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ARE YOU READY FOR OB’S FALL BLOWOUT? There’s always plenty of revelry at the annual Ocean Beach Oktoberfest cele- bration. Spanning two days, visitors can get their fill of all things Bavarian and watch or participate in tons of contests and activities to welcome in the fall sea- son. See our special section starting on Page 9 for details of an event you won’t want to miss! Photo by Paul Hansen Mayor pitches stepped-up, mandatory water-conservation measures for city Mayor Kevin Faulconer is recommend- Oct. 7 statement. “Unfortunately, a record ing the city moves to “drought-alert” sta- heat wave and a dwindling water supply tus, the second phase of citywide water require us to do even more. I am recom- conservation calling for mandatory mea- mending to the City Council that San sures for all residents and businesses. The Diego adopt mandatory conservation new measures would go into effect Nov. 1, measures to ensure that we all do our part pending City Council approval. to conserve as much water as possible.” “San Diegans have responded to the In 2011, the city enacted permanent The Ocean Beach International Backpackers Hostel on Newport Avenue is always a source of curiosity and a mecca for young travel- statewide drought by conserving water ers from across the globe. The hostel’s ownership has changed hands, but its hospitality philosophy remains the same. Photos by Dave Schwab at impressive levels,” Faulconer said in an SEE WATER, Page 8 OB’s iconic youth hostel changes hands, not mission BY DAVE SCHWAB | THE BEACON

The Ocean Beach youth hostel is under new ownership and management, but it’s business as usual at the establishment. One of OB’s oldest buildings, the Ocean Beach International Backpackers Hostel, at 4961 Newport Ave., was recently sold by immediate past owner John Asher to USA Hos- tels Inc. USA Hostels also operates hostels in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, as well as in Holly- wood and San Francisco. “[USA Hostels has] been in business for more than 20 years and we’ve been in the San Diego market for more than 20 years,” said Maria Minos, USA’s chief operating officer. “We’ve always wanted to get our hands on AT LONG LAST, A VICTORY FOR SCHOOL SAFETY A look inside at the kitchen and amenities at the Ocean Beach Internation- this hostel, so it was great timing that he Students, parents and safety advocates celebrated the permanent installment of a crosswalk al Backpackers Hostel, where young lodgers may stay for up to two weeks (Asher) was ready to retire and move on to at Ocean Beach Elementary School with a ribbon-cutting on Oct. 1. Holding scissors, from left, during their travels. The building is one of Ocean Beach’s oldest, rooted in are: officer Amber Banning, principal Marco Drapeau, an unidentified student, District 2 City its beginning as a hotel in 1909 after the streetcar line was built in OB. SEE HOSTEL, Page 6 Councilman Ed Harris and parent Nicole Burgess. See story, Page 5. Photo by Tony de Garate Do you know how to properly prepare your home before putting it on the market? See Ask the Real Estate Professional on page 21. THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 2 THE PENINSULA BEACON NEWS

Midway merchants, planners lurch forward in effort Join us for our to rekindle a viable business improvement district 10 Year Anniversary BY DAVE SCHWAB | THE BEACON representative from California’s 78th Aesthetics is just one area that needs District Speaker of the Assembly Toni to be addressed in the Midway District, A historic first step was taken by Mid- Atkins’ office, met to discuss reassem- which is characterized by high traffic Celebration! way merchants to reform a long-dor- bling a broadly representative mer- volumes along Rosecrans Avenue and mant business improvement district chants group. Sports Arena Boulevard. (BID) as interested parties held their first “We need a real collective voice for the Midway-Pacific Highway Corridor is a meeting Sept. 24 at the Hampton Inn Midway area,” said Ravago, noting the hodgepodge of commercial, industrial, San Diego-SeaWorld/Airport area hotel. new group may look to local govern- office and warehouse land uses, plus lim- Spearheaded by Hampton Inn gener- ment officials to “find out what assis- ited residential, in a transitional area al manager Victor Ravago, turnout was tance we can get” in rebooting the BID. bordering Old Town, Point Loma, Pacif- low, but morale was high for that first Ravago noted local legislators’ offices ic Beach and downtown San Diego. meeting. may also prove useful in attempting to A BID is a defined area, within which Local merchants, community plan- secure some “development dollars to ners and Rachel Gregg, a community invest in revitalizing the area.” SEE BID, Page 4 th JUST REDUCED Saturday October 18 Raffles OPEN SUN 11-3PM Door Prizes Goodie Bags for Pets

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BY DAVE SCHWAB | THE BEACON award presentations to various recipients an effort to better the exteriors, landscap- Landing, which affords a scenic pathway “We accomplished a lot with the for community beautification and the ing, decors and signage of their business- between Shelter Island and North Har- (recent) Nimitz Boulevard meeting,” he Point Loma Association’s (PLA) year- program-ending Lighthouse Award. es and made them more attractive for the bor; and said, adding, “We’re putting together a end dinner fundraiser offering ample “The Lighthouse Award, given out Village,” said Jackson. • Point Loma High School for its new long-range plan to improve the median community spirit, spectacular silent auc- since the ’90s, goes to the most exem- The PLA Award Committee, led by art gallery for student work, an outdoor on Nimitz Boulevard between Centralo- tion items, Dick Lareau’s “famous” video plary leader of the year who has been Dick Lareau, is recognizing the follow- art gallery featuring murals and painted ma and Bernice Drive. We have a land- and political notables like Mayor Kevin the most productive and who has made ing for their contributions toward beau- doorways, and the landscaping at the scaper drawing up plans so we can get Faulconer and state Assembly Speaker a difference for the PLA along with the tifying and enhancing Point Loma: new entrance on Voltaire Street. started on that.” Toni Atkins will be Friday, Point Loma community,” said Jackson. • Silvergate Yacht Club for its elegant Other political notables at the affair Jackson added PLA’s membership now Oct. 17 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at Liberty Past Lighthouse Award recipients have new building; will include county supervisors Greg Cox stands at almost 1,800 families, figuring Station Conference Center, 2600 Laning included Faulconer, as well as Dorothea • Sweetaly Bakery and Bistro for its and Ron Roberts, City Councilmembers two group members per household. Road. Laub and Celeste Trepte, PLA’s founder quaint outdoor patio area; Ed Harris and Lorie Zapf, Naval Base The PLA formed in 1961 is an organi- “It’s our annual dinner and our pri- and a 50-year member of the organiza- • DeAnn Reynolds and Jerelyn Biehl, Point Loma captain Howard Warner and zation of residents and businesses com- mary fundraiser to raise money to invest tion. Canon St. Properties, for a remodel at Point Loma Submarine Base captain mitted to improving the quality of life of back into our community,” said PLA Numerous beautification awards, 1101 and 1111 Scott Street, where Ele- Gene Doyle. Point Loma through beautification, edu- president Robert T. Jackson, noting the including the top prize, the grand beau- gant Truffle and Pummaro are located Recapping 2014 and looking ahead cation, charitable activities and civic col- agenda begins with 1 ½ hours of cock- tification award, are also presented. (architects: Jim Wheeler and Gerry to 2015, Jackson said it’s been a busy laboration. tails and schmoozing, followed by a for- “Beautification awards go to business- Wheeler); year and is expected to continue into the mal program and concluding with es within the community that have made • Driscoll, Inc. for its work on Intrepid future. SEE PLA, Page 5 WATCH Three-strike suspected rapist admits guilt in assault on maid BY NEAL PUTNAM | THE BEACON Deputy District Attorney Trisha guilty plea. .99 Amador. Stevens is slated for a Nov. 6 trial BATTERIES $4 + TAX A suspected rapist admitted in court He will get another five years consec- involving an unrelated attack on a 93- Oct. 6 that he sexually assaulted a maid utively for inflicting great bodily injury year-old woman in an El Cajon retire- at a Sports Arena Boulevard hotel and to the maid and 15 years consecutively ment home when he allegedly tried to will face a sentence of 65 years to life in for having three robbery convictions smother the victim with a pillow. He is (619) 223-2151 www.diamondforeversandiego.com prison because he has been convicted of from 1988 and 1989, said Amador. also accused of robbing her of rings 3689 Midway Dr. In the Point Loma Plaza next to Sport Chalet three felonies in the past. Sentencing was set for Dec. 12 by San worth $19,000, according to court doc- Christopher R. Stevens, 45, admitted Diego Superior Court Judge Louis uments. he committed the rape during a burglary Hanoian. Stevens withdrew an insanity He is also accused of elder abuse and of a vacant room the victim was clean- plea that he entered May 30. The plea burglary. The woman activated a medi- ing on Dec. 21, 2012 at the Wyndham came just before jury selection was to cal-alert button, and Stevens fled. Garden Hotel in the Midway area. start in his trial on Oct. 6. The El Cajon incident took place one Stevens had been staying at the hotel. Hanoian said he will dismiss the day before the hotel rape. Stevens has Stevens would normally face 15 years remaining charges of making a criminal pleaded not guilty to those charges relat- to life for a rape during a burglary, but threat to the victim, penetration with a ed to the elderly woman. his three-strike felony convictions mean foreign object, felony assault and three Stevens is being held on $4 million the sentence is tripled to 45 years, said other sex charges in light of the other bail.

