PRSRT STD ECRWSS U.S. POSTAGE PAID SAN DIEGO, CA PERMIT NO. 835 the BOXHOLDER THE RANCHO SANTA FE .comNEWS VOL. 8, NO. 8 THE RANCH’S BEST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 THISWEEK Father, daughter find a million reasons to care By Patty McCormac Pick up garbage. It makes you RANCHO SANTA FE — feel amazing.” When this season’s “Secret He is not sure how he was Millionaire” premiers at 8 chosen for the show, but he p.m. June 3 on ABC, look for had seen it for the first time Rancho Santa Fe residents and had told several people he Scott Jacobs and his daughter would love the opportunity to Alexa. The two spent a week appear on it. of their lives undercover, step- “I said I would do it in a ping way out of their comfort heartbeat,” he said. BOLD MOVES zones, living and working in a Someone, he does not Rancho Santa Fe artists poverty-stricken area of know who, was listening. Steve and Yvonne Maloney Newark, N.J. Originally, only Scott was turn the mundane into “Our goal for the week to go on the adventure, but the spectacular art. A10 was to find people to make a producers thought it would be major donation to at the end interesting for him to bring of the show,” he said. one of his daughters. He said But, he said, the takeaway his older daughter Olivia was message from the show is you old enough to appreciate how INSIDE don’t have to be a millionaire she grew up and realizes not ONE SECTION, 24 PAGES to help others. everyone has the same advan- “We were elbow-to-elbow tages. Arts & Entertainment . . A10 with other people who had They decided that Baby Boomer Peace . . . A16 nothing, that were doing just younger daughter Alexa as much good that day as we should share the adventure Classifieds ...... A22 did with our money,” he said. with her dad. “You don’t have to give away “She broke out crying Coastal Cosmos ...... A8 money, just contribute in within the first half hour. Comics ...... A19 some way. If you are healthy, Rancho Santa Fe residents Scott Jacobs (right) and his daughter Alexa spend a week living out of their com- There was garbage every- Eye Spy ...... A7 give time; volunteer at a food fort zones, working in a poverty-stricken area of Newark, N.J for “Secret Millionaire,” which airs on ABC June 3. bank; help clean up a park. Photo courtesy of Scott Jacobs Studio TURN TO MILLIONAIRE ON A23 Frugal Living ...... A11 Hit the Road ...... A15 Lick the Plate ...... A14 Chargers, HDSA shoot to find cure for ‘cruel’ disease Machel’s Ranch ...... A9 By Tony Cagala of 21 centers nationwide founded to Opinion ...... A4 COAST CITIES — It’s been support patients with the disease, called one of the cruelest diseases; a families and those affected by the Sea Notes ...... A15 genetic disease that wreaks havoc on disease. It was the first center west of Small Talk ...... A2 those who have it and those closest to the Mississippi, something Corey- them. There is hardly a treatment for Bloom takes pride in. Sports ...... A18 it and there is no cure — yet. Once the disease becomes full- Taste of Wine ...... A17 With the 11th annual Shoot to blown, daily life is really tough, said Cure HD June 15, there’s optimism Corey-Bloom. Who’s News ...... A7 that that will change. “Things like combing their hair, It’s one of the biggest fundraisers brushing their teeth, feeding them- put on by the HDSA (Huntington’s selves, buttoning their clothes, all of HOW TO REACH US disease Society of America), San that becomes very difficult because (760) 436-9737 Diego chapter. of the abnormal movements,” she It’s at Chargers Park and is sup- said. CALENDARS SECTION: ported by the Spanos family and the The disease affects cognitive [email protected] Chargers, explained George Essig, abilities, mobility, and the ability to COMMUNITY NEWS: president of the board, HDSA San talk and swallow and eventually [email protected] Diego. And the event takes place on leads to death. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: the team’s practice field, he added. While symptoms may not show [email protected] But apart from the fundraising, until a person is in their 20s, 30s or the main goal of the event is educa- 40s, one of the greatest difficulties tion. HD is still a widely unknown dis- for someone who may be affected by FREE CLASSIFIED ADS ease despite its identification more the disease is deciding on whether to Sell your car at any price, or than 100 years ago in 1872. get tested for it or not. any one item $150 or less for Essig, who has a family history of “For me, the hardest part quite free! Go online to the disease, but isn’t a carrier of the The Huntington’s disease Society of America, San Diego Chapter with the help of the San honestly, is patients coming to see www.coastnewsgroup.com or gene, believes that part of the reason Diego Chargers, Qualcomm and Cymer are hosting the 11th annual Shoot to Cure fundrais- you and saying, “do you see anything call our free ad hot line at it’s not as well-known is that there’s a er at Chargers Park June 15. Courtesy photo yet?’” (760) 436-1070. Deadline is certain amount of denial involved. And receiving a diagnosis can be Monday at 4 p.m. “And because there’s no cure, They didn’t actually know what it The disease occurs in about one devastating, Corey-Bloom said. When there has also been a sense of hope- was.” in 10,000. UCSD follows about 150 she first began running the clinic, she lessness…so the families with Even today, Essig explained, people with HD. had often wondered why people with Huntington’s, even within their own someone with the disease is hesitant Dr. Jody Corey-Bloom is a neu- a family history of the disease didn’t families, became isolated. People did- to say anything for fear of losing their rologist at UCSD Medical Center and get tested more often. She now n’t know how to treat them; they did- job, or of being dropped by their clinical director for the HDSA Center admits that if she had had a family n’t want to acknowledge that they insurance because of its slow, degen- of Excellence. themselves might get the disease. erative process. The Center of Excellence is one TURN TO CURE ON A23 A10 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012

Contact us at [email protected] ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT with story ideas, events or photos 16th annual Gerry Wilson Golf Classic starting at noon June 6, Creativity abounds at Ocean Knoll community at the La Costa Golf Resort & Spa in Carlsbad. The tourna- guidance, Ocean Knoll has CALENDAR ment will benefit the BBB implemented a program that Foundation For more informa- incorporates essential skills Got an item for the calendar? tion, contact Andy Ramos at set forth in the International Send the details via email to (858) 637-6199, or via email at KAY Baccalaureate Primary Years [email protected]. [email protected]. COLVIN program, emphasizing critical NO STRANGERS Carlsbad thinking in a global context. Newcomers, June 6, 10 a.m A Brush With Art The Leichtag Foundation JUNE 2 Heritage Hall, Magee Park, Ocean Knoll Elementary granted funds for Ocean FIESTA TIME The Fiesta del 2650 Garfield St., Carlsbad. School is a center for creativi- Knoll’s application for the Sol returns June 2 and June 3 Marilyn Phenow, of Barnes and adjacent to Fletcher Cove in Noble, will present new books. ty in our community. sought-after International For more information, call (760) Baccalaureate status. Solana Beach, bordered by Although its demographics South Sierra and Acacia 683-4460 or visit carlsbadnew- would suggest it to be one of Lopez hesitates to accept avenues. The two-day event comers.org. the least desirable schools in credit for her school’s success- opens each morning at 9 a.m. the district, it has become one es, instead acknowledging its JUNE 7 staff, parent community and HELP FOR VETS A veteran’s of the most attractively inno- outreach benefit fair will be GET PREGNANT Dr. Mickey vative. many partnerships.According Ocean Knoll Elementary School Principal Angelica Lopez (center), with Coffler will lecture on “Fertility Dr. Tim Baird (right), and Karra Brunst at a recent event on held 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 2 at The student body of 470 to Lopez, “We continue to Pilgrim United Church of 101” at 6 p.m. June 7 in the con- is championed by principal struggle with the budget situ- campus.Courtesy photo ference room, Tri-City Wellness With funding received don’t provide a variety of Christ, Carlsbad 2020 Chestnut Angelica Lopez, recent recipi- ation, but don’t use that as an Ave. Service Organizations on Center, 6250 El Camino Real, ent of the Elementary excuse to not knock on from Proposition P, the school experiences at elementary hand will include Interfaith Carlsbad, in an ongoing series. Administrator of the Year doors.” She said, “When you has been able to provide level, how will students know Community Services, Disabled A question-and-answer session Award for Excellence in can clearly articulate your iPads to all students enrolled what their passion is? If never American Veterans, War Era will follow. Reservations are Theatre Education, presented goals and vision, the in the third through sixth explored, how can they tap Veterans, U.S. Senior Vets. required by calling (855) 222- by the San Diego Educational resources come pouring in.” grades, which has opened up into it?” She continued, “We Veterans should bring their DD 8262. Theatre Association. Due to asking for assis- limitless innovative possibili- have to stop saying we’re 214 discharge paper. JUNE 9 Born in the state of tance, opportunities have ties for creative learning preparing children for the BLITHE SPIRITS Kathe Michoacán, Mexico, Lopez been abundant for Ocean experiences. 21st century, because we are Schaaf and Kay Lindahl, and SK8 TIME K-5 Boardshop came with her family to Knoll, including partnerships Baird expressed excite- already in the 21st century.” Karma Lekshe Tsomo, will “Game Of Skate” will be held with UCSD Science Lab, The ment in watching students You can learn more share stories from the at noon June 9 at 280 N. El Encinitas at age 6 and, with- Camino Real, Encinitas, with a out speaking English, began Kid’s College and The Sage play electric guitars plugged about Ocean Knoll Parliament of the World’s into the GarageBand software Elementary at Religions and the U.N. skateboard contest for cash first grade at Capri Garden Foundation. prizes, music and food, carnival Elementary. She went on to Lopez expressed the on their iPads, creating their eusd.net/SchoolSites/ocean- Commission on the Status of own music. Taylor Guitars knoll-elementary-school. Women from 1 to 4 p.m. June 2 games and athlete signings. Go receive her bachelor’s and good fortune of permission, to K5.com/gos for more infor- master’s degrees in San freedom, and support of the donated 15 instruments to the at Seaside Center for Spiritual Living, 1613 Lake Drive, mation. Diego, and as she currently Encinitas school district, school, which have provided Kay Colvin is an art consultant and Encinitas. Cost is $15 at the FINE FOLK MUSIC San finishes her doctorate, she is under the leadership of Dr. means for many students to learn not only to read music, director of the L Street Fine Art door. RSVP to Cory Bridges at Diego Folk Heritage presents an inspiration to many. Tim Baird. (858) 483-0400 or cory@founda- Celtic and folk guitarist Lopez attributes much of “Due to strong endow- but also to write their own. Gallery in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter. She specializes in promoting tionforwomen.org. Christopher Dean at 7:30 p.m. her clarity of vision to hear- ments, we’ve actually seen an The school also provides June 9 at the San Dieguito a rich array of other programs emerging and mid-career artists and RECYCLE OIL Bring your ing Sir Ken Robinson, world- increase of arts at Ocean used oil filters to be recycled United Methodist Church, 170 renowned education and cre- Knoll,” Baird said. “The stu- such as Art Attack, bringing enrichment programs to ele- Calle Magdalena, Encinitas. Playwrights Project, dance mentary schools through The Kid’s and receive a free oil filter at ativity expert, speak on the dents themselves are able to the Encinitas Oil Filter Enjoy finger-style and flat pick- essential nature of creativity develop projects that envelop and vocal music. College. Contact her at Exchange Limit of five filters ing on six- and 12-string guitar. in education. Under Lopez’s art.” Lopez queries, “If we [email protected]. per customer, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $18. For tickets and information visit sdfolkher- June 2, at Pep Boys, 256 N. El Camino Real, Encinitas. itage.org/ or call (858) 598-4707. BIBLE SUMMER Signs ups Ranch artists transfigure the mundane JUNE 3 have begun for the Las Flores CATHOLIC COMPANY The Church Mega Sports Vacation By Patty McCormac The sheep she painted Catholic Widow & Widowers of Bible Summer event for grades RANCHO SANTA FE — still stands in the shopping North County will host various three through six from 6:30 to 8 It’s no secret that artists see district of Palm Springs. social activities throughout p.m. June 12 through July 24 at the world a little differently Yvonne Maloney knew June. For information and Las Flores Church, 1400 Las than the rest of us. she was destined to be an reservations, call (858) 674- Flores Drive, Carlsbad. Consider Steve and artist in kindergarten. 