Double-Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

128TH YEAR, No.48 OJAIVALLEYNEWS.COM FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 2019 Double-murder suspect pleads not guilty Perry Van Houten Shirck is charged with two counts same day in the 600 block of North owned by Shirck’s father, though he [email protected] of murder in the deaths of 59-year- Ventura Avenue in Oak View. was out of town on business when the An Oak View man charged with old Margaret Dahl of Oak View and According to the Ventura Coun- women died. the murders of a mother and daugh- 82-year-old Phyllis Porter of Georgia. ty Medical Examiner’s Office, both Thus far, authorities have de- ter in an Ojai home last month ap- peared in court Wednesday and en- The bodies of the mother and women were stabbed to death and clined to report on a possible motive. tered not guilty pleas. daughter were found on Aug. 24 at a both deaths were ruled homicides. Shirck is due back in court Nov. 5 Shawn Shirck, 25, also denied home in the 100 block of Valley Ridge Detectives said Shirck and the for an early disposition conference. Photo courtesy VCSO special allegations for use of a knife, Drive, after a 911 call. women were family friends, and the He remains in custody at the county Shawn Shirck according to online court records. Shirck was arrested later that house where the murders occurred is jail with his bail set at $1,080,000. Supervisors deny 3 Tristen and Gator rally Rangers

Austin Widger appeals for winery [email protected] Tristen Lamp contin- Perry Van Houten ery occupies approximately ues the Nordhoff High [email protected] seven acres, according to the School horse and rider A winery near Casitas county. tradition started in 2008, Springs has lost the latest The owner of the winery, when Montana Titus round in its battle with the Andrew Holguin of Holguin began riding her horse county of Ventura. Family Ventures LLC, came at the request of former In what 1st District Su- before the board on Tuesday pervisor Steve Bennett called to appeal two code violations Rangers head coach Tony “an open-and-shut case,” the and the denial of its zoning Henney. Titus was the Ventura County Board of Su- clearance application by the daughter of Henney’s as- pervisors voted Tuesday to Ventura County Planning sistant coach Scott Titus. deny three separate appeals Commission. “To tell you the The horse and rider by the owners of the Old truth, I didn’t know it was go- duo lead the Rangers Creek Ranch Winery. ing to be so hard to deal with onto the field for the first The winery, which this county,” Holguin said. and second half of every changed hands in 2015, is The violations stem from home football game. “We situated on 300 acres at 10024 have a mascot, but the Old Creek Road. The win- Winery: Page A6 horse has kind of been part of that team lead-out type thing, that leads us out to battle,” said current City Council, school board coach Lance Wiggins. Lamp and Gator will meet to discuss Chaparral next bring out the team prior to the Rangers’ The Ojai City Council and the Ojai Unified School District game against Fillmore Board of Education will hold a joint meeting on Monday, Sept. High School Oct. 4. 23, at 7 p.m. The meeting will feature a presentation on a pro- Wiggins said: “We posed development project for the school district office prop- have the drums in the erty and Chaparral High School located at 414 E. Ojai Ave. The meeting will be held at the Jack Boyd Community locker room; and the Center at Sarzotti Park, 510 Park Road, Ojai. drums lead us out. Then The public is encouraged to attend and provide comment we have our chants, and on the project. we get out there. Then the For information, contact Luis Gomez, administrative as- Ojai Valley News photo by Ken Brown horse is the last straw, like let’s go to battle. Kind of sistant to city manager James Vega, at (805) 646-5581, Ext. Nordhoff freshman Tristen Lamp and her horse, Gator, lead the Nordhoff Rangers varsity football 103, or [email protected]. Or to speak to OUSD administra- like they did back when team onto the field before the team’s game against San Marcos High School on Sept. 13. tion, contact Kathy Smith, assistant to superintendent Tiffany they only had horses.” Morse, at (805) 604-4300, Ext. 1011. WATER LEVELS Air Force Staff Sgt. Adam Erickson SEASONAL YEAR-TO-DATE RAINFALL TOTALS FROM remembered for service, friendship OCTOBER 1, 2018 Matilija Canyon 39.39” By Andra Belknap ‘Grown men have Erickson loved his career, Soule Park 23.47” Ojai Valley News contributor according to his sister. Their Casitas Dam 26.57” Twenty-nine-year-old hugged me and told grandfather was a member of Ojai native Staff Sgt. Adam me that Adam was the U.S. Army Air Corps, and Oak View 24.99” K. Erickson lost his life dur- their very best friend. Erickson decided to follow Upper Ojai 25.30” ing a military training para- You’re a lucky in his footsteps and join the chuting operation Sept. 10 in LAKE CASITAS VOLUME person if you have U.S. Air Force in November of Perris, Calif. Erickson, a SERE 2011. He served his country Oct 1, 2018 74,657 acre-feet one true best friend in (Survival, Evasion, Resis- for nearly eight years. Sept 19, 2019 101,286 acre-feet tance and Escape) specialist, “If he had to go too soon, this life. How blessed Current volume 42.6 percent was stationed at Edwards Air was Adam that he had we’re grateful he was doing Force Base. something he loved,” said Erickson was born at the dozens of best friends. Andrews. “He was doing his Ojai Valley Community Hos- That’s a life well-lived.’ favorite thing in the world.” pital Jan. 1, 1990. He is sur- — Karen Erickson Erickson was a true “Ojai vived by his parents, Steven kid,” according to his older and Karen Erickson, sister sister, he loved nothing more Lauren Andrews, brothers Ty- to honor him was amaz- than exploring the Sespe ler and Garrett Erickson, and ing,” said family friend Brian wilderness with his friends. the love of his life, Kristyn Aikens, who attended the The opportunity to become Pritchett. According to An- Wednesday service. a SERE specialist — a highly drews, Pritchett and Staff Sgt. Andrews said her young- selective program that trains Erickson had “every intention er brother left his family one men and women to “sur- Photo courtesy of Lauren Andrews of getting married and having request: “He wanted a Vi- vive in the most remote and Adam Erickson, 29, a Nordhoff High School graduate, lost his life a family.” king funeral, which, it turns hostile environments on the during a military training parachuting operation Sept. 10 in Perris. Erickson’s family, friends out is illegal,” she said. Fam- planet,” according to the U.S. and military colleagues gath- ily, friends and members of Air Force, was a dream come fund travel for family, friends Sept. 18 funeral, Andrews ered in Ventura on Sept. 18 the military hosted a private true for Erickson. and military members who said. Thanks to support for to celebrate his life and ser- ceremony at Oil Piers Beach The Air Force set up a wished to travel to Erickson’s vice. “What the military did Wednesday, Andrews said. GoFundMe campaign to Adam Erickson: Page A8 Excellent service at Reasonable Rates- Management- Sales- Staging Preferred Property Management Real Estate Inc. 365 E. Santa Clara Street, Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 979-9775 • www.gowithpreferred.com Serving Ojai & Ventura County If you need Property Management, help in selling your home, or help in fi nding your piece of paradise, give us a call for a free consultation A2 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019

Stephen F. Bovee Noemiei Williamsilli Michele Briley 1942-2019 Stephen “Papa” Bovee, 79, of Ojai, Juncker Nelson California, passed away peacefully at his Noemie Williams Juncker Nelson, Michele Briley, of Ojai, who always had a home on September 12, 2019. Stephen “Mama” to her Ojai community of smile and a kind word for friends and everyone was born in Ventura, California, to family and friends, passed naturally she met, passed into heavenly life on Aug. 23. Howard and Maxine Bovee. He got polio and completely through the Veil early She was 76. at 14 just before the vaccine came out and morning, September 10, 2019, around the Intent on doing her part to make this a after a long recovery went on to lead an time when she traditionally got up, read at better world, she was a loving wife, mother extraordinary life. her desk and ate a cup of yogurt. She was and grandmother, creative businesswoman He went to Ventura High School where comfortable and peaceful in her home, and graphic artist and dedicated volunteer for he met the love of his life, MaryEllen Cook, and graduated in surrounded by the love of her daughter, Judy, adopted daughters causes in which she passionately believed. 1958. Stephen married MaryEllen on March 3, 1962 and they Jeanine and Jasmine, and a community of blessed Ojai friends. Born Mary Michele to Elizabeth and John moved to San Luis Obispo, where Stephen attended college and Thanks to the compassion, exemplary care and medical Reynolds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, she attended graduated from Cal Poly SLO. After graduation, he moved back professionalism of our Livingston Hospice’s Nurse Carol and elementary and high school in that city before to Ventura and became a teacher. He taught several subjects Nurse Stephanie, Home Health Aides Aracelli and Jessica, and moving with her family to California in 1960. She attended USC including drafting and graphics. He also helped many students Social Worker Laurian, and BellaBoo kitty who provided care, and Cal State Northridge. She worked part-time in banking as a start their careers with his excitement and involvement in work comfort and love to Mama these past years, and remain in our teller, later as a personnel trainer. experience programs. life as family. Michele met her future husband, Mike Briley, in 1967 After teaching at Buena High School for several years, he Noemie (III) Williams Juncker Nelson was the wife of Jesse and they married the next year. They were blessed with a retired and started his own business where his business card Richmond Nelson III (d. 2003); mama to Peggy Claire (d. 2005) daughter, Kathleen, in 1972 and a son, Michael Paul, in 1976. was a Round TUIT. He loved to swim with the fish. He loved and Judy Katherine, a blessed myriad of kitties and “wonderdog” Moving from Culver City to Ojai in 1983, the couple has USC football, Pinball, NASCAR, “Jeopardy,” and the Dodgers. Scout; and sister of Charles Juncker III (d. 2000) and Kathleen partnered in Briley Communications since 1990, with Michele He loved all the time with his family. Steve was very generous Juncker Turan (d. 2013). A beautiful, strong, wise woman of as graphic designer and Mike as writer. The business specializes with his time and his gifts. The Bovee home was a home filled “The Greatest Generation,” she worked to save her nation from in the production of newsletters for a variety of clients. with love and was a refuge, even a home to many over the years Fascism, working for the Coast Guard and the Army during Michele has volunteered in various ways with St. Thomas who were in need of a place to live, to be listened to, or to learn World War II, and met her husband, “Tex,” at the New Orleans Aquinas Parish, several years ago on The Bell Tower newsletter something. USO. and more recently as a member of the St. Vincent de Paul Besides providing for his family and extended family, Steven Born in 1922 in New Orleans to Noemie Williams and Charles Conference at the parish. Until just recently, Michele was a participated in many organizations and groups throughout the Juncker II, Noemie moved to New Mexico with her husband friendly, welcoming presence at the sign-in tables for Share the years. He and MaryEllen also prepared couples for marriage at in 1948, and raised two girls, as well as a myriad of kitties and Harvest and Open Pantry. St. Thomas, and were very active members and speakers for a beautiful garden before returning to New Orleans in 1965. Passionately devoted to the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy’s Marriage Encounter. As a young couple, they became members There, she worked 25 years for the University of New Orleans open space preservation goals, Michele has been a frequent of the Amicables, making amazing friendships and memories before retiring to manage a successful legal office with her volunteer at OVLC events and with the organization’s mailing for all the family members involved. husband. Noemie was Queen of their Mardi Gras Krewe Alexis party team. Stephen F. Bovee is survived by daughter Julie Freeman — the dream of her lifetime — in 1999. Michele is survived by her loving family: husband Mike; Fischer (Tom); sons Sean Bovee and Jason Queen; brother Finally retiring, she and Jess and their cats, Spunky and Paddy, daughter Kathleen (Dan); son Mike; grandchildren Max, Mia Mike Bovee (Sandy); sister Terri Schuttenberg (Mark); brother- moved to Southern California, adopting an abandoned kitten and Adeline; sister Jan (Tony); brother John (Sue); and several in-law Glenn (Janie); grandchildren Amber (Randy), Sean, Jeff, along the way, to be near their daughters. Jess passed in 2003, cousins, nieces and nephews. Johnathan (Viridiana), Emma, Ashlyn, Madyson, Carson, Kandi and daughter Peggy, of San Diego, Calif., passed in 2005. A memorial mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Saturday, (Jacob), and Payge; great-grandchildren Shelly, Johnny, William, Noemie and Judy enjoyed the beauty, art, food and blessed Sept. 21 in St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 185 St. Thomas Drive, Vita Jolie, John Eros, Abbi, Lucas, and Izzybelle; and nieces and community of friends of the Ojai Valley. She brought the magic Ojai, followed by a reception in the parish hall. nephews Jeff, Jill, Scott, Chris, Shelly, Katie, Jennifer, Becky, of New Orleans to Ojai, and was Queen Mother of Ojai Mardi In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions Kristy; and family caregiver of 30 years, Mike Fitzmorris. Gras in 2012. Noemie was never without an adopted kitty, and to St. Vincent de Paul or to the Ojai Valley Land Conservancy. Stephen was preceded in death by his parents, Howard and she passed peacefully over the Rainbow Bridge to dance and Arrangements are under the direction of the Joseph P. Reardon Maxine Bovee; wife of 57 years, MaryEllen Bovee; daughter Shelly play and to be at peace with her ancestors and animals. Funeral & Cremation Service, Ventura. Bovee (Glenn Queen); son Zachary Bovee; and grandchildren “When a wise woman passes, her seeds are left to grow.” Kenny and Wesley. Arrangements are by Joseph P. Reardon Funeral Home & In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Arc of Cremation Service, Ventura. Please make donations in her name Ojai, 210 Cañada St., Ojai, CA 93023. The family wishes to extend to Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurses & Hospice Care and the their gratitude to Los Robles Hospice for their loving care for Humane Society of Ventura County. There will be a memorial at Police blotter Stephen and the family. an Ojai location in October. Please see Judy K. Nelson’s page on Family and friends are invited to a funeral Mass and celebration Facebook for location and time. Crimes of life to be held in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, 185 St. and Ojai Avenue Sept. 12 for Thomas Dr., Ojai, CA 93023, on Saturday, September 28, 2019 • Burglary and graffiti van- misdemeanor warrants. with Fr. Peter Gelfer and Fr. Kirk Davis officiating. Rosary will dalism were reported in the • A 30-year-old man was begin at 11 a.m., Mass/celebration at 11:30 a.m. with lunch Thomas Ray Spencer 900 block of West Ojai Avenue arrested in the 00 block of immediately following. Arrangements are under the care of Joseph P. Reardon Funeral It is with great sadness that the family Sept. 12. Almond Avenue Sept. 12 for Home & Cremation Service, 757 E. Main. St., Ventura. of Thomas “Tom” Ray Spencer announces • Annoying telephone misdemeanor warrants. his passing on Sunday, September 8, 2019, calls were reported in the 1500 • A 31-year-old woman after a brief illness. Tom was 59 years old. block of Gridley Road Sept. 12. was arrested at Alviria Drive Please send obituaries to [email protected] Tom was born on January 19, 1960, to • Burglary was reported in and South Rice Road Sept. 13 Allen and Marlene Spencer in Minot, North Dakota. The family moved to Ojai when the 300 block of East Ojai Av- for being under the influence Tom was 9 months old. He attended the enue Sept. 12. of a controlled substance. Bail Memorial Service local schools and graduated from Nordhoff • Arson was reported in was set at $5,000. High School in 1978. the 11200 block of Creek Road • A 39-year-old man was Friends of Polly Bee are invited to join her family in a Shortly after high school, he began working for L.A. Thompson celebration of life on Friday, Oct. 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Sept. 16. arrested in the 600 block of Construction where he developed a love for operating heavy Arrests Soule Park Golf Course Banquet Room. RSVP by Sept. 27 to equipment. He spent over 40 years working through the Local East Ojai Avenue Sept. 13 for Kathy at (805) 223-5929. 12, International Union of Operating Engineers. • A 38-year-old man was public intoxication. Bail was In 1985, Tom married Nancy Barkman, also of Ojai, and they arrested in the 11500 block of set at $2,500. were blessed with two beautiful children. North Ventura Avenue Sept. 10 • A 37-year-old man was Tom is survived by his wife, Chungui Yang, lovingly referred to as “Lucy”; his children, Kellye (Jerry) and Cameron; parents for being under the influence arrested in the 1100 block of Allen and Louise Spencer; brothers David (Maryann) of of a controlled substance. Bail Alviria Drive Sept. 13 for being Ashtabula, Ohio, and Michael (Colleen) of Camarillo, California; was set at $5,000. under the influence of a con- sister Marsha (Chris) also of Camarillo, California; and former • A 51-year-old man was trolled substance. Bail was set wife Nancy. arrested in the 1100 block of at $5,000. Tom also leaves behind many beloved family members, nieces, nephews, extended family, including his recovery family Maricopa Highway Sept. 11 • A 32-year-old woman of 13 years. for public intoxication. Bail was cited in the 800 block of A celebration of Tom’s life will be held on Saturday, September was set at $2,500. East Ojai Avenue Sept. 15 for 21, 2019, at Soule Park in Ojai starting at 1 p.m. (there is a $5 per • A 47-year-old woman consuming an alcoholic bev- vehicle entrance fee). We welcome all who knew him to join us, was arrested at Drown Avenue erage in a public place. share stories, laughter, and fond memories. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ted Mayr Funeral Home, 3150 Loma Vista Road, Ventura, CA 93003. Condolences may be sent to TedMayrFuneralHome.com. WANTEDWANTED Coins • Tokens Paper Money Diamonds • Gold • Silver Jewelry • Watches Local Buyer for 45 Years 805-798-7140