include marketing programs, civic beau- tors see leaving Lindbergh Field. BID tification projects, commercial recruit- “With the (airport) rental facility CONTINUED FROMPage 2 ment and parking and transportation going in right now it’s really a gateway,” improvements. “ said Kathy Denton, a Midway merchant businesses pay an additional tax or levy On Sept. 24, it was mentioned that and member of the Midway Planning to fund projects within the district’s the Midway area is poorly lit and that Group. boundaries for public improvement. there are also numerous opportunities Ravago pointed out the task of re-acti- On its website at www.Midway- “to add greenery.” Midway is currently vating the business group is made easi- bid.org, the new Midway BID said its involved in updating its community plan er by the fact that the “entity is still there goal is to “unify the businesses within seeking to make it more current, and to with the city,” despite the fact that’s it’s the Midway/North Bay Area to work create a sense of identity for the com- been inactive for several years. toward the goal of economically revital- munity, which adjoins several other Ravago said reconstituting the Mid- izing the Midway District. Our efforts will areas and is one of the first places visi- way BID is a simple matter of hosting three consecutive meetings of prospec- tive group members before asking the City Countil to “reinstate the BID in afor- mal capacity.” “After that, we’ll be able to work on beautification and cleanup efforts, as well as homeless isues in the area,” Rav- ago said. “It’s a very significant problem,” said Cal BRE# 20878602 Cal BRE #00940362 Cal BRE #01450032 Denton of homelessness in the Midway area, adding efforts elsewhere in the city TWO GREAT BAY VIEW HOMES to address homelessness tend to displace Close to Pt Loma village and Shelter Island it elsewhere to places like Midway. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM Fledgling Midway BID members also agreed that the recently closed Midway Postal Office could prove invaluable in redevelopment, bringing new business and a fresh perspective to the area. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM It was also brought out at the Mid- way BID formation meeting that there is $50,000 in unused funds held over from the previous BID for the new group 1122 AKRON STREET 3280 TRUMBULL STREET being formed to work with. 3 BR/ 3.5 BA with Family Rm 3 BR/ 2 BA Family Rm & Ravago suggested it also might and private backyard. HUGE VIEW DECK. behoove the group to link with other Double garage, 2570 sf Double garage, 2546 sf civic organizations, like the Point Loma $1,299,000 $1,150,000 to $1,250,000 Association (PLA), which have a long history of, and experience with, commu- nity improvement. Denton said the sports arena site with its numerous tenants will be a corner- stone of any type of redevelopment Visit our web site to get access to all MLS listings. going on in the area. “Everything hinges on the sports arena and what ultimately happens around there,” she said. THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 NEWS THE PENINSULA BEACON 5 After initial city gaffes, OB Elementary gets new permanent crosswalk BY TONY DE GARATE | THE BEACON Parents, school, community leaders finally win campaign for needed safety measure There’s a new crosswalk at Ocean crosswalk — unlike the one it has Public pressure finally paid off when cling activist who helped secure a state me out there. It was total chaos. I was Beach Elementary — and this time, no replaced — stays right where it is. the streetlight was installed in January, grant to buy safety equipment for the out here getting run over. I didn’t want one’s taking it away. Ever so briefly, there was a crosswalk followed by a new crosswalk late in the crossing guards. to come back the next week,” he said. The twisting, turning tale of the now- at the site several years ago in the middle school year. It was also a special day for Joseph Just when his morale was at an ebb, a you-see-it, now-you-don’t crosswalk at of the 4700 block of Santa Monica When he arrived on the job two years “Moondoggie” Piña, who stepped for- second volunteer — Wayne Simard – Ocean Beach Elementary is finally over. Avenue, which allowed students to cross ago, school principal Marco Drapeau ward to volunteer as a crossing guard stepped forward, and the two realized And like a well-told story that precedes from the north side of the street to the found the crosswalk was one of the first three years ago after the school canceled they made a good team. kindergarten naptime, the ending is 100-plus-year-old school on the south. It matters on the agenda. its Safety Patrol. (Students who used to “He’s the good cop, I’m the bad cop,” happy and satisfying. also connected two kindergarten class- “There was a file this thick waiting for work as crossing guards were deemed Simard said. “He was like, ‘We have to be Dozens of grateful parents, communi- rooms on the north side to what those me in my office when I got here. We had too young when the school changed to a friendly. Use the nice voice.’ I’m like, ‘I’m ty leaders and citizens — as well as a students call the “big school.” a lot of people working on this a long kindergarten-through-fourth-grade from Boston. Don’t mess with me.’” few television camera crews — showed But, in an incident that could be a time,” he said. configuration.) Since then, other volunteers — Joe up bright and early to the official rib- case study for bureaucratic gaffes, a city Many of those people were on hand “I went to a meeting and asked why Grau, Julie Frieburger, Matt Wood, Caleb bon-cutting Oct. 1 of the mid-block crew came back within days to undo the for the commemoration. There was Suzy there weren't crossing guards, and (for- Webb and Jack Shaw — have stepped crosswalk to observe the event. crosswalk and pour black paint on top of Reid, a mother who serves in leadership mer principal) Maggie Johnson said, 'Oh, forward, but Piña and Simard are the Most gathered to offer thanks to the the yellow lines. City officials said they roles on the school’s Site Governance are you volunteering?’” Piña said. two who maintain the highest visibility. group of volunteers who rallied com- had no choice when someone realized Team and School Site Council, who suc- After a week of trying to control “It’s very important to listen to Moon- munity support to make it happen. And the site lacked a streetlight, which by ceeded in enlisting the support of the speeding cars, illegal U-turns and double doggie and Mr. Wayne,” police officer more than a few, undoubtedly, planned law must accompany a mid-block cross- Ocean Beach Town Council last year. So parking, Piña had second thoughts. Amber Banning said at morning assem- to cast a watchful eye to make sure this walk. was Nicole Burgess, a pedestrian-bicy- “They just issued me a vest and put bly. “They are out here to keep you safe.” Peninsula YMCA’s bid to build, operate NTC pool back to square one PLA cials with some questions. for potential reimbursement of capital niable need for a new community aquatic CONTINUED FROMPage 4 BY DAVE SCHWAB | THE BEACON “The YMCA’s proposal was not accepted. costs.” center. It was deemed non-responsive and the RFP Glorioso said the Y would still consider “In regards to the need for the pool com- Originally called Point Loma Village The latest update on progress on the was canceled,” said Vince Glorioso, Penin- renegotiating terms for the pool RFP, how- plex, support for the project continues to be Beautiful, the group was primarily con- long-awaited public pool proposed at NTC sula Y’s executive director. ever. strong,” Cramer said. “We recently worked cerned with the aesthetics of the Village. Liberty Station is: well, there is none. Adding the city “did not say why” the “Certainly, we’d be open to that conver- with a group of graduate students from Today, in addition to beautifying the “The request for proposal (RFP process) Y’s RFP bid was rejected, Glorioso said it sation,” he said. the University of San Diego in their non- Peninsula, PLA represents the communi- has closed and there was only one bidder could stem from problems with “amortiza- YMCAs currently operate more than 20 profit leadership program. Their project ty through direct involvement with fed- — the Peninsula YMCA. Its bid was tion,” the paying off of debt with a fixed public pools countywide. Earlier this year, involved talking to community members eral, state and local governments, the deemed ‘not responsive’ by the city,” said repayment schedule in regular install- the city issued an RFP for an organization about the need for a pool in Point Loma. Port District, the San Diego Unified Craig Gustafson, press secretary/director ments. to come in and develop, operate and lease Across all the stakeholders they talked to, School District, the Peninsula Communi- of media relations for Mayor Kevin “One of the things that happened in our out the proposed 20,000-square-foot there was a continued consensus of sup- ty Planning Board and others who Faulconer. “The city is currently evaluating conversation with the city was the idea of aquatic center in Building 619 in NTC (the port.” directly affect local quality of life. the next steps to move forward.” amortizing the capital investment in the former Naval Training Center), which was Glorioso said previously, however, that Annual PLA membership cost is $30. That next step, he said, might involve RFP, which was for a concessions agree- previously a child-care center. there could be a “hitch” in own- The PLA dinner cost is $75 per person the city’s requesting Peninsula Y to tweek ment on a 10-year basis,” said Glorioso. Julie Cramer, spokeswoman for grass- ing/managing any new NTC aquatic cen- and $1,000 for a table of 10. its RFP bid. “That was one of the challenges. Some roots group Families for a Point Loma ter involving lease terms. For more information, or for reserva- The rejection left Peninsula YMCA offi- adjustments needed to be made to the RFP Swimming Pool, said there’s still an unde- View the full story at www.sdnews.com. tions, visit www.pointlomaassocia- tion.com.

