, an organization based out Su said. And so he recently went on the trip, of Foster City near San Francisco but with which lasted 10 days. He learned how, where its main operating offices in China, supports and what kind of families receive the support. children in that Far East country—mainly in It’s only $300 per year for the education—an the Yunnan province. It is one of the poorest amount that may seem like a drop in the bucket regions of China where many families can’t to many of us, yet hopelessly unaffordable to afford to send their kids back to school after those impoverished over there. completion of an elementary education. As During the visit, Su spent countless hours Su explained, “The Chinese government pays trudging through backroads on buses and for the education from grades one to nine, stopped at various rural farms seemingly in but after that the families have to pay for the middle of nowhere. “We saw the parents the schooling. For some of the rural farmers of the children and the environment in which with their very, very low incomes, it’s almost they lived,” Su said. “No matter how tough impossible.” Ed Su visits with students in the Yunnan province in recent China trip. See Business Owner, page 10 Su learned about the Foundation from his wife’s sister-in-law, whose friend started the organization about 10 years ago. “While my wife’s sister-in-law was recovering from her breast cancer treatments, she became heav- TORRANCE BUSINESSES ily involved with Peach Foundation and still travels to China at least three times a year to visit with the children and their families,” Su said. “The desire to help these children is what kept her going and motivated to beat her cancer and she always said that Peach Foundation and the kids saved her life.” Seeing the positive impact that the Foundation PROMOTE made on a family member prompted Su to YOURSELF KEEPING IT LOCAL! Special Ad Rate Offer for the Torrance Tribune 10% off 12X Rate 20% off 26X Rate Regular rates listed below. Discounts are not applied.

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Prairie Ave. (near W. 129th St.) 310.530.3213 310.676-5444 CONTINENTALGOURMETMARKET.COM TerriAnn in Torrance Give Me A Head With Hair – Or Not By TerriAnn Ferren imagine what people will say decades from still wearing that exact cut? Did you change and asked them about their hair. Everyone Everyone has a head and whether you have now when they see the hairstyles of some of your ‘look’? If you did, why did you change seemed eager - sharing his or her thoughts hair or not, it appears most people spend at today’s basketball players? your style? I decided to ask around Torrance willingly. Connie Sullivan told me, “I have least some part of their day thinking about Just a quick history romp through the 20st and find out why people changed their styles, short hair because I love short hair. When I what to do with their hair, or lack thereof. I Century shows how hairstyles change, espe- or if they did - from when they were young had long hair I always had headaches and neck was born bald. As a matter of fact, I think I cially women’s hair. But men are not immune adults. And do youngsters feel as passionate aches. I did [have thick hair] and once you was bald until I was 2 years old, and coinci- go short you can never go long. I am free as dentally, my son, Christopher was bald as well, the wind! I get up in the morning, I shake my and had wispy blonde hair when it finally did hair and I am done.” Sitting next to Connie grow in at age 2. was Norton Grant. Norton sported a low, long Looking around town these past few weeks, I ponytail hanging down his back - but the top have been paying very close attention observing of his head was bald. He told me, “I wish I what people do, or don’t do, with the hair on had some [hair]. Whenever I am in the shower their head. Teenage girls seem to be wearing I let the water go over it hoping it will grow. their hair long again and the boys, although I am trying to figure what kind of fertilizer to I haven’t seen lots of shoulder length hair as use, but I haven’t been successful yet.” Across yet, are wearing it longish. It appears some the table sat Annie Goodlow, who told me she men have taken the buzz plunge and shaved likes to wear her hair short, “When it is longer, their entire head, a la Yul Brynner or LL Cool I can’t do much with it but when it’s shorter, J. That would remove the decision about what it is easy. My [hair] grows fast. When I was to do with their hair each morning completely younger, my mother would braid my hair, and out of their minds, not to mention skipping I didn’t like braids.” Linda Brown told me she barbershop visits. had long hair when she was young too, but Hairstyles have come and gone since the now keeps her hair short, “My son cuts it and beginning of time. And although I can’t imag- he is a hairdresser…he lives here…my mother ine what styles Adam and Eve sported, since braided it [when I was young] and I hated then, the long, short, curly, swept up, braided, the braids. Little boys pulled braids – little ponytailed, teased, flipped, twisted, knotted, brats, but we kicked and bit though.” Well, colored, tinted, bleached, and backcombed Standing L-R Linda Brown, Annie Goodlow, Dan Pounder, Norton Grant, and Pat Acosta, kneeling, Connie Sullivan. Linda takes care of herself. Longhaired, Dan hairstyles have been recycled again, and again, to length and style. Even today in England, about their hair as their parents? Pounder had a bushy beard and lots of hair and again. For me, two of the most interest- the barristers wear wigs. Could that be where I asked a balding man how he felt about and told me he thinks the reason is because ing and fascinating aspects of period film and the expression, ‘big wig’ comes from? But losing his hair on the top of his head. His he takes good care of it. Pat Acosta has very television are the costumes and hairstyles of I digress. answer surprised me. He told me that he didn’t thick hair and shared, “When I was in high the actors. Wearing your hair a certain way Looking around Torrance, the most adorn- mind losing his hair one bit, after all, he sits school – I have natural curly hair – so I used may conjure up a particular time and place. ment I saw on, or in women’s hair was a clip, in a wheelchair - and said losing hair was the to set it because it was the style and then when Think about ancient Egypt. Men might shave barrette, headband, or a baseball cap. As for least of his worries, but he still visits the barber I got out and as an adult, it was much easier most of their head, but leave one section long. the men you ask? I observed, except for their shop, trimming the band of hair he still has. to keep it short. I don’t have to set it, I just Women might adorn their hair with jewelry. trusty baseball cap, there was no adornment Last Monday afternoon while visiting the shampoo. Wash and go.” Ancient pottery, hieroglyphics, paintings, on, or in their hair. Senior Bartlett Center in downtown Torrance, After speaking with the seniors about their sculpture, and drawings all provide a map What hairstyle did you prefer when you I caught up with a group playing ‘Mexican hair, I decided to ask 9-year -old Madison of hairstyles through the centuries. Can you were in high school and college? Are you Train’ (which looked like dominoes to me), See TerriAnn, page 10 Page 10 May 5, 2016 TORRANCE TRIBUNE

