VolumeThe 101 No. 9 Carmel On the Internet: www.carmelpinecone.com Pine Cone February 27 - March 5, 2015 TRUSTED BY LOCALS AND LOVED BY VISITORS SINCE 1915 Baby sheep melt hearts at Grand jury Mission Ranch, including Clint’s communications

By CHRIS COUNTS Milagro has won the affection of Eastwood, who to remain secret attended the Oscars in Hollywood this week with his girl- CLINT EASTWOOD might play a tough guy in the friend Christina Sandera, the former manager of the By MARY SCHLEY movies, but the recent arrival of 13 baby sheep at Mission restaurant at Mission Ranch. Ranch brought out his sensitive side. WHILE A January letter from the Monterey County “He loves those lambs,” Barbara Wigham of Mission See SHEEP page 12A Civil Grand Jury to the City of Carmel demanding personnel Ranch said of the filmmaker and actor, who has files of several employees was made public, all other com- owned the hotel and restaurant since 1986. “He munications between officials and members of the civil comes to visit them every day.” grand jury investigating the town’s operations and dealings In an effort to boost the size of the ranch’s flock under former city administra- of Scottish blackface sheep, a ram was introduced tor Jason Stilwell will remain last August to the herd’s 20 ewes. Nature took its under wraps, according to an course, and over the last month, 15 lambs were email from interim city clerk born. All but two have survived. Lee Price Feb. 19. One lamb in particular has melted just about “Pursuant to the penal Citing state everybody’s heart, including Eastwood’s. code, the civil grand jury’s law and fearing “His twin died, and he was very lethargic for work is confidential,” Price three or four days,” recalled Wigham, who has wrote. “Each person called ‘being subject added the title of sheep manager to her duties at before the grand jury signs a to legal action’ Mission Ranch, where she works as the hotel’s pledge to keep his/her com- events director. “He was so weak, he couldn’t ments and any matters raised stand and reach his mama. I didn’t think he was or documents sought by the going to live.” panel confidential.” In an effort to save the lamb, Wigham inter- An outside attorney vened. advised the city the California Public Records Act “does not “One of the men who works here, Lamberto, override the penal code’s confidentiality provisions,” she and I learned how to milk the mother and feed the said. “Thus, the city and its agents cannot release any mate- baby with a bottle. The first day we did it, the rials pertaining to the civil grand jury or its investigation mother was very nervous and agitated — she had without potentially being subject to legal action initiated by never given birth before. So Lamberto started the civil grand jury.” singing Christmas carols to her in Spanish, and PHOTO/COURTESY BARBARA WIGHAM, MISSION RANCH In January, civil grand jury foreman pro-tem Louis she calmed right down. It was really cool. I said, Panetta, chairman of the Carmel investigative committee, ‘It’s a miracle,’ and Lamberto said, ‘milagro.’ So An employee at Mission Ranch feeds Milagro, a lamb who recently joined demanded information from the personnel files of the late we named him Milagro.” the hotel’s flock of sheep but was too small and weak to reach his mother. Steve McInchak, Margi Perotti, Leslie Fenton, John Hanson, Art Black, Tim Meroney and Susan Paul. McInchak died of a heart attack while on paid leave, and Perotti and Fenton were terminated under Stilwell but have since been given Officials to discuss roundabout concerns back pay and rehired, as was Hanson. Black and Meroney left the city’s employ years ago, though they had a contract to do By KELLY NIX Highway 68, since left turns from the professional center will be prohibited. See SECRET page 23A GROWING CONCERNS over ambulance access to And that, according to the hospital, could create a logjam Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula and other at the entrance to CHOMP, and preventing ambulances, doc- issues once the Highway 68 roundabout is fully under con- tors and others from entering and exiting the hospital during Serial rapist struction, and even after it’s open, will bring together city emergencies. officials, project planners and others next week in hopes of That concern — and others, including longstanding wor- resolving their differences over the project. ries about traffic through the area while the road is being torn to be released in CHOMP officials last week said they’re worried that once up for the roundabout project — will likely be hashed out at the roundabout is open in 2017, drivers who want to head a closed-door meeting hosted by 5th District Monterey Monterey County eastbound on Highway 68 from nearby Carmel Hill County Supervisor Dave Potter on March 2. Representatives Professional Center, which CHOMP owns, will be forced to from Carmel, Pacific Grove, the Pebble Beach Co., By KELLY NIX make U-turns at the hospital intersection to return to California Highway Patrol and the project’s backers, the Transportation Agency for Monterey County and the City of A SEXUALLY violent predator from Seaside who raped Monterey, will attend. several women in the 1970s and 1980s has been cleared for “The main genesis of the [meeting],” Potter told The Pine release from a state hospital Judge to rule whether Cone Thursday, “is that there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot for sex offenders and could of talk about traffic circulation. The meeting will be an soon be a Monterey County opportunity for anybody who is going to be answering the resident again. water district fee phone during construction to find exactly how it’s going to Eldridge Lindsey Chaney work.” Jr. was convicted of rape and will be on Nov. 3 ballot The meeting is apparently needed because, even though assault with intent to commit the roundabout has been in the works for years, a lot of peo- rape on several women By KELLY NIX ple seem to be just starting to think about it. including a military wife and A TAMC official said this week that the agency was a 16-year-old girl. Chaney, THE TAXPAYERS group that sued the Monterey caught off guard by CHOMP’s comments to The Pine Cone who’s in his early 60s, spent Peninsula Water Management District nearly two years ago that it’s concerned about emergency vehicle ingress and about 20 years in prison over a disputed “water supply charge” that’s being added to egress to the hospital, especially considering CHOMP agreed before being transferred for everybody’s monthly Cal Am bills asked a judge this week to to the left turn prohibition at Carmel Hill Professional Center treatment at state hospitals in put the issue on the November ballot so voters can decide on in 2006 as a condition to building its Forest and South pavil- Atascadero and Coalinga. the fee. ions. But on Oct. 7, 2014, a The request was made during a trial Tuesday in which “It would be an understatement to say that we were sur- Monterey County Superior Monterey County Superior Court Judge Efren Iglesia heard prised by the comments made by the hospital,” TAMC com- Eldridge Chaney Court judge — whose name arguments for and against the monthly surcharge, which munity outreach coordinator Theresa Wright told The Pine in the 1980s was not released by a county makes up a good chunk of the water district’s budget. The Cone this week. spokesman — ordered Monterey Peninsula Taxpayers Association, which filed suit Wright said improvements were already made to accom- Chaney’s release from Coalinga State Hospital to begin “out- over the fee, contends it’s a tax that should be repealed. modate U-turning vehicles at the CHOMP intersection, patient treatment” somewhere in Monterey County. The fee, imposed in October 2012, is calculated at including a second left-turn lane from CHOMP onto “We’ve been notified that the search for housing in

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By CHRIS COUNTS carried her back to the trail, which according to Scoggins was no easy task because of the A YOUNG Seaside woman learned the steep and rugged terrain. There they waited hard way this week that Big Sur’s steep ter- for help to arrive. rain can be dangerous. But thankfully, she About an hour and 40 minutes after the lived to tell about it. accident, Scoggins and several other rescue The 19-year-old woman — whose name workers finally reached her. The woman was has not been released — was scampering stabilized, placed in a basket and carried along Soberanes Creek in Garrapata State along the trail until another team of rescue Park Tuesday afternoon just after 3 p.m. workers arrived with a stretcher that could be when a boulder, estimated to weigh 300 wheeled out. By the time she was loaded into pounds, came loose and briefly pinned her an ambulance, it was about 7 p.m. foot against another rock before rolling The woman was transported to away. Community Hospital of the Monterey The incident happened about two miles Peninsula. up the canyon and a short distance from the “It took a little while to get in there, and official hiking route, the Soberanes Canyon it took a little while to get her out, but she Trail, state parks lifeguard Shane Scoggins was OK,” Cal Fire Battalion Chief Jude told The Pine Cone. He said the woman’s Acosta told The Pine Cone. boyfriend was nearby when she was hurt. Scoggins, meanwhile, was impressed by Seeking help for his girlfriend, the man the help the woman received from others returned to the trail and soon met a group of who were hiking along the trail. hikers. Part of the group returned to the “People do a really good job of taking scene of the accident, while the others hiked care of one another on that trail,” he added. back to Highway 1 to alert authorities and “It was another instance where a hiker was in request medical assistance. a precarious situation, and people took hours The hikers and the woman’s boyfriend out of their lives to help her.”

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BY CHRIS COUNTS out a big chunk of earth that supported the trail. The washout is located about 2.9 miles THANKS TO the efforts of volunteers from the trailhead near Highway 1. from the Ventana Wilderness Alliance, a “The force of the water that came through stretch of the Pine Ridge Trail that was oblit- there was amazing,” said Tom Murphey of erated in December by a slide was made the United States Forest Service. “It really passable just in time for the recent three-day scoured the hillside.” weekend when hundreds of backpackers After getting permission from the forest took advantage of unseasonably warm service, which had closed the main hiking weather to visit the Big Sur backcountry. Triggered by heavy rains, the slide took See TRAIL page 13A