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SEN. BLOCK TO HOST TOWN HALL as well as trips outside the local area, repainting, new door locks and new MEETING IN POINT LOMA HOSTEL like to Magic Mountain in the L.A. bunk beds,” Minos said. “We have an QUICKHITS >> California Sen. Marty Block (D-39th CONTINUED FROMPage 1 area. exclusively designed bunk bed that EX-POINT LOMAN FACES Dist.) is holding a series of legislative Town “This hostel will be offering a lot we’ve developed ourselves that we’ll CHARGES OF MURDERING WIFE Hall meetings between his staff and con- new things in his life,” she said. more in the way of activities,” be installing. A former Point Loma man remains in stituents to field feedback and suggestions Asher could not be reached for promised Minos. She said changes “We really like to keep the flavor of jail on $5 million bail on a murder charge on everything from education to water comment. may include the the local areas adding spices to the involving the death of his wife in 2007. policies and from health care to trans- Minos said USA Hostels took over possibility of a broth to make it even more a flavor of The woman’s remains were found in a portation and other state business. the local facility on Sept. 5 just before name change. the neighborhood,” she said. desert in 2007. Among the Town Halls scheduled is escrow closed on the building. But she said that There is a two-week limit on stays at Anthony Edward Simoneau, 46, was one in Point Loma on Monday, Oct. 20 at “It was one of the first buildings won’t happen the OB hostel. extradited from Hawaii and pleaded not the San Diego Foundation, located at here in Ocean Beach and was built in immediately. Minos said the hostel business is guilty Sept. 29 to a charge that he mur- 2508 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 200, 1909 as The Pearl a few months after Noting the OB seasonal, like much of tourist-orient- dered Fumiko Ogawa Simoneau, who was from 6 to 8 p.m. the streetcar line came in,” said Susan hostel “still has a ed San Diego. She said most hostels last seen alive in their Point Loma home ”Many great bills have started with James of the Ocean Beach Historical hotel license,” tend to draw visitors in their 20s and on Jan. 2, 2007. constituents and local organizations, and Society. “It was a 20-room hotel and Minos said the MARIA MINOS 30s, but she said Ocean Beach gets its Her remains were uncovered Jan. 20, it was through discussions like these that became the Newport Hotel in 1914.” business has 25 fair share of 50-plus-age clients. 2007 in the Anza-Borrego Desert, but we delivered accomplishments for San James said the Newport Hotel was operating dorm- “We get a lot of people who used to were not identified until 2011. An affi- Diego,” said Block.“Partnering with the shuttered for a while when Asher style, 4- and 6- do hostelling in their 40s and older,” davit for Simoneau’s arrest was sealed by local community colleges, the San Diego bought it and reopened it as an inter- bed rooms, some she said. “Beach hostels draw a major- a judge on Sept. 4. Simoneau was arrest- Chamber of Commerce and a number of national youth hostel in 1995. suites and some ity of European travelers with a ed that same day in Honolulu, where he groups, we sent SB 850 to the governor’s There isn’t much that’s garden vari- with shared healthy sprinkling of Asian travelers.” had moved after he left Point Loma. desk to expand our workforce preparation ety about Ocean Beach International restrooms. The hostel COO said about 15 to 20 A date for the preliminary hearing was at community colleges through addition- Backpackers Hostel aside from its Minos said the percent of OB hosteliers are from else- to be set on Oct. 8 in El Cajon Superior al bachelor-degree programs. youthful appeal. hostel intends to where in America, with the rest com- Court. The case is in East County because “Along with the county of San Diego “We provide 24-hour security and build and ing here from abroad. the wife’s body was found in the Anza- and local environmental organizations, guests cannot bring strangers in, even expand on its JACK McKEON “The Irish invasion happens every Borrego Desert, said Deputy District Attor- we passed SB 1395 to improve beach if it’s their brother,” said Minos, solid foundation. June because Irish students are able ney Kurt Mechals. The evidence against water-quality testing and reporting,” he adding the hostel can accommodate “Eventually, we’ll have a van that to get working visas and come here Simoneau has not been discussed in said.”And with local small business orga- about 100 people. “We have a lot of will run guests between our two hos- looking for summer jobs,” Minos said. court. nizations like the Ocean Beach MainStreet social activities that you don’t find in tels and to different attractions “We also get a lot of South Americans Simoneau remains in the South Bay Association, we had signed into law SB hostels or bed and breakfasts but do around the area for free,” she said from Brazil and Argentina and Aussies Detention Facility. 1295 to reduce red tape for businesses as find in hotels and resorts,” she said. adding some remodeling is also in (Australians) all year ’round because — Neal Putnam Hostel activities include trips to San store. they’re always traveling. We also get a SEE BRIEFS, Page 8 Diego points of interest and Tijuana “We’ll be doing some spit and shine, big influx of Chinese in December.” OB Hostel’s appeal for guests wher- ever they come from is pretty obvious. “We’re one of those vibrant beach communities in Southern California, and one of the few places in South- ern California that really retains that true flavor of the Southern California beach town,” said hostel manager Jack McKeon. “Our location two blocks off the water is perfect for a lot of travelers.” McKeon spoke of two recent happy patrons. “We had a couple of Polish gentle- men come in last week and they were super-excited to go surfing for the first time,” he said. “We can provide that for people.” McKeon also pointed out that OB “has a lot of culture and vibrancy born out of the California countercul- ture movement,” which makes it more attractive to youthful guests. “Some call it the hippie hangover, but we think of it in more positive terms,” he said. The OB Hostel is strict about not allowing drinking from under-age guests or drug use of any kind. “If you’re caught (with drugs) — you’ll be kicked out,” said Minos. Minos said the OB Hostel’s new owners want to join with the neigh- borhood, which she said is a win-win both for the business and the commu- nity. “We’re just getting our hands around the community,” she said. “We were lucky enough to buy this hostel, and we’re really thrilled to be here.” Minos noted international travelers staying in relatively inexpensive hostel rooms make good guests for a num- ber of reasons. “They’re on vacation, and a lot of them have saved a long time to be able to take these trips,” Minos said. “They save money on the room, so they have it to spend on everything else. They provide money coming into the com- munity. 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blymember Phil Ting, The Protected Bike- According to the Bike Coalition, a safe acrylic Artist Sally Klann and jeweler convenient option for travelers to access BRIEFS ways Act encourages the implementation and designated area for bicyclists improves Gary Gilmore. downtown Los Angeles and the Holly- CONTINUED FROMPage 6 of bicycle lanes with physical separation conditions for bike safety, car traffic and An opening reception to meet the wood area without the challenges of auto from automobile traffic through the use of even pedestrians on sidewalks. The coali- artists will be held at showroom on traffic. they seek to keep their property safe from medians, curbs, posts and more. tion cites that 90 percent of riders sur- Oct. 16 from 5 to 7:30 p.m.. The new San Diego-to-Burbank route criminal activity.” The San Diego Bicycle Coalition hailed veyed in recent reports feel safer with pro- For more information, visit Gilmore- complements existing service between To RVSP for the Town Hall forum, email Brown’s decision to make physically sep- tected bike lanes. FamilyJewelers.com. San Diego-to-El Centro/Imperial offered [email protected], or call (619) arated bikeways viable options for local To learn more visit dbikecoalition.org. by SeaPort. The airline has also proposed 645-3133. bicycle infrastructure and the anticipated AIRPORT SECURES NON-STOP SERVICE TO new service between San Diego to San effect such safety enhancements will have GILMORE FAMILY JEWELERS TO HOST BURBANK ON SEAPORT AIRLINES Felipe (Baja California, Mexico), which GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL on local riders. ‘ARTISTS AMONG US’ EVENT The San Diego County Regional Air- will be timed to allow connections with TO ENHANCE BICYCLE SAFETY “The key to getting more people on Gilmore Family Jewelers will feature an port Authority celebrated the inaugural the San Diego-to-Burbank route. Gov. Jerry Brown has signed AB 1193, bicycles is giving them a safe place to ride,” exhibit “Artists Among Us” from flight Oct. 1 between San Diego Interna- Pending approvals from the U.S. and The Protected Bikeways Act, giving local said Bike Coalition executive director Oct. 16 to Nov. 1 at its shot, located at tional Airport and Burbank Bob Hope Air- Mexican governments, the new San governments the liberty to implement Andy Hanshaw. “Governor Brown’s sig- 4857 Newport Avenue. port. With four roundtrip flights operating Diego-to-San Felipe service is anticipated modernized bicycling infrastructure. nature is a gift that allows regions to uti- The exhibit will feature local Ocean each weekday, one roundtrip on Satur- to begin in November 2014. Sponsored by the California Bicycle Coali- lize highly regarded bicycle safety stan- Beach and Point Loma artists Wood Turn- day and two roundtrips on Sunday, the For information, visit SeaPortAir- tion and authored by California Assem- dards from around the globe.” er Sally Ault, photographer Dave Ness, new nonstop service will provide another lines.com.