4324. Registration is $10 per child or Yvonne Maloney of Rancho She grew up in Malta, the $30 per family. Contact Karisa Santa Fe who turn the mun- island in the Mediterranean JUNE 4 May at (760) 729-0231, ext. 220 dane into spectacular art. Sea. RETIRE TO FUN AARP or email For instance, Steve “Initially, I was a self- Chapter 239 will meet at 1:15 [email protected]. Maloney, a sculptor, bought in taught artist, drawing from a p.m. June 4 at Silverado Senior TICKET TIME Reservations bulk thousands of scissors sense of color ingrained dur- Living, 335 Saxony Road, are due for the fashion show at Encinitas. Comedian Simon 6:30 p.m. June 15 at the confiscated from passengers ing my youth when I was liv- Blackthorn will entertain. For boarding airplanes and ing in the Mediterranean,” Magdalena Ecke YMCA. Cost is more information, call (760) $15 a person. Register at the turned them into an astound- she said. 632-7111. She also was taught knit- front desk or by calling (760) ing work, “Shear Madness,” 635-3050. that will be displayed in Art ting and crewel and contin- JUNE 6 San Diego in September. Artists Steve and Yvonne Maloney of Rancho Santa Fe, stand before ued to do both until a few AFRICAN BEAT As part of JUNE 10 Another example: Who one of Steve’s pieces, "Shear Madness," which is made of scissors con- years ago. the First Wednesday programs, fiscated from air travelers. Photo by Patty McCormac SMOOTH SOUNDS would think shoes could She began painting in Damaru, an African quartet Grammy-winning artist, BJ inspire art, but there they are charities are the Helen Steve Maloney said. earnest in 2000 when she and will play percussion instru- Thomas, will star at Casino in gorgeous paintings by Woodward Animal Center, If a person buys a piece Steve Maloney began taking ments, flute, acoustic guitar Pauma at 8 p.m. June 10 in the Yvonne Maloney, some color- Kids Korps, Make-A-Wish, the from her, she’ll even donate lessons from famed interna- and kora at 7 p.m. June 6 in the Palm Club, 777 Pauma fully depicting what a pile of television station KPBS, the half of the proceeds to the tional artist Kwok Wai Lau in Library Community Room, Reservation Road. Tickets are shoes might look like during a Rancho Santa Fe Community buyer’s favorite charity. Palm Springs. 2081 Newcastle Ave., Cardiff. available at the Palm Club and shoe shopping frenzy. Center, Scripps in Encinitas, Yvonne Maloney said “He looks at your work For information, call (760) 635- Ticketmaster. Cost is $10 for Both are full-time artists Casa De Amparo, The Rancho donating the money makes and tells you if you are on the 1000. Palm Club members and $20 whose work is displayed in Santa Fe Historical Society her feel good and feeds her right track, and he is a great SWING IT The San Diego for non-members. For more private collections and in and the Boy Scouts. Many artistically. motivator,” she said. Better Business Bureau (BBB) information, call (760) 742- exhibitions all over North times she has also donated Also in her charitable And he also taught her invites all golfers to play at its 2177. America and, in Yvonne her work for charity auctions efforts, in 2004 she was com- independence in her art. Maloney’s case, also in Malta, and she is particularly fond of missioned to take part in the “You can do your own England, Cambodia and St. Jude’s and the Rady public art program Hail thing and not be guided by Australia. Children’s Hospital. Kalamazoo, where she and somebody’s hand,” she said. Her work is identifiable And because the couple other artists painted 4-foot She said she is also inspired by the bold colors she uses to lives part-time in the desert, checker cabs for which the by her travels with her hus- depict beautiful flowers and many Palm Spring and Palm city is famous. She also partic- band. elegant women, but what Desert organizations get help ipated in the fundraising Path “You need to get away makes her especially special from her. of the Big Horn in 2003 to from your own work once in a is that the proceeds of what- “My creative process is a bring awareness to the endan- while to be inspired,” she ever she sells goes to charity. simple cycle of living, paint- gered wild sheep in the said. That’s right. She takes no ing and giving as all proceeds desert, by painting sculptures To learn more about money when one of her of my art goes to charity,” she of sheep. Yvonne Maloney’s work, visit pieces sells. Instead, some said. “A lot of other people did yvonnemaloney.com. worthy charities, many of She has donated much to them,” she said. “Tony Curtis More information about them local, benefit. the charities. did one. Cher did one. Phyllis Steve Maloney’s work is avail- Some of her favorite “It’s in the six figures,” Diller did one.” able at stevemaloney.com JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A11 Advice for cleaning your dishwasher with ease and more

go through an automatic wash sponge or lambswool. It will Dear Sara: Some time keep coming back every time cups water or to the full-service place dur- last a long time, and you won’t ago you offered a tip on how to we purchase fruit, especially 2 tablespoons sugar ing the winter. In summer, I have to worry about scratch- get rid of fruit flies in the bananas. Any advice? — Bill, 2 tablespoons vinegar usually go to a place that ing your paint. You’ll have kitchen. I thought I wouldn’t email (white or balsamic) a couple SARA offers unlimited washing time runoff and use a lot more forget what it said, but I have. Dear Bill: Combine the drops of liquid dish soap NOEL for $5. Still, I’m sure I can water at home, though, so I’d These little things are so hard following ingredients in an Leave the mixture sitting wash it myself for even less, use the automatic carwash. to get rid of! They just seem to open jar or other container: 2 out as long as needed. Frugal Living since I’m rural and I don’t Dear Sara: Do you know have a water bill. So what do how I can get the black out of you wash a car with? — my dishwasher? There is a Michelle, Wisconsin persistent, mold-like sub- Dear Michelle: I don’t stance in the bottom of my recommend using dishwash- dishwasher, and though I’ve ing soap, as it can damage tried many different methods your car’s finish. I would buy to remove it, the stuff is still soap specifically made for there. Is it time for a new dish- washing cars. You can find it washer? I hope not! — A.H., for under $10 per gallon, or Florida you can even opt for waterless Dear A.H.: I remove the wash products. Castile liquid racks and use a green 3M soap or any vegetable-based Scotch-Brite pad and an old soap and water would work, toothbrush to scrub around too. Most carwashes have the seal/gasket and drain, and basic washes that start at to clean the interior walls. I around $5. I’m sure the most use regular liquid dishwash- frugal people let rain wash ing soap in hot water, then their cars, but I don’t suggest rinse.Then I clean the interior doing that. If washing your car with bleach and follow up at home, use a quality natural with another rinse. I pour vinegar in the dishwasher and let it run on a hot cycle. Many of my readers swear by citric acid to clean their dishwash- ers. They fill the soap dis- penser with either powdered Tang or lemonade-flavored Kool-Aid and run a full cycle. Lemi Shine dishwasher deter- gent additive works well, too. Don’t leave the dishwasher door closed with moisture inside. Check for any food par- ticles that might be trapped inside, too. Dear Sara: What do you use to wash the car? I always A12 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A13 A14 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 Combining a passion for food and running at Gordy’s Bakery Haskett, owner of Gordy’s lead to him managing the run- variety of other breads and Bakery in Encinitas. Perfect ning mecca Movin Shoes. The sweets fill the cases at Gordy’s. timing as Gordy is as urge to get back into the And of course they have an immersed into the local run- kitchen and a strong following extensive selection of coffee DAVID ning scene as anyone around amongst North County ath- available. BOYLAN while cranking out some of the letes led him to open Gordy’s I’m a big fan of the savory best-baked goods around out Bakery in 2010 and that’s side of the menu and love the Lick the Plate of his cool little space on where I caught up with him sausage roll and meat pie. I As someone who calls Encinitas Boulevard. recently. pleaded my case for them to himself an athlete, writing a I’ve seen him running Gordy’s is tucked away in include pasties on the menu weekly food column and now around the area for years, the Smart & Final shopping and given their U.K. connec- hosting a radio show on KPRi either solo or leading a pack of center on Encinitas Boulevard tions I’m hoping they succumb can make staying at my “fight- San Dieguito Academy cross- just east of Interstate 5. It’s a to my wishes. ing weight,” challenging to say country athletes where his cool place that reminds me of Gordy’s always seems to the least. I still run competi- teams number close to 80 run- a cross between a European be filled with athletic looking tively, surf, and throw a variety ners. Yes, I said 80 runners. coffee shop with the eclectic folks, which is proof that I am of cross-training activities into That says something about the touches of Ducky Waddles not alone in my dual love of the mix to keep things inter- coach. Despite him being a dis- Emporium, and a bit of Lou’s eating and playing. It actually esting. As long as my body tance guy and me being a Records thrown in with the makes perfect sense, as it’s all cooperates, I will be out there sprinter, we both share a love Scrojo posters adorning the about calories in and calories competing at some level. for running and food. walls. I like that mix. out and everything in modera- That said, I have the same Gordy was born and Gordy’s girlfriend Ellen tion. That’s my simplistic view passion for all things culinary raised in Encinitas, so he has Amano works the counter, of it but it seems to work. and having creative outlets to an insider’s knowledge on the Ellen Amano and Gordy Haskett at Gordy’s Bakery. Photo by David serving up a mix of sweet and Gordy is a cool guy who convey that passion gives me local dining scene. His brother Boylan savory delights. Those delights has found a way to balance his as much pleasure as my athlet- Craig Haskett is the famous feature some items that have passions and his bakery is ic endeavors. It’s an interesting concert poster artist Scrojo He graduated from the chef for Lord and Lady attained local legend status worth checking out if you have mix and many in this huge whose posters I’ve been admir- California Culinary Academy Caudor. He quit cooking for a enough to have been copied not already. Find out more at playground we live in, espe- ing for years. Gordy’s early in San Francisco long before spell and became a “running and introduced by other local gordysbakery.com. cially with new dining options years in Encinitas had him being a chef was perceived as bum” for a couple of years. I bakeries but we won’t go into opening daily share, I’m sure. washing dishes at the Coffee cool and celebrity chefs were should point out that the word that. As I thought about this Mill which is now the rare. Gordy also worked in bum does not do justice to The Plonk is the rock star column, I ran into Gordy Encinitas Café. England for a year as castle some of the times he has pro- and combines oats, raisins, Lick the Plate can now be heard on duced. He has run a 2:23 brown sugar, banana, butter, KPRi, 102.1 FM Monday-Friday marathon, 30:47 10k, 14:55 5k, flour, dates, walnuts, water, during the 7pm hour. and a 10:10:58 Ironman sugar, eggs, salt, baking soda, David Boylan is founder of Artichoke Hawaii. Those are some seri- cinnamon, and ginger. The B- Creative and Artichoke Apparel, an ously fast times folks. Bar and the Lunch Lady are Encinitas based marketing firm and Gordy opened and ran a also best sellers. Cakes, cook- clothing line. Reach him at successful wholesale bakery in ies, scones, brownies, maca- [email protected] or 1988, which he sold and that roons, shortbreads, tarts and a (858) 395-6905.