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By KELLY NIX about $10 million. By KELLY NIX Lucius, who has held her council seat Pacific Grove Mayor Bill Kampe also since 2012 and holds a Ph.D. in political sci- PACIFIC GROVE is among the most wasn’t aware of the report but said it looked CONGRESSMAN SAM Farr may have ence, said she’s seeking feedback from con- “financially distressed” cities in California, thorough. “Yes, we have a very heavy burden a formidable challenger in 2016 if he decides stituents and others about her consideration and joins Carmel as among the “most heavi- from CalPERS and we have been working to run again for the seat he’s held for more to run, which she is not taking lightly. ly indebted,” according to a nonpartisan very hard to change it,” he told The Pine than two decades. Under federal law, Lucius think tank that studied the pension burdens Cone Tuesday. Pacific Grove City would have to quit her job at of more than 400 municipalities. For instance, Kampe said the city requires Councilwoman and Naval NPS before announcing her The California Policy Center study higher employee contributions than most Postgraduate School pro- intentions. She has a husband, released Feb. 17 indicates that of the 459 cities and pays employees in a way that helps fessor Casey Lucius, a 38- Bob, a former Marine, and a 5- cities it analyzed, P.G. ranks as the eighth alleviate future pension burdens. “We have year-old Republican, year-old son, Bobby. most financially distressed, considering ratio taken steps that put us among the leaders in announced this week she’s “We have a family, a mort- of total pension debt to total annual revenue. reducing pension costs in California,” he considering taking on gage and responsibilities,” she In the “California City Pension Burdens” said in his State of the City address Tuesday. Farr, a 73-year-old said. “I have to be realistic report, the Tustin-based group found that the “In fact, we have reached the practical limits Democrat, who’s been vir- about whether this could total amount owed by Pacific Grove — in the of what a city can do locally.” tually unchallenged since work.” form of pension obligation bonds or its Pacific Grove resident John Moore, who he was first elected to the While Farr has said he’s not unfunded pension liability — is 151.5 per- has been highly critical of P.G.’s pension job in 1993. ready to retire, Lucius said she cent of the city’s total annual revenue. mess, said that while city officials contend “I think I could gener- will make a decision regardless While Pacific Grove took in $24,393,663 the balance on the pension bonds is about ate some energy and of his intentions. in revenue in 2013, its pension debt was $12 million, he figures the city is on the enthusiasm in the job,” “I think he has served the $36,962,420, according to the policy center, hook for more than $26 million. Lucius told The Pine which said it compiled “key financial data “They will tell you that the principal bal- Cone. Casey Lucius See LUCIUS page 13A for California cities, with a focus on the ance is only $12 million, but that is mislead- impact of pensions on cities’ fiscal health.” ing because there is substantial accrued Carmel and P.G. are also among 58 cities interest that should be added to principal,” the report lists as the “most heavily indebt- Moore said. “The fact is, the bonds cost ed,” a category that includes cities that had about $1.8 million a year through 2029 and pension obligations as of June 30, 2013. that is over twice the $12 million.” Carmel has issued $6,280,000 in pension Kampe said Moore is “looking at the pay- bonds and has $19 million in revenue, while ments over a period of time. That is typically P.G. — which pays about $1.8 million annu- not the way you look at your liabilities on a ally for such bonds — has issued balance sheet. You look at your debt out- $19,365,355. standing.” Carmel city administrator Doug Schmitz Oakland, Costa Mesa and Richmond were ~TRAVEL TO~ was unaware of the report but said Carmel is the top three most financially distressed financially “healthy,” and has reserves of cities, according to the analysis. ANTA N T ARCTA R C T ICAI C A Carmel Valley Ranch Real Estate

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lamb to the mother who lost her baby and waited. Before While Carmel is a virtual playground for dogs, it’s sheep SHEEP long, the mom took the baby as her own. It’s called grafting. that are treated like royalty at Mission Ranch — sometimes to From page 1A It was pretty amazing.” the dismay of dog owners. To protect the sheep, dogs aren’t “A team of professionals” has been assembled to help allowed on the property. manage the needs of the lambs, Wigham said. A local veteri- “It’s not that we’re not dog-friendly, but we’re sheep- “Clint knows Milagro and plays with him,” she said. “He narian, Sean Hardcastle, “has stepped in and taken the lead” friendly,” said Sue Carota, the general manager of the Mission will put his hand out and Milagro, who is very playful, will and has “been there whenever we needed anything.” She cred- Ranch. “They’re part of our family here.” ram it. The little lamb frolics in the meadow and kicks up his ited a husband-and-wife team of shepherds, Don and Jocie While Wigham couldn’t say when the present flock of heels. He is so happy to be alive. I keep Clint informed about Hoch, with providing invaluable assistance. “It’s been a group sheep arrived, she said sheep have grazed in the meadow “off Milagro’s progress.” effort,” she explained. and on” during the past century. But regardless how long Wigham has learned much about raising lambs in the last Wigham also commended Eastwood for his encourage- they’ve been there, they’re a big deal today at Mission Ranch, few weeks. When one of lambs died, she took one another ment and support of the team’s efforts. where they’ve joined Point Lobos and Carmel River Beach as from a ewe who had recently given birth to triplets, “covered “Clint is a true animal lover,” she said. “He’s told me, ‘I part of the scenery. it with the smell of the baby who didn’t make, introduced the want what’s best for these sheep.’” “They are loved by everyone,” she added.

Just weeks old, Milagro (left) shows off his budding horns while his mother looks on. He is one of 13 lambs that now frolic in the picturesque pasture (right) at Mission Ranch, which is widely known for its flock of Scottish blackface sheep.

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The district also alleges that the taxpayer group’s petition FEE was technically flawed, since it did not include information TRAIL From page 1A regarding its formula for the surcharge — an issue Iglesia From page 6A addressed. a variety of rates depending on the property and its water use. “The argument, which seems persuasive,” the judge told The plaintiffs — taxpayer association members Rick Thum, “is that what you presented to the voters was an route up the Big Sur River, VWA volunteer wilderness Heuer, Ron Pasquinelli and Tom Rowley — want Iglesia to incomplete [referendum], essentially.” rangers built a temporary trail around the slide. declare the surcharge invalid or allow voters the chance to Thum said that even if the “highly complicated” formula decide on it. had been included, it would have been “confusing” to the vot- ‘Getting loved to death’ Early on in the nearly three-hour trial in Monterey, the ers and wouldn’t have allowed property owners to calculate Backpackers poured into Big Sur over Presidents’ Day group’s attorney, Margaret Thum, requested that Iglesia allow their own fee, anyway. weekend — and most of them were headed up the Pine Ridge a referendum to be submitted to voters in November. “You are underestimating the voters,” Iglesia responded. Trail. The destination for many was Sykes Camp, which is “The main thrust of this case,” Thum told Iglesia during famous for its enticing but somewhat overrated warm sulphur her closing arguments, “is the unfairness to the public and Water district’s ‘life blood’ springs. the property owners. They have been marginalized. They In defense of the surcharge, Colantuono told Iglesia that “Social media is driving it,” Murphey said. “It gets built up have not been given the right to vote on this referendum.” without the funds, “it’s an immediate cutoff to [the water dis- as a Shangri-La and everybody has to get there. It’s getting trict’s] life blood.” loved to death.” Petition rejected However, the judge questioned whether Colantuono’s Mike Splain, the executive director of the VWA, agreed. After the water district imposed the fee, the taxpayers statement was “exaggeration,” and he pointed to previous “Big Sur is bursting at the seams,” Splain said. “It’s stagger- group circulated a petition to overturn it, and filed suit in comments by the district that it has other means of revenue to ing how many people are coming.” June 2013 after the water district’s board of directors rejected stay in business. With the onslaught of backpackers come many who have the petition, even though about 4,100 voters signed it. “We are not trying to live off this thing,” Colantuono little experience with camping in a wilderness area. They The water supply charge garners about $3.7 million every responded. “We are trying to provide a service.” often leave behind garbage and equipment they don’t want to year — money the district uses to fund water projects, pay its The taxpayers group, though, says that not only do voters carry out. staff and cover other expenses. have the right to reject the fee, the water district charges “We have 300 pounds of trash collected by volunteers that Water district attorney Michael Colantuono argued that above and beyond what it needs. In the first year of the fee, is stashed near Sykes,” Murphey explained. “But the storms the agency doesn’t need to ask voters for permission to make he said, it carried over $1.4 million to the next year. Thum keep dropping trees across the trail, so we can’t get mules in them pay a fee because it has the “legislative authority” to also argued that the district double bills customers, since the there to haul it out.” impose the fee on its own. surcharge is said to help pay for a water storage facility that “We are entitled to charge for the services we provide,” he Cal Am funds, a point Iglesia seemed to agree with. There’s more than one trail said of the water district, which was formed on June 6, 1978. “Under the present arrangement, Cal Am pays for the cost As the forest service and the VWA brace for what promis- to operate the [water storage project] to the district,” Iglesia es to be a very busy year on the Pine Ridge Trail, officials are said, “and Cal Am then passes this cost onto the customers. encouraging people to consider hiking elsewhere in the area. And so consumers effectively have to pay twice.” Murphey and Splain agreed that the vast majority of hikers PARK But Colantuono said that while Cal Am and the district only walk along the 10-mile stretch of trail between Highway From page 10A collaborate, each entity provides its own set of services. 1 and Sykes Camp. Yet there are over 300 miles of hiking relieve pressure from other parks in the area and result in less “If Cal Am were independently capable of providing all trails in the immediate area. At places like Bottchers Gap, the cars parked along Highway 1. the services, the district never would have been created,” Los Padres Dam, Escondido Camp and China Camp, trails Payan brushed aside Kemp’s complaints about the view- Colantuono said. “The district was created to provide those lead to backpacking sites as scenic as anything you’ll find shed, noting that “from Inspiration Point you can see thou- things that only a government can provide.” along the Pine Ridge Trail — minus the overrated sulphur sands of homes.” And he said many of her other concerns Iglesia took the case under submission and will issue a springs. “There are so many other destinations that are quiet will be addressed in the lengthy public process to develop a written ruling. and nice,” Splain noted. longterm access plan for the park. In addition to Payan, others urged the planning commis- believe it’s a foregone conclusion that the county’s next rep- sion to back the parking lot plan, including park district LUCIUS resentative will be a Democrat. board member Kelly Sorensen, Big Sur Land Trust board From page 7A “One of the pieces of feedback I’ve gotten is it’s going to member Nigel Lovett and affordable housing advocate Alfred be hard for a Republican, since it’s a Democratic district,” she Diaz-Infante. district well, but the world has changed,” Lucius said. “The said. “We live in a one-party state where there is one-party Before the vote on the project, Carmel area planning com- security environment has changed, and I think it’s time for a rule. But I don’t think that is what the people of California missioner Martha Diehl recused herself because the issue new generation of leadership, new ideas and a new way of want. I think the people want a two-party political system.” “might have an effect on something I have an interest in.” The thinking about things.” Jimmy Panetta, son of former county congressman, CIA Carmel area’s other representative on the planning commis- Lucius’ interest in national security is no coincidence. She Director and Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, told The sioner, Keith Vandevere, said he’d like to see access to the teaches a class on national security decision making at the Pine Cone in early 2013 that he’s considering running for park increased immediately. “If I could, I would vote to allow Naval Postgraduate School’s Naval War College, a position Farr’s seat, but only when Farr retires. the public to park along Highway 1 like they do at every she’s held for six years. “I teach the policy making process in One of the best pieces of advice Lucius said she’s gotten other park in the area,” Vandevere said. terms of U.S. foreign policy,” she said, “but also how, for so far is that politics is a long game, not a short one. Even though the parking lot can’t be used for at least two example, what influence the United Nations, our partners, “It’s not always what happens in two years,” she said. “It’s years, park officials want to build it as soon as possible so allies and our adversaries, have on our decision making.” about establishing credibility and a reputation for yourself, they won’t lose a $250,000 grant from the California Rivers Though there are far more Democrats than Republicans in and demonstrating to people you are doing this for the right Parkway Program, which expires this year. Monterey County, Lucius, a moderate Republican, doesn’t reasons.”