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And on Faulconer's rec- • Watering and landscape irrigation before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. during Utilities Department will be tasked with ommendation and with council using sprinklers will be limited to no November through May. enforcement, which largely calls for approval, the city entered into a more than three days a week on a • Use of water from fire hydrants will educating the public and working with “drought-watch” status on July 1, schedule established and posted by the be limited to firefighting, meter installa- residents and businesses to comply. 2014, calling for additional voluntary city. Scenes like this water fountain at Balboa tion by the Water Department or other The city will shift responsibilities for conservation measures in response to • Watering will be allowed at resi- Park may become far less common under activities necessary to maintain the some workers and fill existing budgeted the statewide drought. Water usage in dences with odd-numbered addresses proposed mandatory water conservation health, safety and welfare of San Die- vacancies to ensure proper and ade- San Diego fell 4.4 percent in August on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; measures. If adopted by the full City Council, gans. quate enforcement. the new rules could take effect as soon as and 5.7 percent in September com- watering will be allowed at residences • Construction operations receiving — Staff and contribution Nov. 1. Courtesy photo pared with the same months a year ago. with even-numbered addresses on Sat- water from a fire hydrant or water truck However, other factors, including a urdays, Mondays and Wednesdays. • The washing of automobiles, significant decline in ground water Apartments, condominiums and busi- trucks, trailers, airplanes and other reserves throughout California, a drop nesses will be allowed to water on Mon- types of transportation equipment is in water reservoirs for the San Diego days, Wednesdays and Fridays. allowed only before before 10 a.m. or 27 fast and easy tips to get the best price for your home region, a lack of rainfall and diminished • During the months of June through after 6 p.m. during the months of June SAN DIEGO. 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BY BART MENDOZA | THE BEACON He said his band will adapt its set for Oktoberfest. There are several options on the “We will cater our set to an all-ages annual local calendar when it comes crowd to ensure we are family friendly,” to celebrating Oktoberfest, but little Froman said. compares with the party held each year Meanwhile, Todo Mundo frontman in Ocean Beach. True, the events might Santiago Orozco is more philosophical have oompah bands, beer and sausages about the show. like other venues, but only Ocean Beach “We love playing outdoor events like has its event right at the water’s edge. this,” he said. “Ocean Beach is a beau- Located at the foot of Newport tiful community with lots of positive Avenue and Abbott Street, more than The OB Oktoberfest will be filled with the energy. An outdoor festival like this 7,000 people are expected to attend the sights and sounds of the autumn festival, brings together the community, as well 10th annual installment of the OB including the lively music of oompah bands. as great people from all over San Diego, Oktoberfest. Photo by Jim Grant and really amplifies that energy. It’s The two-day happening on Oct. 10 such a great feeling to share our music and 11 will include two stages of enter- There is a $3 donation and you must be with a big crowd that’s having fun out- tainment and contests galore for the 21 and up to enter the beer garden. On side right next to the ocean.” crowd’s amusement. hand Friday night in the 21-and-up- Activities this year include the Miss Now a local tradition, Ocean Beach only beer garden will be musical per- Oktoberfest contest over both nights, MainStreet Association executive direc- formers Brothers Gow, Electric Waste with Saturday reserved for athletic The annual bratwurst-eating contest is always a fun one for spectators to watch, but partic- tor Denny Knox is succinct when it Band and Piracy Conspiracy. Saturday competitions like the annual Brat Trot ipants should probably bring plenty of antacid. Photo by Jim Grant comes to the reason for Oktoberfest’s will feature host Jose Sinatra, plus sets Run — which is an Ocean Beach Com- success. from The Bavarian Beer Garden Band, munity Foundation fundraiser — as “I don’t know of another one that’s The Rey Vinole Oktoberfest Orchestra, well as a 2K Family Fun Run at 9 a.m. right on the beach,” she said. AJ Afroman, The Earful, Jet West, The and a traditional 5k Beach Run at 10 She said she particularly enjoys the Devastators, Todo Mundo and Vokab a.m. On the more humorous side, there contests. Kompany. Between the crowds and the will also be competitions in bratwurst- “I think they’re hilarious. Every- setting, it’s a dream gig for most bands. eating, balloon inflating, stein-holding body’s arms get really shaky [during “Playing outside provides a natural and sausage-tossing. the stein-holding contest]. It’s pretty feel,” said Chris Warner of Jet West, The latter should bring out a lot of funny,” she said. which performs at 3 p.m. “It also does- competition. While most of the contests Saturday will feature beachside food n’t hurt to have a cool breeze hit ya have a small cash prize to go with the and craft vendors, as well as a free all- when you’re playing a set.” bragging rights, tossing sausage into a ages stage on the grassy area at the foot AJ Froman, performing at 11 a.m., tub and following the rules can net a of Newport Avenue, which will include agrees. winner $10,000. Also on the list of fun performances from a traditional oom- “There is nothing that compares to events will be “Find the Schnitzen- pah Band, Lobster Bob and local music playing outside with the warm sun, gruben,” a modern twist on a treasure artists. cool breeze and amazing energy from hunt, in which 10 envelopes full of Meanwhile, the beer garden stage thousands of people having fun out- will open the festivities on Friday night. doors.” SEE FESTIVAL, Page 10 Competitors try to keep up their stamina during a stein-holding contest. Photo by Paul Hansen THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 10 THE PENINSULA BEACON OB OKTOBERFEST 2014

FESTIVAL A message from the CONTINUED FROMPage 9 OB MainStreet Association cash are hidden and participants are Welcome to Ocean Beach — a great place to spend an entire day. Whether you tweeted clues to their whereabouts. are in need of antiques, a surfboard, or a great meal – Ocean Beach has some- Shuttles to and from the event will thing for everyone. All of the colorful neighborhood shops and restaurants will be available on Friday and Saturday be open during their regular business hours throughout OB Oktoberfest, so be from the 710 Beach Club in Pacific sure to stop in and see what’s new. Be sure to enjoy the FREE, all ages beachfront Beach. vendors and mini-stage along the lawn at Veterans Plaza. Visit our website for Saturday will see the addition of more information on all of our special events: www.OceanBeachSanDiego.com shuttles to and from the Gaslamp Dis- or follow us on Facebook and Twitter. trict at The Local and in Normal — Ocean Beach MainStreet Association (619)224-4906 and our address Heights to and from the Rabbit Hole. Despite the event’s increasing popu- 1868 Bacon St., Suite A, San Diego, CA 92107 larity, don’t expect things to get much bigger. “We like the size that it is,” Knox said. “There’s space and enough bicycle racks and so on. It’s comfortable.” A contestant lets one fly during a bratwurst-tossing contest at the OB Oktoberfest. Photo by Jim Grant

