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SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER GROUP FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017 Funds allegedly missing UP IN THE SKIES OVER SAN DIEGO from La Jolla Rec. Council Nonprofit group’s president asked to resign BY DAVE SCHWAB ment” when asked about the An allegation has surfaced of alleged missing playground funds. mismanagement of a playground Munk also did not confirm that fund with nonprofit La Jolla Recre- the park advisory board has ation Council, which recently turned financial records and other asked its president Cindy Greatrex materials over to the City Attor- to step down. ney's office for investigation. An inside source requesting Contacted by La Jolla Village anonymity told La Jolla Village News the morning of April 20, News that an amount of money Greatrex, when informed that originally estimated at $40,000 – some playground funds had been which has since nearly doubled – reported missing, commented, has been reported missing by a “There are no missing funds.” recreation council board member. Mary Munk, acting recreation council president, replied “no com- SEE FUNDS>> PG. 16 SeaWorld San Diego to end nightly firework display Theme park set to debut new shows, rides BY DAVE SCHWAB which will take place in our Cirque On April 22-23, the World War II Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, Madras Maiden, will take to the skies over San Electrique Stadium on Mission Bay. Diego. Public flights will begin in the morning with ground tours in the afternoon. Hours for available public SeaWorld San Diego is trans- Complementing Cirque Electrique flights will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. PHOTOS BY PATRICK ACCOMANDO forming its decades-old business will be another new nighttime model. show featuring overhead laser The Liberty Foundation’s B-17 the B-17’s operating cost. A Fly- Recently scrapping its heretofore lights and an interactive RFID Madras Maiden is one of only 12 B- ing Fortress expense is more than trademark Shamu shows, the (radio frequency identification) 17’s still in flight today. The B-17 $5,000 per flight hour. The Liberty marine mammal theme park is also experience, acrobats and live musi- dubbed the “Flying Fortress” as a Foundation spends more than $1.5 silencing, for now, its nightly sum- cians and an illuminated parade.” result of its defensive fire power, million annually to keep the B-17 mer fireworks displays. Koontz added Seaworld's saw action in every theater of oper- airworthy and on tour. “This summer we are debuting “Putting our fireworks on hiatus, ation during World War II. The Liberty Foundation’s B-17 our new summer nighttime extrav- other than on the summertime The majority of all WWII B-17s provides visitors the opportunity to aganza called Electric Ocean,” said three-day holiday weekends, and were operated by the 8th Airforce The B-17 flight experience takes take a step back in time and gain SeaWorld spokesman David for a handful of other special in Europe, and participated in 45 minutes with approximately respect for the men and women Koontz. “At dusk, we will transform events. This new nighttime spec- countless missions from bases in half hour in flight. B-17 flights are who gave so much to protect free- the park into an underwater world tacular will have no impact on gen- England deep into enemy territory. $410 for Liberty Foundation mem- dom. At each stop, flight “mis- of colorful vibrancy immersing our eral aviation in that area, nor will it There were 12,732 B-17s pro- bers and $450 for non-members. sions” are available in the Madras guests in a glowing sea of biolumi- impact air traffic departing and duced between 1935 and 1945, of Passengers can become a Liberty Maiden which allow people to take nescent-like lighting, music and arriving at Lindbergh Field.” these, 4,735 were lost in combat. Foundation member for $40 and flights in this historic aircraft. pathway entertainment, and a The cessation of SeaWorld's Following WWII, the B-17 saw receive the member discount for During flight operations, there dance club.” summertime pyrotechnics was combat in three more wars, B-17s family and friends. will be a designated, secure area for Koontz noted Electric Ocean “will hailed by long-time opponents as a saw service in Korea, Israel used While the cost to take a flight those who would like to watch the be a nighttime version of our major step forward. them in the war of 1948, and they sounds expensive, it must be put aircraft flights at no charge. Cirque de la Mer show (a summer were even used during Vietnam. into perspective when compared to daytime show the last 12 years), SEE FIREWORKS >> PG. 2 FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 2 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS News

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Martha Sullivan, spokesperson MARTHA SULLIVAN for SeaWorld fireworks opponents, SEAWORLD FIREWORK OPPONENT who launched a successful online petition drive garnering more than reflecting natural behaviors of the 11,000 signatures against sum- whales. The final "One Ocean mertime displays, labelled Sea- Shamu" show was on Jan. 8. World's announcement shelving The first of these live documen- them as a victory. tary-style presentations, called Orca “It's an evolution that we've been Encounter, will debut at SeaWorld encouraging them to do,” Sullivan San Diego this summer with tem- said. ”They're using new technolo- porary seating around the orca gies and adjusting their business underwater viewing area pool. model to the current conditions of Patrons will learn how killer their customer base.” whales behave in the wild, how they Seaworld is well-known for their Sullivan added the marine park is move, hunt and navigate, what they nightly firework shows during the “realizing they need to be good eat and even how they communi- summertime. FILE PHOTO neighbors.” cate. Orca Encounter will also look Asked why fireworks became an at broader themes such as research, Both attractions are coming issue, Sullivan replied, “I think it rescue, conservation, habitats and to SeaWorld as part of the park's was just people being really fed up distribution, husbandry and care, new Ocean Explorer area. Partici- with it.” and social structures. pants will experience digital tech- SeaWorld fireworks detractors “This will inspire as well as edu- nology and can interact with the claim research shows “noise pollu- cate guests about the majesty of ride to "save" ocean creatures. tion from nightly fireworks causes these complex animals and rein- Through Ocean Explorer, debut- harm to humans and other ani- force the company’s commitment to ing later this year, guests, through mals. Effects of noise pollution to provide educational experiences an interactive mini-sub, can get up humans include (damage to the) with the park’s resident orcas,” close to some of the ocean's most physiological and psychological Koontz said. fascinating creatures, then take a health of human beings: hyperten- Other game-changing develop- spin on three new family friendly sion, annoyance, high stress levels, ments at SeaWorld San Diego rides. aggression, hearing loss, tinnitus, include development of the Electric With three new attractions, this sleep disturbance, etc.” Eel, a 150-foot-high ride roller is SeaWorld's biggest roll-out in 53 Meanwhile, SeaWorld is transi- coaster debuting summer 2018, years. tioning from theatrical orca shows and Submarine Quest, a submarine- to a more educational presentation inspired attraction. LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS · FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017 · PAGE 3