Ojai Valley News (SSN40598000) is published weekly, on Friday, at 101 Vallerio Ave., Ojai, California. Postmaster send all address changes to: Ojai Valley News P.O. Box 277 Ojai, CA 93024 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 A3 Artist Marta Nelson honored on Peace Day In 2004, in preparation for the annual Ojai Studio Artists tour, Marta Nelson complet- ed a painting and intuitively included a dove. The date was Sept. 21, the International Day of Peace. She continued to add a dove to all her work since that date, later adding the acronym AFP (Artist for Peace). One of Ojai’s most be- loved artists, Nelson recent- ly passed away peacefully at age 96. She was a painter, a printmaker and a sculptor in papier-mâché. She was a tra- ditionalist who knew when to bend the rules, an optimist who felt compelled to paint something beautiful, a citizen of the world who strongly be- lieved that artists have a mis- sion: to use the arts as a vehi- cle for peace. Nelson’s example will be remembered and honored at the celebration of the Inter- national Day of Peace on Sat- Photo by Lucy Dickinson urday, Sept. 21, at 10 a.m. at 701 N. Montgomery St., Ojai. Brian Berman (left), Lisa Berman and Ray Powers are on the City of Peace team. Nelson’s love for teaching continued throughout her life Photo by Deborah Lyon with her most recent students Marta Nelson among her fellow residents Ojai to celebrate peace at (calling themselves The Rem- will speak about the history of tickets were sold. They brandts) at Gables of Ojai re- Peace Day. Anahata will lead raised enough money to tirement community. a bell chant and Lisa Berman make the needed repairs Above all else, Nelson was will lead a 15-minute shared with the help of each of community festival Sept. 22 a devoted advocate for peace. meditation. There will also be their husbands who rolled Letitia Grimes for the Earth and the actions cians for Social Responsibility She engaged the commu- music and poetry. up their sleeves and do- Special to the Ojai Valley News we can take to express both.” — Los Angeles, and co-found- nity and rallied support to Local artists are encour- nated the physical labor. The Ojai International The festival will feature er of Citizens for Peaceful Res- organize major exhibitions, aged to make a piece of art that Hank, Nelson’s husband, City of Peace team, Brian Ber- inspiring speakers, artists olutions. workshops and lectures to embodies the theme.”The top was especially helpful. Over man, Lisa Berman and Ray and musicians who are peace There will be a fun and promote peace. Nelson felt three winners will be awarded. the years, he shared his ex- Powers, will present the fifth builders and sustainability family-friendly interactive her advocacy was her most In addition, those wishing to pertise as an architect and annual United Nations Inter- leaders. Themes will include: Peace Art Zone. People are important work. She re- participate may write a poem carpenter, augmenting var- national Day of Peace Festi- Educational Foundations of also asked to bring a brown ceived numerous honors for of 75 words or fewer about ious aspects of the building, val in Libbey Park on Sunday, Peace in Schools; Climate bag lunch and join the world- Sept. 22, from 11 a.m. to 4 her devotion to communi- peace and how it relates to including the cabinets and Change Action Steps; Creating wide “Feast for Peace,” an an- climate action. Those wishing p.m. The free event will be an ty, including being named a display cases. a Bicycle-Friendly City; Tran- nual event that will take place 1997-98 Ojai Living Treasure; to participate in a “Feast for educational, entertaining and Not only did the tour sition to Renewable Energy; in multiple countries across receiving the City of Ojai Life- Peace” following the ceremo- inclusive celebration for all continue to raise funds for Protecting Our Public Lands; six continents. time Achievement in the Arts ny are asked to bring a sack ages. building improvements for Holistic Health — Peace With- The fiscal sponsor of the Award in 2004; and in 2007, lunch. For more information, “‘Climate Action for years, the event would help in/Peace Without; and Com- event is local educational the Ojai Peace Coalition No- call 805-646-1446. Peace’ is the theme for the munity Peace Building. nonprofit, Awakening Peace ble Peace Prize. Nelson’s work lives on, support and lift the pro- 2019 International Day of file of Ojai’s rich visual-arts Peace awards will be pre- 501(C)(3), dedicated to creat- Nelson’s work hangs in as Nelson —with Ojai artists Peace,” said Brian Berman. sented to outstanding indi- ing events that bring the com- public and private collections Gayel Childress and Bert Col- community — a cultural “It is an urgent call for action and economic legacy that viduals and organizations. munity together and inspire across the United States and lins — organized a garden tour in response to the planet’s re- The annual Awakening Peace support for local and world continues to this day. Pro- from Mexico to Japan. When more than 30 years ago, mod- cord temperatures, rising sea Prize will be awarded to Dr. peace initiatives. This in- ceeds raised by the annu- asked what she wanted to be eled after tours they had at- levels, the worst flooding ever Robert Dodge of Ojai for his cludes transitioning towards remembered for, she replied: tended, to raise funds needed al Ojai Studio Artists tour recorded, and the most severe outstanding work in nucle- a green, sustainable and re- “Peace. That’s the most im- to repair the Art Center’s walls continue to support the wildfires in modern history. ar disarmament advocacy. silient future. For further portant thing of all. There and floors.. community, including pro- We feel the importance of un- A family practice physician, information, go to: https:// can’t be anything more im- The Art Center, originally viding scholarships for art derstanding the connection Dodge is president of Physi- ojaipeace.net. portant, particularly in the conceived by Dr. Charles But- students. between peace and our care world today. It’s a little fright- ler, was designed by renowned ening to think of the legacy architect Austen Pierpont in we are leaving all the young 1936 at a cost of $17,000. It was people — and the greed and dedicated in 1939 and, by the Fall in Love the power that’s involved. early 1980s, was in desperate May peace prevail on Earth.” need of repair. with Fitness This year’s International Thus, the artists came to at OVAC! Peace Day theme is “Climate the rescue, establishing the Action for Peace.” The event first first tour in 1984. It includ- will begin Sept. 21 with an ed 24 participants and sold You and your family invocation by Anahata, fol- more than 850 tickets. will love being a The following tour, 2,500 lowed by Brian Berman who part of the OVAC community. Our top- notch instructors, classes, facilites, the café, childcare and more -- there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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There will It’s the first-ever contract [email protected] also be an 840-square-foot awarded by the county to Ar- A new fire station in Up- accessory building. dalan, according to Cooper. per Ojai came closer to real- The facility will include Plans call for the old fire ity this week, as the Ventura a 60-foot-tall lattice tower to station, built in 1959, to be- County Board of Supervisors hold communication anten- come the new home of the approved plans and specs for nas, with a 20-foot-tall whip Upper Ojai Search and Res- the station and awarded a antenna on top of it. cue Team. nearly $7.4 million construc- “This project has been At Tuesday’s board meet- tion contract. in the works for many, many ing, supervisors voted 5-0 to The new Ventura County Fire Department Station 20 years,” said Christopher Coo- approve the plans and speci- will be built on a 2.4-acre va- per, director of engineer- fications, and award the con- cant lot along Highway 150, ing services for the Ventura tract for the new station. about a half-mile west from County Public Works Depart- No members of the public its current location. ment. spoke for or against the proj- It will replace an existing In April 2012, supervisors ect. facility at 12727 Ojai-Santa authorized the purchase of “It’s been a while coming Paula Road that no longer the parcel where the new sta- and I appreciate the Fire De- meets operational and ser- tion will go for $650,000. partment moving forward on vice needs and current build- The board approved the this,” said 1st District Super- ing codes, according to a project in August 2015. visor Steve Bennett. “Good county staff report. Bids for the project luck with this construction The 7,230-square-foot, opened June 26 and six were project.” single-story fire station will received. The lowest respon- Construction was expect- include two pass-through sible bid of $7,378,000 was ed to begin this fall with com- engine bays, two offices, a fit- submitted by Ardalan Con- pletion of the project slated ness and day room, a kitchen struction of Thousand Oaks, for late 2020, according to the County of Ventura and dining area, restrooms, a which was awarded the con- Ventura County Fire Depart- garage and living quarters for tract. ment’s website. Artist’s rendering of the new Ventura County Fire Station 20 to be built in Upper Ojai. Celebrity Diane Ladd lends star power to boost regenerative farming Austin Widger ley and said she is alarmed. Dr. Steve Sallen at the Ojai [email protected] Her concerns were Village Veterinary Hospital. Actress and health activist heightened June 7 when her Now Murray is in Northridge Diane Ladd of Ojai is taking a dog had a seizure after being with a trainer, and is suffering stand against pesticide spray- outside a short time. There no ill effects, she said. ing in the Ojai Valley. was a dust-like substance on Ladd said she wants to She is helping organize a the grass as well as the wind- see regenerative farming re- town hall meeting about the shield of Ladd’s car that day, place chemical-reliant farm- dangers of chemical pesticide she said. The sprinklers had ing. At the town hall, parts spraying in the Ojai Valley on made the powder on the grass of the Tickells’ documentary Sept. 28 at Matilija Audito- sticky, and it stuck to Murray’s called “Kiss the Ground: How rium from 3 to 6 p.m. paws. Ladd said: “When that the Food You Eat Can Reverse Guests will include state dog came back in the house Climate Change, Heal Your Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson, he went crazy. He is running Body & Ultimately Save Our filmmakers Josh and Rebecca around the house ... and even World,” will be shown. Tickell of Ojai, and Ladd. trying to run up the walls. He Ladd said: “If we don’t Ladd holds two degrees is desperately trying to get do regenerative farming, in in nutrition/wellness and something off his paws, just 30 years the soil is dead. We psychology and became con- clawing like a madman, until don’t have any food. We have cerned after experiencing finally this poor little puppy to change it now, because health issues she attributes turns over on his back with all kids are eating food now that to exposure to pesticides. She four legs in the air and he had they don’t see the poison, has researched the types and a seizure.” they don’t smell it or taste it.” amounts of chemicals used Ladd rushed Murray to Ladd said she hopes the on agriculture in the Ojai Val- town hall meeting will help inform farmers and residents about the dangers of spraying chemicals on food. “This is my effort to stand up and be counted,” Ladd said. Matilija Auditorium is lo- cated at 703 El Paseo Road, Ojai. For more information, Submitted photo visit www.transition-to-or A ranch property at the intersection of Grand Avenue and Fordyce Road on Ojai’s East End was ganics.org or email transi [email protected]. sprayed with insecticide and fertilizer Sept. 16 to comply with the California Department of Food and Agriculture’s program for management of the Asian citrus psyllid.

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‹ Pierpont Racquet Club ‹ Harrison Industries relief to knee joint replacement. ‹ VC Reporter ‹ Ventura Breeze ‹ Waste Management A6 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 OUSD 2020 bond measure survey coming in October Woman injured after fall Austin Widger $62,176,622 and $82,556,329, elected officials, large taxpay- to pass the bond. [email protected] respectively. ers and community service Measure J was the previ- The Ojai Unified School These totals were calcu- groups to discuss the pro- ous bond measure passed off of Rice Road cliff in District, with the help of fi- lated with a projected annual posed bond measure from in 2014. The total bond pro- nancial consultant Isom Ad- assessed value growth rate of visors, is preparing to conduct October to December. ceeds from Measure J was $35 3.5 percent. The survey results will million. It initially was sched- Meiners Oaks Sunday a survey of the community In the county, OUSD has next month to gauge interest be presented at the January uled to be a four-series bond, passed fewer bond dollars board meeting. The resolu- but ended up being a three- in another bond measure. per student than all but six of tion to call an election, in- part. The final $8 million is Roughly 400 people will the county’s school districts. cluding ballot language, proj- scheduled to be available this be surveyed throughout the 100 percent of G.O. bond district. There are three po- measures attempted by Ven- ect list and tax rate, would be fall. tential tax rate options per tura County school districts presented at the June meet- Bonds cannot be used to $100,000: $30, $45 and $60. have been successful. ing. Should the election be pay for salaries, other than With a four-part bond se- Should the survey be in called, voters would vote on salaries of school district ries, these three tax rates favor of the bond, the district the bond in the November employees who deal with would generate bond pro- will initiate a public informa- 2general election. A 55 per- the bonds. They are used for ceeds of roughly $41,278,165, tion program, speaking with cent vote would be required school construction. Winery: Continued from Page A1 the commission’s determi- the winery grounds, adding facility is more of a winery minimize expenses in fight- nation in March that unper- buildings dedicated to pro- now than it was under the ing Andy, and to allow this ex- mitted modification and ex- cessing, bottling, storage and previous owner, when the fa- tremely attractive operation pansion of the buildings and wine tasting, well beyond cility was determined to be to grow and be tax base rev- operations, beyond the facil- their 2,000-square-foot zon- a legal, nonconforming use. enue for the county,” he said. ity’s historic baseline, have ing clearance. “John Whitman did not have The location of the ranch occurred. The winery also expand- vineyards on this property. at the end of a more than Those baseline condi- ed by installing a new paved He bought grapes off-site, he 800-foot-long, dead-end Ojai Valley News photo by Ally Mills tions, established in 2008, parking lot and electric vehi- brought the grapes onto the road, and the increase in pa- include a 2,000-square-foot cle charging stations, without site and processed the grapes trons at recent events, raises A woman fell over the by ambulance to Ventura building dedicated to wine a CUP. The changes meet the on-site,” he said. safety concerns about evacu- edge of Rice Road between County Medical Center, tasting, processing, bottling county’s definition of expan- According to Holguin, ating people in the event of Devereux and Dominion according to a sheriff’s dis- and storage, limited seasonal sion, planners said. the winery recently spent an emergency, said Ventura drives in Meiners Oaks patcher. hours of operation, events Holguin said the changes $400,000 installing vineyards County Fire Marshal Mas- around 3 p.m. Sunday. The woman was not limited to 15 to 25 visitors at represented improvements, and plans to add more. “We’re soud Araghi. “If this was com- Ventura County Fire identified and the extent a time and related to market- not an expansion, and serve going to grow grapes, we’re ing through the conditioning Department personnel ing or wine production edu- not only the winery but the going to process them onsite, today, it most likely would be and Ventura County Sher- of her injuries was not re- cational activities. entire ranch. “Is a car charger we’re going to produce wine conditioned for secondary iff’s deputies got the call at ported. There was a camp The winery received the an expansion of a winery?” he onsite,” he said. access,” he said. 3:57 p.m. and responded in the brush on the side of first notice of violation re- asked. “That’s what the coun- During public comments, Holguin countered that to a property in the 1000 Rice Road near where the garding three winery-related ty is trying to say here.” longtime Creek Road resident the winery already has sec- block of Meyer Road. They woman fell, according to a events in April 2018 that in- In her presentation to the Bill Harkins addressed in- ondary access via a dry cross- transported the woman bystander at the scene. cluded amplified entertain- board, Franca Rosengren, creased traffic due to winery ing of San Antonio Creek, to ment, food trucks, service Ventura County Planning patrons coming and going. Creek Road. He told the board vendors and more than 25 Division case planner, said “Nothing has destroyed the he would consider building a a CUP, (and) refusing to com- The board voted 5-0 to people at a time, which are the winery has shifted from tranquility of our road more bridge across the creek, with ply with the safety require- follow staff’s recommenda- not permitted without an ap- its historic use, with no crop than this winery,” he said. county permission. ments and protections that a tions, uphold the violations proved conditional use per- production or wine making But Ojai resident Peter Following public com- CUP would grant,” he said. and deny the appeals. mit. currently taking place, and is Cambier said a solution to ments, Bennett urged the Supervisor John Zaragoza In a letter to the Ojai Val- The second violation now a wine-tasting and event the issues should be pursued board to approve the actions said the county would like to ley News, Holguin stated the involved expansion of the venue. “The cart is before the through mediation, and the recommended by planning see Holguin pursue his vision family “… will be taking this winery without a CUP. Plan- horse, in this situation,” she winery should be allowed to staff. “I think this is an open- for the winery, but to do it in matter to the courts in the ning officials said the own- said. grow. “As a taxpayer, I want and-shut case of somebody accordance with the regula- coming months.” ers tripled the footprint of But Holguin argued the the board and the county to needing a CUP, refusing to get tions, so he can obtain a CUP. Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 A7 Ojai ‘Peacebuilder’ Leslie Clark nominated for United Nations Association Peace Prize For her work support- of Niger, helping the remote ing nomadic tribes in Niger, tribes there to support them- Leslie Clark of Ojai has been selves using expertise that has nominated for the United sustained them for centuries. Nations Association of Santa In search of pasture, the no- Barbara and Tri-Counties’ madic Tuareg and Wodaabe 2019 Peace Prize. of Niger roam the desolate Clark is among seven Sahara Desert in the world’s nominees for the prestigious poorest country, ranked the prize, which recognizes those worst place on Earth to be a in the tri-counties area who mother and child. work for the cause of global Clark’s mission: stabil- peace. The winner will be an- ity and social and economic nounced this month during well-being for these nomadic an evening event in Santa cultures. She has worked to Barbara. bring understanding to them The 2019 Santa Barbara through long-term cultural UNA Peace Prize dinner will exchange and economic sup- take place from 5:30 to 8:30 port through sales of their ar- p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26, at tistic creations. In so doing, the University Club, at 1332 she has transformed lives in Santa Barbara St. Admission her long-term project, among is $100 per person. For tickets other things: and for information on event — Digging wells to supply Submitted photo sponsorship, visit www.un- clean water Vanessa Garcia is crowned Ojai Valley Mexican Fiesta Queen on asb.org. — Installing solar power Sunday. An artist by trade, Clark is with panels built and in- the founder and owner of the stalled by nomads Nomad Gallery in Ojai, at 226 — Financing earth dams W. Ojai Ave., Suite 101. But her for water retention and ero- Hundreds dance and true life work revolves around sion control her passion to help people in — Building essential the most remote places on structures while training lo- the planet. cal populations how to con- enjoy Ojai Valley Known locally as a peace- struct them using earthbag builder and peacemaker, with building techniques and only Submitted photo a clear focus on fostering re- local materials Leslie Clark of Ojai in the Sahara Desert. Mexican Fiesta lationships through honor — Creating a medical and collaboration, Clark is clinic, boarding school and founder and president of the adult education center. and work. Clark first visited Niger in Ojai-based Nomad Founda- According to the Nomad Well-traveled and well- 1993. She opened her Nomad tion. She and her nonprofit Foundation website, the fo- educated — with a master of Gallery in Ojai in 1996 and foundation have worked for cus is on five essentials: wa- fine arts degree from George created the Nomad Founda- 14 years in the far reaches ter, food, education, health Washington University — tion the following year. LWV to register Ojai voters on Voter Registration Day

