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The former Mission Beach Elementary School campus property — a more than twoacre bayside property in the heart of Mission Beach — was taken off the sales chopping block at the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) board’s Oct. 9 meeting, much to the satisfaction of the Mission Bay Cluster and SDUSD beach-area representative Scott Barnett. “We are grateful to the Board of Education for recognizing

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[the property’s] value for future generations,” said Jennifer Tandy, chairwoman of the Mission Bay Cluster. “We completely understand the continuing financial difficulties within the district, but we also understand the finality of the sale of that property. When SDUSD officials purchased or allocated this land to public education many years ago, it was with the intent to educate our public or generate ongoing revenue to support SEE PROPERTY, Page 6

Lifeguard Marc Brown (with rescue paddleboard) was honored with the U.S. Lifeguard Association’s highest honor — the Medal of Valor — on Oct. 23 Photo by Don Balch I Beach & Bay Press for saving the life of an illegal immigrant trapped in a flooded drainpipe in the Tijuana River Valley in November.

MB lifeguard earns Medal of Valor for heroic rescue Heavy water from Tijuana’s hillsides flows into drainpipes like this one (right), dubbed the “gorilla cage,” where San Diego lifeguard Marc Brown made a swift, calm rescue of a man trapped 20 feet below. Just minutes after Brown’s rescue, the “gorilla cage” (bottom) overflowed with rapidly flowing water and debris. Courtesy photos

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heroic rescue by 20-year San Diego lifeguard veteran Marc Brown at an unforgiving site known as the “gorilla cage” in the Tijuana River Valley did not go unnoticed by the U.S. Lifeguard Association (USLA) or the city of San Diego, both of which have honored Brown for his courageous act. The San Diego City Council proclaimed Oct. 23 to be “Lifeguard Marc Brown Day,” and councilmembers Sherri Lightner and David Alvarez presented Brown with the USLA’s highest honor — the Medal of Valor — to recognize his extraordinary act of bravery on a rainy night in November 2011. The rescue began when Brown and his sergeant, Troy Keach, were called to duty from their Mission Bay headquarters to the Tijuana River Valley. According to the emergency dispatcher, a suspected illegal immi-

grant was trapped inside a drainpipe near a water-treatment facility at the U.S.-Mexico border. Under the perilous circumstances, Brown’s qualifications as a river-rescue team member warranted him the role as the lead rescuer at the scene. “The pipe drains from the top and it comes down this giant cement culvert at the bottom,” Brown explained. “There is a cage to protect all the debris, so you’ve got tires, wood, plastic contaminants — anything you can possibly think of coming from the hillsides in Tijuana is coming down that pipe.” During heavy rains, Border Patrol agents open floodgates to a number of drainpipes, allowing water to dump into catch basins in the Tijuana River Valley to prevent flooding in Tijuana. On days with heavy downpours, immigrants attempting SEE VALOR, Page 6

National-security summit to close Paradise Point to public Oct. 29-Nov. 2 STAFF AND CONTRIBUTION The HALO Counter-Terrorism Summit, a national-security training event, will temporarily shut down the Paradise Point Resort at Mission Bay, beginning Oct. 29. The summit will bring together national security experts to educate and train those who work to keep America safe, both at home and abroad. Participating members include members of the military, law enforcement,

emergency-response agencies and the intelligence community, according to organizers. The summit is a private event that will run through Nov. 2. As a result, Paradise Point will be closed to the general public through mid-afternoon on Nov. 2. The two public parking lots east and west of the property will also be closed to the public during the event. Summit delegates will observe live-action

demonstrations conducted jointly with Strategic Operations, a military training company that has provided pre-deployment training to more than 600,000 military personnel in the last decade. Strategic Operations is affiliated with Stu Segall Productions, one of the largest independent TV/movie studios in the country. SEE HALO, Page 10

This San Diego Unified School District property at 825 Santa Barbara Place in Mission Beach was initially slated to be sold by the Board of Education, but the site was removed from the list. A bid of $16.5 million for the property was made to the district by San Francisco-based Carmel Photo by Don Balch I Beach & Bay Press Partners, LLC.