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Kaiserhof Restaurant Celebrates Oktoberfest 2014 Prost! The Oktoberfest food,fun & festivities continue all through October. Kaiserhof features a special Oktoberfest menu featuring some of your German favorites (plus American favorites as well). And,of course, being a German Restau- rant it has a great selection of beer on tap-14 varieties to be exact and countless other choices in a bottle. They also have one of the best selection of German beers around featuring some special beers for Oktoberfest. And you can sip your beer in the biergarden, a lovely outdoor heated area. Full bar also available. For something really spe- cial,don't miss the pig roast on October 26th-be sure to call for reservations. Although Kaiserhof is the perfect place to celebrate Oktoberfest, you'll find great food and drink all year long at this family owned and operated German restaurant. A German restaurant would not be com- plete without wienerschnitzel or jagerschnitzel. It doesn’t get much better than the “wurstplatte”, which includes: bratwurst, knackwurst and bauernwurst with sauerkraut and red potatoes and a good German beer. American style entrees include grilled halibut steak, poached salmon filet with hollandaise, filet mignon Madagascar with pepper- OPEN FOR LUNCH Featuring our corn brandy sauce, or a New York strip steak. full menu 11am - 2pm Mon. - Fri. Kaiserhof Restaurant 2253 Sunset Cliffs Blvd. (619) 224-0606 kaiserhofrestaurant.com FULL BAR •WINE CELLAR •HAPPY HOUR 4-6 P.M. DAILY 2015-16 OB Local Directory now underway! WE DELIVER Local business owners and members of the OB MainStreet Association should have already received the 2015-16 to Ocean Beach & Pt. Loma OB Local Business Directory packets. If you haven’t received your packet, call the OBMA Office. Over 20,000 phone books were published and distributed within the last two years and the OBMA will work to get the new book pub- (619) 223-8197 lished by early 2015. . The deadline for the lottery to advertise on one of the covers is November 1st. For more infor- 3663 VOLTAIRE STREET •SAN DIEGO mation on how to participate call the OBMA at 619-224-4906. THANK YOU FOR VOTING US FIRST PLACE!

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BY SCOTT HOPKINS | THE BEACON practice,” said Gallegos after the game. over to the Sultans three times with two fumbles Romeo Epperley carried the ball in from five and an interception. Point Loma running back Jaylen Griffin spent yards out before a failed point-after attempt by the Only a stingy defense kept the Dogs from a 21- the night of Oct. 2 at the home of his teammate Pointers for a 27-20 lead at halftime. 0 deficit after the miscues ended in two Sultan field and close friend, receiver and defensive back Sergio The Dogs’ defense made second-half adjust- goals and a failed fake field goal attempt pass fell Gallegos. On Oct. 3, the two players accounted for ments, forcing the Falcon quarterback out of the incomplete. four of the Pointers’ five touchdowns in a wild 34- pocket and disrupting the passing game. But the Pointers awoke, scoring 20 second-quar- 27 non-league home victory over Scripps Ranch. The hosts caught a break in the third quarter ter points. The Pointers move to 5-1 with the win while the when a high snap sailed over the visiting quarter- The Pointers grabbed a 7-6 lead in the second Falcons drop to 2-3. back’s head in a shotgun formation. The Pointers quarter on a darting 25-yard scoring run by Griffin scored all three of his touchdowns during took the ensuing punt and struck for their final Tshombre Carter, but a Santana touchdown pass a bizarre first quarter in which: score, Grady again finding Gallegos open over the put the hosts back on top 13-7. • The Falcons opened scoring on a 71-yard pass middle as he eluded tacklers enroute to paydirt. Epperley then broke a 60-yard run and later just 63 seconds into the game. “It’s an unbelievable feeling,” Gallegos said of scored on the Pointers’ next drive to pull within 14- • One Pointer fumbled away the ensuing kickoff his first-ever touchdown catch. “You’re doing it 13. but another (Julius Agho) intercepted a pass on for your team, for the fans out there and the com- The final 64 seconds of the first half saw the the next Falcon play. munity who wants to see us get the win.” Sultans score to go up 19-14 and Griffin answer- • Griffin scored his first touchdown on a 58-yard The 34-20 lead stood until the Falcons respond- ing with a run to take a 20-19 lead at intermission. run with less than two minutes played. ed with just 1:10 left in the game to provide the The Dogs then put up 21 third-quarter points to • After a Falcon punt, Griffin scored his second final score. end the frame with a 41-25 lead. Following a Sul- touchdown on a 24-yard scamper with less than “This team has the best vibe and relationships,” tan safety, Griffin took the ensuing kickoff and four minutes expired. Gallegos noted. “Our new staff and players are returned it 85 yards for one of the scores. He also • The Falcons burned the Pointer secondary already welcome like family and we all know we scored the final Pointer touchdown. again on a 65-yard pass with less than five minutes have each other’s backs.” played. The Falcon game was the first of four consecu- EXTRA POINTS • Capping a Pointer drive, Griffin scored for the tive home games for the Pointers, who begin • Dozens of members of the PLHS staff and sev- third time from five yards out with 17 seconds left. league play on Oct. 10 against Kearny. The Komets eral community members were honored in a staff After only 12 minutes of play, 35 points were are a Div. IV team, mired in an 0-5 season after a appreciation event before the Falcon game. scored, the Pointers leading 21-14. 42-6 loss at Lincoln last week. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. • The game was also selected as Game of the But neither team was finished. Then, on Oct. 17, rented “Friday Night Lights” Week of the National Football Foundation’s local On their opening drive of the second quarter, a return for the popular annual homecoming game Walter J. Zable Chapter. Point Loma’s Griffin was Falcon receiver again flew behind the Pointer sec- at Pete Ross Stadium against longtime rival La Jolla chosen as his team’s most valuable player and will ondary, gathering in a pass for another score. in “The Battle of the Shoe.” Action begins at attend a San Diego Chargers game as a guest of the But Pointer Cole Kidd, in his first game back after 6:30 p.m. organization. He will also be honored, along with a concussion earlier in the season, blocked the The Div. III Vikings are currently 3-3. Notable is other local prep and college selections at an annu- point-after attempt, leaving his team clinging to a their 55-52 loss against Fallbrook last month al spring banquet. Quarterback Zach Podraza was 21-20 lead less than one minute into the second when quarterback Collin Rugg passed for a school selected from the Falcons. frame. record 569 yards. • The Pointer junior varsity moved to 5-1 with a The action then slowed to a more normal pace, The Pointers lead the long-running rivalry 44- 25-0 win over the Falcons, while the freshmen are the Pointers driving down the field, aided by a 45- 33-1, according to the PLHS sports website. 4-1-1 after a 33-33 tie. yard pass completion from Gavin Grady to Galle- • Western League games after Kearny and La Wide receiver Sergio Gallegos (No. 7) celebrates his gos. POINT LOMA 47, SANTANA 33 Jolla include Mission Bay (Oct. 31 at home, 3 p.m.) touchdown pass reception as he leaps into the arms of “We noticed what Scripps Ranch does on The Pointers were fortunate to only fall behind and Madison (Nov. 7, away, 6:30 p.m.). 6-foot-7-inch Tim O’Brien (No. 80) during the non-league defense and started working on the connection in 6-0 after a first quarter that saw them turn the ball victory over Scripps Ranch on Oct. 3. Photo by Scott Hopkins THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 SPORTS THE PENINSULA BEACON 15