Tuesday, Sept. 24, is Na- event, Ojai League members tion, it is time for potential will need either your driver’s tional Voter Registration Day. will be set up to register and voters to consider if they are license, California Identifica- Across the nation, organiza- re-register valley residents at appropriately registered. tion card number, or the last tions such as the League of the Ojai Library from 2 to 6 Those who have changed four digits of your Social Se- Women Voters and other oth- p.m. on National Voter Regis- their name, address, party af- curity card. The registration Submitted photo Submitted photo ers hold voter registration tration Day. filiation, want to switch to a events where citizens can Ventura County has 82.66 form can be completed in five Mackenna Lopez enjoys the Fi- Ximena Lopez enjoys a lollipop vote-by-mail ballot, or want minutes or less. register or re-register to vote. percent of its eligible voters to switch from no party pref- esta on Sunday in a dress made at the Fiesta. In Ojai, the League of registered versus the state The LWV is a nonprofit, erence to a party, so that they by her grandmother, Luzmila Women Voters of Ventura average of 79.09 percent (per non-partisan volunteer po- can vote for the candidate of Lopez. County will hold two such the Feb. 10 survey conducted litical organization that does their choice in the primary events. For the third year in by Secretary of State Alex Pa- not support candidates or election, now is the time to The 52nd Ojai Valley Montierno, visiting from the a row, the League and Nord- dilla). Still, that leaves 17.34 political parties. Its mission Mexican Fiesta rocked Lib- Philippines and taking lots of re-register. It is easy to do. hoff High School will work to- perent of eligible voters not is to encourage citizens to bey Bowl on Sunday as more pictures of the dancers and gether to register juniors and registered. In the Ojai area, The League of Women become informed, active than 500 people danced, ate singers in colorful costumes. seniors in their government there are 5,053 registered vot- Voters is prepared to assist delicious Mexican food and Among the many activi- classes on National Voter ers. and answer questions at the participants in their govern- enjoyed the singers and tra- ties throughout the day was Registration Day from 7:40 to With California’s new Ojai Library on Tuesday from ment. Voting is every citizen’s ditional Mexican folkloric the crowning of Vanessa Gar- 11 a.m. This year, in addition March 3, 2020 date for the 2 to 6 p.m. It is also easy to do responsibility. To vote, one dancers. cia, a Nordhoff High School to the high school registration presidential primary elec- online. To register to vote you must be registered. “This is our culture — ev- senior, as 2019 Ojai Valley erybody dances,” said tired, Mexican Fiesta Queen. but happy Fiesta volunteer Performers included a Gabriela Vargas of Ojai, as the mariachi band from Matilija sun was setting on the Fiesta. Middle School; Oxnard Col- The annual celebration lege Ballet Folklorico Mestizo; raises money for college scholarships. Aztec dancers, Cantanta de “I love to see all the com- Musica Regional Mexicana; munity coming together to Angelica Ramirez — La Voz de enjoy this happy, cultural Oro; Danza de Los Diablitos event,” Vargas said. de Oaxaca; Grupo Cara Musi- Passersby were drawn to cal de Santa Barbara; Maria- the party by the music that chi Orgullo de Mexico; even enlivened downtown. “We a re-enactment of Mexican didn’t realize we were com- Independence Day; Bell Art ing in for a fiesta,” said Rhoda folkloric dance; and more.

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(805) 646-2233 406-Q Bryant Circle, Ojai, CA 93023 A8 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 Nordhoff community warned about online threat Whooo’s out there? Austin Widger tors) just to be present to talk [email protected] to the community members if In response to an un- they had issues,” Morse said. substantiated, anonymous Morse said information online threat made against on the number of students Nordhoff High School Sept. who chose not to attend 16, there was an additional school at Nordhoff Sept. 16 law enforcement presence likely will not be released. throughout the week at the Morse sent an email campus. Sunday at 8:09 p.m. and re- Furthermore, there was sponded to posts from mem- additional monitoring of all bers of the public on the Ojai the Ojai Unified School Dis- Community Network Public trict schools all week, OUSD Group Facebook later that superintendent Tiffany evening. Morse said. Ojai Police Chief James Some of the OUSD Board Fryhoff and Nordhoff prin- Photo by Jeff Zurofsky members reached out as well cipal Dave Monson also re- At dusk, a young barn owl contemplates the outside world. to find out how they could leased statements on the help with the current situ- threat the next day. Homeowners Jeff and Sasha Zurofsky caught this owl peer- ation. “We kind of divided All of these letters and Ojai Valley News photo by Austin Widger ing out of a nest box in their front garden. Ojai ornithologist up schools (between board statements can be viewed in Two additional Ventura County Sheriff’s vehicles were parked out- Jesse Grantham said he and his friends know of close to 70 members and administra- full at ojaivalleynews.com. side of Nordhoff High School on Monday morning, Sept. 16. barn owl nest boxes in the Ojai Valley, and have documented close to 30 nesting pairs in the boxes they have checked. Barn owls are a great natural control for rats, mice, baby Ojai volunteers invited to clean local waterways ground squirrels and gophers, supplanting the need for any rodenticides, Grantham said. Because of the abundance of small rodents this year, some nesting owls are having sec- Saturday for annual Coastal Cleanup Day ond broods, which is generally associated only with good rain years, he added. Perry Van Houten travels through storm drains a very Ojai problem in our The Ojai cleanup site will [email protected] and down rivers, polluting waterways,” said Sanchez, include a section of San An- The world’s largest beach the county’s waterways and adding an estimated 500 ten- tonio Creek and a portion of cleanup event returns this Adam Erickson: beaches. “We are in the upper nis balls were removed a few Stewart Creek, behind Ojai Saturday, and local volun- Continued from Page A1 part of the watershed, so ev- years ago. City Hall, Sanchez said. teers will again arm them- erything we do here is going This year, the Green the campaign, approximately selves with bags and buckets Volunteers will meet at to end up in the Pacific Ocean Schools Collective of the Ojai the lower Libbey Park tennis 80 SERE specialists attended to pick up trash. the service, she said, and mil- at some point,” Sanchez told Valley has taken the lead in courts parking lot off South Ojai will join 25 other in- the Ojai Valley News. organizing the event, with itary colleagues traveled from Montgomery Street at 9 a.m. land and coastal sites across Last year across Ventura support from the Ojai Green as far away as London to hon- Pre-registration is not Ventura County for Califor- County, more than 12,000 Coalition, where Sanchez is or Erickson. nia’s 35th annual Coastal cigarette butts were collect- a board member. He’s also required and walk-ins are Andrews described her Cleanup Day from 9 a.m. to ed, along with nearly 6,000 director of education for sus- welcome. Children must be brother as a loyal friend. noon. food wrappers and more than tainability at Thacher. accompanied by a parent or “Grown men have hugged Nearly 13,000 pounds of 1,500 plastic bottles, accord- The Collective is a recent- guardian. All volunteers must me and told me that Adam Ventura County trash and re- ing to the Ventura County- ly formed group of “green sign a waiver. was their very best friend,” cyclables was cleaned up dur- wide Coalition for Coastal schools” in the Ojai Valley, in- Volunteers are urged to she said. “You’re a lucky per- ing last year’s event, thanks to and Inland Waterways. cluding Thacher, Besant Hill wear closed-toed shoes and son if you have one true best more than 3,000 volunteers Sanchez said one of the and Oak Grove. sun protection. They’re also friend in this life. How blessed from throughout the county. most-collected items of trash Sanchez is marking his encouraged to bring their was Adam that he had dozens Juan Sanchez, a Span- in Ojai in years past has been fourth year participating in own used grocery bag or re- of best friends. That’s a life ish instructor at The Thacher tennis balls. the cleanup. “It’s an opportu- usable bucket, gloves and well-lived.” School, is site captain for the Not so surprising, he said, nity to bring the community water bottle. Otherwise, bags, The Erickson family, An- Ojai Coastal Cleanup effort given the Ojai cleanup site together and work toward a drews said, has received this year. gloves and water will be pro- is located near the Libbey common goal. The sense of vided. numerous letters from Er- He said trash from inland ickson’s former classmates medal and twice received the Park tennis courts and the accomplishment is great,” he Saturday’s Ojai Coastal communities such as Ojai Ojai Valley Athletic Club. “It’s said. describing his kindness. Er- Air Force Achievement med- Cleanup follows a global ickson attended Meiners al, according to a statement youth climate strike planned Oaks Elementary School, from Edwards Air Force Base. for Libbey Park on Friday. The Matilija Junior High School “We are deeply saddened cleanup is one of the action and graduated from Nord- by this tragic loss. Adam ASK A GOOD NEIGHBOR ABOUT items included in the initia- hoff High School in 2008. He touched many lives during tive, Sanchez said. played baseball and football his time here and our hearts Along with the good feel- at Nordhoff, Andrews said. and prayers go out to his fam- MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT ing that comes from preserv- “We’re saddened by the ily, friends and co-workers,” ing and protecting the coast, sudden loss of a member of said Brig. Gen. E. 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HOLGUIN, Man- ager, Old Creek Ranch Winery The Holguin Family’s Old Enforce ban on Creek Ranch Winery’s Appeal to the Ventura County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 17 was a sad commentary on gas-powered tools the state of land-use man- agement in Ventura County and representative of why sing a gas-powered blower for one hour creates Ventura County has only the same amount of pollution as taking 239 car one rural winery, while our Utrips from Boccali’s at Reeves Road to Farmer friends in Santa Barbara have and the Cook on El Roblar Drive (4.6 miles each way), more than 300. according to the California Environmental Protection We were there to appeal Agency. That many trips would take just over 43 hours the planning staff’s efforts to in a 2016 Toyota Camry, according to Google maps. close down our winery. They If we add up approximately 3,500 city of Ojai have been spreading lies households with 20 percent using blowers — and 20 and distortions about our percent of those abiding by the law by using battery or operation, which we were electric leaf-blowers — that is about 560 homeowners prepared to dispute with the utilizing gas blowers for 30 minutes each week. That is truth. The county staff was allowed to spend over an equal to the air emissions of 66,920 trips from Farmer hour presenting their case; and the Cook to Boccali’s, taking more than 12,000 we were given 15 minutes. hours to drive. Even more pollution is added to that When confronted with the equation if households utilizing gas-powered blowers unfairness, Board Chair and lawn mowers outside city limits are included. Supervisor Steve Bennett Ojai City Council is forming a climate committee. did not care. In the end, it examples because they had Pitch in to make 9:30 p.m. and will continue Citizens positioned to be chosen, (some living outside did not matter because the none. for five consecutive Thurs- the city), are suggesting proposals to require climate board had already made up We refuse to be pushed Ojai even safer days through Nov. 7 with education, restrict gas heating, air conditioning, car its mind and never listened around by the county with BRIAN BRENNAN, Ventura a final drill scheduled for use, and more. to a word of our presentation its lies, distortions and A series of free disaster Saturday, Nov. 16. A good first step for the City Council is to enforce or asked a single question. mischaracterizations, which preparedness classes for the The classes will be held the city’s ban on gas-powered blowers, add all gas- Bennett additionally tried are all designed to force us Ojai Valley — the Commu- at the Oak View Park and Re- powered lawn tools, including on commercial prop- to paint us as bad actors by into accepting conditions nity Emergency Response source Center, 555 Mahoney erty, and ask county government to enact a similar saying that we are running on the winery that would Team (CERT) program — Ave., Oak View. valleywide ban. an unsafe operation because make it impossible to oper- educates volunteers about There is a minimum of 25 Is there a will to reduce pollution, noise and toxic we do not have a secondary ate in a meaningful way. We disaster preparedness for participants needed. Enroll dust? Why pass a ban without allocating funds for exit at the ranch, but when will be taking this matter the hazards that may impact by emailing Steve.Bennett@ pointed out that we do have enforcement? Enforcement would become easier and to the courts in the coming their area, and trains them Ventura.org with “CERT” in secondary exits — in fact we months. If you’d like addi- the subject line, with name, more effective when home and business owners are in basic disaster response have four — it did not mat- tional information on our skills, such as fire safety, light address and contact phone assigned the responsibility for the type of equipment ter. They ignored our at- fight, please visit our web number or call 805-654-2703. used on their property. The property owners, rather search and rescue, team tempt to correct the record page (oldcreekranch.com). organization, and disaster than gardeners, should be penalized. and continued to insinuate We, the Holguin Family, medical operations. Brian Brennan is the Some people are concerned that banning gas- that we ran an unsafe opera- would like to thank all our The program will start on senior executive aide for Dis- powered gardening tools in Ojai will result in lost jobs. tion, but could not give other supporters. Thursday, Oct. 3, from 6:30 to trict 1. However, requiring the use of electric blowers or more hand tools will have to be calculated into the true cost of gardening labor in Ojai — a cost well worth it Time to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Ojai because it means protecting workers and the environ- ment. By Lanny Kaufer holocaust, that began with the arrival of He landed on the Bahamian Island of commend the city of Ojai for taking If the city of Ojai cannot muster the resolve to Christopher Columbus in 1492. Cali- Guanahani (San Salvador) where he seriously the “think globally, act lo- fornia was no exception to this shame- encountered the native Taino people. eliminate all residential and commercial gas-powered cally” creed by enacting several reso- ful history which, while unfamiliar By 1550, the Taino were close to extinc- blowers and lawnmowers — which amounts to the I lutions regarding worldwide or national to most modern-day Californians, is tion, many having died from diseases very lowest-hanging fruit in the move to sustainability issues, resolutions that may not appear well-documented in a large number of brought by the Spaniards. in the face of the climate emergency — then we can at first glance to be directly related to scholarly books including “An American Even more alarming, Columbus was forget about reducing aerial pesticide spraying, adding Ojai and its citizens. Genocide: The United States and the responsible for forcing thousands of bike lanes, transitioning to municipal solar power or These include Resolution No. 17-45 California Indian Catastrophe, 1846- natives on the Caribbean islands into any other sustainability measure. supporting a ban on offshore oil and 1873”; “Murder State: California’s Native slave labor, as well as seizing, selling, If the city of Ojai is serious about addressing cli- gas drilling, Resolution No. 18-10 de- American Genocide, 1846-1873”; and distributing, and exporting many native mate change, it can start by allocating funds to code claring the city a nuclear-free zone, and, “Exterminate Them: Written Accounts women and children as sex slaves. He enforcement to enforce and expand bans on all gas- more recently, Resolution No. 19-30 of the Murder, Rape, and Enslavement acknowledges this practice in his own powered gardening tools endorsing the declaration of a climate of Native Americans during the Califor- words in a letter sent back to Spain emergency. nia Gold Rush.” and reprinted on Page 435 of “Christo- I would respectfully like to pro- Fast forward to 1968, Gov. Ronald pher Columbus: His Life, His Work, His pose that the council consider another Reagan signed a resolution calling for Remains” by John Boyd Thacher. Going resolution of far-reaching consequence an American Indian Day in California forward, Columbus’ journey encour- thumbs that does have a direct connection to and, subsequently, in 1998 the Califor- aged centuries of exploitation of Native up, our city. nia Assembly made Native American Americans. The city of Ojai website page on Day an official state holiday, observed Must we continue to celebrate this thumbs “Cultural Resources” states, and I quote, on the fourth Friday in September. A now-disgraced former hero? As upset- down “It shall be the overall goal of the City number of states have followed suit ting as it may be, isn’t it time that we, as to provide the long-term preserva- with a similar holiday on that same day a nation, update our commemorations tion or proper scientific investigation of the year. of historic figures and events based on • A reader sends a thumbs up to yet another kind and of all known and potential cultural I would like to see the city of Ojai current research? honest person who turned in a credit card left at the resources within the Ojai Area of Inter- acknowledge Native American Day on I believe we owe the original in- water dispenser to Starbucks. We live in such a wonder- est.” No doubt, this resolution is in- Sept. 27 and I asked them to do so at habitants of America an apology for ful community. tended primarily to protect Chumash their Sept. 10 meeting. their wrongful treatment dating back • A reader sends a thumbs up to her son’s science artifacts and sacred sites unearthed Furthermore, I proposed to the to the inception of this country as well teacher at NHS, Ms. Perry, for her supportive action in excavations. But certainly the Chu- council that the city join more than 130 as a long-overdue acknowledgment of on Monday when there had been a threat made. Also mash people themselves also qualify other cities, counties and states nation- the value of their thousands-year-old thumbs up to the police for their presence and all the as both a cultural and human resource, wide that have used their local author- cultures. teachers and administrators for their actions to reassure do they not? Ojai is fortunate to have a ity to enact resolutions declaring that A change to Indigenous Peoples’ students’ safety. number of residents of Native American Columbus Day on the second Monday Day is one step in that direction. • Thumbs up to the OVN for most excellent reporting of descent, mainly Chumash, including in October be renamed and reinvented I hope that the two approaching local news. the well-known Tumamait family who as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. holidays of Native American Day on •Thumbs up to the Ojai Valley Museum for another fun can trace their lineage from the late Why has this movement gained Sept. 27 and Columbus Day on Oct. Hot Summer Night dance. Vincent Tumamait to at least 11 known traction around the country? To begin 14 will be reminders to move forward Chumash villages and as far back as the with, although Christopher Columbus with discussing a city of Ojai resolution mid-1700s. is often credited with “discovering” recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day in ;O\TIZ\W[O\TIZKV^UPZTLHU[[VWYV]PKLJVTTLU[HY`VUHZWLJPÄJ act and is not meant to imply blanket support nor condemnation. We The Chumash and other indigenous America, he never actually set foot on time to celebrate it on the second Mon- reserve the right to not publish submissions and to edit for fairness, clarity people who are our neighbors today the shores of the continental United day in October 2020. and length. Submit thumbs to [email protected]. are the remnant of what can only be States where millions of indigenous described as a genocide, an American people were already living in 1492. — Lanny Kaufer lives in Ojai.

