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Penguins Take Flight on Southwest Airlines EL CAJON, CA 92020 U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 237 PRESORTED STANDARD (619) 444-5774 MACHINE SUBSCRIBE TODAY! CALL October 1-31! VOLUME 14 Gazette Newspaper Group, LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL AWARD WINNING PUBLICATIONS, proudly serves NUMBER 20 El Cajon, Rancho San Diego, La Mesa, Spring Valley, Lemon Grove, R amona, Santee, Lakeside, Alpine, Jamul and the Back Country OCTOBER 11-17, 2012 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Local ...................... 4-6 Inspiration ................. 8 Penguins take flight on Southwest Airlines Health ....................... 9 Calendar ...................10 Community ................ 11 MotorandSports ..... 12-14 Puzzles .....................15 Legals .................. 16-21 Meet Peanuts and his Classifieds ............... 22 . friends. See page 23 Autos ........................17 What’s happening this weekend? Looking for something to do? See page 10 for the Gazette calendar. Southwest Airlines flight 3507 from Denver to San Diego; Special passengers Pete and Penny Penguin along with Sloth Tess and their human handlers from Sea World San Diego were on board. Mid way through the flight the Sea World handlers brought out Pete and Penny to meet the more than 150 passengers. Pictured here is Penny and her handler Mary Talle. Sea World and Southwest Airlines have joined together to help rescue and preserve many aquatic species from around the world. Photo credit: Tom Walko LegalShield. THOUSANDS $ .19 OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS A unique service. Only COULD HAVE BEEN READING day A priceless benefit. 1 YOUR AD RIGHT NOW! LegalShield will help when you call.... 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Finish Carpentry and all your construction needs STAMP, COLORED OR STANDARD An English owned family business DRIVEWAYS & PATIOS Commercial - Residential 32 years experience — Licensed Est. 1980 Seniors Discount Call Ray Tatlock CA Lic. & Bonded No Job too Small (619) 447-1497 Foreclosure www.drivewayspecialist.net Renovations VISA/MASTERCARD ACCEPTED (619) 561-3182 Serving San Diego since 1961 Wendy Kane Registered Addiction Specialist Helping You To Put The Pieces Of Your Life Back Together Recovery Coaching - Interventions Specializing in Chronic Relapse RAS #K0704180836 [email protected] SHOP EAST COUNTY PAGE 4 EAST COUNTY GAZETTE OCTOBER 11, 2012 Local News & Events El Cajon highlights — by Monica Zech, Chief Rick Sitta at our special The expo features over 40 City of El Cajon Public noon welcoming ceremony. exhibits addressing important Information Officer The El Cajon Police Depart- issues such as: fire safety, di- ment will have a special Police saster preparedness from the October Closure For City K-9 demonstration, and a K-9 Office of Emergency Services, Arson Investigation demonstra- the American Red Cross and Offices tion. San Diego Gas & Electric The next alternate Friday clo- Heartland Fire & Rescue. Visit and Mission Federal Credit the career section and talk with sures will be October 12 & 26. Union are the title sponsors for Please go to www.cityofelcajon. College representatives. There this year’s event. Visit the Mis- will also be a Senior Resource us for a full 2012 calendar of sion Federal booth and receive hours for City offices. area. For more information, a fire badge sticker and red fire please visit the Heartland Fire helmet for the children. Meet & Rescue website at www. Discover all the great things the 9-1-1 For Kids Mascot Red heartlandfire.org, or call (619) E. Fox, Smokey Bear, Mother 441-1737. happening in El Cajon! Goose, the Mother Goose Queen and her court, and See you this Saturday at El Miss El Cajon and Miss Teen El Last chance to sign up for Cajon’s Safety & Career FIRE Cajon. The child safety fun zone Fall Recreation Classes will feature a giant inflatable Don’t forget to sign up for Expo! house and a fire safety trailer your favorite class! Registra- on’t miss the annual where children will learn about tions will be accepted through El Cajon Safety & having a home escape plan in October 13. The City of El DCareer FIRE Expo case of fire. Joining us for their Cajon Recreation Department Officials from Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD) and Granite Hills High School being held this coming Sat- 6th year, the Kiwanis Club of is proud to offer a full selection urday, Oct. 13, at Heartland East San Diego County will be celebrated the completion of Building 200 with a dedication ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 4. The of quality programs for tiny new two-story building will add 21 classrooms and approximately 50,000 square-feet of learning Fire & Rescue’s Fire Station giving away free child safety tots, dance, gymnastics, youth 6, located at 100 E. Lexington helmets (while supplies last); space for Career Technical Education (CTE) classes, in addition to a new quad. The building will sports, and much more! The serve medical science, culinary arts and digital arts students, and provide alternative learning Avenue from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Home Depot will have their new fall Guide to Recreation Meet the new Heartland Fire children’s safety workshop. space with two outdoor patios and a large courtyard. Pictured (from left) GUHSD Board Member is online NOW at www.elca- Priscilla Schreiber, GUHSD Board Vice President Dick Hoy, GUHSD Superintendent Ralf Swenson, GHHS ASB President Taylor Zeno, GHHS Principal Georgette Torres, GUHSD Board Member Jim Kelly, City of El Cajon Mayor Mark Lewis, and City of El Cajon Police Chief Jim Redman. jonrec.org. Register online, by Cajon Valley Education Bowl-A-Thon this Saturday, mail, or if you prefer to register Oct. 13, from 3 – 5:30 p.m. at in person, walk in to any of our Foundation Saturday Bowl- Parkway Bowl. Funds raised recreation centers during opera- A-Thon will be used towards Teacher tional hours. For more informa- Grab your bowling shoes Grants, Student School Service tion, call (619) 441-1516. Don’t and register for the Cajon Val- Awards, and Stars in Education. delay - register today. ley Education Foundation’s With five players per team, the registration fee is $20 per bowl- er and each “team” is asked to fundraise a minimum of $200 AFFordAble leGAl in addition to the registration fee. Prizes will be awarded for document PreparAtion highest and lowest score, high- est amount raised, best team name and an opportunity draw- ing. Parkway Bowl is located at 1280 Fletcher Parkway in El Able “2” Help Cajon. For information, email: [email protected], or call (619) 588-3005. • D ivorce Services 311 e. main St., el cajon El Cajon Police Department • Adoptions Community Forums begin • Small claims The El Cajon Police De- • Guardianship partment will be holding four • Child Support Community Neighborhood • Name changes 619-588-4045 Sector Watch meetings in Oc- tober. This is your opportunity • Spousal Support to ask police and other City Legal Separation department representatives • Conservatorships your questions, to address any concerns you may have about • Restraining orders your neighborhood, or to say • Default/Judgements “thank you” for a job well done. • Child custody/Visitation Information and signups for the Neighborhood Watch program • Notary Public & much more! will also be available for resi- Walks in Welcome dents interested in participating. Forum topics include the City’s Se Habla espanol Centennial celebration taking place on November 12, and www.Able2HelpServices.com the Police Department’s “Check See HIGHLIGHTS page 5 We like to check out the fire trucks... ...and ask the fire fighters questions. Newspaperwww.readingclubfun.com Fun!Annimills LLC c 2012 V9-41 Have you ever visited the firehouse or had a 17 fire fighter come to your school to speak? It’s just Fire Safety is Smart! plain smart to learn how to help prevent fires. When fire fighters talk about fire safety we tell students: smoke detector 1 • Get out of the house quickly if there is a fire. 3 4 2 Hmm... I spy • Call the fire department from a neighbor's house. 5 fire station • If your clothes catch on fire remember to... a 7 grownup hydrant! 6 9 STOP, DROP AND ROLL! Families can read 8 exit fire Family Fire Safety Checklist this list! escape OCTOBER 11, 2012 EAST COUNTY GAZETTE PAGE 5 10 11 Cook in the kitchen only — LOCAL NEWS & EVENTS— 12 when an adult is helping you. hydrant house stairs Don’t touch matches, lighters alarm fire truck smoke or candles.
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