Not to be combined with other offers. See restaurant for full details. Expires 6/30/12 WATER-WISE WINNERS Santa Fe Irrigation Water District poster contest winners were both St. James Academy fourth-graders, with the first- place going to Matt Somers (right) and second-place to Isabella Gerst (left) with their teacher Anna Marie Howard. Every year the water district sponsors a “Water is Life” poster contest for all local area fourth-grade classes. The winning poster is included in the San Diego Water District 2013 calendar.Courtesy photo

AT HOME IN THE RANCH The historic bell tower at the Shaffer residence, designed by Lilian Rice and built in 1927, is one of the stops on the upcoming summer home tour. Tickets are now on sale for the Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society Home Tour set for July 14 beginning at 12:30 p.m. The 2012 Summer Home Tour will feature five rarely seen historic Rancho Santa Fe homes including homes designed by Holcombe and Lilian Rice. The price is $30 for Historical Society members and $40 for non-members. For reservations, call the RSF Historical Society at (858) 756-9291 or e-mail rsfhistorical- [email protected]. See the RSF Historical Society web site for more information at rsfhistoricalsociety.org. Courtesy photo JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A15 Former Ohio reformatory gets Typos are more bane than boon the pinliner, taking already But no matter who new life as historic building beautiful surfboards and shaped or glassed those giving them the look of a boards, the purchase was vintage car. At the time, not complete without a trip CHRIS Mike Hyson of “Endless to Bahne’s to get the right AHRENS Summer” fame was devel- fin. Man, those fins were oping some early down beautiful, like rainbow-col- Sea Notes railed boards and helping ored lollypops, their perfect E’LOUISE I’ve been aware of him take surfboards into deeper hand foils by Willy McLeary ONDASH as a craftsman and designer and steeper terrain. Around or, later, Jack Jenson or Hit the Road for half a century. I’ve the corner, Donald “Button” Humphrey, reveal- known him personally for Takayama, Donnie Mulhern ing deep bands of color. From our perch on the more than 40 years, ridden and Gary Brummett were My favorite was a Henri metal-grated stairway, we can some of the boards he building boards under the Matisse-inspired transpar- see the five stories of tiny, shaped, rode his skate- MTB label. ent lime green and pink fin two-man cells — row upon boards and used his fins and Donnie’s son, Pat, who that I applied to my new row of metal bars stretching fin boxes for decades. So, would go on to become a top MTB for, perhaps, the best the length of the enormous how is it that I misspelled pro in the ‘80s and eventual- ride of my life. East Wing. Peeling pastel This gate, made of wood and paper the backside of the Ohio State Bill Bahne’s name in print ly a great board builder in Years passed and board paint covers every surface. Reformatory, was constructed by film crew of “Air Force One” (starring recently? It’s Bahne, not his own right, would skate makers like Hank Byzak of With a little imagination, my Harrison Ford) to help simulate a Russian prison. The facility opened in “Bain,” as I wrote it. Sorry down the bumpy hill that Pure Fun, woodworking mind’s eye could transform 1896 and remained active until 1990. Photos by Jerry Ondash Bill, I didn’t mean any disre- led up to the factory affec- master Jim Phillips, Tom this cavernous scene into a spect. tionately known as “the Eberly, Bill Minard, giant impressionistic paint- Who could disrespect hill.” Encinitas Surfboards’ own ing. Bahne anyway? Here’s a guy While Donald and John Kies, Steve Clark and This is the Ohio State whose company, Fins Hynson were essentially the Brian Symanski all made Reformatory, or OSR, in Unlimited, has supplied the kings of the hill in my opin- their homes on the hill. Mansfield, Ohio, about an surfing world with fins of all ion, there were others who (Sorry if I left anyone out or hour’s drive southwest of sorts and colors for decades, came by the building whose spelled your name incor- Cleveland. The landscape the man who designed fin boards were making a big rectly.) I have had boards around this stone fortress is boxes that worked so well splash. Mike Diffenderfer from most of the aforemen- bucolic with its small lake, they wouldn’t be improved would stop by and build tioned masters and still sprawling lawns, wildflowers, ever and only briefly dipped some of the most beautiful couldn’t tell you which of stately trees and waddling out of fashion when molded guns ever made and have them made me the best ducklings. This castle-like fins became popular and them perfectly glassed by boards. building, which operated as a multi finned surfboards his one-time business part- One thing is for certain, prison for nearly a century, is became the rage. Bahne had ner, Tony Channin. however, each of those described by its architect as a Tom “T Boy” Gaglia boards have been enhanced Cells at the Ohio State Reformatory near Mansfield, Ohio, were barely an amazing skateboarding melding of Victorian Gothic, team and came within inch- made Downhome by a trip to Fins Unlimited Queen Anne and large enough for sleeping two men. In the early days of the self-sustain- ing facility, inmates spent most of the day working making furniture, es of inventing the snow- Surfboards and Steve Moret to get their fins from some- Richardsonian Romanesque clothing and shoes, or working on the farm or in the power plant. board back in the late ‘70s built some of Bahne’s best one in the Bahne family. styles. when he and Mike Doyle surfboards. John Breeden That’s B-a-h-n-e! Thanks for OSR received its first teamed up to design the did the airbrush for what the ride, Bill. inmates in 1896 and shut- Bahne Monoski. would become Rainbow tered its doors in 1990 when I first began driving up Surfboards, while Hynson the state decided it needed a to Bahne to get fins when shaped those boards with Chris Ahrens is a surfer and author of new facility. After closing, the my friend Peter “Pinline” down-the-line speed in four books on surfing. Email him at reformatory was placed on St. Pierre worked there as mind. [email protected]. death row and doomed for demolition until a few years later when the Mansfield Reformatory Preservation Society issued a reprieve. “It was a blessing for the state,” explained Mary Cabrera Kennard, assistant operations director for the society. “This is a pretty solid structure and it would be a massive undertaking to tear it A remnant from the filming of “Shawshank Redemption.” This tunnel was down.” constructed to simulate the sewer that Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) had Now the 250,000-square- to navigate to escape from the fictitious New England prison. The foot facility is on the National “sewage” in the tunnel was created using chocolate syrup, cookies and Register of Historic Places sawdust. and has become a destination for those who love history, things-a-happenin’. There also crimes changed and reforma- ghost hunting, weddings with are stories about the wardens tory discipline “had to adapt a twist (“Glamour in the and their families and various to the nature of the prison- Slammer”) and film — espe- guards who lived in the cen- ers,” Kennard said. cially “Shawshank tral quarters of the reformato- The population Redemption.” ry where incredibly high ceil- increased, too. “Shawshank” was shot in ings, voluminous windows, Originally designed for 1993 when OSR was sched- artful woodwork and crown 1,800 inmates, there were uled for razing, so film crews moldings hint at a comfort- sometimes more than 3,000 weren’t worried about putting able lifestyle. housed in the two wings. a few holes in the walls or But this is prison, after “At the end, some prison- pounding camera mounts into all, and the enormity of the ers were spending up to 22 the ceiling. Remnants of the building is countered by the hours a day in the cells,” shoot include the fake sewer utter lack of livable space in Kennard added. tunnels through which char- the cells. There is a reason for New minimum — and acter Andy Dufresne (Tim the tiny compartments; in the maximum — security prisons Robbins) crawled to escape early years, inmates spent lit- have been built just behind from Shawshank, an imagi- tle time in them.The reforma- the original structure and vis- nary New England prison. tory was so named because itors are warned not to take The “sewage” in the tunnel, the inmates, originally only photos. according to the audio tour, males between 15 years and For information, visit was created using chocolate 30 years, were considered ohiostatereformatory.org. syrup, cookies and sawdust. midlevel offenders and mold- Also check out the The filming of “Air Force able. They spent most of the Shawshank Trail, a driving One” left its mark, too. day working on the facility’s tour of area sites where the On the backside of the farm growing fruits and veg- movie was filmed. Sadly, the building, crews built a still- etables and milking cows, big, solitary oak tree where standing, fake stone gate learning the printing trade, Red (Morgan Freeman) made of paper and wood making furniture, clothing looked for Andy’s stash of which helped transform OSR and shoes, or manning the money was struck by light- into a Russian prison. Huge power plant. Everyone went ning recently. The trunk now posters of Lenin and Marx to church, and the classrooms rests in front of the reformato- also grace some interior walls. were full. Some even stayed ry. No fortress comes with- beyond their sentence to com- out its ghosts, and the audio plete courses. E’Louise Ondash is a freelance writer liv- tour tells about various nois- As the decades passed, ing in North County. Tell her about your es, apparitions and strange- though, the nature of the travels at [email protected]. A16 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 OF PET THEWEEK Charlie is a 3-year- old, 13-pound, neutered Shih Tzu blend who is soft, cuddly, and, oh, so lovable. He is up-to-date on all his vaccinations and his adoption fee is $264. As with all pets from Helen Woodward Animal Center, he is micro chipped for iden- tification. Charlie also comes with two free passes to SeaWorld. Helen Woodward p.m.; and Sunday 11 Animal Center, 6461 El a.m. to 6 p.m. (last Apajo Road in Rancho application accepted Santa Fe, is open 15 minutes before clos- Monday through ing). NOTHING BUT JAZZ Thursday from noon to For more informa- 6 p.m.; Friday from tion call (858) 756-4117, During the Torrey Pines High School Jazz Band’s recent competition in New Orleans during the annual New Orleans Jazz noon to 7 p.m.; option No. 1 or visit ani- Festival, the band discovered jazz on nearly every street corner and sophomore MinJi Kim was invited onstage at a jazz café to sing “Summertime.” According to fellow bandmember John Kolacz, “She nailed it.”Courtesy photo Saturdays 9:30 a.m. to 6 malcenter.org. Winners reflect on Puerto Vallarta ing experiences but that’s where, the list is endless. part of traveling anywhere! We also thoroughly Well, jargon and assurance is enjoyed attending the not even needed regarding Calvary Chapel you attend JOE Puerto Vallarta. Even a misin- there as well. We had great MORIS formed press release is forced conversation with your pastor to admit that if the traveler too. Baby Boomer Peace finds safety a #1 priority, all Again, what makes all the statistics, wherever these outings such a special Ervin and Debbie assembled, rates P.V. one of bookmark in time is the Ducommun came to Camp the two safest cities in all of expressed joy, affection and Pendleton from Missouri to Mexico and seventh safest in helpful attitude of the P.V.cit- visit their son while he was the world. izens. We are all created completing Marine Cobra Whether walking empty equal. Every human cherish- Helicopter flight certifica- streets, taking public trans- es acceptance, love and tion. While in town the portation, eating and drink- respect. Be a giver of same. Ducommuns did what most ing safe food and water, P.V. As Joe so often mentions visitors to our beautiful North rates 5 Stars! What always in his column, you will be the Coast do. interests us even more than richer for it. Let go and LIVE. The fifth-graders of Horizon Prep got a first-hand look at California History during their trip to They read The Coast the safety factors (even when Joe, you are making a lot of Sacramento and the Gold Country, the State Capitol, Sutter’s Fort, the Leland Stanford Mansion News. we were traveling with our people happy with your and Sutter’s Mill.Sammi Preske pans for gold in hopes of shouting, “Eureka!” Courtesy photo The Ducommuns kids), is the natives. When it uplifting, highly informative entered my contest giveaway comes to friendliness, cour- (best of all accurate) column. to Puerto Vallarta and were tesy (to visitors and their fel- Then to throw in this giant Free Consultation the lucky winners. I actually low citizens) P.V. is a city to kicker of a dream vacation, met them in the airport in emulate. saying thank you seems soooo A KIND, CARING Much to do for kids Puerto Vallarta. They arrived We have visited very few weak. 15 minutes before I had to cities where the natives Please come visit us if ATTORNEY board my flight home on instinctively rise and offer you ever find yourself in You can be assured we will a summer library April 23. As soon as I saw their seats on public trans- Missouri. We would love to take your case seriously, return RANCHO SANTA FE — — June 8 Toddler your phone calls in a timely them I felt the light that they portation or will exchange see you again and share our manner and strive to provide The Rancho Santa Fe Library Storytime, 10:30 a.m. quality, honest and affordable carry. I knew they would have seats among themselves so small part of the world. representation. summer reading program is — Let’s Dance III, 3:30 a great time. They did and we could sit together. Yes, Kindest regards, Ervin & WILLS & TRUSTS themed “Dream Big,” p.m. here is an excerpt from their Deb & I definitely prefer trav- Debbie Ducommun. Probate • Conservatorships and will include a host of — June 9, Amigurumi- testimonial: eling on public transporta- I will be giving another Estate Planning • Probate activities throughout the sum- Japanese crochet teen craft tion and eating and living trip to Puerto Vallarta away Litigation • Will & Trust Contests. Dear Mr. Moris, Estate Planning For Pets mer, including: — June 11 First Day of After the shock of being with the native populace. soon for a date in early — June 1 - Toddler the Summer Reading informed that we had won How else can one truly expe- November, which is another FAMILY LAW Divorce • Mediation • Paternity Storytime, 10:30 a.m. Program with Amazing Dana, your contest, we immediately rience a country or culture? time of near perfect weather. Spousal / Child Support — June 2 - Summer the Magician, 3:30 p.m. set about to learn interesting All inclusive tours are not for Please don’t hesitate to find Guardianships • Adoptions Name Change Reading Program Volunteer — June 12 Preschool facts and places re/ the city. us, thank you. my ad and enter today. You Decorating Party, 2 p.m. storytime, Fathers & We never enter contests and It was so kind of you, Joe, never know. Just ask Erv and seldom address letters to any to offer your little Mercedes, Deb Ducommun. Peace all. Rachel — June 5 Preschool Grandfathers, 10:30 a.m. Storytime Nursery Rhymes, — June 13 Tot Sign & publication but we were so along with everything in your Vrana 10:30 a.m. Sing, 10:30 a.m. and Love on a taken by your column we felt home, to make sure we had a — June 6 Mommy & Leash, 11 a.m. compelled to write a thank “one of a kind” vacation. 