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With the win, hometown Rangers. the Rangers improved to 2-2 After a scoreless third overall as they head into Cit- quarter the Rangers got on the Dodgers will win rus Coast League play. board again when Stoneman The first quarter of the threw his third touchdown 2019 World Series game did not see any points pass of the game, this time as both teams were feeling to junior Kaden Monson. The When the champagne pops each other out. Nordhoff heady wideout caught a per- once again in the Dodger Sta- managed to get on the board fectly placed ball from Stone- dium clubhouse in just over a first when junior quarterback man and managed to stretch month, it will be sprayed in the Leeram Stoneman connected the ball across the goal line home team’s clubhouse this with tight end Junior Patino for the score. time. for a 7-yard touchdown. The Despite trailing 27-16, the In an annual event that now extra point conversion was Royals continued to battle seems as guaranteed as death unsuccessful and NHS led 6-0 and scored another touch- and taxes, the Dodgers clinched early in the second. down with 7:44 to go in the their seventh-consecutive Na- San Marcos didn’t waste game to close the gap to 27- tional League West division title any time striking back and 22. last week. evened the score at 6-6 when The Rangers slammed the The past two years, the team quarterback Ben Partee con- door on the Royals for good made it to the championship nected with Josh Brown for when Stoneman connected Ojai Valley News photo by Ken Brown round, only to fold like a cheap a 62-yard gain. Later in the with Chandler Pullen for an Nordhoff sophomore Zac Sheets zeros in on San Marcos Royal quarterback Ben Partee. Sheets would suit against the superior Ameri- drive the two connected 18-yard touchdown, capping end up leading the team in tackles on the night. can League team. This year, again to score on a 17-yard the score at 34-22. however, they are the superior play. Wiggins said: “That was man and Stevens had big Stevens rushed for 240 yards on the road against the Car- team to both of the American Later in the quarter, a hard-fought win against a nights. Stoneman completed and a score on 25 carries. pinteria Warriors (1-2). That League contenders, the New Stoneman brought the Ojai solid team. This win is impor- nine of 11 passes for 138 yards Next up for the Rangers game is scheduled to begin at York Yankees and Houston As- crowd to its feet with a beau- tant for us, we really needed and four touchdowns, while will be their league opener 7 p.m. tros. tiful pass to wideout Noah it.” Starting pitchers Walker Koester. Koester made an Defensively, the Rang- Buehler, Clayton Kershaw, and over-the-shoulder catch ers made stops when they Rangers travel to take on Carpinteria even Hyun-Jin Ryu would be the which was good for a 31-yard needed them the most. Pa- difference in a series against the score. “Leeram just keeps do- Mike Miller numbers. out Korey Stevens rush for Yankees, which as a team have tino recorded a sack early in [email protected] ing his thing. I thought he “I think it is fair to say 240 yards against San Mar- an ERA of 4.38. By comparison, the first quarter, which set the Whenever Nordhoff and really played well for us to- they are down this year, but cos last week. If the big guys the Dodgers have the No. 1 team tone for the Rangers. Junior Carpinteria meet on the night,” said head coach Lance we still need to go on the up front keep playing well, ERA in baseball at 3.39. Mason Garnsey finished his gridiron, fans are usually in Wiggins. road and take care of busi- The Dodgers’ vaunted of- night with two sacks; so NHS for a good old-fashioned ri- Carpinteria could be in for a With 2:34 to play in the ness,” said Nordhoff head fense would be able to ulti- was able to keep pressure on valry game. Despite the re- long night. half, San Marcos tied the coach Lance Wiggins. After Ojai Valley News mately overpower the Houston Pardee most of the night. cords of the two teams, the score at 13-13 on another struggling at times early in Astros’ pitching. Pitcher Zack Nordhoff’s leading tackler games are generally close. Prediction: touchdown by the explosive the year, the Rangers ap- Greinke was their trade dead- was sophomore Zac Sheets This season the Warriors are Look for the Rangers to playmaking Brown. The good pear to be back on track. line prize, but he has struggled with 12, while junior Niko a little down and will come come out fired up and ready news for Nordhoff fans is the Much of the credit goes mightily in his career against Dvortcsak had eight stops into Friday night’s game to play well in their Citrus Rangers have a playmaker to the offensive line. The the Dodgers. and junior lineman Trent with a record of 1-2. Their Coast League opener. We of their own. Stevens took a line has been giving quar- And the team isn’t just Beaty added six tackles and a two losses have been lop- Stoneman handoff and hit a terback Leeram Stoneman think Nordhoff will improve equipped to win this year, but sack. Junior Jake Palmer came sided (Santa Ynez 42-0 and hole created by his line and plenty to time to throw the to 3-2 on the season with a for years to come. This is all up with a key second-half in- St. Genevieve 42-7); and was gone in the blink of an ball all over the field and runaway victory. Nordhoff thanks to a superior farm sys- terception. they are down in terms of eye. The senior went 68 yards On offense, both Stone- they helped senior stand- 35, Carpinteria 7. tem that has just churned out for the score and the Rangers three more talented young play- ers: pitcher Dustin May, catcher Will Smith and second baseman Gavin Lux. Thacher football Rangers climb to No. 3 in the polls Both Lux, 21, and Smith, 24, have proved that they not only belong on the postseason roster team opens 2019 for The Azul, but they very well could be the difference in get- ting the Dodgers their first ring since 1988. campaign with a Smith made his major league debut on May 28 at one of the weakest positions at the convincing win over time for the Dodgers. LA’s new Fresh Prince quickly showed he should be the starting backstop Orcutt Academy for the team when they take the field for their first postsea- Mike Miller rest of the way while getting son game in two weeks. Smith [email protected] their young players some has proved himself to be very The Thacher School valuable experience. serviceable at the plate as well, earned its first football vic- Sanderson finished his batting .250 with 13 home runs tory of the season Sept. 13 afternoon nine of 14 through and 36 RBIs. The team’s other when it hosted the Orcutt the air for 164 yards and two catchers have a combined .209 Academy and rolled to a 42- touchdowns. The senior average and 11 home runs. 14 victory. The win was spe- was even more lethal on the Gavin just might be a neces- cial for the Toads because ground as he racked up 155 sary Lux-ury on the team’s quest they welcomed back long- yards and four touchdowns for the 2019 Commissioner’s time head coach Jeff Hooper, on just 15 carries. Trophy. who missed last season due Sophomore Trevor Car- He’s no diamond in the to a sabbatical. son also logged some valu- rough, though. Since his Labor “This was the first win I’ve able playing time for the Day debut, Lux is batting .275 experienced as a head coach Toads as he carried the ball with two home runs and five since November 12, 2016. nine times for 79 yards. RBIs in relief of starting second What a privilege it is to get to Thacher’s leading receivers baseman Max Muncy, who frac- coach these fine young men. were seniors Bryan Yoo (three tured his wrist Aug. 28. Though I’m especially grateful for the receptions for 61 yards and a Lux may be a bench player on leadership of seniors,” said touchdown) and Tyler Bern- Ojai Valley News photo by Ken Brown this year’s postseason roster, Hooper. dy, who caught two passes for As the Nordhoff High School volleyball team continues its winning ways, they are start- look for him on the highlight Thacher’s first score of the reel when Los Doyers raise the 73 yards and a touchdown. ing to catch the attention of coaches from across the CIF Southern Section. Now 6-0 day came on a 9-yard touch- “While this was a very trophy at the end of October. overall and 2-0 in league play, Nordhoff is the third-ranked team in Division 6 behind down run by senior quarter- satisfying opener, we know Add in an MVP-caliber sea- back Mike Sanderson;,and he that bigger challenges await, powers Buckley and San Dimas. The team’s most recent victory came against the Fill- son from Cody Bellinger, 24, didn’t stop there. The senior starting next Friday,” added more Flashes. NHS dominated Fillmore, 25-10, 25-10, and 25-12. Next up for the Lady 30-plus home run seasons from signal caller helped his team Hooper. Rangers will be a Sept. 24 home match against the Malibu Sharks (2-8). The action is both Muncy and Joc Pederson, build a massive 42-0 lead at Thacher will face Flin- slated to get under way at 6 p.m. and you get the formula for Los the half, and the Toads were tridge Prep on the road Sept. Angeles’ first World Series title able to coast to victory the 20 at 6:30 p.m. in 31 years. B1 FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 2019 Mermaid Mountainfilm returns to Ojai Mountainfilm returns to Topa Brewing Company, Valley Land Conservancy, a party at Ojai on Sept. 20 to 21, bring- which will be available until community-based nonprofit ing a selection of adventure- the movies begin promptly organization working with packed documentary films at 7:15 p.m. A Mountainfilm partners to permanently pro- Poppies curated from the Moun- presenter will guide the audi- tect open space in the Ojai tainfilm Festival held every ence through the program Valley. Sept. 20 Memorial Day weekend in providing insight on the Mountainfilm began in Telluride, Colo. films, filmmakers and sub- 1979 and is one of America’s On Sept. 20 from 5:15 jects. longest-running film festi- to 9:30 p.m., the Ojai Valley The event takes place on vals. Photo submitted Land Conservancy will host a the Ojai Valley School’s lower In addition to screening locally sourced farm-to-table campus sports field, 723 El Musicians, from left, Tara Jeffery, Ken Eros and Kerri Climer leading independent docu- dinner and film screening Paseo Road. Bring blankets will participate in a Joni Mitchell Tribute Concert on Oct. 4. mentary films from around at the Ventura River Steel- and low-back chairs and the world, the festival in- head Preserve. The cost of stake out your spot on the Locals perform in Joni Mitchell cludes a full-day symposium the Sept. 20 event is $195 per lawn. No pets allowed. Over- on contemporary issues, art Tribute Concert Oct. 4 person, which includes cock- flow parking will be available tail hour, family-style dinner, across the street, courtesy of and photography exhibits, A Joni Mitchell Tribute Concert will be held at 7 and dessert and a free ticket to the Ojai Valley Inn and Boku early morning coffee talks, 8:45 p.m. Oct. 4 at the Ojai Art Center Theater, 113 S. Mountainfilm on Tour on Superfood. outdoor programs, a book- Montgomery St. Saturday night. Purchase Watch the trailer and pur- signing party, an ice cream Local singers Tara Jeffery, Ken Eros and Kerri Climer tickets online at ovlc.org/un- chase tickets online at ovlc. social, student programs with guest Rain Perry will participate in this benefit con- dertheundersky19. org/moutainfilm19. The cost and a closing picnic/awards cert for The C.R.E.W. (Concerned Resource & Environ- On Sept. 21, the Ojai for the Sept. 21 event is $18 ceremony. Presentations Image submitted mental Workers). Valley Land Conservancy is per adult for Ojai Valley Land and panels are scheduled This 2020 Mermaids Calendar Featured performers include Martin Young on guitar; bringing the original films Conservancy members, $22 throughout the weekend ws created by Sharon Russell. Bill Flores on mandolin, guitar and saxophone; Robert and the experience of the for non-members, and $10 event with a wide diversity of Rachelli on drums; John Boyd on keyboards; and Mark annual festival in Telluride per child under 12. If not sold special guests, ranging from Poppies Art and Gifts will Corradetti on bass. to Ojai. The gates open at 5 out, tickets will also be avail- artists to adventurers and hold a party to introduce Founded in 1991, The C.R.E.W. is an environmentally p.m. with live music. There able at the door on the day of academics to activists. To artist Sharon Russell’s 2020 oriented nonprofit youth leadership and employment will be food trucks and a the event for $25. All pro- learn more about the festival, Mermaids Calendar on Sept. organization for local youth ages 18 to 24. The C.R.E.W. beer garden, hosted by Topa ceeds go to benefit the Ojai visit www.mountainfilm.org. 20 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at provides the resources needed to preserve, maintain 323 E. Matilija St., Ojai. A improve public and private wildlands, protect local com- portion of proceeds from cal- munities against the threat of wildfire, and assist with endar sales will go to Ocean wildfire recovery. Featured Artist Conservancy. Tickets are $20 and available online at http://www. Free entertainment will brownpapertickets.com/event/4325771 and www.brown- Lesley Laine feature musician Richard papertickets.com/event/4325771. The first show at 7 p.m. Kaller. Echelle of Bloom Bak- is sold out, so a second show has been added at 8:45 p.m. “The last six months, I have ery will provide free mermaid been in a mid-career pivot,” says cupcakes. Meet Poppies art- Lesley Laine, who moved to Ojai ists and browse through local Exhibits four years ago from Florida where fine art, handcrafted items, she was a successful artist and gal- and locally made products. • Sept. 20: The Museum and design merged to form lery owner. “I’m doing complete Through September, of Ventura County, 100 E. a modern awareness based paintings and then taking them Poppies Art and Gifts is Main St., Ventura, will will on living well, inspiring the apart. I deconstruct and recon- open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. celebrate its reopening with “cool” aesthetic. Call (805) struct images. I’m calling this series Mondays and Wednesdays an opening reception for 653-0323 for more details. ‘Details.’” She will show her recent through Saturdays, and from its latest exhibit, “California • Sept. 21: The Brittany work at her downtown studio dur- 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sundays Cool,” Sept. 20 from 6 to 9 Davis Gallery, 214 E. Ojai ing the annual Ojai Studio Artists (closed Tuesdays). p.m. Guests will be transport- Ave., will display “Interlace,” Tour Oct. 12 to 14. Starting in October, Pop- ed to en exciting era of mid- an exhibit of works by artists More than 60 artists across the Image Submitted century modernism. Dress in Glenn Waggner, David Re- valley will open their studios each pies will be open every day, Original artwork by Lesley Laine including Tuesdays, from 10 period attire if desired. The eser, Eris Sharon and Rhonda day of the Columbus Day weekend. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. For more exhibit examines an era in Burton, Sept. 21 through Oct. This year, the Ojai Valley Museum is information, call the shop at post-war Southern California 27. An opening reception will the hub for tour activities, including the “Origins” pre-tour exhibit. 805-798-0033. when architecture, art, music be held Sept. 21 from 5 to 9 Tonight, Sept. 20, as part of the museum’s Third Friday activities, Gayel Childress p.m. will be doing a demonstration painting at the museum and helping visitors create their • Through Sept. 30: The own paintings. The museum will be open from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ventura County Potters’ Ojai Studio Artists Tour tickets are on sale at the museum, Attitude Adjustment and Guild Gallery, 1567 Spinna- Human Arts Gallery. Visit http://www.ojaistudioartists.org for more information and to ker Drive, Suite 105, Ventura, order online tickets. will display work by ceramic artist Stacy Rowe, throughout the month of September. Call (805) 640-1390. • Through Oct. 3: The Ojai Art Center, 113 S. Mont- gomery St., will display an exhibit of photos and paint- ings of local birds of prey sponsored by the Ojai Raptor Center, through Oct. 3. Call (805) 646-0117.