Business Owner from page 7 Strange Brew from page 2 their life is and how little they have, the parents be able to do this, but I did,” he said. “She Oviedo, Fla.; Paia, Maui; and at StubHub a bar stool waiting for a flight at Los Angeles will do anything and everything to send their is a very good student and she really wants Center in Carson and the AT&T Center in International Airport. kids back to school. And the families were all to stay in school—but because her dad is San Antonio, Texas. “We celebrate the local breweries in every very touched by the fact that someone [Peach the only provider in her family and they live A Dallas Rock & Brews just opened and market,” he said. The beer menu includes and its volunteers] actually cares more than a few hours away from her school [getting will celebrate with a grand opening May 10. the half-dozen domestics Bud, Coors, Miller their own government does.” Su added that he to the campus is two hours by car and then It’s much bigger than either the El Segundo and Stella Artois - sometimes referred to noticed many households where one or both requires another two to three hours walking or Pacific Coast Highway restaurants, and the “the “Budweiser of Europe.” Zislis and his menu has some regional favorites like fried management staff backfill the rest of the list “The desire to help these children is what kept her going catfish, sweet heat chicken and Miner’s Gold with Mama’s Little Yella Pills, Rio Grande BBQ with a sweet mustard base. Outlaw Lager, and Isotopes Slammin Amber, and motivated to beat her cancer and she always said What Dallas, PCH and El Segundo have in to name a few New Mexico favorites. In Maui, that Peach Foundation and the kids saved her life.” common is parking. Some reviewers on Yelp it might be Green Flash West Coast or a Kona complain about the parking, which is valet. It’s Fire Rock Pale Ale. parents passed away or even ran away. “There into a mountain area], her dad gets very angry not that there’s too little in Dallas. Self-parking The Rock & Brews concept features a menu were quite a few single parents and in some when she asked for money for school. She isn’t practical at the newest location, they say. built on American appetites for burgers, wings cases orphans raised by their grandparents. It does go home once a month and that’s all she Still, “The Colony really needed a place and beers. People living in New Mexico and make me really appreciate what we have here can afford. It broke my heart when I spoke like this,” one Yelp reviewer wrote. Texas don’t eat the same way that Southern in the States.” to her and she was very emotional when she South Bayans could step into the Dallas Californians do, so a regional specialities sec- Su was especially touched and encouraged talked about her family and her education.” restaurant and not skip a beat, Zislis said. tion was added to the menu once expansion when he met many of the children who benefit Having seen in person the hardships experi- The designer kept the open-air seating and got under way. the red-barn look and high ceilings, but the “The menus have changed a little bit because picnic benches are pushed apart. It seems, of the appetites around the country,” Zislis said, Texans like their personal space. explaining that local favorites now appear on “In Dallas, you’d feel right at home because the menu. “It’s not something I was ready for.” the weather there is more like El Segundo,” A New Mexico diner wants green chiles Zislis said. on his burger, and in Florida they like their “Communal seating is sort of way of life barbecue sauce made with mustard, according in Southern Cal, with the beach. I don’t see to Zislis. A kale salad, which is a top seller communal seating being as popular around the at the South Bay and Buena Park restaurants, rest of the country. People outside of Southern isn’t listed on the menus outside of Southern Cal don’t like it as much,” said Zislis, who California. is a rock star in the South Bay craft brewery One Albuquerque diner left a Yelp review movement. complimentary about the regionally influenced Gene Simmons is the star attraction in the menu. She wrote, “The menu is really long, enterprise, and co-KISS member Paul Stanley but showcases pub type food but with a New is a close second. Their other two partners, Mexico influence. Lots of green chilies of Dell and Dave Furano, are rock promoters with course, tacos, and dishes with a Tex-Mex feel.” a glitzy client list that includes Led Zeppelin, Then, there’s the Yelp reviewer - a former Rural Villages and Farmland nestled on the mountain side, elevation approx. 