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VolumeThe 106 No. 30 Carmelwww.carmelpinecone.com Pine ConeJuly 24-30, 2020 T r u s t e d b y l o c a l s a n d l o v e d b y v i s i t o r s s i n c e 1 9 1 5 Nature puts on show in sky and backyards Sewage tests show coronavirus spikes n Holiday crowds brought it

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ONE WAY to detect how much coronavirus is present in a community is to test the wastewater, and officials from the Carmel Area Wastewater District said they noticed a spike in the presence of the virus in local sewage after recent holiday weekends — suggesting that visitors brought the virus with them. “It’s very interesting,” CAWD general manager Barba- ra Buikema told The Pine Cone. “We see an impact on holiday weekends. You can see a spike after Memorial Day.” The sewage plant reported July 5 that a concentration of more than 90,000 particles of coronavirus were found in each liter of sewage — a count that fell to only 17,000 PHOTOS/(LEFT) MICHAEL TROUTMAN, DMT IMAGING, (ABOVE) FACEBOOK one week later. At the beginning of each week, an automated system at Comet Neowise (left) has been wowing late-night stargazers in the northwest sky, including this view from Ribera Road taken Saturday. And a young black the facility takes water samples over a 24-hour period. The bear was seen passing through several neighborhoods last week, and even samples are sent to a lab, where they are analyzed. took a detour into a backyard in Monterey (above). The facility plans to keep up the testing for at least six months. It is one of about 400 around the country working weekly with a company called Biobot Analytics to test week from Carmel Valley to Marina. n Comet in NW sky; bear tours county sewage for coronavirus. The young adult black bear generated a buzz when lo- Public health officials said testing for coronavirus in By CHRIS COUNTS cals who saw it passing through their neighborhoods posted online video and photos. See page 17A The brightest comet visible in the Northern Hemi- The bear was first spotted at San Clemente Rancho in SEWAGE sphere in more than two decades made its closet approach Carmel Valley. “He started off here on Wednesday,” owner to Earth Tuesday and can be spotted this weekend (if you Bruce Dormody reported. can find a clear sky) just below the Big Dipper, according Dormody’s security camera captured footage of the Bad week in county to ace comet photographer Michael Troutman, who has bear as it strolled along a trail near his home. He described been chasing the celestial object on clear nights for the the bear “as a young guy, with jet black hair and a brown as epidemic worsens past two weeks. nose.” “It has a nucleus three miles wide and the tail is more The next day, he was spotted ambling along Robinson By KELLY NIX than a million miles long,” Troutman observed, “and it Canyon Road. won’t be back for 6,766 years.” A woman reported the bear was seen on a trail at Palo THE SURGE of coronavirus cases in Monterey Coun- No long lens was required to photograph a black bear ty has continued to accelerate, with daily records for new with a serious case of wanderlust that went on a ramble last See NATURE page 18A cases set on Wednesday and Thursday and four new fatalities this week, including a 67-year-old man from Green- field. School board OKs plans for remote teaching According to Dr. Ed Moreno, the county’s health officer, the growth of cases makes it inevitable that Monte- By MARY SCHLEY daily, office hours, and ongoing feedback to parents and rey County will stay on the state’s “watch list” for several students regarding their performance. months, which not only means restaurants will have to WITH THE revelation this week that public and At the high school, “course work will be consistent keep indoor dining rooms closed, it means schools won’t private schools in Monterey County won’t be allowed to with the same standards-based curriculum as in an onsite be able to reopen. reopen anytime soon, the Carmel Unified School District setting,” and each 90-minute class will have at least 30 “I can’t see that there is a potential for a trend down- board of education didn’t have much choice but to OK a minutes of live instruction, while Carmel Valley High will ward to get us off the monitoring list” soon, Moreno said plan Wednesday calling for districtwide remote learning. have three one-hour classes each morning. at a news conference Monday. At the July 22 board meeting, interim superintendent Wednesday’s presentation also included detailed plans The county, he said, is among more than 30 that Trisha Dellis and her staff went into detail about how they for hybrid teaching, with two groups of students alternat- continue to exceed state guidelines, including the 14- will handle distance teaching, as well as other scenarios ing between the classroom and learning at home on a daily day cumulative number of cases per 100,000 peo- once kids and teachers are allowed to be in the same rooms and weekly basis, and in-classroom teaching — both with ple, a figure that was 28.6 when the county was given at the same time. See SCHOOLS page 19A See WEEK page 21A Learning at home Unlike the spring, when teachers and students were suddenly thrust into distance learning, school administra- City to start citing mask, restaurant violators tors assured the board and parents they will be ready to offer organized online teaching sessions, combined with By MARY SCHLEY fractions, similar to a minor traffic violation. one-on-one discussions, pre-recorded videos and other The ordinance “will allow people that I deputize to is- tools and methods, when school starts in a few weeks. ‘STOP! OR I’ll yell ‘Stop!’ again,” goes the joke. sue citations for not wearing masks and to restaurateurs According to the plan presented July 22, the young- After repeatedly asking restaurateurs to follow the who are not following the conditions of approval under est kids will have pre-recorded video lessons and receive rules for outdoor dining, with only partial effectiveness, which the encroachment permit was issued,” Rerig told interactive learning materials “to practice, work and play officials are hoping the ability to write them $100 tickets The Pine Cone Tuesday. through the skills and themes of the video lessons.” They’ll might bring about more cooperation. also have small Zoom sessions with other kids once a City administrator Chip Rerig said he’ll ask the city $100 to $1,000 week. council next month to approve an emergency ordinance In addition to code enforcement officer Bo Grunde, Elementary schools will have structured weekly and giving them that power. who has spent considerable time trying to bring restau- daily schedules focusing on core academics and other Besides being used to enforce rules limiting the num- rants into compliance, Rerig said he and some other mem- subjects, and Captain Cooper kids will have access to the ber of chairs in outdoor seating areas and requiring pro- bers of the executive team might have the power to write River and Tularcitos classes, too. Teachers will use “re- pane heaters and umbrellas to be put away at night, the citations. He’s planning to confer with Police Chief Paul search-based distance learning best practices” and com- new law would also allow city officials to issue the $100 Tomasi on that and pointed out police officers have that mon online platforms, and will take daily attendance to “administrative” citations to people who refuse to wear authority, too, of course. assure their kids are tuned in. They’ll use instructional masks while in public. While the first citation would be for $100, repeat tick- videos for lessons and have daily small group tutorial ses- Unlike citations for violating the county health officer’s ets would increase to $200, $500 and then $1,000, which sions. order, which are misdemeanors that require written reports would constitute a misdemeanor. Rerig said he has also Carmel Middle will follow similar practices, with struc- from police officers and are left to the district attorney’s tured schedules, attendance, live interaction with teachers office to prosecute, administrative citations would be in- See CITATIONS page 23A

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By KELLY NIX However, the nonprofit said it is facing a minimum of a 60 percent revenue shortfall THE MONTEREY Bay Aquarium through the end of the year, amounting to said this week it’s laying off or furloughing $40 million, because of the prolonged clo- nearly 40 percent of its workforce, while sure of the Cannery Row attraction due to executive employees making more than the coronavirus pandemic. $100,000 per year will face a 10 percent According to the aquarium’s 2018 tax cut in pay — moves the aquarium said are documents, it reported nearly $125 mil- necessary to keep it afloat. lion in total revenue and more than $28 Specifically, the aquarium will lay off million in net revenue after expenses. Sal- 93 employees and furlough 128 others, aries, benefits and other compensation for which amounts to a 38 percent reduction employees amounted to nearly $47 million in its workforce. It will also require execu- that year, records show. tives to take a 20 percent pay cut. Upon closing its doors to the public Executive director and founder Julie March 12, the aquarium paid all its em- Packard — who earned $358,141 in sala- ployees for six weeks. Employees affected ry, benefits and other compensation, 2018 by the new reductions were given another tax records show — called the decisions two weeks notice and may be eligible to “painful.” apply for unemployment benefits. “This action ensures that our resourc- Since closing, the aquarium said that es will cover essential staff who remain in more than two million people have visit- place to maintain the health and welfare of ed its website, while interest in its 10 live the animals, and that the facilities contin- webcams, which showcase sea creatures Designed and built by local architect, Walter Burde (inspired by Frank ue to receive the required level of mainte- and other animals, increased to more than Lloyd Wright) on 3 lushly landscaped lots! Single level with a few steps. nance,” Packard. seven million views. Separate building previously used as a theater. Possibility of second living A spokesman said the aquarium would “Staff continues to provide an array unit (some extra water credits available) or studio. not answer questions from The Pine Cone of engaging virtual guest experiences or provide further comment on the staff re- across social media platforms,” the aquar- 4 Beds, 2 Baths ■ 2,545 Sq. Ft. ■ 14,800 Sq. Ft. Lot ■ $2,175,000 ductions. ium said. www.MidCenturyInCarmel.com Laguna Seca hosts blood drive

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By DENNIS TAYLOR lack of oxygen, the doctor said. their own worries about contracting the disease. A ventilator can push oxygen into the fluid-soaked “I think a lot of my doctors and nurses were coming to THE DIRECTOR of the emergency department at lungs with enough force to help a patient to breathe, but work feeling really scared, especially at first,” Grover said. Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula said he’s medical professionals are still exploring ways to effective- “Fortunately, we have people at the hospital who have been personally treated only about five Covid-19 sufferers with ly deal with the multiple effects of coronavirus disease. busting their behinds to make sure we have the protective “severe” symptoms, but what he’s witnessed has been Many of the effects of the virus, including its long-term equipment and supplies we need to stay safe.” chilling, and should be enough to convince anyone to take complications, are still largely a mystery. seriously all of the precautions recommended by the Cen- “Somebody who has been on a ventilator will likely Finding therapies ter for Disease Control. suffer some lung scarring, and might not be able to breathe Finding effective medications to treat Covid-19 is an- “It’s an illness to be respected. It’s really scary when well enough to exercise, or be active in the same capaci- other ongoing quest. CHOMP physicians have treated you see how sick people get,” said Dr. Casey Grover, who ty as they were before,” Grover said. “We’re also seeing some patients with convalescent plasma — injecting blood was hired at CHOMP in 2012 and became head of the hos- neurological issues, problems with confusion, problems from someone who has recovered from coronavirus into pital’s emergency department in January of 2019. “How with nerves. People are getting kidney damage. Corona- an infected patient, hoping to give the sufferer antibodies we determine if a patient is ‘severe’ versus ‘not severe’ virus can also infect the heart muscle, so we see people that will battle the disease. An inexpensive steroid called depends on whether their lungs are affected enough to re- who look like they’re having a heart attack, but actually dexamethasone, used for its anti-inflammatory and immu- quire oxygen support. And it’s alarming to see how quickly it’s the virus, which seems to affect almost every organ in nosuppressant effects, has helped some critically ill pa- a patient can go from needing just a little bit of oxygen to the body, and there’s a possibility that each organ will be tients. Another called remdesivir has shortened recovery a lot of oxygen.” damaged.” time for some patients. Both medications are being used The Monterey Peninsula has been fortunate, so far, to Indeed, virtually all aspects of coronavirus disease at CHOMP. avoid a rapid spread of a virus that has infected 4.1 mil- (which was first detected in the U.S. in January) are an The search for treatments and a coronavirus vaccine lion Americans and killed more than 146,000. Monterey ongoing education for the medical world, which is discov- is, by necessity, a long process, said Grover, who has au- County had 3,700-plus confirmed cases of the virus since ering new things daily about the virus and how to deal with thored and published research studies in the past. March, along with 21 deaths. it. Among those people who have been checked for the vi- “I’ll steal a phrase I heard from another emergency See GROVER page 30A rus at CHOMP — more than 4,300 — only 123 have tested physician, Dr. Ron Waldman at George Washington Uni- positive, and about 40 were sick enough to be hospitalized. versity, who said, ‘We are building this plane in midair as Two of them have died. we are flying it,’” Grover said. “We’ve all been tuning into When the illness is that bad, it’s a difficult thing to see, podcasts and lectures, we’re reading blog posts from other Grover said. physicians ... we’ve kind of gathered information piece- meal. I never had a class in medical school that covered ‘Like a sponge’ what to do if we have a pandemic with an illness that no- “A normal lung is like a dry sponge: It’s lightweight body knows anything about.” and very porous,” Grover said. “When a person is severely Yet another impact of the pandemic, for both patients infected with coronavirus, the lungs fill up with fluid and and their caregivers, has been post-traumatic stress disor- become like a soggy sponge — very heavy. der. Grover said many people who have endured a severe “Imagine trying to breathe when fluid is filling your case of the virus develop PTSD afterward. lungs,” he said. “I can tell you it’s not easy.” Likewise, front-line medical professionals often have Some people gasp for air. Others might breathe very difficulty dealing with the suffering they’ve witnessed, the quickly. A patient also might become confused from the relentless challenges of helping patients feel better and

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By KELLY NIX SUV hitting the house injured Christian Vaughn, who was airlifted to a San Jose hospital. An unidentified passenger THE DRIVER of an SUV who plowed into a Pacific in Palmerin’s VW SUV was also hurt and taken by ambu- Grove house Sunday and injured a 13-year-old boy — then lance to a local hospital for treatment. fled from the scene but was caught and charged with fel- Although Pacific Grove police took Palmerin to Mon- ony hit-and-run — was released from jail about 24 hours terey County Jail on suspicion of two felony counts of hit- later. and-run, reckless driving and possession of a controlled Pacific Grove police said that at about 11:40 a.m., Wat- substance, jail records show that he was released about 24 sonville resident Felix Palmerin, 31, was driving recklessly hours later. when he crashed into a house on the 300 block of Eardley “He posted bail,” Francis said. Avenue before leaving the scene. The teenager and another person were inside the house at the time. Photos posted Pinned against the wall on social media show the brown SUV completely inside Christian’s mother, Mary Vaughn, said on social media the trashed building after it crashed through a white picket that her son was on his bed playing a video game when fence. the SUV suddenly came barreling through, trapping him

“Investigators believe he was speeding down Pine Av- against a wall and knocking him unconscious. PHOTO/SOCIAL MEDIA enue when he made an unsafe turn and lost control of the “He was pinned under the car against the wall,” Vaughn vehicle,” PGPD police administrative services manager A teenage boy somehow managed to escape serious injury when Jocelyn Francis told The Pine Cone. “The incident is still See CRASH page 26A a driver of an SUV barreled through his bedroom Sunday. being investigated by both Pacific Grove and CHP officers.” Monterey police officers caught Palermin about 25 minutes later in New Monterey. Two more say they’ll enter race for city council The impact of Palmerin’s 2012 Volkswagen Touraeg ics company founded in 1997. By MARY SCHLEY A Carmel resident since 1995, Massoudi, who will be TWO GIRLS 60 this year, has a home on Guadalupe near Third. Ac- BBESTEST AG BIOTECH CEO Mo Massoudi and orthopedic cording to Monterey County Elections, he registered in HHouseouse g surgeon Dr. Ron Chaplan picked up papers from city hall 2004, has no party preference, and has sporadically voted CCleaningleanin FROM CARMEL , ‘18 Monday to enter the Nov. 3 city council race. So far, no in elections, most recently in 2018. ‘‘16,16, ‘‘17,17 ‘18 one has come forward to challenge incumbent Mayor Chaplan, a longtime orthopedic surgeon with a practice • Experienced Dave Potter. on Cass Street in Monterey, obtained his medical degree • Professional Incumbent councilman Bobby Richards is well on his from UCSF in 1975 and received certification from the way to getting the required signatures to secure a spot on American Board of Orthopedic Surgery in 1982. While Offering a personal the ballot, and last week, longtime resident Graeme Rob- he hasn’t participated on any city boards or commissions, and friendly touch ertson pulled papers, as well. Chaplan, 71, is a member of the Carmel Youth Center’s for 30 years. Only Richards and Potter have also filed the required board of directors and has long been active in the com- state form 501 to officially declare their intent to run for munity. He lives on Fourth Avenue and first registered to BONDED office. vote in the county in 1999. He is a registered Republican HOUSECLEANING Massoudi, the former owner of Cafe Carmel on Ocean who has voted in all recent elections, according to county SPECIALISTS Avenue, was appointed to the forest and beach commis- records. sion in 2016 but did not seek reappointment when his term Candidates need at least 20 signatures of Carmel-by- So Many Dust Bunnies, 626-4426 was up. He holds a Ph.D. in plant molecular genetics and the-Sea registered voters to qualify for the election. Be- So Little Time TwoGirlsFromCarmel.com a master’s in plant science/agronomy, and is president and cause councilwoman Jan Reimers is not running for re- CEO of Ag-Biotech Inc., a Monterey agricultural genom- election, the filing period will remain open until Aug. 12.

