Kiosk In This Issue Fri. Oct. 10 Fashions For Food Fashion Show & Tea Meals on Wheels & Chico’s Sally Griffin Center 700 Jewell Ave.$25 375-4454 • Sar. Oct. 11 Concert with David Holodiloff PF Art Center Butterflies - Page 5 More butterflies - Page 14 And Cross Country - Page 21 $10 adv., $15 door 8310375-2208 • Sun. Oct. 12 Chili Contest Benefits One Starfish Pacific Grove’s Homeless Parking Project Community Church Carmel Valley Rd. www.wehelphomelesswomen.org • Mon. Oct. 13 Adult Ceramic Class Hilltop Ceramics 6-8:45 PM sign up http://www. Times monterey.org/Departments/ MontereyRecreation.aspx October 10-16, 2014 Your Community NEWSpaper Vol. VII, Issue 6 or first class meeting • Wed. Oct. 15 Back-to-Back Incidents Keep Pacific Grove Police Running Dine Out With Friends (Of the PG Library) Il Vecchio 110 Central Ave. • Sat. Oct. 18 Rummage Sale 9AM-4PM Christian Church 442 Central, P.G. 372-0363 • Sat. Oct. 18 Flip for Whales™ Benefit whale watch Limited Tickets 9 AM - 2 PM 831-901-3833 • Wed. Oct. 22 Dine Out With Friends (Of the PG Library) Pt. Pinos Grill At the PG Golf Links • Sat. Oct. 25 Science Saturday: Spiders & Snakes 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Pacific Grove Police Cdr. McSorely was part of the team Thomas Pontarolo PG Museum of Natural History investigating the incident involving the SUV which ran A helicopter landed in the middle of Sunset to pick up a • through the side of Victorian Corner restaurant. young girl who had been hit by a car and transport her to a Fri. Nov. 14 trauma center. Shoe Dinner Dance and Auction Chautauqua Hall By Marge Ann Jameson SUV went in. The Pacific Grove police responded, along with Cocktails 6:00, Dinner 8:00 Monterey Fire and an ambulance which transported Mrs. Aliotti Followed by dancing On Oct. 6, an SUV shot through the intersection of Fountain and the driver of another car, which was parked in the path of the Info: (831) 236-5257 and Lighthouse backwards, crashed through the window and SUV. The driver of the SUV was not injured. or (831) 521-3045 wall and came to rest in the Fountain side of Victorian Corner Names and other details were not available at press time, but • restaurant. There were customers in the restaurant but none were officials at PGPD advise that the CHP is making a special inves- Sun. Oct.26 injured. Barely escaping, but injured, was Mary Aliotti, co-owner tigation into the accident due to the reported high rate of speed at Jonathon Lee 10 Year Memorial Piano Concert of the restaurant who had been sitting by the window where the which the SUV went backward, and the possibility of mechanical With Pianist Michael Martinez failure (such as a stuck accelerator) of the Lovers Point Park, PG vehicle. Said eyewitness Dixie Layne, “The 2:00 – 4:00 PM SUV was parked across from the theater FREE EVENT on Lighthouse, in the center street park- • All The News That Fits, We Print ing. I happened to be looking out my third Fri. & Sat. Nov. 7 & 8 There are stories that only appear online due to space considerations and stories so hot they have to go out and not wait for the print version. We print on Fridays and story window at where she was parked and Carmel Orchid Society all of a sudden the SUV shot backward Fall Orchid Festival distribute to more than 150 sites. Please see www.cedarstreettimes.com and which which category these stories belong in: across Lighthouse, across the corner of the Community Church sidewalk of Fountain and Lighthouse taking Free Admission Breakers of the Week (ending 10-10-14) out the stop sign and street sign, then across 831-625-1565 Composting Workshops Offered Free Fountain, across the sidewalk and directly Lots of trouble in PG today: Vehicle into restaurant, SUV hits ped (?) into the restaurant.” It is unclear where the parked vehicle, Healthfest Coming to CHOMP Oct. 25: Free screenings a small red sedan, had been before it was Inside Cross Country: Pacific Grove Invitational Full Results struck. City Council Actions 10-1-14 Mary Aliotti suffered five fractures in 100 Years Ago in Pacific Grove ........... 7 the ankle area and, though currently home Animal Tales Sponsor a Chair at PG Library Read-A-Thon from the hospital, will be in a cast for a & Other Random Thoughts .............. 11 ‘Yes on Measure A’ to hold information event Cartoon ............................................. 4 while and has had a metal plate inserted Cop Log .................................... Online TAMC Cone Zone through Oct 9 into the ankle. The restaurant was severely FYI ................................................... 21 Too late for press: King City boys win, PG girls win at King City damaged and is closed for the foreseeable Health ............................................. 12 future. Legal Notices ................................... 17 Carmel hires former Carmel City Administrator Doug Schmitz as More details will be published as they Marriage Can Be Funny ................... 18 Opinion ............................................. 7 City Administrator become available. Otter Views ........................................ 