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Not one bad WE CAN HELP — June 19 Preschool dangerous it is there and that meal and that included a Get your loved one into treatment. storytime, Summer theme, far worse happens Stateside wide, but prudent, sampling 10:30 a.m.: and is never reported (or at of street food. The choices of — June 20 Tot Sign & least printed) we knew we “day trips,” i.e., adventure Drug or Alcohol Call Today Sing 10:30 a.m. and Love on a had found a writer that truly cruises (snorkeling, whale watching, talented perform- for a FREE Leash, 11 a.m. KNEW of what he wrote! INTERVENTION In the two years we ers, meals in the jungle while Affordable Intervention, private — June 21 Candy-mak- helped in the orphanage, and viewing incredible sunsets, ing for 10-year-old and up, 11 Escort and Placement consultation after several subsequent vis- art museums, endless craft a.m., then cookie decorating its, we have never (praise displays, strolling the for 10-years-old and younger, God) incurred any trouble. 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Contact us at [email protected] with story ideas, photos or suggestions THE RANCH SPORTS ‘New era’ of fitness helping Soccer club growing the game By Tony Cagala Ortiz, Lucas Carlsson and COAST CITIES — The Andy Ortega came to the to extend athletes’ careers game of soccer and the team following radio ads that opportunity to play profes- Alexander placed in 2009, sionally continues to grow calling for players to try out. By Tony Cagala throughout San Diego all Typically, the club holds COAST CITIES — While with the help of the San two tryouts a year, one before the list of professional ath- Diego Flash, one of two pro- the season begins and a sec- letes playing past the average fessional teams in the county. ond following the end of the retirement age of 33 may con- The Flash originated in season. tain a few exceptional exam- 2008 with CEO Clenton The league’s level of ples, not only in organized Alexander and Eran Sinai, a competition is such that a sports but in extreme sports former MLS player.The team lower division team can beat also, it appears that list is had spent the 2010 season an MLS team, Alexander expected to grow in the years playing as an exhibition said. “It has happened to come. team for charitable organiza- before.” Much of this trend can be tions when he was joined by The NPSL has 49 teams attributed to a new era of fit- Warren Barton and Eric nationwide and is divided ness and training, diet and Wynalda. In 2011 the Flash into regional divisions. continuing opportunities joined the NPSL (National CEO Clenton Alexander is look- Within the division, the from an industry that fans ing to grow the game of soccer Professional Soccer League), in San Diego. He brought pro- Flash carries on a natural earnestly support even in where they became the rivalry with a second San tough economic times. fessional soccer to San Diego in Southwestern Division 2008. Courtesy photo Diego club, the San Diego Carlsbad native and Champions with a record of Boca FC. A separate rivalry sports fitness trainer Paul 12-1-1, losing their last game that looks to be developing is Hiniker works with athletes of the season to the with the Fullerton Rangers, in the extreme sports indus- Sacramento Gold. based in Orange County. try, including professional Alexander, originally “We’re undefeated on surfers Taylor Knox and Ricky from Orange County, con- the season,” Alexander said. Whitlock and professional ceived the idea to start a pro- “We’ve beaten every team in skateboarders Danny Way fessional soccer team after our division.” and Pat Duffy. making trips to San Diego for On June 2, the Flash will Hiniker attributes the to receive dialysis. Following take on the San Francisco longevity of athletes’ careers a medical referral for heart Stompers (1-2-2) at home at to major sponsors entering issues, he ended up moving Del Norte High School. the extreme sports industry. to San Diego. It was then that In July, the Flash will Today athletes can earn a six he decided to start up a soc- also host the national cham- and seven figure-a-year cer club. pionships this year. income, he said. Using his background of The club is also offering “So if athletes aren’t per- 25 years in investment bank- youth teams a chance to have forming or if they’re injured, ing,Alexander began looking San Diego Flash head coach their team photos inserted they’re not getting paid,” for investors based on the Warren Barton, a Fox Soccer into season passes this year. Hiniker added. “All of sudden fan-owned model, similar to Channel analyst and former Visit you have relevance in these Premier League player leads the what the NFL’s Green Bay team against the San Francisco sandiegoflashsoccer.com for more extreme sports to where Packers use. The company he more information. people want to invest the time Stompers at home June 2. started, SDSP Soccer Courtesy photo to keep their bodies condi- Marketing, Inc. owns the tioned and stay in condition team along with described the progress of the and to be able to perform at a San Diego Flash vs. San SDSoccerTV, which high- company as a magical ride. Francisco Stompers higher level.” lights the game of soccer This season the team Hiniker, who holds a throughout San Diego. The has a record of 6-1-0. The Where: Del Norte High bachelor’s of science in sports company is also working on Flash is lead by head coach School, 16601 Nighthawk medicine, is an elite trainer at several online soccer ven- Warren Barton, a former star Lane. Frog’s in Encinitas and is the Carlsbad native Paul Hiniker (top) helps professional surfer Ricky tures. player of the Premier League designer and producer of an Whitlock recover from a broken back. Photo by Bill Reilly “You can’t be a one-trick and the English National When: Saturday, June 2. exercise DVD called “Surf pony,” Alexander said. “You Team, and a current analyst Game time is 7 p.m. Exercises,” said each of his era for athletes because of get older and you’d lose have to have several revenue for the Fox Soccer Channel. Youth fans (14 and clients goes through an their access to nutritionists, to opportunities, I’m getting streams coming into the com- Ninety percent of its players Cost: assessment before beginning physical therapists and hav- more now.” pany…unfortunately soccer come from San Diego under) free; Seniors, a training program. “We don’t ing every possible advantage T.J. Moreno is co-founder teams are not the money- County. Military, Students (with ID) just throw them into a ran- through their high school and of Activ8 Athleticism in makers that we’d like them to All of the Flash’s play- $3 at the gate; Adults (18 dom program and say, ‘OK, college playing days. “Their Carlsbad where he helped to be.” ers, including their core and over) $10 at the gate this is an exercise for surfing bodies are lasting longer; if train members of the San But since the team’s group of players, Duatch or $8 online at so we’ll do this exercise.’ We they avoid freak injuries like Diego Sockers last season, inception, Alexander “Dutch” Jock, Sergio Valle sandiegoflashsoccer.com. identify the imbalances and tearing a ligament…they can including team captain Aaron their weaknesses and we play for an extremely long Susi, who announced last progress the program from time,” he said. “They stay in month that he is returning to there,” he said. great physical condition 12 the Sockers for one more sea- Ruth cap sets record in auction Knox, 41, who first start- months out of the year and son. ing surfing at 8 or 9 and you’re going to see more and This will be Susi’s 16th LAGUNA NIGEL — lectibles in the category of began entering contests 19 more of that.” season in PASL (Professional Ruth’s 1930s Yankees “game worn” can match years ago, still competes “Some sports, you get to Arena Soccer League). In game-worn cap owned by the appeal of Wells’ 1930s today in the Association of a point where you get too old, June, he’ll turn 38. former Yankees’ pitcher Ruth cap. Only a handful Surfing Professionals tour, or you’re too beat up from it “Someone like Susi, David Wells went for of Ruth New York Yankees where the surfers he com- and then you’ve got to quit,” who’s been training his body $537,278 following the game-worn caps have sur- petes against are mostly said Knox. “You don’t see too correctly for a very long time, conclusion of SCP vived the three-quarters of under 20. many 50 year old skateboard- that’s what enables him to Auctions’ April auction a century that has passed He started training with ers because it’s pretty harsh keep going,” Moreno said. early Sunday. since the Babe last played Hiniker about six years ago. on the body. Surfing is some- “As far as dealing with The earliest known in the Bronx, ranking them Knox is the first to admit thing you can…keep doing athletes, an age is just a num- jersey worn by New York on the rarity scale above he’s not getting any younger, into your 60s, 70s; 80s, ber,” he said. “It’s really Yankees legend Babe Ruth all team-issued garments, maybe.” what’s going on with their and credits the fitness regime sold for $4,415,658, and The sale of David Wells’ 1930s including jerseys. he has with Hiniker for keep- Knox comes from the body and where they’re at Hall of Fame linebacker Babe Ruth cap sells for a The cap’s seller, the ing him surfing on the com- New School-era of surfing in mentally, more than any- Lawrence Taylor’s NY record amount $537,278 in an irreverent Wells, added to petitive circuit. the 90s, a class of surfers that thing.” Giants Super Bowl XXV online auction, which concluded the lore of the cap when he “It’s still fun for me to includes Kelly Slater, Rob Moreno said that when it ring attracted a bid of Sunday. Courtesy photo famously wore it on the compete,” Knox said of his Machado and Tom Curren. comes to training players at $230,401 each setting mound during a game on motivations to continue in the Guys, Knox said, who ended the professional level, years world records in turn. history,” said David June 28, 1997 in homage to sport. “But it’s also an art up retiring at 29 because the spent playing has to be taken The Ruth jersey bid of Kohler, president of SCP his idol, Ruth. form and there’s always some- industry told them they were into consideration, including $4,415,658 sets world Auctions. Wells had previously thing to work on with surfing; too old. the wear and tear on their record for any sports mem- “This proves again said he would donate a there’s always something to But that’s changed, Knox bodies. “If they’re older ath- orabilia item, surpassing that Babe Ruth is “king” portion of the proceeds get better at, and that’s fun,” said. letes, what we need to keep the previous record of in the sports memorabilia from the hat to renovate he said. “It’s great,” he said. “I them going is maintaining $4,338,500 set in 2010 by world. We are proud to the baseball field of Point Scott Minto, director of feel like I’ve been treated their body so it doesn’t break James Naismith’s founding offer these and other high- Loma High School, Wells’ the Sports MBA program at fairly…I’ve been getting down throughout the course rules of basketball. quality items for all collec- alma mater and where he San Diego State University, opportunities because of my “We are honored to, tors.” now serves as pitching said this is, in essence, a new age. In the past, where you’d TURN TO FITNESS ON A20 once again, be a part of Few Babe Ruth col- coach. JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A19

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COW & BOY by Mark Leiknes A2 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 Association finds traffic on Del Dios Highway is decreasing By Patty McCormac in average daily trips are umes and aggressively pur- RANCHO SANTA FE — likely due to increased traffic sue regional road improve- The number of vehicles trav- generated by events such as ments that add connectivity eling the Del Dios Highway the San Diego County Fair, so that viable alternative through Rancho Santa Fe is which occurs from mid-June routes will be available.” down and has been going through July 4 each year,” he Traffic loop counters are down for nine years. said. installed on the Del Dios “Since 2003, the data He said another reason Highway just east of El shows that there has been an for increased trips is the rac- Camino Del Norte and are overall decline in the number ing season in Del Mar, which used to count both eastbound of average daily trips,” said runs from mid-July through and westbound traffic. Ivan Holler, planning director early September. In other Association for the Association, during his When the number of news, there seems to be a lot report at the May 17 meeting. trips decreases, it usually of support for sponsoring a “The largest declines coincides with the holiday farmers market in the Village occurred from 2003 to 2007 season in November and on Saturdays. and from 2007 to 2011.” December. Also, the board He said there are season- “Another factor that has approved a boundary adjust- able fluctuations in traffic vol- resulted in long-term traffic ment between property umes with the highest occur- reductions on Del Dios owned by Herbert and Paula ring in the summer and the Highway is SR 56, which Engel and Karen lowest volumes in the winter. opened in July 2004 and pro- The number of vehicles traveling the Del Dios Highway through Rancho Santa Fe is down and has been going Montgomery at 6924 and “Seasonable increases vided a new freeway alterna- down for nine years, according to the Rancho Santa Fe Association. Photo by Tony Cagala 6866 Las Colinas. The adjustment, tive between I-5 and I-15,” decrease in traffic is the have provided some means approved by the Art Jury on Holler said. “The Association downturn in the economy of traffic relief, it is likely April 2, would transfer 0.287 had long anticipated that SR and the higher gas prices, that future increases in the acres from the Montgomery 56 would relieve some pres- plus improvements to the number of trips across Del parcel to the Engel parcel. sure from Del Dios Highway HOV lanes on the I-15 may Dios Highway will occur as The adjustment would recon- and slow the rate of traffic have helped reduce the num- the region continues to figure the Engel property as growth. So far that data has ber of cars that pass through grow,” Holler said. “The a flag lot, with the driveway supported that prediction.” Rancho Santa Fe each day. Association should continue located on the narrow por- He said also helping the “Although the declines to monitor these traffic vol- tion of the property. Facing facts in the harsh light of summer suit and summer-weight Then the weather begins to matching every calorie I pants. This is most women’s warm up and things get ugly. might burn in my aerobics finest double nightmare. I’m not even overweight. class. Hence, my body shape All winter, I can success- But in one of life’s greatest has remained “tres anjou.” fully remain in denial about injustices, that doesn’t seem You can’t go around shouting, JEAN my thick waist, poochy gut, to really matter when it “I had kids and it was worth GILLETTE love handles and backside comes to wrapping my nether it!” all the time. Sometimes that has continued to creep portions in something that you just want to look firm. Small Talk south until I can now sit with- has to button or is made of I’m also trying to decide, As summer approaches I out bending my knees. In win- nylon and rubber. this summer, if it is worth the face two horrible truths. I ter, I drape myself in forgiving Sure, I exercise but I investment of time and need to shop for a bathing wool and baggy sweaters. have no trouble replacing and money to just have my entire body waxed from the neck down. It’s not what you think. My biggest issue is my fore- arms. In my youth, the hair on my arms was very blonde and laid nicely flat. Somehow, somewhere between then and now, my follicles went berserk. One day, I glanced over and, to my horror, I now have the arms of a small but swarthy man. I’m still consid- ering my options, right up to, and including, braiding or daily flat-iron treatments. And I am still looking for the bathing suit that meets my “body type” needs. It will have to reach at least to my knees, and perhaps have long sleeves, an industrial-strength tummy-control panel, and maybe a hood to cover up bad hair and completely block the sun’s rays. OK designers. I’m wait- ing. And trust me, I’m not alone.