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protect yourself. Ensuring the safety of our constituents’ Stevenson targeted in hack, personal info stolen data is of the utmost importance to us.” “We sincerely apologize for this incident and regret any By KELLY NIX According to Elmore, Blackbaud told the school that inconvenience it may cause you,” Elmore said. it’s taking steps to “help prevent a similar attack from In a statement about the security breach, Blackbaud COMPUTER HACKERS stole the personal infor- happening in the future and to protect your data from any said hackers attempted to block access to its system and mation of Stevenson School alumni, parents and others, subsequent incidents.” She said Stevenson notified its encrypt its files, but that the company discovered the at- according to the private school’s director of advancement. community so members could take “immediate action to tack and prevented it from happening. In a July 18 message, Amy Elmore informed Stevenson parents and alums that an online company it uses to store files had been hacked by someone who demanded ransom only 1 7 to not release the data. The company, Blackbaud, told the units left! school July 16 about the hack, which began months earlier. LUXURY “Blackbaud has also informed us that the cybercriminal did manage to remove a copy of our backup file contain- GARAGE ing some of your personal information,” Elmore said in CONDOS 13 a letter. “This occurred intermittently between Feb. 7 and May 20.”

No credit cards Elmore said Stevenson did not store credit card numbers, bank information or Social Security Numbers in the data file that hackers stole. “That said, the file that was removed does contain your contact information and a history of your relationship with Stevenson, such as donation dates and amounts,” Elmore said. Blackbaud, Elmore explained, paid the ransom demand and confirmed that the stolen copy of Stevenson’s file had been deleted. According to news reports, Blackbaud, which is based in South Carolina, refused to say publicly JOSH JONES how much it paid the hackers. BRE# 01352818 “We are continuing to investigate Blackbaud’s report to 831-233-2196 us, and we will advise you of the findings of that investigation should they differ materially from what they have told RYAN CLARK us thus far,” Elmore said. BRE# 02012077 605-228-6402 She declined to answer questions from The Pine Cone, but said Blackbaud’s services are used by more than 25,000 DENNIS CHAMBERS organizations and schools, “so I expect that many other in- BRE# 00475577 stitutions will send similar letters in the coming weeks.” 408-605-6760 Scenic assault case delayed to September PINE CONE STAFF REPORT

THE SALINAS man arrested for attempted murder and rape after he allegedly attacked a 61-year-old woman in the driveway of her vacation home on 13th near Scenic in early May remained in Monterey County Jail on $4.7 million bail this week, while the next hearing in his case was pushed to September. A preliminary examination — when the prosecutor presents evidence for the charges against the defendant, and a judge decides whether enough exists to proceed with the case — was originally scheduled for July 17 but was rescheduled to Sept. 4, Monterey County Chief Assistant District Attorney Berkley Brannon said. Gary Thelander, Isaac Garcia’s defense attorney, asked for more time to prepare, according to Brannon, and the judge granted it, setting the new date for early September.

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By ELAINE HESSER We just got through the waitlist at the end and attract cockleburs, foxtails and the for warm days after the beach.” of June,” said Barrett. Some dogs were in like. Barrett said if you must have your pet Ear cleanings and medicated flea and PETS AROUND here approach the worse shape than others, and the problems shaved because of a neglected coat, “It’s tick shampoos are also among the services deified cats of ancient Egypt in terms of weren’t purely cosmetic. uncomfortable for the dog and expensive the pros offer. status. Why not? After all, longtime animal “There’s only so much you can do at for the owner.” Barrett said that Carmel Groomers has devotees like Betty White and the late Do- home,” Barrett said. “The doodles — Lab- a corral where you can drop your dog off, ris Day have both called this place home, radoodles, golden doodles — with their Beach dogs then, “We take them straight to the back and shops and restaurants are as welcom- curly coats, and long-haired dogs like Yor- Nails can be a problem if you can’t trim and wash them.” ing to dogs as they are to people. Heck, the kies and Shih Tzus, really need to be profes- them at home and the animal’s not wear- Between appointments, Barrett recom- four-legged guests are probably nicer than sionally groomed every four to six weeks.” ing them down from walking and run- mended, “Buy a brush and brush out their some of the two-legged ones. Some breeds (Pyrenees, German shep- ning. Dewclaws — the “thumbs” on the fur. Maybe give them a bath here and there Unlike people, dogs (and even cats) can herds, Pomeranians, malamutes and so on) front paws and sometimes the back ones if you can.” still get a haircut, blowout and mani-pedi have undercoats, layers of fluffy, lighter — can easily get too long. Barrett said that And if you can’t, it’s important to find a during this incarnation of the coronavirus hair that help them regulate temperature. a lot of owners took their dogs to veteri- groomer who can. shutdown. They’re also tough to keep up with on your narians, whose practices have “Isn’t that a bit frou-frou?” you might own. Even with daily brushing, the under- been designated essential since ask. Not really, according to Carmel coat can become matted. On long-haired Covid-related closures began, Groomers’ Tricia Barrett. In one of many dogs, Barrett said, “Food gets in their to get their nails trimmed. strokes of bad luck for local business own- beards and around their faces,” and needs While the dog is getting its ers, Barrett bought the business on Dolores to be cleaned out. manicure, groomers can have a between Ocean and Seventh in March. It Dirty, matted hair is just nasty. It can good look at the paws and alert was part of the first round of coronavirus hide skin conditions and create what owners to any signs of trouble closures, and didn’t reopen until June 1. groomers and vets call “hot spots” — skin that may be there. In fact, Bar- that gets irritated and that pets then try to rett said, the people who bathe, Waiting list lick or scratch, exacerbating the situation. trim and brush out dogs get a That was a long time for the business — Even if they don’t cause health prob- close look at them, and are and some of its clients. “We had a backlog. lems, mats make animals uncomfortable sometimes the first to notice ticks or other issues. “There’s some stuff you really wouldn’t notice,” said Barrett, but the groomers do because they have ideal lighting and get up close with every inch of your best friend. Dogs living the beach life benefit from professional grooming, too. In fact, Carm- el Groomers offers an express wash with conditioner, brush- out, nail buff, and towel-dry ($30 to $60, depending on the Groomer Tricia Barrett likes taking her dapper dogs, Lola and dog’s size) that it says is “great Esme, to Garland Park.

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Happily, there are many things you can do to prolong “Think about what we get from them,” said Karl. “They HELP your pet’s healthy life. For the Andersons, that would ide- give unconditional love, affection and a sense of normal- From page 12A ally start by researching different breeds before you adopt, cy. They’re not all wound up about Covid. It’s a two-way to make sure they fit your lifestyle. street. Sometimes when you see a super-anxious dog, it’s For example, dogs need exercise, but a corgi can’t go as because people are super anxious.” grooming your pet. If you’re refilling the water bowl a far or fast as a golden retriever. Owners of Australian cattle Worried about the state of the world? Hug your dog or lot less often than usual or your buddy’s appetite has in- dogs can tell you about hiking for miles with the erstwhile snuggle your cat. It’s what’s best for both of you. creased or decreased, that can also be a sign that some- herders, while those with English bulldogs know a short thing’s wrong. jaunt around town is sufficient. Likewise, straining to poop or pee is problematic. Cats Various breeds of cats behave differently, too, and non- — males in particular — can get urinary tract blockages. cat-lovers are sometimes surprised at the array of person- They strain to urinate, but can’t, and the Andersons said alities. At a minimum, if you’re not into daily brushing, that constitutes a medical emergency. Increased water con- skip the long-haired types. sumption and peeing are possible symptoms of diabetes. And, especially in older pets, “stinky breath can mean No chocolate — or grapes a problem tooth that has gone bad,” they said. That’s often Talk with your veterinarian about diet. Karl said, “It’s linked with heart problems, as bacteria can travel from the hard to find a single diet with the variety of micronutrients mouth to the rest of the body through the blood. a pet needs. A healthy dog might eat more than one brand of food.” He and Lori said that supplements have made a difference for their own dogs, just as taking vitamins helps some people maintain their health. VIRUS Animals should be kept away from some plants From page 12A and foods. Dogs — which will eat just about anything — should never have grapes or chocolate, for example. Complete lists of potentially harmful substances can easily — even if you could manage to do it. From a different be found online. perspective, some dogs dislike seeing humans in masks If you can, the Andersons recommend regularly brush- and may be frightened by all the weird-looking faces. The ing your pet’s teeth with toothpaste designed (and fla- American Kennel Club recommends combining putting on vored) for pets. Lori said that she starts rubbing her dogs’ your mask with pleasant situations like mealtime. gums when they’re young so they tolerate brushing as they The club also encourages playing “peekaboo” or other grow up. games with the mask and of course, letting the dog sniff Just like people, dogs and cats should be vaccinated it. It also seems that dogs are at the same losses as humans against common illnesses. Karl explained that parvovirus, with mask-wearing people. They can’t see you smile and a bug that causes digestive issues and that can be fatal, is sometimes the mask muffles your words. highly contagious and remarkably resilient. “Your dog might never even see another dog and still Reassurance for your bestie get it. It can live up to a year on surfaces. A dog poops on a The AKC suggested pairing a hand signal with pro- trail and the virus stays in the dirt. Your dog walks through nouncements of “good dog” and a smile as you are praising the area and then licks its paw.” your buddy at home, so that when you’re out and masked, There’s also a vaccine for bordetella, which is related that signal reassures your friend he’s still the best doggie. to the virus that causes whooping cough in humans. It’s Brookhouser noted that pets are great resources in times sometimes called kennel cough, a nickname it earned by like these. “Pets are comforting during times of stress, spreading rapidly through boarding facilities. Puppies and which we are all under during today’s circumstances. The older dogs are particularly at risk if they get the disease. general consensus among veterinary and animal welfare Rabies vaccines are not just a matter of keeping your experts is that there is no reason to give up your pet during own furbaby well, they’re important to public health. Be- this pandemic. Snuggle your pets, take healthy walks, and sides, no one wants to live through “Old Yeller” in real life. practice social distancing,” she concluded. Finally, it’s important to give your pets lots of love.

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Juliette needs a friend, so she’s thinking of LOVE adopting another feline to keep her com- From page 11A pany. Mary Casey called herself a “foster failure” because both times she’s tried to be esting.” Penelope, a 5-year-old gray-and- a foster mom to dogs from Peace of Mind black speckled tabby from the SPCA, has Dog Rescue, she’s ended up adopting them. become a perfect companion. Most recently, that would be Autumn, who “Cats don’t mind sitting next to you on arrived at Mary and husband Patrick’s Pa- the couch all day,” Bredes said. She add- cific Grove home in early April. ed that her fiancé, who is more of a dog person, had to figure out that cats play dif- Gentle companions ferently, and learn the allure of wadded-up Patrick is an attorney and Mary’s a para- balls of aluminum foil. legal, though they don’t work for the same Also, Bredes wisely put him in charge firm. They’ve been working from home, of feeding Penelope, which always scores and just moved into a new house with a points. She was happy that Covid-driven yard, so it seemed like the perfect time to changes to her job gave her the opportunity help a shelter and foster a pet in need. “By to adopt. “It was good to be home for the April, there weren’t many that needed fos- adjustment period,” she said. ter homes,” said Mary, but Autumn — an Another kitty who had to adjust to a Australian cattle dog and rat terrier mix new environment, Juliette from AFRP, — was featured in a Peace of Mind fund- found a home with longtime cat lover Nan- raising video and needed a foster family. cy Powers of Spreckels, who also has two Two people tried to adopt her, but be- energetic cattle dogs. fore Autumn came to the rescue group, Unlike Bredes, Powers was sure she she was hit by a car and can’t move around wanted a kitten — until she kept seeing an as easily as other dogs, so it was hard to adult cat named Juliette on the AFRP web- find the right place — until Mary realized site. As time passed, “I was surprised she Autumn was meant to be part of her family. was still there. She’s so cute,” said Nancy. “She’s such a gentle soul,” said Mary Juliette is all white and deaf, which Powers of the senior dog. Peace of Mind special- believes was the reason she stayed avail- izes in working with and senior citizens able so long. and older dogs, so that people who become can’t care for their pets anymore don’t have ‘Foster failure’ to worry about them going to a shelter. Other than understanding that the cat And the Caseys aren’t giving up on be- can’t come when it’s called and can’t go ing foster parents. “We’ll be ready to foster outside (all-white cats are particularly sus- again, as long as they get along with Au- ceptible to skin cancer and deaf cats can’t tumn,” said Mary. hear traffic or predators), Powers said Ju- Delaina Dickison found Lilypad (aka liette isn’t much different from other feline Lily) at POMDR, too. Dickison was lone- housemates she’s had. On the plus side, the ly. Her husband died 18 months ago, and Fourth-of-July noise couldn’t faze her. her 14-year-old dog died four months ago. Juliette befriended the dogs, and Powers Then, sheltering in place narrowed Dick- said she holds her own — “She runs with ison’s world further. She has 2 acres in them and chases them.” In fact, the cat is Prunedale, and desperately wanted a com- so inquisitive and playful that Powers said, “She’s just like a kitten.” And she believes See PALS page 26A

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He is more concerned about the possi- NATURE bility that a bear will decide to take up per- From page 1A manent residence somewhere nearby his place. “My fear is that bears are going to become pests like they are at Lake Tahoe, Corona Regional Park July 18, and 30 min- where they break into houses and cars” Pacific Grove, CA. utes later, he was witnessed meandering Dormody told The Pine Cone. “I don’t Est. 1960 through the former Rancho Cañada gold want to see them get too comfortable here.” course nearby. One report said it nearly According to California Deptartment of caused a pileup when he crossed Carmel Fish and Wildlife spokesman Ken Paglia, Valley Road. the latest bear is young and likely came The bear reached Monterey by Sunday. from Los Padres National Forest to find a The next day, it was sighted in the area new place to live. of Foothill School in Monterey and Jacks “We’re hoping the bear will return Peak. Overturned trash cans and bear scat home and we won’t have to intervene,” he were found in the area. explained. Later, the bear was seen near the eques- “Intervening” comes with risks. In trian stables at the former Fort Ord. The 2001, a black bear in Carmel was killed last reported sighting came from a bus after it was shot in the leg with a tranquil- driver who was passing through Marina izing dart while high up in a Monterey pine Tuesday morning. on Ocean Avenue. California Department of Fish and ‘Very big and furry’ Wildlife biologist Jeff Cann urged people Dormody said the bear is the second to keep their distance from the bear — un- one to turn up at his place this year. He like a woman in Mexico this week who described the first one as “very furry and captured a selfie with one. big,” and weighing close to 400 pounds. Cann also assured people that his agen- “That one was around for about a cy is taking a hands-off approach. “We’re month,” Dormody said. not really looking for him as long as he Curiously, the bears at San Clemente doesn’t get in trouble,” he said. Rancho have shown an appetite for Dor- Paglia urged residents to keep food and mody’s security cameras. “About once trash secure — and even keep it inside. a year I’ll lose a camera because they’ll “We don’t want the bear to become habitu- Due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, chomp on it,” he said. ated to trash,” he added. we have taken measures to protect your health as well as ours.