Centenarian in PB still going strong on eve of 100th b-day BY MARSHA KAY SEFF BEACH & BAY PRESS

When centenarian Harry Bogue looks back on his beloved Pacific Beach, he might be thinking, “I built that.” His lumber, in fact, did go into many of the local buildings. A Pacific Beach resident since the weather brought him to the beach in 1938, he worked for and managed Pacific Beach Lumber (which became Western Lumber) for 40 years before retiring in 1978. The father of two, grandfather of four and great-grandfather of six celebrates his 100th birthday on Friday, Oct. 26. He recalls building his own home on Diamond Street in 1938 and raising his family there. The cost for the land was $1,500 and

HARRY BOGUE $4,500 for the house, according to his granddaughter Lindy Martinet, who still lives in Pacific Beach with her children, who are fourth-generation PB residents. When her grandpa’s house was new, the backyard looked SEE CENTENARIAN, Page 6

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Club on Oct. 29. This free show will feature Williams performing on both guitar and ukulele, with an eclectic set list that ranges from Woody Guthrie to The Beatles. It’s hard these days to get worked up over yet another “girl with a guitar,” but Williams has a wonderful voice and winning stage presence that They haven’t released an album in transcends the stereotypes now inherthree years and have never scored a hit, ent in the genre. If you’re jaded by the but there are few bands that can draw overabundance of acoustic performers a crowd response or are as much fun to these days, give Williams a listen. watch as Green Jelly. A rock band with • Molly Williams performs at 9 p.m. on comedy overtones, the band’s lineup Monday, Oct. 29 at the 710 Beach Club, has been fluid throughout its 31-year 710 Garnet Ave. 21 and up. No cover. existence, but in truth, that hardly mat- www.710bc.com ters as it’s the bands costumes and speAnyone looking for Halloween action cial effects that continue to draw the attention. It can get messy up front, but that’s a bit more upscale than the typiif you like a circus-like atmosphere and cal bar bash will want to check out theatrical over-the-top rock ’n’ roll, it Café-Bar Europa on Oct. 31. Music will be provided by the Hot Blood Orkestar, doesn’t get better than this. • Green Jelly performs at 8 p.m. on Satur- a Balkan fusion group that has been day, Oct. 27 at Brick by Brick, 1130 known to get crowds up on their feet, Buenos Ave. 21 and up. $12. www.- dancing by the middle of the first song. brickbybrick.com But that’s just part of the attraction on this night. In addition to $1 shots and Ohio-based singer-songwriter Molly $2 beers, there will be $1,000 in prizes Williams performs at the 710 Beach for the best costumes. Halloween falls

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QUICKHITS Investigators hunt for home-invasion robber Police officials are searching for the suspect in an apparent home-invasion robbery in Mission Beach on Oct. 20. According to the resident of the home in the 800 block of Lido Court, the suspect entered the residence through an unlocked door shortly after 8:30 p.m. and put something to the head of the resident that the victim believed was a gun. The suspect demanded the resident’s wallet and cell phone before fleeing. The victim told police he chased after the suspect but lost sight of him. The suspect is described as a white male in his 20s, with a thin build and wearing a dark hoodie and shorts.

Son of SDPD captain pleads not guilty The son of a San Diego police captain pleaded not guilty Oct. 10 to seven misdemeanor counts involving sexual battery, assault and vandalism in connection with a drunken incident in Pacific Beach. Alex Guaderrama, 23, is accused of groping two women outside a taco shop around 1 a.m. on Aug. 21 in the 1100 block of Garnet Avenue. He’s accused of hitting a third woman and smashing a car window, which injured his hand. Officers took Guaderrama to a hospital for treatment of the hand wound and released him. The department has taken heat for not arresting Guaderra-

ma after his hospital release. Some critics allege preferential treatment because his father is SDPD Capt. Manny Guaderrama. A police spokesperson, however, said the treatment was not unusual considering Guaderrama needed hospital care and his mother was called as a result of that. There are no felony charges pending. A San Diego Superior Court judge ordered Guaderrama to wear a device on his ankle that monitors alcohol use. Guaderrama was ordered to abstain from alcohol and released on his own recognizance. The City Attorney’s Office filed the misdemeanor charges against him. If convicted, the younger Guaderrama could face a term of one year in jail. A hearing has been set for Jan. 8. — Neal Putnam

silver medal in the event. But he is also a prime example of the need for blindness treatments and a cure. Retina detachments in both eyes have left Gillette with the challenge of living life without sight. “I am honored to be a part of such an amazing event that gives hope to people

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who are slowly losing their vision that a cure is in sight,” said Gillette. “If I can be an inspiration to anyone with low to no vision, then I am doing my job.” Hundreds of walkers are expected at the free event, which also includes children’s activities, a bounce house, refreshments and entertainment. Dogs

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and strollers are welcome on the 3.1-mile course. Registration begins at 9 a.m. at 3000 N. Mission Bay Drive, with the walk at 10. To participate or support the VisionWalk, visit www.FightBlindness.org/SanDiegoVisionWalk.

