Page 16 July 30, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Gifted Athletes from page 14 COUNCIL CONTINUES TO CUT YOUR PUBLIC SAFETY! elsegundoreghters.org Paid for by your El Segundo Fireghters and Police Ocers elsegundopoa.org STOP YOUR COUNCIL FROM MAKING ANOTHER MISTAKE! Please attend the City Council Meeting on Tuesday, August 4th, 2015 and show Council that El Segundo values its employees. “We don’t want raises. We just want to stop the cuts.” TUESDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 2015 @ 7PM, CITY HALL, 350 MAIN STREET Michael Dugan Council Member 310-524-2302 mdugan@elsegundo.org Marie Fellhauer Council Member 310-524-2302 mfellhauer@elsegundo.org Suzanne Fuentes Mayor 310-524-2302 sfuentes@elsegundo.org Carl Jacobson Mayor Pro-Tem 310-524-2302 cjacobson@elsegundo.org Dave Atkinson Council Member 310-524-2302 datkinson@elsegundo.org Kings. While they were there they met and had lunch with a number of Kings’ players. Finally the teams whirlwind three days before the games were to start ended at the Dockweiler Youth Center for a party sponsored by the Los Angeles County Lifeguards. For members of the Macedonia team it was an eye-opener since most of them had not been to an ocean before. Thanks to the hospitality, generosity and the unselfish commitment by hundreds of volunteers behind the scenes in El Segundo the Macedonia and Barbados teams were treated like the true gifted athletes they truly are. The Special Olympics World Games started this past Saturday and ends this Sunday. The games were distributed throughout the Southland including at UCLA, USC, the Convention Center, the L.A. Live Lucky Strike, Belmont Pier in Long Beach, Griffith Park Equestrian Center and the Balboa Sports Center in Encino. • El Segundo Mayor Suzanne Fuentes address the athletes at Mattel. Chevron’s Lily Craig poses with Macadonia athletes. Barbados athletes thank the El Segundo Fire Department for a great BBQ. The final leg of the Torch Run.
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