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This will happen at the beginning of the service and at the end when the vehicle is parked. Along with good hygiene, we are doing our John Arnold Jamison best to serve our customers and protect them September 18, 1924 – July 1, 2020 John Arnold Jamison, 95, passed away on July 1, 2020, after a long illness. from getting sick. It is mandatory for our John was born in San Jose, California to a pioneer Santa Clara Valley family employees to stay home if they are sick. In in 1924. His parents were Arnold and Neva Jamison. He attended San Jose schools and San Jose State University prior to addition, we have installed hand sanitizer WWII. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 and was commissioned in 1944. He dispensers in the shop and in the lobby for trained as a Combat Information Center Officer and served aboard the light carrier, U.S.S. Monterey as a flight director with the Third Fleet in the Pacific both customers and employees to use. and other assignments until 1946. After the war he resumed his studies at Stanford University and graduated with a BA in Economics in 1947. He received a MBA degree from Stanford We care about you and our employees and Graduate School of Business in 1949. He was a member of Sigma Alpha want to assure you that we are doing our best Epsilon fraternity. His career was always associated with food and agriculture. First with to serve your needs and best interests. Hawaiian Pineapple Company in San Francisco and then with the California Fruit Exchange, where he became District Manager for its Santa Clara Valley region. In 1957, he returned to graduate study and research at the Thank you for your continued Giannini Foundation at the University of California, Berkeley, earning a Complimentary Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics in 1962. He then joined the faculty of the Pick up & Delivery support and loyalty, Food Research Institute at Stanford University. While at UC Berkeley and for folks 65 and Older.* From all of us at Stanford, he authored numerous publications on agricultural policy and food We will also fill your Matteson’s Auto marketing as well as teaching and advising graduate students in those areas gas tank on your at Stanford. From 1961 to 1972 he managed family-owned pear orchards in request.** * Within a 5 mile radius **Price of fuel will be Repair. the Santa Clara Valley. added to your invoice John is survived by Barbara (Curry) Jamison of Carmel, whom he married in 1953 at The Church of the Wayfarer in Carmel, having recently celebrated Know that your car and health are always cared for at their 67th anniversary; two children, Nancy Jamison of San Diego, and Thomas Jamison of Monterey; and four grandchildren, Alec Paul, Susanna Paul, Malcolm Jamison, and Olivia Jamison. After moving to the Monterey Peninsula in 1977, he and Barbara enjoyed Matteson’s many years of travel throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. They lived in Pebble Beach until their home was destroyed in the 1987 forest fire, after which they moved to Carmel. John played tennis and golf since high school days, two sports he AUTO REPAIR continued to enjoy into his 80s. He was an avid reader of U.S. and European history and biographies of historical figures. Phone 831-373-5050 He was a member of the Beach and Tennis Club, the Society of California Pioneers, as well as several Monterey Peninsula art, history and music Fax 831-373-0363 organizations. John played golf for many years with a regular group of friends at the Laguna Seca Golf Course. Open 8am-5pm • Monday-Friday He is buried at the El Carmelo Cemetery, located in Pacific Grove, CA. 234 Grand Avenue, Pacific Grove The family wishes to thank Hospice of the Central Coast (2 Upper Ragsdale Corner of Grand Ave. and Laurel Ave. Dr. #D210, Monterey, CA 93940). The staff provided excellent care and support to John and his family throughout his illness. July 24, 2020 The Carmel Pine Cone 19A