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n obvious member Western culture, you play for of that small group a small group of people, or What to know about where to go of famous redheads, maybe a sub-community or Brett Dennen joins a sub-culture — people who If I had a faster car, a richer girlfriend or even one with a job, LucilleA Ball, Christina Hen- are really into American stuff here’s where I’d be lurking in the back this week: dricks, Woody Woodpecker or Western stuff or Califor- and all those others — many nia stuff or surfer stuff — so Tom Freund at McCabe’s in Santa Monica (Sept. 20) of whom should come with a you end up playing for peo- Frank Barajas at Boatyard in Ventura (Sept. 20,24) dimmer switch for the eyes of ple who are into that sort of Teresa Russell at Four Brix Winery in Ventura (Sept. 20) their beholders. Dennen will thing. They end up following Russian Circles at Discovery Ventura (Sept. 20) play some folk rock when he bands that are really big — Bob Weir at Ventura Theatre (Sept. 20) headlines the Topa Mountain they love The Eagles, but then Robert Gray at Winchesters in Ventura (Sept. 20) Music Fest, happening all day sometimes they follow bands Shawn Jones at Star Lounge in Ventura (Sept. 20) Saturday (Sept. 21) at the Lib- or artists that are not big; and Temple Canyon at Greater Goods in Meiners Oaks (Sept. 20) bey Bowl in downtown Ojai. so I found myself playing in Pacific Range at Deer Lodge in Meiners Oaks (Sept. 20) In addition to being a Nepal for 50 or 60 people that Alan Thornhill at Ojai Underground Exchange (Sept. 20) benefit for cancer research, knew my songs. It was like, Jumpstart at Island Brewing in Carpinteria (Sept. 20) this gig is also something of a “What the hell?” Pat Todd at Park Bar & Grill in Burbank (Sept. 21) Zoey’s flashback. Zoey’s was/ BL: So there’s people Big Bad Voodoo Daddy at The Canyon in Agoura (Sept. 21) is a mightily missed, artist- wandering around Katman- Boots & Brews at Ventura State Beach (Sept. 21) friendly venue in Ventura du wearing a Brett Dennen The Lucky Losers at Deer Lodge (Sept. 21) that entered the past tense six T-shirt? Cindy Kalmenson at Topa Mountain Winery in Ojai (Sept. 21) years ago. Steve and Polly Ho- BD: Maybe if they bought Dead Rock West at McCabe’s (Sept. 22) ganson, who are promoting them online because I didn’t Coco Montoya at The Canyon (Sept. 22) this event, used to run Zoey’s, take any merch to sell. It’s too Steve Itterly at Deer Lodge (Sept. 22) and most of the bands play- expensive to travel with all Rick Reeves at Island Brewing (Sept. 22) ing have priors playing for that gear. Salt Martians at Cold Spring Tavern in Santa Barbara (Sept. 22) them. BL: So that’s why rock ’n’ Jerry McWhorter Trio at Copa Cubana in Ventura (Sept. 24) Dennen — a gentle gi- roll T-shirts cost so much? Gypsy Blues at Blue Room in Ventura (Sept. 26) ant at 6 feet, 5 inches — is BD: Yeah, cartage — you Eureka Sound at Discovery Ventura (Sept. 26) Ellis Paul out of Oakdale, in the rolling have to cart them around. It at SOhO in Santa Barbara (Sept. 26) Submitted photo hills of the Central Valley, not costs a fortune, especially if Brett Dennen so far from Yosemite. He will you’re doing a tour of multiple thing” or else “He changed BL: That’s for sure. So, be trading all that peace and countries where you have to too much.” opener or headliner — Jefferson now. music business. Everybody quiet for his new pad on the pay taxes — that’s why they’re BD: Yeah, I deal with both what’s the difference when BD: Yeah, they’ve kind’ve does and I agree with every- beach in Ventura. Dennen is 30 or 40 bucks — yeah, 30 or of those all the time. it comes to your approach to become the same person up body, but just like everybody a prolific songwriter with half 40 bucks for a black T-shirt BL: I would think that’s the show? here. There’s a lot of State of else, I’m lucky to be doing a dozen albums in 15 years, with a bunch of names of cit- difficult to resolve … BD: As a headliner, it’s Jefferson flags where I live. what I’m doing. The music and stories to tell. ies on it and the name of the BD: Yeah, and it can be re- great because I can just go up BL: They all voted for business isn’t what it used to artist on the front. ally tangible, too. So I write a there and do whatever — it’s Trump, probably … be and music isn’t my whole BE THERE OR BL: Did you ever get out bunch of new songs and I go unflinching. I can just play BD: Yeah, but I think that life like it used to be. there and say, “I’m glad to be BE SQUARE: out and tour them and no- the songs and be myself, but just comes with rural places BL: How has fatherhood here in …,” and then forget body cares. It’s really strange it’s really fun being the open- and just wanting to be sepa- changed you? Topa Mountain MusicFest the name of the city? at Libbey Bowl, 210 S. watching people listen to a er because I like to just as- ratists. I understand where BD: I did take most of the Signal St., Ojai, 2 p.m. BD: No, I’ve never done new song — trying to decide sume that nobody knows me those people are coming year off. I was there when Shane Alexander & Quincy that but I’ve seen somebody whether or not they like it and so I’m going to try to find from — it’s kind of a bummer. he crawled for the first time Coleman (2 p.m.), Tom do it. I was at a festival with — and then you play a song just one verse or one bridge BL: So six albums in 15 and when he walked for the Freund (2:40 p.m.), Timmy Fitz & the Tantrums and I saw that’s 15 years old, you can or one part of a song and years but no new album in first time and when he said Curran Band w/Lee Koch him call Charleston Char- see on their faces that, “Yeah, try to get everybody in the three years, so are you cut- “Dada” for the first time. I’ll lotte. That was pretty funny. OK, I’m comfortable with crowd to just like one thing ting back, reinventing your- have to make it up next year (3:25 p.m.), Bryan Titus BL: I saw Dick Dale forget this.” in the set, and then walk off self or what? by touring a lot more, but I’m Trio w/the Brambles (4:15 some of the words to “Louie BL: And that’s why they the stage with people saying, BD: You’re right — no new glad I took so much time off. p.m.) Reverend Tall Tree Louie” one time. It happens. came to the show in the first “I like that one part;” so I like album for a while but I did BL: What advice would (5:10 p.m.), the Mother Has it gotten easier to write place. assuming that’s going to hap- release two EPs last year. You you give to the next genera- Hips (6:15 p.m.), the Marc songs as time goes by? Is BD: Yeah, exactly. pen, and so I go out and try to could consider them an al- tion? Broussard Band (7:35 songwriting a gift or a craft BL: So what was your big make that happen. bum if you put them together. BD: I would just say now p.m.), Brett Dennen Band that can be learned? (8:55 p.m.). Cost: $69, $75 break or have you had it yet? BL: How long since you’ve I’d be interested to hear what more than ever, be authen- or $100. Contact: Topa BD: Yeah, as you get older, BD: I’ve had a bunch of played in the 805? other people think about this. tic because there’s so much mountainmusicfest.org. I think it becomes more of a little breaks, but I don’t know BD: I was just in Santa I don’t know if it’s better or music out there, and so many craft. When I was younger, if I’ve had a really big one yet. Barbara at the Lobero in the not. I’ve been unable to tell. ways people can get music BL: Hey, Brett, it’s Bill it was more about who am I BL: Going on tour with early summer or late spring, BL: A lot of musicians out there and be discovered, with the Ojai Valley News — or what am I saying and so John Mayer? That was a good but I haven’t been in Ojai have told me that they do so just try to find a way to be how are you, stranger? it’s more like a personal dis- thing. for a long time and I haven’t EPs or singles now because authentically you, and just BD: Duuuude, how are covery. It’s more like identi- BD: That was a good played in Ventura forever. albums take too long. be different and make a little you, Bill? fying and telling the world break, yeah. That was amaz- BL: So what’s the strang- BD: It is a bummer when space for yourself that no one BL: Last time I saw you what I have to say, but then ing and I still keep in touch est gig you’ve ever played — you work for a year or a year else inhabits. was in the parking lot at a as you get older, you realize with him. He’s a really sup- is it still the Flying Saucer and a half on an album and BL: It’s still great to be Civil War re-enactment in that you’ve already written portive guy. He’s had a re- Fest at Bridgeville? then you release it and peo- tall? Knights Ferry in 2004; and all the songs that you needed ally remarkable career. It’s in- BD: Yes, that was the cra- ple just listen to it just one BD: Yup. It’s always good, then last time I talked to you to write, so then you hone in sane to watch how he’s gone ziest thing ever. From my time because it’s free. That’s man — except flying coach was some years later before a what’s another way to write a through so many different drummer getting bitten by a why I think a lot of people on an airplane. gig at the Lobero Theatre in song that’s already been writ- changes — kinda like going bee and his whole face swell- release singles and EPs be- BL: OK, Brett, always fun Santa Barbara — so what’d I ten. You just try to get more from a teenybopper heart- ing up, to judging the compe- cause you can piecemeal it to chat — look forward to miss? into the craft of it, while at the throb guy to a handsome tition, to the opening band out and force people to listen seeing you in Ojai. BD: Well, I live not too far same time trying to keep it re- man who’s a guitar virtuoso that was kind of like a com- to one song at a time, then BD: All right. See ya ally true to yourself. and a member of The Grate- bination of hippies and red- wait a couple of weeks before around, too. from Knights Ferry now. It’s BL: Last time you told ful Dead. It’s like The Grateful necks … you release something else. I — Bill Locey has been sur- kinda close to where I grew me about fan reactions — as Dead never had a heart-throb BL: They would be the don’t know, but I’m not going veying the local music scene up but it’s up in the moun- in, “He’s still doing the same tains — up in Sonora Pass in a dude. house band for the State of to complain to you about the for more than 30 years. little town called Strawberry. BL: You’re so predictable these days — you still have the same number. BD: I still have the same number. My lady and I had a kid last year, and we bought William Scott a house in Ventura near the paintings beach so we’re getting ready to move down there. Sept 12 – Dec 1 2019 BL: So there’s life beyond Oakdale, I would assume? You’ve been to places and seen stuff? canvas BD: Yeah, man, I’ve been and lucky. I’ve traveled all around the world just doing my thing. paper It’s paid off and it’s been great, man. 311 N. Montgomery Street BL: So what are some of the cool places you’ve been Thursday – Sunday to? noon – 5pm BD: I played in Dubai. I played in Nepal — that was canvasandpaper.org a total trip — and I played in India and went to a couple of jazz concerts there with Ca- nadian and American dudes playing. When you play some- where that’s not necessarily B3 FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 2019 From assassinations, to The Beatles, Ivor Davis was there Thirty-year Venturan Ivor eled across the country on his Davis, who has had a 50-plus- way to the White House! An ac- year career as an international tor in the White House; Surely journalist, columnist and it has to be a joke!” author, covering many of the Davis will share never-be- biggest stories of our time, will fore-seen-in-America photos be interviewed on Sept. 26 at from that night at the Ambas- 7 p.m. at the Ojai Art Center sador, along with others of The Theater. Beatles, Hollywood celebrities, Davis will talk about his Charles Manson, and more. In career of scoops that have fact, Davis was threatened by Photo by Tom Moore landed on the front pages of a Manson Family member. He KiSea Katikka, left, points at Chance Kelejian, second from left, and David Nelson Taylor confronting newspapers all over the world. explains: “It was Day One of each other with Julie Denney Hamann looking on. Susan Kelejian is seated. The interview and reception the Charles Manson murder afterward are presented by the trial. As I walked into court in Photo submitted Ojai Art Center Literary Branch downtown Los Angeles in July Ivor Davis and the Small Publishers, Art- 1970, Manson Family aco- ‘Bless Your Heart’ inspired ists & Writers Network. lyte, Lynn ‘Squeaky’ Fromme, over inside of five years! I think Davis’ U.S. career began smiled at me and said, in her they were wrong!” in late 1962 for the London little-girl voice, ‘Ivor, do you Davis said, “The unending Daily Express, with more than know what it feels like to have news cycle has pluses — and by life of inspiring director 4 million subscribers, when he a sharp knife slide down your lots of minuses. There’s always was smuggled into the Uni- throat?’ It was pretty chilling, a big story breaking somewhere before, that he and the others family. Review: versity of Mississippi as James and I didn’t take her words in the world. If something big seem to come from different Martha is at the center of Meredith was integrating the lightly.” happens in Ojai (for example worlds. the play throughout, the rock school. A few years later, Ms. From- By Rita Moran if Malcolm McDowell sneezes His mother, Martha (Su- that kept things together Theater critic “For a foreign correspon- me was arrested — for trying while watching his beloved san Kelejian), hasn’t budged one way or the other over Mix battling beliefs about dent, America is a paradise to assassinate President Gerald Liverpool play soccer on TV in from rock-firm beliefs im- the years. Susan Kelejian evolution and religion, stir in of news,” Davis said. “There Ford. the bar at the Ojai Valley Inn) planted in her almost from manages to vividly portray a twitch of Elvis Presley, and is never a dull moment in the As his career transitioned — then the story might make birth. With them, she nur- the strong-willed mother in playwright Richard Camp news cycle. Everyone wants from hard news to entertain- news three minutes later in tures an innate stubborn- both amusing and moving has created a gentle show to talk to the foreign press. I ment columnist to travel Delhi, Melbourne or Manches- ness that has kept her on the moments. Taylor’s Thomas that uses humor and grad- found that top judges, govern- writer, Davis found differences ter. Well, I exaggerate. But only straight-and-narrow despite is portrayed as a quiet but ual understanding to bind a ment officials, police, even the in working with each type of slightly! You get the picture.” rock-ribbed family back to- a husband (Michael Holden intelligent man who helps FBI, are willing to take your story. gether. It may be just a short as J.D.) who tried to rule the the family move through the calls — and that’s terrific news. “Hard news stories give jog down the emotional road, roost but ultimately faded ups and downs of its roiling Since becoming a correspon- you a definite adrenaline “An Evening with Ivor away. lives. They are central to the but it’s a start. dent over half a century ago, it rush,” he said. “Interviewing Davis” takes place Sept. They are gathered in the impact of the show. But the has given me a front-row seat celebrities from Muhammad Camp’s cast of characters 26 at 7 p.m. in the Ojai family home for the impend- strong cast handles the vari- on some of the biggest stories Ali, Paul Newman, Elizabeth was inspired by his own life, Art Center Theater, 113 he writes in program notes, ing marriage of Martha’s ous comic, and occasionally in history: the Bobby Kennedy Taylor, Richard Burton, Robin S. Montgomery St. There explaining that his stepfather younger son, John David conflicting, moments with assassination, the Sharon Tate Williams — brings its very was a Baptist preacher with (Chance Kelejian), and his a sense of the underpinning murders, presidential cam- own brand of excitement to is a $5 fee at the door or a sixth-grade education and girlfriend Charlene (KiSea reality of life in very small- paigns. You name it — and I the story. When I traveled advance tickets at www. his parents grew up com- Katikka). Both in their teens, town America. was privileged to be there.” with The Beatles on their first SPAWN1.org. For more mitted to the basics of the they seem young for mar- Camp not only wrote the Of the many stories he American tour in the summer information, contact evangelical world. With what riage, though probably not play but also is producer. Tom covered, there was one that of 1964, they were just four tal- Kathleen Kaiser @ Kath- seems a simple turn in his among the friends around Eubanks is the director. had the most impact on him. ented lads from Liverpool who [email protected]. younger years, albeit a life- them. Thomas is hoping to “The one I will never forget thought their careers would be changing one, Camp was the get the teens to reconsider was traveling across America first in his family to graduate whether marriage is wise at ‘Bless Your Heart’ with Bobby Kennedy who from high school, following their age. Ojai Art Center The- was running for president in PLEASE JOIN that with college. Education Stirring the stew is Lu- ater’s production of 1968,” Davis said. “I was at the was an “escape” for him. cille (Julie Denney Hamann), Richard Camp’s autobio- Ambassador Hotel that fateful Building on the basics of Thomas’ aunt and a lively graphical comedy-dra- night in June l968 — when I his early life, the playwright chatterbox who’s been mar- ma continues through stepped inside the hotel kitch- ried, count ’em, 11 times. has brought together char- Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. en — and there was Bobby Thursday September 26th acters that echo some of As they all gather in the Kennedy, bleeding and nestled family home where the ac- Fridays and Saturdays, in the arms of his wife, Ethel, at 1:30 p.m. in our Lounge the personalities that sur- 2 p.m. Sundays. The rounded him as he grew up. tion takes place, a wide range as his bodyguards wrestled the as we listen to music cost is $25; seniors $20; Central to the tale is Thomas of personality clashes natu- gun away from assassin Sirhan played and sung by local (David Nelson Taylor), who rally occur, with John David under 25, $10. Open Sirhan. That scene is forever plays the son who returns the one most likely to get seating. Center is at 113 etched in my mind. music legend Tom Lennon. into a fight about anything S. Montgomery St., Ojai. “More upbeat: Being of- to his North Carolina home- Refreshments will be provided town for a family occasion that annoys him, and a lot For more information, fered a handful of jellybeans does, singling him out as the by a B-movie actor named and realizes, as he did years call 805-640-8797. 701 N. Montgomery St. Ojai, CA 93023 • (805) 646-1446 most unsettled one in the Ronald Reagan — as we trav- B4 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019