VisionWalk blindness fundraiser set at De Anza The Foundation Fighting Blindness will host its fifth annual San Diego VisionWalk on Sunday, Nov. 11 to help fund cutting-edge research for the more than 10 million Americans affected with blinding retinal degenerative diseases. The family-friendly walk-a-thon is set to take place Sunday, Nov. 11 at Mission Bay Park, and organizers hope to raise $95,000 for research that will lead to preventions, treatments and cures. Lex Gillette, an American track-andfield athlete who competed in the Paralympian long jump event at the 2012 London Olympics, is expected to cut the ribbon to start the event. He returned from London with his third consecutive

On Sunday, October 14th, Zanzibar Pacific Beach closed our doors after 21 years due to circumstances beyond our control. We would like to thank all of our loyal friends, neighbors and customers who have supported us for so many years.

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to illegally enter into the U.S. from Mexico use the drainpipes as passageways into the Tijuana River Valley. At this particular catch basin, a steel cage capped the drainpipe opening, shielding rescuers from the man trapped 20 feet below. “There’s a two-foot opening that this person squeezed into and went down. He landed on a ledge that was no wider than a step with rebar coming out of the footing,” said Brown. “As I got down to him, he was standing there hanging onto this piece of nylon rope that the Border Patrol had thrown down to him.” With hundreds of gallons of water quickly rushing into the pipe, the man was quite literally teetering on the precipice of life and death. A fall down the drainpipe would have almost certainly led to death. “It was just a giant, black hole. The pipe extends another quarter of a mile underneath the ground,” he said. “Inside the pipe, there is just a bunch of debris. You’ve got rocks, boulders — whatever you can think of is in there. Everything in there is going to be a hazard, or it’s going to be something you’re going to get snagged upon and basically drown.” The darkness in the pipe and the strength of the water hammering down impaired Brown’s senses throughout the rescue. “I couldn’t see. I’m having to lower down and have water completely dousing on top of me, so my sense of whereabouts are skewed,” Brown said. “As I’m getting lowered, I don’t want to knock him off the ledge. It’s a small, two-footby-eight-inch step that he’s stepping on and he’s being pounded by water.” To make matters worse, the pipe was bound to fill up at any second, creating an inherent sense of urgency. After several long minutes, Brown was able to strap a chest harness on the man and make the arduous journey upward together. “Coming back up, you’re just meeting so much resistance. It was even more of a challenge because you fight your [harness] system, and you have hundreds and hundreds of gallons of water that’s just knocking on top of you that you’re fighting as they’re pulling you up,” he said. “All the forces are going against you, and you’re just hoping,

education.” The school board voted to sell the prime parcel of real estate in June, along with four other SDUSD-owned properties, in an attempt to help plug a $26.7 million hole in the district’s impending $120 million deficit in the coming school year. “The Mission Bay Elementary School property is one of the most remarkable properties in the world with its proximity to the beach and the bay,” said Barnett. “While using proceeds from sales of property for one-time maintenance and other one-time needs — as opposed to using funds for ongoing expenditures — is appropriate, I ideally feel that we need to do everything we can to maintain ownership.” Both the local school cluster and Barnett have pushed for adaptive reuse of the now-vacant site with an aim of generating a steady stream of long-term revenue for the school district. “While we must keep an eye on the fact that we will be consistently in need of revenues for our schools, we also want to be good neighbors and fit in with the community,” said Barnett. “By retaining ownership, we can limit what the developer would propose on a site, as well as receive long-term ongoing revenue streams.” The top bid for the Mission Beach property, which was initially expected to rake in a minimum of $11 million, was bid at $16.5 million by the San Francisco-based Carmel Partners, LLC. Two properties which the board did vote to sell — a nine-acre parcel at Barnard Elementary School’s campus in Point Loma and nearly seven acres of

From left, Kerry, Bridget, Marc and Nathan Courtesy photo Brown.