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Dueling shows kick off Spielberg at Jewish Film Fesival — festival, celebrate the ‘Stranger than fiction’ Israeli air force story heyday of jazz By CHRIS COUNTS Ironically, the first planes in the Israeli air force were German Messerschmitts, which the fledgling country pur- OFFERING A preview of the fun to come over the next FACING A coordinated attack by five Arab countries, chased from a cash-poor Czechoslovakia. three days, the Portola Plaza Hotel in downtown Monterey the new nation of Israel desperately needed to build an air “The story seemed stranger than fiction,” Spielberg told will be the site of two events Thursday, March 5, that pay force from scratch in 1948. In her new documentary, “Above The Pine Cone. “It was too crazy to believe. I wasn’t looking tribute to the golden age of jazz in the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s. and Beyond,” film producer Nancy Spielberg tells the amaz- for a story at the time — the story just plain-old grabbed me. We3 — a trio featuring pianist Jeff Barnhart, clarinetist ing story of how fewer than 200 volunteer pilots — more I said to my husband, ‘This has my name all over it.’” Bob Draga and drummer Danny Coots — present a concert than half from the United States — succeeded in that task, After teaming up with director Roberta Grossman, starting at 7 p.m. in the hotel’s Bonsai Room. Just steps away, a swing dance party, “Puttin’ on the Ritz,” begins at 7:30 p.m. in the hotel’s De Anza Ballroom. The sec- ond event showcases the talents of Swing Fever, an eight- piece band that will back cabaret singer Denise Perrier. Tickets are $30 for the We3 show, $25 for the swing party, or $50 for both. The two events kick off the 35th annual Jazz Bash by the Bay, which happens Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 6-8, On A High Note

By CHRIS COUNTS on eight stages at the hotel and the adjacent Monterey The “Above and Beyond” crew (left) Conference Center. captures a flyover by a vintage airplane Once known as Dixieland Monterey, the festival changed in England. Nancy Spielberg (above) its name to better represent the many different forms of jazz poses with former pilot Harry Livingston. that thrived between the two world wars, including swing, ragtime, zydeco, blues, gypsy jazz and others. risking not only their lives, but in some cases their citizen- Spielberg set about locating the pilots from the war who were This year’s lineup features 35 musical acts, including ship and jail time, to aid the struggling nation. still alive. She said about 190 fought in the conflict, and 15 Steve Lucky and the Rhumba Bums — which played last One of eight entries featured at this year’s fifth annual were found and interviewed. year in Sunset Center’s Studio 105 — Le Jazz Hot, The Carmel Jewish Film Festival, the documentary screens “I think it is important to capture as many stories as pos- Royal Society Jazz Orchestra, singer Banu Gibson and Saturday, March 14, at the Middlebury Institute of sible from that generation, whether they are Holocaust sur- young stride piano sensation, Stephanie Trick. International Studies in Monterey. The festival kicks off vivors or pilots from the 1948 Arab-Israeli War,” she The performers breath new life into the music that provid- March 7 and continues through March 22. explained. “Their twilight is fading. Once they’re gone, ed the soundtrack to the Roaring Twenties, the Great The sister of the celebrated filmmaker with the same last we’ve lost something very critical.” Depression and World War II. name, Spielberg became fascinated with the story of the Spielberg also interviewed Shimon Peres, who served as “The music from that era still resonates today,” festival Israeli Air Force after reading the obituary of Al Schwimmer Israel’s president from 2007 until last year. A member of spokeswoman Betsy Shea told The Pine Cone. “It’s the in 2011. Using deception, ingenuity and improvisation, Israel’s Haganah defense forces during the 1948 conflict, Schwimmer led the effort to smuggle both planes and pilots Peres had an intimate knowledge of the creation of his coun- See MUSIC page 27A into Israel on the eve of the country’s first and most signifi- try’s air force. cant war with its neighbors, who rejected a plan by the “They couldn’t shut him up,” recalled Spielberg of the United Nations in late 1947 to carve a Jewish state out of interview, which lasted twice as long as its scheduled 45 min- Palestine. utes. “He had a twinkle in his eye as he was transported back Israel’s need for airplanes was dire because Egypt was to the days of his youth.” supplied with Spitfires from Great Britain. But the effort to To recreate the visual spectacle of planes and pilots in create an air force faced two major obstacles. First, Great combat, Spielberg enlisted the services of the best in the Britain and the United States embargoed arms sales to Israel. business, George Lucas’ Industrial Light and Magic, the divi- And second, U.S. citizens were prohibited from joining the sion of his film company that created the visuals in the fight. Some who defied the order — including one who was- n’t even Jewish — were later jailed or lost their citizenship. See FILM page 26A Sitkoovvetsky Piano T Trrior ART “outstanding” “robust” “fiery” “delightful”d

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WITH BERNARDUS Lodge closed Phillips opened Rancho Cielo with 22 restaurant, the culinary students have a good Bistro, private events and other clients. The until late March for remodeling, chef Cal kids in 2003. Since then, it’s grown to serve chance of finding jobs. lodge was closed early last December for an Stamenov and his executive sous chef, Eric hundreds, and includes a gym, a wide range “So when they leave the nest, they’re extensive remodel, including expansion of Piacentine, were more than happy to take of programs, an amphitheater and, most ready to work,” he said. the restaurants and upgrades to all the guest over the kitchen at Rancho Cielo in Salinas recently, transitional housing for 30 boys that Stamenov also brought longtime sous chef amenities, and while originally set to reopen for a while. was built by the kids themselves. The ranch’s Anna Steege, food and beverage director in mid-February, it’s now slated to open its The nonprofit tries to get teenagers next big project is a $4.5 million vocational Michael Marcy and restaurant manager Jeff doors toward the end of March. who’ve been in trouble with the law back on center that will include welding, tractor Jung to the popup dinner, and, working with Last week, the group that owns the lodge, mechanics, a small Taylor the students, they created “a menu that would Woodside Hotels (which also owns the Farms processing facility and incorporate things these kids wouldn’t have Monterey Plaza Hotel), announced the hiring soup to nuts other amenities. A golf-course worked with before,” Stamenov said. of Sean Damery as vice president and general greens-keeping program is in Bernardus Winery, although no longer under manager. With more than two decades’ expe- the works, too, and Phillips the same ownership as the lodge, provided rience in the industry, Damery will be By MARY SCHLEY said the new center will allow the wine. responsible for day-to-day management of Rancho Cielo to double the Their first course was a beautiful salad of the lodge. His previous posts include execu- number of kids it serves. heirloom apples with strawberries, fennel, tive vice president at Devil’s Thumb Ranch the straight and narrow, and offers a culinary At the ranch’s Drummond Culinary roasted beets, feta cheese and citrus vinai- Resort in Colorado, general manager of the academy for those interested in careers in the Academy, headed by chef Paul Lee, the stu- grette, paired with 2013 Saignée de Pinot Dolphin Bay Resort & Spa, and director of hospitality industry. Last week, the two chefs dents learn front-of-the-house and kitchen Noir, followed by lobster chowder, where the operations at the Monterey Plaza. collaborated with young people in the acad- skills, often guided by guest chefs who take deeply flavored bisque was poured over each emy to create a dinner worthy of being the time to share valuable insights, tools and bowl of clams, Meyer lemon, Yukon Gold n La Piccola Casa grows served at any high-end resort. techniques. Bakers have shown them how to potatoes, snap peas and butter brioche crou- At the Feb. 20 dinner, Rancho Cielo make bread, and PigWizard Jonathan tons, paired with 2012 Monterey County Restaurateur Joe Rombi has owned La founder John Phillips, a recently elected Roberts spent a week taking them through Chardonnay. Third, squab breast, seared and Piccola Casa on 17th Street in Pacific Grove county supervisor and retired Superior Court the process of butchering and processing served rare, with blackberry, sweetbreads, for a decade. After selling his restaurant next judge, told the story of the former county- whole hogs into all sorts of products, accord- squab liver mousse and Savoy cabbage, door, La Mia Cucina, in 2013, he put all his owned boys’ ranch that covers 100 acres ing to Lee. paired with 2011 Santa Lucia Highlands focus on the little café, transforming it to northeast of the city of Salinas. Wanting to But, he added, “cooking is the easiest Pinot Noir, and for the main course, Colorado more of a full-line restaurant. While he do a better job with wayward juveniles than part.” The challenge comes in teaching stu- lamb with Morroccan spices, currant cous serves coffee and pastries daily, La Piccola just sending them to jail, Phillips conceived dents how to write resumes, dress for inter- cous and herb yoghurt, paired with an amaz- Casa is open for lunch and dinner Wednesday of Rancho Cielo as a means of teaching them views, speak professionally and present ing library wine: the 2002 Signature through Sunday, offering Rombi’s signature vocational skills and giving them the struc- themselves. Armed with the skills to create Marinus, the winery’s flagship Bordeaux pastas and other Italian dishes. ture they’d need to make their way in the real sophisticated dishes in the kitchen, and to blend. Finally, the students and guest chefs, “I do all the cooking and am also the world. deftly and smoothly serve clients in their with advice from former Bernardus pastry barista,” said Rombi, adding that he hopes to chef Ben Spungin, crafted their version of a put his restaurant on people’s radar, just as fig newton, with thyme and local honey ice the neighboring La Mia Cucina was for so cream, served with 2009 Griva Late Harvest long. His wife, Laurie, makes the breakfast Sauvignon Blanc. Attendees were suitably pastries and desserts from scratch, including impressed, showing their appreciation by giv- indulgent carrot cake, a fudgy brownie, a sat- Joe Rombi (second ing the Bernardus team and student chefs a isfying breakfast cookie and a few different from right) appreci- standing ovation. muffins and breads. ates his crew at La Soon, Stamenov and his crew will be back “She has a knack for it,” he said. “Baking Piccola Casa in at work in the kitchen at the lodge, turning Pacific Grove, including Oscar out dishes for Marinus restaurant, Wickets Continues next page Contreras (right), who has worked for him for 18 years, SUNSET PRESENTS Anival Ponciano and Maria Garcia. Rosanne Tickets are going Cash Thursday, March 19 at 8PM PHOTO/MARY SCHLEY fast! Winner of “Best Americana Album,” 2015 GRAMMY® Awards.