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Montgomery St. Tickets: $35 fundraising social to be held ASSOCIATION SCREENINGS — root of suffering lies in our youth of the world, and climate and more. This year’s theme is online, $40 at door; students Oct. 3 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Topa All are welcome for a screening ignorance of who we really are. strikes worldwide, Ojai residents “Climate Action for Peace.” All (8 to 22 years), $10 at door Mountain Winery, 821 W. Ojai of the ongoing episode of India’s It requires the peeling back of all ages are invited to gather are invited. Refreshments will with ID only. Buy tix at www. Ave. All are welcome. Contact epic film, “Mahabharata,” of layers of false conceptions today from noon to 5 p.m. in be provided. Bring a sack lunch ojaijazzconcerts.com; info at (805) Pat Block at patblock39@gmail. Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at 687 W. and mistaken identities, as Libbey Park to support striking if you wish to participate in a 746-0936. (S20) com or (805) 525-0642 or (818) Villanova Road, Ojai. Fellowship well as the awakening of a against the inaction of our “Feast for Peace” following the Monday, Sept. 23 519-7192. and refreshments follow. Always deeper perception, one that governments to sufficiently is able to realize our essential ceremony. (805) 646-1446. JOIN THE COMMUNITY “TRANSFORMATION free. Call (805) 640-0405. and urgently address climate nature. Sender will present “WALLS THAT TALK” AT CHORUS — The Ojai THROUGH SELF- NEWBORN HOME VISIT crisis. Representatives from the four medittive practices: self- LIBRARY — The Ojai Library, Community Chorus is seeking KNOWLEDGE” — Pablo VOLUNTEERS NEEDED — city and local climate resilience examination, self-inquiry, 111 E. Ojai Ave., will host Lori experienced singers to Sender will give a lecture on Secure Beginnings/Comienzos groups will be present to answer self-observation and self- Mohr delivering a presentation participate in its winter holiday “Transformation through Self- Seguros, 555 Mahoney Ave., questions about what we can dwelling — each designed to titled “Walls That Talk: Murals concert to be held Dec. 7 and Knowledge,” Tuesday at 7 p.m. Room 2, Oak View, is seeking do locally to reduce emissions, help us discover our true self. from the 1930s” Saturday at 8. No auditions are required. at the Theosophy in Ojai Valley English and English-Spanish sequester carbon, and adapt The meditation retreat will 1 p.m. Murals of FDR’s New Registration and rehearsals Lodge, 46 Krotona St., Ojai. speaking volunteers for its to climate impacts. This is an include short talks followed by Deal work relief programs are a began Sept. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at Ojai Theosophical teachings indicate ParentCare Newborn Home Visit interactive public event co- guided practice. Participants legacy to us all, demonstrating United Methodist Church, 120 that the ultimate source of Program. Selected volunteers sponsored by Fridays for the are encouraged to bring a the power of art to lift spirits Church Road. Registration fee suffering is a misunderstanding will receive support, training Future and Extinction Rebellion personal notebook. in one of the most challenging is $75. Rehearsals will be held of who we really are. Therefore, and the knowledge that they are www. Ojai. Come stand with us for a or (805) times in our country’s history. Mondays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. for any practice to be effective making a lasting impact. Apply krotonainstitute.org habitable planet! This event is free and open to and participants may register in bringing a state of peace by Wednesday. Contact: Renee@ 646-1139. (S27) THIRD FRIDAYS DOWNTOWN the public. Call (805) 218-9146 through Sept. 23. Male voices and harmony, it must lead to a securbeginnings.org or (805) 646- HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS — The Ojai Valley Museum and or 646-1639 for more details. are especially needed. For more greater realization of our true 7559, Ext. 110. MATERIALS EVENT — The many downtown merchants, AMERICAN VEDIC information, call Marilyn at nature. No cost; donations County of Ventura Pollution restaurants and galleries will Thursday, Sept. 26 Prevention Center will host a ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP (805) 640-0468. appreciated. (630) 815-4810. FREE OUTDOOR MOVIE — The be open today from 5:30 to household hazardous materials — Join others for discussion, CITY COUNCIL MEETING — Ojai Rancho Inn, 615 W. Ojai 7:30 p.m. to celebrate Third Tuesday, Sept. 24 collection event Sept. 28 for sharing, thoughtful The Ojai City Council will hold a Ave., will host a free outdoor Friday, featuring live music, “KRIYA-SHAKTI: THE POWER residents of the unincorporated introspection and light meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the screening of “The Goonies,” refreshments, and more. OF THOUGHT” — Krotona areas of Ventura County. refreshments, Saturdays at 2 council chambers at Ojai City Thursday at about 8 p.m. Bring Museum entry is free. Call (805) School of Theosophy, 46 Call (805) 658-4323 for an p.m. at 687 W. Villanova Road, Krotona St., Ojai, will present Hall, 401 S. Ventura St., Ojai. blankets and picnic. No outside 640-1390 for more information. appointment or more details. Ojai. Uplift yourself with the a workshop, Sept. 24 through Wednesday, Sept. 25 alcohol or dogs allowed. For “BLESS YOUR HEART” — The science of self-realization. Small businesses should call 27 from 10 a.m. to noon, with CMWD BOARD MEETING more information, call (805) Ojai Art Center Theater, 113 (800) 714-1195. Always free. Call (805) 640-0405. Michele and Pablo Sender — The Board of Directors of 646-1434. S. Montgomery St., will host FALL MEDICINAL PLANT BENEFIT CONCERT — The on “Kriya-Shakti: The Power Casitas Municipal Water District performances of a new comedy, WORKSHOP — with Lanny Topa Mountain Music Fest will of Thought.” Theosophical will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. “Bless Your Heart,” continuing Kaufer, Dr. James Adams and be held Saturday from 2 to 10 teachings postulate that at the main office, 1055 Ventura through Sept. 29, with shows Down The Road Enrique Villaseñor will be held p.m. in Libbey Bowl to raise thoughts can affect our daily Ave., Oak View. The public is Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 Sept. 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in funds to benefit Stand Up to lives, our bodies, and even the “MISSING LINK” — The Ojai p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. welcome to attend. Ojai. Learn identification and Cancer and the Glioblastoma world around us. Mastering our Recreation Department, 510 This original play was written “GETTING YOUR BOOK medicinal uses of native plants Foundation. Go to www. minds is essential to a healthy Park Road, Ojai, will host a by the theater’s own artistic PUBLISHED” AT LIBRARY from a USC pharmacologist topamountainmusicfest.org for and fulfilling life. How much do Parent’s Night Out in the Boyd director, Richard Camp, and it is — The Ojai Library, 111 E. and prepare botanical home tickets or information. thoughts define our perceptions Community Center, featuring a LOL comedy about evolution, Ojai Ave., will host Mandy remedies. Cost: $75, including MOUNTAINFILM ON TOUR of who we are? Is it possible that the screening of “Missing Link,” religion and Elvis Presley. Get Jackson-Beverly delivering a all materials. Register at — The Ojai Valley Land some of our thoughts are not Sept. 27 for children ages 5 tickets online at ojaiact.org or presentation titled “Getting HerbWalks.com or 805-646-6281. Conservancy will again bring ours? In this class, the Senders through 13, with drop-off at 6 call (805) 640-8797 for more Your Book Published in the (S27) the original films of the annual will explore the fascinating Modern World” Wednesday p.m., movie at 7 p.m, and pick- details. WORKSHOP ON LINCOLN’S Mountainfilm Festival in world of thought, presenting at 6 p.m. Come learn about up at 9 p.m. For more details, “BELLE OF AMHERST” — As SPEECHES — The Agora Telluride to Ojai, Saturday practical tips on how to train independent, traditional and call (805) 646-5581, Ext. 390. seen in Ojai last December and Foundation will host a workshop with the gates opening at 5 our minds and use the power hybrid publishing; the pros BANNED BOOKS WEEK at the Rubicon in August, this on “Lincoln’s Pre-Civil War p.m. at Ojai Valley School’s of thought for spiritual growth and cons of each path; social FILM FESTIVAL — BookEnds sell-out show goes up again Speeches: Timely Thoughts on lower campus sports field, 723 and service to others. Series $50, media for authors; and life as an Bookstore, 110 S. Pueblo Ave., for one weekend, Sept. 20 to Enduring Political Institutions,” El Paseo Road, Ojai (no pets Single Session $15. Information: independent author-publisher. Meiners Oaks, will host free 22. Performances will be at Sept. 28 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. allowed). Bring your blankets www.krotonainstitute.org or (805) This event is free and open to screenings under the oaks to Namba in Ventura, today and at The Agora Foundation, 417 and low-back chairs. The event 646-1139. (S20) the public. Call (805) 218-9146 celebrate its First Amendment Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 will begin with live music, food Bryant Circle, Ojai. Call (805) RETIRED MEN’S CLUB or 646-1639 for more details. Film Festival for Banned p.m. Starring Anna Kotula, this trucks, and a beer garden. The 231-5974 for more details. MEETING — Ivor Davis will be AN EVENING WITH IVOR Books Week. The 1966 classic, one-woman play by William movies will start promptly at ARTWALK VENTURA — The the speaker at the club’s meeting DAVIS — The Ojai Art Center “Fahrenheit 451” will be shown Luce explores the ilfe of Emily 7:15 p.m. For tickets: Museum of Ventura County, 100 ovlc.org/ on Tuesday. He is the author of Literary Branch and the Small Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. On Sept. 28 at Dickinson. Tickets: www. or at the door if E. Main St., Ventura, invites the mountainfilm19 “The Beatles and Me on Tour.” Publishers, Artists & Writers 7 p.m., there will be screenings nambaarts.com or (805) 233- available. All proceeds benefit public to visit Artwalk Ventura In 1964, Davis was assigned Network will host Ivor Davis, of Walt Disney’s “Alice in 6965. on Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 7 OVLC. by the London Daily Express Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Art Wonderland,” followed by “The Saturday, Sept. 21 Sunday, Sept. 22 to accompany The Beatles on Day They Came to Arrest the p.m. to view the opening of Center, 113 S. Montgomery St., the “Kaleidoscopa Kandeo,” a FREE HEART SYMPOSIUM NATURE HIKE — Lanny their tour of the United States. Book” (1988). These movies are Ojai, in a special literary evening 20-foot-tall interactive sculpture — Community Memorial Kaufer will lead a Fall Equinox He had unrestricted access to based on banned books. (805) and book signing. Author of by Deniz Nicole, which will be Health System will host a free Nature Hike on Pine Mountain, The Beatles — and was paid “Manson Exposed: A Reporter’s 640-9441. Heart Symposium as part of its Sunday, Sept. 22, from 9 a.m. for it! The Ojai Valley Retired 50-Year Journey into Madness “MEDITATION AND SELF- on display through Oct. 6. Speaker Series, at the Ventura to 4 p.m. Learn identification Men’s Club holds luncheon and Murder,” Davis will be KNOWLEDGE” — Krotona “LUCKY AND SMART: APOLLO Beach Marriott, 2055 E. Harbor and uses of native plants in the meetings on the second and interviewed by Bret Bradigan School of Theosophy, 46 11 AT 50” AT LIBRARY — The Blvd., Ventura, Saturday from mixed conifer forest habitat. fourth Tuesdays of every month about his decades-long career Krotona St., Ojai, will present Ojai Library, 111 E. Ojai Ave., will 8 a.m to noon, beginning with $25 adults, $20 seniors 62-up, at 11:45 a.m. in the Banquet as an investigative reporter a retreat with Pablo Sender host Michael Gorn presenting a continental breakfast at 7:30 $15 students 13-17. No dogs Room at Soule Park Golf Course. covering the biggest stories on “Meditation and Self- a.m. Physicians will discuss or smoking, please. Register at Retired men are welcome to Cont. on Page B6 the latest treatments in heart HerbWalks.com or 805-646-6281. care, women’s heart health (S20) issues and tips to prevent heart HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL DAY OF disease. 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Cont. from Page B5 130 W. Ojai Ave., will host a on Nov 16. To enroll, email Miriam Arichea will play pieces www.calcoastalhorse.com or (805) and fourth Wednesday of each a talk on “Lucky and Smart: Town Talk on “The Process of [email protected] or call by Beethoven, Mozart, Glinka, 758-8312. month at 6:30 p.m. at the Oak Apollo 11 at 50,” Sept. 28 at Origins” Sept. 29 from 4:30 to 6 (805) 654-2703. Bruch and more. Call (805) DENIM AND DIAMONDS View Community Center, 18 1 p.m. Gorn is an author and p.m. Six Ojai Studio Artists will NHS YARD AND CRAFT SALE 640-1158 for more details or go CONCERT — A concert by Valley Road. Children are historian specializing in the field participate in a discussion about — Nordhoff High School, 1401 online at ojaiact.org. Denim and Diamonds with welcome to the meetings on the of aeronautics and space flight. implementation — turning Maricopa Highway, will host a TOWN TALK AT MUSEUM — the Boogie Knights and the fourth Wednesday. Learn how the Apollo program a concept into reality — for Community Yard and Craft Sale The Ojai Valley Museum, 130 W. Spazmatics will be held at SENIOR SLO-PITCH BASEBALL got started and the many ways the ongoing “Origins” exhibit. in the parking lot, Oct. 6 from 9 Ojai Ave., will host a Town Talk Libbey Bowl, 206 S. Signal St., — Senior slo-pitch baseball in which good (and bad) fortune Admission: $5, free for museum a.m. to 2 p.m., raising funds to on “The History of Origins” Oct. Ojai, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. No outside will be held Wednesdays and influenced the outcome of the members. Call (805) 640-1390 benefit the music departrment. 6 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Six Ojai beverages allowed. Tickets Fridays. Leagues will be formed mission. A signing of Gorn’s for more information. Limited item donations are Studio Artists will participate in available at www.wmmts.com or for those 60 and over for coeds. book “Spacecraft” will follow HIGH HOLY DAYS — The Jewish being accepted. 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Montgomery St., — Sept. 30 is the deadline to Sale, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 in support of his new album, Ongoing Events ANIMAL ADOPTIONS — The Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. Rocha’s unique register or renew memberships p.m., to raise funds to benefit “Introducing Juan Pablo.” Humane Society of Ventura fusion of mime and spoken in the Ojai Women’s Fund, the music department. The FREE NOONTIME OPERA County’s Shelter and Adoption word will tickle your funny which provides support to 17 school’s gym will be transformed AT LIBRARY — The Ojai OJAI PHOTOGRAPHY Center in Ojai, 402 Bryant St., bone. Tickets are available at local nonprofit groups, creating into a mattress showroom, Library, 111 E. Ojai Ave., COMMUNITY — meets the is open for animal adoptions ptgo.org a healthier, happier and more with 25-plus floor models to try will host members of Opera third Tuesday of each month Monday through Saturday TOWN HALL MEETING — A compassionate Ojai Valley. Visit and huge discounts. For quick Santa Barbara, Oct. 8 at noon, at 7 p.m. in Kent Hall at Little from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit town hall meeting on “Health www.ojaiwomensfund.org or call information about the sale, text performing a selection of House, 111 W. Santa Ana humanesocietyvc.org to see and Pesticides, Climate Roz Demaria at (805) 746-3096 “Nordhoff” to: 484848. popular opera arias and duets St. Shutter enthusiasts are photos of animals available. Call Change and Transitioning to to join, renew or gain more CONCERTS TO BENEFIT THE as well as some musical theater welcome to share their interest (805) 646-6505. Regenerative Agriculture” will information. C.R.E.W. — Tara Jeffery, Ken pieces, all acompanied by piano. in photography. Visit www. PLAY BRIDGE — The Bridge be held Sept. 28 from 3 to 6 BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Eros and Kerri Climer, with This event is free and open to ojaiphotographycommunity.com for Group meets Mondays and p.m. at Matilija Auditorium, — The Ojai Library’s Book special guest Rain Perry, will the public. Call (805) 218-9146 more information. Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon 703 El Paseo Road, Ojai. Doors Discussion Group will meet perform a Joni Mitchell Tribute or 646-1639 for more details. SENIOR WRITERS GROUP — at Help of Ojai’s Little House, open at 2:15 p.m. Guests will Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Concert, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. at the CITY COUNCIL MEETING — Writers of all kinds are invited 111 W. Santa Ana St. All bridge include Sen. Hannah-Beth “The Library Book” by Susan Ojai Art Center Theater, 113 S. The Ojai City Council will hold to meet with the Ojai Senior players are welcome. For more Jackson, award-winning actress- Orleans. (Note: This October Montgomery St. Funds raised a meeting Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. in the Writers Group Thursdays from information call (805) 646-5122. director-health advocate Dianne selection is the “One County, will benefit the Concerned council chambers at Ojai City 10 a.m. to noon at Little House, LIBRARY FIBER ARTS AND Ladd, and filmmakers Josh One Book” being read by all Resource and Environmental Hall, 401 S. Ventura St., Ojai. 111 W. Santa Ana St., Ojai. Come KNITTING CLUB — The Ojai and Rebecca Tickell. There will of Ventura County.) The Ojai Workers (C.R.E.W.). Musicians GARDEN CLUB MEETING — and share. Call (805) 657-8528 Library, 111 E. Ojai Ave., hosts be a film clip preview of the Library is at 111 E. Ojai Ave. will include Martin Young, Bill The Ojai Valley Garden Club for more details. meetings of the Ojai Library new film, “Kiss the Ground.” Everyone is invited to join the Flores, Robert Rachelli, John will have its first meeting of BEGINNING KRIYA Fiber Arts and Knitting Club Suggested donation: $10. Info: group. The only requirement for Boyd and Mark Corradetti. the season on Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. MEDITATION CLASS — is held every Sunday from 3:30 to 4:30 transitiontoorgranics@gmail. participating in the discussion is The 7 p.m. show is sold out in Fisher Hall at St. Andrew’s Mondays at 7 p.m. in Ojai. Call p.m. (beginning Sept. 8). Bring org. to have read the book and come and a second show has been Episcopal Church, 409 Topa (805) 646-7575 for directions or your current project. Call (805) COBY BROWN TO PLAY IN willing to share your opinion added at 8:45 p.m. Go to Topa Drive. After refreshments, BrownPaperTickets.com details. 646-1639. OJAI — The Vine, 308 E. Ojai and listen to others. Call (805) for Christina Hardin, ISA certified OJAI VALLEY DEMOCRATS OJAI QUILTERS ANONYMOUS Ave., will host Los Angeles- 646-1639. tickets. arborist, will deliver a talk titled MEETINGS — The Ojai Valley — Ojai Quilters Anonymous based songwriter-composer WATERSHED COUNCIL OJAI HISTORICAL WALKING “Living with Oaks in the Ojai MEETING — TOURS — Democrats meet at 7 p.m. the meets Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to Coby Brown performing Sept. The Ventura River Saturdays at 10:30 Valley” starting at 10:30 a.m. fourth Monday of every month noon. Call (805) 649-5956 for 28 at 8 p.m. as part of his West Watershed Council will meet a.m., Ojai Historical Walking This is a free event, open to the (except August and December) more information. Coast tour. He will be joined by Oct. 3 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in Tours depart from the Ojai public. at Help of Ojai’s Kent Hall, 111 OJAI SRI SATHYA SAI BABA LA artists Brad Byrd and Greg the auditorium at the Oak View Valley Museum, 130 W. Ojai Ave. CMWD BOARD MEETING W. Santa Ana St., Ojai (behind CENTER — The Ojai Sri Sathya Felden. Call (805) 646-1555 for Park and Resource Center, 555 (approximately one-hour tours). — The Board of Directors of City Hall and up the ramp). For Sai Baba Center meets Sundays more details. Mahoney Ave., Oak View. Email Docent Barbara Washburn will Casitas Municipal Water District information, see Facebook at DINE, DANCE, DRUM, SING! — [email protected] for lead the Oct. 5 tour. Cost is $7 at 5:30 p.m. Call (805) 646-3250. will meet Oct. 9 at 3 p.m. at the Ojai Valley Democrats or call ROTARY CLUB OF OJAI-WEST The Center for Spiritual Living more details. or $15 per family. Drop-ins are main office, 1055 Ventura Ave., (805) 794-9228. MEETINGS — The Rotary Club will sponsor an outdoor equinox OJAI VALLEY WOMAN’S CLUB welcome. For reservations or Oak View. The public is welcome FOOD GLEANERS NEEDED — of Ojai-West holds breakfast party with food, friends and live MEETING — The Ojai Valley tours during the week, call (805) to attend. Food Share, Ventura County’s meetings every Tuesday at 7 music by Patricia Avis and Greg Woman’s Club will meet Oct. 3 at 640-1390. OJAI HISTORICAL WALKING food bank, has an ongoing a.m. at the Soule Park Golf Weiser, Sept. 28 from 8:30 to 9:30 2 p.m. at its historic clubhouse “SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOURS — Saturdays at 10:30 need for gleaners, volunteers Course Banquet Room, 1033 E. p.m. This is a “love-in” for the at 441 E. Ojai Ave. The public is ROAD RACING” AT LIBRARY a.m., Ojai Historical Walking who pick fruit from backyard Ojai Ave. (no meeting if there whole community. Call (805) welcome to the club’s meetings, — The Ojai Library, 111 E. Ojai Tours depart from the Ojai trees and untended orchards is a fifth Tuesday in a month). 640-0498 for reservations and held on the first Thursday of Ave., will host Ventura author Valley Museum, 130 W. Ojai Ave. for distribution to hungry each month. At this meeting, Tony Baker talking about his Guests are welcome to come directions to the location. (approximately one-hour tours). people throughout the county. learn about Rotary and the “EXPLORE THE MAGIC OF a Powerpoint presentation book, “Southern California Docents Connie Campbell and Food Share provides all the club’s activities. Call (805) 798- CLAY” AT LIBRARY — and program titled “Walls that Road Racing,” Oct. 5 at 1 p.m. The Ojai Jackie Clark will lead the Oct. 12 equipment. Volunteers usually 1871 for reservations or more Library, 111 E. Ojai Ave., will Talk: Murals of the 1930s” will The book’s collection of historic tour. Cost is $7 or $15 per family. meet at the designated pick imformation. host Robin Nahin, owner of be given by Lori Mohr, author, photographs depicts all the Drop-ins are welcome. For spot at around 8:30 a.m. and PLAY GROUP — A play group Firestick Pottery, Sept. 29 at 2 local resident, and docent at the action and excitement of the reservations or tours during the work for two to three hours. For for caregivers and infants 18 p.m., teaching a free hands-on Santa Barbara Museum of Art. golden age of motor sports. This week, call (805) 640-1390. more information: kjorgensen@ months and younger meets pottery workshop, “Explore the FREE DISASTER event is free and open to the CCHR OCTOBERFEST — foodshare.com or (805) 983- Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. at Magic of Clay.” This interactive PREPAREDNESS CLASSES — A public. Call (805) 218-9146 or California Coastal Horse 7100, Ext. 138. Sarzotti Park, 510 Park Road. workshop will allow participants series of free classes on Disaster 646-1639 for more details. Rescue, 600 W. Lomita Ave., OJAI VALLEY LIONS CLUB to learn the basics of working Preparedness will be led by SINGER CHAMBER PLAYERS Call Brook at (805) 525-9931. Ojai, will host a day of family — is always looking for new ADULT BEREAVEMENT with clay to create art. Geared the Community Emergency CONCERT — The Music Branch fun at Octoberfest on Oct. 12 members. If you are interested SUPPORT GROUPS — for ages 6 years through Response Team at Oak View of the Ojai Art Center, 113 S. Grief from noon to 4 p.m. with free in being part of an energetic Support Groups meet every adult. To reserve a spot: info@ Park and Resource Center, Montgomery St., will host a admission and parking. Meet service organization, contact firestickpottery.com or (805) 272- 555 Mahoney Ave., Oak View, concert performance by the Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. to the horses of CCHR and enjoy the club secretary at (805) 798- noon at Help of Ojai’s West 8760. beginning Oct. 3 from 6:30 to Singer Chamber Players, Oct. 6 kids’ crafts, pony cart rides, a 0278. Go to www.ojailions. Campus, 370 Baldwin Road, TOWN TALK AT MUSEUM 9:30 p.m. and continuing for at 2 p.m. Carinetist David Singer, food truck, live music and a beer com for more information. The — five weeks, ending with a drill cellist Virginia Kron and pianist The Ojai Valley Museum, garden. For more information: Lions Club meets the second Cont. on Page B7 B7 EVENTS around our valley FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 2019