Jean Gillette is a freelance writer thinking of having her legs tattooed to replicate a road map of Los Angeles. Contact her at [email protected]. A20 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 WHO’S NEWS WORDS CONTINUED FROM A7 Toastmasters in an upcoming MIGHTIER San Diego Division Speech Contest. Tick Talk THAN THE Toastmasters meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at SWORD Carlsbad By-The-Sea Retirement Center, 2855 Carlsbad Blvd. With 100 new mem- bers, Torrey Pines High Love that dad School’s Forensic Solana Beach author Society became the Luciana Navarro-Powell has ninth-fastest-growing written a children’s board Speech and Debate book, “My Dad is the Best Team in the state and Playground” to celebrate. also fielded nine quali- Navarro-Powell will be sign- ing books June 16 at fiers to the state cham- Warwick’s, 7812 Girard Ave., pionships in San La Jolla. Francisco with two headed to national Young voices championships in The San Diego Indiana. Above, team Children’s Choir Preparatory member Will Johnson, Choir, Intermediate, Concert Varun Bhave, Nicki and Youth Choirs for children Nikkhoy, Michael in grades three through 12. Visit sdcchoir.org for more Wientjes and Kenneith information or call for an Cheung, visit San audition at (858) 587-1087 Francisco’s Chinatown. (no audition required for Courtesy photo first- and second-graders.)

FITNESS goes into that is maintaining young league, (it’s entering its believe they can stay healthi- end up having any kind of of time it makes them very, CONTINUED FROM A18 the athlete’s flexibility, mobil- fifth year) Kevin Milliken, the er in our league,” Milliken hope after they’re done very valuable in the eyes of ity and stability of their league’s commissioner, said said. because they’ve spent the fans and the franchise,” of the season,” he said. joints, Moreno explained. they aren’t yet able to estab- “The average (sports) through all their money, he said. Hiniker said it’s “With these young guys “As long as we can keep lish the average length of a career is relatively short,” thinking it would last forev- never too late to get started and these older guys, you them on the field playing, player’s career, but that most said Minto. One of the issues er.” on a fitness program. can’t technically train them that’s half the battle; as long of the players can play into that come up is life after But the longer an athlete “Everybody from your top- the same way,” Moreno said. as you keep them performing, their late 30s and early 40s, sports, he added. stays around, particularly notch golfer to motocross He added that the athletes that’s the other half of the something he attributes to “Teams are facing a lot of with one team, it’s an advan- rider, everybody — you’re need a certain amount of battle.” the league’s “very low injury pressure now to make sure tage for him because he’s got- everyday average person — is training, but they don’t need He said that diet and rate.” athletes can operate finan- ten well-established in the going to benefit…it doesn’t the level of training that a 21- how much rest an athlete is “We have a lot of players cially after they retire, community, Minto explained. matter if you’re 18 or 80, year-old would need, especial- receiving also allows the dura- that are offered more money because you hear so many sto- “Somebody like a Trevor everybody can benefit from ly in duration, intensity and tion of their career to keep on to go to the MISL (Major ries about athletes who go Hoffman was able to set the having a program properly frequency.” going at a high level. Indoor Soccer League), but through all their money and record for saves…having suc- formatted for them; every- A lot of the work that With PASL being a choose to stay, because they spend it frivolously and don’t cess over a extended period body benefits from exercise.”

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“At night my dad and I remember the people they MILLIONAIRE both slept a little restless,” had met. CONTINUED FROM A1 Alexa said. “The show is real. Where where, kids playing the She said her little cot we slept, the money I gave streets every other house was was a lot different from her away was my money,” he said. boarded up.” “comfy queen bed and all my But, he added, the show “She said, ‘I can’t believe pillows.” is not about the millionaire. people live like this,” he said. Because of contractual “It’s about the people Alexa acknowledged she obligations, Scott must be who are doing great things. was touched. careful about what he reveals That is what the show is “I knew it was out there, about the show before it airs, about. The show is to discover but I had never been stuck in but he was able to talk about those people who are doing the middle of it, to experi- two brothers who work to get amazing things because it is ence it firsthand. It was homeless veterans off the their passion and it’s the right shocking and it opened my streets. thing to do. It’s about paying eyes so much more,” said They find them by wak- it forward.” Alexa, who was 19 when the ing up sleeping homeless The Jacobs family has show was being filmed last wherever they are found, to lived in Rancho Santa Fe in summer. determine if they are veter- 1996. Scott said he made his “I was immediately ans so they can register them, money by making smart real scared,” she said. “I was out- have their teeth and eyes estate deals in the 1980s, and side my comfort zone. It was checked and try to get a roof from working as an artist. completely different from over their heads. Among his biggest what I am used to. I didn’t “They fought for our clients are Harley Davidson, now how to act.” country and now they are the Corvette Division of The first part of the show sleeping in the street,” Scott Chevrolet, the automotive was filmed at the Jacobs’ said. “We went out and found Shelby line, and the Elvis home. them under bridges or sleep- Presley and Marilyn Monroe SHARE IT “They show my family, ing on a window sill. estates. Torrey Pines High School students and co-founders of Scholar Boost, from left, Kelsey where we live and what I do When it came to waking “I have been an artist O’Neill, Elaina Howe and Lauren Freund, are asking for used SAT, ACT, and AP prep mate- for a living,” he said. sleeping homeless, Alexa said since I was in high school,” he rials that are then donated to schools in the San Diego County. Drop off materials through “Then one day they show she took the lead. said. “In the 11th grade I was June 7 at one of the Scholar Boost bins on the TPHS campus at Room 203, Room 63, the at up 3 a.m. at the house with “It was funny. I was the the artist for the school news- school library or the counseling office. Courtesy photo a film crew of 30 people.They one pushing my dad to go for paper. Each week I had to take credit cards and cell it,” she said. “The first person think about drawing some- phones. They take us to the starting yelling at us. We said thing.” RATE HIKES would. And we expect them to airport and we don’t know ‘Wow. This is a great start.’” In his senior year, at age CONTINUED FROM A4 do it by tightening their belts, where we are going.” But as the night wore on they 17, he took part in the making spending adjust- They landed in Newark, began to make friends with school’s work-study program a financial failsafe in the ments and attending to the N.J. the homeless, she said. where he would get out of event of mistakes such as bottom line. “They usually send each “I learned so much. I am school at noon and work for equipment failure or lack of SDG&E would be better millionaire to an emotional not taking anything for grant- an art gallery for the rest of brush clearing. And like all served — and more admired place. I grew up in New ed. I always appreciated it, the day. businesses, utilities must be — by taking their lumps and Jersey. My parents were alco- but now so much more,” she He said he slowly started held accountable. Otherwise, moving on without raising the holics and my father was abu- said. bringing his artwork to the should we expect that we will rates of the hard working peo- sive. My memories of New Alexa attends college gallery so others could see it. be in another hearing in two ple of San Diego County. Just Jersey are not great,” he said. and has two jobs. It caught on and two years years over similar issues? say “no” to wildfire recovery “They put us up in a “I’m more driven to suc- later he was in the position to No one expects any utili- rate increases. boarded up old crack house ceed to be independent and own the gallery. ty to be perfect. But we do Dave Roberts is the they rented for a week. Alexa help other people,” she said. He parlayed that gallery expect them to own up, just Deputy Mayor of the City of and I stayed in that house for Since she’s gotten back, into two others, all three like we would, when they Solana Beach and is a candi- a week. We had a table, two she has already volunteered being very popular in the late make mistakes. We expect date for Board of Supervisors chairs, a couch, cots and box at the food bank and local 1980s. them to rebuild just as we in the Third District. fans. There was no circula- charities around here, Scott After a hiatus of several tion, only air movement. We said of his daughter. years and at his wife Sharon’s did have bodyguards,” he He said when he and urging, he began painting said. Alexa returned, the whole again. Their cover for the week family went out to breakfast “Within months Harley was that they were filming a at the Inn and their bill came Davidson took notice of my documentary about volun- to $94, almost double what work and I was the first artist teerism in America, but their they lived on for a week, to be licensed by the compa- secret mission was to find vol- which caused them a ny. I became their official unteers who make a huge dif- moment’s pause and to artist in 1993,” he said. ference in their neighbor- hoods. Scott and Alexa were given $71.03 — roughly what two people on welfare would receive a week for food. “We spent only $48,” he said. “We had things like mac and cheese, bread, eggs, mayo, dry cereal, milk and water.”

