.. . . " , ... I I .. BULK RATE . U.S: POSTAGE . PAJQ r CARMEL.C/4, Permit No. 148 - l ~ \ • I -, 1.1 .. , -., run .... .· . Ambula c & welcome to. 1996 'I S~!n ' v .. - .. e -\ • C servtc·€ now - ' 'I 'I needs funds to stay ·alive . . ~ CRFA may .ask county for annual subsidy of .· · as much as ·$-150,000 " By SUSAN BECK A DECISiON last· week to fonn an · independent ambulance service Tor Cannel, Carmel Valley and the Higl:'ll~ds has olficials now planning how to pay for . . ·PHOTO/CHillS HUSE . it. . ' . . . - , ~ · ·· Jhe ,New. Ye_or hos brQt!9ht with if un~bJy warm temperatures as these t\vo run 'Four .~ocal fire ,departments agreed n~s pn Carmel Boach fOund out during N\onda{s sixth-onn~ql R~ Resolution Run. for Friday to have the Carmel Regionaf Fire more on "'e run and tlje. winners, see SPoRTs, p::ag_e 17. for more obc>~;Jt the beautiful we<;ather o~d its positive impact on area holidaY. business, see page 5 . . · · · --. "" · Amb~lance (CRFA) provi~ emergency medical service in their a , cording to . ··' . t-0 K Zad Leavy, atto~ ti CRF. the -}f · · · N P. B Mid Cannel Fire Pro tion District. . ew ·_ . . go :-course . • ·. . co~e~p -~ c~Apl~ ~:!.·::r.t::: ............ but locatio dra s ' fire, ·:prats.e :- .. .... .~ ~ ~ are_ ~~~ fi ' .. ,, -· · . · · ·. · .- · .. : out, ~id vy, ~ nOiecl he asency w1ll to Factions ~merge as deadline nears respon~ to revised~EI~ b~~~,, ~ .•yin ' . . USJfJCS$. < J I - . . . . . . LUi week's'dedsion folloW*~.~,... Sy JOHN DETRO Hill golf courses. It would mean rel~ating. or court ·ruli_, that pve the earn.:1, t~e Equestrian·· Cenrer to the Sawmill Carmel Highland.s, Cannel Vall~y anc~-Mid \ ScoRES OF Del Monte Forest Quarry area otT of S.F.B. Morse Drive. Caonel VaHe~ ~rS dq)ai1merits ·~ ripr to dwellers can live with Pebble Beach Co.'s .._nels · establish the~n. . ambulance ,operations controversial new g~lf cou~.-, proposed off rather than use Peninsula.' Paramedic in a $~00 Jllillion packa widl. 3SO ·resi- DominiQue Legrande-List, president of Services, Monterey COunty's ·ambulance. dential sites- but they want to call the the PB Riding and 'frai~ Association, said provider. shots on its' location. her grou~ ~~nts the Equestrian Center to While some of CRFA's~exf,enses would That picture emerJed this week 8$ two stay ~~ere ~~ IS. Tow~ that end, mem~ ~ p~d for by its users, that would not be ..m ore · strong players - ~ ~ach are carculatmg _a petttaon th'tt fl\vors the enough to cover all of the operational Riding and Trails Association (PBRTA) P~scadero locat~on. costs, Leavy said. 1be CRFA js expected and veteran activist Ted Hunter- added ·. T~y• . th~document, . . . to .ask the county for a $100,000 to . to the area's -:apid'tactionalizatiop. . dfed sJgnatures.at least, s said u a $150,000.annuaJ subSidy. · They said their formal positions ·00 tlie telephone ·interview. "And -~t will ha e ; "' controversial golf. course location; w()uld more ·by ·tbe time we hand it in to the coon- Newcteal beat the Friday, Jan. 12, deadlme. ~ by ·ty befr non-profit · Brown. a graduate of UCLA··and the in giving back to the community. She ~oes it," said Verbonich, who served as the a' organizations. University of 'Great Falls-Montana, who lot of behind-the-scenes charitable work chamber's president in 1992' and recently Hendrickson, ~~inistrative vice pres specialized in ~ica.l care· and hospital that few people know abou.t: " joined the Economi'c Development Cotp. · > ident for California State University, administration. · : ofMonterey County, Inc.'s board of direc- Mont~~y Bay, will receive the Pub!ic · Since 1958, Bro\vn has received Community leader . tors. "I feel hum~ICd for 'being chosen for her Official of the Year award for his signifi-- · nutrierous honors and awards for life- · HeJ~drickson is th~ third_ person to it." . ' . .· cant contr;ibutions to the loc~l business long commitment to volunteer work and receive the Public Official award. In past Gary Luce, a longtime chamber mem community and its economy. · l und-raising e;fforts. She currently sei'Ves · · years, the' honor has been awarded to Leon ~ ber and immediate past pres~dent. said to·- This year's Robert C. Liul~field award on 18 local non-profit boards a5 an officer, . Panetta, /former ·area congressman and .V erbOnich 's contribu\ions commu~ . honoring outstanding members of the execu~i e committee member, director, now White House Chief of Staff, and Fred··· nity exemplifies the true meaning of vol- Monterey Peninsula Chamber of g~ve Of or trustee. . Meurer, ci~y manager for Monterey. unt~rism. · .