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Scientists, wildlife groups and fishermen discuss local Marine Protected Areas BY DAVE SCHWAB Scripps Pier, was also retained. Scripps Institution of Oceanography marine Stakeholders heard what's going on with ecologist Ed Parnell and diver Danielle Muller baseline studies of existing fish and other of Southern California Coastal Ocean Observ- marine species in Marine Protected Areas ing System, gave slide presentations. along the Southern San Diego coast including The goal of MPA monitoring, noted Muller, La Jolla and Pacific Beach on March 20. is for biologists to know “how many plants The public meeting at Marina Village Con- and animals there are, and where they're at.” ference Center was held by California Depart- She added ocean conditions – winds, waves ment of Fish and Wildlife, Ocean Protection and currents – as well as topographical fea- Council and Ocean Science Trust. It drew sci- tures on ocean bottoms, help guide entists, fishermen and other consumptive researchers' studies. She added the location ocean users, as well as grad students eager to and movements of many ocean species are hear about progress being made with MPAs. “driven by the temperature and salinity of the Required by the 1999 Marine Life Protec- water.” tion Act and in effect since Jan. 1, 2012, MPAs In his talk, Parnell detailed his studies on the were created to help repopulate dwindling fish local spiny lobster, a species important to the and other marine species. Known as “under- local commercial fishing industry, located in water state parks,” MPAs set aside sensitive and around La Jolla MPAs. ecosystems via creation of no-fishing zones A surfer is about to paddle out at Tourmaline Surfing Park in Pacific Beach, which is con- “We wanted to study the lobster popula- to allow marine life and habitats an opportu- sidered part of the South La Jolla State Marine Conservation Area. PHOTO BY THOMAS MELVILLE tions, comparing their numbers in protected nity to recover and thrive. MPA areas versus unprotected areas outside Some fishermen and other consumptive Ota of California Department of Fish and understanding of fish, lobster and other key MPAs,” said Parnell noting lobsters were ocean users have been critical of the MPA con- Wildlife. “We're here to provide this informa- marine species, while tracking their numbers, caught, tagged, released and recaptured in cept. They questioned its viability, arguing it tion as a spring board into what needs to hap- size and movements. metal commercial traps. Parnell said studies crowded their commercial interests while pen for further monitoring of MPAs as a La Jolla has two adjoining MPAs at the thus far have shown that lobsters tend to be threatening the local marine-oriented econo- whole.” South La Jolla State Marine Conservation larger, and grow faster, as you head north up my. Marine ecosystems change over time, and Area and South La Jolla State Reserve, which the coast from San Diego. MPA supporters countered that they are baseline monitoring to determine existing together cover 7.51 square miles, stretching Parnell suggested the north-south size dif- absolutely essential to allow fish and marine conditions of ocean species is a critical first from Palomar Avenue to Missouri Street in ferential of lobsters might be attributed to fish- species adequate time to recover from com- step in documenting the status quo of San Pacific Beach. They are two of 36 new Marine ing outside MPAs, which depletes the num- mercial fishing, as well to help restore degrad- Diego ocean conditions. Protected Areas adopted by the California ber of larger-sized lobsters allowed to be legally ed marine ecosystems. Scientific data gathered during South Coast Department of Fish and Game Commission taken by commercial anglers. “We're here to provide you the key findings MPA baseline monitoring will guide future as part of the Marine Life Protection Act. To learn more about South Coast MPA base- of the baseline monitoring work being done ocean management practices regionally. Base- Additionally, the historic Marine Protected line monitoring, and to access data, visit on our South Coast MPA region,” said Becky line monitoring analysis will also improve Areas at La Jolla Shores, stretching to the oceanspaces.org/scsotr. Del Mar Racetrack undergoing modifications prior to opening day, Breeders’ Cup Under the direction of its new director of drastic one, but it’s the little things that can track maintenance, Dennis Moore, Del Mar make for big differences.” has begun a process designed to modify its Del Mar has put in place a series of adjust- main track with an end result of having it ments for its 2017 meetings that are aimed at replicate the banking and grading of its sister increasing safety for horses and riders at the track to the north, Santa Anita Park. popular shore track. Among the changes for Crews began their work on the track on the summer session is a return to a seven- Wednesday, March 29, and the stripping and week season (instead of eight) with a later grading activity is expected to take several start, thus allowing horses and horsemen weeks. The plan is to adjust the seaside oval’s more time to get acclimated to new sur- main track banking to 5 percent (from 4 per- roundings. cent) on the turns and 2.5 percent (from 2 The revised calendar also allows for incre- percent) in the straightaways,as is the case mental days to prepare the track in advance of currently with Santa Anita – well in advance racing and training. Additionally, there will of the opening of Del Mar’s 78th summer sea- be fewer horses (by approximately 10 percent) son on Wednesday, July 19. allowed to stable on the grounds, therefore “Our priority, of course, is safety,” said Joe reducing the traffic issues during morning Harper, Del Mar Thoroughbred Club’s presi- workout times. Further, adjustments of the dent and CEO. “One of the key elements in safe- track flow during the morning work period The Del Mar Racetrack’s upgrades will be completed before opening day. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED ty is consistency and this adjustment will give were experimented with last year and found to our horses and horsemen that consistency be very effective. That rule will be employed Los Angeles, some then race at Los Alamitos More updates when it comes to the two main racing surfaces throughout 2017. in Orange County, but some shift directly to on our circuit. Once again we salute the folks at Del Mar continues to work with the Cali- Del Mar,” said Mac Macbride, director of The Breeders' Cup also announced its Chal- Santa Anita for working with us on this.” fornia Horse Racing Board and, in particular, media for the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. lenge series schedule on April 12. This series Moore, who is considered one of the top its executive director, Rick Baedeker, as it “Consistency is a big deal for these animals.” will consist of 81 automatic qualifying stakes track surface experts in the world and is ensures that all avenues are explored in its Following the track’s 36-day summer meet, races into corresponding races of the Breeders' presently the track superintendent at Santa search for more and more safety. Additional- it will hold its fourth fall meeting, a 16-day run Cup World Championships. This year’s series, Anita, took on his additional role at Del Mar ly, it employs and calls upon one of the indus- between Nov. 1 and Nov. 26. Highlighting that which includes 62 Grade/Group 1 events, will earlier this year. try’s premier track experts, Dr. Mick Peterson, gathering will be the presentation of the 34th have 49 Challenge races held in the U.S. and “We’ve got the same El Segundo sand from for advice and counsel in its various projects. edition of the Breeders’ Cup on Friday, Nov. 3 Canada, and 32 races to be run outside of the same batch at both Santa Anita and Del “I am pleased to see that there is a coordi- and Saturday, Nov. 4 – the first time the sport’s North America. Mar,” Moore noted. “That’s a good step on the nated effort with Del Mar and other industry championship events have come to the iconic Horses from around the globe will be qual- road to consistency. Then we’re adding anoth- stakeholders to create consistent track sur- racing grounds alongside the blue Pacific. ifying for the 34th Breeders’ Cup World er by bringing the banking at Del Mar right in faces in Southern California on a year-round “Although this process is ongoing, we are Championships, which will be held, for the line with what already exists at Santa Anita, basis,” said Peterson. “I look forward to con- making major headway,” said Macbride. “Ini- first time, at the Del Mar race track, on Nov. therefore giving our horses the same experi- tinuing to collect and analyze all pertinent tially, we were talking about a six-week pro- 3 and 4, and televised live by NBC Sports. ence on both tracks, which has to prop up data with the goal of creating the safest pos- cess. Currently, we are estimated to finish in their confidence and make for an easier tran- sible environment for horses and riders.” early May.” For more information, visit www.dmtc.com. sition between the two. This change isn’t a “When the horses shift between races after FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS 5 Getting to know your many evolving selves throughout your life taking-to-evening-events self. can also poke fun inappropriately and hurt nite number of players who change through- Doing The boss at work self is different than the someone. Some of our selves are star players; out our lifetime. self at the dinner table at home. One is decisive others are bit players that can cause problems. I like to think of aging as growing or chang- it and commanding, but would be inappropriate How often we have said or done something ing on a continuum, sometimes even hourly, with a spouse; if we did not leave that self at we later regret and wonder how we could have often on a daily basis, and certainly yearly— Better work, there would be problems in the marriage. said that or acted that way. It was one of our shedding no-longer-useful selves and acquir- By Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D. I used to teach situational leadership, first selves who acted impulsively without prior ing new, more appropriate selves, not only proposed by Ken Blanchard. A boss can be a approval of our observer/director. Part of our appropriate to one’s age, but to the environ- We are all composed of a variety of selves. hard task master in one situation and a caring upbringing, as well as part of being civilized, ment in which one lives. For instance, we can be a parent self, a child hand-holding coach in another. The same per- is learning to control that self who can be not In other words, we grow by letting go of self, a spouse self, a worker self, a friend self, son can have a shy self in one situation and an only destructive to others, but destructive to some younger selves and acquiring new, more etc. In each of these selves, there can be angry assertive self in another. our life. Freud had a name for that impulsive mature ones. I just shed my feeling-invulner- ones, compassionate ones, competitive, fright- The important thing to remember is that self who acts on emotions and not on reason; able self (when I fell recently) and replaced it ened, self-assured, and shy ones. We are dif- there is an inner observer in all of us who he called it the Id. with a more cautious self. I’m not yet well- ferent selves with each of our children. Some decides which self will be right for each situ- Eric Berne had a different nomenclature for acquainted with that more-aware-of-my- core selves seem to permeate all the other ation. It is a little like a director who gives out the selves. He categorized people into parent, movements self; I don’t particularly like it selves. Some people are uniformly compas- roles to the actors in the scenes of life. Freud child, and adult. Carl Jung wrote about “ani- because it is also a slower self, but it is a nec- sionate, while others always carry a chip on called it the ego. Robert Assogioli, who first mus,” the man inside every woman and essary new self that I need to allow in. their shoulder. described the notion of various sub-personal- “anima,” the woman inside every man. Erv- Some selves, of course, remain constant (for I started thinking about all my own selves ities in 1920, called that director the transper- ing Polster wrote a book, “A Population of instance, a curious self), but what I find excit- when I decided to move into a retirement com- sonal self. Selves: A Therapeutic Exploration of Person- ing is the possibility of shedding the unwant- munity because I knew I would have to invent I am aware of some of my more prominent al Diversity,” which explores our various selves ed selves and adding new ones, and thus rein- some new selves while losing several older selves: the teacher, the helper, the writer. An with an emphasis on identification and accep- venting ourselves, forever growing wiser, ones. For instance, I lost the collector self by interesting exercise is to name each of your tance of the various aspects of personhood forever becoming more conscious, forever giving away the many objects I had gathered most prominent selves and list some of the that inhabit us. Some of the selves within us encouraging our inner observer/director to over a lifetime, with the hopes of gaining a desirable and undesirable characteristics of we like, are proud of; others we may be embar- take better charge. minimalist self with fewer possessions (which each of them. rassed by. Some may even surprise us when Natasha Josefowitz is the author of more than did not happen). For example, my academic self can be use- they pop up unexpectedly, such as getting 20 books. She resides at the White Sands Retire- I lost my housekeeper self, the one in charge ful in a situation when knowledge of a subject overly upset about someone’s inconsequen- ment Community in La Jolla. Copyright © 2016. of menus, grocery shopping, and meal prepa- is relevant, but can be detrimental in another tial remark. Natasha Josefowitz. All rights reserved. rations, but gained a self free of those kinds of when I might sound like a “know-it-all.” Or I like the multiple selves idea as this does decisions. I lost a night-driving self to a bus- the joker part of me can be a lot of fun, but not limit us to a few categories, but to an infi- Wetlands could buffer sea level rise The Scripps Institute realizes BY DAVE SCHWAB and restore up to 170 acres of wetlands in the HIV treatment breakthrough northeast corner of Mission Bay. Climate change and sea level rise are going Noting the ReWild project restoration site is to bring changes to the coastline and San Die- on a 50-year lease, Schwartz Lesberg said, Scientists at The Scripps Research Insti- “There will be two populations of cells, gans are going to have to deal with that in the “This is our first chance in half a century to tute have successfully found a way to make one with antibodies on the surface that is near future. make a better decision on how to use land use cells HIV resistant. encoded in their gene, the other are regu- To show what coastal sea level rise will do to in Mission Bay – and also our last chance to do This new approach genetically modifies lar cells. With the virus present in the body, San Diego's coastline over time, San Diego so before we start experiencing the most dev- human cells, giving them instructions to the non-transformed/unprotected cells Audubon Society recently showcased the role astating impacts of climate change.” create their own antibodies, which block will eventually die off and the antibody- wetlands play as a natural buffer for coastal Currently, California has lost 90 percent of the HIV virus from interacting with the protected cells will take over the whole communities threatened by rising sea level. its wetlands to development. Now that the City cells. population, thus the patient will be resis- That was done during a recent Mission Bay of San Diego is in the planning phase of restor- The current general practice of treating tant to HIV infection.” tour to view “king tides” (also known as ing the northeast corner of Mission Bay, San people stricken with HIV is to prescribe The new HIV treatment is theoretically perigean spring tides), higher-than-normal, Diego Audubon urges a commitment to the daily injections or oral drugs of antibodies. safe for humans but rigorous animal tests high-tide events during a spring tide full moon. restoration of wetlands to protect against sea The injections and drugs flood the body and evaluations need to occur before any As high tides swept San Diego’s shores, level rise, erosion and habitat loss, while meet- with antibodies, which latch onto cells green lighting of human clinical trials. In media were invited to join San Diego ing the requirements of the City’s Mission Bay through chance. Moreover, when cells this endeavor, the researchers are part- Audubon’s walking tour of Mission Bay to Park Master Plan. asexually reproduce, those new cells will nering with City of Hope’s Center for Gene understand the crucial role wetlands play in San Diego County has roughly 70 miles of not have antibodies already latched onto Therapy. protecting coastal communities from sea level coastal shoreline, according to San Diego them. Thus, the necessity for patients to “City of Hope currently has active clin- rise. Coastkeeper, a nonprofit whose mission is to constantly intake more antibodies. ical trials of gene therapy for AIDS using King tides show what the new normal of protect and restore fishable, swimmable and The method The Scripps Research Insti- blood stem cell transplantation, and this San Diego's shorelines will look like 20 to 50 drinkable waters. Sea level rise resulting from tute utilized changes the DNA in the mod- experience will be applied to the task of years from now due to sea level rise, said global climate change has the potential to alter ified cells, so when they multiply, the new bringing this discovery to the clinic,” said Rebecca Schwartz Lesberg, San Diego the form and function of these coastline habi- cells will retain the instructions to create Dr. John A. Zaia, director of the Center for Audubon director of conservation. tats. antibodies. Gene Therapy in the Hematological Malig- “Climate change is already happening, we're Gauges along the California coast have A crucial difference between this nancy and Stem Cell Transplantation seeing its affects, including in Mission Bay,” recorded an increase during most of the 20th method and the current practice is the Institute at City of Hope. Schwarz Lesberg said noting coastal wetlands century. By 2050, models predict sea level need to introduce new antibodies on a Dr. Joseph Alvarnas, director of Value- protect against sea level rise by “acting like a increases of 12 to 18 inches in San Diego. The daily basis. Ultimately, the biggest benefit Based Analytics at City of Hope, said The sponge at high tide serving as a buffer to take combination of higher sea level, waves, tides of this discovery is that patients would Scripps Research Institute’s technique in sediment and protect surrounding areas and weather conditions may put coastal habi- only need to be treated once to gain resis- could help patients who take treatments from flooding and erosion.” tat in San Diego County at risk for habitat loss. tance. but are still afflicted with higher rates of The Audubon spokes person added, “It's our As sea levels continue to rise, new challenges Unfortunately, this method cannot mod- diseases. responsibility to protect and restore wetlands, for planning, managing and protecting natu- ify 100 percent of cells. Jia Xie, senior staff “HIV is treatable but not curable—this so that they can protect our communities from ral resources and communities will face deci- scientist at TSRI and one of the authors of remains a disease that causes a lot of suf- the impacts that we know are coming.” sion makers. the study published in the journal, Pro- fering. That makes the case for why these San Diego Audubon leads ReWild Mission Learn more from this time lapse video by ceedings of the National Academy of Sci- technologies are so important,” he said. Bay. In partnership with the CA State Coastal Coastkeeper on 2015 king tides at ences, outlines the strategy to reach full Conservancy and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- www.sdcoastkeeper.org. resistance. vice Coastal Program, ReWild aims to enhance PAGE 6 · FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017 · LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS

