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Page 6 August 17, 2017 TORRANCE TRIBUNE
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Apartment for Lease
1 Bed/1 Bath; Laundry on-site;
1 car enclosed garage; $1795/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
Condo for Lease
2 Bed/2 Bath; Beautiful and
bright south-facing, top floor
unit; Master suite with walk-in
closet; Laundry hook-ups; $2995/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
For Rent
Coming Soon! Duplex, 2 bedroom
1 bath w/garage. W Maple $2500
Large family home-4 bedroom
2 1/2 bath. W Acacia $4200
Duplex, 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath
w/2 car garage. Eucalyptus $3800
S&L Property Mgmt 310-350-4096
Sheri Skulick
For Rent
Very small 1 bed house. Suitable
for 1 person. Off st parking. Small
storage.Utilities paid. Unfurnished.
Private patio. Washer/Dryer. $1,350.
Call 424 456 7688.
Garage Sale
Sat. 8-2 p.m. 744 Sheldon St., El
Segundo. Airsoft PS/4 Xbox Gamcub
Gamboy Foosbal Socr
House for Lease
2 Bed/1Bath with large yard; $2995/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
House for Rent
4BD/3BA - 2 story house, 2 car
garage, fenced yard, all hardwood
floor. Remodeled kitchen, new
paint , sound proof system.
walk to beach. $4,000/month.
310-663-9898
Private Office for Lease
455 Main St. – All utilities
included; $1195/month –
Contact Ron 310-259-1200
Room Wanted
Single male seeking room
to rent. Six month minimum prefer
El Segundo area. References.
Contact Michael Hubbard.
702-203-2135.
Rummage Sale
St. Antonys Church Rummage
Sale. Saturday, August 19, from
8-5:00p.m.; Sunday, August 20,
8-3:00p.m. at O’Grady Hall 220
Sierra St., El Segundo.. Collectables,
electronics, etc.
Townhouse for Lease
3 Bed/2 ½ Bath; 2 Car Garage;
Available August 18th; $4500/
month – Contact 310-647-1635
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City Council from front page
TerriAnn from page 5
Olvera, this program promises each student
an eye-opening, knowledge-building, exciting
leadership experience. “Junior Leadership
Torrance provides a student an opportunity
to take the next step in self-evaluation, be
surrounded with other promising leaders
and to gain insight into the application of
leadership in real-world organizations in
our community,” said Assistant Chief/Fire
Marshal--Fire Department, Bill Samp.
The program sharpens leadership skills,
helps identify career paths, and provides
knowledge of opportunities in corporate,
non-profit and municipal arenas. Leslie Cortez
told me she looks forward to acquainting high
school sophomores with community needs,
opportunities, challenges and resources. Her
goal within the program aims to introduce
students to emerging career opportunities
by meeting and working with professionals.
“You are never too young and don’t have to
be in a career to start learning about leadership,
or becoming a leader,” said Leslie.
“Leadership traits are portable…so with
children, teenagers and young adults, these
traits can be applied at home, at school, on
a sports team, and in karate class.”
Summerfest 2017 is Sunday, August 20
from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. in front of the Depot
Restaurant on Cabrillo Avenue--just like a
street block party, remember? Guests of Summerfest
2017 will enjoy a barbecue buffet by
Chef Shafer, hosted beer from The Yorkshire
Square Brewery, a martini bar, silent auction,
and live music featuring Eddie Estudillo and
HUSH--which, I am sure will inspire dancing
in the streets. “We raise some money, we
bring the community out, and it is just so
much fun. Everybody having a good time and
forgetting about everything else that is going
on in the world…and spend a little money
to help the community and I just love the
feel of it,” said Chef Shafer. Get your 2017
Summerfest tickets for all the fun by either
calling 310-540-5858 or accessing www.
torrancechamber.com/summerfest. •
be a representative. “Going into it I didn’t
know what to expect, but you become really
involved with the City and get to be involved
with many activities--so I decided to do it
again,” he said. “I will definitely plan ahead
of time, more than I did last year, so we can
get more done in an efficient manner.”
The 18 students appointed by the Council
were selected out of a pool of 32 applicants.
The Youth Council Committee, made up of
one member of the Parks and Recreation
Committee, Commission on Aging, the Library
Commission and three Youth Council
members, interviewed all applicants between
June 8 and 9 to select this year’s TYC members.
Modifications to the selection process
were adopted back in April of 2008 when
the City Council approved several Youth
Council recommendations, including the
adoption of Resolution 2008-52. Through the
new resolution applicants would be required
to apply for their position during the spring,
with appointments being made during the
summer so TYC members can begin their
terms at the beginning of the school year.
Through these changes, TYC members have
more time to serve, set and accomplish goals
during their terms.
Lum introduced his friend Sydney Matsubara,
a South High Junior and first-year
TYC member who joins the program with
a year of student council experience in her
grade level. “I noticed how the older [Torrance
Youth] Council members get together and it
feels like they’re a really close-knit family,”
Matsubara said. “The way the function is a
lot more assertive than anything I have seen,
so I am excited.”
Lum, whose favorite activity last year was
the ASB Bowl competition where all of the
high schools leadership classes gather and
compete for a trophy that the winner keeps
until the following year, looks forward to continue
growing as a leader and student. “When
you have a conversation with someone, you
introduce yourself and shake their hand--but
before I joined Youth Council, I was kind of
shy,” Lum said. “I wanted to get to know
people more, but I lacked that confidence.
But going through Youth Council, I was able
to meet a lot of new people.
Meetings are scheduled to begin this
month and will take place every first and
third Wednesday of the month in the West
Annex Commission Room of the Torrance
Civic Center. •