COLLEGE ROUNDUP The Point Loma Nazarene women’s volleyball team reacts with spirit after beating longtime PLNU defends home court on Dig Pink Night conference foe California Bap- PLNU ATHLETICS Azusa Pacific. She is now 3-1-0 in her career against tist on Oct. 2 to take a half- COMMUNICATIONS DEPT. The San Diego native (Mira Mesa the Cougars. match lead for first place in the High School) made seven saves, two shy Oriarte now leads the PacWest in Pacific West standings. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM of her career-best mark, as the Point goals-against average (0.31) and save Courtesy photo STANDS FIRM AT HOME Loma defense held strong to make a goal percentage (.933). in the 14th minute stand up for the vic- She has 14 saves on the season and Point Loma Nazarene University’s tory over its longtime rivals. one shutout. Golden Gymnasium was rocking in the stands and on the court Oct. 2 as the Point Loma volleyball team defeated Cal- ifornia Baptist 25-23, 20-25, 25-17 and 25-19 in front of a pink-clad student section as part of the Side-Out Founda- tion’s Dig Pink campaign. With the victory, PLNU is now a half- match up for first place in the Pacific West Standings at 6-0 (9-5 overall). This was also the second straight loss for the Lancers, who fell to 8-6 on the season and two games off the pace in the PacWest standings at 4-2. PLNU’s Heather Leavitt recorded a double-double with a match-high 20 kills and 14 digs, but it was a team effort that led Point Loma to the victory over its longtime conference foe. Five Sea Lions had eight or more kills in the match, including freshman mid- dle blocker Bethany Mandon, who post- ed a career-best 11 kills with just one error for a .385 hitting percentage. Fellow middle blocker Alyssa Dwyer added nine kills and a .300 hitting per- centage, while Briana Vieth and Delaney McCraney chipped in with eight kills apiece. It was Savannah Wedemeyer who was the distributor for the Sea Lions all night. She had 49 assists in the four sets as PLNU posted assists on 56 of 58 kills. Christin Fisher also added 19 digs and Mandon paced the squad with four blocks. “I don’t know if it was emotion or focus tonight, but there was definitely something different about this match, and really this week,” said Point Loma head coach Jonathan Scott. “We pre- pared better than we had all season and it showed.” The Point Loma volleyball team donned pink jerseys and wore the ini- tials of a loved one affected by cancer on the sleeves of their warmup shirts. The Point Loma Athletic Department also collected donations for the Dig Pink Campaign. For more information, visit www.plnusealions.com. “The Dig Pink campaign is something that has been embraced by the volley- ball community at all levels, so here at Point Loma, we are happy to be part of something bigger than ourselves,” said Scott.

Point Loma sophomore goalkeeper Ariel Ori- arte has been selected the Pacific West Con- ference Defender of the Week for the week of Sept. 22-28. Courtesy photo

ORIARTE NAMED PacWest SOCCER DEFENDER OF WEEK Point Loma sophomore goalkeeper Ariel Oriarte has been selected the Pacif- ic West Conference Defender of the Week for the week of Sept. 22-28. Oriarte earned her first shutout of the season in Point Loma’s 1-0 win over THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 16 THE PENINSULA BEACON HEALTHY LIVING

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Use knowledge of Methods sys- the following: ALEJANDRO CORRAL This business is JOLLA, CA. 92037 The first day of business was: NOT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. un caso de derecho civil. Tiene quo pagar el grava- tems, cryptography and licensing. 40 conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL The first day of busi- APPLICABLE Registrant Name: MORTON SHAEVITZ GEORGE JONILONIS 2014-024790 Fictitious Business Names(s): RECON- men de la corte antes de que corte pueda desechar hrs/wk. Masters, Applied Mathematics ness was: NOT APPLICABLE Registrant Name: ALE- PHD ABPP Title: PRESIDENT The statement was filed “The Estate Builder” WORKS, RCNWRX located at: 1145 LAW ST. SAN el caso. The name and address of the court is: (El JANDRO CORRAL Title: OWNER The statement was with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County + 1 yr. exp. Mail resume: B. Apotovsky, 858-278-4040 DIEGO, CA. 92109 is registered by the following: nombre y dirección de la corte es): SUPERIOR COURT filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / Coun- Clerk of San Diego County on: OCT 03, 2014 ISSUE 11391 Sorrento Valley Rd., San Diego, MICHAEL TIM SEELEY This business is conducted by: OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO - CEN- 3536 Ashford St., San Diego, CA 92111 ty Clerk of San Diego County on: SEP 10, 2014 ISSUE DATES: OCT 09, 16 , 23 AND 30, 2014 CA 92121 A CORPORATION MICHAEL TIM SEELEY INC. 1145 TRAL DIVISION, 330. W BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, in Clairemont. DATES: OCT 02, 09, 16 AND 23, 2014 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. LAW ST. SAN DIEGO, CA. 92109 CALIFORNIA The CA.92101 CASE NO: 37-2014-00020443-CU-BC- [email protected] 2014-026439 Fictitious Business Names(s): ICONIC OCEAN CORP Houston, TX. Train for first day of business was: 08/07/2014 Registrant CTL The name, address, and telephone number of SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA HALL OF JUSTICE Fax 760-431-4744 MEDS located at: 7536 CHARMANT DR #1123 SAN NEW Career. *Underwater Welder. Com- Name: MICHAEL TIM SEELEY Title: PRESIDENT The plaintiff’s attorney, or plaintiff without an attorney, is: 330 WEST BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 DIEGO, CA. 92122 is registered by the following: mercial Diver. *NDT/ Weld Inspector. Job DEL MAR LAGOON VIEW HOME buy, statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., (El nombre, la direccieón y el número de teléfono del CASE NO: 37-2014-00032899-CU-PT-CTL PETI- MICHAEL J FREERKING This business is conducted lease or lease option, $1.65mil. Many Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego County on: abogado del demandante, o del demandante que no TIONER OR ATTORNEY, JEREMY JONAS GONZA- placement and financial aid for those by: AN INDIVIDUAL The first day of business was: more RE opportunities. Geo Jonilonis Rltr SEP 16, 2014 ISSUE DATES: SEPT 25 OCT 02, 09 tiene abogado, es): PREOVOLOS LEWIN & HEZLEP, LES 4286 LOCHLOMOND STREET SAN DIEGO, CA. who qualify. 800-321-0298. ALC 550 West C St., Suite 1600, San Diego, CA. 09/17/2014 Registrant Name: MICHAEL J FREEKING 619 454 4151 & 16, 2014 92110 650-888-2487 HAS FILED A PETITION WITH PETS & PET SERVICES 400 92101 (619) 696-0520 DATE: JUNE 23, 2014 Clerk THIS COURT FOR A DECREE CHANGING PETITION- Title: OWNER The statement was filed with Ernest J. OPERATIONS MANAGER SOUGHT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 3-4 ACRES VISIT , L. McAlister, Deputy, ISSUE DATES: SEPT 25 OCT ERS NAME FROM JEREMY JONAS GONZALES TO Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San LOCALLY BASED NATIONWIDE REAL 2014-024572 Fictitious Business Names(s): HOMO  pet adoption/sale idahosalmonriverwater.com 02, 09 AND 16, 2014 JEREMY JONAS DILELLO THE COURT ORDERS that Diego County on: OCT 03, 2014 ISSUE DATES: OCT - HABILIS / HANDY- MAN (HH / HM) located at: 4444 ESTATE INVESTMENT! FAST GROWING all persons interested in this matter shall appear 09, 16 , 23 AND 30, 2014 Seeks Responsible Person! Sales Experi- FRENCH BULLDOG AKC puppies, home LEGAL ADS 900 WEST POINT LOMA BLVD., PLV-C-67 SAN DIEGO, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. ence. Responsibilities: Inbound/ Outbound trained,10wks,4males,5females, healthy, CA. 92107-1020 is registered by the following: MAR- Calls. Screening, Daily Leads, Running good with children and other pets, $800 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: CEL OMAR GOMEZ This business is conducted by: AN [email protected] 619-501-5386 ROY YUH HSIN CHIN, a.k.a. ROY Y. CHIN CASE NUM- INDIVIDUAL The first day of business was: NOT APPLI- Comparable Sales, Coordinate with Clos- CABLE Registrant Name: MARCEL OMAR GOMEZ ing Attorney/ Company. Data Entry, Excel, BER: 37-2014-00029367-PR-LA-CTL. To all heirs, ENGLISH BULLDOG Pups, champion beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and per- Title: OWNERThe statement was filed with Ernest J. DANNY’S GARAGE Manage Direct Mail Campaigns. Detail line, purebred,3males,2females, potty sons who may be otherwise interested in the will or Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San Oriented, Good Work Ethics, Self-Motivat- estate, or both, of ROY YUH HSIN CHIN, a.k.a. ROY Y. Diego County on: SEP 12, 2014 ISSUE DATES: SEPT COMPLETE SERVICE AUTO REPAIR trained and house broken,11wks, $800 25 OCT 02, 09 AND 16, 2014 ed. Excited for opportunity for commis- [email protected] (619) 271-3325 CHIN A Petition for Probate has been filed by WILLIE FROM HEAD LIGHTS TO TAIL LIGHTS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN sion/ performance-based pay and com- KIANG in the Superior Court of California, County of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. ENGLISH BULLDOG Female Puppy SAN DIEGO. The Petition for Probate requests that 2014-023726 Fictitious Business Names(s): TRACY WE ALSO pensation. Compensation. $40K to $60K PERFORM Yearly. 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Jason Scheff (top row, center in tan), a former Point Loman who went on to stake his claim to fame as singer and bassist for the legendary classic rockers Chicago, will have a home- coming of sorts on Oct. 12, performing a one-off gig at Lestat’s Coffeehouse on Adams Avenue. Courtesy photo Point Loma’s link to legendary rockers Chicago to return home for a local gig