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See’s ‘The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane’ LJVMA hails Concours success BY LUCIA VITI BY DAVE SCHAB The No. 1 New York Times best- In April, La Jolla Village Mer- selling author Lisa See presented chants Association was pitched on her latest novel “The Tea Girl of business consulting services pro- Hummingbird Lane” at Warwick’s vided by San Diego State University on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30 students and the San Diego Tourism p.m. Rich with Chinese history Authority, as well as receiving a and tradition, “The Tea Girl of glowing report in the aftermath of Hummingbird Lane” mixes tea the April 7-9 Concours d'Elegance. farming, harvesting and fermen- LJVMA president James Niebling tation with culture, superstition noted the Sunday, April 9 Concours A Ferrari at the 13th annual Con- and passion. See shares how har- D'Elegance classic-car event at cours d’Elegance. vesting tea leaves is not just a sci- Scripps Park had “record-setting ence, it’s an art seeping in custom attendance.” The SDSU program can help busi- and ritual. “We had live music from 2 to 6 nesses to expand, or with their In this rich narrative, See show- p.m. on Saturday and had some financial planning, Handley said. cases the Akha people, a Chinese restaurant trays passed to heighten “We provide almost 100 hours of ethnic minority and its main the energy, creating a more cele- undergraduate and graduate assis- female character Li-yan, one of the bratory environment in the Village tance team time,” she said. “What story’s many strong female char- for the weekend,” Niebling said, happens is we increase marketing acters. The intelligent and deter- adding, “The Village was crowded, research to come up with an action- mined daughter of the village’s which sets the tone for the kinds of able plan for businesses.” medicine woman, the young things we should be doing for our Sarah Weinberg-Scalo, public mother falls in love with San-pa signature events — really getting relations coordinator at San Diego who sadly becomes addicted to behind them as much as possible Tourism Authority, gave a slideshow opium. Forced to give her newborn and creating a lot of noise.” presentation detailing services pro- daughter up for adoption – to save Talena Handley from SDSU filled vided by the private, nonprofit, the child’s life – Li-yan embarks merchants in on the university's mutual benefit corporation com- upon a path to set things right. Aztec Consulting Program. posed of about 1,000 member orga- Regret steers Li-yan through a ‘The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane’ explores tea farming, harvesting and “Aztec Consulting pairs business nizations, businesses, local govern- life simultaneously breaking and fermenting with culture, superstition and passion. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED students with small-businesses to ments and individuals seeking respecting traditions in cities far make a difference for those small- improvement through the visitor beyond her birth mountain village. weight in gold. Tea, in all of its prop- of the same name. She also curated businesses, and for free,” said Han- Education, perseverance, hard- erties and flavors, is a fascinating “On Gold Mountain: A Chinese dley. “It provides students with an work and a little-bit of luck grants read. American Experience” at the Autry educational component, and busi- Li-yan once-in-a-life time oppor- Lisa See is no stranger to success Museum and designed the com- nesses with a consulting compo- SEE LJVMA >> PG. 15 tunities in business and romance. in celebrating her ethnicity. See’s panion guidebook for Angels Walk nent, our website and social media.” Li-yan never forgets her heritage Chinese great-grandfather migrat- L.A. for the opening of the Mass and never stops searching for her ed to Los Angeles to build the Transit Authority’s Chinatown Sta- daughter, not even after discover- transcontinental railroad. Noted as tion. As a trustee on the University ESTATE SALE! ing that she had been adopted by the godfather and patriarch of Los of California Press Foundation, See Moving and Downsizing! an American couple. Angeles Chinatown, See was raised endowed a Lisa See Endowment Where: 5172 Renaissance Ave. And vice versa. Haley, Li-yan’s in a “very large Chinese-American Fund in Southern California in His- (Casabella/South) daughter, grown to be a Califor- family, although I don’t look Chi- tory and Culture. When: Sunday, April 23, 2017 nia-bred scientist, never stops nese.” The bi-cultural author is In 2001, See was honored as the Time: 10AM to 3PM wondering about her cultural her- quoted as saying, “I straddle two National Woman of the Year by the PH: 619-990-7483 itage. Fate determines the outcome cultures.” Opening doors for the Chinese American Women Organi- of these formidable female char- non-Chinese into the Chinese cul- zation. In 2003, she received the acters. ture, See writes about life, love, Chinese American Museum's His- This captivating story about a regret, greed, jealousy and success. tory Makers Award. See has sever- family, spliced by circumstance, “The Tea of Hummingbird Lane” al New York Times bestselling acco- Ask The Trust & Estate Attorneys SM culture, and continents, also includes all of these elements and lades including “Snow Flower and exposes a world tucked in by more. the Secret Fan,” “Peony in Question: My family member is having mountains, distant from every- See’s accolades run the gamut. Love,” “Shanghai Girls,” “China trouble handling their financial (or health) affairs. What can be thing modern. Readers learn more In June 2000, she authored the Dolls,”and “Dreams of Joy.” done to assist and protect them? than one would ever expect to libretto for the opera “On Gold The first thing that you should do know about tea, including how Mountain,” based on her bestseller Answer: is to look for any estate planning cultures view its medicinal and documents that they may have. Do they have a living trust or power of attorney for financial spiritual aspects. One character, affairs or healthcare? If so, they have named a trustee or Tea Master Sun, teaches Li-yan the agent to assist them with their affairs. Near Extinct Cult Wine Emerges in Ocean Beach If there are no documents, the person should see an attor- practical and spiritual elements of ney and have them drafted right away. If the person has the tea. According to Tea Master Sun, OB Winery Celebrates Release of Charbono capacity to understand what they own and who will take Virginia Weber Laskowitz & care of them, and can understand the benefits, risks and Shannon T. O’Neill Confucius taught his followers that effects of signing such documents, then they have the capac- tea helped with “understanding.” While on a trip sourcing grapes in El Dorado County, Ocean Beach wine maker Keith ity to create and sign a trust and power of attorney documents. Rolle met a farmer who had two tons of Charbono for sale. “I couldn’t believe my An estate planning attorney can evaluate whether they have the capacity to sign such documents. It is best Buddhists bestowed tea with spir- luck in stumbling across this gem. I signed a contract immediately,” exclaimed Rolle. to get these documents done as soon as possible, before their condition worsens. If they do not have the capacity to sign such documents, then the court will need to be involved. A conser- itual qualities ranking it among When the grapes were ripe Rolle brought them to his winery on Newport Avenue vatorship can be done for developmentally disabled adults and other adults that can no longer take care of “four ways to concentrate the and turned them into some truly outstanding wine. themselves. Getting a conservatorship over someone can be a long, complicated and expensive process. The Once a darling of the Napa Valley, Charbono was the go-to wine at the venerable In- court wants to ensure that a conservatorship is really necessary because the conservatee (the person who mind.” And Taoists viewed tea as a glenook from the 1940s through the 1960s. Inglenook produced Charbono from the needs assistance caring for themselves) will lose some of their rights to the conservator (the person who is “way to regulate internal alchemy, late 1800s until the estate was sold in 1998 to Francis Ford Coppola. Today, only 17 appointed by the court to manage the conservatees estate or personal affairs). Having estate planning documents such as a trust, financial power of attorney and advance healthcare direc- be in harmony with the natural wineries, all in California, do small productions of Charbono. Gianni Buonomo Vint- tive in place can help avoid having to get a conservatorship and can keep you out of court. world, and serve as an ingredient ners in Ocean Beach is one of them. Due to its scarcity, you’ll be hard pressed to find it wine shops. Being such an excellent, in the elixir or mortality.” food-friendly wine, restauranteurs have no problem getting adventurous diners to Weber & O'Neill See writes about unique tea fla- give it a try. “We’re excited to showcase Gianni Buonomo Charbono at our annual “An Attorney Attorneys at Law Probate vors, their medicinal and meta- Heart of Spring Dinner. It’s a perfect complement to so many of our dishes,” says Your Grandpa & Trusts Randy Smerik of the award-winning Solare Ristorante Italiano in San Diego. Grandma 619-222-5500 physical qualities along with teas’ Gianni Buonomo Vintners will release their 2014 Charbono and Barbera at a Gala Would Love!” Wills financial values. Pure teas, aged Event on Saturday, April 29 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 at their winery at 4836 Newport Ave. The wines will be paired with locally made Italian delicacies. Tickets are for sale E-mail: [email protected] teas, and properly fermented teas 4870 Santa Monica Ave. Ste 2D, San Diego, CA 92107 are described as worth their at the Tasting Room and online at www.GBVintners.com. FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 8 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS Sports LJHS track team is ‘feeling the Byrne’ with the ‘burn sisters’ BY ED PIPER, JR. reach of enlightenment,” moved on ability,” says Byrne, who came on as Petra Eaton, one of La Jolla High’s to Grossmont College this year, head coach three years ago to steady returning 4-by-4 record-setting where she is pursuing her dream in the ship after multiple head coach- relay runners, avows as how “it was playing basketball. Sakura’s name ing changes. “This year as a senior really hard” to get the record, a siz- means “cherry blossom,” according Caitlin has taken over as a leader. zling 3:53.03 that set the CIF San to Sierra. She’s organizing the students on her Diego Section standard. Hannah Kinsey moves up from own. As you know, it’s really great “It’s easier to run faster when alternate to fill the spot vacated by when you have student leaders like you’re running against faster peo- Satori’s graduation. this.” ple,” the 5-foot-4-inch tall sprinter “She traveled with us to state last Byrne tries to foster a positive says. “Early in the season (last year) year,” says head coach Paul Byrne. atmosphere of connection and we didn’t have the four permanent “She can run as fast as the fourth team-building. “I think so,” he says runners in place.” And, competition person did last year. We are expect- in response to a reporter’s observa- didn’t rise until partway through the ing only to improve upon last year’s tion of the all-for-one kind of team spring track season, at the Arcadia time.” culture that appears evident. Invitational and the Mt. SAC Relays. “Petra and Hannah are both back “They’re coming out and having a Meanwhile, one of Eaton’s return- again in the hurdles and looking good experience. Of course, there ing stablemates, the affable Sierra good,” reports their coach. “Petra are star athletes among team mem- Roberson, a year in school younger held the freshman record in the bers. Sierra (L) and Sakura (R) Roberson of La Jolla High run two legs of the than Petra as a sophomore, talks 300-meter hurdles until Hannah, “I teach the new athletes. I also county’s top 4 x 400 relay team. PHOTO BY ED PIPER, JR. about the fine-tuned psyche one now a sophomore, broke it last teach the seniors. There is no pref- must have to pursue speed on the year.” Petra hurdled in 50.00 sec- erence. It’s a team atmosphere,” he He vaulted 11 feet in 2016. Already going to shoot for this spring is 168 track. onds as a freshman. Hannah broke says. “There’s camaraderie. It’s sup- this year he went 12-feet-six-inches feet. “Well, the thing is, I don’t think her record with a 48.82 last year. porting one another, being there to at the Mt. Carmel Invitational He went to the CIF finals in the when I run because it would mess Eaton ran a 48.78, her personal congratulate them. Growing up. March 4. event last year. me up. I’d be thinking about the record to this point, in the 300 hur- Maturity.” Andrew Mitchell enthuses over “Both Jackson and Andrew are pace. I’ve been running since I was dles at the Dick Wilkings Soph-Frosh He acknowledges his pole vaulters his switch in the shot put from a spin trying long jump this year as well,” young, so I have the technique. I Invitational last year. bear up to the reputation vaulters technique to a glide. You won’t see says Byrne, “and are currently look- don’t want to be thinking about Her sister’s name is Portia. The have in general as independent spir- him whirling around in the new ing very good in that event, too.” that. When I run, I don’t think name comes from a character in the its who are into taking risks. Edwards Field circle. Rather, he’ll Maddie Fike returns in the sprints, about my issues. You have to focus Shakespeare play “The Merchant of “They’re crazy guys,” he laughs. start from a position facing the back the 100 and 200. She went to the on the fact you’re racing, but you Venice.” “You have the strength and the of the throw area, now located at CIF finals last year. don’t want to overthink it. Other- “My grandma knew somebody speed and the coordination. It’s the far northwestern corner of the What blows Byrne away is the wise, your whole technique is going who worked on the play,” explained gymnastics in the air.” Anyone has new facilities, then, with a simple explosion in how many athletes are to be off.” the older sister. to be a little deranged to hurtle their 180-degree turn, he’ll slide his foot, on his team this spring. “Lots of Roberson, 15, is one member of Regarding team culture and bodies down a runway, balancing a the “glide,” as he catapults the shot. numbers. The seniors have doubled the “burn sisters,” with her older sis- ethos, Byrne, in his third year as giant stick, then at full speed jam the He threw 39 feet in 2016. in size from last year, pretty much ter Sakura, a senior, also taking the head coach, eighth total on the staff, stick into the ground and give flight “I P.R.’ed in the discus by 34 feet because of sixth period P.E.” The sea- baton. Along with Satori, who grad- which includes mentoring his pole to an attempt to sail over a crossbar last year,” says Mitchell, a senior son started with about 130 student uated from La Jolla High last year, vaulters, points a spotlight on Caitlin 10 or more feet in the air. That is the with a big frame who also starred athletes. “Lots of young athletes: lots the three made up 75 percent of the Wischmeyer, who has grown up in definition of insanity. on the Viking football team last fall of freshmen, lots of sophomores.” record-setting relay, with Eaton car- the program. Jackson Scherrer, now a sopho- on both defense and offense. His P.R., rying the other part. “Caitlin is a senior captain this more, ranked as the No. 2 freshman or personal record, is 134 feet. The Satori, whose name means “the year. She has always had leadership in the county last year in the event. La Jolla High School record that he’s Birch Aquarium’s Springfest ‘Immersion,’ has never been heard quite like this Springfest kicks off with an exciting intersection between sci- out the aquarium. Guests will expe- evening of experimental sound fea- ence, art, and technology,” said rience Birch Aquarium in new and turing UCSD graduate student Harry Helling, the aquarium’s exec- engaging ways and are invited to musicians. utive director. wander from site to site, curating CARZ Each year, Birch Aquarium at “With several exciting projects on their own musical experiences while Scripps and graduate students at the horizon, the ‘Immersion’ music also enjoying exhibits, animals, and www.SanDiegoCarz.com UCSD’s Department of Music team event with UCSD’s Department of panoramic views. BUY - SELL - TRADE - CONSIGN up for Springfest, which encourages Music, opening of the new ‘Infinity Immersion performances will 3196 Midway Dr San Diego 92110 composers, performers, and sound Cube: Language of Light installa- include: 619-224-0500 producers to launch daring projects. tion, and Video Triptych’ in - Voices of Our City Choir, which Sprinfgest kicks off April 9 with the ‘Expeditions at Sea: R/V Sally gained recognition for giving a voice the fifth annual “Immersion” event, Ride Gallery,’ we are engaging audi- to San Diego’s homeless, will per- ® where guests are invited to explore ences in new ways and inspiring an form in the Galleria; meineke the aquarium’s galleries to enjoy appreciation of, and desire to pro- - Jacob Sundstrom will perform musical experiences inspired by the tect, our ocean planet." ambient electronic music and video sea and our rapidly changing earth. Performances feature diverse gen- From repairs, to maintenance and more, trust "Birch Aquarium at Scripps’ new res of music and experimental the total car care experts at Meineke. direction includes exploring the sound and will be spaced through- SEE IMMERSION >> PG. 9  REPAIRS  A/C SERVICE  BRAKES  EXHAUST  TIRES  DIAGNOSTICS  OIL  SUSPENSION BASIC OIL CHANGE (858) 274-4382 95 2924 Damon Ave $19 (Next to In-N-Out®) PLUS TAX FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 Community LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS 9 Red O restaurant to open in UTC BY BLAKE BUNCH University City will be able to claim some new high-end, fresh and franchise-proven cuisine at Red O’s new location starting May 5. The popular Southern California Mexi- can restaurant, with sister locations in Newport, Santa Monica, Melrose and now San Diego, will be bringing their take on regional dishes to the table. Rane Bauck creating a transcen- Corportate chef Marc Johnson IMMERSION >> dent and meditative experience in has been splitting his time between CONT. FROM PG. 8 front of a forest of swaying kelp at all Red O locations, but is eager to the Giant Kelp Tank; get the doors opened for the UTC that changes in harmony with the - Cellist Jen Bewerse will perform location. sunset on Tidepool Plaza; with a special curved bow “We are shooting for May 5, - Lyndsay Bloom's triptych in “Tide” by James Weeks; because, in reality, when would be a film, “AXALAPAZCOS,” features 16 - Bassist Kyle Motl will improvise better date to open than that close to mm footage of rapidly evaporating with jellies and wolf eels in the Hall Cinco de Mayo?” Johnson said. The tablita (pictured above) is one of the staple items at all Red O volcanic crater lakes in Central of Fishes; While all Red O restaurants do restaurant locations. Red O will open on May 5. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED Mexico in the Expedition at Sea: - Michael Matsuno and Matt maintain the same food and drink R/V Sally Ride Gallery; Kline host the "sea symphony" items, some locations, such as the seafood focus is on halibut, but that added touch of glitz and glam with - Barbara Byers will lead a choir instrument building workshop and Melrose Red O, do not serve lunch. changes every few months. a luxury vehicle activation in part- of Ukranian folk songs in the Gal- performance specifically for chil- Not only will Red O La Jolla serve “All of our seafood is sourced from nership with O’Gara Coach La Jolla. leria; dren. lunch and their already extremely Santa Monica Seafood. I’ve worked To make the evening even sweet- - Double bassist and singer-song- Springfest: Immersion is $12 for popular menu, but Johnson says with them for many years, and we er, Red O will be partnering with a writer Jordon Morton will sing the public and $9 for Birch Aquar- they are looking forward to hosting have a great relationship. Although local non-profit, Voices for Children, folksy, resonant songs with her bass ium members and UCSD students five-course prix fixe wine dinners. I definitely encourage our chefs to which advocates for the rights and at the Giant Kelp Tank; and faculty (with ID). Splash Café “In reality, I know how important do features, I rarely walk into a well-being of children that pass - Daniel Fishkin and guest instru- by The French Gourmet will be the craft beer scene is down here,” restaurant without knowing what’s through foster care in San Diego ment-builder Pete Blasser will lead open and snacks or a light dinner added Johnson. “It would be great to on the menu. If a chef has a feature and Riverside counties, to donate a choir of handheld tocante "touch- will be available for purchase. More get a craft beer dinner into the they wish to run, we have discussed proceeds from the night’s non-host- synthesizers;” information, and Springfest: works in the future.” it and taken appropriate quality ed beverage sales to the organiza- - Madison Greenstone, Sean Immersion tickets are available Part of the reason Red O has been control measures beforehand.” tion. Dowgray, and James Beauton will online at www.aquarium.ucsd.edu. so successful in Southern California The May 3 invite-only opening play the ethereal music of Morton Pre-purchase is recommended for is that they don’t stray too far from will be held from 6 to 10 p.m., dur- RED O RESTAURANT Feldman, Jürg Frey, and Martin this event. what obviously works very well for ing which guests will be able to sam- them, but that does not mean they ple complimentary house beers, When: Wednesday, May 3 (invite-only aim to remain static. wines and signature margaritas. event); Friday, May 5 (grand opening). Seacrest At Home “We try to interject items from all They will also try executive chef THE HOME CARE AGENCY DESIGNED TO MEET YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS regions of Mexico,” Johnson said. Seth Vider and Johnson’s passed Where: 4340 La Jolla Village Drive. Seacrest at Home, a not for profit has more than 35 years of nursing ex- “Since we are Baja-coastal-heavy, bites to mark the occasion. 501(c)(3) home care agency located in perience that includes oncology, infu- we do focus heavily on fish, which is An interactive tequila experience Info and tickets: www.redorestaurant.com, Encinitas, has received multiple commu- sion therapy, home health and home 858-291-8360. always seasonal. Currently, our will be included as well, and an nity recognitions as a premier home care. Denton explains that all caregivers care agency. They provide non-medical are live-scanned fingerprinted, have ex- assistance to residents of San Diego tensive background checks through the County. In addition to providing assis- Ca. DOJ (Dept. of Justice) and FBI on a Infinity Cube sheds light on microscopic marine life tance with personal care, meal prep, national level. All employees are also The Birch Aquarium at Scripps light housekeeping, errands and com- bonded and covered with worker’s panionship, they also offer two new RN comp. Effective 6.1.16, all home care has opened the Infinity Cube, an managed programs. The Care Manage- agencies were required to be licensed exhibit that combines glowing ment program can help coordinate your with Ca.’s Dept. of Social Services, Com- organisms, technology, and sound. loved one’s appointments, social activi- munity Care Licensing Division and are Artist Iyvone Khoo and Scripps ties and assist with community out- subject to un-announced state surveys, reach. Their new C.A.R.E. program can which Denton welcomes. “Licensure Institution of Oceanography scien- provide hospital ER companionship keeps us on top of our game and will tist Michael Latz collaborated for within 1 hour, thereby providing peace weed out those agencies that are not three months to learn more about of mind to family members that their compliant with regulations”. bioluminescent organisms, which loved one is not alone. Call (760) 942-2695 for your free Kelli Denton R.N., is the director and complimentary in-home assessment. emit their own light. This included more than six hours of footage of single-celled organisms reacting to a variety of stimulants. Seacrest at Home has received multiple community recognitions The Infinity Cube, generously for service excellence! funded by Rick and Patty Elkus, takes that footage, enlarges it, and projects it around the interior of the eight-foot cube with musical accom- Scientist Michael Latz (left) and artist Iyvone Khoo. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED paniment. Additional support was provided by the National Science songs in everything, one just has to exhibit included in Birch Aquarium Foundation. Visitors have the oppor- find them, even at a microscopic admission, which is $18.50 for tunity to learn about biolumines- level.” adults and $14 for children ages cence and how marine life uses it "I am pleased that my successful three to 17. for camouflage, protection, and collaboration with artist Ivonne For more information or to pur- communication. Khoo has led to this art installation, chase tickets, visit “Through this project, I hope to using art to communicate my sci- aquarium.ucsd.edu. Proceeds sup- raise public awareness of how we ence in an aesthetically pleasing port exhibits and educational pro- as a species relate and communicate way without the jargon and techni- gramming at Birch Aquarium at with our natural world,” said Khoo. cal details," said Latz. Scripps. “There are energy, vibration, and The Infinity Cube is a temporary FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 10 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS Art & Agave South African-born La Jolla artist, Ruth Sorokin, stirs emotions at Mission Art Walk