‘Please, something don’t break.’” Just minutes after Brown’s successful rescue, the pipe overflowed with water. Had Brown delayed on any number of factors, the rescuers may have been pulling up two lifeless bodies instead. Thanks to Brown’s unwavering confidence, level-headedness and quality training, both men were retrieved from the pipe unscathed and Brown was appropriately honored for his selfless act of courage and skill. Despite the peril, Brown said he had no reservations about going down to execute the swift-water rescue. “It just comes with the job. That’s why I’m on the river-rescue team. That’s one of the things that — being a lifeguard — you love to do is to help people and save people,” he said. “That’s what you’re in it for. You’re not in it for the accolades or the awards or anything like that. You do it based on your nature.” With wife Kerry and two young children — Bridget, 3, and Nathan, 1 — at home, Brown is cognizant of the fact that his family needs him to be a father and husband, not necessarily a hero or a cowboy. “You have precious cargo that wants to see you on a daily basis at home, so just keep that as a mental note in the back of your mind. Do your job and do your job well, but don’t be reckless,” he said. “If you can do what you can do based on your training ability and your experience and the equipment that you have, then that’s what’s going to make a successful rescue. You’re not going to run into a burning building without any rescue experience and without any gear. That’s just suicide.” Despite his mantra of “Don’t be a hero,” Brown set himself apart as one of San Diego’s lifesaving forces, a man who voluntarily risked his life to save another and creating for himself a heroic role in the eyes of the community.

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north onto vacant land with no trees in sight, said Lindy, pointing to an old photo. The elder Bogues were married for six decades. Their son and his family live in that home now, across from the Pacific Beach Recreation Center, built with lumber sold by Bogue. Bogue was born in Imperial Valley and later moved to Lakeside in a covered wagon. Still spry, smiling and already looking forward to his birthday, Bogue said he is frustrated that he can’t recall details of his 10 decades.

A view of the old Mission Beach Elementary school property from Mission Boulevard. At least Photo by Don Balch I Beach & Bay Press for now, the property is off the sales chopping block.

vacant land at Bay Terrace in Clairemont — is expect $3.1 million, respectively, in property sales. With the Mission Beach property off the market, SDUSD will have to make more tough decisions to help fill the massive 2012-13 school year budget shortfall. The funds must be available by June 30, 2013 in order to count toward next year’s budget. “The current year 2012-13 budgeted shortfall from real estate sales is approximately $4 to $5 million after the sale of the two other properties,” said Barnett. “There is a smaller property in East Elliott, which my guess will have four [board] votes to sell in November or December. That would fill the current hole.” As for the Mission Beach site, a number of options are available to the community by retaining ownership, said Barnett. “The ideal goal is to work with private developers to enter into a joint-occupan-

cy agreement to develop properties with appropriate private uses, including public uses, such as a park, parking or community meeting rooms,” Barnett said. Other ideas for the site range from public-private partnerships for highdensity apartments, a luxury boutique hotel or high-end condos or town houses — all with varying degrees of impact to the community and rates of return, said Barnett. The decision must be a communityminded one, he said. “My No. 2 priority as a school board member — after pushing for the highest quality education for our kids — is to deal with the financial nightmare we are facing for the foreseeable future and try to develop long term, local, consistent revenues which cannot be taken away by the state,” he said. “I am convinced we can do so while being a good neighbor and adding public benefits and uses to a joint development with the private sector,” Barnett added.

“I used to remember so well for a long time, oh my goodness,” he said, trying to force some memories to the forefront. But photo albums — with pictures starting in sepia and moving to black and white and, later, color — help jog his memory. His family fills in the rest of events that he hates he’s forgotten. According to Martinet, her grandpa became a charter member of the Pacific Beach Lions Club in 1940 and had perfect attendance at meetings for more than 60 years. He still proudly wears his yellow Lions baseball cap. Bogue was also on the board of directors of the Pacific Beach Town Council and was a member of the Chamber of

Commerce. “He was on the council of the PB Recreation Center and contributed to PB any way he could,” Martinet said. Bogue remembers dancing at the Crystal Pier. “Wherever there was any dance hall, I was dancing,” said Bogue. “I’d rather dance than eat.” And he loved the beach. He rode his bicycle to the boardwalk until he was 85. Now in a retirement home in Clairemont, Bogue is coy when asked if he’s popular with the female residents. “I’m not saying much about it,” he said. “[But] Oh yeah, I enjoy life very much.”