Cont. from Page B6 [email protected] or for anyone in the comunity every evenings throughout the year. 50th CLASS REUNION NORDHOFFIANS (805) 649-8500. Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. Call In Ojai, the location is the Ojai Ojai. They are free of charge and Nordhoff High School Class of REUNION CANCELED OJAI SONGWRITERS — A free (805) 646-6433. Valley Community Health open to individuals who have 1969 is planning its 50th Class weekly meeting of open-minded CELEBRATE RECOVERY — Center, 1200 Maricopa Highway. Due to ongoing experienced a loss within the last Reunion for Saturday, Oct. 19, creative musicians and lyricists, Redemption, 190 E. El Roblar Call (805) 640-8293. two-and-half years. Drop-ins are 2019 from 4 p.m. to 9 pm. at the construction at Nordhoff who recognize the value of the Drive, Ojai, hosts Celebrate SCHOOLINKS HOMEWORK welcome. For more information, Sarzotti Park barbecue area. It High School campus, the collaborative sharing of ideas Recovery, a Christian AA CENTERS — SchooLinks email griefi[email protected]. will include a catered Mexican and music. Contact Scott: program every Friday at 7 p.m. Homework Centers are open at 1RUGKRI¿DQV5HXQLRQ FREE HEALING SESSIONS FOR dinner, beer, and wine. There [email protected] or Come heal your hurts, hang-ups the Ojai Library, Meiners Oaks scheduled for Oct. 6 VETERANS AND FAMILIES — will be dancing to a live band. and habits. Questions, Norm at Library and Oak View Library, has been canceled. The Healing in America will offer (805) 640-1004. Tickets are $35. Checks must FREE MAMMOGRAMS — Monday, Tuesday and Thursday free one-hour energy healing The (805) 320-5499. be sent by Sept. 24 to Joyce event will be back next ROCKIN’ ROOTS SOCIETY from 3 to 5 p.m. and Wednesday sessions to local veterans and Ojai Valley Community Health Kemsley, 958 Devereux Drive, year, 2020. For more — from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. when their families: in Ojai, 107 W. Center, 1200 Maricopa Highway, meets the first Wednesday Ojai, CA 93023. RSVP to information, call (805) 497- school is in session. Call (805) Aliso St., the last Tuesday of offers a Breast Cancer Early of each month at an East [email protected]. 7038 or (805) 795-2888. each month from 11:30 a.m. Detection Program which End location. Got roots? 289-0368. includes free breast exams for Accomplished singers, fiddlers, CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP to 3:30 p.m. Appointments are ukuleles. Call (805) 218-9146 for women 40 years old or older and pickers and other “high — OjaiCares, 960 E. Ojai Ave., call (805) 218-9146. necessary: office@healinginamerica. PAUSE4KIDS MEETINGS — free mammograms for women 50 lonesome” sound-makers Suite 105, hosts a free, drop-in more details. com or (805) 640-0211. SUNDAY BREAKFAST AT Pause4kids, a parents’ group HOSPITAL AUXILIARY and older who do not have any welcome. Limit six per session. caregiver support group on the MOOSE LODGE — The public committed to helping children VOLUNTEERS NEEDED — The medical coverage and cannot Call Chris at (805) 646-8040. second Mondays of each month afford these services. Call (805) AMERICAN LEGION DINNERS from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call (805) is invited to purchase breakfast with special needs, meets twice Ojai Valley Community Hospital Sundays from 9 a.m. to noon at each month: every third Tuesday 640-8293 to see if you qualify. — The public is welcome to 646-6433. Auxiliary needs new members. the Loyal Order of the Moose at 9 a.m. and every fourth OJAI CARS AND COFFEE — Car dinners sponsored by the BRIDGE CLUBS — The Ojai The auxiliary has a variety of Lodge 1417, 382 Ventura Ave., Tuesday at 7 p.m. Visit www. enthusiasts of all kinds meet American Legion Auxiliary and Bridge Club meets Mondays duties within the hospital to use pauseconejo.org or call Kim at the second Sunday of each Sons of the Ojai American Legion and the Oak View Bridge Club Oak View, behind the post office. skills or interests pertaining to AMERICAN RED CROSS — month from 8 to 10 a.m. for an Post 482, 843 E. Ojai Ave., held meets Fridays at 12:30 p.m. at the (805) 646-6606. helping others. Call (805) 640- ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER auto show in the parking lot at the first and third Fridays of each Jewish Community of Ojai, 530 meets every second Saturday 6936 or (805) 640-2224. at 9 a.m. at the Arc Enrichment SUPPORT GROUP — Join ENGLISH AS SECOND Westridge Midtown Market, month. All proceeds benefit W. El Roblar Drive, Meiners Oaks. Center, 210 Cañada St., Ojai. You Deirdre Daly on the second LANGUAGE CLASSES — ESL 131 W. Ojai Ave. All makes and veterans, student scholarships All bridge players are welcome; models are welcome or just and packages for troops singles will be provided with a are invited to join Ojai Valley and fourth Monday of each classes are offered through Ojai American Red Cross volunteers month from 10 to 11:30 a.m., come to look and discuss auto overseas. partner. For more information, Unified Adult Education at Ojai at a monthly meeting. No RSVP as she facilitates an Alzheimer’s trends and other motoring ADULT CHILDREN OF call (805) 512-6746. Unified District offices, 414 E. required. Call Michaela at (805) Caregiver Support Group at subjects with like-minded folks. ALCOHOLICS MEETINGS — UKULELE CLUB AT OJAI Ojai Ave. Call (805) 640-4330, Ext. The Gables of Ojai, 701 N. JANE CUSUMANO Adult Children of Alcoholics LIBRARY — The Ojai Library 236-9959 for information. 1960, for information. “NONVIOLENT Montgomery St., for caregivers FOUNDATION — The Jane and Dysfunctional Families Ukulele Club meets every “EXPLORING WATERCOLORS” COMMUNICATION” AT and loved ones of people Cusumano Foundation, a hold 12-step meetings every Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. in — Patty Van Dyke and Gayel LIBRARY — living with dementia to get nonprofit organization created to Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at St. the main gallery, 111 E. Ojai Ave., The Ojai Library, 111 Childress will teach an art class, support and share information enhance cancer awareness and Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 409 for a jam session and workshop. E. Ojai Ave., will host a practice “Exploring Watercolors,” on on community resources. wellness, meets the first Tuesday Topa Topa Drive, Ojai. For more The club is open to all ages and group for youth and adults on the second and fourth Friday Refreshments will be provided. of each month at 7 p.m. at information: www.adultchildren. levels of experience. If you have “Nonviolent Communication” on of each month at 10 a.m. in the fourth Sunday of each month Call (805) 640-5717 for more Coldwell Banker’s office. Anyone org. your own ukulele, bring it along. the clubhouse at The Gables at 1 p.m. For more information, details. of Ojai, 701 N. Montgomery St. interested in learning more or FREE BLOOD PRESSURE The club has a couple of extra Donations suggested. Call Kelley in speaking or volunteering is SCREENING — Free blood welcome. Call Nora Davis at at (805) 646-1446. pressure screening is offered the SPEAK WITH POWER (805) 646-3128 or 207-6177. first Thursday of each month TOASTMASTERS — Donations are welcome; mail from 10:30 a.m. to noon at The At Speak to Jane Cusumano Foundation, with Power Toastmasters Medicine Shoppe, 960 E. Ojai 1129 Maricopa Highway, PMB Ave. Call (805) 646-0106. meetings you can learn public 126, Ojai, CA 93023.Help of Ojai’s speaking, how to conduct HOME SECURITY PATROL — West Campus, 370 Baldwin Road, The Ojai Valley Security Patrol meetings, listen effectively Ojai. They are free of charge and and provide constructive provides home security for when open to individuals who have you are on vacation. Call the feedback. The club meets the experienced a loss within the last fourth Thursday of each month Ojai Police at (805) 646-1414 two-and-half years. Drop-ins are for information. Neighborhood from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The welcome. For more information, Lighthouse, 590 Old Ventura Ave., Watch programs are also email griefi[email protected]. Oak View. Visitors are welcome. SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES available. LOW-COST SHOT CLINICS — NOAH COMMUNITY SING WITH CHILDREN 0-5 — Secure The Humane Society Shelter and — A community sing, open to Beginnings, 555 Mahoney Ave., individuals and families, is held Adoption Center, 402 Bryant St., Room 2, Oak View, offers parent Ojai, holds low-cost shot clinics the third Sunday of each month consultations, newborn home from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Living on the first and third Saturdays visits, counseling, free diaper of each month from 10 a.m. to 1 Aikido Dojo, Oak View Park and bank, breastfeeding-first feeding Resource Center, 555 Mahoney p.m. For more information, call care line and a young parent Dr. Lewis at (805) 646-2442. Ave., Oak View. Donations program. Scholarships and accepted. For more information, FREE RECORDING STUDIO payment plans available. No WORKSHOPS — Singers and call Craig at (805) 637-4829. family turned away for lack of FREE PRENATAL CLASSES — songwriters are welcome to free funds. (805) 646-7559 or www. recording studio workshops Clinicas del Camino Real offers securebeginnings.org. free weekly prenatal classes in held on select Saturdays from GRIEF HAVEN — OjaiCares, 960 10 a.m. to noon at Tim Frantz’s Spanish and English at all of E. Ojai Ave., Suite 105, hosts a its nine sites countywide. They Mountain Dog Musicworks. To free, drop-in grief support group sign up for the next workshop: are held Monday and Thursday B8 Ojai Valley News • Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 Public Notices