BY LUCIA VITI Touting an impressive collection testing a variety of artistic mediums of colorful abstracts, sketches, draw- without duplicating a single image. Ask Ruth Sorokin about her art ings, paintings and doodles, Sorokin “To this day, I’ve never used image and she’ll pose a series of questions described her foray into life as an to replicate a painting,” she said. “I that unlock every imaginative and artist as a “default that began in don’t believe anything should be emotional artistic door you didn’t 1990 by virtue of a piece of remake replicated. I look at things to paint even know you possessed. clothing.” but I never paint what I see. I simply “Do I stir feelings?” she’ll ask. “Do Sorokin repaired a pair of Levi paint or draw whatever comes to I elicit anger? Embrace you? Annoy jeans “full of cuts and tears” by dec- mind; the way I see it.” you? Induce happiness? Make you orating them with swatches of col- The self-described dreamer is sad? Stimulate laughter? Evoke ors and fabrics. A designer friend never without a reason to remain tears? Capture wonder? Kindle joy? noticed the vogue apparel and sug- artistic. “I’m a dreamer who doesn’t Don’t like me? I love you!” gested that she replicate samples as like to do the same thing twice,” she “No need to talk about me,” she’ll one-of-a-kind items to sell at a local continued. “I like to diversify. I like to say. “You can see me in my art.” LA outdoor market. The remakes be un-identifiable. I draw, sketch or The La Jolla resident will be became an instant success. Within paint whatever I’m drawn to at that among 350 artists featured at Mis- two weeks Sorokin received a call moment. I turn my daydreams into sion Federal’s ArtWalk on Saturday, from New York’s Bergdorf Goodman art.” April 29 and Sunday, April 30. Art- soliciting to sell her jeans. “I had Sorokin attributes her warm and Walk’s 2017 Vivid Expression will never heard of Bergdorf Goodman,” loving spirit – exemplified in all of ‘Pansy’ by Ruth Sorokin will be displayed at the Mission Federal Art traverse through 17 blocks of Little said the South African native. “I was her work – to her pastoral South Walk. ‘No need to talk about me. You can see me in my art.’ Italy and downtown San Diego, in America for barely two years and African childhood. “I grew up on a treating artists and visitors to art, now they wanted to sell my cloth- remote farm in the deepest, darkest exhibits that’s a great way to see if me more than I go to them. Success gourmet food, drinks and entertain- ing. So, my life as an artist began by part of South Africa,” she said. “We people like or don’t like my work.” is being able to tell my story by paint- ment. The largest fine arts festival in remaking jeans.” – my two older sisters and younger Chosen as a first-time participant, ing pieces of what’s inside of me.” Southern California celebrating a As chic remake jean sales soared, brother – had to use our imagina- she welcomes feedback. “I love to go Mission Federal ArtWalk attracts 33-year history will showcase local, Sorokin decided that she needed bet- tions because we never had TV. We out to the world and test my art,” more than 100,000 art collectors national and international painting, ter drawing skills to sketch designs used coal stoves – electricity came she said. “Although I was chosen and visitors from all over the coun- sculpture, glass work, photography, for pattern makers. “I wasn’t happy later – and dealt with the cruelty of because of my art, art is subjective. try to peruse and purchase art from woodworking, metal work, and fine with what I was putting on paper,” what happens in such a rustic coun- Every artist has insecurities and established and emerging artists. jewelry. Live music and dance per- she said, “so I went to an art teach- tryside. Real life happens in ways quite honestly mine are just the Located between Ash and Grape formances, interactive art activities er to become more proficient at that one wouldn’t normally experi- same as every other artist.” streets, Mission Federal ArtWalk will and “kids walk” family-friendly craft sketching clothing designs. While ence in this country. Although I Sorokin’s future aspirations run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both projects will also be included. sketching, she also encouraged me don’t miss the lifestyle, I have won- include painting stories on canvas. days. “Mission Federal ArtWalk is for to start painting oil pastels. I started derful memories and visit often.” Distressed that society isn’t learning “We work closely with our spon- everyone—from serious collectors with doodles because I had never The artist spoke lovingly about her from historical mistakes, she’s col- sors, vendors, featured artists, enter- to first-time art buyers,” said Sandi painted anything before.” mother, “a unique woman who lecting pictures of Native Americans tainment, community and local Cottrell, director of Mission Federal Sorokin’s doodles became the cor- believed in love and kindness,” who and victims of slavery, the Holocaust non-profit organizations to bring an ArtWalk. “We include interactive art nerstone of her art. She continued also serves as an artistic influence. and Aleppo, to paint a series of cur- extraordinary art experience to San activities and kid-friendly projects to to study with “amazing” teachers “Who I am is attributed to what she rent and past events. Art shows Diego,” concluded Cottrell. ensure that all attendees feel like who elevated her artistry while passed on to me,” she explained. knock on her door – much to her “Ruth’s vibrant use of color in they can be a part of the art. We stroking her new-found passion. “And everything that goes on can- surprise. abstract styles is wonderful. We wel- encourage attendees to express Inspired by “so many things - vas is an extension of all of it.” “I don’t care about showing my come her to her first ArtWalk themselves to find their inner artist, nature, people, travels, stories, even Sorokin described ArtWalk as a work as much as I care about doing event.” which exists in all of us.” gardening,” Sorokin painted daily, huge fine art show with “lots of it,” she concluded. “Shows come to Former triathlete ventures into liquor business with Dos Almas tequila BY DAVE SCHWAB He's equally passionate about his DOS ALMAS TEQUILA Former professional triathlete and latest business venture. What: Home-brewed tequila, Dos Almas La Jolla entrepreneur Emilio De Soto Asked the connection between 55 Plata and Dos Almas Cinnamon Tequi- la Liqueur. knows active sports. He also knows triathlons and tequila, De Soto tequila. answered, “At the end of triathlons Creator: Active sportswear entrepreneur Which is why he's launched two or marathons, others would be Emilio De Soto distinct products on the opposite drinking beer — but I would be ends of the tequila spectrum. drinking tequila. Website: www.dosalmastequila.com. His limited-run offering named “I started making it in the Dos Almas 55 Plata translates as kitchen,” confided De Soto of his “two souls” in Spanish. Dos Almas homespun tequilas. tequila line with his trademark two- 55 Plata is a super-premium, 110- First and foremost a healthy faced labels, one half conquistador, proof brand made of 100 percent lifestyle advocate, De Soto's proud the other Aztec warrior, De Soto organic Blue Weber Agave. that his tequila products are 100 pours some into a brandy snifter for The other brand is Dos Almas Cin- percent natural and gluten free, a smell and taste test. The subtly namon Tequila Liqueur, a 70-proof with no preservatives, artificial col- scented (cinammon) rolls onto the offering made of a young reposado ors or flavorings. Owner Emilio DeSoto stands in front of a crop of agave. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED palate bringing a welcoming infused with organic Indonesian “I would not make something if I response. Ceylon cinnamon sticks and organ- did not believe it was great, innova- the soulful lifestyle we live here at plants pulled out of the ground dur- “We only made 1,300 of them,” ic pure agave nectar. tive, unique, and that others would the beach in San Diego.” ing the harvest,” De Soto said noting De Soto said about his limited-run De Soto is on a mission to offer enjoy as well," he said. “Dos Almas Before making his own tequilas, the plant is actually not a cactus but product. “There's only 1,300 of San Diegans his unique varieties of products are made entirely of certi- De Soto traveled repeatedly to Jalisco, in the lily family. “The core of the these in the world.” homegrown tequila. fied organic ingredients. We have Mexico to learn the intricacies of plant, like an artichoke heart, is His new home-brewed tequila The owner of a nearly 30-year- created some very unique tastes by tequila making and the complexities quartered then baked in brick-and- lines are De Soto's answer to people old triathlon sportswear and wetsuit altering the typical process of tequi- of the amazing agave plant used in stone ovens smelling sweet like asking him, “Why don't you make a company, De Soto Sport – The la production. It is very high quality, producing it. He returned with what sugar cane. The juices are then fer- 'real' tequila?” Triathlon Gear Company at 7584 we are meticulous about the process he'd learned south of the border to mented and distilled with a filtration “What I've created is basically Trade St., De Soto describes the busi- we use, and are particular about the do his own home brew. process. There's no waste in this at ness as “everything you would need ingredients we choose. 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University City High School art students participated in a Chalk Art project during the week of April 10. Gimi McCarthy said that the art teachers were asked by principal Jeff Olivero “to give our students different opportunities and memo- ries that will create for them a last- ing memory as part of their high school experience, and to give them the chance to experience the pow- erful effect that art can bring out in each student.” Arille Powell and Thomas Reasoner perform a duet at the UCHS Sights The students created a piece of and Sounds Showcase. The third annual event was well-attended. art that they didn’t think was pos- sible to achieve, and they were of the Italian "Madonnari,” the showcase, presented by the Centu- excited to share the result with the street painters that were named rion Foundation/Music Boosters, student body and staff. after the most common subject of featured extraordinary musicians The chalk artists were partici- their chalk paintings, the Madon- from the University City High pants from Delia Martin's drawing na. School music community, includ- and painting classes, Georgia ing the Philip Marcus Trio (Stand- Fouseki's Art 1-2 class, and Gimi Sights and Sounds Showcase ley Middle School music director), McCarthy's Arts Tech sophomore talented students, alumni and class. The third annual UCHS Sights teachers, and Rumba y Soul with Each student or group of stu- and Sounds showcase was a huge dents chose their own subject and success. Held at the Lawrence Fam- used chalk in the traditional style ily Jewish Community Center, the SEE UC UPDATES >> PG. 15 FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 14 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS Home Service Directory