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Giants section, an Eagles section, a Cowboys section, Redskins section — a lot of different fans, so it’s a big, diverse crowd.” Game-day specials on 100-ounce towers of beer and 80-ounce towers of mimosas to share don’t hurt in terms of drawing a thirsty crowd, either. “We open at 9 a.m. on Saturdays and

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Sockers open season with Nov. 3 match at sports arena BY JOHNNY MCDONALD | BEACH & BAY PRESS The San Diego Sockers, perennial kings of arena soccer, open their defense of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL) title at the Valley View Casino Center (formerly the San Diego Sports Arena) on Nov. 3 against the expansion Sacramento Surge team. On top of that, the Sockers will be putting a 37-game win streak on the line. They’re three away from the alltime record, which makes this game an interesting matchup. Accommodatingly, three of the first four in a 16-game season will be on the home floor. Other home games will be

played against Phoenix, Mexico, Tacoma, Anaheim, Turlock, Dallas and Arizona. After three unbeaten seasons at the Del Mar Arena, the team returns to a home where it captured sports fans’ favor. Winning 10 championships seemed to be routine every time they reached the arena floor. San Diego has not lost a home game since entering the PASL, going a perfect 35-0 at the Del Mar Arena all-time. The PASL playoffs and championship game will be held at the Center on March 1011. “The PASL has expanded dramatical-

ly and this should be the most challenging year yet for the Sockers,” said Sockers general manager John Kentera in reaction to the schedule’s release. “With returning rivals Anaheim, Tacoma and Phoenix and tough new franchises like Dallas coming into the league, we expect to have our hands full this season. This will be the greatest year yet to come and bring out the family for indoor excitement at the VVCC.” The expanded 19-team PASL includes a newly formed Pacific Division, which will include the Sockers, Anaheim Bolts, Tacoma Stars, Turlock Express and the Surge. A Southwest

Bucs overpower Vikings in 42-7 homecoming rout BY KEITH ANTIGIOVANNI | BEACH & BAY PRESS The Mission Bay Buccaneers improved their record to 5-3 overall and 2-1 in the Western League after a convincing 42-7 victory over the archrival La Jolla Vikings on Oct. 19. The Buccaneers’ win took place during homecoming, as well as the sixth annual Mission Bay Alumni Association (MBAA) weekend. “This year, homecoming was the most memorable in my four years here and we had a huge crowd,” said MBHS principal Fred Hilgers. “Pam Dietz of the MBAA and her team have done a great job. They were set up in the north end zone selling tacos for $2, which goes to the MBAA for next year’s homecoming.” Hilgers added that he gave a tour to 30 Buccaneer alumni from Mission Bay class of 1962 and that he hopes to put together a planning committee for the 60th anniversary of the opening of Mission Bay next year. “We hope to include the alumni group as well as get the community involved,” Hilgers said. Mission Bay dominated in the first half and built a 28-7 first-half lead before pulling away in the fourth period with two more touchdowns. On the flipside, the defense held La Jolla quarterback senior David McColl to only two completions on nine attempts for 46 yards.

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These demonstrations will include ground-level pyrotechnic effects and simulated munitions fire to replicate real-world scenarios where responders and operators can observe training techniques safely in a controlled environment. All events are acoustically designed to be fully contained within Paradise Point, organizers said. Should any sound leave the property, it will be within the noise levels allowed under the city’s municipal code. Organizers also stressed the training poses no danger or hazard to the public. Demonstrations are scheduled for Oct. 30, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at about 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. and will last less than an hour in duration. The Oct. 30 scenario features a downed-pilot rescue, and will include a team of former Navy SEALs parachuting onto Paradise Point (weather permitting). Persons in the vicinity of Paradise Point and surrounding areas may witness the skydiving activity at around

Mission Bay High School students greet the football homecoming crowd in their 30-foot pirate ship float. While the cheerleaders danced and the band played, the Buccaneers tossed candy and shot T-shirts into the crowd at halftime. The MBHS Bucs handily beat the Courtesy photo La Jolla Vikings 42-7 in a game dominated by the powerful offense of MBHS.