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SUPERIOR COURT OF matter pursuant to Section 17913 of VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH 324 N La Luna Ave, Ojai, CA 93023 ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ (A registrant who declares File Date: 09/05/2019 (A registrant who declares CALIFORNIA Business and Professions Code that in violation of the rights of another County of Principal Place of H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP information as true any material THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS information as true any material COUNTY OF Ventura the registrant knows to be false is under Federal, State, or Common Business: Ventura WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH matter pursuant to Section 17913 of (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: matter pursuant to Section 17913 of 800 South Victoria Avenue guilty of a misdemeanor punishable Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., State of Incorporation/ RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW Business and Professions Code that 1st Fictitious Business Name: Fit Business and Professions Code that Ventura, CA 93009 E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG Business and Professions Code). Organization: CA - 4122852 as provided in subdivision section the registrant knows to be false is Responder Training the registrant knows to be false is PETITION OF dollars ($1,000).) 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH Full name of 1st Registrant 17920, where it expires 40 days after guilty of a misdemeanor punishable Street Address of Principal Place of guilty of a misdemeanor punishable Jaquet Marisa Iron Wing Rodgers Spring Communications Holding, County Clerk of Ventura on the date Individual/Corporation/Limited any change in the facts set forth in the E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG FOR CHANGE OF NAME LLC LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH Liability Company: statement pursuant to section 17913 dollars ($1,000).) acceptable): dollars ($1,000).) ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR /s/LAREN WHIDDON ———————— Tomica Mora other than a change in residence Tunde Alonge 268 Galway Lane, Simi Valley, CA John Creighton Adams CHANGE OF NAME Laren Whiddon OVN08-31-2019 Residence Address of 1st address or registered owner. A new /s/TUNDE ALONGE #1 93065 /s/JOHN CREIGHTON ADAMS 56-2019-00532314-CU-PT-VTA CFO Published Ojai Valley News Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Tunde Alonge County of Principal Place of NOTICE – In accordance with TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: NOTICE – In accordance with August 30, 2019 acceptable): PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ NOTICE – In accordance with Business: Ventura subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Petitioner Jaquet Marisa Iron Wing subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a September 6, 13 & 20, 2019 324 N La Luna Ave, Ojai, CA 93023 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Full name of 1st Registrant ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ 5RGJHUVÀOHGDSHWLWLRQZLWKWKLV ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This Business is conducted by: A not of itself authorize the use in this ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ Individual/Corporation/Limited H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP court for a decree changing names as H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP NAME STATEMENT Corporation VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP Liability Company: WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH follows: a) Jaquet Marisa Iron Wing WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH File Number 20190827-10015668- The registrant commenced to in violation of the rights of another WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH Theodore Stern RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW Rodgers to Jaquet Marisa Iron Wing RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW 0 1/1 WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV under Federal, State, or Common RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW Residence Address of 1st as provided in subdivision section THE COURT ORDERS that all as provided in subdivision section Ventura County Clerk and Recorder business name or names listed above Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., as provided in subdivision section Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not 17920, where it expires 40 days after persons interested in this matter shall 17920, where it expires 40 days after MARK A. LUNN on N/A. Business and Professions Code). 17920, where it expires 40 days after acceptable): any change in the facts set forth in the appear before this court at the hearing any change in the facts set forth in the File Date: 08/27/2019 I declare that all information in this 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH any change in the facts set forth in the 268 Galway Lane, Simi Valley, CA statement pursuant to section 17913 indicated below to show cause, if statement pursuant to section 17913 THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS statement is true and correct. County Clerk of Ventura on the date statement pursuant to section 17913 93065 other than a change in residence any, why the petition for change of other than a change in residence (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: (A registrant who declares LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH other than a change in residence Full name of 2nd Registrant address or registered owner. A new name should not be granted. Any address or registered owner. A new 1st Fictitious Business Name: Mama information as true any material ———————— address or registered owner. A new Individual/Corporation/Limited ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW person objecting to the name changes ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Mora’s Canine Camp matter pursuant to Section 17913 of OVN09-04-2019 ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Liability Company: PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ GHVFULEHGDERYHPXVWÀOHDZULWWHQ PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ Street Address of Principal Place of Business and Professions Code that Published Ojai Valley News PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ Emily Stern 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV objection that includes the reasons 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not the registrant knows to be false is September 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2019 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV Residence Address of 2nd not of itself authorize the use in this for the objection at least two court not of itself authorize the use in this acceptable): guilty of a misdemeanor punishable FICTITIOUS BUSINESS not of itself authorize the use in this Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH days before the matter is scheduled VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH 324 N La Luna Ave, Ojai, CA 93023 E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG NAME STATEMENT VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH acceptable): in violation of the rights of another to be heard and must appear at the in violation of the rights of another County of Principal Place of dollars ($1,000).) File Number 20190829-10015843- in violation of the rights of another 268 Galway Lane, Simi Valley, CA under Federal, State, or Common hearing to show cause why the under Federal, State, or Common Business: Ventura Power Pups Rescue 0 1/1 under Federal, State, or Common 93065 Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., petition should not be granted. If no Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., Full name of 1st Registrant /s/TOMICA MORA Ventura County Clerk and Recorder Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., This Business is conducted by: Business and Professions Code). ZULWWHQREMHFWLRQLVWLPHO\ÀOHGWKH Business and Professions Code). Individual/Corporation/Limited Tomica Mora MARK A. LUNN Business and Professions Code). Married Couple 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH court may grant the petition without 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH Liability Company: President File Date: 08/29/2019 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH The registrant commenced to County Clerk of Ventura on the date a hearing. County Clerk of Ventura on the date Tomica Mora NOTICE – In accordance with THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS County Clerk of Ventura on the date WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH NOTICE OF HEARING LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH Residence Address of 1st subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH business name or names listed above ———————— Date: 10-15-19 ———————— Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ 1st Fictitious Business Name: TMI ———————— on April 14, 2019. OVN08-26-2019 Time: 8:30 am OVN08-30-2019 acceptable): H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP Research Services OVN09-07-2019 I declare that all information in this Published Ojai Valley News Dept.: 21 Published Ojai Valley News 324 N La Luna Ave, Ojai, CA 93023 WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH Street Address of Principal Place of Published Ojai Valley News statement is true and correct. August 30, 2019 The address of the court is same as August 30, 2019 This Business is conducted by: An RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not September 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2019 (A registrant who declares September 6, 13 & 20, 2019 noted above. September 6, 13 & 20, 2019 Individual as provided in subdivision section acceptable): SUPERIOR COURT OF information as true any material SUPERIOR COURT OF A copy of this Order to Show Cause FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The registrant commenced to 17920, where it expires 40 days after 11025 Creek Rd, Ojai, CA 93023 CALIFORNIA matter pursuant to Section 17913 of CALIFORNIA shall be published at least once each NAME STATEMENT WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV any change in the facts set forth in the County of Principal Place of COUNTY OF Ventura Business and Professions Code that COUNTY OF VENTURA week for four successive weeks prior File Number 20190826-10015555- business name or names listed above statement pursuant to section 17913 Business: Ventura 800 South Victoria Avenue the registrant knows to be false is HALL OF JUSTICE, ROOM 210 to the date set for hearing on the 0 1/1 on N/A. other than a change in residence Full name of 1st Registrant Ventura, CA 93009 guilty of a misdemeanor punishable 800 SOUTH VICTORIA AVENUE petition in the following newspaper Ventura County Clerk and Recorder I declare that all information in this address or registered owner. A new Individual/Corporation/Limited Hall of Justice E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG VENTURA, CA 93009 of general circulation printed in this MARK A. LUNN statement is true and correct. ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Liability Company: PETITION OF dollars ($1,000).) PETITION OF county: Ojai Valley News File Date: 08/26/2019 (A registrant who declares PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ Laura A. Loes Carol Yvonne Abel AKA Carol Theodore Stern Hajime Tamiya Date: AUG 23, 2019 THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS information as true any material 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV Residence Address of 1st Yvonne Robledo AKA Carol Able /s/THEODORE STERN FOR CHANGE OF NAME BY ORDER OF THE COURT (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: matter pursuant to Section 17913 of not of itself authorize the use in this Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not AKA Carol Yvonne Rivera NOTICE – In accordance with ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR MICHAEL D. PLANET 1st Fictitious Business Name: Bri’s Business and Professions Code that VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH acceptable): FOR CHANGE OF NAME subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a CHANGE OF NAME Ventura Superior Court Boulangerie the registrant knows to be false is in violation of the rights of another 11025 Creek Rd, Ojai, CA 93023 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ 56-2019-00532211-CU-PT-VTA ([HFXWLYH2IÀFHUDQG&OHUN Street Address of Principal Place of guilty of a misdemeanor punishable under Federal, State, or Common This Business is conducted by: An CHANGE OF NAME H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: By: /s/MICHAEL ADAMS Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., Individual 56-2019-00532636-CU-PT-VTA WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH 3HWLWLRQHUÀOHGDSHWLWLRQZLWKWKLV Deputy Clerk acceptable): dollars ($1,000).) Business and Professions Code). The registrant commenced to TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW court for a decree changing names as ———————— 1090 Rancho Drive, Ojai, CA 93023 Tomica Mora 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV Petitioner Carol Yvonne Abel AKA as provided in subdivision section follows: a) Hajime Tamiya to Richard OVN08-29-2019 County of Principal Place of /s/TOMICA MORA County Clerk of Ventura on the date business name or names listed above Carol Yvonne Robledo AKA Carol 17920, where it expires 40 days after Hajime Tamiya Published Ojai Valley News Business: Ventura NOTICE – In accordance with LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH on N/A. Able AKA Carol Yvonne Rivera any change in the facts set forth in the THE COURT ORDERS that all August 30, 2019 Full name of 1st Registrant subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a ———————— I declare that all information in this ÀOHGDSHWLWLRQZLWKWKLVFRXUWIRUD statement pursuant to section 17913 persons interested in this matter shall September 6, 13 & 20, 2019 Individual/Corporation/Limited ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ OVN08-33-2019 statement is true and correct. decree changing names as follows: other than a change in residence appear before this court at the hearing FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Liability Company: H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP Published Ojai Valley News (A registrant who declares a) Carol Yvonne Abel AKA Carol address or registered owner. A new indicated below to show cause, if NAME STATEMENT Briana Beebe WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH August 30, 2019 information as true any material Yvonne Robledo AKA Carol Able ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW any, why the petition for change of File Number 20190815-10014873- Residence Address of 1st RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW September 6, 13 & 20, 2019 matter pursuant to Section 17913 of AKA Carol Yvonne Rivera to Carol PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ name should not be granted. Any 0 1/1 Registrant (P.O. 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Loes person objecting to the name changes 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: NOTICE – In accordance with GHVFULEHGDERYHPXVWÀOHDZULWWHQ County Clerk of Ventura on the date 1st Fictitious Business Name: CPAP subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a objection that includes the reasons LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH 101 ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ for the objection at least two court ———————— Street Address of Principal Place of H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP days before the matter is scheduled OVN09-10-2019 Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH to be heard and must appear at the Published Ojai Valley News acceptable): RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW hearing to show cause why the September 13, 20 & 27, 2019 224 Virginia Drive, Ventura, CA as provided in subdivision section petition should not be granted. If no October 4, 2019 93003 17920, where it expires 40 days after ZULWWHQREMHFWLRQLVWLPHO\ÀOHGWKH FICTITIOUS BUSINESS County of Principal Place of any change in the facts set forth in the court may grant the petition without NAME STATEMENT Business: Ventura statement pursuant to section 17913 a hearing. File Number 20190905-10016248- State of Incorporation/ other than a change in residence NOTICE OF HEARING 0 1/1 Organization: CA address or registered owner. A new Date: 10-11-19 Ventura County Clerk and Recorder Full name of 1st Registrant ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Time: 8:30 am MARK A. LUNN Individual/Corporation/Limited PXVWEHÀOHGEHIRUHWKHH[SLUDWLRQ Dept.: 20 File Date: 09/05/2019 Liability Company: 7KHÀOLQJRIWKLVVWDWHPHQWGRHV The address of the court is same as THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS Two in Clover, Inc. not of itself authorize the use in this noted above. (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: Residence Address of 1st VWDWHRIDÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPH A copy of this Order to Show Cause 1st Fictitious Business Name: Sage Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not in violation of the rights of another shall be published at least once each Alliance Partners acceptable): under Federal, State, or Common week for four successive weeks prior 2nd Fictitious Business Name: 224 Virginia Drive, Ventura, CA Law (see section 14411 ET SEQ., to the date set for hearing on the Institute for Embodied Wisdom 93003 Business and Professions Code). petition in the following newspaper Street Address of Principal Place of This Business is conducted by: A 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH of general circulation printed in this Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not Corporation County Clerk of Ventura on the date county: Ojai Valley News acceptable): The registrant commenced to LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH Date: AUG 30, 2019 1329 North Montgomery Street, Ojai, WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV ———————— BY ORDER OF THE COURT CA 93023 business name or names listed above OVN09-05-2019 MICHAEL D. PLANET County of Principal Place of on N/A. Published Ojai Valley News Ventura Superior Court Business: Ventura I declare that all information in this September 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2019 ([HFXWLYH2IÀFHUDQG&OHUN State of Incorporation/ statement is true and correct. STATEMENT OF By: /s/JOAN FOSTER Organization: California (A registrant who declares ABANDONMENT OF USE OF Deputy Clerk Full name of 1st Registrant information as true any material FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ———————— Individual/Corporation/Limited matter pursuant to Section 17913 of 20190822-10015386-0 1/1 OVN09-08-2019 Liability Company: Business and Professions Code that Ventura County Clerk and Recorder Published Ojai Valley News Project Saturn V, Inc. the registrant knows to be false is MARK A. LUNN September 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2019 Residence Address of 1st guilty of a misdemeanor punishable File Date: 08/22/2019 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Registrant (P.O. Box or PMB are not E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS NAME STATEMENT acceptable): dollars ($1,000).) (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: File Number 20190903-10016038- 1329 North Montgomery Street, Ojai, Two in Clover, Inc. 1st Fictitious Business Name 0 1/1 CA 93023 /s/LAURIE FRICK Amazing Peace Desserts Ventura County Clerk and Recorder This Business is conducted by: A Laurie Frick Street Address of Principal Place of MARK A. LUNN Corporation President Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not File Date: 09/03/2019 The registrant commenced to NOTICE – In accordance with acceptable) THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a 3850 S. Harbor Blvd G-02, Oxnard, (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: business name or names listed above ÀFWLWLRXVQDPHVWDWHPHQWJHQHUDOO\ Ca. 93035 1st Fictitious Business Name: Ghost on 2/1/2010. H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP The date on which the Fictitious Dynamics I declare that all information in this WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH Business Name being Abandoned Street Address of Principal Place of statement is true and correct. RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW ZDVÀOHG Business (P.O. Box or PMB are not (A registrant who declares as provided in subdivision section 7KHÀOHQXPEHUWRWKH)LFWLWLRXV acceptable): information as true any material 17920, where it expires 40 days after Business Name being Abandoned: 1161 Calle Tulipan, Thousand Oaks, matter pursuant to Section 17913 of any change in the facts set forth in the 20180504-10008271-0 CA 91360 Business and Professions Code that statement pursuant to section 17913 The County where the Fictitious County of Principal Place of the registrant knows to be false is other than a change in residence %XVLQHVV1DPHZDVÀOHG9HQWXUD Business: Ventura guilty of a misdemeanor punishable address or registered owner. A new Full name of 1st Registrant Full name of 1st Registrant E\DÀQHQRWWRH[FHHGRQHWKRXVDQG ÀFWLWLRXVEXVLQHVVQDPHVWDWHPHQW Individual/ Corporation/Limited Individual/Corporation/Limited dollars ($1,000).) 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Limited Liability Company This Business is conducted by: An H[SLUHVDWWKHHQGRIÀYH\HDUVIURP 7KLVVWDWHPHQWZDVÀOHGZLWKWKH I declare that all information in this Individual WKHGDWHRQZKLFKLWZDVÀOHGLQWKH County Clerk of Ventura on the date statement is true and correct. The registrant commenced to RIÀFHRIWKHFRXQW\FOHUNH[FHSW LQGLFDWHGE\WKHÀOHVWDPSDERYH (A registrant who declares WUDQVDFWEXVLQHVVXQGHUWKHÀFWLWLRXV as provided in subdivision section ———————— information as true which he or business name or names listed above 17920, where it expires 40 days after OVN09-03-2019 she knows to be false is guilty of a on N/A. any change in the facts set forth in the Published Ojai Valley News crime.) 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537 DEL ORO DRIVE

Donna Sallen, Realtor® Nestled on over an acre of land near downtown Ojai, this Italian Villa inspired estate is “There’s no place like home... Let me fi nd yours.” perfect for entertaining! Formal dining & living rooms, open kitchen, den overlooking RE / MAX Gold Coast Realtors covered deck. A charm fi lled master suite is warmed with a corner fi replace & lots of 805-798-0516 windows. Marble & hardwood fl oors, amazing backyard with pool, cook’s dream outdoor www.donnasallen.com kitchen, nanny’s quarters, a treehouse (not just for the kids!), variety of fruit trees & [email protected] DRE01488460 majestic oaks. Three car garage, plenty of parking. This completely fenced, gated & secluded property is within walking distance to restaurants, shops & Libbey park.

OJAI VALLEY NEWS. SERVING OJAI FOR 128 YEARS | 805-646-1476 | [email protected] WEEKLY—SEPT 20, 2019

OPEN SUN 1-4 • 1577 Kenewa St

3 BR, 2.5 BA Rancho La Vista Estates 4 BR Arbolada home walking distance from Enjoy the Ojai lifestyle minutes from Custom home on 5.43 acres with four BR, Three-bedroom, two-bathroom with home with recent upgrades, fi replace, downtown with two fi replaces, separate downtown in this 5 bedroom, 8 bathroom four BA, two powder rooms, formal living covered porch, fi replace, breakfast gated RV parking, views, & common offi ce, saltwater pool and kitchen designed home with 2 bedroom guest house, and & dining, butler’s pantry, two walk-in bar, gated parking, barn, corral, and area with pool, BBQ, basketball court. for entertaining. www.802ElToroRoad.com much more. www.1577KenewaStreet.com pantries, covered porch & so much more! shared well. $709,900 $1,749,000 $2,199,000 $1,799,000 $899,000 Nora Davis We Know Ojai. The Davis Group 805-207-6177 We’re Lifelong Residents. [email protected] LIV Sotheby’s International Realty CA DRE#01046067 2016 Realtor® of the year! www.ojaivalleyestates.com

Kristen Currier 805.798.3757 Calif. DRE: 01314850 [email protected] www.OjaibyKristen.com

Kathy Hoff OJAI ESTATE! NEW LISTING! JUST SOLD! 805.290.6907 Calif. DRE: 05994306 With Guest House, Pool, and 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath w/ Office 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath with Views! Privacy. $4,295,000 $1,250,000 $700,000 2H[O`'2H[O`/VќJVT OJAIVALLEYNEWS.COM

FILLMORE SANTA BARBARA

Newer 3 bed, 2 bath, built in 2007 & tastefully upgraded throughout. Private backyard with Historical 1920’s built Spanish estate that entertained such prominent guests as Charles covered patio area, side yard dog run. Inviting covered porch, manicured yard, 2-car garage Lindbergh, Jimmy Doolittle, Amelia Earhart and Hap Arnold. This unique home sits on a with built-in shelving & storage. Located within walking distance to school, park, shopping, 26,500 square foot lot and features a three-level, 6 bed, 3 bath residence, and a legal guest restaurants & 126 freeway. No stairs, upgraded & turn-key ready! apartment with its own 2 beds, 1 bath, living room and dining room.

Representing Seller Pending Sale | Representing Seller 343 Elkwood Court New Price! $549,0000 Nate Minkel 805.794.958 3030 Samarkand Dr $1,895,000 Nate Minkel 805.794.958

VENTURA SANTA PAULA OJAI Inviting 4 bed, 2 bath home in a desirable neighborhood Pending Sale | Representing Buyers with pool, spacious patio for entertaining & two-car garage. Just Sold | Represented Buyer Priced to sell as-is! 1001 Concord Avenue $630,000 206 Drown Avenue $625,000 Nate Minkel 805.794.9588 Just Sold | Represented Seller Nate Minkel 805.794.958 723 Southwick Street $480,000 Nate Minkel 805.794.9588

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