Some parents commented that having their children interim superintendent after district head Barb Dill-Varga SCHOOLS learn entirely online, especially in families with more than was pushed out in May for undisclosed reasons — for her From page 1A one student, is unrealistic and might be impossible, and hard work and dedication while serving as interim super- others urged the district to pursue a waiver from the state intendent during a difficult time. that would allow elementary schools to reopen in spite of all sorts of protocols in place. the spikes in cases. Since online learning sessions will follow the class Dellis said she was disinclined to apply for the waiver, schedules that would be used in a hybrid model, theoret- because even though the number of cases in the Peninsula Number of infected ically, switching from distance learning to a combination is relatively low, parents might be working and teachers of both will be smoother for students and parents. And might be living in Salinas, where the numbers are higher. inmates nearing 200 while the county could conceivably come off the state’s “When we start bringing students and staff back into watch list before the end of the first quarter, Dellis said, no the buildings, there’s likely to be exposure and outbreaks,” By MARY SCHLEY changes would be made before the board and administra- she said. “We’re grappling with, how do we make the best tors meet again to discuss it after the quarter ends Oct. 9. decisions for our community?” WITH 529 Monterey County Jail inmates tested for After some discussion, the board unanimously ap- coronavirus, the number of those coming back positive proved the plan, and administrators will host site-specific has reached 184, Monterey County Sheriff’s Capt. John town hall meetings online to address concerns and answer Thornburg said Thursday, and of 211 employees tested, 10 Committee to decide questions from parents. Plans are also in place to ensure have the virus. all students have access to the necessary computers and The outbreak was first detected a few weeks ago when internet connections — which are tricky in remote areas an inmate was tested in advance of having surgery. It fate of ‘Padre’ mascot down the coast and in Cachagua. has since been found in several housing units. Monterey Wednesday night, the board also approved a contract County Sheriff Steve Bernal told the board of supervisors By MARY SCHLEY with Craig Chavez, who will become the district’s chief on Tuesday that his agency is trying to control the virus’ human resources officer, with a salary of $192,630, and spread in the jail in part by putting inmates in the recently CARMEL UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Board authorized a new agreement with Dellis that names her built jail expansion. “That portion has been completed,” he President Karl Pallastrini at a meeting Wednesday night interim superintendent through June 30, 2021. The con- said, and all the appropriate authorities gave the sheriff’s raised the topic of Carmel High’s mascot, which many feel tract calls for a base salary of $245,000, plus sick leave, office the go-ahead “to use that as a clean quarantine area is inappropriate because it’s a male religious figure tied medical care and other benefits. for inmates.” with some of the controversies surrounding the establish- The expansion provided much more room, and Bernal ment of the California missions, and many others feel is a Get old job back said incoming inmates quarantine by themselves for 14 longstanding tradition that needs to stay. It also acknowledges that Dellis plans to apply for the days before joining the general population. He also said “We have enough information on both sides of that is- permanent post, but if the board doesn’t choose her for the four had required hospital care at some point, but Thorn- sue to last us for quite some time,” Pallastrini said, refer- job, “she shall have the right to revert to her former posi- burg reported Thursday none remain hospitalized. ring to the dozens of emails district officials have received. tion as chief human resources officer or such other posi- Several speakers at Tuesday’s board meeting called for “So, tonight is not to take comments on that, but for the tion as she and the board may agree upon, with a commen- making the outbreak in the jail the county’s top priority, board to decide what to do about it. This has come up be- surate salary for such position, unless terminated earlier or and one said everyone in juvenile hall and other youth de- fore but has never reached a school board agenda.” extended as provided by the terms of this agreement or as tention facilities should be released. required by law.” The sheriff’s office is planning on testing everyone in Policy change Board members praised Dellis — who moved here with the jail and all the staff and contractors who work there, The first steps are to revise a CUSD board policy on her family a year ago to take the HR job and was made about 900 total. naming so that it includes mascots, and to establish a committee of stakeholders to take on the topic. He also said Carmel High will have to be in session before discussions about changing its mascot proceed, and Menko Rose, III some speakers suggested alumni and students participate in the decision. “I don’t think we should be considering changing the enko Rose, III, of Carmel, Calif., a WW II veteran, loving husband and loving father of name based on a few people with a problem with it,” said Mfour daughters and grandfather of four grandsons, died June 23 at the age of 95. He CHS student Michael Graves. “But I think if we are going was the husband of Helen Baird Rose. to, it should be by a vote of the students.” Menko was born in New York City to Julia (Friedlander) and Menko Rose, Jr., and grew CHS alumna Evynn LeValley, one of the people who up with his sister, Doris, in Manhattan started the online petition to change the mascot, said she never felt comfortable cheering, “Go Padres,” and she dis- and Brooklyn. During WW II, he served agreed school needs to be in session to form the commit- in the Army and was wounded twice in tee. Luxembourg in 1945 during the Battle “We need the high school to participate,” Pallastrini of the Bulge, earning a Purple Heart explained. and Bronze Star. After the war, Menko A few others weighed in on the process and asked that returned to his studies at Cornell it be transparent, and that the committee include represen- University, receiving a B.A. in Economics. tatives of local tribes. Education was important to him and Board member Sara Hinds thanked people for their he eventually also earned an M.S. in comments and said, “We are definitely hearing you, and we appreciate all sides of this very important topic.” Educational Counseling from California State University at Hayward, and worked toward a Ph.D. in Learning at the University of Washington. He was married to Margie DeWitt in 1954. They moved to Palo Alto in 1960 to raise their four daughters, Dona, Jessica, Sally and Dori. Over the years, Menko worked in a variety of fields, including as a Wall Street broker and securities analyst, a professional folk singer and marionettist. He owned and ran a wholesale tool business, DeWitt Tool Company, in South San Francisco for 12 years. During that time he decided to go back to school, becoming a licensed marriage, family and child therapist. Perhaps his greatest work passion was developing the idea of “Skilligence,” a strategy for improving one’s learning ability — it grew out of his research at CSU, Hayward, and University of Washington, and was inspired by his recovery from head injuries suffered during the war. He refined the idea into a manual for workshops, which he offered in Carmel and Monterey, and a book, Intelligence Unchained, which he published in 2019. He enjoyed athletic endeavors. As a young man, he swam on club teams and was on multiple varsity teams in college including swimming and boxing. He continued exercising throughout his life, especially loving to swim, which he continued into his early 90s. In 1990, after divorce, he moved to Carmel to be near his sister, Doris, with whom he was very close. He was also close to his half-sister, Helen Rose Platt, of Portland, Ore. While in Carmel, he became an active World Federalist and for several years presented programs on three continents. He married Helen Baird in 1993. They enjoyed bringing their respective children and Loyce Ruocco, Queen of Carmel grandchildren together for many happy celebrations. They shared a love of dogs, a passion Menko also shared with his daughters and grandsons. He relished telling tales of his beloved Y 10-28-1935 3-19-2020 German shepherd from his youth, Connie, who purportedly once saved his mother’s life Carmel-by-the Sea, California while he was away during WW II. Seated here at one of her favorite music stores in He very much appreciated spending time with his daughters and grandsons. He wrote in a Carmel ... my beloved mother had the opportunity memoir, “What makes me proudest by far to look back on are my four daughters. They are to establish and rejoice with all her Carmel all happy people doing good, important work contributing to their community; and two friends for 20 years of her life. Rest assured each have two healthy, productive, progressing, loving sons.” that she truly loved you all as much as you loved A celebration of life will be planned for a later date, when we are able to gather again. If you her. Please light a candle in her memory. would like to make a gift in Menko’s honor, consider making a donation to NAACP or ACLU. She will be deeply missed. 20A The Carmel Pine Cone July 24, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS or endorsee as a matter of right. The prop- your sale date has been postponed, and, if This business is conducted by a corpora- be filed before the expiration. The filing of Road, Salinas, CA 93907 NAME STATEMENT erty offered for sale excludes all funds held applicable, the rescheduled time and date tion. this statement does not of itself authorize This business is conducted by an Indi- File No. 20201005 on account by the property receiver, if ap- for the sale of this property, you may call The registrant commenced to transact busi- the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. plicable. If the Trustee is unable to convey In Source Logic at 702-659-7766 for infor- ness under the fictitious business name or Name in violation of the rights of another vidual The following person(s) is(are) doing title for any reason, the successful bidder’s mation regarding the Trustee’s Sale or visit names listed above on N/A. under Federal, State, or common law Registrant commenced to transact busi- business as: A TOUCH OF GLASS, 710 sole and exclusive remedy shall be the the Internet Web site address listed below S/ Eric Ferguson, President (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and ness under the fictitious business name Old Stage Rd., Caretaker, Salinas, CA return of monies paid to the Trustee and for information regarding the sale of this June 24, 2020 Professions Code). 93906. the successful bidder shall have no further property, using the file number assigned to BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL IN- Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, listed above on N/A County of Principal Place of Business: recourse. Notice to Potential Bidders If you this case, CA08001043-19-1. Information FORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS 2020. (PC710) S/ Tina Marie Melendez MONTEREY. are considering bidding on this property about postponements that are very short in TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who This statement was filed with the County Registered Owner(s): lien, you should understand that there are duration or that occur close in time to the declares as true information, which he or Clerk of Monterey County on June 30, LILLY A. CAMPOS, 710 Old Stage Rd., risks involved in bidding at a Trustee auc- scheduled sale may not immediately be re- she knows to be false, is guilty of a misde- Caretaker, Salinas, CA 93906. tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not on flected in the telephone information or on meanor punishable by a fine not to exceed FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 2020 This business is conducted by an the property itself. Placing the highest bid the Internet Web site. The best way to ver- one thousand dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code NAME STATEMENT 7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7/20 individual. at a Trustee auction does not automatically ify postponement information is to attend 17913). I am also aware that all Infor- File No. 20201062 CNS-3375143# The registrant commenced to transact entitle you to free and clear ownership of the scheduled sale. Date: 6/24/2020 mation on this statement becomes Public The following person(s) is(are) doing CARMEL PINE CONE business under the fictitious business name the property. You should also be aware MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps TS Record upon filing pursuant to the Cal- or names listed above on June 17, 2020. that the lien being auctioned off may be a No. CA08001043-19-1 17100 Gillette ifornia Public Records Act (Government business as: July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 2020. (PC715) S/Lilly Campos junior lien. If you are the highest bidder at Ave Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-252- Code Sections 6250-6277). Extreme Health Snacks, 683 Las Ca- June 17, 2020 the auction, you are or may be responsible 8300 TDD: 866-660-4288 Myron Rav- This statement was filed with the County sitas Dr., Salinas, CA 93905, County BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL for paying off all liens senior to the lien be- elo, Authorized Signatory SALE INFOR- Clerk of Monterey County on June 25, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT ing auctioned off, before you can receive MATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON LINE 2020. of Monterey NAME STATEMENT IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant clear title to the property. You are encour- AT www.insourcelogic.com FOR AUTO- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision Registered Owner(s): File No. 20201097 who declares as true any materiel matter aged to investigate the existence, priority, MATED SALES INFORMATION PLEASE (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name ORGANICA SPECIALTIES USA, INC., Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and size of outstanding liens that may exist CALL: In Source Logic AT 702-659-7766 Statement generally expires at the end of 39 Via Cimarron Monterey, CA 93940 The following person(s) is(are) doing busi- and Professions Code the registrant knows on this property by contacting the county Trustee Corps may be acting as a debt five years from the date on which it was ness as: to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor recorder’s office or a title insurance com- collector attempting to collect a debt. filed in the office of the County Clerk, This business is conducted by Corpo- 1. MARK’S MOBILE LOCKSMITH punishable by a fine not to exceed one pany, either of which may charge you a Any information obtained may be used except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of ration 2. MARK’S LOCK & SAFE, thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also fee for this information. If you consult either for that purpose.Order Number 72106, Section 17920, where it expires 40 days Registrant commenced to transact busi- 10151 Reese Cir. Ste. A, Salinas, CA aware that all Information on this of these resources, you should be aware Pub Dates: 07/10/2020, 07/17/2020, after any change in the facts set forth in the ness under the fictitious business name 93907. statement becomes public record upon that the same Lender may hold more than 07/24/2020, CARMEL PINE CONE statement pursuant to Section 17913 other Mailing address: 17539 Vierra Cyn. filing pursuant to the California Public one mortgage or Deed of Trust on the Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 2020. than a change in the residence address of listed above on N/A Rd. Ste. A248, Salinas, CA 93907. Records Act (Government Code Sections property. Notice to Property Owner The (PC703) a registered owner. A new Fictitious Busi- S/ Stephen Cardoza, President County of Principal Place of Business: 6250-6277). sale date shown on this Notice of Sale ness Name Statement must be filed before This statement was filed with the County Monterey County. This statement was filed with the County may be postponed one or more times by the expiration. The filing of this statement Clerk of Monterey County on June 26, Name of Corporation of as shown in the Clerk of Monterey County on June 18, the Mortgagee, Beneficiary, Trustee, or a FICTITIOUS BUSINESS does not of itself authorize the use in this Articles of Inc./Org./Reg.: MARK’S MO- 2020. court, pursuant to Section 2924g of the NAME STATEMENT state of a Fictitious Business Name in viola- 2020 BILE LOCKSMITH, INC., 10151 Reese Cir. NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision California Civil Code. The law requires that File No. 20200994 tion of the rights of another under Federal, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7/20 Ste. A, Salinas, CA 93907. (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name information about Trustee Sale postpone- State, or common law (See Section 14411 CNS-3374998# State of Inc./Org./Reg.: CA Statement generally expires at the end of ments be made available to you and to the The following person(s) is(are) doing et seq., Business and Professions Code). This business is conducted by a corpora- five years from the date on which it was public, as a courtesy to those not present business as: Publication dates: July 10, 17 24, 31, CARMEL PINE CONE tion. filed in the office of the County Clerk, at the sale. If you wish to learn whether Spaceeshipp, 1214 San Pablo Ave., 2020. (PC708) July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 2020. (PC713) The registrant commenced to transact busi- except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of your sale date has been postponed, and, if Apt. 1, Seaside, CA 93955, County ness under the fictitious business name or Section 17920, where it expires 40 days applicable, the rescheduled time and date of Monterey names listed above on N/A. after any change in the facts set forth in for the sale of this property, you may call Registered Owner(s): S/ Mark Bryan Henson, CEO the statement pursuant to Section 17913 In Source Logic at 702-659-7766 for infor- William Rising, 1214 San Pablo Ave., NOTICE OF PETITION FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ______other than a change in the residence mation regarding the Trustee’s Sale or visit Apt. 1, Seaside, CA 93955 TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NAME STATEMENT BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL IN- address of a registered owner. A new the Internet Web site address listed below This business is conducted by an indi- of KATHLEEN A. LEWIS File No. 20201061 FORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS Fictitious Business Name Statement must for information regarding the sale of this vidual (CORRECTED) The following person(s) is(are) doing TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who be filed before the expiration. The filing of property, using the file number assigned to Registrant commenced to transact busi- declares as true information, which he or this statement does not of itself authorize this case, CA08000864-19-1. Information Case Number 20PR000235 business as: she knows to be false, is guilty of a misde- the use in this state of a Fictitious Business about postponements that are very short ness under the fictitious business name To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, Carmel Dog Shop, Lincoln St. SE meanor punishable by a fine not to exceed Name in violation of the rights of another listed above on N/A contingent creditors, and persons who one thousand dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code in duration or that occur close in time to S/ William Rising, CEO of Ocean Ave. Carmel, CA 93921, under Federal, State, or common law the scheduled sale may not immediately may otherwise be interested in the will County of Monterey 17913). I am also aware that all Infor- (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and be reflected in the telephone information This statement was filed with the County or estate, or both, of KATHLEEN A. mation on this statement becomes Public Professions Code). or on the Internet Web site. The best way Clerk of Monterey County on June 17, Registered Owner(s): Record upon filing pursuant to the Cal- 2020 LEWIS. ifornia Public Records Act (Government Publication dates: July 3, 10, 17, 24, to verify postponement information is to at- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has Cynthia Lynn Montgomery, Lincoln St. 2020. (PC636) tend the scheduled sale. Date: 06/24/20 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24/20 SE of Ocean Ave. Carmel, CA 93921 Code Sections 6250-6277). MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps TS CNS-3372039# been filed by DEBORAH A. PETER- This statement was filed with the Coun- No. CA08000864-19-1 17100 Gillette CARMEL PINE CONE SON in the Superior Court of Califor- This business is conducted by an Indi- ty Clerk of Monterey County on July 2, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ave Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: 949-252- Publication dates: July 3, 10, 17, 24, nia, County of MONTEREY. vidual 2020. NAME STATEMENT 8300 TDD: 866-660-4288 Myron Rav- 2020. (PC704) The Petition for Probate requests Registrant commenced to transact busi- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision File No. 20201012 elo, Authorized Signatory SALE INFOR- (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. MATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON LINE that DEBORAH A. PETERSON be ap- ness under the fictitious business name Statement generally expires at the end of The following person(s) is(are) doing AT www.insourcelogic.com FOR AUTO- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS pointed as personal representative to listed above on N/A five years from the date on which it was business as: LF TRANSPORT, 1534 MATED SALES INFORMATION PLEASE NAME STATEMENT administer the estate of the decedent. S/ Cynthia Lynn Montgomery filed in the office of the County Clerk, Cherokee Dr., Salinas, CA 93906. CALL: In Source Logic AT 702-659-7766 File No. 20201042 The petition requests the dece- This statement was filed with the County except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of County of Principal Place of Business: Trustee Corps may be acting as a debt Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. dent’s will and codicils, if any, be admit- Clerk of Monterey County on June 26, Section 17920, where it expires 40 days MONTEREY. collector attempting to collect a debt. The following person(s) is(are) doing busi- after any change in the facts set forth in the ted to probate. The will and any codicils 2020 statement pursuant to Section 17913 other Registered Owner(s): Any information obtained may be used ness as: MARINA INTERNATIONAL are available for examination in the file NOEL S. PEREZ, 1534 Cherokee Dr.-1, for that purpose.Order Number 72094, FESTIVAL OF THE WINDS, 3152 Ocean 7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7/20 than a change in the residence address of Salinas, CA 93906. Pub Dates: 07/10/2020, 07/17/2020, Ter., Marina, CA 93933. kept by the court. CNS-3374907# a registered owner. A new Fictitious Busi- This business is conducted by an 07/24/2020, CARMEL PINE CONE Mailing address: P.O. Box 324, Mari- The petition requests authority to ness Name Statement must be filed before individual. Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 2020. na, California 93933. administer the estate under the Indepen- CARMEL PINE CONE the expiration. The filing of this statement The registrant commenced to transact (PC702) County of Principal Place of Business: dent Administration of Estates Act. (This July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 2020. (PC714) does not of itself authorize the use in this business under the fictitious business name Monterey. authority will allow the personal repre- state of a Fictitious Business Name in viola- or names listed above on June 17, 2020. Name of Corporation as shown in the tion of the rights of another under Federal, S/Noel S. Perez APN: 197-151-010-000 TS N Articles of Inc./Org./Reg.: THE MARINA sentative to take many actions without State, or common law (See Section 14411 June 17, 2020 o: CA08001043-19-1 FOUNDATION, 3152 Ocean Ter., Mari- obtaining court approval. Before taking FICTITIOUS BUSINESS et seq., Business and Professions Code). BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL TO No: 191301899-CA-VOI na, CA 93933. certain very important actions, howev- NAME STATEMENT Publication dates: July 17 24, 31, Aug. 7, INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE (The State of Inc./Org./Reg.: __ er, the personal representative will be File No. 20201086 2020. (PC716) IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant above statement is made pursuant to CA This business is conducted by a corpora- required to give notice to interested The following person(s) is(are) doing who declares as true any materiel matter Civil Code Section 2923.3(d)(1). The tion. persons unless they have waived notice pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business Summary will be provided to Trustor(s) The registrant commenced to transact busi- business as: and Professions Code the registrant knows and/or vested owner(s) only, pursuant ness under the fictitious business name or or consented to the proposed action.) Melendez Medical Billing Services, to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor to CA Civil Code Section 2923.3(d)(2).) names listed above on Jan 1, 2010. The independent administration author- LEGALS DEADLINE: punishable by a fine not to exceed one 6790 Tustin Road. Salinas, CA YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED S/ Dorothy Emerson, VP ity will be granted unless an interested 93907, County of Monterey thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also OF TRUST DATED May 11, 2007. UNLESS June 19, 2020 person files an objection to the petition Tuesday 4:30 pm aware that all Information on this YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL IN- and shows good cause why the court Registered Owner(s): statement becomes public record upon PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC FORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS Tina Marie Melendez, 6790 Tustin filing pursuant to the California Public SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who should not grant the authority. Records Act (Government Code Sections OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS declares as true information, which he or A hearing on the petition will be 6250-6277). AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- she knows to be false, is guilty of a misde- held in this court as follows: This statement was filed with the County TACT A LAWYER. On August 27, 2020 meanor punishable by a fine not to exceed Date: October 21, 2020 (' #? (9D<5 $B45B #? %# Clerk of Monterey County on June 19, at 10:00 AM, outside the main entrance one thousand dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code Time: 9:00 a.m. %B?@5BDI 44B5CC "''$# '(&( &"! #$( $ 2020. of the Monterey County Administration 17913). I am also aware that all Infor- (&)'(' '! #$( (& ' ')""&- $ ( NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision building located at 168 W. Alisal Street, mation on this statement becomes Public Dept.: 13 #$&"($# # (' $)"#( (( (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Salinas, CA 93901, MTC Financial Inc. Record upon filing pursuant to the Cal- Address: Superior Court of Califor- Statement generally expires at the end of dba Trustee Corps, as the duly Appointed ifornia Public Records Act (Government nia, County of Monterey, 1200 Aguaji- #$(' )#()#&')"#!#$&"T# five years from the date on which it was Trustee, under and pursuant to the power Code Sections 6250-6277). to Road, Monterey, CA 93940. filed in the office of the County Clerk, of sale contained in that certain Deed '($)"#($(!"-&$$#)$#"%$&"'-$#' This statement was filed with the County If you object to the granting of $ )"#($#($## ! %!Z)W R"($XQ-!M_# except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of of Trust recorded on May 23, 2007 as Clerk of Monterey County on June 23, the petition, you should appear at the Section 17920, where it expires 40 days Instrument No. 2007041386, of official 2020. (&S# M- (T" !Zb *` (U# (# (&$# (M !a) #M- after any change in the facts set forth in records in the Office of the Recorder of NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision hearing and state your objections or file .%)&')#( ($ *! $ K 1 ( ')""&- $ the statement pursuant to Section 17913 Monterey County, California, executed (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name written objections with the court before #$&"($# &&& ($ $* ' #$( (( ($ ( other than a change in the residence by AQUILINO ZARAZUA AND AMPE- Statement generally expires at the end of the hearing. Your appearance may be &$&$&%)!'$%-$('$)"#()($#!-($ address of a registered owner. A new LIA ZARAZUA, HUSBAND AND WIFE five years from the date on which it was in person or by your attorney. ( $%' %&$* ($ ( (&)'($&/ -$) & # )!( Fictitious Business Name Statement must AS COMMUNITY PROPERTY, as Trus- filed in the office of the County Clerk, If you are a creditor or a con- )#& $ (&)'( ( )#!'' -$) ( be filed before the expiration. The filing of tor(s), in favor of FINANCIAL FREEDOM except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of this statement does not of itself authorize SENIOR FUNDING CORPORATION, A Section 17920, where it expires 40 days tingent creditor of the decedent, you ($# ($ %&$(( -$)& %&$%&(- ( "- '$! ( the use in this state of a Fictitious Business SUBSIDIARY OF INDYMAC BANK, F.S.B. after any change in the facts set forth in the must file your claim with the court and %)! '! -$) # # ,%!#($# $ ( #()& $ Name in violation of the rights of another as Beneficiary, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- statement pursuant to Section 17913 other mail a copy to the personal represen- ( %&$# #'( -$) -$) '$)! $#(( under Federal, State, or common law TION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, in lawful than a change in the residence address of tative appointed by the court within the !+-&@E2<931E3D9?>C1<5?6D85(BECD?BPC9>D5B5CDG9<<25=145D?D85 (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and money of the United States, all payable a registered owner. A new Fictitious Busi- later of either (1) four months from 89785CD29445B6?B<1G6E<=?>5I?6D85)>9D54'D1D5C@1I12<51DD85D9=5?6 Professions Code). at the time of sale, that certain property ness Name Statement must be filed before the date of first issuance of letters to a C1<5 9> 31C8 31C895BC 3853; 4B1G> ?> 1 CD1D5 ?B >1D9?>1< 21>; 31C895BPC Publication dates: July 3, 10, 17, 24, situated in said County, California describ- the expiration. The filing of this statement 3853;4B1G>2I1CD1D5?B6545B1<3B549DE>9?>?B131C895BPC3853;4B1G>2I 2020. (PC637) ing the land therein as: AS MORE FULLY does not of itself authorize the use in this general personal representative, as de- DESCRIBED IN SAID DEED OF TRUST state of a Fictitious Business Name in viola- fined in section 58(b) of the California 1 CD1D5 ?B 6545B1< C1F9>7C 1>4 1CC?391D9?> ?B C1F9>7C 1CC?391D9?> ?B The property heretofore described is being tion of the rights of another under Federal, Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from C1F9>7C21>;C@53969549>'53D9?> ?6D859>1>391<?451>41ED8?B9J54 APN: 006-724-006-000 sold “as is”. The street address and other State, or common law (See Section 14411 the date of mailing or personal deliv- D? 4? 2EC9>5CC 9> D89C CD1D5 G9<< 25 85<4 2I D85 4ED54 DBECD55 1C TS No: CA08000864-19-1 common designation, if any, of the real et seq., Business and Professions Code). ery to you of a notice under section C8?G>2549>D5B5CD3?>F5I54D?1>4>?G85<42ID85 TO No: 191170665-CA-VOI property described above is purported to Publication dates: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 9052 of the California Probate Code. DBECD559>D8585B59>16D5B45C3B9254@B?@5BDIE>45B1>4@EBCE1>DD?1554 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE (The be: 285 ESQUILINE ROAD, CARMEL VAL- 2020. (PC705) ?6 (BECD 45C3B9254 251>D ?B above statement is made pursuant to CA LEY, CA 93924 The undersigned Trustee Other California statutes and legal Civil Code Section 2923.3(d)(1). The disclaims any liability for any incorrectness authority may affect your rights as G1BB1>DI 5H@B5CC54 ?B 9=@<954 B571B49>7 D9D<5 @?CC5CC9?> ?B Summary will be provided to Trustor(s) of the street address and other common FICTITIOUS BUSINESS a creditor. You may want to consult 5>3E=2B1>35CD?@1ID85B5=19>9>7@B9>39@1?D5CC53EB542I and/or vested owner(s) only, pursuant designation, if any, shown herein. Said NAME STATEMENT with an attorney knowledgeable in D85554?6(BECDG9D89>D5B5CD1>4<1D5381B75CD85B5?>1C@B?F94549>D85 to CA Civil Code Section 2923.3(d)(2).) sale will be made without covenant or File No. 20200993 California law. >?D5C 14F1>35C E>45B D85 D5B=C ?6 D85 554 ?6 (BECD 9>D5B5CD D85B5?> YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED warranty, express or implied, regarding Filing type: NEW FILING - with 655C381B75C1>45H@5>C5C?6D85(BECD556?BD85D?D1<1=?E>D1DD85D9=5 OF TRUST DATED December 5, 2007. title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay CHANGE(S) from the previous filing. You may examine the file kept ?6D859>9D91<@E2<931D9?>?6D85#?D935?6'1<5B51C?>12D =1I 25 7B51D5B ?> D85 41I ?6 C1<5 (BECD?B TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD secured by said Deed of Trust, with inter- doing business as: CARMEL AREA terested in the estate, you may file with AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN est thereon, as provided in said Note(s), Request for Special Notice & '*'#(1>4!)#*'#((&)'('$(*'#( RESERVATION SERVICE, 316 Mid the court a "!- (&)'( ( ))'( ED54 (BECD55 %!" EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE advances if any, under the terms of the Valley Ctr. #171, Carmel, CA 93923. (form DE-154) of the filing of an inven- PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU Deed of Trust, estimated fees, charges and County of Principal Place of Business: !$# "#"#( '&*' # &53?B454 1C SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On Au- expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts MONTEREY. tory and appraisal of estate assets or of >CDBE=5>D#? ?6$669391<&53?B4C9>D85?66935?6D85&53?B45B gust 25, 2020 at 10:00 AM, outside the created by said Deed of Trust. The total Registered Owner(s): any petition or account as provided in ?6"?>D5B5I?E>DI1<96?B>911D5?6'1<5 1D "%<135 main entrance of the Monterey County amount of the unpaid balance of the obli- SUZANNE E. GRAVELLE, 316 Mid Valley Probate Code section 1250. A Request ?6'1<5DD85=19>5>DB1>35D?D85?E>DI4=9>9CDB1D9?>E9<49>7 + Administration building located at 168 W. gations secured by the property to be sold Ctr. #171, Carmel, CA 93923. for Special Notice form is available <9C1< 'DB55D '1<9>1C =?E>D ?6 E>@194 21<1>35 1>4 ?D85B Alisal Street, Salinas, CA 93901, MTC Fi- and reasonable estimated costs, expenses This business is conducted by an from the court clerk. 381B75C 5CD9=1D54 1C ?6 D85 69BCD @E2<931D9?> 41D5 'DB55D nancial Inc. dba Trustee Corps, as the duly and advances at the time of the initial pub- individual. Attorney for Petitioner: Appointed Trustee, under and pursuant to lication of this Notice of Trustee’s Sale is The registrant commenced to transact 44B5CC?B?D85B3?==?>45C97>1D9?>?6B51<@B?@5BDI"''$#'(&( the power of sale contained in that certain estimated to be $843,385.58 (Estimated). business under the fictitious business name ROBERT E. WILLIAMS &"! %# !! '&%($# << D81D Deed of Trust recorded on December 18, However, prepayment premiums, accrued or names listed above on Oct. 1 2003. 215 W. Franklin Street, Ste. 219 35BD19>B51<@B?@5BDIC9DE1D549>D85?E>DI?6"?>D5B5I'D1D5?61<96?B>91 2007 as Instrument No. 2007093732, interest and advances will increase this S/Suzanne E. Gravelle Monterey, CA 93940 45C3B92541C6?<41<4 9>4?>D81D35BD19>=1@5>D9D<54"1@?61B=5<2ID85'515D369<546?B executed by LOIS W. WEETH, TRUSTEE amount. In addition to cash, the Trustee INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT B53?B4"1B38 9>D85$66935?6D85?E>DI&53?B45B?6D85?E>DI?6 OF THE LOIS W. WEETH LIVING TRUST will accept a cashier’s check drawn on a IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant or Court of California, County of Mon- DATED 5 MARCH 1998, as Trustor(s), in state or national bank, a check drawn by who declares as true any materiel matter terey on June 18, 2020. "?>D5B5I 'D1D5 ?6 1<96?B>91 9> *?4 (?G>C 1D favor of FINANCIAL FREEDOM SENIOR a state or federal credit union or a check pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, %175 (85E>45BC97>54(BECD5549C3<19=C1>I<9129<9DI6?B1>I9>3?BB53D>5CC FUNDING CORPORATION, A SUB- drawn by a state or federal savings and and Professions Code the registrant knows 2020. (PC709) ?6D85CDB55D144B5CC?B?D85B3?==?>45C97>1D9?>961>IC8?G>12?F5(85 SIDIARY OF INDYMAC BANK, F.S.B. as loan association, savings association or to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor @B?@5BDI85B5D?6?B545C3B92549C259>7C?<4N1C9CO6D85(BECD559CE>12<5D? Beneficiary, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- savings bank specified in Section 5102 of punishable by a fine not to exceed one 3?>F5I D9D<5 6?B 1>I B51C?> D85 CE335CC6E< 29445BPC C?<5 1>4 5H3?6=?>95C@194D?D85(BECD551>4D85CE335CC6E< money of the United States, all payable rized to do business in California, or other aware that all Information on this NAME STATEMENT at the time of sale, that certain property such funds as may be acceptable to the 29445BC81<<81F5>?6EBD85BB53?EBC56>?CDB55D144B5CC?B?D85B3?==?> statement becomes public record upon File No. 20201016 45C97>1D9?> 9C C8?G> 49B53D9?>C D? D85 ?6 D85 @B?@5BDI =1I 25 situated in said County, California describ- Trustee. In the event tender other than cash filing pursuant to the California Public Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. ing the land therein as: AS MORE FULLY is accepted, the Trustee may withhold the Records Act (Government Code Sections The following person(s) is(are) doing ?2D19>542IC5>49>71GB9DD5>B5AE5CDD?D8525>569391BIG9D89> 41IC?6D85 DESCRIBED IN SAID DEED OF TRUST issuance of the Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale 6250-6277). business as: TRUE LIFE HABITAT, 190 41D5 ?6 69BCD @E2<931D9?> ?6 D89C #?D935 ?6 '1<5 (85 6?<7 CD1D5=5>DC The property heretofore described is being until funds become available to the payee This statement was filed with the County A Pine Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950. #$(($%$(#(!&'1>4#$(($%&$%&(-$+#& sold “as is”. The street address and other or endorsee as a matter of right. The prop- Clerk of Monterey County on June 17, County of Principal Place of Business: 1B5 CD1DED?BI >?D935C 6?B 1<< ?>5 D? 6?EB C9>7<5 61=935C 1>4 1 common designation, if any, of the real erty offered for sale excludes all funds held 2020. MONTEREY. 3?EBD5CI >?D935 6?B 1<< ?D85B DI@5C ?6 @B?@5BD95C #$( ($ %$(#(! property described above is purported on account by the property receiver, if ap- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision Registered Owner(s): to be: 334 BISHOP AVENUE, PACIFIC plicable. If the Trustee is unable to convey &' 6 I?E 1B5 3?>C945B9>7 29449>7 ?> D89C @B?@5BDI <95> I?E C8?E<4 (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name GABRIEL GANDZJUK, 190 A Pine Ave., E>45BCD1>4D81DD85B51B5B9C;C9>F?29449>71D1DBECD551E3D9?>-?E GROVE, CA 93950 The undersigned title for any reason, the successful bidder’s Statement generally expires at the end of Pacific Grove, CA 93950. Trustee disclaims any liability for any in- sole and exclusive remedy shall be the five years from the date on which it was This business is conducted by an G9<<2529449>7?>1<95>>?D?>D85@B?@5BDI9DC5<6%<139>7D8589785CD2941D correctness of the street address and other return of monies paid to the Trustee and filed in the office of the County Clerk, individual. 1 DBECD55 1E3D9?> 4?5C >?D 1ED?=1D931<D9D<5 I?E D? 6B55 1>4 3<51B common designation, if any, shown herein. the successful bidder shall have no further except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of The registrant commenced to transact ?G>5BC89@ ?6 D85 @B?@5BDI -?E C8?E<4 1 259>7 Said sale will be made without covenant recourse. Notice to Potential Bidders If you Section 17920, where it expires 40 days business under the fictitious business name 1E3D9?>54 ?66 =1I 25 1 :E>9?B <95> 6 I?E 1B5 D85 89785CD 29445B 1D D85 or warranty, express or implied, regarding are considering bidding on this property after any change in the facts set forth in or names listed above on N/A. 1E3D9?>I?E1B5?B=1I25B5C@?>C92<56?B@1I9>7?661<<<95>CC5>9?BD?D85 title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay lien, you should understand that there are the statement pursuant to Section 17913 S/Gabriel Gandzjuk the remaining principal sum of the Note(s) risks involved in bidding at a Trustee auc- <95> 259>7 1E3D9?>54 ?66 256?B5 I?E 31> B5359F5 3<51B D9D<5 D? D85 @B?@5BDI other than a change in the residence June 17, 2020 -?E 1B5 5>3?EB1754 D? 9>F5CD971D5 D85 5H9CD5>35 @B9?B9DI 1>4 C9J5 ?6 secured by said Deed of Trust, with inter- tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not on address of a registered owner. A new BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL est thereon, as provided in said Note(s), the property itself. Placing the highest bid Fictitious Business Name Statement must INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT ?EDCD1>49>7 <95>C D81D =1I 5H9CD ?> D89C @B?@5BDI 2I 3?>D13D9>7 D85 3?E>DI advances if any, under the terms of the at a Trustee auction does not automatically be filed before the expiration. The filing of IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant B53?B45BC ?66935 ?B 1 D9D<5 9>CEB1>35 3?=@1>I 59D85B ?6 G8938 =1I 381B75 Deed of Trust, estimated fees, charges and entitle you to free and clear ownership of this statement does not of itself authorize who declares as true any materiel matter I?E16556?BD89C9>6?B=1D9?>6I?E3?>CE45B=1I8?<4=?B5D81>?>5=?BD7175?B created by said Deed of Trust. The total that the lien being auctioned off may be a Name in violation of the rights of another and Professions Code the registrant knows 4554?6DBECD?>D85@B?@5BDI#$(($%&$%&(-$+#&(85C1<5 amount of the unpaid balance of the obli- junior lien. If you are the highest bidder at under Federal, State, or common law to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor gations secured by the property to be sold the auction, you are or may be responsible 41D5C8?G>?>D89C>?D935?6C1<5=1I25@?CD@?>54?>5?B=?B5D9=5C2I (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and punishable by a fine not to exceed one D85=?BD7175525>569391BIDBECD55?B13?EBD@EBCE1>DD?'53D9?> 7?6 and reasonable estimated costs, expenses for paying off all liens senior to the lien be- Professions Code). thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also and advances at the time of the initial pub- ing auctioned off, before you can receive Publication dates: July 3, 10, 17, 24, aware that all Information on this D85 1<96?B>91 9F9< ?45 (85 <1G B5AE9B5C D81D 9>6?B=1D9?> 12?ED DBECD55 lication of this Notice of Trustee’s Sale is clear title to the property. You are encour- 2020. (PC706) statement becomes public record upon C1<5 @?CD@?>5=5>DC 25 =145 1F19<12<5 D? I?E 1>4 D? D85 @E2<93 1C 1 estimated to be $886,057.97 (Estimated). aged to investigate the existence, priority, filing pursuant to the California Public 3?EBD5CID?D8?C5>?D@B5C5>D1DD85C1<56I?EG9C8D?<51B>G85D85BI?EB However, prepayment premiums, accrued and size of outstanding liens that may exist Records Act (Government Code Sections C1<541D581C255>@?CD@?>541>4961@@<9312<5D85B5C3854E<54D9=51>4 interest and advances will increase this on this property by contacting the county FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 6250-6277). 41D56?BD85C1<5?6D89C@B?@5BDII?E=1I31<< ?BF9C9DD89C figure prior to sale. Beneficiary’s bid at recorder’s office or a title insurance com- NAME STATEMENT This statement was filed with the County said sale may include all or part of said pany, either of which may charge you a >D5B>5D +52 C9D5 8DD@ GGG>1D9?>G945@?CD9>73?= EC9>7 D85 69<5 >E=25B File No. 20201059 Clerk of Monterey County on June 22, 1CC97>54 D? D89C 31C5 >6?B=1D9?> 12?ED @?CD@?>5=5>DC D81D amount. In addition to cash, the Trustee fee for this information. If you consult either Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. 2020. will accept a cashier’s check drawn on a of these resources, you should be aware The following person(s) is(are) doing busi- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision 1B5F5BIC8?BD9>4EB1D9?>?BD81D?33EB3D9=5D?D85C3854E<54C1<5 state or national bank, a check drawn by that the same Lender may hold more than ness as: MINDFUL TRADER, 1100 Presi- (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name =1I >?D 9==5491D5 D85 D5<5@8?>5 9>6?B=1D9?> ?B ?> D85 a state or federal credit union or a check one mortgage or Deed of Trust on the dio Rd., Pebble Beach, CA 93953. Statement generally expires at the end of >D5B>5D +52 C9D5 (85 25CD G1I D? F5B96I @?CD@?>5=5>D 9>6?B=1D9?> 9C D? drawn by a state or federal savings and property. Notice to Property Owner The Mailing address: 798 Lighthouse Ave. five years from the date on which it was 1DD5>4 D85 C3854E<54 C1<5 1D5 %!" !$# "#"#( loan association, savings association or sale date shown on this Notice of Sale #303, Monterey, CA 93940. filed in the office of the County Clerk, '&*' # 1C (BECD55 %8?>5 # '53?>4 'DB55D savings bank specified in Section 5102 of may be postponed one or more times by County of Principal Place of Business: except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of the California Financial Code and autho- the Mortgagee, Beneficiary, Trustee, or a 1=@25<< 1<96?B>91 <9J125D8 ?425I *935 %B5C945>D%!" Monterey County. Section 17920, where it expires 40 days !$# "#"#( '&*' # ' ( $!!($& rized to do business in California, or other court, pursuant to Section 2924g of the Name of Corporation of as shown in the after any change in the facts set forth in such funds as may be acceptable to the California Civil Code. The law requires that Articles of Inc./Org./Reg.: INTEGRATED the statement pursuant to Section 17913 (("%(# ($ $!!( ( #- #$&"($# $(# Trustee. In the event tender other than cash information about Trustee Sale postpone- STRATEGIC RESOURCES, INC., 433 other than a change in the residence +!! )' $& (( %)&%$' #%% (? &"! %# is accepted, the Trustee may withhold the ments be made available to you and to the South 15th St., San Jose, CA 95112. address of a registered owner. A new $# issuance of the Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale public, as a courtesy to those not present State of Inc./Org./Reg.: ____ Fictitious Business Name Statement must Publication date: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 2020 (PC712) until funds become available to the payee at the sale. If you wish to learn whether July 24, 2020 The Carmel Pine Cone 21A