The Bucs defense also stopped McColl on the ground by holding him to minus 25 yards on six carries, forced three fumbles and four punts. The Buccaneers currently trail the co-leaders in the Western League — Madison and Point Loma (both 2-0) — by a half-game while La Jolla High

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4:30 p.m. “San Diego has a proud history of leadership in providing some of the finest military and law enforcement training in the world,” said Brad Barker, president of the HALO Corporation, which is organizing the summit. “With the summit, we hope to play our part in providing vital resources that mitigate the risk and impact of terrorist and criminal threats, natural disasters and manmade events. Servicemembers, law enforcement officers and emergency responders at all levels will have the opportunity to collaborate with their counterparts and receive valuable training that will keep our communities and citizens safer, whether locally, nationally or abroad.” The HALO Counter-Terrorism Summit draws the best and brightest minds from national security, including keynote speakers like former CIA and NSA director Gen. Michael Hayden; Mexico’s Secretary of the Interior Alejandro Poiré Romero; and Deputy Chief Michael Downing, the commanding officer of the LAPD’s Counterterrorism and Special Operations Bureau.

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The keynote speaker for the summit will be Cindy Hensley McCain, a humanitarian, businesswoman and wife of U.S. Sen. John McCain. McCain will call for greater awareness of one of the largest criminal industries in the world — human trafficking — and share her personal insight and experiences with the issue and speak about measures designed to help eradicate human trafficking worldwide. For more information, visit www.thehalosummit.com.

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Mission Bay girls’ varsity volleyball team hosted its annual Bucs Bash Tournament on Oct. 13, with teams from all over San Diego and Imperial County. Two pools of four teams competed, with the championship game coming down to El Camino and Mission Bay highs. El Camino claimed the championship in the Courtesy photo end, with Mission Bay claiming second.

gmail.com for more information. • Kate Sessions will host a Family Science Night with the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center on Nov. 6 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Families will participate in an entertaining and educational workshop with hands-on activities designed to inspire the scientist in us all. Family Science Night is made possible by the Operation Student Achievement program, funded by the Department of Defense.

PACIFIC BEACH ELEMENTARY • PBE introduced the Peace Patrol, a peer-based program that reinforces a safe and positive recess experience for students. Learn more at www.sandi.net/Page/43241 KATE SESSIONS • Wednesday, Nov. 7 — Student • Friday, Oct. 26, 2 to 5 p.m. — Council elections for the upper Kate Sessions’ annual Halloween Carnival. All are welcome to have grades. • Wednesday, Nov. 7, 6 p.m. — a spooktacular time, including carFriends of Pacific Beach Elemnival games, a haunted school house, bake sale, train rides and other activ- entary (FOPBE) meeting. All are welities. Wristbands allowing access to come and childcare will be provided. all events are available for $12 preCROWN POINT JMA sale/$15 at the event. • Friday, Oct. 26, 5 to 8 p.m. — • Have extra stuffed animals you’d like to donate? Bring them by the Trunk or Treat Halloween event. An Kate Sessions office for the popular evening of fun, games and trick-or“Lil’ Boo’s Adopt-a-Pet Booth.” Also treating. Open to the community. • Friday, Nov. 2, 8 a.m. — Coffee needed are MatchBox/Hotwheelswith the principal. Get updates on type cars for the school racing booth. Contact katesessionselementary@- upcoming school events.

• Tuesday, Nov. 6, 6 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. — Election polls in the auditorium. FOPBSS • Friday, Oct. 26, 8 p.m. — Join the Friends of Pacific Beach Secondary Schools (FOPBSS) for a rock ’n’ roll fundraiser at The Tiki House, 1152 Garnet Ave. Live music by PB’s own SLK band! All proceeds go directly to Pacific Beach Middle School and Mission Bay High School. 21 and over. • Keep the drive alive! Make a contribution to your child’s school and his/her education. With the recent government cutbacks, parent support is more important than ever. If every family donated $5, we could raise a lot of money. This money can be used for needed educational supplies for the classrooms. All donations are tax deductible. Contribution envelopes were included in your child’s packet that went home. Mail back to the school at your earliest convenience and/or make a contribution at www.fopbss.org (look under the “Make a Difference” link). • Thank you to Don Brown and the players in the “Links for Learning Golf Tournament.” The event raised $6,730 for the four elementary schools in Pacific Beach. Each school will receive $1,682.50.