9,000 to 10,000 Feet. Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Grateful Dead Redondo Beach resident and surfer - who and George Harrison. The musicians and the was stoked to have fish tacos again. roadies know how to drink beer. Michael Zislis “Growing up in OKC with Mexican food knows how to make it. as a weekly family tradition I was deep into Zislis attained master brewer status while a adulthood before I enjoyed my first fish taco. student at the University of Southern California, I lived in Redondo Beach and two super and brought to the Rock & Brew concept his surfer yoga friends insisted I eat fish tacos expertise and background in craft beer and before our safari south to San Onofre State food service. Zislis opened his Manhattan Beach (beside the nuclear cooling towers). … Beach Brewing Company in the 1980s, before That was a life-changing experience - warm beer was trendy. water surfing and the fish tacos, which I have “He was from Manhattan Beach and he loved since. knows the area, and has an incredible sense for “Fast forward, last year I visited Redondo restaurants,” said Bill Ruane, the El Segundo Beach, curious I cruised into the Rock & Brews Realtor who co-owned the patio next door to off Pacific Coast Highway for the first time the pizza business. “He got the demographics and parked myself at the bar. After perusing there, literally just outside the Chevron gate.” the menu I asked, “How are the fish tacos?” Rock & Brews carries locally crafted brews The bartender thrust two thumbs up. “Excel- at each of its locations, making a visit to any lent, best in the South Bay.” He was right. … Picture with Sponsored Children at a rural high school. of the restaurants outside Southern California “So, a short story long, I was ecstatic when from the Peach Foundation. He ended up visiting enced by these Chinese families has changed a chance to sample new beers. The decor I heard Rock & Brews was opening in OKC.” a number of schools in several towns, meeting Su forever, especially since he is also a father screams rock ‘n’ roll, but beer is celebrated Zislis said as many as eight more restaurants hundreds of kids along the way. “We spoke to of a 14-year-old. “It taught me not to take what as much as KISS and the legendary bands could open this year and a dozen more in them, encouraged them to stay in school and we have for granted and to be grateful that plastered on the walls. 2017. The company doesn’t own or operate finish their education because that’s the only we live in the South Bay where our kids can “What’s the first thing someone asks when all of the locations, though the partners want way that they can help their family,” he said. get a great education and enjoy a wonderful they’re out of town. What do you have that’s to open more of their own around Southern Yet the most pivotal moment of the trip quality of life,” he said. local?” said Zislis. Strange brew is the ready California. came one day when Su actually met a child For more information on the Peach Founda- answer. When you think about brands like Hard that he directly sponsors. “Is it very rare to tion, go to peachfoundationusa.org. • Before a new restaurant opens, the own- Rock, they’re only going to be in the Super ers meet with local breweries to sample and Bowl cities, where the Super Bowl is. The decide which up-and-comers the bar staff stadium with tourists, Zislis added. will promote when they’re asked about the “We see Rock & Brews can work in any hometown selections. He’s introduced the El community. It works in Calabasas, it works Segundo Brewery and its Mayberry IPA to in Corona, in Buena Park,” he explained. “We Southwest and Delta travelers who’ve grabbed can be anywhere.” •