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SeaWorld mourns the loss of Szenja the polar bear LJVMA >> CONT. FROM PG. 7

SeaWorld San Diego is saddened by the have visited Wild Arctic, she also provided passing on April 18 of Szenja, a 21-year-old great knowledge and insight through her par- female polar bear. Szenja (pronounced SIN- ticipation in various research studies related to industry. jah) had been part of the SeaWorld family for polar bear hearing sensitivity, social habits, “We look to freshen your brand or web- nearly 20 years. Born at the Wuppertal Zoo in reproductive hormones and seasonal behavior site, making them more dynamic,” she said Germany in October 1995, Szenja came to patterns. adding, “We partner with you to get that SeaWorld when the park opened the Wild Many of these studies provided critical base- synergy and connection.” Arctic exhibit in 1997. line data that has significantly helped scien- Weinberg-Scalo noted the tourism author- A necropsy will be performed on Szenja to tists with field studies of polar bears in the ity rolls out marketing and promotions for help determine the cause of death. It will be wild. Szenja will be greatly missed not only by San Diego's subregions, like La Jolla. several weeks before all the results of the the zoological staff at Wild Arctic, but by all “What we're doing is coming up with a necropsy are received. Over the last week, SeaWorld team members. new creative branding program,” said Szenja’s caregivers and veterinary staff According to Polar Bears International, LJVMA executive director Sheila Fortune. noticed a loss of appetite and energy, and had polar bears live between 15-18 years in the Once LJVMA's current website model is been monitoring her condition, however, her wild. Some can live 20 to 30 years, but only a done, Niebling said the merchant's group passing was unexpected. small percentage lives past 15 to 18 years. will link up with the tourism authority to “Szenja was a beloved member of our ani- Conservation groups and scientists see many “get ideas from you and share your mal family, so this is a very difficult day for all threats to the wild population of polar bears, thoughts.” of us,” said Al Garver, SeaWorld San Diego’s SeaWorld is awaiting the results of Szenja’s including climate change, poaching, pollu- vice president of zoological operations. “Szen- necropsy. It could be a few weeks before tion and a rapid loss of sea ice. In other action: ja not only touched the hearts of those who information is released. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED In January, the SeaWorld & Busch Gardens have cared for her over the last two decades, Conservation Fund awarded $15,000 to Polar • LJVMA selected Sunday, July 30 against but also the millions of guests who had the want to protect polar bears in the wild.” Bears International to support research to col- Pittsburgh as the date for the fourth annual chance to see her in person. We’re proud to As an ambassador for arctic animals, Szen- lect baseline information for long-term polar La Jolla Day at Petco Park. have been a part of her life and to know that ja not only enhanced the awareness of polar bear population monitoring. she inspired people from around the world to bears for the nearly 50 million guests that