New York Gilbert Monterey’s Favorite and Sullivan Players: Bar Menu! HMS Available all night at the bar and everywhere until 6:30 Pinafore Friday, March 20 at 8PM CRISPY ORGANIC CAULIFLOWER Roasted Red Pepper Aioli 8 Ride a wave of music and laughter PRIME RIB EGG ROLLS Caramelized Onions, Three Cheese Blend 10 in this seafaring romp! The Whaling Station Restaurant STEAK SANDWICH ALSO COMING: Choice of PRIME Rib Eye or Kobe Sirloin proudly features on Garlic Toast Fancy Nancy The Musical The World’s Best USDA PRIME Steaks Roquefort Iceberg Wedge and Fries 18 Saturday, April 25 at 3PM BLACKENED KING SALMON FILET Aged to Perfection! on Garlic Toast ABBA Mania Roquefort Iceberg Wedge and Fries 19 Thursday, April 30 at 8PM SLOW-BRAISED PRIME BEEF SHORT RIB Bourbon Barbecue Sauce 19 Buddy ULTIMATE FRENCH DIP Shaved USDA PRIME PRIME RIB, Sourdough Roll, Au Jus, Guy Roquefort Iceberg Wedge and Fries 18 Friday, April 3 at 8PM WHALING STATION CHEESEBURGER Ground Filet Mignon on a Toasted Bun Blues legend, GRAMMY® winner, Sauteed Mushrooms and Onions Melted Gruyère, Fries 16 and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. OPEN-FACE BBQ BEEF SANDWICH Shaved Prime Rib, Piled High on Garlic Toast House-Made Bourbon-Based BBQ Sauce Martha Graham Roquefort Iceberg Wedge and Fries 18 Dance Company: FILET MIGNON MEDALLIONS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Spinach Essential Port Wine-Mushroom Sauce 19 at 4:30pm for Cocktails • Dinner Service begins at 5pm PAN-FRIED SAND DABS Graham Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes, 763 Wave Street Citrus Beurre Blanc, Sautéed Spinach 18 Wednesday, April 22 at 8PM (Just Above Steinbeck’s Cannery Row) WS BAR CAESAR SALAD Whaling Station Garlicky Anchovy Dressing The most celebrated modern dance Parmesan Cheese, Toasted Croutons 8 Monterey, California Add: company in America. French-Fried Calamari 7 Blackened King Salmon Filet 12 (831) 373-3778 Sliced Grilled Kobe Sirloin 12 “If God did not intend for us to eat animals, then why did he make them out of meat?” www.sunsetcenter.org • 831.620.2048 www.whalingstation.net John Cleese San Carlos Street at Ninth Avenue, Carmel-by-the-Sea The Monterey Peninsula’s Premier Performing Arts Facility Brought to you by Sunset Cultural Center, Inc. a Non-Profit 501 ( c ) 3 18A The Carmel Pine Cone February 27, 2015 FOOD & WINE

PACIFIC GROVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE From previous page Participants must be at least 21 years old to take part. For Look for the green flags more information, call (831) 372-5863. . . .green for GO! is a science.” For his part, Rombi has added more pizzas and pastas to n Pigs, Pinot & More the lineup. “One pasta wasn’t enough,” he explained, so now La Piccola Casa regularly carries Bolognese, pesto and The 5th Annual Pigs, Pinot & More will be held Saturday, Alfredo. His famous spaghetti and meatballs are available Feb. 28, from 5 to 10 p.m. in the Salinas PAL Armory every Friday (Sunday is meatball night at La Mia Cucina, and Building at 100 Howard St. Hosted by the Rotary Club of he didn’t want to compete with the restaurant’s new owners.) Salinas, the evening of “wine, food and fun” will benefit th 5 Anniversary5R5 arch5l55R55lȇo p.m. He offers a wide range of items to go, too, including the beautification efforts in Oldtown, and costs $85 per person. aforementioned meatballs — which are also available on a Local chefs will prepare porcine (and other) treats to pair panini with mozzarella and parmesan, and on one of his piz- with local Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon zas, accompanied by tomato, red onion, tomato sauce, basil from 5 to 8 p.m., followed by an after party with music and and Asiago cheese. dancing running until 10 p.m. Prices remain reasonable, with pizzas maxing out around The dress is “festive party attire,” and guests must be 21 to $13, panini ranging from $9 to $11, pastas for $11, main attend. Tickets will be available at the door. courses (like the fabulous sand dabs) for $12, and salads and soups for less. His wine list is varied, interesting and afford- n Bay View Deli opens new place able, too. La Piccola Casa is open at 6:30 a.m. daily, with dinner Bon Ton L’Roy’s L ighthouse Smokehouse opened just Pacific Grove Art Center Crack Pot Studio Studio & Gallery served until 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, and is located before Valentine’s Day on Lighthouse Avenue in Monterey, Artisana Gallery Fusion Confusion Studio Nouveau at 212 17th St. in Pacific Grove. For more information, visit after owners Lenny and Valentina closed their Bay View Deli Bookmark Music Planet Trout Studio Silzer www.joerombi.com or call (831) 373-0129. Butterfly Strouse & Stouse ...and much MORE! BBQ on Cannery Row at the Monterey Bay Boatworks after more than a dozen years. The pair lost their lease, they said, R5  55R55
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The Charlotte Muia of Fattoria Muia in Carmel Valley will be name is a play on the French saying, commonly heard in New Spanishanish paella with shrimshshrimp, the chef for the evening. Orleans, “Laissez les bons temps rouler,” or, “Let the good chickenhickencken andnd AndouillAndouille sausausasausage The cost is $110 for AIWF members, while AIWF-spon- times roll,” and the restaurant offers barbecued ribs and sored guests are $140 per person. Join AIWF for a year at chicken, pulled pork, smoked sausage and tri-tip, as well as Quinoa,uinoa,inoa, grilledilledled corn anand blblablack beabean $100 and receive the member price. smoked turkey, smoked salmon and smoked pastrami. Gulf stuffedfedd bellll pepper anand ststeasteamedsteame Payment required with RSVP. Pay by credit card or check Coast seafood is in the offing, too. The restaurant is open for haricotharicot ververt to Amy McDonald, 618 Gilroy Drive, Capitola, CA 95010. breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night snacks, with Happy www.aiwf.org Hour from 4:20 to 6:20 p.m. Herbb rroastedoastedasted chicken brbbreabreasbreast “Our motto is, ‘If you can’t have fun here, you can’t have withith roroastedastedsted red potapotatopotatoesoe anandd n fun,’” they said. Bon Ton L’Roy’s opened Feb. 13 “with posi- ssteamedteamedeamed broccbroccolli Taste Tequila for a cause tive feedback.” Classicassicc chchickenckenen aandd dudumdumplindumplingsdumpling The Monterey County Fair Heritage Foundation will hold its annual Margarita Mania and tequila tasting Saturday, Feb. n Knuckles beer and burgers Sweet and sousour pork 28, to raise funds for the fair while celebrating the all-impor- with brown rice tant National Margarita Day. The cocktails and liquors will be Knuckles Sports Bar at the Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel complemented by a special nacho pairing, new this year, is launching its Beer and Burger of the Month, starting in $225 Meal Plan for two according to coordinator Jennifer Chivers, and VIP upgrades March. The inaugural burger-and-beer pairing will be “The will be offered to the first 60 ticket holders. Kilt” — Strauss natural grass-fed beef topped with aged Weekly meal plan packaged in bfbpa free, microwavable containers. The Chicano All Stars will perform, too, and sponsor smoked gouda and brown sugar peppercorn bacon, served Delivered right to your door. 8.5% sales tax not included. Pocket Full of Plans will operate a photo booth. with Scotch Ale. ChefCrystal.Com [email protected] 831-206-4575 Margarita Mania will be held in the Monterey Room at the The beer exhibits rich caramel notes complemented by fairgrounds from 6 to 10 p.m., with parking along hints of cedar, spice, smoke, dried fruit and molasses. Fairgrounds Road. For tickets, visit Located at 1 Old Golf Course Road in Monterey, Knuckles www.MontereyCountyFair.com.Heritage-Foundation. Sports Bar is open Monday through Friday at 4 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. For more information, call (831) 372-1234. Puttin’ on tthe Ritz n Plan ahead Bernardus Winery is celebrating its Silver Anniversary SWING DANCE Party this year, and while the key event isn’t until April, tickets are 7:30-11pm expected to sell out quickly, so organizers wanted to get it on March 5tth Pine Cone readers’ calendars now. On Sunday, April 26, the featuring winery on Parrot Ranch Road in Cachagua will hold a lavish SW W IN G FEVER MAKE YOUR OWN HERBARIUM! and lively party from 1 to 4 p.m. Guest chefs who have long had a connection with jazz orchestra Historically herbariums have been used by botanists and garden- $25 per person ers to preserve and catalog their plant collections. Learn about Bernardus will prepare dishes for the garden party, which will famous herbariums such as those made by Lewis and Clark, be attended by owner Bernardus “Ben” Pon, vineyard manag- online or at the door Charles Darwin and Emily Dickinson. Complete the process by er Matt Shea and winemaker Dean DeKorth, among others. constructing an artistic plant collage. Those in attendance will not only have ample opportunity Ages: 13 - Adult . to eat fantastic food and drink fine wines, but they’ll be able Instructor Sharon Nelson to blend their own, with DeKorth’s guidance, to take home. 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From previous page ner, with wine, for $40 per person, starting at 6 p.m. The cost is $120 per person, excluding tax and tip, and the The restaurant is located at Poppy Hills, 3200 Lopez Road gate fee will be waived for attendees. Call (877) 907-5674 for in Pebble Beach, and reservations are required. Call (831) reservations. Pèppoli is located in The Inn at Spanish Bay, Committee, are on the schedule, too. 622-8240. 2700 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach. www.pebblebeach.com More details will be revealed in the coming weeks, but anyone interested should grab up tickets, which cost $65 n Pèppoli hosts Vignalta Estate n Jacks Happy Hour apiece, sooner rather than later. They are available at the tast- ing room at 5 West Carmel Valley Road, via the website at Pèppoli at Spanish Bay will present a six-course menu of Jacks at the Portola Hotel offers Happy Hour daily from 4 www.bernardus.com, or by calling (831) 298-8021. Guests traditional Italian fare paired with Vignalta Estate wines to 6 p.m., with drink specials and small bites. The lineup must be at least 21 years old, and only 400 tickets will be sold. Friday, March 6, with open seating beginning at 5:30 p.m. includes bottled beer for $3, well drinks for $4, barrel-aged Round-trip transportation will be offered, too. Founded in 1980 by Lucio Gomiero in the Euganei Hills of cocktails for $6, and house red or white wine for $4. Veneto, Italy, Vignalta Estate “produces beautifully blended Nibbles, priced at $5 apiece, are hummus with grilled flat- n March’s full moon wines, showcasing the mineral-rich terroir in which the bread and olives, corned beef sliders with sauerkraut and grapes are grown.” Dijon aioli, Pacific cod ceviche with avocado and fresh lime, Porter’s at Poppy Hills Golf Course will host its next La At the dinner, Lucio Gomiero will join chef Angela risotto fritters stuffed with Fontina cheese and zesty marinara, Luna dinner, in honor of the full moon, Thursday, March 5. Tamura for a celebration of the excellent food and wine of and soy marinated beef skewers on sugar cane with a Korean- Chef Johnny DeVivo will prepare a special three-course din- Northern Italy. style green onion slaw. Visit www.portolahotel.com.