TerriAnn from page 9 Jane about her hair and she told me, “I like statements of one sort or another as genera- it [my hair] with pigtails and I also like my tions pass, but one thing remains the same as hair down with a bow in it. Sometimes I time ticks, and that is the fact that a haircut change the parting of my hair. What I think or hairstyle can make you feel special. We is cute is short hair with bangs. I have that also make time, creating a unique look for now. I am thankful for my hair… I don’t a memorable event. And with men, I didn’t want to be bald!” even venture into the whole sideburn issue, My daughter, Michele (my son’s wife) told although I can’t even talk about sideburns me her mom always ‘permed’ her hair up without thinking about Jane Austen’s Mr. until she was in the third grade. That made Darcy - specifically Colin Firth’s portrayal of me think. When I was young, my mom also Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. pour that smelly home permanent solution However you wear your hair, wear it proudly, on my sisters and my hair too. Guess we all making it your particular style. Hair is some- wanted to be Shirley Temple! thing that grows, so change is inevitable. What Lots of songs have been written about I suggest is we all make the most of the hair Kitchen / Living area visited. hair, and hair will probably continue making we have, as long as we have it. • TORRANCE TRIBUNE May 5, 2016 Page 11

City Council from front page promotes participation in community affairs. Mayor Furey has taken it on himself to works to continue that this year.” City Attorney Josh Furman, Transit Direc- Student and Government Day also helps closer with the city’s youth in order to engage While the program is designed for the benefit tor Megan Brennan, City Treasurer Connie to illustrate the direct impact and effects them in the civic activities. of the students, Mayor Furey acknowledges Rodriguez, General Services Director Alexa that local government has the lives of residents. “Last year, in addition to the existing pro- that the experience is beneficial to all parties Krumwiede, Community Services Direc- “For the past ten years we have found gram I started speaking to the high school involved. tor Alexis Kimura, City Clerk Sharon Hu, ourselves so proud of these students,” government classes about the role of the “They have done such a great job; they Communication and Information Technology Mayor Furey said as he addressed the eighth- local and federal government,” said Mayor brought excitement and enthusiasm to our Director Julian Aranda, Finance Director grade council and staff. “With students like Furey. “In taking my own story and sharing daily operations,” Mayor Furey said. “They Charli Jones, Public Works Director Leila you we have probably found our future it with high school seniors about the various bring us hope for our city’s future and they Ikeda, Community Development Director mayors, council members or executive staff, opportunities to become involved in the com- inject extra motivation to continue working Jenny Hawkins, Assistant City Manager I am assured that Torrance has a bright munity, I hope to engage more students in hard for the community. However, to make a Keri Tanaka, City Manager Emily Hackett, future ahead.” the city process. It has been an opportunity day like this happen, it takes the cooperation Councilmember Wade Burleson, Council- The belief is that students who recognize for me to talk to them [students] about the of many, many people.” member Derick Ngo, Councilmember Carly and understand how local government works transition from being a high school student to The 21 students that participated in Phu, Councilmember Kayla Mullin, Coun- will become better informed and more involved the opportunities and challenges of becoming Student and Government Day: Fire Chief cilmember Rina Tekle, Councilmember Jett citizens and voters. Building on those efforts, an adult. I was happy to have the opportunity Justin Buyser, Police Chief Josh Vijayaratna, Hays and Mayor Katie Wearn. •

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East Side of El Segundo • 4 BEDROOM • 2 CAR GARAGE 400 Bungalow, El Segundo • 6 BEDROOM • 2 CAR GARAGE • 2 BATHROOM • SALTWATER POOL & SPA • 4 BATHROOM • CORNER LOT PROPERTY • 1,893 Sq. Ft. • OWNED SOLAR PANELS • 2,943 Sq. Ft. • GRANITE COUNTER TOPS

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WESTCHESTER MEDITERRANEAN HOME COMING SOON 8120 Glider Ave. Westchester 437 Kansas St., El Segundo Grand Tropez Townhome • 2 BEDS • 2 BATHS • CORNER LOT • 5 BEDS • 4.5 BATHS • 3 CAR • 3 BEDS • 2.5 BATHS • 2 CAR • HEATED SWIMMING POOL GARAGE • 3 FIREPLACES GARAGE ATTACHED • POOL & SPA $959,000 $1,985,000

INCOME & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES

CUL DE SAC TWO ON A LOT ROCK & BREWS HQ RARE APARTMENT BUILDING 353 Valley St. El Segundo 520 Washington St. 149 Standard St. 1042 E. Imperial Ave. • 3 BEDS • 3 BATHS FRONT HOUSE: 3 BEDS • 2BATHS • CREATIVE SPACE • LIVE/WORK LOFT • 6 UNIT BUILDING •7 GARAGES • HARDWOOD FLOORS • 2,022 Sq. Ft. BACK HOUSE: 2 BEDS • 2BATHS •ONE BLOCK TO MAIN ST. • LAUNDRY ROOM •NEW DOORS • 4 CAR GARAGE • QUIET STREET. &WINDOWS IN HONOR OF MOTHERS’ DAY, NO OPEN HOUSES... HAPPY MOTHERS’ DAY! REMAX ESTATE PROPERTIES CalBRE# 00972400