· "Th · re arc so many .other people who "For·me to be.hon~red.irt that company · "Basically, Mark has, a never-say..:no work daily in the tnmches to help people," is really something," said Hendrickson, a. attitude," said Luce, president of Inns by she said. '1be.real heroes of voluJ~teerism • former Gairison Commander at Fort Ord the Sea in Carmel . ..H e-always ·gets things The event is open to Monten!y Peninsula are the J)e9ple who work di~tly with the . a nd CSuMB exeeutive dean. "It's hard to done. I'm pleased that he's chosen for the Chamber of Commerc~ and Monterey . poor .and homeless· and disadvantaged put into words what it means to me. I'm Littlefield award because he 'is so respect- Peninsula Visitors & Convention Bureau children and elderly. Honestly, I'm accept . -absolutely astounded: It's an award· that 1 . ed by his _peeri · arid. -~inrifu_nity mem- .. . . members and the general public. ·Tickets ing this hQnor on behalf af those· people accept on behalf or·my staff and all of the ber s. ~ are $75 and advance tesen•ations are who don't get the recognit~n that I do." · people who have worked so hard to create required. Further information: 648-5360. Ron Weitzman, a longtime friend and . '\ .. Carmel tapped fo:t; law wo~p~n competiti~n . SUSAN. FREELAND of Carmel is Heisler, a nationally-known civil rights one· of four finalists, as selected by the lawyer, 1ongtime Monterey· County t:'C&i /' Mo rey College of .l~w. in the sixth dent and benefaetor of the eollege. . Fran s Heisler Moot Court Competition Students w,ill present oral arguments to be held on Friday, Jim: 19 at the before a· panel of judges, inch§ding . Monterey Institute of International Richard Silver, Monterey County Superior Studies' Irvine Auditorium in Monterey. Court Judge. The competition. is a living tribute to . . . Big or Smaii. ..W e Ship -~t ~~- . "We Specialize In Custom Pae,ang~ . ·' • FINE ART • .FuloonJRE (LARGE OR SMAll, 1 PC. . OR .EN11RE HOVSEHOI.D) • EsTATE. PIECES • -TVS , ..· . . •STEREO EQUIPME~ • CoMPUTERS~ Ere. ETc..EJ'c. :., : · · let ex~ienced professionals handle all your shipping &fr PiQJCt king needs! · . ' • UPS/fed Ex/Postal; Servi;ces • Air, Ocean and ·Motor Forwarding kraHan~;~ :· fst~bM. --IA~ICI~·pd!IIID. San. Ax .. rl ~ . ,D-4979 UPS Authorized_S hipping Outlet • ... FUll 'SERvicE HAIRCARE FOR MEN &-WOMEN. AMMONIA-FREE/DAMAGE-FREE WALK·INS WELCOME . OPEN MON. - SAt., EARLY M~NING,· EVENINGS & SUN. BY APPT. 62 '2880 ' . 2 The Cormel.P ine Cooe/ CV OutlOok · January 4, 19 96 . .. 1 .. . I . . ' .'\ i , ... J • .. oe· •• s·t ·co. ty legal ,e t ~ F!tzpat~lck - ;-..... • / ·- · By JOHN DETRO' . * ·. - :::. ~S broke~ IT'S. if Monterey. County. had revolted and away from the Golden State. ' . . . I ·. ahead ·· And -it's why be and Jack Arnold of Cannel Valley have Const~Jicti.on • taken legal steps against County Supenor.· Comt. . Judge . ~ - \. . - . Robert ·O'Farrell, · District Attome)t Oean. FlippO and . W BiLE you .and I we're tripping out. on figgy ·County Counsel DOuglas Holland. ' <~ ·_Cannel WOQds resident.Richard Murray. a retired. soci pudding, wassail, frankince_nse and .myrrh the last · ologist. ' says •. state! law . two w~ks, Cannel Valley's JiU MllJ"Iaret Brown. . was conjuring up -ways to improve the lot of the ~-~:T'll demands that grand.j ury mem-' · . powerless. . · hers investigate §llleged ~rimi . . ,; ..,. . ..· nai acts by. public officials. . · . S~means powerless pl~beians. like you and me. But in Menterey County WHAT stirred the JMB creative juices was being alone, he adds, the grand stuck, time ~fter time- 10 to 20 minutes, day after. lipes jurors' oath has been ··rewrit day'-· in long of cars halted b)! flagmen at . ' tef\ and watered down" sp that that seemingly pennanent construction site on they . are limited to dvil Carmel Valley Road:· _ . · . As JMB understands it. the -roadway is being ·tom . actions~ In this regard, our county might as well have up by'a contractor finn th~i is replacing old under- split off from California," he . ground water. pipes for Cal-Am Water Co. · . "LOOK ~ it this way.·~ say~ the Valley deep mro..