BY BART MENDOZA | THE BEACON that sort of thing. We’re going back to my roots, playing songs I heard when I Former Point Loma resident and was growing up in the 1970s,” Scheff bassist Jason Scheff returns to San said. “We’ll sprinkle a few songs of Diego for a rare one-off show on Oct. mine in there, but we won’t be doing 12 at Lestat’s Coffeehouse. Best known any Chicago. That’s a separate thing.” as singer and bassist for the legendary While bass seems like the obvious classic rockers Chicago, he’s also part choice for Scheff to learn, it wasn’t his of the legendary Point Loma-based first choice. Scheff family of musicians, which “It was the last one, actually,” he includes father Jerry, a legend for his recalled. “I started on piano when I work with Elvis Presley and the Doors, was around 6 years old, just picking up as well as Jason’s brother, Lauren, who things by ear. I tried to take lessons for performs with award-winning local a little while, then went to guitar.” indie rocker Kevin Martin and Get Fate had other plans for Scheff. Back Loretta. “My buddies and I in sixth grade put Jason Scheff joined Chicago hitmak- a band together and they all grabbed ers in September 1985, scoring an the cool instruments,” he said. “The instant hit with “Will You Still Love bass was the only thing left. I thought Me?”, which rose to it was appropriate No. 3 in the charts “I love seeing the joy [the because my parents in 1986. This was music] brings to people. We go split up when I was followed by 10 more out there every night, and you about 3. I really did- chart entries from can just tell that when you are n’t get to spend Chicago, including playing a song people know much time growing “Look Away” (No. 1 up with my dad, so it in 1988). The band real well, it takes them back felt like a connection is currently touring to a point in their life and expe- to him. I thought if I behind its recent riences that they’ve been played bass maybe I album, “Chicago 36 through.” could try and follow — Now,” but this JASON SCHEFF in his footsteps a lit- special gig is apart Former Point Loman, tle bit.” from that. It’s a singer/bassist for the classic Though Scheff is chance for Scheff, rockers Chicago a regular visitor to who today calls the area, there are Nashville home, to get back to his some things he misses. Point Loma roots. “The whole beach community, just The reason for the gig comes down getting up and going surfing and a to family. handful of friends,” he said. “I just got “My brother, Lauren, has such a out of the water in Daytona Beach,” he great presence down in San Diego and said. “That reminded me a lot of grow- been working with a lot of local talent ing up in San Diego.” for several years and nurturing a great At 52, Scheff still enjoys playing scene,” Scheff said during a tour stop music as much as ever. in Daytona, Fla. “I love seeing the joy it brings to peo- “I was going to be finishing up some ple,” he said. “We go out there every dates of a Chicago tour in San Diego, night, and you can just tell that when so he asked me if I wanted to stick you are playing a song people know around and we could just do a gig real well, it takes them back to a point together. I thought, ‘What a great idea. in their life and experiences that I could tap into this great talent pool they’ve been through.” that he’s involved with.’” He said he considers this connection On hand will be the likes of key- with his audience to be special — mag- boardist Kevin Martin, drummer Dun- ical, even. can Moore and percussionist Bob Sale. “They can be having the worst day ”It’s turning into a really fun in their life, and the minute they hear a reunion of sorts, but it’s also about get- song, it takes them to a better place. ting together with my brother and par- And you’re part of that delivery laying everything that we’ve worked method. It’s pretty awesome,” he said. for into a set,” said Scheff. The plan is for a list of choice covers, • JASON SCHEFF:Sunday, Oct. 12 at but don’t expect the obvious. LESTAT’S COFFEEHOUSE, 3343 Adams “It’s pretty much all covers, songs by Ave. 9 p.m. All ages. Cover TBD. Elton John and Earth, Wind & Fire, www.Lestats.com. THURSDAY · OCTOBER 9, 2014 DINING THE PENINSULA BEACON 19 A public market emerges on the horizon at Liberty Station

BY FRANK SABATINI JR. | THE BEACON though implemented without using modern design elements that would What was originally designated alter the historic integrity of the for a project called The Shops in the structure. 22,000-square-foot wing of Liber- “A lot of what we’re trying to ty Station’s Building 1 will now make is already there,” he said. “It become the site of Liberty Public has all the bones for a cool market.” Market, a culinary bazaar of sorts He said his goal is to open with 34 spearheaded by Coronado native vendors of local origins that would and restaurateur David Spatafore of include a butcher, fish monger, Blue Bridge Hospitality. baker, cheese specialist, juicer, tor- Slated to open in June, the ven- tilla maker and more. He’s also ture was inspired by Spatafore’s vis- reserved two separate areas for wine its to Redding Terminal Market in and beer merchants. Philadelphia and Granville Island “The list of potential vendors is Public Market in Vancouver, Cana- huge,” said Spatafore. “I want an da, as well as others. eclectic collection of vendors that “When I’m at those places, it’s a will drive that sensory overload of a visual-smell-taste-touch experi- public market. And I want to give ence,” he said. “You’re turned on to them the chance to have a brick- things that you never knew existed. and-mortar outlet without having And I’ve always thought, ‘Why to sign their lives away.” don’t we have anything like this in Spatafore has already begun San Diego?’” meeting with dozens of candidates Plans are under way for Liberty Public Market in Liberty Station. This rendering shows the vision for the exterior of the market, which would Spatafore said he was impressed as he continues finalizing design be located on Historic Decatur Road at Liberty Station, once known as the Naval Training Center. A vision of the interior is shown below. by the “rawness” of Building 1 at plans. Among them is Pete Bal- Courtesy photos by Fitch 2816 Historic Decatur Road, which istreri, the executive chef at Tender was originally built as the Naval Greens Point Loma who specializes Piggy’s Bar-B-Q, Village Pizzeria and Training Center’s commissary in in hand-crafted Italian salumi. Coronado Coffee Company. 1921. His vision for turning the “He’s interested in being part of The market lineup, he adds, might vacant space into a public co-op of the market,” said Spatafore, adding also fold in a couple of food-related artisan food vendors won approval that he can’t yet reveal the others merchandisers selling cookbooks from the property’s management composing an initial short list “until and kitchen supplies. firm, Corky McMillin Companies, we have something for them to actu- In thinking further ahead, despite its intent at the time of filling ally sign onto.” Spatafore said he hopes to build a the gap with commercial retailers. He did divulge, however, that the test kitchen within the market that Spatafore assures that Liberty merchant mix will include Moo would provide additional cooking Public Market will deliver something Time Creamery, which Spatafore space for vendors and serve as a much different than a shopping founded 16 years ago in Coronado. demo platform for local farmers. He mall. 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The yearly Ocean Beach MainStreet Association (OBMA) Awards Celebra- tion and Annual Meeting will be Thursday, Oct. 23 at the Ocean Beach Masonic Center, 1711 Sunset Cliffs Blvd. The relaxed and fun-filled event, often full of tongue-in-cheek jokes and good-natured pokes at friends in the community, is also a serious affair that honors outstanding merchants, volun- teers and movers-and-shakers in Ocean Beach from throughout the year. “It is a fun, two-hour event that is open to our members in good stand- ing,” said Denny Knox, OBMA’s execu- tive director. “Awards are given out based on nominations from all of our standing committees (design, organiza- tion, economic restructuring and pro- motion).” Knox said OBMA’s membership (more than 500) has the opportunity to vote online for their favorite business After working hard for the Ocean Beach community all year, members and award recipients in each category. She said the general let their hair down for a fun and riotous evening each year during the Ocean Beach Main- public can also vote by going to the Street Association’s yearly Awards Celebration and Annual Meeting held at the Masonic Cen- business improvement district’s (BID’s) ter on Sunset Cliffs Boulevard. Courtesy photo Facebook event page at Face- book.com/obma-92107. “There is always a surprise during the raffled off at this year’s event. Raffle “They need to have a Facebook event. Last year, everyone got red lips tickets are $5, and an arm’s length of account and they can comment (write and posed for photos. We have some- tickets can be purchased for $20. in their choice for Customer Service thing different for this year.” “Members can put their prize tickets Business of the Year),” Knox said, Knox said this year’s OBMA awards in any of the jugs in front of the bas- adding the evening’s buffet dinner is will have something for everyone, kets depending on which baskets they provided free of charge by 25 local including “a little singing, recognizing want to win,” said Knox. “It’s a great restaurants who donate their favorite our local businesses, catching up with deal.” dishes. friends — and it’s all free.” For more information, visit “We often have many elected repre- Five huge baskets, each worth $500 www.oceanbeachsandiego.com. sentatives in attendance,” said Knox. in gift cards and other items are being