of the La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary Club. University City Little League Trolley Construction Update UC UPDATES >> For more information, visit www.lajol- Community Day CONT. FROM PG. 13 lagtrotary.org. Construction activities for the Mid-Coast Craft brewers will include Maui Brewing Join UCLL for their community day and trolley extension continue in the University Company, Ballast Point, Coronado Brewing hit-a-thon on Sunday, April 23 from 12:30 to City area, along Genesee Avenue and at Brandon Corenman. Co., Karl Strauss, Thorn Brewery and Kilo- 5:30 p.m. at Standley Park on Governor UCSD. Crews have recently demolished and Guests also enjoyed the catered reception watt. Three wineries from the Guadalupe Val- Drive, near the pool. permanently removed the pedestrian bridge with more than 60 silent auction packages ley of Baja will be on hand, as well as two There will be a big family BBQ, hit-a-thon at Executive Square and Genesee Avenue and and the dessert intermission. Thanks goes to Ramona winemakers. Southern California fundraiser, and recognition of UCLL past installed a new temporary pedestrian cross- UCCA, Regency Centers, and the communi- distillers will be sampling rum, gin, whiskey presidents. All are invited to this family ing at the street level. ty for coming out to support the fabulous and vodka, as well as sake. friendly day at Standley Park. For more infor- Eventually, this will be replaced by the new UCHS music program. The Quintessential Festival will offer cold mation, visit www.ucll.org. Executive Drive Station, which will also serve coffee sampling and several food vendors as a pedestrian crossing. Advanced work Craft Beer & Wine Festival including organic sausages, cheese balls, Shredfest continues this spring related to preparing the chocolate, and cupcakes. roadway for construction of the viaduct, a The community is invited to attend Rotary’s Among the many beneficiaries of funds Coldwell Banker University City is spon- bridge structure that will carry the trolley fourth annual Quintessential Craft Beer & raised by La Jolla Golden Triangle and the soring their annual “Shredfest” on April 29 down the middle of Genesee Avenue. Later in Wine Festival on Saturday, April 22 from 1 to Quintessential Festival are The Preuss School from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Standley Rec Center April, there will be work to widen south- 5 p.m. at the Nobel Athletic Fields on 8810 UCSD, the VA Hospital, Ronald McDonald parking lot, 3585 Governor Drive. There will bound Genesee Avenue to accommodate util- Judicial Drive near the 805 freeway. House and projects benefitting local active be a professional document shredding truck, ity relocation work. The dog-friendly event features access and military and their families. so bring your unwanted documents to shred Further north, viaduct construction will unlimited samples from 18 craft brewers, five International efforts include the Rotary for free. There is usually a big demand for commence on the UCSD campus. Structures regional wineries plus eight Southern Cali- Jalalabad School in Afghanistan, and this event so please limit yourself to three work will continue for the Gilman Drive fornia distilleries. Tickets are $30 in advance, humanitarian projects in India, Africa and boxes. bridge and there will be ongoing, intermittent $40 at the door and $15 for active duty mil- most recently, the provision of blankets for closures of on- and off- ramps and lanes at itary. One hundred percent of proceeds ben- refugees arriving under emergency condi- the La Jolla Village Drive exit on I-5. For more efit 45 local and international humanitarian tions in Macedonia. For more information, information, visit www.KeepSanDiegoMov- projects stewarded by nearly 100 members contact Jan Percival at 858-414-4715. ing.com/MidCoast.

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One upset followed another at the second crowd and pressure for me, but I will have fun stop of the 2017 Red Bull Air Race World there.” Championship in San Diego on Sunday. Yoshi- In the day’s earlier action, 2016 Challenger hide (Yoshi) Muroya of Japan was the only Cup winner Florian Bergér of Germany pilot with the consistency to reach the top of earned his first Challenger Class win of the the podium, dazzling a crowd of more than season. 40,000 fans lining Embarcadero Marina Park For more information on tickets and all the South across the race weekend, with a time of latest, visit www.redbullairrace.com. 58.529. Peter Podlunšek from Slovenia stunned the Results Master Class San Diego: field in capturing second place in his first-ever Final 4, two seconds behind Muroya at 1. Yoshihide Muroya (JPN), 2. Peter Podlunšek 1:00.454. Reigning world champion Matthias (SLO), 3. Matthias Dolderer (GER), 4. Kirby Dolderer was third after a pylon hit, and Chambliss (USA), 5. Martin Šonka (CZE), 6. Petr American Kirby Chambliss finished fourth. Kopfstein (CZE), 7. Nicolas Ivanoff (FRA), 8. Earning 15 World Championship points Michael Goulian (USA), 9. Matt Hall (AUS), 10. with the victory, Muroya jumped up 10 places Pete McLeod (CAN), 11. Juan Velarde (ESP), 12. in the overall standings, to third behind Mar- François Le Vot (FRA), 13. Mikaël Brageot tin Šonka of the Czech Republic (21 points) (FRA), 14. Cristian Bolton (CHI). and Dolderer (16). The result was especially World Championship standings after two meaningful because the next stop of the sea- races: 1. Martin Šonka (CZE) 21 points, 2. son is in Muroya’s home skies of Chiba, Japan Matthias Dolderer (GER) 16 pts, 3. Yoshihide – where he earned his first Red Bull Air Race Muroya (JPN) 15 pts, 4. Juan Velarde (ESP) 12 win in 2016. pts, 5. Peter Podlunšek (SLO) 12 pts, 6. Pete “I’m quite happy. We had a very hard time Kirby Chambliss (USA) flies through the course on Sunday. Chambliss finished fourth. Reign- McLeod (CAN) 10 pts, 7. Nicolas Ivanoff at the season opener in Abu Dhabi, and we’ve ing world champion Matthias Dolderer (below) finished third after clipping a pylon during his (FRA) 10 pts, 8. Michael Goulian (USA) 8 pts, been working really hard for months,” said first run on Sunday. PHOTO BY THOMAS MELVILLE 9. Kirby Chambliss (USA) 7 pts, 10. Petr Kopf- Muroya, who had an over-G penalty at the stein (CZE) 5 pts, 11. Cristian Bolton (CHI) 4 2017 kickoff. his first Challenger Class win of the season. “The next race in Japan is going to be a big pts, 12. François Le Vot (FRA) 3 pts, 13. Matt In the day’s earlier action, 2016 Challenger For full results and more information, one, and it’s an important step forward to win Hall (AUS) 3 pts, 14. Mikaël Brageot (FRA) 2 Cup winner Florian Bergér (Germany) earned visit www.redbullairrace.com. here as I head to my home country. It’s a huge pts.

FUNDS >> perform. We can set up a formal promissory note Man dies after falling at Black’s CONT. FROM PG. 1 if you wish. In this repayment manner, as donor money comes in, it will, at day's end, be clear On Wednesday, April 19, a 23-year- of the cliff, but the victim, who had fall- and unencumbered by costs associated in receiv- old male died as a result of falling from en 50 to 60 feet, died at the Previously, in a Feb. 19 email to three recre- ing it.” the cliffs at Black’s Beach. scene, according San Diego Fire-Rescue ation council board members obtained by La In the Feb. 19 email, Greatrex added, “I com- Lifeguards, firefighters, a helicopter Department battalion chief David Con- Jolla Village News, Greatrex said, “... I realize pletely understand if you wish for me to resign, crew and police were sent to an area nor. that I must do the only thing and repay the cof- that action will obviously have no bearing on below the Torrey Pines Gliderport on Both were believed to be UCSD stu- fers. My intentions were good in my desire to get repayment whatsoever.” Torrey Pines Scenic Drive after the fall dents. us a new playground … But I must remedy what On April 13, a letter was dispatched from La was reported around 11:45 p.m. This tragic death follows the April 15 I did. … It will take me some time, as none of this Jolla Recreation Council signed by Munk and Wednesday, according to fire officials. rescue of a woman. The medical aid happened over night. It was a long process of two other board members stating, “The execu- Firefighters located the man and a call was dispatched at 2:20 p.m. to the work, and will take me time to remedy in full. But tive board accepts your offer to resign your mem- female companion by tracking the loca- Box Canyon area, where a woman in obviously, I am good for it.” bership on the Recreation Council, including tion off the cellphone she had used to her 20s was injured and stuck on a cliff. In a follow-up email on April 20, concerning your role as president. As we informed you on call 911. The stranded hiker was airlifted to a the recreation center playground fund, Greatrex March 6, 2017, your role as president was sus- The woman was rescued from an local hospital. commented, “There was money spent on finding pended on March 9, 2017.” area about 50 to 75 feet below the top grants as we needed help on getting grants won The park board's letter asked Greatrex to con- successfully. There is a lot of competition out firm receipt of that letter, and to give the board there — literally thousands of grants for recre- her formal resignation by April 19 at 5 p.m. ation centers available on a local, county, state, “If we do not hear from you by that date, your federal and foundation level and high-hundreds resignation will be effective April 20, 2017 at 8 (that) we have applied to, but it is difficult to win a.m.,” the rec council letter said. them.” A native of New York State, Greatrex is a high- La Jolla's status as an affluent community profile civic activist in La Jolla. She has been complicates its chances for getting grants for involved with grassroots efforts aimed at La needed projects, Greatrex said. Jolla's breaking away from the city of San Diego “We (La Jolla Rec. Center) are in a high- and becoming its own municipality. She has income village with a known name (implying been a member of most civic groups in the com- wealth) and while we do offer classes at low rates munity including the La Jolla Community Plan- to students around the county … it is still hard to ning Association, which makes land-use rec- win grants when we are known as a wealthy ommendations to the city, the La Jolla Town town,” she said. “Grantors are more likely to give Council and various community boards and sub- to areas when there are lower-income levels per committees. capita.” La Jolla Village News reached out to city offi- Regarding playground funds, Greatrex added cials for further comment, but as of press time, those monies “are from a local donor. That had not received any replies. money has not been received yet at all, although Since there is an ongoing investigation into no one was expecting it yet. The grantor had the allocation of these playground funds, visit said 'summer' as the onset.” www.sdnews.com for continued updates. In her Feb. 19 email to rec council board mem- The 23-year-old man has been identified, but that information is yet to be bers, Greatrex noted, “I live here and work here released. His death followed an April 15 rescue of a woman in her 20s. She had- and am not going anywhere … I would have fallen from the clff at Black’s Beach as well. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED much to lose by stating this, and then failing to FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 Legal Ads LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS 17 Pricing in San Diego Senior Living Communities

If you think “the talk” refers to a accountant – are necessary steps in around $1,700 and 2-bedrooms starts around two or three thou- do you pick the right one? chat with your children about the process. If you’ve spent any time just over $2,100). Retirement home sand dollars and can range to dou- Care type, location and budget puberty, think again. More and visiting senior living communities pricing reflects similar demand. ble that. make the obvious first cut. The Cal- more children are having “the talk” for yourself or your parents, you While it’s relatively easy to com- When comparing monthly rents, ifornia Department of Social Ser- with their parents – but this time already know the sticker shock adds pare price per square foot in the real be sure to keep care level separate. vices provides information about about where the parents will live in an additional layer of complexity to estate market, apples-to-apples Independent Living rents are almost senior communities on their web- their retirement and older years. what is often already a difficult sit- comparison shopping isn’t obvious always less than rents for Assisted site, including citations, reports and This talk isn’t easy for either side uation. in senior communities. The main Living. We’ve seen Independent Liv- complaints (secure.dss.ca.gov/ but for many families it’s inevitable. Zillow.com reports that the medi- fees will be the monthly rent (based ing monthly rents as low as $1,700, CareFacilitySearch/). Free reviews Learning about admissions require- an home price in San Diego County on the type of community select- though most start closer to $2,000. sites (like Yelp or AssistedLivingRe- ments and wait lists, having addi- is currently over half a million dol- ed), any entrance fee commonly Assisted Living usually starts a cou- views.org) allow shoppers to get a tional conversations with siblings, lars. The year started off with rents referred to as “Community Fee”, ple thousand above that, though more personal understanding of spouses, other loved ones – or your holding steady (one bedrooms and additional costs depending on this varies tremendously depending specific communities. individual level of care. But all three on the additional individual needs The best piece of advice though is Three things to know about San Diego, of these often cover different ser- for ADL’s (activities of daily living) often the one least heeded. Don’t Real Estate, and Your Future: vices or amenities, and come with which can tack on hundreds of wait until a health crisis to talk different conditions. extra dollars a month. about your or your parents’ wishes 1) Millennials (23-37 yrs old) are the engine of our economy. Most have yet to buy a home. Out of the dozens of San Diego San Diego offers a full range of and finances. The emotional tur- 2) We currently build less than 50% of the housing required to keep up with demand, communities we’ve visited, only a retirement options. From luxury- moil of a health problem is like and virtually no detached single-family homes. handful have no fee or have a fee of style communities to cozier com- wearing warped lenses, you can’t 3) Low interest rates, increasing demand, and limited supply means real estate remains $1,000 or less. More often, this one- munities that don’t look like resort, always trust what you see. a great investment. John Shannon, Broker of Solace Realty. time, usually non-refundable fee there is an array of choices. So how