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Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) community celebration. The event is designed to be a day of love, remembrance, celebration, honor, culture and fun all rolled up into one. There will be traditional Dia de los Muertos foods, a presentation on the rich history of the holiday, face painting, and arts and crafts for children. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church, located at 1050 Thomas Ave. For more information, visit www.standrewspb.org. • The Pacific Beach-based flamenco group Flamenco Arana will perform its annual show called “Ritmo y Corazon” (Rhythm & Heart) in a 2 p.m. matinee and 7:30 p.m. performance. Tickets are $22 advance or $25 at the door for adults; children under 13 are $15 advance or $20 at the door. For tickets, visit www.brownpapertickets.com. For more information, visit www.flamencoarana.com.

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Point Loma - 3659 Hyacinth Drive Su O nd pe ay n 11 Ho am us -3 e pm

City Views. 3 bedroom 3 bathroom designer quality custom home. Like new with addition and complete renovation. All new plumbing, electrical, gas and sewer line. Custom Kitchen with quartz counters, built in desk and stainless appliances. Features a wine cellar and laundry room. Attached garage. Hardwood in living room and hallways.

MLS# 120051522

Myers Real Estate Group, Inc.

Gretchen Valdez 951.543.7239

Newer built 3BR end unit condo in desirable North Paciﬁc Beach with some blue water & city views. Just blocks to Tourmaline Surf Park, this place had been upgraded with travertine ﬂooring, granite counters, plantation shutters, air-conditioning, tankless water heater, and a water softener system. Over 1,700 square feet with 2 decks! $689,000

$975,000

Gvaldez1212@gmail.com

2554 Hartford St in Bay Park - $525,000

5535 TAFT AVE.

Highly sought after quiet La Jolla location only a few blocks away from the ocean. Walk to famous beaches, restaurants, shops & schools! Newly built just 4 to 5 years ago with amazing panoramic ocean views. Unique 3rd story with large deck for entertaining or to relax on while soaking in the Paciﬁc sunsets. Spectacular architecture & interior design complete w/ dumbwaiter & home theater systems in each bedroom. Solar panels for energy eﬃciency. Tropical backyard w/ large patio & fenced yard.

Oﬀered at $3,275,000

DRE# 01371100

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Move-in ready, 3br, 2.5ba, wood floors, fireplace attached garage. Great second home or investment!

Location, location…Not a drive by – gorgeous inside! 2 Bed + Office/Den, 2 full baths, 1,309 sq. ft., fireplace, beautifully landscaped corner lot, 2 car garage + room for RV/toys. Contact Susan for a private showing.

Please call me to Help to you make the Right Move. Assisting buyers and sellers for over 30-years. Contact me or go to my website beachpropertybrokers.com for a free market analysis or list of properties for sale.

Rosamaria Acuña | DRE# 00980917 Acuña.Rosamaria@gmail.com | 619-890-2828

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FALL into fabulous Pacific Beach • Live on the cusp of the Braemar District, 2 blks to Bay, 4 to Oceanfront. • Brand new 2150 sf single family home

1265 Oliver Ave

$899k

• Bay view skydeck with fireplace • Security System & Close Circuit TV • Front & Back yards

David R. Hill-ReMax Coastal Properties 619-889-4455 DRE # 00631219

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7520 Draper Ave. #1 La Jolla, CA

619.822.0093

Enjoy the good life from this upgraded coastal townhome just blocks to the Beach & Bay!

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La Jolla Village Condo • 3 Bedrooms • 3.5 Baths • Dining Area • Solar Electricity • Viking appliances • Granite Counters • 3 Car Garage • Large Deck off Master

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Live by the Beach and Bay~Discover Crown Point!