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and spooky experience for students, Rhodes Park at Sunset Cliffs and Nimitz announced. For more information, call (619) 515-4400, email info@obtown- WHAT’SAHEAD? teachers, parents and the community as boulevards from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (619) 515-4400, email info@obtown- council.org, or visit obtowncouncil.org. Peninsula-area events, Oct. 13 to Dec. 20 a whole. The event features games, food Admission is free, and the cost is $7 for council.org, or visit obtowncouncil.org. MONDAY, Oct. 13 and plenty of Halloween fun with a cos- a single dog, $10 for groups of dogs and SATURDAY, Dec. 6 The League of Women Voters Ocean tume contest, haunted hallway, cake $10 for floats to enter into the costume SATURDAY, Nov. 29 • The Ocean Beach Town Council will Beach/Point Loma Unit will meet from walk, pumpkin patch and lots of games contest and parade. For more informa- The Ocean Beach Town Council will host a craft fair to raise proceeds for the 10 a.m. to noon at the Point for youngsters. Tickets for games and tion, e-mail oceanbeachkiwa- host a craft fair to raise proceeds for the Town Council Community Tree Com- Loma/Hervey Branch Library, activities are on sale for $1 each at the [email protected]. Town Council Community Tree Com- mittee’s holiday Food and Toy Drive. The 3701 Voltaire St. The meeting will fea- door. The event takes place from 5 to mittee’s holiday Food and Toy Drive. The craft fair takes place from 9 a.m. to ture presentations on “The Pros and 8 p.m. at Silver Gate Elementary School, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12 craft fair takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 2 p.m. at the Veterans’ Plaza and lawn Cons of the State and Local Proposi- located at 1499 Venice St. For more The Point Loma/Hervey Branch p.m. at the Veterans’ Plaza and lawn area at the foot of Newport Avenue. For tions” and “Information about the Port information, visit the school’s website at Library will host a free program featur- area at the foot of Newport Avenue. For more information, call (619) 515-4400, Authority.” Visitors are welcome. The www.sandi.net/silvergate. ing poet retired Navy SEAL and artist more information, call (619) 515-4400, email [email protected], or visit LWV is a nonpartisan organization. For Moki Martin, who will speak on the topic email [email protected], or visit obtowncouncil.org. more information, visit www.lwvsan- SATURDAY, Oct. 25 of “From Frogmen to SEALS.” The pre- obtowncouncil.org. • The annual Ocean Beach Town diego.org. Check out the spooky fun at Loma sentation takes place at 6:30 p.m. at the Council OB Holiday Parade begins at Portal Elementary’s Monster Bash from library, located at 3701 Voltaire St. For TUESDAY, Dec. 2 5:05 p.m. and runs from Sunset Cliffs THURSDAY, Oct. 16 4 to 8 p.m. The community is welcome. more information, call (619) 531-1539. The Ocean Beach community Christ- Boulevard to Abbott Street at the beach. The Ocean Beach Historical Society The event will feature games, crafts, a mas tree arrives at the foot of Newport For more information, call (619) 515- will host a free program featuring a read- cake walk, food and drinks, a costume SATURDAY, Nov. 8 Avenue by 11 a.m. The tree will begin 4400, email [email protected], ing of “Between the Lampposts: The Lit- contest, a photo booth, a raffle and, of The Ocean Beach Town Council will getting decorated Dec. 3, then by local or visit obtowncouncil.org. erary Giants of Loma Portal,” a book course, the Dad’s Club haunted house. host a craft fair to raise proceeds for the schoolchildren Dec. 4 when they bring about the history behind local street For more information, visit www.sandi.- Town Council Community Tree Com- their handmade ornaments between 9 SATURDAY, Dec. 13 naming. The program takes place at net/lomaportal. mittee’s holiday Food and Toy Drive. The and 11a.m. and visit with Santa. For The Ocean Beach Town Council will 7 p.m. at the Point Loma United craft fair takes place from 9 a.m. to more information, call (619) 515-4400, host a craft fair to raise proceeds for the Methodist Church, located at 1984 Sun- SUNDAY, Oct. 26 4 p.m. at the Veterans’ Plaza and lawn email [email protected], or visit Town Council Community Tree Com- set Cliffs Blvd. The book is a special The Kiwanis Club of Ocean Beach will area at the foot of Newport Avenue. For obtowncouncil.org. mittee’s holiday Food and Toy Drive. The neighborhood project coordinated by host its ninth annual OB Howl-O-Ween more information, call (619) 515-4400, craft fair takes place from 9 a.m. to friends Elaine Fotinos Burrell and Karla Canine Festival and Costume Contest, email [email protected], or visit THURSDAY, Dec. 4 4 p.m. at the Veterans’ Plaza and lawn Lapic. For more information, visit obhis- with gobs of things to do and plenty of obtowncouncil.org. The OB Town Council Community area at the foot of Newport Avenue. tory.wordpress.com. entertainment for four-legged friends Tree Committee hosts the OB Tree Auc- December 20. For more information, call and their owners alike. The street fair MONDAY, Nov. 11 tion at the Sunshine Company from (619) 515-4400, email info@obtown- FRIDAY, Oct. 17 features music, food, a costume contest The Ocean Beach Town Council will 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. with fun, excitement council.org, or visit obtowncouncil.org. Silver Gate Elementary School will and prizes, along with a parade of host its annual OB Restaurant Walk. and your chance to start your holiday host its annual Harvest Festival, a fun pooches. The fun takes place at Dusty Tickets are $20.00. Details to be shopping. For more information, call SATURDAY, Dec. 20 The Ocean Beach Town Council will host a craft fair to raise proceeds for the Town Council Community Tree Com- mittee’s holiday Food and Toy Drive. The craft fair takes place from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. Largest Free Home Improvement Event! at the Veterans’ Plaza and lawn area at the foot of Newport Avenue. For more information, call (619) 515-4400, email [email protected], or visit Friday, October 10 10am-6pm | Saturday, October 11 10am-6pm | Sunday, October 12 10am-5pm obtowncouncil.org.

Music on the Point returns with stellar organist performance Music on the Point, the concert series hosted by All Souls’ Episcopal Church, returns on Sunday, Oct. 19 at 4 p.m. The See Your Home in a Whole New Way! opening concert will be performed by Gabriel Arregui, organist-choirmaster of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Encinitas. Arregui, an ambassdor for the organ Don’t miss our Home Show: and its literature, will offer works by J.S. Bach, Petr Erben, Girolamo Frescobaldi, Dieterich Buxtehude and Jean Langlais. October 10-12, 2014 This concert season celebrates the 30th anniversary of the construction of at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, San Diego! San Diego’s only historically informed pipe organ. It was created over more 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd. than three years in the Fritts-Richards workshop in Tacoma, Wash., and is con- structed of hand-crafted woodwork and pipework. The organ case is adorned with hand-carved, gold-leafed wooden sculptures representing the creatures Admission to that live in the tidepools of Point Loma. With the exception of the organ blower Home Show USA is FREE! and the console lighting, the action of the instrument is completely mechani- cal, using the finest aspects of 17th cen- tury organ-building technology. For many, this organ remains one of the city’s best-kept secrets. For afiiciona- Drawings for TV to Tablet. dos of fine music, it is a constant delight to see and hear. The public is cordially invited to attend all of the concerts. Every hour a new Winner! There is a suggested donation of $5, although no one is turned away. Stu- dents are welcome at no charge. A reception follows, where audience mem- Visit us Online or Call: bers may greet the performer and enjoy All Souls’ hospitality and fellowship. For more information, contact Geof- Make your remodeling dreams come true! 1-800-999-5400 frey Graham at (619) 223-6394, ext. Get Inspired…Get Started…Make it Happen! homeshowsusa.net 13, or email [email protected].