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From previous page a state hospital. this is not the life for him,” one woman wrote “A sexually violent predator can also be OFFENDER on a Facebook post about Kenyon’s arrest. sexual self-regulation,” the psychologist released as part of his treatment to be reintro- From page 5A “Please remember he is still a son, a brother, wrote in an undated evaluation. He noted that duced to the community,” Montano said. a nephew, a cousin, a grandson — whom we early tests showed Chaney had “a deviant “That is called a conditional release program. will not turn our back on, no matter what. sexual interest in sexually aggressive acts,” It’s a monitored program where these individ- tion violation, committing a felony while out This is very heartbreaking.” but that he had “completed behavioral treat- uals are released but are undergoing a treat- on bail for a felony, possession of burglary “It is heartbreaking; however, until he can ments to address this issue and now displays ment that transitions them into a community.” tools and bringing drugs into the jail. control himself and his hurtful, criminal a non-deviant sexual arousal profile.” Chaney’s release would be conditional, Last July, Kenyon was behavior, he needs to be con- While Chaney testified that “he did not just like serial child molester James Lamb, arrested on similar charges tained!” countered another. perceive himself as having any kind of psy- who was placed into a house outside Salinas after being pulled over by “Sad, watching these kids chological disorder at all in terms of desiring in 2009 before a judge sent him back to the Monterey County Sheriff’s we grew up with throw away sex from non-consenting women,” he later hospital three years later after he was found deputy Michael Fritsche on their lives,” wrote another conceded that he “had to have had” a mental writing letters, without supervision, to an Scarlett Road at Carmel poster. “Hope he wakes up disorder, according to court documents. unidentified person. Lamb’s release drew a Valley Road. and realizes he has or had a California Department of State Hospitals deluge of protests from Salinas-area resi- In that traffic stop, whole life before him to spokesman Ralph Montano said that while dents. Kenyon was arrested on a live.” he’s prohibited from discussing Chaney’s The initial cost of housing and treating felony warrant and for pos- A couple speculated case because of patient privacy laws, once a Lamb as part of his release cost taxpayers session of methampheta- Kenyon might be responsible person no longer meets the definition of a more than $30,000 per month, which includ- mine, possession of a con- for some of the break-ins at sexually violent predator, he is released from ed paying security to protect him. trolled substance, possession homes and businesses in the of drug paraphernalia, and Village during recent years. committing a felony while “All if this makes my out on bail for a previous heart hurt! I’m so sad that felony. our friends and family mem- And in January 2011, Casey Kenyon bers are so lost and messed deputy Bryan Hoskins up. To let this drug control stopped him at Taylor and and ruin their lives is so SpringGARDEN EVENT Atherton in Carmel and awful. And then everyone we Spring Gardening Event at your SPCA Benefit Shop searched his vehicle, finding drug parapher- know who has been affected by their horrify- nalia. At that time, he was already on proba- ing actions, is also horrible,” one woman tion for an earlier crime. wrote. Shop for everything you need to The news wasn’t earning him praise from “I will hope for the best and pray that welcome spring! Planters, gardening friends and the people who grew up with somehow they realize they can take control, tools, succulents & more! And best Kenyon in Carmel Valley, though some and not let the drugs run their lives.” pleaded for sympathy. She said more than one person is to blame. of all, proceeds help pets and wildlife “I will love him for who he was before the “It’s been a bunch of people the last year or rescued by your local, independent addiction and pray that this is a giant wake-up so, stealing in their own backyard from peo- SPCA for Monterey County call for him and he can finally realize that ple they know and used be friends with!”

Friday-Sunday, March 6-8 attorney Don Freeman told the council he Open 10 to 4 Mon-Sat, 12-4 Sun SECRET would not advise releasing the records From page 1A requested by the grand without a subpoena, and also said that if one were issued, he THE SPCA BENEFIT SHOP inspections for the city. And Paul, Stilwell’s would challenge it in court. That move would 26364 Carmel Rancho Lane, Carmel second-in-command, was fired last put the decision in the hands of a judge. For 831-624-4211 September. added protection, Schmitz decided to seek an www.SPCAmc.org At a February city council meeting, city opinion from an outside law firm, as well.