CURE CONTINUED FROM A1 history, she probably would- n’t get tested either. “Mainly that’s because there really is no treatment that’s effective for the dis- ease. There really isn’t any- thing that you can actually do with any certainty to pre- vent or delay the onset of the disease,” she said. At this time, what could go a long way to wiping out the disease is if those carry- ing the gene didn’t have chil- dren. But Corey-Bloom said there is a lot of research that is going on now. “I think a cure might be a little ways down the road.” She is optimistic that a cure can be found. The 11th annual Shoot to Cure HD is June 15. For more information visit hdsasandiego.org or to regis- ter call Stephanie Alband at (619) 225-2255. A24 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A3

by CHUCK SHEPHERDODD Association reviews CHP overtime in Ranch By Patty McCormac Holler in his report. speeders, it may have some- areas where enforcement will lations, 61 verbal warnings FILES RANCHO SANTA FE — There has been some thing to do with pulling over be most beneficial,” he said. issued, 63 parking tickets At the May 17 meeting of the grumbling at the number of hapless motorists. Each overtime unit given and no collisions or In sickness and in Association, the board tickets issued, but some of the “It has the impact of works an eight-hour shift, DUIs. health received the quarterly report illegal parkers seemed to those driving by and seeing which allows the officer to During that same period spend a greater percentage of in 2011, 38 shifts were All U.S. states have of overtime activities of the have been dislodged allowing that,” Holler said. the contracted time working worked, there were 302 mov- forms of no-fault divorce, but California Highway Patrol in more turnover. Moving violations in the Covenant rather than ing violations, 56 verbal warn- not England, which requires the area. There are two possible include speeding, unsafe driving to and from the CHP ings, six parking tickets, one that couples prove adultery Overall, the number of reasons for the reduction in passing, illegal turning and office, he said. collision and no DUIs. or abandonment or “unrea- tickets issued for moving vio- the number of tickets issued other violations. Holler said, CHP officers In 2011, there were 39 sonable behavior,” which lations is down, but parking for moving violations. Holler The Association current- worked a total of 38 eight- shifts worked, 384 moving vio- leads to sometimes-epic tickets are way up. said the presence of police ly has an agreement with the hour overtime shifts in the lations, 59 verbal warnings, weirdness, according to an Several months ago, the units in the village on a regu- CHP for overtime enforce- Covenant from January five April New York Times dis- Association gave the CHP the lar basis is one reason and ment services, which is sup- through April. parking tickets, no colli- patch from London. For go-ahead to use some of their officers taking time out to plementary to the regular “This is very similar to sions and two DUIs. instance, one woman’s peti- contracted overtime work to issue parking tickets is anoth- enforcement performed by the number of shifts worked Holler said of the moving tion blamed her husband’s issue parking tickets to cars er. the CHP and sheriff. for the same time period in violations, 24 percent were for insistence that she speak and that overstay timed spots “Enforcement of parking “Overtime shifts are typ- 2011 and 2010,” he said. speeding in 2012; 30 percent dress only in Klingon. Other within the village. limits in the village does take ically scheduled to start in the During the first quarter in 2011; and 40 percent in examples of “unreasonable “I understand parking some time during the eight- morning and are coordinated of this year, there were 234 2010. behavior” (gathered by the has improved in the village,” hour patrol shift,” Holler said. with the CHP and the Rancho tickets issued for moving vio- Times of London): a husband said Planning Director Ivan As to slowing down Santa Fe Patrol to target objecting to the “malicious” preparation of his most hated dish (tuna casserole), a Business district readies plans to increase tourism spouse’s non-communication for the last 15 years (except By Bianca Kaplanek L’Auberge Del Mar and chair- lot of stories written in a lot of ed annually. That is expected group wanted to put enough by leaving Post-it Notes), a About 18 months after its man of Visit Del Mar, the non- publications about this com- to be about $1,600 in 2012. money in the fund to pay back spouse’s too-rapid TV chan- inception, the Tourism profit formed by hoteliers to munity and why it’s great to Slosser said administrative legal fees and overhead costs. nel-changing, a husband’s dis- Business Improvement oversee the district. “We’re stay here, walk here, shop costs will be limited to 5 per- “Now we’re at a place torting the fit of his wife’s District is ready to begin going to move through that here and so forth,” he said. cent, or approximately $8,000 where we’ll probably go best outfits by frequently spending the $172,000 collect- money pretty quickly in the Slosser said the website this year. through (the reserve money) wearing them, and one’s insis- ed to promote Del Mar to next four months.” and photographer are one- The city requires an in about four months,” he tence that a pet tarantula business and leisure travelers The six Del Mar hotels time infrastructure costs. All annual report from the dis- said, adding that the district reside in a glass case beside nationwide. will continue to have their additional money raised in trict. also wanted sufficient funds the marital bed. In September 2010, coun- own websites, but the district the next four years will “drive “The only thing I would for website design, public cil members authorized the will create one that will allow marketing dollars to improve encourage is that next year relations and “then to have a Compelling formation of the district, people to book directly into the visibility of Del Mar as a the report be really focused balance in there so that we’re allowing hotel operators to them as well. It will also pro- place to stay,” he said. on money spent and accom- never negative.” Explanations charge guests an additional 1 vide specific information The district will automat- plishments,” Councilman “The fundamental objec- Maureen Raymond, 49, percent fee that would be about the city, DMVA and ically expire five years after Terry Sinnott said. “It was tive … is to maintain a com- said her roadside DUI test used to attract more visitors other amenities, Slosser said. its creation. Hotel owners can kind of fuzzy this year petitive edge over other desti- administered in January was to the beach city. “When it’s done it will be repeat the multistep process because of the startup issue. nations within San Diego unfair. According to records One month later the dis- a tremendous search engine for re-establishment and, if … I’m hoping that the next County, Coronado and cited by Scripps Media, she trict began collecting the out there for us from an expo- approved, it will then be valid year’s report will really pin Orange County,” he said. “I told a deputy in Port St. money. During the first year, sure standpoint,” he said. for 10 years. down what’s been accom- think it’s going to be a great Lucie, Fla., that she couldn’t $172,201 was taken in, but The website will take The city will receive 1 plished with the money.” story when we get this thing walk a straight line “with her only about $56,000 has been about four months and percent of the money collect- Slosser said this year the up and operational.” big boobies,” which she said spent, primarily to reimburse $30,000 to $40,000 to build. makes “balancing” difficult. the city and hotel owners for Once that is complete, the dis- The deputy reported that startup costs such as legal and trict will contract with a mar- Raymond helpfully offered administrative fees. keting firm to manage its e- to show him the evidence but The district has set aside commerce strategy that will that he stopped her. 10 percent of the funds, or allow hoteliers to look at all about $16,000, for downtown website activity and measure Things People Believe improvements and another 10 its effectiveness. She is not the typical percent for the Del Mar “We’re just not going out gullible victim. Ms. Priti Village Association. But the and spending money to spend Mahalanobis is a college-edu- bulk of the money — 74 per- money,” Slosser said. “We’ll cated mother of two who ran cent, or about $106,000 — will be able to measure how we’re a franchised restaurant in be used to build a website, doing so we get better at it Avalon Park, Fla., near contract with a marketing every year.” Orlando, but when her firm and hire a professional Plans also include mar- health, her brother’s mar- photographer. keting Del Mar “as a brand riage and her business expe- “There’s a lot of work to from a social media and pub- rienced problems, she bought be done,” said Mike Slosser, lic relations perspective.” a $20 psychic reading from general manager of “We’re going to have a “Mrs. Starr” (also known as Peaches Stevens). The Orlando Sentinel reported in January that, over the next Lend a hand in the seven months, Mahalanobis lost about $135,000 in cash, jewelry and gift cards to Mrs. fight against cancer Starr. Astonishingly, neither Fight the good fight by Grand, a Taylor Made driver, Mahalanobis’ health nor her taking part in the breast can- and a Ferrari themed gift bas- restaurant business notice- cer benefit being held June 9 ket from Cavallo Motorsports. ably improved! Among the at Mr. Peabody’s, 136 Encinitas In addition to this remedies that Mahalanobis Blvd. fundraiser, each year accepted: buying seven tab- The all-day event will be Encinitas native and co-owner ernacles ($19,000 each) to filled with live art and enter- of Mr. Peabody’s, Brie Cardosa, “vanquish (her family’s) neg- tainment with ongoing raffles walks 60 miles to fight breast ativity” and putting $100 bills and silent auctions. cancer in the Susan G. Komen and a piece of paper with her Jazz musician and 3-day for the Cure. In previous relatives’ names written on it Encinitas local, Tony Ortega, years, Cardosa has walked in under her mattress along will open the Pink Panther- honor of her grandmother, with a grapefruit (which, as themed event, followed by Melba Jane Cardosa, who died everyone knows, attracts and Julie Albright, The Edge, no from the disease in 1972. This then isolates the evil). left Ben, Daddy Needs a year, Cardosa and her mom, Be our fan on Drink, Wally “World” Passet, Victoria Bilden, will be walk- Benny Petrella and Valentino ing together in support of Frankenstein. Cardosa’s cousin, Kristie Live art and showings will Maxwell-Spinuzza. be staged from Kevin In order to participate in theCoastNews.com Anderson, Fred Ashley, Muck the 3-day, each walker must and click link & Mire, Al Scholl, Bellagio raise a minimum of $2,300. Precast and Tammy Lee Farris. Brie and Victoria are members Auction items will include art- of the 3-day team, Powered by Expires 6-30-12 work by Todd Marinovich, Optimism. For more informa- Lydia Martin, Steev Moreno, tion, visit PeabodysRocks.com Danielle D. Smith, a round of or contact Cardosa at (760) golf for four at the Del Mar 753-7192. Views expressed in Opinion & Editorial do not necessarily reflect the RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A4 OPINION& EDITORIAL views of Rancho Santa Fe News. JUNE 1, 2012 COMMUNITY COMMENTARIES

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By Joe Olesky & Tiffany Findell crash. San Diego County is not As we approach the end of the immune from this growing public school year, there will be many grad- health and safety epidemic. Similar uation celebrations and end-of-the- to the Liberty Mutual Insurance and year parties in our communities. SADD survey, the 2011 California While we continue to be concerned Health Kids Survey (CHKS) docu- about drunk and distracted driving, mented increased marijuana use for lesser attention is given to a large ninth graders and decreased percep- and growing body of research show- tion of its harmfulness. In North ing that marijuana impaired driving County, the CHKS found more ninth is also a major cause of crashes, graders are smoking pot than tobac- injuries and deaths. And even more co. While tobacco prevention has alarming is the increasing numbers received healthy funds to reduce of teens driving while under the smoking, funding to prevent pot use influence of marijuana. A few severely lags behind in comparison. weeks ago, the results of a survey We also can’t discount the prolifera- conducted by Liberty Mutual tion of pot shops between 2009 and Insurance and Students Against 2011 and constant messages from RANCH HISTORY Destructive Decisions (SADD) the pro-pot campaign that marijua- found that 19 percent of teen drivers na use is benign and even healthy. said they have driven under the In our local papers we are read- influence of marijuana. In fact, ing more and more about tragic situ- according to the survey, more teens ations, where a driver under the are driving after smoking marijuana influence of marijuana has caused than after drinking, with only 13 per- serious injuries and/or death to EARLY cent of teens surveyed reporting themselves and others. Encinitas they had driven after drinking. Sheriff Captain Sheri Sarro warns, RANCH The survey also found that “we’ve become increasingly con- more than one-third of the teens cerned with the number of young who have driven after using mari- drivers found to be under the influ- RESIDENTS juana report they think the drug ence of pot and other drugs. We does not affect their driving. This need to prioritize prevention of new revelation is cause for great con- drugged driving right there with Originally Francisco’s cern and should sound the alarm to drunk driving, because it’s a threat- Market was the first in parents, teachers, and public health ening problem to public safety.” the village, and Fred officials that we need to do a better On a positive note, the problem Ashley used to be a job at educating our teens about the of driving under the influence of not delivery person in the dangers and harmfulness of mari- only alcohol alone, but now also area. When Francisco’s juana use. Reports from the US drugs, has received much needed closed, Fred reopened it National Highway Traffic Safety national attention. In 2010 the as Ashley’s market. White House Office of National Pictured at left is Connie Administration (NHTSA) found Clotfelter with Fred marijuana use has serious psycho- Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) iden- Ashley carrying her gro- logical and physiological effects. tified reducing drugged driving as a ceries to her car, a very According to a review called national priority in the National familiar sight. “Marijuana Use and Motor Vehicle Drug Control Strategy. And again Crashes” by Columbia University last year ONDCP renewed its com- Photos courtesy of Arcadia researchers concluded that drivers mitment to work to reduce drugged Publishing, taken from who test positive for marijuana or driving by 10 percent over the next “Rancho Santa Fe,” $21.99. report driving within three hours of five years. We applaud this effort, as Autographed copies of the book are available at the Rancho marijuana use are more than twice only an aggressive multi-pronged Santa Fe Historical Society, as likely as other drivers to be media, marketing, parent and teen 6036 La Flecha. Call (858) 756- involved in a crash. These studies, education, and law-enforcement 9291 or email rsfhistorical- campaign to reduce driving under [email protected] for more along with many others, conclude information. driving under the influence of mari- the influence of marijuana will help Available at local retailers, juana is extremely dangerous. If make safer roadways for all travel- online bookstores, or at arcadia teens continue underestimating the ers. publishing. com. importance of sober driving we are Joe Olesky and Tiffany Findell failing them and the innocent public are READI Program Directors at San who may be involved in a tragic Dieguito Union High School District Say ‘no’ to recovery rate hikes Contributing writers

