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Herald Publications does not guarantee that the advertiser’s claims are true nor does it take responsibility for those claims. HAVE LAX experience. Please send your resume to tg@tgconst.com Garage Sale Huge Garage Sale: 317 E. Acacia Ave., Sat 4/11 7am. Clothes, Antiques, Dishes, Train sets, Household, Kitchenware, Boy’s Toys. No Early Birds. House for Lease 1 bedroom home for lease. Parking available. Home on Main St. behind 428 Main St. Like new Apartment For Rent 1 Bedroom apartment clean redecorated with immaculate view of the City. 707 East Grand for $1,495 a month. (310)365-1481 or (310)641-2148. Employment El Segundo based general contractor has openings for construction project manager and superintendant positions for retail and restaurant projects at LAX. MUST with refrigerator and stove. $1600/ month (310) 322-7975 To appear in next week’s paper, submit your Classifed Ad by Noon on Tuesday. Community Briefs Hawthorne Teen Center hosted its first Student-Police Dialogue Program March 25, 2015, for area youth ages 13-18. Pictured is a Hawthorne Police Officer answering youth questions in a small informal breakout session during the event. Photo provided by SBWIB. Hawthorne Teen Center Strengthens Dialouge and Understanding South Bay Bar’s Ask-A-Lawyer Day The South Bay Bar Association’s Lawyer Referral Service will sponsor annual “ASKA LAWYER” program, in celebration of Law Day. The program will be held on Friday, May 1, 2015, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Torrance Superior Court, 825 Maple Avenue in Torrance. Tables and chairs will be set up in the common area on the first floor to accommodate the public. Attorneys of varying specialties will be on hand to provide legal assistance to the public at no charge. For more information, please contact Nicole at The South Bay Bar Association (310) 325-4200. Lawndale Rotary Club Luncheon Lawndale Rotary Club is sponsoring a luncheon honoring Deputy Robert Mass and Firefighter Robert Smith. Thursday, April 16, 2015, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., at Lawndale Community Center, 3rd fl. Save the Date Hawthorne Invitational Classic 1st Annual Hawthorne Invitational Golf Classic: Friday, July 10, 2015 at the Rio Hondo Golf Club, 10627 Old River School Road Illusions by Allen at Hawthorne Library Allen Oshiro is a regular at the Magic Castle and performs levitation, sleight of hand and other illusions. He will be at Hawthorne Library Saturday April 18, 2015, from 2 - 3pm, LAX Officers Place in Baker-to-Vegas Relay For the fourth consecutive year in a row Airport Police won the ceremonial mug, finishing near the top of the “Invitational” category with a team consisting of five women and fifteen men. Nearly 25 Airport Police personnel also attended on their own time to support the team. Airport Police placed 10th in the “Invitational” and 59th out of a total of 278 teams, with a finishing time of 16 hours, 16 minutes and 22 seconds, and incurred no penalties or injuries. Los Angeles Airport Police Chief Patrick Gannon said, “I am proud of the commitment and determination made by all the men and women who participated in this year’s of 147th & Burin. Luncheon is $25.00. Contact Beverly Teresinski with questions or to make reservations: (310) 378-1349 or bevy2vic@aol.com Downey, CA 90241. 12:00 Noon – Shotgun Start. Visit www.hawthorneinvitational.com to perform. This is a free program for adults and/or families.Library address is 12700 S. Grevillea Ave, Hawthorne, CA 90250. Contact (310) 679-8193 for more information. competition. For the 4th year in a row, Airport Police Officers have brought home a mug. The hard work and dedication of Co-captains K-9 Officers Alfonso Lagos and Jerome Evans made this event successful.” Congratulations to the following runners: Airport Police Officers Claudia Nuffio, Portia King, Elmer Quevedo, Joshua Casanova, James Bow, Pedro Preciado, William Garcia, Francis Sur, Jackson Muchiri, Ciro Benitez, Devin Feldman, Ray Woods, Jesse Padilla (Airport Traffic Officer), Victor Padilla, Chad White, Rogelio Cuevas (Airport Security Officer), Mark Corral, Edna Moreno, Starla Reader and Kim Ojeda. • The Hawthorne Teen Center hosted its first Student-Police Dialogue Program March 25, 2015, that attracted a diverse group of Hawthorne area students ages 13 – 18 to have informal discussions with members of the Hawthorne Police Department regarding policies, responsibilities and community involvement. The Teen Center, located at 3901 El Segundo Blvd, is in its 7th year of service and is operated by the South Bay Workforce Investment Board (SBWIB). The event was coordinated by the center’s staff and volunteers along with HPD Community Relations representative Sergeant Robbie Williams. Officers from the Canine Patrol Unit, Traffic Division, Gang Detail and Detective Bureau, sat down with students in individual rotating 15-minte breakout sessions to answer their prepared questions which spurred further discussions about the students’ perception of police officers’ roles and other job related details such as uniform and equipment functions. “This very intimate and open forum went a long way to enable the youth to understand and respect the role of law enforcement in our communities,” noted Jan Vogel, SBWIB Executive Director. Students also learned about personal safety tips and what they could do to help authorities during emergency situations.
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