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• Charming duplex in Pacific Beach, elevated high above the street. • Live in 1 - 2BR,1 Ba unit with separate laundry. • Rent 2nd 2 BR,1 Ba to help pay mortgage!! • Walk to shops, restaurants, 5 blks to the Bay at Crown Point Shores • Easy bike ride to oceanfront

$429K-$459k

Kathy Evans 858.488.SELL(7355) Coastal Properties

DRE #00872108

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2 FANG tastic single family homes each within 2 blocks to the bayfront. 1,975 sqft and 2,150 sqft. Both offer penthouse rooms that open out to private sky decks with fireplaces and enjoy bay views! Yard, Security System, Closed Circuit TV.

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Brian Lewis A Great New HAUNT! One of a kind 3BR/3BA 1,817 sqft Twinhome in the heart of Pacific Beach! Looks like a mini-castle with dazzling brick, stone, stucco exterior. Lots of attention to detail including walnut travertine floors in a Versailles pattern, solid core interior doors with arched design, decorative baseboards, wood shutters, 2-sided fireplace, skylights, and more. Lush landscaping and stamped concrete patio with outdoor spa. 225 sqft. roofdeck with views of the fireworks.

www.803Toulon.com Luxurious Masterpiece in Mission Beach Incredible opportunity to own this luxurious masterpiece in the heart of Mission Beach! This one of a kind, detached property includes kitchen facilities on each of the three floors, Costa Verde Granite throughout, Thermadore and Fischer appliances, large flat screens, and surround sound systems on all three levels (including outdoor patios). The property is being sold fully furnished and would make a magnificent second home or high-end vacation rental. Major Reduction.

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BOOtifully renovated 1,500 sqft home located on the Crown Point peninsula. Enchanting outdoor living spaces including a 23X17 outdoor "living room" which sits under a large custom built gazebo with fireplace, slate floor, & built in bar with cabinetry. Rock waterfall graces the front yard/entrance.

4444 Mission Blvd San Diego, CA 92109 Phone: (619) 300-5032 DRE LIC #: 01440201 www.thinkbrian.com

92109’s Top Producer

(858) 488-SELL(7355) ISellBeach.com DRE# 00872108

Views of Bay, Downtown, Ocean

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Beau Trickey Mobile: 858.334.3019 Office: 858.272.9696 DRE #01473230

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1600 sq ft, 3/2 well 1127 Beryl Offer received in less than a day, appointed remodel 1 block from the bay. Home has close of Escrow in 30 days! Call to find out how I been completely remodelled and features a gourmet can sell your home fast as well. kitchen, wood floors throughout, custom tiled bathrooms and showers, new roof, large yard and patio and much more. Call for a private showing or more info before it goes on the MLS.

Are you thinking of selling? I can get an offer on your home in less than a day as well! Your Native PB Realtor & Neighbor

New Listing in Point Loma This Custom Home with 2-bedrooms/3.5-baths was completed in 2011 and has many beautiful features: Gourmet kitchen, 3-living areas, 3-fireplaces, a Resort Style Backyard with pool/spa/putting green and a huge Gazebo, 2-car garage + 3-add'l spaces, great Master Suite, office area, and you could easily add a 3rd bedroom with a wall addition.

Todd Adamson

beau@beautrickey.com

Crown Point Charmer

Owner occupied 4br 3ba bayfront townhome with stunning views of the Beach and Bay. Top floor features a high arched beam architectural ceiling. Spacious width of the living/dining area & master bedroom suite is a design plus. Unit comes with 3 parking spaces and storage galore. Wake up every morning feeling like you're on vacation!

Asking $1,477,833

David R. Hill

ReMax Coastal Properties

619-889-4455

DRE # 00631219

4887 Mission Blvd You will love this ocean view N. PB home 1.5 blks. to the beach! This lovely home features 1,765 sq. ft., 2BR/BA, light and bright, vaulted ceilings, upstairs master & den with view decks, 14x11 covered tile patio perfect for al fresco dining, lush private back yard with shower, 1 car garage plus, extra parking in driveway and side gravel area for additional parking or small boat storage. Conveniently located to the beach, shops, restaurants and bike paths. Don't miss this sizable beach house!

$745,000

Voted 5 Star Realtor of the Year by San Diego Magazine

Scott Booth

Steve Cairncross

Realtor

Re/Max Coastal Properties

(858)775-0280 scottboothsd@gmail.com CA DRE Lic #01397371

Suit & tie service with flip flop friendliness

4444 Mission Blvd., Pacific Beach • (858) 272.9696 DRE # 00935682