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- A copy of this Order to Show of the property. You should also be to fulfill the terms of your credit obli- Carmel, CA 93923, This business is Coastal Development Permit applica- MENT File No. 20150364 The follow- Cause shall be published at least once aware that the lien being auctioned off gations. QUALITY MAY BE CONSID- conducted by a limited liability com- tion for the substantial alteration of an ing person(s) is(are) doing business each week for four successive weeks may be a junior lien. If you are the ERED A DEBT COLLECTOR pany. Registrant commenced to trans- existing residence located in the Sin- as: prior to the date set for hearing on the highest bidder at the auction, you are ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT act business under the fictitious gle-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning 1. CARMEL FILM ACADEMY petition in the following newspaper of or may be responsible for paying off AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED business name listed above on Feb. District 2. OLD COAST PRODUCTIONS WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 13, 2015. (s) Emily Hunt This statement general circulation, printed in this all liens senior to the lien being auc- Quality Loan Service Corpora- 3845 Via Nona Marie #222296, county: The Carmel Pine Cone, tioned off, before you can receive clear Date: was filed with the County Clerk of 4. DS 14-66 (North Point Investments) tion 411 Ivy Street San Diego, CA Monterey County on Feb. 13, 2015. Braden Sterling Carmel, CA 93922, Monterey County. Carmel. title to the property. You are encour- 92101 619-645-7711 For NON SALE CLINT WARD, 2 SW Camino Real & (s) Thomas W. Wills aged to investigate the existence, pri- Publication dates: Feb. 27. March 6, Carmelo 4 SW of Ocean information only Sale Line: 800-280- 13, 20, 2015. (PC 221). Blks: S, Lots: S ½ of 9 & N ½ of 11 12th, Carmel, CA 93921. This business Judge of the Superior Court ority, and size of outstanding liens that 2832 Or Login to: http://www.qual- is conducted by an individual. Regis- Date filed: Feb. 13, 2015 may exist on this property by contact- APN: 010-267-003 ityloan.com Reinstatement Line: Consideration of Design Study (DS trant commenced to transact business Clerk: Teresa A. Risi ing the county recorder’s office or a (866) 645-7711 Ext 5318 PUBLIC NOTICE under the fictitious business name Deputy: Carmel B. Orozco title insurance company, either of Quality Loan 14-66) for alterations to an existing res- Service Corp. TS No.: CA-14-651496- idence including the construction of a listed above on Dec. 1, 2014. (s) Clint Publication dates: Feb. 20, 27, March which may charge you a fee for this in- CL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ward. This statement was filed with 6, 13, 2015. (PC218) formation. If you consult either of IDSPub #0077954 2/27/2015 detached garage in the front-yard set- 3/6/2015 3/13/2015 Planning Commission of the City of back on a property located in the Sin- the County Clerk of Monterey County these resources, you should be aware Carmel-by-the-Sea will conduct a on Feb. 13, 2015. Publication dates: that the same lender may hold more Publication dates: Feb. 20, 27, March gle-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 6, 13, 2015. (PC219) public hearing in the City Hall Council District Feb. 20, 27. March 6, 13, 2015. (PC TS No. than one mortgage or deed of trust on Chambers, located on the east side of 216). CA-14-651496-CL Order No.: 1555491 the property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A OWNER: Monte Verde between Ocean and 5. DS 14-111 (Beck) The sale date shown on this Seventh Avenues, on Tuesday, March DEED OF TRUST DATED 11/22/2005. notice of sale may be postponed one SUPERIOR COURT Tom Meaney FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- OF CALIFORNIA 10, 2015. The public hearings will be San Antonio 5 NE of Ocean or more times by the mortgagee, ben- opened at 4:00 p.m. or as soon there- MENT File No. 20150290 The follow- TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE eficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant to COUNTY OF MONTEREY Block: HH, Lots: 18 & N ½ of 16 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU after as possible. For the items on the APN: 010-253-014 ing person(s) is(are) doing business Section 2924g of the California Civil agenda, staff will present the project, as: DOWN THE COAST TOURS, NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NA- Code. The law requires that informa- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Consideration of Design Study (DS TURE OF THE PROCEEDING FOR CHANGE OF NAME then the applicant and all interested 14-111) and associated Coastal Devel- 3077 Stevenson Dr., Pebble Beach, CA tion about trustee sale postponements members of the public will be al- 93953, Monterey County. PAUL VIN- AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- be made available to you and to the Case No. M131042 opment Permit application for the con- TACT A LAWYER. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: lowed to speak or offer written testi- struction of an outdoor gas-burning CENT DRUHAN, 3077 Stevenson Dr., A public auction public, as a courtesy to those not pres- mony before the Commission takes Pebble Beach, CA 93953. PEGGY sale to the highest bidder for cash, ent at the sale. If you wish to learn petitioner, JAZMIN SADE REEVES, filed fireplace in the front-yard of a property a petition with this court for a decree action. Decisions to approve or deny located in the Single-Family Residen- ANNE HOFF, 3077 Stevenson Dr., Peb- cashier’s check drawn on a state or na- whether your sale date has been post- the project may be appealed to the ble Beach, CA 93953. This business is tional bank, check drawn by state or poned, and, if applicable, the resched- changing names as follows: tial (R-1) and Beach and Riparian Over- A.Present name: City Council by filing a written notice lay (RO) Zoning Districts conducted by a married. Registrant federal credit union, or a check drawn uled time and date for the sale of this of appeal with the office of the City commenced to transact business by a state or federal savings and loan property, you may call 800-280-2832 JAZMIN SADE REEVES Proposed name: Clerk within ten (10) working days 6. DS 14-128 (McBride/Smith) under the fictitious business name association, or savings association, or for information regarding the trustee’s following the date of action by the listed above on N/A. (s) Paul Druhan, savings bank specified in Section 5102 sale or visit this Internet Web site JAZMIN SADE LOVE Don McBride http://www.qualityloan.com THE COURT ORDERS that all per- Planning Commission and paying the Mission 4 parcels SE of Alta Peggy Hoff. This statement was filed to the Financial Code and authorized to , using requisite appeal fee. with the County Clerk of Monterey do business in this state, will be held the file number assigned to this fore- sons interested in this matter appear Block: 5½ , Lot: 10 County on Feb. 4, 2015. Publication by duly appointed trustee. The sale will closure by the Trustee: CA-14-651496- before this court at the hearing indi- APN: 010-111-016 dates: Feb. 20, 27. March 6, 13, 2015. be made, but without covenant or war- CL . Information about postponements cated below to show cause, if any, If you challenge the nature of the pro- Consideration of Concept Design (PC 217). ranty, expressed or implied, regarding that are very short in duration or that why the petition for change of name posed action in court, you may be lim- Study (DS 14-128) and associated title, possession, or encumbrances, to occur close in time to the scheduled should not be granted. Any person ob- ited to raising only those issues you or Coastal Development Permit applica- pay the remaining principal sum of the sale may not immediately be reflected jecting to the name changes described someone else raised at the public tion for the substantial alteration of an SUPERIOR COURT note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, in the telephone information or on the above must file a written objection that hearing described in this notice, or in existing residence located in the Sin- OF CALIFORNIA with interest and late charges thereon, Internet Web site. The best way to ver- includes the reasons for the objection written correspondence delivered to gle-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning COUNTY OF MONTEREY as provided in the note(s), advances, ify postponement information is to at- at least two court days before the mat- the Planning Commission or the City District under the terms of the Deed of Trust, tend the scheduled sale. The ter is scheduled to be heard and must Council at, or prior to, the public hear- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE interest thereon, fees, charges and ex- undersigned Trustee disclaims any lia- appear at the hearing to show cause ing. 7. DS 14-133 (Mack) FOR CHANGE OF NAME penses of the Trustee for the total bility for any incorrectness of the prop- why the petition should not be Doug Mack Case No. M131089 amount (at the time of the initial publi- erty address or other common granted. If no written objection is 1. DS 14-134 (Yeslek) Camino Real 3 parcels SW of 12th TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: cation of the Notice of Sale) reason- designation, if any, shown herein. If no timely filed, the court may grant the Don McBride Blk: CC, Lots: 7 & N½ of Lot 9 petitioner, LORENA NAVARRO, filed a ably estimated to be set forth below. street address or other common des- petition without a hearing. Dolores 2 SE of 11th APN: 010-285-021 petition with this court for a decree The amount may be greater on the day ignation is shown, directions to the lo- NOTICE OF HEARING: Blk: 131, Lot 6 APN: 010-154-014 Consideration of Final Design Study changing names as follows: of sale. BENEFICIARY MAY ELECT TO cation of the property may be DATE: April 17, 2015 Consideration of Final Design Study (DS 14-133) and associated Coastal A.Present name: BID LESS THAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT obtained by sending a written request TIME: 9:00 a.m. (DS 14-134) and associated Coastal Development Permit application for MIGUEL N. GARCIA DUE. Trustor(s): MARK F. PARKER to the beneficiary within 10 days of the DEPT: TBA Development Permit application for the construction of a new single family Proposed name: AND MAI LINH PARKER, HUSBAND date of first publication of this Notice The address of the court is 1200 the construction of a new single family residence located in the Single-Family MIGUEL GARCIA AND WIFE AS COMMUNITY PROP- of Sale. If the Trustee is unable to con- Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. residence located in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning District THE COURT ORDERS that all per- ERTY 12/2/2005 vey title for any reason, the success- A copy of this Order to Show Residential (R-1) Zoning District Recorded: as Instru- Cause sons interested in this matter appear ment No. 2005127716 of Official ful bidder’s sole and exclusive shall be published at least once City of Carmel-by-the-Sea before this court at the hearing indi- Records in the office of the Recorder remedy shall be the return of monies each week for four successive weeks 2. DS 15-049 (Thomas Trust) Rob Mullane, AICP, Community Plan- cated below to show cause, if any, MONTEREY paid to the Trustee, and the success- prior to the date set for hearing on the Claudio Ortiz ning and Building Director of County, California; th why the petition for change of name Date of Sale: 4/14/2015 at 9:00 AM ful bidder shall have no further re- petition in the following newspaper of NE Corner of Casanova & 10 should not be granted. Any person ob- Place of Sale: At the Main Entrance of course. If the sale is set aside for any general circulation, printed in this Block: D, Lots: S ½ of Lots 18 & 20 Publication dates: Feb. 27, 2015. (PC jecting to the name changes described the Monterey County Administration reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall county: The Carmel Pine Cone, APN: 010-186-010 222). above must file a written objection that Building, 168 W. Alisal Street, Salinas be entitled only to a return of the de- Carmel. Consideration of Concept Design includes the reasons for the objection CA 93901 Amount of unpaid balance posit paid. The Purchaser shall have (s) Thomas W. Wills Study (DS 15-049) and associated at least two court days before the mat- and other charges: $809,253.93 The no further recourse against the Mort- Judge of the Superior Court Coastal Development Permit applica- ter is scheduled to be heard and must purported property address is: 34986 gagor, the Mortgagee, or the Mort- Date filed: Feb. 19, 2015 tion for the construction of a new sin- appear at the hearing to show cause SKY RANCH RD, CARMEL VALLEY, CA gagee’s Attorney. If you have Clerk: Teresa A. Risi gle-family residence located in the why the petition should not be 93924 Assessor’s Parcel No.: 417-081- previously been discharged through Deputy: J. Nicholson Single-Family Residential (R-1) Zoning granted. If no written objection is 036-000 NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BID- bankruptcy, you may have been re- Publication dates: Feb. 27, March 6, District timely filed, the court may grant the DERS: If you are considering bidding leased of personal liability for this loan 13, 20, 2015. (PC220) petition without a hearing. on this property lien, you should un- in which case this letter is intended to 3. DS 14-121 (Ebrahimi) NOTICE OF HEARING: derstand that there are risks involved exercise the note holders right’s Mark Norris www.carmelpinecone.com DATE: April 10, 2015 in bidding at a trustee auction. You will against the real property only. As re- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- Santa Rita 6 SW of Ocean TIME: 9:00 a.m. be bidding on a lien, not on the prop- quired by law, you are hereby notified MENT File No. 20150366 The follow- Blk: 81, Lot: 17, 19 & N ½ of 21 DEPT: 15 erty itself. Placing the highest bid at a that a negative credit report reflecting ing person(s) is(are) doing business APN: 010-045-007 The address of the court is 1200 trustee auction does not automatically on your credit record may be submit- as: DRENCH, 3216 Upper Walden Rd., Consideration of Concept Design Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. entitle you to free and clear ownership ted to a credit report agency if you fail Carmel, CA 93923, Monterey County. Study (DS 14-121) and associated DRENCH LLC, 216 Upper Walden Rd., 24A The Carmel Pine Cone February 27, 2015 BEST of BATES Editorial

Round and round we go

THE INTERSECTION of Highway 68, 17 Mile Drive and Highway 1 is a mess. It backs up every evening with traffic coming up the hill from Pacific Grove, and during special events when when dozens of cars jam the Highway 1 ramp waiting for a chance to head into Pebble Beach. Truly, it’s one of the busiest and most complicated junctions in the Monterey Peninsula, and since it’s also the location of the Peninsula’s only hospital, these traffic jams are not only a matter of convenience, but of public safety. Something must be done, but is a roundabout the answer? Since the entire project has already been through the permit process and con- struction has started, it’s a bit late for this question to be asked. And since experts have studied the intersection for decades and decided the roundabout was the way to go, it also should be assumed they knew what they were talking about. Still, you can’t help but wonder how the Monterey Peninsula’s many elderly drivers, who can barely negotiate a four-way stop, will behave when confronted with something they’ve never seen before. Roundabouts are unknown to most American drivers, and many of them won’t be sure what to do. Even at traditional intersections, where longstanding and specific rules gov- ern who has the right of way, it’s very common to see people at the wheel who are too timid to proceed when it’s their turn, resulting in unnecessary delays for

everyone and, in the confusion, raising the likelihood of an accident. “Let’s just say ... if I was a building, they’d condemn me.” When one of these unnecessarily cautious drivers comes upon a type of inter- section he’s never seen before, and where traffic moves in many directions at the their decision regarding the meters. Dave Mosley, Carmel same time, he’ll wait until a big gap in the flow of cars appears before gingerly Letters moving forward, causing delays and frustration for everybody else. It seems to ‘Vacuous minds of the New Age’ to the Editor Dear Editor, us that driver confusion means it’ll be quite awhile before traffic moves smooth- The Pine Cone evidently found absolutely ly through the new roundabout, and that the traffic experts may have mistakenly no one who agreed with my view in his arti- Paid parking ‘sales pitch’ cle, “Silly row over flags” (Feb. 13). What assumed drivers would behave the way they’re supposed to. Dear Editor, did the reporter do for diligent and unbiased I attended the meeting on the parking research, belly up to the bar and query the Meanwhile, we have to agree with CHOMP that sending several hundred cars meters and shared a few points that I would people on either side? And why, exactly, is a a day in the wrong direction when they exit the Carmel Hills Professional Center like to repeat again for Pine Cone readers. Carmel oriented newspaper trolling letters to If the parking meters are easy to use, why the Herald editor to generate articles high- intending to head toward Highway 1, and then requiring them to make a U-turn is it necessary to pay “ambassadors” to lighting things that happen in Monterey? coach and train people on how to use the I stand accused of not explaining myself at the entrance to the hospital before heading back toward the highway, is a bit meters? What happens when the ambas- in my Herald letter, but it is there for the strange. Isn’t there a better way? sadors are gone? Also, why should the more adept mind. However, I bow to the ambassadors be used during a “trial period?” learning curve and shall attempt to simplify: Of course, the answer to every question about the roundabout comes down to Doing so just covers up the problems people The Stars and Stripes stand uniquely for our will have using the meters later. heritage and our form of government, as the one thing: money. The roundabout was chosen not because it’s the best way to Next, if local business owners are con- Union Jack does for Britain. Americans were smooth traffic at the top of Carmel Hill, but because it’s the least expensive way cerned about employees parking on Ocean not at Rorke’s Drift and the British had no Avenue, then why don’t local business own- hand in the flag raising on Mt. Suribachi. to do so. ers manage their employees? Or why not talk Each banner deserves its own respect indi- vidually and should not be trivialized, as by Meanwhile, Highway 156 between Castroville and Prunedale is a huge prob- to local business owners/managers about voluntarily (and easily) providing employee the pub owner’s display. lem for cars trying to get to and from the Monterey Peninsula, with no realistic license plates to Carmel police and have The Pine Cone’s news-gathering finesse license plate recognition report to business artfully drew out the pub owner’s astound- plan in sight to improve it at all because, we’re told, there’s no money. owners which employees are parking on ingly brilliant retort dismissing my view as Yet, over in Carmel Valley, an extra $50 million or so is being spent right now Ocean Ave during their work hours? “crap.” Bit churlish, what? Stiff upper lip, Lastly, Chief Mike Calhoun’s lengthy pre- old chap! to remove San Clemente Dam — money that was seemingly produced in an sentation was basically a sales pitch in sup- “Oh, say, does that Star Spangled Banner port of the meters. When asked, he had no yet wave … ?” Forever, for some of us. instant because a small population of a very common fish is at stake. measurement criteria for success or failure Perhaps not so much in segments of Carmel Why don’t the people who magically came up with that money find a way to of the parking meter trial. I think a city offi- and Monterey where it seemingly devolves cial should prepare and present an unbiased into a pretty plaything to be clipped and improve our roads, too? report, which this was absolutely not. I’m retailored to gratify the vacuous minds of concerned the city council is going to hear New Age revisionists. the same sales pitch and then simply make Richard S. Hellam, Seaside