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By Lillian Cox After 38 years in busi- ness, the buyout of the Rancho Park Pharmacy by CVS Caremark last month leaves only one independent pharmacy in Encinitas. Brothers (Dr.) Justin and Jason Sabouri, owners of North Coast Medical Pharmacy at 477 N. El Camino Real, are turning to the community with “a call for action” to support local businesses. “CVS is one of the biggest contributors to get- ting rid of independent pharmacies,” Jason Sabouri asserted. “They painted a target on us.” Sabouri explained that the 2009 merger of CVS, a pharmacy, with Caremark, a pharmacy-benefits manager, Dawn and Shane Pursell began their business Thyme in the Ranch 17 is driving independent phar- years ago, and are still going strong. Photos by Patty McCormac macies out of business because of a drug refill pro- gram that restricts where Brothers Jason and Dr. Justin Sabouri, owners of North Coast Medical Pharmacy and Rancho Santa Fe Thyme in the Ranch customers can buy prescrip- Pharmacy, are turning to the community with “a call for action” to support local businesses. Photo by Lillian tions. Cox “Part of (CVS finds lasting business Caremark CEO Tom) Ryan’s Wieder said he is con- Depot will go through a ren- native products rather than By Patty McCormac community,” Shane Pursell strategy to fuel sales is to tinuing to support other ovation to accommodate ‘off-the-shelf’ goods of a big RANCHO SANTA FE said. The two met in Los buy the very companies homegrown businesses their copying and shipping box and can often be flexi- — Thyme in the Ranch was Angeles in 1972 and had complaining about him,” including Postal Depot. services. Nickle says ship- ble in negotiating price.” spotlighted at the May 17 gone into business owning wrote Carol Wolf of “Franchises are typical- ping prices usually beat the In an informal survey of meeting of the Association. restaurants in West Bloomberg News on June 11, ly overpriced, and rarely do competition because of flex- 35 members and guests at “You hear about busi- Hollywood and Santa 2010. “This month he said you see an owner in the ibility many franchises their May meeting, Griffith nesses that can’t make it — Monica and a catering busi- CVS Caremark will pur- store,” he said. “If you do, aren’t able to offer. Another said that one-third reported there’s no parking, you can’t ness. chase about 200 independ- they are handcuffed by ‘cor- draw for customers is business remaining the do this you can’t do that,” They were successful, ent pharmacies a year to porate’ to add products or Nickle’s expertise as an same as last year while two- said Jack Queen, but when they began their spur market share growth. services outside their agree- eBay seller. thirds said it improved. Association president. family, Shane Pursell found The outlets would then be ment, even if customers ask The lifeblood of the “Here’s a business that can himself running the busi- folded into the existing store for it.” business, however, are Jason Bennett has also for the last 17 years.” nesses by himself and super- base, he said.” Ash Nickle is manager notary services. seen the Encinitas franchise The owners of Thyme in vising about 50 employees. Noah Wieder was a of Postal Depot, which is “I’ve done 38,000 of Flippin’ Pizza grow since the Ranch, Shane and Dawn “We had always worked Rancho Park Pharmacy cus- owned by Aj Vasvani. Nickle notaries in eight years,” purchasing 51 percent own- Pursell, told the Association together. It was no fun any- tomer for 10 years until it reports a bump in business Nickle said. “I get the weird ership in the store three the pleasure has been theirs. more,” he said. closed. following the closure of ones that other notaries turn years ago. After bringing it “Our customer base is As their family grew, “I was shocked,” he nearby Rancho Park away, and lots of referrals out of the red, he bought his phenomenal,” Shane Pursell they have two sons, they said. “I didn’t know they Pharmacy. from banks. I charge $8, partner out. Today, he is said. “Most are locals, but began to look for a place were having trouble. I went “People are trickling in, which is less than many oth- opening additional locations many stay at the Inn.” with a better quality of life there because they had and the priority now is to get ers, and I’ll negotiate a in San Marcos and 4S Ranch The little restaurant in which to raise their kids. short lines, good service and more mailboxes,” he said. lower rate for large volume. with his new partner, that offers breakfast and They settled on Rancho comparative pricing. If there “Customers like the fact “We are a mom and pop Flippin’ Pizza founder lunch, and an impressive Santa Fe and opened their was a wait, it was only 15 to that they we offer a street business, truly independent. Patrick Farley. Flippin’ Pizza amount of baked goods, business. 20 minutes. CVS takes forev- address (instead of a post There is no corporate hierar- is based in Carlsbad. went into business in “That was 17 years ago er and they are not nearly as office box).” chy, so anything good or bad Bennett credits the October of 1995 in a 750- and we are still going knowledgeable.” This month Postal that happens falls on us.” company’s success to premi- square-foot space. strong,” Dawn Pursell said. Russell “Rusty” E. um ingredients, dough that “There was no parking, “It’s just been wonder- Griffith, president of is made daily and a commit- no visibility,” Dawn Pursell ful and we’ve met so many ATTENTION READERS! Encinitas Business Xchange, ment to the neighborhood. said. “We thought we must great people,” she said. “We outlined advantages to deal- Instead of buying television be crazy opening up at this are grateful. Our customer ing with private owners. ads, 90 percent of the mar- spot.” base appreciates what we “Small, independent keting budget goes to local It was not long before are doing.” Say you saw it in the businesses generally come schools and the community. the charming little restau- “I think we are the ones through with better and “We give free pizzas to rant was discovered. who should be grateful,” more personalized service, nonprofits for fundraisers, “We just kept getting Queen said. Rancho Santa Fe News! greater expertise and a and really don’t turn anyone bigger and bigger,” Shane Thyme at the Ranch is ‘direct line’ to the business away,” Bennett said. “The Pursell said. open from Tuesday through owner for questions and con- way to generate business is In 2002, they were able Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 cerns,” he said. “The small with a phenomenal product to take over the entire build- p.m. It is at 16905 Avenida business owner also often and good will — and we’re ing from which they had de Acacias. It can be reached has greater access to alter- doing both.” been operating, which gave at (858) 759-0747. them much more elbow- The business accepts no room. credit cards only cash or On a recent Wednesday checks. Dance, yoga studio during the lunch rush, the It has become a regular line for sandwiches, salads part of the meeting to invite and desserts snaked out the the principals of a club, set to open in Ranch door and the staff was on the group, or business to tell the RANCHO SANTA FE — As a political refugee run. Association what it is like Yoga teachers, Frank and from another era, Frank Iszak “We never knew how doing what they do in the Serpil Iszak, are set to open was not always known as a much heart there was in this Covenant. the Rhythm Yoga and Dance yoga master. Instead Frank studio June 22 at Del Rayo was known around the world Village shopping center, for his escape from Hungary MAKING WAVES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 16079 San Dieguito Road, in 1956, chronicled on the with a ceremony and wine front page of newspapers When you shop or use the services that are reception to begin at 4 p.m. coast-to-coast. Recently hav- advertised in the Rancho Santa Fe News, you Offering daily classes in ing published his memoirs, a variety of yoga styles and “Free for All to Freedom,” are supporting the newspaper and our efforts to dance types, the studio will and opening Rhythm Dance bring you quality news. We are funded only by also incorporate master class- and Yoga, Iszak is now in the advertising revenue, so please, when you use a es by local teachers through- working stages of getting a product or service that you saw in the paper, out North County. The studio feature film produced. say you saw it in the Rancho Santa Fe News!" has one full wall dedicated as Both Frank and Serpil Thank you for supporting our advertisers! a yoga wall, plus an alkaline are certified in Pilates as well water purification system and as being Tai Chi masters. For Local favorite, Thyme in the Ranch, makes from scratch, cakes, pies Sincerely, The Rancho Santa Fe News Staff a bamboo dance floor from more information, email to and breads, plus they serve breakfasts and lunches which can include Hawaii. [email protected]. a sandwich, soup, salad or a number of other menu items. JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A7 Ranch philanthropists How to collect after judgment: Part 2 At some point my client Lisa or an expensive car. My accounts cleaned out and open arts center in Israel and his wife realized that the client took the risk just spent months trying to dodge RANCHO SANTA FE — the Sha’ar HaNegev commu- money given to the decorator because he wanted to clean me. In fact, never before has The Jewish Federation of San nity persuaded the Israeli was not being used for its him out. an adversarial subject random- Diego County is preparing for government to approve build- intended purpose — furniture, BRIAN The point here is, the next ly called me to compliment me the dedication of the ing a specially-shielded high accessories, etc. They attempt- SCOTT time you think about scam- on the job I did, and although Alexander Joseph Viterbi school on the educational ed to contact the decorator but Eye Spy ming someone wealthy, you’d he attempted to justify his part Arts Center in Sha’ar campus of Sha’ar HaNegev. to no avail, so he sued him and better hope it’s not someone in it all, I was prohibited from HaNegev, Israel, June 26. The Jewish Federation of San won a money judgment for him and had proof that he lied like my client who will spend discussing much without the The Viterbi family are Diego County was the first more than $550,000 by about mostly everything — his any amount stripping you of clients permission, so I just lis- Rancho Santa Fe residents. organization to commit its default. Clearly, he had no new place of business, bank everything you have. He did tened. During the past 10 years, support to building the school defense — so why show up! accounts, etc. Anything to do let him keep his Mercedes He sounded like a nice the Federation and San Diego in its early planning stages. About a year later, after with assets that he was at risk which has been in the repair guy and I only know what my Jewish community have con- The dream of a state-of- several attempts to serve of losing to the judgment. Cash shop for six months! client told me how all this got tributed more than $10 mil- the-art high school, with a Dylan again for a deposition, in the bank is the simplest way The process of collecting started but had he asked for lion to the region. The Arts focus on pluralistic Jewish which is designed by law to to collect by serving the bank a money from a judgment in this the money to invest, it’s my Center,part of the newly built values, is coming to fruition. question the debtor as to his copy of the judgment and the state is often not worth the guess, my client would have Sha’ar HaNegev Education The children of Sha’ar ability to pay, I was hired to try legal department will freeze expense to do it. The Sheriff’s seriously considered it. He was Village, is situated only kilo- HaNegev will soon be able to and serve him because of my the money and turn it over to fee for confiscating the the most pleasurable, under- meters away from the con- attend classes in a safe learn- reputation for serving subjects the owner of the judgment. Mercedes is $1,400. So if it’s not standing, trusting client I had tentious Gaza border. It will ing environment in their com- that are either hard to find or Millions of people have billions worth at least $10,000 it’s a los- ever had. open its doors for the first munity, not far from their aggressively avoiding the serv- of dollars in judgments by win- ing proposition. If you wait a If you have a judgment time to 1,800 kindergarten- homes. ice. The law doesn’t require ning lawsuits, but neglect to while, the debtor may accumu- that’s still in force (ten years) through-12th-grade students The Alexander Joseph that I personally hand the sub- see them through. Some late assets that later on you can which you can renew for anoth- this spring. For many of the Viterbi Art Center, created ject the “Notice To Appear,” because of the expense go after and you can always er ten, call a P.I.and run a back- students it will be their first through the generosity of the but in this case, the client attached to the process and garnish wages in some cases. ground first before proceeding opportunity for exposure to people of San Diego, funded insisted on it. some just forget it because Often, I conduct an asset so you don’t throw away good the arts, music, design and through Jewish Federation of An alternative would be if they aren’t worth the trouble. search first to see what they money after bad. drama. San Diego County, will pro- another person living at the There are several other look like on paper and suggest It’s usually under $100. In 2008, following the vide students with dance, subject’s home answered the ways to collect on a judgment. the parties settle. escalation of rockets from music, painting and other cul- door, and was of legal age, I You can ask the court to have Collection agencies are Gaza onto Sha’ar HaNegev, tural activities. could leave it with him or her, the sheriff lock your subject very good at this for a third of but that wasn’t acceptable — out of his or her public storage what they collect which is out- at least not in this case. That’s unit and then hold an auction side the scope of my licensing NORTH COUNTY P.I. is a fully called “substitute service” and on the contents. Dylan had requirements. By the time I operational California licensed #27187 Allergies: Types, triggers it’s just as binding, but for the four of them but only two were was finished with the assign- detective agency and process servers money he was paying he want- in his name. The fees for this ments, $40,000 later (not to equipped to handle any matter that ed me to hand the documents levy execution which included scare anybody off because it readers may currently be facing. and their treatments directly to the defendant, who the sheriff, court fees and the required a lot of surveillance Contact Brian for a free, lawfully Risk Factors was in this case, the decorator, auction company were over and about four different field confidential consultation by calling (619)202-6000, or email Children with a family Dylan $7,000 and you don’t always agents plus paying informants Scripps history of allergies are at ele- By the time Dylan was know what’s inside so it could for information) Dylan left his [email protected], or visit Health Watch vated risk of developing due in court for the deposition, be a huge loss unless you get apartment, was evicted from NorthCountyPI.com. Law firms them. Also, patients with one I had learned quite a bit about lucky by finding thee Mona his new business, had his bank welcome. By the physicians and staff allergic disease are more like- at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas ly to develop another. San Three new stores weekend running through counted from the May 17 third Diego tends to have relatively Three retail stores, Leaf & June 30, to collect baby bottles annual Taste of Cardiff event According to the Asthma long-lasting pollen seasons, Who’s Kettle, baker & olive and and/or $5 to $20 donations to and it was a close race with and Allergy Foundation of but they are not as intense as Sunglass Cabana, have been purchase baby bottles at 17 The Beach House narrowly America, about one in five those in other areas of the NEWS? added to the Del Mar SDSS facilities in San Diego beating Bull Taco. Americans has at least one country.Along the coast, there Business news and special Highlands Town Center, 12955 through the non-profit