9 Protecting intellectual property: Entrepreneurship Forum set for While police were investigating the Rainfall ............................................ 11 Oct. 14 incident at Fountain and Lighthouse, a Real Estate ..................... 13, 17, 23, 24 call came in that a pedestrian had been Sports ........................................ 20, 21 “Seussical” the Musical Presented by Santa Catalina School See ACCIDENTS Page 2 Page 2 • CEDAR STREET Times • October 10, 2014 PACCIDENTS From Page 1 struck by a car in front of Pacific Grove High School on Sunset. An eighth grade girl on her way to soccer practice had run from the residential side of Sunset, running from between parked cars and mid-block, and was struck by the car. While eyewitnesses said that she stood up and appeared to be OK, she was transported by helicopter to a trauma center in Santa Clara where she remained overnight. The helicopter landed in the middle of Sunset and caused quite a stire. The Middle School was providing counseling for students traumatized by the incident. As in the case of the downtown accident, reports are not approved for distribution yet. More details will be published as they become available. Flip for Whales™ Benefit Whale Watch Oct. 18 Flip for Whales™ Benefit Whale Watch will be held Saturday, October 18 from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Watch the spectacular humpback whales and other marine wildlife in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. This fun event includes a special guided whale watch aboard 60 ft. yacht High Spirits; conti- nental breakfast with mimosas; raffle for great prizes; and a live auction. Meet our student interns, volunteer Ocean Stewards, and members of the Whale Entanglement Team (WET). Learn how we are impacting the lives of the children at the Boys & Girls Club and read about the how WET saved a young humpback whale. To make reservation call 831.901.3833 today. A limited number of tickets are available. $75 tax deductible donation per ticket - reservations required. Blue Ocean Whale Watch, Moss Landing Flip for Whales™ is a fundraiser that supports Marine Life Studies’ Research Scientist Program, Take it to the Streets™ cleanup conservation program, the Whale En- tanglement Team (WET), and free educational programs for children, youth, and adults, plus special programs for children at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County. If you can’t make it to our event, but would still like to support Marine Life Studies, please consider making a donation to directly support our research, education, and conservation programs. We have no paid staff; we rely instead on volunteers so over 90% of all donations go directly to our projects. Please join us for a great time at Flip for Whales™. Gourmands to Gather and honor Chef Stamenov The American Institute of Wine & Food (AIWF) and Les Dames d’Escoffier International (LDEI) Monterey Bay Chapters are pleased to present Gathering of the Gourmands honoring Chef and Disciple of Escoffier Cal Stamenov. The event takes place on Sunday, October 19 at the InterContinental The Clement, Monterey, 750 Cannery Row starting at 5:30 p.m. with no-host cocktails, complimentary wine and hors d’oeuvres (donated by the Disciples of Escoffier). Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be prepared by Chef Matt Bolton of the Intercontinental The Clement and dessert will be prepared by Chef Ben Spungin of Coastal Luxury Management. Dinner will be followed by recognition and honor for Cal Stamenov and an induction ceremony of prominent California chefs and winemakers assisted by Michel Escoffier of France. In- ductees include Pierre Bain of Fandango, Nathan Beriau, Executive Chef of the Ritz Carlton, San Francisco, Bill Stahl of River Ranch Vineyards, Tene Shake, President of the American Culinary Federation, Candy Wallace, Chef/Owner of the American Personal & Private Chefs Institute & Assn. and Robert Mancuso, Executive Chef of the Bohemian Club. “Your attendance will assist a local Monterey area student with a full scholarship to the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts,” Mary Chamberlin, AIWF board member and culinary expert said. Cost of the event is $225.00 per person. Attire is semi-formal. Please RSVP by Friday, October 10 to Mary Chamberlin, email: [email protected], telephone: 831-624-0830 or Donna Stewart, email: don- [email protected], telephone: 831-646-8841 In addition to the American Institute of Wine & Food and Les Dames d’Escoffier International the GATHER- November 4th, 2014 ING OF THE GOURMANDS is sponsored by the Dis- ciples of Escoffier International and the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts. October 10, 2014 • CEDAR STREET Times • Page 3 You’re Invited to Dine Out With Friends During the 40-day celebration of the Friends of the Pacific Grove Public Library Outdoor Dining Workshop 40th anniversary from September 15 through October 25, an event is planned to em- phasize the relationship between the health and vitality of the community’s l ibrary and the health and vitality of local businesses.