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HER FAMILY story reads like a School, Hazdovac spent two years at AT MY house, “50 Shades of Grey” is the dragon.” California history book. Monterey Peninsula College, before leaving strictly a hair color. Fortunately there’s more information Her mother is Lillian Ohm Hazdovac, sis- town to study liberal arts at San Jose State, But I read that it’s also the title of a new available for kids today than at any other ter to Vivian and the late Marian, who taught where she received a bachelor’s degree in movie. Something to do with whips, ropes time in history. at Sunset School in Carmel, long before it social sciences. She had no idea how she and handcuffs? Those kinds of movies used My sister’s 16-year old grandson went to became a world-class performing arts venue. would use her degree, so she filed it for later to be known as Westerns. But this one visit her in Florida. One day she sat him The Ohms lived in San Francisco until the reference. sounds more like the kind of film that, years down for a stern talk. “What’s this condom earthquake, which shook a lot of people up “I actually thought I’d like to become a ago, would have been banned in Boston. And doing on the veranda?” she demanded. and out of the city and down social worker,” says everyplace else. He said, “Grandma, what’s a veranda?” to Carmel where, in Hazdovac, “but I changed Things are different today. Sex is out in I wish they’d had sex education when I 1907, they built a house at my mind. Then I thought the open, threading through nearly every was a kid. I almost flunked my honeymoon. Monte Verde and Fifth (the maybe I’d become a teacher, aspect of American culture. But my generation had to learn on the job. house is still in the family). but no one was hiring. So I So here’s my question. With “making Not that I’m complaining. Home schooling Lillian, Vivian and Marian’s went to work for a teeny tiny whoopee” displayed and discussed practical- was never more fun. father was Rudolf Ohm, a company in Walnut Creek ly everywhere, why are so many adults still But the irony of life is that by the time member of the Carmel Fire that manufactured football clueless about the subject? you’re old enough to know your way around, Brigade, a volunteer group braces. I started out as a Thank heaven we have sex education in you’re not going anywhere. that formed before the city receptionist, but before long, schools. At least kids know was incorporated. He also I was doing just about every- the truth. Studies show that if was a house painter and the thing for the company, and it teaching the facts of life were Wilde Times town dog catcher — imagine grew very quickly. I was get- left up to parents, 80 percent such a thing in this canine ting ready for something; I of them would tell their kids community. Most people just didn’t know what.” they were brought by the By LARRY WILDE called him the “Pound Five years later, stork. The tragedy is that 50 Master.” Hazdovac returned home to percent of those parents actu- “That’s what happens Carmel. It was 1986, and ally believe that story. The rest are mad at the I received an e-mail recently from my when you grow up in a place Paula Hazdovac Clint Eastwood was running Easter Bunny. octogenarian cousin, Morty, who lives in like Carmel,” says Paula for mayor, so lots of people I read on the Internet (so it must be true) New York City. He wrote, “In my mailbox Hazdovac. “Your story goes were suddenly interested in about a woman who thought Santa Claus this morning, I got a leaflet telling me it’s way back, and yet you take it for granted as city politics. Hazdovac was one of them. In brought the babies. After her 15th child, she fine to have sex at 83. That makes me happy a child, growing up. Then, as an adult, 1994, Hazdovac campaigned for a seat on booby trapped the chimney. because I live at No. 81. So it’s not too far to you wish you had paid more attention.” the city council and won. The same year, she On Christmas Eve, her husband dressed walk home afterward.” Born and raised in Carmel, Hazdovac and sister Pat opened Two Sisters, a specialty up as Santa, climbed down the chimney, hit Morty says he’s now at an age that when grew up in a family home, built in Carmel store that sells artisan accessories and objets the trap, and it blew the Ho! Ho! Ho! right he sees a pretty girl on the street it arouses Woods in 1947 and featured in Life d’art, in Pantiles Court, on the back route to out of him. his memory instead of his hopes. Magazine after it won an award for architec- the legendary Hog’s Breath Inn, once owned To this day, that poor guy has a Kris with- Last week he phoned to tell me he’d just tural design. Her childhood played out in tree by Eastwood. (Their shop is now located on out a Kringle. been to see “50 Shades of Grey.” forts, on trails through the woods and along the grounds of the Lobos Lodge at Monte When I was a kid, my mother told me I “How was it?” I asked him. the open ocean framed by Carmel Beach, Verde and Ocean.) was found in a cabbage patch. I knew that He said, “I was so shocked, I could hardly where she was taught never to turn her back “Clint was elected,” she says, “and sud- wasn’t true. My friend Jerry Rubino got “the sit through it a third time.” on the sea. She imagined her hometown was denly Carmel was in the news more. People talk” from his father, who told him the were crowding into city unvarnished facts. So I knew exactly how No matter what your opinion is on this council meetings just to see people got babies — from the Tooth Fairy. subject, there’s one thing we can all agree on. Great Lives him. Once they got there, I was in my 30s when I took my 6-year- And that is, there’s a lot to be said for sex. they realized the city was old niece, Julie, to the zoo. There I discov- For one thing, it’s useful. doing positive things. And it ered that she knew more about the birds and It brings people together. BY LISA CRAWFORD WATSON was more than just lifting the bees than I did. You never have to worry about what to ban on ice cream. Clint When we got to the stork exhibit I said, wear. seemed to be as much about “Well, sweetheart, there he is. That’s the big It’s centrally located. much like every other kid’s in America, until preservation as he was about progress. After bird that brings the babies!” You can take it on trips. she saw an episode of “Leave it to Beaver” his term, things started to go south, again, She rolled her eyes and said, “Uncle You don’t have to buy batteries. on TV, and the sidewalks suggested other- and that’s when I really got interested. I ran Larry, a 20-pound bird with a 6-foot The bank can’t repossess it. wise. It was then that she realized her town for city council and, over the years, won five wingspan carrying an 8-pound baby is an It’s the best dessert on the Weight was a bit of a fairytale land, and she expected elections, serving a total of 18.5 years before aerodynamic impossibility.” Watchers diet. she just might live there forever. I resigned in 2012 due to family obligations. I said, “Where did you learn that?” When there’s nothing on television, it’s Hazdovac’s father grew up in the Oak Sue McCloud was right behind me, with 14 She said, “First grade. Sex Education more fun than Scrabble. Grove neighborhood of Monterey. He told years’ service.” 101.” If you give up smoking, it gives you stories of sneaking over to the old Hotel Del Although sitting on the city council had Today, human sexuality is taught in 96 something to do with your hands. Monte to get a glimpse of Jean Harlow and its ups and downs, Hazdovac, says she percent of school districts in California. On Valentine’s Day it makes a nice gift — other glitterati staying there. always felt she was doing something helpful But misinformation dies hard. There are if you care enough to give the very best. Her parents met at band practice at or positive for her hometown. Whether still parents who don’t approve of sex educa- And it’s sanctioned by the church — as Monterey High. Carmel High had not yet someone wanted to raise a roof or remove a tion beyond the basics. So a lot of confusion long as you don’t enjoy it too much. been built, although her mother did graduate tree, she was intrigued by the process. remains. But best of all, it’s just like roller skating. with its first class in 1941. “Serving on the city council was gratify- A second-grade class in Marin County Once you learn, you never forget. While attending Carmel High herself, and ing, fulfilling and rewarding,” she says. “I had a pop quiz. The question was: How do for two years after, Hazdovac worked for the am not a politician; I don’t have the ego for we get babies? Carmel resident Larry Wilde is a former legendary Gladys McCloud at the stylish it, which is why it’s amazing I served as long One little boy answered this way: “The standup comedian and the author of 53 pub- store she named after herself and opened to as I did. For the most part, I loved every fertilized ovum develops into a fetus and lished books of humor. With sales over 12 make sure there was quality local clothing minute of it. Being a fourth-generation after nine months of gestation, periodic million copies The New York Times has for her daughters, Sue and Sarah. Hazdovac’s Carmelite, Carmel-by-the-Sea is in my rhythmic contractions occur. And that’s when called him “America’s Best-Selling duties were simple, but they instilled in her a blood, and I can now say I never get tired of the baby is brought through the window by Humorist.” E-mail [email protected]. keen sense of retail management she might it or take it for granted.” need later in life. To suggest someone for this column, After graduating from Carmel High email [email protected]. Don’t miss “Scenic Views,” by Jerry Gervase, every week in the BROCCHINI RYAN Real Estate Section. BLUEBERRY HOLLOW Perfectly located 2 blocks to town and 4 blocks to the beach, Blueberry Hollow is an exquisitely finished 3-bed 2 bath Carmel cottage. It features alder floors, Carmel stone fireplace, lime stone floors, high-end kitchen, vintage glass French doors, all on one easy-to-live level. PENDING SALE Expect Expertise. NE Corner Monte Verde & 4th • $2,150,000 www.AdamMoniz.com