DECREE CHANGING PETITIONER'S NAME FROM: conducted by: A MARRIED COUPLE the first day ister the estate under the Independent Adminis- ATTORNEY, EBONY N. LlANOS MADDOX HAS first day of business was: NOT APPLICABLE Reg- following: NUTFRUSION, LLC. This business is LEGALS ADS 900 UZMA MAHEEN SIDDIQUI TO MAHEEN UZMA of business was: 04/03/17 Registrant Name: tration of Estates Act. (This authority will allow FILED A PETITION WITH THIS COURT FOR A istrant Name: ENRIQUE NAVARRO Title of Officer, conducted by: A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY COOK that all persons interested in this matter MANUEL JIMINEZ Title of Officer, if Limited Liability the personal representative to take many actions DECREE CHANGING PETITIONER'S NAME FROM: if Limited Liability Company / Corporation The NUTFRUSION, LLC. 1359 S. CREEKSIDE DR. BAD, CA. 92011 is registered by the following: shall appear before this court at the hearing indi- Company / Corporation The statement was filed without obtaining court approval. Before taking CLOVER MARIE MCFARLAND TO CLOVER MARIE statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., CHULA VISTA, CA. 91915 CALIFORNIA The first CREDITAUTOUSA FINANCIAL COMPANY, LLC. cated below to show cause, if any, why the peti- with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / Coun- certain very important actions, the personal rep- LLANOS that all persons interested in this matter Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego County on: day of business was: 06/14/2016 Registrant This business is conducted by: A LIMITED LIA- tion should not be granted. Any person objecting ty Clerk of San Diego County on: APR 03, 2017 resentative will be required to give notice to inter- shall appear before this court at the hearing indi- APRIL 14, 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 20, 27, Name: TAHNOHN HAYES Title of Officer, if Limit- BILITY COMPANY CREDIAUTOUSA FINANCIAL to the name changes described above must file a ISSUE DATES: APRIL 13, 20, 27 & MAY 04, 2017 ested persons unless they have waived notice or cated below to show cause, if any, why the peti- MAY 4 AND 11 2017 ed Liability Company / Corporation MANAGER The COMPANY, LLC 2150 PALOMAR RD. STE 209 written objection that indicates the reasons for consented to the proposed action.) The indepen- tion should not be granted. Any person objecting statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., CARLSBAD, CA. 92011 CALIFORNIA the first day STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE the objection at least two court days before the dent administration authority will be granted unless to the name changes described above must file a Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego County on: of business was: 10/16/2012 Registrant Name: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FILE NO. 2017- NO. 2017-010057 Fictitious Business Name(s) matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear an interested person files an objection to the peti- written objection that indicates the reasons for JAN 19, 2017 ISSUE DATES: FEB 23 MAR 02, 09 MANUEL FERNANDEZ Title of Officer, if Limited 008491 (1) Fictitious Business Name(s) to be UPSTAIRS SALON/ UPSTAIRS HAIR STUDIO locat- at the hearing to show cause why the petition tion and shows good cause why the court should the objection at least two court days before the AND 16, 2017 Liability Company / Corporation CHIEF FINANCIAL abandoned: SAN DIEGO LAW CENTER located at: ed at: 12751 POWAY ROAD SUITE #201, POWAY should not be granted. If no written objection is not grant the authority. 6. A hearing on the peti- matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear OFFICER The statement was filed with Ernest J. 402 WEST BROADWAY, SUITE 400, SAN DIEGO, CA 92064 is registered by the following: WALTER FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE timely filed, the court may grant the petition with- tion will be held in this court as follows: a. Date: at the hearing to show cause why the petition Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San CA 92101 (2) The Fictitious Business Name HAYWARD This business is conducted by: AN NO. 2017-010367 Fictitious Business Name(s) out a hearing. NOTICE OF HEARING TO BE HELD MAY 09, 2017 Time:11:00 A.M. Dept: PC-1 b. should not be granted. If no written objection is Diego County on: FEB 16, 2017 ISSUE DATES: referred to above was filed in San Diego County on INDIVIDUAL. The first day of business was: APRIL CREATEA located at: 1001 GARNET AVE. UNIT ON MAY 12, 2017 TIME: 9:30 AM DEPT C-46 Address of court: SUPERIOR COURT OF CALI- timely filed, the court may grant the petition with- MARCH 09, 16, 23 AND 30, 2017 07/08/2015 and assigned File No. 2015-017789 01, 2017 Registrant Name: WALTER HAYWARD 105 SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 is registered by the 220 WEST BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 FORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 1409 Fourth out a hearing. NOTICE OF HEARING TO BE HELD (3) Fictitious Business is being abandoned by Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Company / Cor- following: BASHAR ATIYAT This business is con- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE ISSUE DATES: APR 13, 20, 27 & MAY 04, 2017 Ave. San Diego, CA. 92101 Central 7. If you ON MAY 26, 2017 TIME 8:30 AM DEPT 46 220 ELIZABETH A. BUMER 2927 MCCALL ST, SAN poration The statement was filed with Ernest J. ducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL. The first day of busi- NO. 2017-008075 Fictitious Business Name(s) object to the granting of the petition, you should WEST BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 ISSUE STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF A DIEGO, CA 92106 (4) This Business is conduct- Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San ness was: 04/13/2017 Registrant Name: BASHAR CHALCEDONY II located at: 1727 CHALCEDONY appear at the hearing and state your objections or DATES: APR 20, 27 MAY 04, AND 11 2017 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FILE NO. 2017- ed by: A INDIVIDUAL Registrant Name: ELIZA- Diego County on: APRIL 13, 2017 ISSUE DATES: ATIYAT Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Compa- ST. #7 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92109 is registered by file written objections with the court before the 008160 (1) Fictitious Business Name(s) to be BETH A. BUMER Title: PRESIDENT The Statement ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 AND 11 2017 ny / Corporation. The statement was filed with the following: OTTO EMME TRUSTEE, CAROLYN hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by abandoned: HEMPY’S located at: 123 JASPER was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder 2017-010305 Fictitious Business Name(s) Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk M. CAIETTI TRUSTEE, ROBERT CAIETTI TRUSTEE your attorney. 8. If you are a creditor or a contin- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE ST. #17 ENCINITAS, CA. 92024 (2) The Fictitious / County Clerk of San Diego County on MAR 28, ENRIQUE NAVARRO SD located at: 4600 LAMONT of San Diego County on: APRIL 17, 2017 ISSUE This business is conducted by: A TRUST the first gent creditor of the decedent, you must file your NO. 2017-001671 Fictitious Business Name(s) Business Name referred to above was filed in San 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 13, 20, 27 AND MAY ST. UNIT 4-203, SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 is regis- DATES: APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 AND 11 2017 day of business was: 12/15/1987 Registrant claim with the court and mail a copy to the per- NUTFRUSION located at: 1359 S. CREEKSIDE DR. Diego County on 04/30/2015 and assigned File 04, 2017 tered by the following: ENRIQUE NAVARRO This Name: OTTO EMME TRUSTEE Title of Officer, if sonal representative appointed by the court with- CHULA VISTA, CA. 91915 is registered by the No. 2015-011712 (3) Fictitious Business is being business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL. The Limited Liability Company / Corporation The state- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE in four months from the date of first issuance of abandoned by KENNETH N. SMITH DEVELOP- ment was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., NO. 2017-007624 Fictitious Business Name(s) letters as provided in Probate Code section 9100. MENT CORP. 3214 GRAND AVE. GLENWOOD Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego County on: XPEREAL located at: 864 GRAND AVE. #439, The time for filing claims will not expire before four SPRINGS, CO. 81601 NEVADA (4) This Business MAR 23, 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 06, 13, 20 SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 is registered by the fol- months from the hearing date noticed above. 9. is conducted by: A CORPORATION Registrant *NEW LISTING* AND 27, 2017 lowing: PETER CAMPBELL This business is con- You may examine the file kept by the court. If you Name: KENNETH N. SMITH Title: PRESIDENT The ducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the first day of business are a person interested in the estate, you may file FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE Statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, was: 03/01/2017 Registrant Name: PETER with the court a Request for Special Notice (form NO. 2017-007632 Fictitious Business Name(s) Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego Coun- CAMPBELL Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Com- DE-154) of the filing of an inventory and appraisal Klatt Realty has listed this Clairemont 3 BR, 1 BA home for STREET BLOOMS, STREET BLOOMS SAN DIEGO ty on MAR 23, 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 13, 20, pany / Corporation The statement was filed with of estate assets or of any petition or account as located at: 1765 SUTTER ST. SAN DIEGO, CA. 27 AND MAY 04, 2017 Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk provided in Probate Code section 1250. A Request sale on Havasupai Avenue for the price of $545,000! 92103 is registered by the following: SARAH FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE of San Diego County on: APR 03, 2017 ISSUE for Special Notice form is available from the court WAYTE This business is conducted by: AN INDI- NO. 2017-009200 Fictitious Business Name(s) DATES: APRIL 13, 20, 27 AND MAY 04, 2017 clerk. 10. Attorney for Petitioner: DANIEL R. SHEL- Call us at 858-454-9672 for details. VIDUAL the first day of business was: NOT APPLI- KINETIC PERFORMANCE located at: 4141 JUT- TON 5905 Missy Lane Fort Worth, TX. 76131 CABLE Registrant Name: SARAH WAYTE Title of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE LAND DRIVE SUITE 140 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92117 817-915-0258 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 20, 27 AND Officer, if Limited Liability Company / Corporation NO. 2017-009933 Fictitious Business Name(s) is registered by the following: SAMUEL ROE This MAY 04, 2017 The statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronen- LENUS MARS located at: 921 CHALCEDONY ST. business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the first LIST where the action is at Klatt Realty where burg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 is registered by the fol- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE day of business was: 04/01/2017 Registrant County on: MAR 20, 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL lowing: ROBERT SHAW AND DOUG DARROCH NO. 2017-009681 Fictitious Business Name(s) Name: SAMUEL ROE Title of Officer, if Limited Lia- Teamwork makes the Dream work. 06, 13, 20 AND 27, 2017 This business is conducted by: A GENERAL PART- VIRIDITAS PARTNERS located at: 17311 CAMINI- bility Company / Corporation The statement was NERSHIP the first day of business was: NOT TO CANASTO, SAN DIEGO, CA 92127 is regis- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / APPLICABLE Registrant Name: ROBERT SHAW tered by the following: JOSEPH EARLE This busi- NO. 2017-005970 Fictitious Business Name(s) County Clerk of San Diego County on: APR 05, Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Company / Cor- ness is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the first ENVIOUS DESIGN located at: 9655 GRANITE 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 13, 20, 27 AND MAY Klatt Realty has been serving La Jolla and poration The statement was filed with Ernest J. day of business was: 04/01/17 Registrant Name: RIDGE DR. SUITE 200 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92123 is 04, 2017 Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San JOSEPH EARLE Title of Officer, if Limited Liability registered by the following: DAE’ JIYANNA MC surrounding areas since September 1972 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL DIVI- Diego County on: APR 12, 2017 ISSUE DATES: Company / Corporation The statement was filed CLENDON This business is conducted by: AN SION, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 330 W. BROAD- APRIL 13, 20, 27 & MAY 04, 2017 with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / Coun- INDIVIDUAL the first day of business was: WAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 CASE NO: 37- ty Clerk of San Diego County on: APR 13, 2017 12/12/2016 Registrant Name: DAE’ JIYANNA MC FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE JOSEPH DEAN KLATT PhD & ENYA 2017-00012375-CU-PT-CTL PETITIONER OR ISSUE DATES: APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 & 11 2017 CLENDON Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Com- NO. 2017-009228 Fictitious Business Name(s) ATTORNEY, Livia Gail Norman 3581 Mt. Abbey LIST WHERE THE REAL ESTATE ACTION IS pany / Corporation The statement was filed with THE JIM WILLCOXSON FAMILY FUND located at: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE Ave. San Diego, Ca. 92117 858-278-8333. HAS Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk 4627 OCEAN BLVD. #403 SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 NO. 2017-008258 Fictitious Business Name(s) KLATT REALTY INC. FILED A PETITION WITH THIS COURT FOR A of San Diego County on: MAR 03, 2017 ISSUE is registered by the following: JOHN WILLCOXSON CLEARWATER POOLS WEST located at: 3950 DECREE CHANGING PETITIONER'S NAME FROM: DATES: MAR 30 APRIL 06, 13 AND 20, 2017 This business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the LELAND ST. APT C20, SAN DIEGO, CA 92106 is Ca BRE Iic. #00617121 Enya LIVIA GAIL NORMAN TO LIVIA GAIL that all per- first day of business was: 04/05/17 Registrant registered by the following: MICHAEL J. DARRIN FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE sons interested in this matter shall appear before Name: JOHN WILLCOXSON Title of Officer, if Lim- This business is conducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the (858) 454-9672 NO. 2017-007634 Fictitious Business Name(s) IN this court at the hearing indicated below to show ited Liability Company / Corporation The statement first day of business was: 01/01/17 Registrant HOUSE DESIGNS LLC. located at: 4240 FELTON cause, if any, why the petition should not be grant- 1124 Wall St., La Jolla was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder Name: MICHAEL J. DARRIN Title of Officer, if Lim- ST. APT 24 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92104 is registered ed. Any person objecting to the name changes / County Clerk of San Diego County on: APR 05, ited Liability Company / Corporation The statement [email protected] | www.KlattRealty.com by the following: IN HOUSE DESIGNS LLC. This described above must file a written objection that 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 AND was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder business is conducted by: A LIMITED LIABILITY indicates the reasons for the objection at least two 11 2017 / County Clerk of San Diego County on: MARCH court days before the matter is scheduled to be COMPANY IN HOUSE DESIGNS LLC. 4240 FEL- 24, 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 heard and must appear at the hearing to show TON STREET APT 24 SAN DIEGO, CA. 92104 the FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE AND 11 2017 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA cause why the petition should not be granted. If no first day of business was: NOT APPLICABLE Reg- NO. 2017-009681 Fictitious Business Name(s) CIVIL DIVISION, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 330 W. written objection is timely filed, the court may istrant Name: CORNELIA YAO Title of Officer, if TLDRTECH located at: 1938 PARK VALLEY LANE, BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 CASE NO: grant the petition without a hearing. NOTICE OF Limited Liability Company / Corporation OWNER / SAN DIEGO, CA 92114 is registered by the fol- 37-2017-00013070-CU-PT-CTLPETITIONER OR HEARING TO BE HELD ON MAY 19, 2017 TIME: PRESIDENT The statement was filed with Ernest lowing: CHARLES BRAWNER This business is con- ATTORNEY, NICHOLAS ANDREW REDFORD-ROB- 8:30 AM DEPT 46 220 WEST BROADWAY SAN J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San ducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the first day of business LES HAS FILED A PETITION WITH THIS COURT DIEGO, CA. 92101 ISSUE DATES: APR 13, 20, 27 Diego County on: MAR 20, 2017 ISSUE DATES: was: 03/15/16 Registrant Name: CHARLES H. FOR A DECREE CHANGING PETITIONER'S NAME AND MAY 04, 2017 APRIL 06, 13, 20 AND 27, 2017 BRAWNER Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Com- FROM: NICHOLAS ANDREW REDFORD-ROBLES pany / Corporation The statement was filed with FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE aka NICHOLAS ANDREW ROBLES TO NICHOLAS Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk NO. 2017-008311 Fictitious Business Name(s) LA NO. 2017-008810 Fictitious Business Name(s) 7 ANDREW REDFORD that all persons interested in of San Diego County on: APR 10, 2017 ISSUE JOLLA PLUMBING located at: 4983 NEW HAVEN SECOND MAN located at: 3557 JEMEZ DR. SAN this matter shall appear before this court at the DATES: APRIL 20, 27, MAY 4 AND 11 2017 RD. SAN DIEGO, CA. 92117 is registered by the DIEGO, CA. 92117 is registered by the following: hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why following: MARK FREDIN This business is con- ROBERT HURST, STEVEN BRUNI This business is NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE the petition should not be granted. Any person ducted by: AN INDIVIDUAL the first day of business conducted by: A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP the first OF: JIM SHELTON CASE NUMBER: 37-2017- objecting to the name changes described above was: 04/27/2006 Registrant Name: MARK day of business was: NOT APPLICABLE Registrant 00011968-pr-pw-CTL 1. To all heirs, beneficia- must file a written objection that indicates the Come by our Showroom for FREDIN Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Company Name: ROBERT HURST Title of Officer, if Limited ries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons reasons for the objection at least two court days / Corporation The statement was filed with Ernest Liability Company / Corporation The statement who may be otherwise interested in the will or before the matter is scheduled to be heard and J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder estate, or both, of JIM SHELTON aka JIM D. SHEL- must appear at the hearing to show cause why the our Springtime specials! Diego County on: MAR 27, 2017 ISSUE DATES: / County Clerk of San Diego County on: MAR 30, TON, deceased 2. A Petition for Probate has been petition should not be granted. If no written objec- APRIL 13, 20, 27 AND MAY 05, 2017 2017 ISSUE DATES: APRIL 13, 20, 27 AND MAY filed by DANIEL R. SHELTON in the Superior Court tion is timely filed, the court may grant the petition 04, 2017 of California, County of SAN DIEGO 3.The Petition without a hearing. NOTICE OF HEARING TO BE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL DIVI- Block the Sun, Not the View with Solar Shades! for Probate requests that DANIEL SHELTON be HELD ON JUNE 02, 2017 TIME 9:30 AM DEPT 46 SION, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 330 W. BROAD- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE appointed as personal representative(s) to admin- 220 WEST BROADWAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 WAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 CASE NO: 37- NO. 2017-008909 Fictitious Business Name(s) ister the estate of the decedent. 4. The petition ISSUE DATES: APR 20, 27 MAY 04, & 11 2017 2017-00010727-CU-PT-CTL PETITIONER OR LEO & NEL HANDYMAN HOUSE KEEPING located (858) 272-7810 • 4250-D Morena Blvd requests the decedent’s will and codicils, if any, ATTORNEY, Uzma Maheen Siddiqui 1071 Akron at: 4675 FIRESTONE ST. SAN DIEGO, CA. 92117 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA CIVIL DIVI- be admitted to probate. The will and any codicils St. San Diego, Ca. 92106 619-717-0696. HAS is registered by the following: MANUEL JIMENEZ, SION, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 330 W. BROAD- are available for examination in the file kept by the FILED A PETITION WITH THIS COURT FOR A LEONILA VALENCIA CEBALLOS This business is WAY SAN DIEGO, CA. 92101 CASE NO: 37- Supplying SD with Quality Window Coverings Since 1981 court. 5.The petition requests authority to admin- 2017-00011000-CU-PT-CTL PETITIONER OR FRIDAY · APRIL 21, 2017 18 LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS Showcase of Homes