Regarding schools, Gov. Gavin Newsom has said that total cases, but that age group has also had the most fa- WEEK schools can reopen for in-class instruction if they are in talities. From page 1A counties that have not been on state’s monitoring list for Of the more than 3,700 cases in Monterey County, 14 consecutive days. Monterey County is not one of them. 2,225 have recovered from the virus, including 82 Thurs- “At this time, it does not appear that schools will be day. permission to reopen its shops, restaurants and services at able to open for in-class, in-person instruction this year in the beginning of June, but was 257.3 Wednesday. Monterey County,” Moreno said. Nursing facility hit hard Also adding to the higher virus numbers in the county A county spokeswoman later clarified Moreno’s state- Meanwhile, the state department of public health re- is the outbreak of cases at the Monterey County Jail, where ment, saying he meant to convey that he doesn’t believe ports that nine of the 16 skilled nursing facilities in Mon- 184 inmates were determined to be infected out of 529 that county schools would be able to begin the school year terey County have Covid-19 cases, including a facility in tested. Ten jail workers, of 211 who were tested, are also with in-class instruction. Salinas that has been hit particularly badly. infected (see story, page 19A). Windsor The Ridge Rehabilitation Center has had a to- Peninsula still has few tal of 18 positive residents and 10 or fewer deaths. Health Four new fatalities A majority of the county’s virus cases, 82.6 percent, care workers account for 22 cases at the Salinas facility, In addition to the 67-year-old Greenfield man, Mon- have been in Salinas or the Salinas Valley. Of the 181 new and 11 of those cases were discovered only Wednesday. terey County Sheriff’s Office spokesman John Thornburg cases the health department reported Thursday, 150 of Other skilled nursing facilities where both residents did not have information about the other three people who them occurred in those parts of the county. and staff have been infected are Windsor Gardens Reha- died, though the health department said Thursday that all The Monterey Peninsula had 16 new cases; seven in bilitation Center of Salinas and Windsor Monterey Care four were adults with underlying medical conditions. Seaside and six in Marina. There were no new cases in Center, each with 10 or fewer cases in each category. Pa- In explaining why he doesn’t believe the 14-day case Carmel and Pacific Grove, and Monterey had one. cific Coast Post Acute in Salinas has 10 or fewer infected rate will plummet anytime soon, Moreno told reporters Of the 3,726 total virus cases, 2,789 of those have af- residents, according to the state. said the number of virus cases rising daily in the county is fected Hispanic and Latino people, while 741 of the total The facilities in which only health care workers have “typical for a pandemic,” and that Monterey County would cases have affected people in a race and ethnicity the coun- been infected are Canterbury Woods in Pacific Grove; probably continue to exceed that metric for “some time.” ty categorizes as “other and under investigation.” Eden Valley Care Center in Soledad; Katherine Healthcare “We would have to have, I believe, probably less than White people have accounted for 138 cases, while 22 in Salinas; Mee Memorial Hospital’s skilled nursing facil- 30 new cases a day, on average, over 14 days in order to get confirmed cases have been among blacks and African ity in King City; and Westland House in Monterey. Each of us off the monitoring list,” he said. Americans, and 36 have been Asian and Pacific Islanders, those facilities have 10 or fewer cases. Moreno went on to say that the safety efforts most res- according to county statistics. The county also exceeds the state’s metrics for the per- idents are practicing “can slow the spread but can’t stop Most of the cases have affected people in the 25-34 age centage of nursing facilities with no new cases in the last the spread of a viral pandemic,” and he reiterated that it’s group, with the 35-44 group close behind. Those who are 14 days, and the overall test positivity rate for the past sev- critical “we all do what we can” to minimize infection. 65 and older have accounted for only 5.9 percent of the en days.