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has long since passed. TOWN HALL Mullane said a reminder letter would be going out, after TRAFFIC From page 3A which the city will “work on getting cooperation from busi- From page 1A nesses,” and Burnett provided an anecdote on the subject. cial activities on the beach.” While walking with his young son, Sebastian, the previous Highway 68, which was added “to accommodate future U- “We are hopefully going to be getting some good direction night, Burnett recounted, the boy said, “Daddy it’s not turning vehicles” from Carmel Hill Professional Center. and advice from coastal commission staff,” planning and Christmas anymore. Why are the lights still up?” When However, hospital spokeswoman Brenda Moore said this building director Rob Mullane added. “It’s an activity that’s Burnett asked Sebastian when he thought the lights should week that CHOMP agreed to the conditions when Monterey really been ramping up over the past few years.” come down, “He said, ‘Not tonight. Tomorrow’s OK.’” and TAMC were considering widening Highway 68 — a $24 Another woman complained about the thin toilet paper and As the meeting, which lasted a little over two hours, drew million idea that was abandoned in favor of the $8 million cleanliness of the new public bathrooms at the south end of to an end, Burnett asked how the quarterly conversations roundabout. Moore said the former plan would have included the beach, and Carmel Residents Association President might be improved, and it was suggested that residents be changing the timing of the traffic light at the hospital Barbara Livingston asked when businesses would be required allowed to submit questions by email for answering during entrance to improve flow from the hospital. to remove their holiday lights, since the mid-January deadline the sessions. “Community Hospital paid for a second lane that was added approaching the hospital from east to west, but the other widening [project] wasn’t done by TAMC or the city of “Looking at the world from a different camera angle can Monterey,” Moore said. “Changes were made to the signal FILM make it more interesting,” she said. “I was recently watching light, but they did not improve the flow out of the hospital at From page 16A some home movies Steven made when he was 16. He would peak times. Currently, the signal gives priority to Highway 68 lie on his belly in the grass and use his camera to see things traffic.” famous “Star Wars” series. “They did some wonderful CGI in a different light.” When there are breaks in traffic, a green light is triggered work,” she said. Next week, Spielberg will have another opportunity to see for traffic leaving the hospital. But with the proposed round- While the visuals and the riveting history the film recounts something else in a new light. When she was 16 — she is 10 about replacing the signal are compelling, Spielberg said the real stars in the documen- years younger than her brother — she visited Carmel for the light at Highway 1, “those tary are the pilots. only time in her life. traffic breaks are less likely “I’m so proud of these guys,” she declared. “Not only did “We rented a house a block from the beach for about two Figuring out to occur, causing traffic to they help liberate the concentration camps in Nazi Germany, weeks,” she recalled. “It was surrounded by trees, and it was what to tell back up at the hospital,” but they went a step further and stopped another potential really adorable. I was so impressed with the town — it was Moore said. genocide.” like a village. I’ve been dying to come back. I’m so excited. people who The City of Monterey and Spielberg said she hopes the film will offer viewers a new I’m planning to spend a day just walking around town.” complain TAMC — the two primary perspective on Israel, which she said is the subject of much Showtime is March 14 at 7:30 p.m. A reception precedes agencies behind the round- misunderstanding in the world today. “It’s very important to the screening at 6:30 p.m. A talk about the film will follow. about the about project — don’t look at Israel with fresh eyes,” she said. The Middlebury Institute of International Studies is located believe vehicles U-turning at The value of providing a new perspective on a subject is at 460 Pierce St. in Monterey. For more about the film festi- construction CHOMP will clog the inter- something Speilberg learned from her brother, Steven. val, visit www.carmeljff.org. section. They also say that banning the left turn out of the professional center will be much safer for drivers. A sec- ond roundabout is planned for the entrance to CHOMP, but that $4 million to $6 million project has no funding and is years from being realized. Moore said hospital officials had a meeting with some of the others involved in the project Wednesday, “and we are all actively working together to explore a solution that will work for everyone.” Gum Recession, instant fix Wright told The Pine Cone that CHOMP “continues to be an important stakeholder in the roundabout project, and No cut, no stitches, minimally invasive, gum lift on your lunch hour! access to the hospital will improve dramatically once the Instant results with the new Pinhole techniqueTM roundabout at Highway 68 and Highway 1 is complete.” Read more about it, Dr. Pechak anytime Carmel city administrator Doug Schmitz said the city also Sa has several concerns, including the question of redirecting ter le traffic during construction. As featured n Jochen P. 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If They are enforceable anywhere in Cal- you ter, phone or court appearance call will no written objection is timely filed, the statement was filed with the County time. must file your claim with the court ifornia by any law enforcement officer Clerk of Monterey County on Jan. 27, The filing of this statement does not of not protect you. court may grant the petition without a who has received or seen a copy of and mail a copy to the personal rep- If you do not file your Response on hearing. them. 2015. Publication dates: Feb. 6, 13, 20, itself authorize the use in this state of time, the court may make orders af- 27, 2015. (PC 207). a Fictitious Business Name in violation resentative appointed by the court NOTICE OF HEARING: FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay within the later of either (1) four fecting your marriage or domestic DATE: April 10, 2015 the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee of the rights of another under Federal, months partnership, your property, and cus- State, or common law (See Section from the date of first is- TIME: 9:00 a.m. waiver form. The court may order you tody of your children. You may be or- DEPT: TBA to pay back all or part of the fees and FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- 14411 et seq., Business and Profes- suance of letters to a general per- dered to pay support and attorney fees costs that the court waived for you or MENT sions Code). sonal representative, as defined in and costs. The address of the court is 1200 File No. 20150231 The follow- Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. the other party. ing person(s) is(are) doing business 2/13, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6/15 section 58(b) of the California Pro- For legal advice, contact a lawyer CNS-2716766# 60 days A copy of this Order to Show The name and address of the court as: INNER CONCEPTS, 26201 bate Code, or (2) from the immediately. Get help finding a lawyer Cause are: CARMEL PINE CONE date of mailing or personal delivery at the California Courts Online Self- shall be published at least once Jeanette Rd., Carmel Valley, Ca. 92924, (www.cours.ca.gov/self- each week for four successive weeks SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, Monterey County. LORI HENDRIC AN- Publication dates: Feb. 13, 20, 27, to you of a notice under section Help Center COUNTY MONTEREY help), at the California Legal Services prior to the date set for hearing on the DERSON, 26201 Jeanette Rd., Carmel March 6, 2015. (PC 210). 9052 of the California Probate Code. (www.lawhelpca.org) 1200 Aguajito Road Other California statutes and legal website , or by petition in the following newspaper of Monterey, CA 93940 Valley, CA. 93924. This business is con- contacting your local county bar asso- general circulation, printed in this The name, address and telephone ducted by an individual. Registrant authority may affect your rights as ciation. county: The Carmel Pine Cone, number of the petitioner’s attorney, or commenced to transact business NOTICE OF PETITION a creditor. You may want to consult NOTICE - RESTRAINING ORDERS ARE ON PAGE 2: Carmel. petitioner without an attorney, are: under the fictitious business name TO ADMINISTER ESTATE with an attorney knowledgeable in These restraining or- (s) Thomas W. Wills ALMA DENA ESCOBEDO listed above on NA. (s) Lori Anderson. of HARRY BOWERS California law. ders are effective against both spouses or domestic partners until the petition Judge of the Superior Court 1683 Catalina Street This statement was filed with the Case Number MP 21774 You may examine the file kept Date filed: Feb. 13, 2015 Sand City, CA 93955 County Clerk of Monterey County on is dismissed, a judgement is entered, Date: April 22, 2014 To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi- by the court. If you are a person in- or the court makes further orders. Clerk: Teresa A. Risi Jan. 27, 2015. Publication dates: Feb. Deputy: J. Nicholson (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk 6, 13, 20, 27, 2015. (PC 208). tors, contingent creditors, and per- terested in the estate, you may file They are enforceable anywhere in Cal- by Sonia Gomez, Deputy sons who may otherwise be with the court a Request for Special ifornia by any law enforcement officer Publication dates: Feb. 20, 27, March Publication Dates: Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27, interested in the will or estate, or Notice (form DE-154) of the filing of who has received or seen a copy of 6, 13, 2015. (PC215) 2015 (PC 204) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- both, of HARRY BOWERS them. an inventory and appraisal of estate FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay MENT File No. 20150230 The follow- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has assets or of any petition or account the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE- ing person(s) is(are) doing business been filed by TAMARA BITTICKS in as provided in Probate Code section waiver form. The court may order you ANIMAL HOSPITAL at MID VAL- Request for Special Notice MENT File No. 20150129 The follow- as: the Superior Court of California, 1250. A to pay back all or part of the fees and LEY, 311/312 Mid Valley Center, County of MONTEREY. form is available from the court costs that the court waived for you or ing person(s) is(are) doing business The Petition for Probate the other party. as: Carmel, CA. 93923, Monterey County. re- clerk. 1. STORE IMAGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL at Mid Valley, Inc., quests that TAMARA BITTICKS be Attorney for petitioner: The name and address of the court Don’t forget to check out the 311/312 Mid Valley Center, Carmel, Ca. is: 2. MAIAIZ appointed as personal representa- Jon L. Swedberg SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, Pine Cone’s Website! 26020 Via Portola, Carmel, CA 93923. 93923. This business is conducted by tive to administer the estate of the P.O. Box 1590 a corporation. Registrant commenced COUNTY MONTEREY Monterey County. JAMES E. GRIF- decedent. Monterey, CA 93942-1590 1200 Aguajito Road www.carmelpinecone.com FITH, 26020 Via Portola, Carmel, CA to transact business under the ficti- THE PETITION requests the 831-375-6900 Monterey, CA 93940 93923. This business is conducted by tious business name listed above on The name, address and telephone 12-30-10. (s) Karl Eric Anderson, CFO. decedent’s will and codicils, if any, (s) Jon L. Swedberg, an individual. Registrant commenced be admitted to probate. The will and Attorney for Petitioner. number of the petitioner’s attorney, or to transact business under the ficti- This statement was filed with the petitioner without an attorney, are: County Clerk of Monterey County on any codicils are available for exam- This statement was filed with the VICTORINO MACHUCA, tious business name listed above on ination in the file kept by the court. County Clerk of Monterey County on N/A. (s) James E. Griffith. This state- Jan. 29, 2015. Publication dates: Feb. aka VICTOR V. MACHUCA 6, 13, 20, 27, 2015. (PC 209). THE PETITION requests author- Dec. 31, 2014. 829 Cari Ct., Salinas, CA 93905 ment was filed with the County Clerk Publication dates: Feb. 13, 20, 27, (831) 756-0820 of Monterey County on Jan. 16, 2015. ity to administer the estate under the Independent Administration of 2015. (PC211) Date: Dec. 16, 2-014 28A The Carmel Pine Cone February 27, 2015



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