organi- allerg,. Allergies are the fifth- are fewer problems with El Camino Real. Baker & olive zation MOM4USA. For more Stone Flats opens leading cause of disease in pollen, but the damper condi- achievements for information, visit Local entrepreneur Brad North San Diego County. specializes in fresh olive oils the United States and the tions allow for more mite and and balsamic vinegars. MOM4USA.org. Mason and founder of Stone third-most common chronic mold problems. There is more Send information via email to Sunglass Cabana is a retailer Residents can also make Flats Restaurant opened an disease among children and pollen but less mite and mold community@ of high-end, fashion and pre- a monetary donation online Encinitas location May 31 at adolescents. in drier inland areas, while coastnewsgroup.com. scription sunglasses. Leaf & through PayPal, at 272 N. El Camino Real. The While most allergies areas like Tierrasanta get a bit Kettle will offer a selection of SanDiegoSelfStorage.com. fast-casual restaurant features result in only mild to moder- of both types of allergy trig- Science standouts premium loose teas and craft-your-own flatbread-style ate symptoms, they can have gers. At the recent the teaware from around the Online art pizzas in an urban loft atmos- serious health consequences. California State Science Fair, world. Coastal Artists (C.A.), phere.Open Sunday through Severe allergic reactions to Allergies vs. Colds Torrey Pines High School most recently exhibited in the Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., food, prescription drugs, Allergies have similar sophomore Apoorva Bravo! ArtWindows of the Del Mar Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to insect bites, latex, and other symptoms as the common Mylavarapu placed third in Anton Maroun of the Highlands Town Center plaza, 10 p.m. triggers result in hundreds of cold, leading many patients to Mammalian Biology with her Carlsbad New Village Arts Jr. and in the Rancho Santa Fe Visit stoneflats.com for deaths in the U.S. each year. confuse the two. However, project entitled “Role of the Ensemble was awarded the Library,will host an opening of more information. there is no fever with aller- Basal Forebrain in Mediating “Best Actor” honor at the its new web site and Virtual Hay Fever and Grass gies, and if there is itching of Selective Attention” and Student Shakespeare Festival Gallery at coastal-artists.org. Speaking out Pollen Allergies the eyes or nose, it cannot be freshman Charulata Sinha in Balboa Park in April. The C.A. is a nonprofit association The Carlsbad Tick Talk During the early spring a cold – histamine is released placed fourth in Microbiology group performed an amended (501c3) of multimedia artists Toastmasters saluted Jim and summer in San Diego, with allergies, not colds. Also, with her project entitled version of “Romeo and Juliet.” whose mission is to foster pub- Tucker, Distinguished tree and grass pollen allergies if there are significant eye “Development of Bacterial lic awareness and apprecia- Toastmaster Speaker, a three- are common. Sensitive symptoms, it’s more likely an Cross-Resistance to Repeated Nicely done! tion of fine art. Inquiries to time finalist of the patients develop a common allergy than a cold. Use of Mouthwash.” Mollie Friedlander of Del exhibit these artists’ work Toastmaster World allergy called hay fever, char- Mar has been awarded the should be sent to coasta- Championship Of Public acterized by itchy, watery Diagnosis & School App Sophomore Prize in Spanish at [email protected]. Speaking, and Raga Eripilla eyes, itchy nose, and conges- Treatments The Grauer School has Bowdoin's annual Honors Day who will represent Tick Talk tion. However, the majority of Diagnosing the source of introduced a free mobile ceremony May 9. Friedlander, Delicious winners people who suffer from aller- an allergy can be made from a Grauer School mobile applica- majoring in neuroscience and The votes have been TURN TO WHO’S NEWS ON A20 gies experience their symp- simple skin or blood test done tion (App) designed to run on Spanish and minoring in toms year-round, due to dust in a doctor’s office. The pri- smartphones and tablet com- chemistry, is a graduate of mites, mold, and furry ani- mary method of treating aller- puters. The app provides stu- Torrey Pines High School. mals in addition to seasonal gies is avoiding whatever is dents and parents the conven- Thomas Pivnicny, from flare-ups. causing the allergic reaction. ience of accessing the school Carlsbad, graduated from For hay fever or pollen aller- newsletter, school calendar Villanova University School of Food Allergies gies, an air purifying unit or and current grade levels for Law May 18. About two-thirds of peo- air conditioning filter can each class along with teacher Mallory B. Burke, of ple self-report some sort of remove up to 99 percent of feedback on a daily basis. Carlsbad, graduated with a food allergy, according to a airborne pollen and relieve Bachelor of Arts degree in recent report by the National symptoms. Tops in tennis Communication from Institute of Health. However, If avoiding the allergy Catherine Anderson of McDaniel College. many people who feel sick trigger is not possible, over-the- Del Mar won the Women’s 70s Pat Nolan of Del Mar and after eating blame their con- counter antihistamines such as singles title and Mary Giebink Taylor Payne of Encinitas, dition on a food allergy, when Claritin, Zyrtec, or Allegra may of Del Mar was runner-up in made the Dean’s List at it fact it may just be indiges- help control most allergy the Women’s 80s consolation DePaul University. tion, food poisoning, or anoth- symptoms. A decongestant singles and doubles draw at er illness. Children are more such as Sudafed can be effec- the May United States Tennis Bottles for Babies likely than adults to have food tive at reducing congestion. Association National Senior San Diego Self Storage allergies, as are people who Daily use of prescription topi- Women’s Hard Court Tennis launched a “Bottles for have at least one other type of cal cortisone (steroid) nasal Championships at the La Jolla Babies” collection campaign allergy or a family history of sprays is safe and highly effec- Beach & Tennis Club. in honor of military veterans allergies. tive for adults and children. during the Memorial Day A8 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS JUNE 1, 2012 More spectacular sights to follow May’s solar eclipse North America will not marine layer would be a fac- have another eclipse until tor on the coast. Miner’s Loop Aug. 21, 2017. At that time, a trail off Carmel Valley Road YLE spectacular total solar eclipse travels through lush, fragrant K passes through Oregon to chaparral for about 1.5 miles STOCK Kentucky and Georgia. All of before heading south toward Coastal Cosmos North America will enjoy a the service road to the 1,500- partial eclipse similar to May foot summit. The May 20 partial solar 20. As the eclipse began pre- eclipse was a transcendent I had been looking for- cisely at 5:27 p.m., there were experience — a beautiful ward to this event for about a about 20 other enthusiastic phenomenon that demon- year and it exceeded my observers on the summit. strates the precise geometry expectations. I chose Black Slowly, the moon’s perfectly of the cosmos. Mountain because I knew the round silhouette overtook more and more of the sun. Maximum eclipse took place Was captured at about 6:40pm as at 6:40 p.m., with the sun 80 the eclipse was at maximum. Photo by Kyle Stock percent eclipsed and appear- ing as a magnificent crescent. The solar system will continue to exhibit its geometry June 6 when the The ambient light was planet Venus transits in front of the sun. Photo courtesy of NASA unlike light I had ever wit- nessed. It had a muted soft- ness that was surreal. Because This syzygy (“zizigee” — Venus transits are one of the moon then relinquished alignment of three celestial the rarest predicable astro- its hold on the sun’s surface, bodies) last occurred in 2004 nomical events. They occur in an interesting occurrence and will not happen again pairs eight years apart with took place when the sky until December 2117. the following pairs happening brightened as the sun was set- At 3:06 p.m. on June 6 a 105.5 and 121.5 years apart. ting. small, black disk will appear The last Venus transit took The solar system contin- on the surface of the sun and place June 8, 2004. ues to exhibit its geometry on will continue to transit across Venus is now the bright June 6 when the planet Venus the sun until sunset at 7:54 “evening star” in the western transits in front of the sun. p.m. sky, outshining all objects except the sun and moon. The moon’s perfectly round silhou- When Venus passes between ette overtakes more and more of the Earth and sun it is in a the sun during the partial solar position called inferior con- eclipse May 20. The image was junction. taken at 6:40 p.m. when the In this position, Venus is eclipse was at maximum. Photo by 25.5 million miles from Earth. Kyle Stock Most of the time, Venus is above or below the sun from Solar eclipse glasses, pinhole our vantage point. However, projectors and binocular pro- during the rare transit it pass- jections are the easiest way to es directly between the sun safely view the sun. and earth. Take caution and enjoy Please view all solar phe- the solar system’s expression nomena with extreme care. of geometry and beauty! JUNE 1, 2012 RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS A9 A retreat to Pauma Valley and a birthday celebration

MACHEL PENN SHULL Machel’s Ranch Being a Midwest farm girl originally from the foothills of the Ozarks in Missouri, you might under- stand my draw to the sleepy, remote town just east of here — Pauma Valley. My in-laws have a ranch there, which means Robin and I are able to retreat down into the valley where the peacocks run wild and authentic Mexican din- ner for two is priced under $30. Nestled amongst citrus Ranch Residend Violent MacDonald celebrates her birthday with her groves and avocado trees, this loved ones earlier in May. She is featured here with her grandchildren. hidden jewel is set neatly Courtesy photo against the backdrop of the Palomar Mountains. The vivid, lush emerald colors of Only 45 Rancho Santa Fe, Pauma Valley offers a unique getaway retreat for locals. This photo was taken dur- the hillsides resonate in a zen ing wintertime. Photo by Katie Shull sort of way for us both when- ever we are fortunate enough to make time for a quick marked by the black horizon. I have included a picture laser treatments. Also, there mountain getaway. The motel is barn apple red that captures a fulfilling were many other post-opera- An orange glow outlined with white trim, accented moment at her birthday cele- tive appointments that were the hillsides as we drove down with a shake-shingle roof. bration. Surrounded by her made that weekend. into the valley on our most This haven is surrounded grandchildren that day,Violet Amanda Thompson, recent trip to Pauma. The by tall trees with sweeping MacDonald exudes love for development manager of sharp turns on the road are long branches. The moon was all of her many blessings. Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, was such if you overshoot the full. The sign on the door said Happy belated birthday kind enough to share this angle on the curve you might open. When Robin and I Violet, you deserve it! exciting news with me. not live to see tomorrow. walked through the doors of On May 16, I received an Congratulations to all of Once in Pauma Valley this well-kept secret 45 min- amazing photograph from those that were involved on limits — population 871 — utes east of Rancho Santa Fe, Ranch realtor Michael Citrin this very special weekend. the world is quiet. The two- we smiled a knowing smile. with a description in his own On May 21, I received an lane road opens up to rows of We had entered into another words: “This unique plant, in exciting photo that captures citrus groves that stand so tall time and space where life the eichium family, was intro- the exuberance of baseball you are unable to see the tops exists quietly in the tranquili- duced to my property above amongst fathers, coaches and of the hillsides as you drive ty Pauma Valley. Lake Hodges about 3 years sons. The Del Mar Majors through town. If you miss the Around town ago. Since then, it has issued Yankees team did not win all spores and has popped up in a of their games or maybe turnoff into the driveway of Ranch resident Violet couple of locations. The plant advance into the play-offs as the main thoroughfare, be MacDonald celebrated her starts out looking like a weed, far as they hoped they would, prepared to keep driving a birthday in the beginning of but with water only, it shot a but in the end their efforts of couple of miles to find anoth- May. You may know Violet as spike and then bloomed. The sportsmanship and team er exit to make a U-turn — one of the most elegant and spike grew in less than 2 camaraderie is captured here which was exactly what hap- regal women in Rancho Santa Realtor-Michael Citrin next to an exquisite flower growing in Rancho months and it is just astound- at their final celebration after pened to us that evening. Fe. Though featured in a local Santa Fe. Courtesy photo ing. The flowers last about a their last game. Sometimes a After driving two miles magazine with her amazing month and then it dries. I picture does paint a thousand back into town, we located garden surrounding her have invited many people words. the sign that marked our des- secluded estate, Violet would those that may just be looking on Wednesday nights here in over to look at them and no On May 22, I heard from tination: The Lazy H Motel never be one to brag. to date casually. town. He is a dynamic musi- one has ever seen anything an old friend of mine Elle and Restaurant. The sun had However, that’s what I will Elle and Kathryn also cian with a warm personality like it.” Thank you, Michael France. I am always excited to set. Dark blue colors were gladly do for her. offer one-on-one coaching that adds to this town’s night- for sharing for this photo with reconnect with those who that can help their client be ly scene.Tad has informed me the readers! Wow. have been wonderful friends more readily prepared to find of an important documentary On May 19 and May 20, to me at different times in my the perfect match they are project he is involved in Fresh Start supporters and life. How exciting to hear seeking; albeit temporarily or called “Legends Among Us.” volunteers were there to help from her now that she and her permanently. I have featured This documentary will change the lives of children good friend Kathryn Hiskey a cool picture of them here, include the lives and artistry who needed treatments have successfully launched a just in case you may be look- of many musicians who may which included: 10 recon- dating service here in San ing for a service just like this have been forgotten without structive surgeries on chil- Diego. but don’t feel like signing up this project. If you are inter- dren ranging from the ages of KATELLE is the name of on an online dating service. If ested in donating to help pre- 1 to 21; eight patients who their matchmaking service you may need some guidance serve the memory of impor- received speech therapy; and that caters to men and women in your own search for cupid’s tant musicians who deserved 12 patients who received looking to meet other singles. arrow, visit katelle.com. to be remembered, visit While other matchmaking On May 24, I found out ffamp.org. services may just focus on some exciting news from Tad finding a “wife” or a “hus- Sisler. Many of you Ranch res- If you have a fun event you would like band” for their clients, idents probably know Tad Machel Penn to cover, contact her at KATELLE offers matches for from Mille Fleurs piano bar [email protected]. Fresh Start Surgical Gifts in action on May 19 and 20. Courtesy photo

Rancho Santa Fe musician Tad Sisler is actively involved in the Foundation for Arts and Music Kathryn Hiskey and Elle France is the team behind Katelle, which is a Preservation's documentary, new dating service for local residents looking to find a love connection. "Legends Among Us." Courtesy Del Mar Yankees Major team celebrates with the team for their last baseball game of the season. Courtesy Courtesy photo photo photo