Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Fencing Ordinance

February 2, 2000 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

Los Gatos Mobile Home Park dispute

Library may end non-resident fees

New CHP substation on Hwy 17


Photograph by Kathy De La Torre
Foiled Again! Computer games may be all the rage for the younger set, but our photographer discovered last week that the art of fencing is alive and well in our town. Here, students Kacey Cribari (front) and Andrew Seroff (at right, in back) practice tossing and catching gloves thrown overhead from behind. It's all a matter of course in the intermediate foil fencing class at the California Fencing Academy of Los Gatos.




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