PUBLIC NOTICES Registrant commenced to transact busi- 9:00 AM in Dept. No. 13 located (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor This business is conducted by a corpora- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Statement generally expires at the end of punishable by a fine not to exceed one tion. NAME STATEMENT ness under the fictitious business name at 1200 Aguajito Rd., Monterey, The registrant commenced to transact busi- File No. 20201125 listed above on April 20, 2020 CA 93940. five years from the date on which it was thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. filed in the office of the County Clerk, aware that all Information on this ness under the fictitious business name or The following person(s) is(are) doing busi- S/ Juan Carlos Rosas, Jr. IF YOU OBJECT to the grant- except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of statement becomes public record upon names listed above on N/A. This statement was filed with the County ing of the petition, you should Section 17920, where it expires 40 days filing pursuant to the California Public S/ Scott O’Brien, CEO ness as: HUNTER PUBLIC RELATIONS & after any change in the facts set forth in Records Act (Government Code Sections July 6, 2020 SPECIAL EVENTS, 100 Clocktower Pl. Clerk of Monterey County on July 7, appear at the hearing and state the statement pursuant to Section 17913 6250-6277). BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL IN- #120, Office J, Carmel, CA 93923. 2020 Mailing address: P.O. Box 1049, Peb- your objec-tions or file written ob- other than a change in the residence This statement was filed with the County FORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS ble Beach, CA 93953. 7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7/20 jections with the court before the address of a registered owner. A new Clerk of Monterey County on July 17, TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who CNS-3380307# Fictitious Business Name Statement must 2020. declares as true information, which he or County of Principal Place of Business: hearing. Your appearance may be be filed before the expiration. The filing of NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision she knows to be false, is guilty of a misde- Monterey County. CARMEL PINE CONE in person or by your attorney. this statement does not of itself authorize (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name meanor punishable by a fine not to exceed Name of Corporation of as shown in the ublication dates: July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Statement generally expires at the end of one thousand dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code Articles of Inc./Org./Reg.: HPR, INC., 2020. (PC719) a contingent creditor of the dece- Name in violation of the rights of another five years from the date on which it was 17913). I am also aware that all Infor- 3328 Sycamore Pl, Carmel, CA 93923. under Federal, State, or common law filed in the office of the County Clerk, mation on this statement becomes Public State of Inc./Org./Reg.: CA dent, you must file your claim with Record upon filing pursuant to the Cal- This business is conducted by a corpora- the court and mail a copy to the (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of tion. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Professions Code). Section 17920, where it expires 40 days ifornia Public Records Act (Government The registrant commenced to transact busi- NAME STATEMENT personal representative appoint- Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, after any change in the facts set forth in Code Sections 6250-6277). ness under the fictitious business name or File No. 20201178 ed by the court within the later 2020. (PC722) the statement pursuant to Section 17913 This statement was filed with the County names listed above on April 1, 2000. Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. of either (1) four months from the other than a change in the residence Clerk of Monterey County on July 14, S/ Kristen E. Hunter, Treasurer The following person(s) is(are) doing address of a registered owner. A new 2020. June 8, 2020 business as: VALLEY CHIROPRACTIC, date of first issu-ance of letters to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Fictitious Business Name Statement must NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL IN- 28 Quail Run Cir. Ste. A, Salinas, a general personal representative, NAME STATEMENT be filed before the expiration. The filing of (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name FORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT IS California 93907. as defined in section 58(b) of the File No. 20201120 this statement does not of itself authorize Statement generally expires at the end of TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant who County of Principal Place of Business: California Probate Code, or (2) Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. the use in this state of a Fictitious Business five years from the date on which it was declares as true information, which he or MONTEREY. The following person(s) is(are) doing Name in violation of the rights of another filed in the office of the County Clerk, she knows to be false, is guilty of a misde- Registered Owner(s): 60 days from the date of mailing business as: SOIL AND SAWDUST, under Federal, State, or common law except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of meanor punishable by a fine not to exceed KEITH THOMAS MIGOTTI, 28 Quail Run or personal delivery to you of a 40 Clark Street, Suite G, Salinas, (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and Section 17920, where it expires 40 days Cir. Ste. A, Salinas, CA 93907. California 93901. Professions Code). after any change in the facts set forth in the one thousand dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code notice under section 9052 of the statement pursuant to Section 17913 other 17913). I am also aware that all Infor- This business is conducted by an California Probate Code. County of Principal Place of Business: Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, mation on this statement becomes Public individual. MONTEREY. 2020. (PC724) than a change in the residence address of Record upon filing pursuant to the Cal- The registrant commenced to transact Other California statutes and Registered Owner(s): a registered owner. A new Fictitious Busi- ifornia Public Records Act (Government business under the fictitious business name legal authority may affect your CATHERINE LOUISE CARDENAS, 40 ness Name Statement must be filed before Code Sections 6250-6277). or names listed above on April 19, 2013. rights as a creditor. You may Clark St., Suite G, Salinas, California FICTITIOUS BUSINESS the expiration. The filing of this statement This statement was filed with the County S/Keith Thomas Migotti 93901. NAME STATEMENT does not of itself authorize the use in this Clerk of Monterey County on July 7, 2020. July 13, 2020 want to consult with an attorney This business is conducted by an File No. 20201193 state of a Fictitious Business Name in viola- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL knowl-edgeable in California law. individual. Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. tion of the rights of another under Federal, (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT YOU MAY EXAMINE the file The registrant commenced to transact The following person(s) is(are) doing busi- State, or common law (See Section 14411 Statement generally expires at the end of IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant kept by the court. If you are a per- business under the fictitious business name ness as: SCOTT O’BRIEN REAL ESTATE, et seq., Business and Professions Code). five years from the date on which it was who declares as true any materiel matter or names listed above on July 6, 2020. 188 Del Mesa Carmel, Carmel, CA Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, filed in the office of the County Clerk, pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business son interested in the estate, you S/Catherine Cardenas 93923. 2020. (PC725) except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of and Professions Code the registrant knows may file with the court a Request July 7, 2020 County of Principal Place of Business: Section 17920, where it expires 40 days to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor for Special Notice (form DE-154) BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL Monterey. after any change in the facts set forth in the punishable by a fine not to exceed one of the filing of an inventory and INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT Name of Corporation of as shown in the LEGALS DEADLINE: statement pursuant to Section 17913 other thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant Articles of Inc./Org./Reg.: AVENUE REAL than a change in the residence address of aware that all Information on this appraisal of estate assets or of any who declares as true any materiel matter ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT INC., 188 Del Tuesday 4:30 pm a registered owner. A new Fictitious Busi- statement becomes public record upon petition or account as provided pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business Mesa Carmel, Carmel, CA 93923. Call Irma (831) 274-8645 or ness Name Statement must be filed before filing pursuant to the California Public in Probate Code section 1250. A and Professions Code the registrant knows State of Inc./Org./Reg.: CA/April 11, the expiration. The filing of this statement Records Act (Government Code Sections to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor 2008 email [email protected] does not of itself authorize the use in this 6250-6277). Request for Special Notice form is punishable by a fine not to exceed one state of a Fictitious Business Name in viola- This statement was filed with the County available from the court clerk. thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also tion of the rights of another under Federal, Clerk of Monterey County on July 13, Attorney for petitioner: aware that all Information on this State, or common law (See Section 14411 2020. VERLAN Y KWAN ESQ statement becomes public record upon et seq., Business and Professions Code). NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision filing pursuant to the California Public Publication dates: July 17 24, 31, Aug. 7, (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name SBN 243246 Records Act (Government Code Sections 2020. (PC717) Statement generally expires at the end of KEYSTONE LAW GROUP PC 6250-6277). five years from the date on which it was 11300 W OLYMPIC BLVD This statement was filed with the County filed in the office of the County Clerk, STE 910 Clerk of Monterey County on July 7, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of 2020. on or after the hour of 4:30 p.m., the City Council of the City NAME STATEMENT Section 17920, where it expires 40 days LOS ANGELES CA 90064 NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision File No. 20201188 after any change in the facts set forth in CN970831 PARASHIS (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name of Carmel-by-the-Sea will hold a Public Hearing in the Council Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. the statement pursuant to Section 17913 Jul 24,31, Aug 7, 2020 Statement generally expires at the end of Chambers located on the east side of Monte Verde Street between The following person(s) is(are) doing other than a change in the residence five years from the date on which it was business as: TAQUERIA SUPER POLLO, address of a registered owner. A new Publication dates: July 24, 31, filed in the office of the County Clerk, Ocean and Seventh Avenues, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California for the 1237 South Main St., Salinas, CA Fictitious Business Name Statement must Aug. 7, 2020. (PC721) except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of following purpose: 93901. be filed before the expiration. The filing of Section 17920, where it expires 40 days County of Principal Place of Business: this statement does not of itself authorize after any change in the facts set forth in MONTEREY. the use in this state of a Fictitious Business FICTITIOUS BUSINESS the statement pursuant to Section 17913 Proposed Action: Consideration of a Resolution establishing up- Registered Owner(s): Name in violation of the rights of another NAME STATEMENT other than a change in the residence ARMANDO LEPIZ, 382 Williams Rd., under Federal, State, or common law File No. 20201201 address of a registered owner. A new dated fees for Tree Pruning Permits, Tree Removal Permits, Tree SPC 4, Salinas, CA 93905. (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. Fictitious Business Name Statement must Appeals to the Forest and Beach Commission, and Tree Appeals to This business is conducted by a general Professions Code). The following person(s) is(are) doing be filed before the expiration. The filing of partnership. Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, business as: MYLKMAID MONTEREY, this statement does not of itself authorize the City Council. The registrant commenced to transact 2020. (PC720) 910 Casanova Ave. #3, Monterey, CA the use in this state of a Fictitious Business business under the fictitious business name 93940. Name in violation of the rights of another or names listed above on N/A. County of Principal Place of Business: under Federal, State, or common law Governor Newsom’s Executive Order N-29-20 has allowed local S/Armando Lepiz MONTEREY. (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and legislative bodies to hold public meetings via teleconference and to July 14, 2020 NOTICE OF PETITION TO Registered Owner(s): Professions Code). BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL ADMINISTER ESTATE OF AMALIA JANE LLOYD, 910 Casanova Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, make public meetings accessible telephonically or otherwise elec- INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT HARRY G. PARASHIS Ave. #3, Monterey, CA 93940. 2020. (PC723) tronically to all members of the public seeking to observe and to IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant Case No. 20PR000260 BRANDON PATRICK LLOYD, 910 who declares as true any materiel matter Casanova Ave. #3, Monterey, CA address the local legislative body. Also, see the Order by the Mon- pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business To all heirs, beneficiaries, cred- 93940. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS terey County Public Health Offi cer issued March 17, 2020. The and Professions Code the registrant knows itors, contingent creditors, and per- This business is conducted by a married NAME STATEMENT to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor sons who may otherwise be inter- couple. File No. 20201221 health and well-being of our residents is the top priority for the City punishable by a fine not to exceed one The registrant commenced to transact Filing type: ORIGINAL FILING. of Carmel-by-the-Sea. To that end, this meeting will be held via thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also ested in the will or estate, or both, business under the fictitious business name The following person(s) is(are) doing aware that all Information on this of HARRY G. PARASHIS or names listed above on N/A. business as: KINDNESS MONTEREY, teleconference and web-streamed on the City’s website ONLY. statement becomes public record upon A PETITION FOR PROBATE S/Amalia Lloyd 888 Munras Ave., Monterey, CA July 1, 2020 93940. filing pursuant to the California Public has been filed by Holly Torres County of Principal Place of Business: All interested persons are invited to attend via teleconference at the Records Act (Government Code Sections and Alexis S. Shiffer in the Supe- BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL 6250-6277). INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT MONTEREY. time and place specifi ed above to give oral or written testimony con- This statement was filed with the County rior Court of California, County of IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant Registered Owner(s): Clerk of Monterey County on July 14, MONTEREY. who declares as true any materiel matter ANNEE HAYDEN MARTIN, 888 Munras cerning this matter. Written comments may be submitted to the City 2020. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business Ave., Monterey, California 93940. Clerk at City Hall located on the east side of Monte Verde Street be- NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision and Professions Code the registrant knows This business is conducted by an (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name requests that Holly Torres and to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor individual. tween Ocean and Seventh Avenues, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, Statement generally expires at the end of Alexis S. Shiffer be appointed punishable by a fine not to exceed one The registrant commenced to transact 93921 or P.O. Box CC, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, 93921 or by thousand dollars ($1,000). I am also business under the fictitious business name five years from the date on which it was as personal representative to ad- or names listed above on July 1, 2020. filed in the office of the County Clerk, min-ister the estate of the decedent. aware that all Information on this email [email protected] prior to the meeting. With respect except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of statement becomes public record upon S/Annee Martin to written comments, please submit them at least 2 hours before the Section 17920, where it expires 40 days THE PETITION requests the filing pursuant to the California Public July 17, 2020 after any change in the facts set forth in decedent’s lost will and codicils, if Records Act (Government Code Sections BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL meeting in order to ensure they are provided to the legislative body the statement pursuant to Section 17913 any, be admitted to probate. Cop- 6250-6277). INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT and made part of the record. Comments received after that time and other than a change in the residence This statement was filed with the County IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant address of a registered owner. A new ies of the lost will and any codicils Clerk of Monterey County on July 14, who declares as true any materiel matter up to the end of the public hearing will be saved as part of the record Fictitious Business Name Statement must are available for examination in 2020. pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business but may not be provided to the legislative body prior to or during be filed before the expiration. The filing of the file kept by the court. NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision and Professions Code the registrant knows this statement does not of itself authorize THE PETITION requests the public hearing. the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in violation of the rights of another au-thority to administer the estate under Federal, State, or common law under the Independent Administra- Lien Sale Auction Advertisement The staff report and relevant documents will be available at least (See Section 14411 et seq., Business and tion of Estates Act. (This authority 72 hours in advance of the meeting on the City’s website at http:// Professions Code). Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to the California Self-Service Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, will allow the personal representa- www.ci.carmel.ca.us. The Council meeting will be televised live on 2020. (PC718) tive to take many actions without Storage Facility Act, (B&P Code 21700 et. seq.), the undersigned will the City’s website and archived there after the meeting. For more in- obtaining court approval. Before sell at public auction; personal property including but not limited to taking certain very important formation regarding City Council meetings, please contact the City FICTITIOUS BUSINESS actions, however, the personal furniture, clothing, tools, and/or other misc. items Clerk’s offi ce at (831) 620-2016. NAME STATEMENT representative will be required to File No. 20201135 give notice to interested persons Auction to be held at 1PM on 8/7/20 The following person(s) is(are) doing unless they have waived notice or at www.selfstorageauction.com. Britt Avrit, MMC business as: consented to the proposed action.) City Clerk T & A Supplies 365 Rock Rose St., The independent admin-istration The property is stored at: Soledad, CA 93960, County of Mon- authority will be granted unless an UPAYLESS SELF STORAGE terey interested person files an objection Please direct questions about this item to: Registered Owner(s): to the petition and shows good 1 BRIDGE STREET, SALINAS, CA 93901 Robert Harary, P.E., Director of Public Works Juan Carlos Rosas Jr. 365 Rock Rose cause why the court should not [email protected], or 831-620-2021 Street, Soledad, CA 93960 grant the authority. Angel Damion Sanchez Jr. Alondra Vargas Publication dates: This business is conducted by an Indi- A HEARING on the petition July 24, 31, 2020 vidual will be held on Oct. 28, 2020 at Publication dates: July 24, 31, 2020 (PC727) Publish Date: July 24, 2020 – The Pine Cone (PC726) 22A The Carmel Pine Cone July 24, 2020 SERVICE DIRECTORY DeDDeadline:addline: MMonday, 1 p.m. • NOTICE: SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS ARE ACCEPTED ONLY BY EMAIL • Email your ad to: [email protected]