ALMAS >> Large sewage spill at Windansea beach leads to closure CONT. FROM PG. 10 On Thursday, April 20, authorities Sewage contamination signs have been pure, raw and artisinal-type of closed a stretch of Windansea Beach in posted and samples were being collected tequila, the type the conquistadors La Jolla due to a 1,000-gallon sewage to determine water quality impacts. and Aztecs made,” he said. spill. Beachgoers are advised to avoid water Dos Almas is presently available The closure was issued at 1 p.m. from contact in the area. locally in Pacific Beach at Crest Marine Street to Nautilus Street. If you see any further water contami- Liquor at 3787 Ingraham St., and The spill was near Vista de la Playa at nation issues, contact the city public in La Jolla at Dick's Liquor at 737 the Fern Glen Pump Station. health department at 858-694-3900. Pearl St. #101. Noting tequila has been the fastest-growing hard liquor in the marketplace the past five years, De Soto added, “Southern California is the largest tequila market in the world. It even exceeds all of Mexi- co.” A successful entrepreneur, De Soto said his tequila line taking off would just be topping off. Following the April 20, 1,000-gallon sewage spill at “If the company fails, I'll have Windansea Beach, area health officials encourage tequila to drink for the rest of my beachgoers to avoid contact with the water. life,” he quipped. “If it succeeds, PHOTO BY BLAKE BUNCH I'll have very expensive tequila to sell to collectors.”

6845 la jolla scenic dr. South $2,850,000 NEW PRICE! OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 4 BR OPT 1, 4.5 BATH 5,127 SQ FT 1335 Diamond Street Stunning beautiful traditional estate with sweeping Blocks to the beach views of Mission Bay and downtown. This grand 1,787sq ft home with 3BR/2BA home is appointed with spacious formal dining room with built­ins for extra storage. Large living Family Room room newly refurbished with designer drapes, 6,300 sq foot lot. Turn-key! paint and carpeting. Kitchen with central island, $1,175,000 to $1,259,876 granite counters, Viking gas range, stainless steel appliances, new Miele dishwasher. 12 foot ceilings See more pics at www.1335Diamond.com Fran F. Mingura with crown moldings, newly remodeled FR & LR JOHN TOLERICO automatic drapes new carpet C: 619­990­7283 Broker~Associate; CalBRE#01204419 858.876.4672 Coldwell Banker Res. Brokerage www.SELL858.com [email protected] calbre# 01053980

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$6,900,000 6 br 6.5 baths 8000 sq ft 6121 Vista De La Mesa • La Jolla Offered between $5M & $5.995M Custom built in 2013 with 5BR/5.5BA plus his and hers offices. Just under 5,500sf. Ideally positioned This extraordinary whitewater view home in the gated community of on a huge very private 12,500 sf lot.The open and spacious Kitchen/Family Room area is anchored by Montoro which includes community pool and tennis courts, and is only a spectacular eating & entertaining island. All flowing seamlessly from the inside to the outdoor Dining one block to the sandy beach. The property includes approximately and BBQ area via custom glass door panels. The luxurious & romantic Master Suite features an elegant 1,200sf luxurious master suite with walk-out balcony on the main floor. yet tranquil spa-like Master Bath area with direct access to the pool & spa. Intoxicating Onyx stone waterfall countertops, sleek chrome Waterworks bathroom fixtures, beautiful waxed oak plank hardwood The downstairs includes 5 bd- 4ba, media room, pool table and play room and Blue Lagos Limestone floors. The large grassy front yard is accentuated by an elevated seating area with bar. Also has room for private pool. & fire pit perfect for entertaining. Prepare to be enchanted, captivated and fall in love! Do You Have a Real Estate Need? YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS! David Schroedl 858•353•5300 THE CORRENTE TEAM WITH OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

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PACIFIC BEACH/ MISSION BEACH Sat & Sun 1-4pm ...... 1430 Chalcedony ...... 3BR/2BA ...... $1,105,000 ...... Helen Spear • 619-813-8503 Sat & Sun 1-4pm ...... 4939 Foothill Blvd ...... 3BR/2.5BA ...... $1,499,000 - 1,550,000 ...... Trevor Pike • 619-823-7503 Sun 1-4pm ...... 1335 Diamond St...... 3BR/2BA ...... $1,175,000 - $1,259,876 ...... John Tolerico • 858-876-4672 Fri 12-3pm ...... 4015 Crown Point #310 ...... 2BR/2BA ...... $649,995 - $709-995 ...... Pete Middleton • 858-922-3377

POINT LOMA/ OCEAN BEACH Sat & Sun 1-4pm ...... 934 Agate St...... 3BR/3BA ...... $985,000 - $1,045,000 ...... Bob Evans • 858-212-1038 Sat 12-4pm ...... 3902 La Cresta Drive ...... 3BR/2BA ...... $1,099,000 ...... Deborah Ehlers • 619-417-7500 Open Daily 10-4pm ...... 741 Sunset Cliffs Blvd ...... 10,925 LSF View Lot ...... Helen Spear • 619-813-8503

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