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One restaurant owner who feels he has been unfair- CITATIONS ly targeted is Shaheen Alnuaimi of Mission Bistro. Last Flashing lights added From page 1A week, he sent a lengthy email to the city complaining about councilman Bobby Richards, who for a while was part of a committee on outdoor dining and was visiting to crosswalk at Ocean adopted a three-strikes rule for restaurant owners violating restaurants around town to advise them of the rules. PINE CONE STAFF REPORT their permits. “We’re coming up on 60 days since these outdoor ‘Belligerent, demeaning and belittling’ O MAKE it safer for pedestrians to cross Ocean Av- seating areas were permitted, and the planners have been Alnuaimi accused Richards of harassing him and of T HQXHDW+DWWRQ5RDGWZRVRODUSRZHUHGÀDVKLQJEHDFRQV working evenings and weekends really trying to get the being “belligerent, demeaning and belittling,” and he were installed July 13. permits approved and the designs approved,” Rerig said. complained Richards threatened to revoke his permit for ³5HVLGHQWVLQWKHDUHDDUHSDUWLFXODUO\FRQFHUQHGIRUWKH “And some folks are being great, but we still have some outdoor dining “if we didn’t comply promptly, without any VDIHW\RIVWXGHQWVIURP&DUPHO+LJK6FKRRODVWKLVLVWKH recalcitrant restaurateurs.” regards to our financial hardships.” only crosswalk across Ocean Avenue for people, especial- When he’s working Saturdays, for instance, Grunde “These strong-arm, mob tactics cannot stand,” he said, O\&DUPHO+LJKVWXGHQWVZDONLQJIURPWKHQHLJKERUKRRGV will help move extra tables and chairs away, remove elec- adding that his employees are afraid they’ll lose their jobs QRUWK RI 2FHDQ$YHQXH´ WK 'LVWULFW 0RQWHUH\ &RXQW\ tric heaters and music speakers, and get rid of other items because the bistro might get shut down. “I am afraid for 6XSHUYLVRU0DU\$GDPVWROG7KH3LQH&RQH that don’t comply. But when he returns 90 minutes later, my livelihood and my staff’s livelihoods.” Rerig said, “the extra chairs will be back, the electric heat- Further, he accused the councilman of bias because Could have cost more er will be back, and the amplified music will be back.” Richards owns a restaurant at Monterey Airport with Rich 7KHFRVWWRLQVWDOOWKHEHDFRQVZDVDERXW$G- City officials aren’t trying to take a hard line just for the Pepe, whom Alnuaimi considers a competitor, and of be- DPVVDLGWKHMREZRXOGW\SLFDOO\FRVWWZRRUWKUHHWLPHVDV sake of causing headaches, he added. ing racist. PXFKEXWWKHFRQWUDFWRUKDGWKHPDWHULDOVRQKDQGIURP Rerig fears that county or state officials who see people “After a written apology, I would like to have a formal DQRWKHUMRE failing to follow the health rules while waiting to be seat- investigation opened with regards to Mr. Bobby Richards’ 7KHPRQH\FDPHIURPWKHFRXQW\¶VQHZO\HVWDEOLVKHG ed or patronizing local restaurants, and who find owners behavior,” he said. “He has demonstrated that he is no FRPPXQLW\ URDG PDLQWHQDQFH SURJUDP ZKLFK DOORFDWHV violating their orders, will react by shutting down outdoor longer fit to sit on the city council, or participate, in an IXQGV IRU XQSODQQHG URDG SURMHFWV LQ HDFK VXSHUYLVRU¶V dining altogether. unbiased manner, or be a rational voice for our respected district. “I’m prepared to go to the next step,” he said. citizens.” 7KHFRXQW\DOVRSODQVWRUHVWULSHWKHFURVVZDONLQWKH FRPLQJZHHNV Get your complete Pine Cone every Thursday night by email — free subscriptions at www. carmelpinecone.com 7KHFRQWUDFWRUIRUWKHSURMHFWZDV&DO:HVW/LJKWLQJ DQG6LJQDO0DLQWHQDQFH

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Artists slowly return to Open Grounds Studios Drive-in at fairgrounds LIKE OTHER local arts groups, Open Ground Stu- Despite being unable to even work in their spaces, other dios is facing challenges surviving in the age of corona- artists kept paying their rent — even though several had offers ‘Mamma Mia’ virus. But artistic director Denese Sanders told The Pine been laid off from their jobs. “It’s a beautiful thing to see By CHRIS COUNTS Cone this week artists are slowly returning to their studios the artists committed to their spaces and to Open Ground to work again, and she’ s feeling hopeful about the future. Studios staying open,” Sanders said. OT ONLY is the Monterey Fairgrounds’ ‘new’ When the pandemic hit, Open Grounds Studios closed For artists who might be interested in renting one of N drive-in a hit with locals, but movie-goers are discovering its doors and moved its art classes online. While the on- the vacant studios, Sanders said she’s offering a “sliding that you know longer need to wait until sundown to watch line classes have become popular, the nonprofit is funded Covid-19 scale,” so there’s room for negotiation. a film — thanks to the wonders of modern technology. The studio received another boost when its rent was “Our LED screen is perfectly bright and clear at noon,” lowered. “Our landlord gave us discounted rent for the rest the fairgrounds’ event coordinator, Jenny Burkhardt, told of the year, and we’re passing it down to the artists,” she The Pine Cone. Art Roundup explained. The fairground’s Pattee Arena — where Jimi Hendrix, To keep the facility at 1230 Fremont Blvd. safe, a strict Otis Redding, Miles Davis and so many others have played By CHRIS COUNTS protocol is observed, and every artist cleans the surfaces — has been transformed in the drive-in. To keep moviego- they just worked on. ers safely spread apart, only 60 cars at a time are permitted primarily by the memberships of studio artists. Some pay Until Sanders can find artists to rent the three vacant inside. Tickets are $30 for each vehicle. $275 to $375 each month for private space, while others private studios, she’s brought a printing press into one of “We want to make sure there’s plenty of room between pay $150 for shared space. “It’s our bread and butter,” them, and making it available to local printmakers who vehicles for social distancing,” Burkhardt explained. “Ev- Sanders told The Pine Cone. don’t have access to presses — which is the case for some ery car has plenty of space around it.” Unfortunately, the shutdown took its toll on member- because schools are closed. Moviegoers have done a good job so far of complying ships, and three artists who had been renting private stu- Sanders is also interested in developing a program that with Covid-19 precautions. “Everyone has been super re- dios had to give them up. “We hadn’t had any vacancies would offer a handful of local high school seniors and col- spectful,” Burkhardt said. “They are wearing masks and since we started in 2016,” Sanders noted. lege freshman free access to the facility. staying away from each other.” Even though artists are only trickling The fairgrounds kicked off the family-friendly film se- back in, Sanders is thrilled to see it. ries in late June. Ticket sales were slow at first, but picked “We’re making art now,” she added. “It’s up fast. “We’ve sold out the last few weekends,” Burkhardt such a gift to the soul to be moving back reported. into a space that’s dedicated to our creative process.” See DRIVE-IN page 30A For more information, visit openground- studios.com. QDonations sought for miniatures show Just as it does each year, the Monte- rey Museum of Art is looking for donated paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture, and mixed media works to sell in its an- nual “Miniatures” show, which opens Nov. 12 and will be done online this year due to Covid-19. From Aug. 12 through Sept. 2, people can make appointments to drop off art in a courtyard next to the museum, which is located at 559 Pacific St. Art can also be PHOTO/MONTEREY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS mailed in. Printmaker Dora Lisa Rosenbaum is back at work at Open Grounds. For the first time People enjoy “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” from the safety of in four years, the Seaside art center has studio space available for artists. See ART page 30A their cars at the Monterey Fairgrounds’ pop-up drive-in movie theater.

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A couple bles to serve out front.” Sue Rosenstock, who of streets away, De Tierra Vineyards has a Disposable menus listing wines avail- Soup to Nuts briefly owned Cream and spot outside in front of the tasting room at able by the taste, glass and bottle, and Crumbles ice cream on Mission and Fifth. other items, are available, everything gets By MARY SCHLEY Lighthouse in downtown A dozen or so others able to serve cus- cleaned regularly, and everyone is follow- P.G. but was forced to close tomers near their shops on private property ing the rules handed down by the county serves all-beef, vegetarian and Polish dogs it due to the pandemic, said she stopped by pivoted quickly to that model, losing no health department and state regulators, of in numerous guises, like smothered in chili Lucy’s and found it “fabulous.” time in moving operations outdoors. Carm- course. and cheese or wrapped in bacon, sides such “They have incredible potatoes with all el Plaza management allowed the shopping Hutchison thanked her regulars for their as tater tots, mac ’n’ cheese and chili, and the fixings and Marianne’s ice cream, with center’s winetasting tenants, Blair, Wrath ongoing support and said she looks forward Marianne’s ice cream in scoops, shakes, comfortable outdoor seating,” she said. For and Hahn, to take their operations outside. to seeing their “familiar ‘smiling eyes’ be- sundaes, floats and splits. more information, go to lucyspg.com. While some, like De Tierra, are operat- hind those custom-made face masks.” The restaurant’s space at 1120 Light- ing on first-come-first-served basis, with For information, visit annexcarmel. house Ave. is filled with skateboard and QAl fresco tasting hours limited to Thursday through Sunday com. surf memorabilia, and the names of dishes from 1 to 6 p.m. and groups limited to no on the menu reflect popular surf spots and Several downtown tasting rooms are more than four people, others are taking QThe latest on Savor skate tricks. Aceves is an “ocean addict,” taking advantage of the city council’s deci- or requiring reservations, and some can and Green is also into roller derby. sion to let them use parking spaces to serve accommodate more people, depending on After holding a pop-up farmers market “We just dig it all,” the owners say. customers if they don’t have another out- their setups. in downtown Carmel when most business- Contact information for wineries and es were shuttered due to the coronavirus Tamie Aceves and Joleen tasting rooms throughout the county can pandemic, Colleen Logan, owner of Sa- Green have opened their be found at montereywines.org. Reach out vor the Local farm-to-restaurant delivery, new “surf shack” hot dog to those you’re interested in visiting to plan is bringing her products to customers in a joint, Lucy’s on Lighthouse, your itinerary and assure they have space different way. in P.G., while volunteers and time for you. Now, they can peruse the list of avail- are helping the Food Bank able fruits and vegetables, honey, cheese, for Monterey County and QAnnex pours outdoors, too eggs, yogurt, fresh pasta, pies, bread, gra- a group called All In feed nola and syrups at savorthelocal.com/mar- hospitality workers in need Ashleigh Hutchison, owner of the An- ket-items, order what they want, and then during drive-through markets nex wine bar at the Crossroads, received pick up their bags of goodies in the court- at Seaside High. confirmation last week from the ABC that yard outside Stationaery restaurant on San

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Peewee player In 2017, he was hired as head coach at the Uni- versity of Oklahoma, where he spent three seasons. He was named “Coach of the Year” in the Lone Star Alliance after guiding the Sooners to a 12-3 record in his ﬁrst season, then took the team to a 13-4 mark the following year. Three years ago, he was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at UC Berkeley, and this summer Enea and two former classmates, Brian Bajari, and Matt Soﬁa Enea, shown (left) with her father, Mario, played varsity lacrosse Olin, were to be enshrined into Stevenson’s Athletic and basketball last year as a freshman at Santa Catalina. Mario Enea Hall of Fame. The coronavirus pandemic curtailed (above) was a three-year standout at UC Berkeley, which inducted him plans for the induction ceremony, along with the 30- into its Athletic Hall of Fame in 2017. AALLLL OOFF JJULY—UPULY—UP TTOO FFIFTYIFTY PPERCENTERCENT OFFOFF AANDND NNOO SALESSALES TAX—TAX—EEVENVEN ONON LA-Z-BOYLA-Z-BOY RECLINERS!RECLINERS!

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AFTER NUMEROUS editorials in a row about the coronavirus epidemic, we’d like to turn to a more familiar subject: trees. Several weeks ago, the forest and beach commission considered an ap- plication from a beachfront resident to cut down a grove of very old and very large eucalyptus on her property, and some of the comments made during that meeting were so remarkable they cannot be allowed to pass without analysis. While humans love trees and almost always plant them wherever they decide to live, it’s important to remember that some trees are better than others — not only for the environment, but for commercial, aesthetic and safety reasons. Eucalyptus flunk on all counts. They are bad for the environment because they are imported and have a peculiar talent for driving out native species. They have little value as a crop because their wood isn’t suitable for lumber. They are ugly and drop too much debris on the ground. And they can unexpectedly clonk you on the head when one of their heavy branches falls, and make it much more likely your house will burn down during the next major fire. “It’s pitch canker, Mr. Jones. You’ve got to stop hugging trees.” From every logical point of view, eucalyptus are bad trees. This point becomes obvious when you consider how the forest and beach commission rus, we also need a functioning economy. Rudy Fischer, Pacific Grove would react if somebody proposed to plant a bunch of them in town. Letters CUSD and public comment Still, some people insist that nothing in Carmel should ever change — to the Editor Dear Editor, that the town should stay just the way it was when they discovered it. And Although a correction about CUSD and public comment at board meetings funnily enough, their blind loyalty to the way things are now even extends Ballot measure needed was printed in the last edition of The Pine Dear Editor, Cone, there is more to the story. to the miserable eucalyptus. They fought to prevent removal of the huge With almost 3 million Californians out We moved to a live meeting format be- of work, the unemployment rate is now at cause we are always looking for ways to grove that loomed over Fourth Avenue, and now they’re speaking out to least 16 percent, and the governor has again best serve our community. Many commu- ordered much of the state to shut down. nity members suggested that we consid- protect the one that still dominates the north end of the beach. The trees are Businesses around the state — and all er the idea. We agreed that a live format over the Monterey Peninsula — are in would provide more authentic interaction an insult to their surroundings, yet their defenders love them for the simple danger of closing for good. Meanwhile, with the community. The district has expe- despite spending $54 billion more than the rienced inappropriate images and poten- reason that they are already there. state will take in this year, our Legislature tial intrusion of live discussion known as fails to fully fund the needed testing, con- Hence, the comment from one member of the forest and beach commis- Zoom bombing. As a result, we have been tact tracing, and costs of isolation to get us cautious using Zoom. The district notified sion that when one group of eucalyptus was removed last year, it reminded past the coronavirus outbreaks. Mr. Shivers of this change in format. Nev- On a radio show recently, a Democratic ertheless, one week later, on July 9, Mr. him of the “Sahara desert,” and the comment from another that the property legislator admitted that they have not taken Shivers’ counsel demanded that CUSD responsibility for how the economy is run- show up in court, regardless of our com- where the trees had been removed had become an “eyesore.” Dear com- ning; they’re leaving that to the governor. mitment to live public meetings. With this lack of action on the part of Judge Lydia Villareal denied the request missioners: Please think about the future, and not just what meets your eye our state’s leaders, I think a citizen’s ini- for a temporary restraining order. CUSD tiative is in order for the 2022 election that has and continues to comply with the when you happen to drive down San Antonio Avenue. would prevent the state to close down busi- Brown Act, and the governor’s Emergency nesses and schools for a period of more Order N-29-90. Here on the Monterey Peninsula, we are blessed with native trees that than 30 days without the approval of three- It is one thing to sue the district for fourths of the state Legislature, and limit are some of the loveliest species on earth. These trees deserve not only the perceived violations of the Brown Act. It the pay of all elected state, county, and lois another to continue with the suit a week special protections they’ve been granted under the law, but the zealotry of cal officials during the shutdown. after the district’s intentions were known, Maybe sharing in the pain the people forcing us to incur costs to defend this friv- their defenders. Same thing with other flora and fauna, and our magnificent of California are experiencing will push olous lawsuit. the Legislature to come up with plans and Further, for attorney Krista Ostoich to scenery. funding to address future emergencies. It report a false outcome of the hearing to would also ensure that the governor does The Pine Cone is disappointing to say the But not the eucalyptus. They should all go, and the sooner, the better. not have unchecked dictatorial powers to least. shut and open the economy unilaterally on Karl Pallastrini, a whim. While we do need to beat the vi- CUSD Board of Education

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The positive news is they plan to shutting down galleries, curbing tourism, move forward by reimagining their busi- REFERENCE to the “sanitary 13th from San Carlos to San Antonio. From A canceling shows and festivals, and cur- ness in creative ways. board” in a previous column led to some there the line went south on San Antonio to tailing the money-making opportunities of “I’m a little melancholy about the whole questions from readers on its history and Santa Lucia, and then in odd angles to the the artists themselves, many of whom host thing, but satisfied that this is the best de- purpose. Carmel River Beach, where a large septic workshops for aspirants hungry to learn cision moving forward,” said Brimer, who The Carmel Sanitary District was tank was built. Two items in the original their secrets. scheduled 18 workshops for 2020 before formed in August 1907 to install a sewer plans were not completed. The tank was to In 2013, plein air painter Rich Brimer the coronavirus arrived in Monterey Coun- system for the fledgling community want- have a maintenance line to clear any block- realized a dream when he and his partner, ty. “We’ll do our first virtual workshop ing to advance beyond outhouses and cess- ages, and an outfall was to extend to the Monday with Angus Wil- pools. In April 1908, the sanitary board Carmel Point for release of the liquid over- son, who was originally was announced plans to place a bond measure flow into the ocean. planning to teach in person on the ballot to pay for a sewer system. Carmel’s Artists for three days, but instead This led A.A. Canfield, owner of the Car- Contamination will teach virtually, using mel Hotel, to challenge the legitimacy of Carmel incorporated as a city in 1916, By DENNIS TAYLOR Zoom, over four days.” the district. He claimed it had been formed but the sanitary district continued to man- The workshop is limited without the knowledge of the majority of age the sewer system, some of which was photographer Carol Henry, opened Carmel to a dozen students. Check availability at local landowners. The court agreed with outside the city limits. In the early 1920s, Visual Arts, a multi-faceted business that carmelvisualarts.com/angus. Canfield. the city passed a $40,000 bond measure brings elite artists — some from as far as Also still on the schedule at Carm- The suit caused only a slight delay, and added lateral sewer lines to accommo- Europe — to Carmel’s Barnyard Shopping el Visual Arts — but sold out — is a re- date the city’s growth. Village to teach their craft in high-end, treat-style workshop at Asilomar Confer- Sewage spills onto the boutique workshops. ence Grounds in October featuring Eastern beach in 1924 made it ob- European portrait artist Alex Kanevsky, History Beat vious that an outfall was ‘A little melancholy’ who is based in Philadelphia. needed. Unable to get per- Distinguished artists who have taught The status workshops featuring Cal- By NEAL HOTELLING mits for an outfall, the dis- workshops at CVA over the years include vin Liang, Terri Ford, Jim McVicker, Karl trict developed a new plan. Steven Assael, Kim Lordier, Mary Whyte, Dempwolf, Matt Smith, and Alan Ross and however. Officials quickly created a legal In May 1926 there were 240 sewer con- Ray Roberts, Daniel Keys, William Wray, Ted Orland (together) are still to be deter- sanitary district based on an 1891 Califor- nections serving 1,200 people. At a cost of Peggi Kroll-Roberts, Marc Dalessio, Mary mined. nia law. An election of officers was held in $2,000, the district reconstructed the septic Whyte, Max Ginsburg, Sean Cheetham, The only significant change he antici- July 1908 and, on Aug. 19, the new board tank, added two partitions, and installed a Lori Putnam, Robert Liberace, Shelby pates for 2021 will be the absence of his approved plans and estimates prepared by filtration bed. This increased the system’s Keefe, Kerik Kouklis, Randall Sexton, Bri- Barnyard location, said Brimer, who still civil engineer H.B. Fisher to build a main capacity to serve up to 2,500 people. Still, an Booth Craig, Charles Muench, Larry expects to host world-class artists for plein sewer line and septic tank for $12,500. it was only a temporary fix. Moore and Theresa Oaxaca, among others. air workshops, and at selected indoor ven- They called for a vote on the issuance of Over the next few years, the district The business also hosted demonstration ues. bonds in October. board worked to develop a more permanent nights, painting parties featuring live mod- “I’m still as committed to this commu- solution. This good-faith effort brought le- els, and other activities, as well as a gallery. nity as I’ve been for the past seven years, Odd angles niency from the state as the old system of- The first two years were “start-up time,” but this pandemic has made me see the The bond measure passed, but action ten led to contamination of the beach and Brimer said. “For the last five, business has need to be more nimble and flexible, with- was delayed by another suit challenging adjoining waters. been going like gangbusters.” out the strong financial ties to a brick-and- the legality of the board and its work. This In 1933, the board announced plans to Those good times ended in March, mortar building,” he said. time the court ruled in favor of the district, build a sewage treatment plant south of the and Brimer and Henry say they’ll shut the Brimer, 57, lived in the Southern Cal- and the bonds went on sale in March 1909. river. A 20-year bond issue, assessing 15 doors to their brick-and-mortar operation ifornia city of Dominguez through his Buyers, however, did not rush in. It was not cents per $100 of valuation to pay for the junior high school years, until April 1911 that sufficient bonds were $83,700 project, was placed on a March graduated from Rowland sold to move forward. 1934 ballot. The board also anticipated High School in the San Ga- Following the plans, the original sewer a $15,600 grant from the federal govern- briel Valley, then earned a lines were built down Ocean Avenue from ment’s Public Works Administration. fine arts degree from Cali- Junipero to Monte Verde and then south fornia Lutheran University where they joined another line built down See HISTORY next page in Thousand Oaks. “I took photography, painting and drawing, but what I didn’t learn in school was how to make a living in the art industry,” he said.

Moving on He found work as a graphic designer, then became the art director for a magazine. “I also worked four and a half years for a biotech company, and when they laid me off, I joined an art center in Camarillo called Studio Channel Islands,” said the artist, who rented a space there from 2010- 2013. “That was the ﬁrst time I had ever been part of a big colony of artists. PHOTO, CIRCA 1930/PAT HATHAWAY, CAVIEWS.COM PHOTO/CAROL HENRY There were about 40 of This view looking south from what is now Carmel River State Beach (with the Carmel River lagoon on Rich Brimer is a plein air painter who, with his partner, Carol Hen- them there, including Carol the left) shows the town’s early attempt at sewage treatment. The sign reads: “The public is warned to ry, opened Carmel Visual Arts in 2013. In the wake of the pandem- keep off these premises — the beach is contaminated.” ic, they’re taking the center’s classes online. See ARTIST next page

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tion was deemed complete at a meeting of the board on HISTORY Sept. 7, 1939. The final costs came in at $113,980 with ARTIST From previous page $62,730 to come from property owners. From previous page In November 1939, invoices were sent to property owners based on the board’s calculation of $1.10 per $100 The bond issue failed 350-184. The opponents wanted valuation. A typical home, then valued at $1,500, would Henry.” a cheaper outfall system, refusing to believe the board’s have been billed $16.50. The more expensive commercial Henry, a fine-art photographer, and Brimer mutually declaration that it could not be permitted. The next week properties along Ocean Avenue were assessed much high- decided to dedicate themselves full-time to art and began the entire board of the sanitary district — including three er. Many individuals owned multiple lots. to shop for an ideal place to relocate and launch a business. who had just been reelected — resigned, leaving it to Gov. A series of suits by a group of commercial property “We considered Santa Fe, Portland, Laguna Beach, Se- James Rolph to appoint a new board. owners delayed payments, but in August 1943, the court attle, and four or five other spots, but finally decided on Instead, Rolph reappointed the old board, and in June, it ruled in favor of the district and ordered the property own- Carmel,” he said. “I immediately fell in love with Point petitioned the state to reorganize the district under a newer ers to pay the assessments. Lobos, which, to me, is the most inspirational painting state law to keep pace with booming population of Califor- In the end, we can thank the farsighted leaders of the spot I’ve ever seen.” nia cities and emerging technology to handle the sewage district for developing a sewer treatment plant that could Brimer places landscape legend Edgar Payne (1883- all those people generated. That fall the board and the city be expanded — and has been numerous times. In January 1947) and modern-day realist Len Chmiel at the top of his made an agreement that the district would take responsi- 1990, the Carmel Sanitary District changed its name to list of inspirations. bility for all the sewer lines. Otherwise, no new ideas to Carmel Area Wastewater District, which is now celebrat- “I love the way Payne used muted tones, with enough handle the waste arose. ing 112 years of continuous service. contrast to make everything stand out,” he said. In March 1935, three new members were elected to the “But Chmiel is the biggest inspiration for my current board, including Pine Cone publisher Ranald Cockburn, style. His perspective gave me a whole new way to look at who was named secretary. Builder Hugh Comstock, a the design of a painting.” holdover from the 1934 board, was named president. Re- GROVER Teaching art also is a favorite activity for Brimer, who invigorated by the new members, the board worked with From page 6A serves as chair of the Monterey County chapter of the Cal- engineers to develop the best solutions. ifornia Art Club. “I really enjoy sharing whatever knowledge I’ve picked Resigned and reelected “Usually it takes a year or two, start to finish, to have up from all the workshops I’ve gone to, and hosted, and In July 1936, Comstock announced that the only viable a study published,” he said. “You do the research and fol- experienced as I’ve watched other artists working. I’ve solution for Carmel was still a land-based sewage system, low-up. You might observe people for your study for a year learned a lot of different ways to paint,” he said. “I can expandable to grow with community needs. Dissenters or so. You write your article and submit it to a journal. see pretty clearly where somebody is struggling, and I can persisted, but the board was unanimous. In September It goes through a peer-review process, where several col- usually give them guidance to help them past that scary 1936, the entire board resigned just prior to an election. leagues make sure your information seems accurate and spot — that moment when they’re totally lost and don’t The message: “Vote us back in and we will proceed.” The the methods were good. If it gets through that process, the know what to do. I enjoy seeing people become illumi- voters reelected all five. study gets published. nated and watching them get excited about their painting Firming up plans and building support took most “With coronavirus, we just don’t have that kind of time,” again.” of 1937. They would fund the $105,000 project with a Grover said. “People are dying. We need something.” The couple recently purchased a second business — an $47,000 public works grant and, under the State Assess- Wearing a mask in public, said the doctor, is something 1871-vintage, Italian-style manor in Kentucky, the Wild- ment Act, use direct assessments to avoid a bond vote. the public needs to universally embrace until the pandemic flower Ranch Inn, a bed-and-breakfast where art work- Negotiations to buy the land delayed construction. It took is under control. shops also will be on the menu for visitors. until July 1938 to negotiate purchase of the 7-acre site just “Covid-19 is a two-way street. If I’m irresponsible, I Brimer’s art can be seen online at richbrimer.com. Hen- south of the river and west of Highway 1. It took until Sep- might contract the disease myself, and I also might give ry’s photography is at carolhenry.com. Updates for work- tember to obtain rights to an access road. it to someone else,” he said. “I’d love it — and my nurses shops at Carmel Visual Arts can be found at carmelvisu- With a few more hoops, the contract for construction would love it — if all of us could go back to work without alarts.com. was finally awarded to F.S. Stolte of Pacific Grove in a mask again, and our patients could see when we’re smil- Dennis Taylor is a freelance writer in Monterey County. February 1939. At the same time, W.J. Tobin company of ing at them, but there’s no science to support the notion Contact him at [email protected]. Oakland was contracted to build the sewer lines for Hatton this virus will simply go away. I don’t think anybody can Fields, which had been added to the district. The construc- predict how long this will last or how it will end.” DRIVE-IN From page 24A Church of the Wayfarer (A United Methodist Church) This Saturday, two screenings of “Grease” are sold out. 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By KELLY NIX failed to adequately warn or prevent the vicious attack,” And because Jurow was present when her son was at- according to the suit. McSweeney said Jurow filed the tacked, “she suffered severe emotional distress,” her law- complaint after “extensive and repeated efforts” to resolve MOTHER who says a Carmel Valley man’s dog suit claims. A the matter informally with The Wine House were unsuc- “viciously” attacked her young son last year has filed a Paul Wylde’s social media page contains numerous cessful. lawsuit against the pet owner and the winetasting room in photographs of a Rhodesian ridgeback named Ralph, The Wine House and its insurance carrier, McSweeney Carmel Valley Village where she said it happened. though it’s not clear if it is the same hound the Jurows al- said, denied liability for the attack and “shifted all blame The July 13 complaint filed by Giovanna Jurow alleges lege was responsible for the attack. He did not respond to to the dog owner.” that a Rhodesian ridgeback owned by Paul Wylde “aggres- messages seeking comment. sively and viciously” bit her then 5-year-old son, Jacob, on the top of his head on Aug. 30, 2019, while they were at connected at our 20th high school reunion.” The Wine House on E. Carmel Valley Road. SPORTS Enea is a real estate advisor for Engel & Volkers in “Wylde’s dog was not properly restrained, and as a di- From page 27A Oklahoma City. Friends can reconnect with him at mario. rect result of the lack of restraint, the dog viciously at- [email protected]. tacked Jacob, causing severe injuries and permanent scarring,” alleges Jurow’s lawsuit filed in Monterey County each week to play two of those schools in back-to-back Superior Court. Wylde, the suit says, was negligent be- games, then host the same schools for back-to-back games cause he didn’t control the dog. the following weekend. The complaint, which seeks an unspecified amount in After playing as a freshman at Drew University, Enea monetary damages, does not detail the extent of the boy’s was convinced to transfer to Cal by former Stevenson injuries or the circumstances that led up to his being bitten. classmate Yuri Hauswald (Class of ’88), who was playing Jurow’s San Mateo attorney, Brian McSweeney, wouldn’t lacrosse for the Golden Bears. say whether the boy provoked the dog or was petting him In 1995, Enea and teammates made the cover of La- when he was bitten, but told The Pine Cone that Jurow and crosse Magazine, which featured a story with the headline, her son were “invitees of The Wine House at the time of “Is Cal the Best in the West?” the attack.” “Playing at Cal was wonderful. We lost the champion- The complaint alleges The Wine House was also negli- ship game in my sophomore year and vowed as a team gent because it allowed Wylde’s dog on the premises “and to come back the following season in better condition,” he said. “We won the conference when I was a junior and GAVEL senior.” From page 4A Only defeat Cal finished his senior year with a season-ending St. Patrick’s Day road trip to Boston, where they beat Holy while she was at the babysitter’s house. She stated that the Cross and lost to Boston College — the only defeat of the touching was both over and under the clothes. However, year for the Golden Bears. she did not disclose any substantial sexual conduct. In subsequent years, Enea founded the Tribe Lacrosse Subsequent investigation by the Salinas Police Depart- Club in Pebble Beach and BraveHeart Lacrosse, an elite ment uncovered a second child, Jane Doe 2 (age 4), who travel team in Pacific Grove. He also has owned and oper- disclosed that Aparicio touched her inappropriately in the ated several lacrosse-focused retail stores in San Rafael, El past. Jane Doe 2 also disclosed that Aparicio touched her Cajon, Dublin and Lafayette. private parts over and under the clothes when she was also He recently celebrated his 7th wedding anniversary being babysat by his wife. When Aparicio was interviewed with his wife, Whitney, an Oklahoma native who attend- by the police, he denied the allegations. Other children ed Briarcliff School (now Stevenson Lower School) while who were babysat at the same home were interviewed and Enea was at All Saints Day School in Carmel Valley. Both did not disclose any inappropriate touching. graduated from Stevenson high school. Aparicio will be sentenced to three years in prison and “We met at a Young Life activity and were boyfriend/ PHOTO/COURTESY MARIO ENEA will be required to register as a sex offender for life. girlfriend as seventh- and eighth-graders,” he said. “We re- Ritter Enea, 7, is playing on a lacrosse team coached by his dad.

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