~ said. " . Carmel's Richard Murreople, bought and paid for these . dose touch with staff people at roadways and we ·still pay to maintain t~m. the California Grand Jury AssCiJCiation --:. ..a nd they assure They •r e ours. lock stock ~nd potholes. · . · - ----..._..__y 1 me our reading of the sit~ation is correct."' ·: ~ r - . ··sut the c90nty allows private Qutfit e Cal- ( The petition seeking a writ of mandate - this is how a .•. Am to come ip and tear them up, comp etely incon- judge orders corrective action- was filed for Arnold and (';: nie.ncing us. powerless folks, stopping our cars for E Mumy .on ~· 26 by San Francisco attorney J. David · . \.. . long as 20 minutes every time we pass there:a nd rov-idi~g us ~P.TH~G in return. . _ Nick at the Sixth District Appellate Court in ~an Jose: It "NO\Y is th~t fair? Must we be' unwilling door asks an end to _any illegal practice~ in Monte~y County's ml\t& for every ilig com~y that wants ~ar up grand jury system, and that Murray and A~old be put back on the cotinty grand jury. , o"r roads fqr tJlc.ir own purposes?" . · . :--1 . ·· (If }l~~~w ~8 at al~, ~e wants y·ou·. to shout A rumor? "No!" right here,) Yes- there's that part, too. The court docume~t says OKAY,. JMB, but what's the solution? . · O'Farrell ousted them in August on the' strength of a. ... . . "Glad you ask~,'' she repli~. warming to her rumor. They purportedly violated grand jul)'"-rules by even now to name the· subjectiof their ~nvestigation - . subject even more ...F irst choice. would be to 'hfive investig~ting a county-official _and meeting with · a TV thougl\ a press release from ibe two declares th_at they the county require the road-rippers to provide a repoRer in Salinas. ·~ s-:.. •. ....... sm~th ~tour a~und. the project to keep traffic_/ Murray, aware of speaking as well for Amold, refuses See JURORS page 6' flowmg m both da'rectJqns. . . . f' '· ~BUT if that is impossible or far too costly, then the company sh~ld have t~:·. · . ••t- Provi®toffee and soft drinks to drivers and passe_ngers stopped by fl~gtpen, who should be · '\ dressed like waiters. . . ' • p "2 - Besides the· ~tables, they should also dis- tribute l·ittle packages of mixed nuts _like the airlines _do for their pas~ngeis. · . · "" . " - Also magazines, if the wait is to be more tttan· I 0 minutes. . . ..4 -. And they should also hand out printed flters -to each car. explaining ~hat they're doing, who' is . c.loing it and when they_e xpect the job to be COJil- Uertect pleted. . , the pasL.dream on "NOT only would people be pleased, but all this . would be great PR for both the company and the · of the· future ... relax in .., the county! It should be standard· ractice on all road- at .. rip pro~." . present the Village Corner Count me in, JMB. I'd vote r that any tim . JS Cal-Am listening? f9&E'1 e oan,t,.9f Supes? Prot)y not. OOQ Rel~x With a cappucxino or ch~t o.er · DO·NOT. get your hopes.·up. ,Ideas that. make life ·lu~ ~me in to regroup over-a a little more pleasant for Old~ folks - the pow aeliciOUcS dinner inside. or on our erless - have a way of beinj pgeon-holed forever! ·· .. ·StiiJ, we can dream. can't we? · · . bea~ patio under the &ars . .. OOQ . · J..Des .JtO.n: . ToO~ .'S QUOTE·. .. L " There is very little to admire in b·ureaueracy, but you've got to hand it tQ the Internal Revenue. ServiQe!": · · · aao · . TIIE8E ll'OOLISH TloNGS ... Barris . edvises Belblett or PG us that.t he radio aerial in.'the · in Monterey· · 1c tunnel' is'&it again.-Or still. I' i'lot clear which Ibis tl.ajte. · -·· ,.J . • • • . . •• -· (1be .,.; . lets your car•s radia_.c . inue to"~- a,te. instead. Of cuttil) out, - you driye through~) · · FeaturingJ I. \ ~ - ana l.hate tQ stjlrt .out the new year Monterey County · griping Bbout a·hafdy perennial, ~twhyis i.t sUch a Wines gifanri~ problem for Monterey to ~~p that infernal aerial working? · · · . . · Fresh Seafood , .. .. Look. j ·s~/o~.cQmpari~ ---: w~ a t~ig !?,rush .,. power hnc tn ~tOmas or Coahnaa and Wipes · L-ig~t Pastas o~ tt> all over the 0: tral C , PGAE'i' . . k Homemade Desserts · .repair ser\'ice leaps i~to action and has 'the ligb_ts baek Qll in most Monterey Peninsula homes withi · a . · .. · · · •••a nd mote· I ·week to 10 dayS'! Opnt dllily from 7:00p.m. serving.bmkfast, lunclr and dinntr. ·• N~t comer of 6th&: Dolores, Cannel • 40&-614-3 •• . • . . ·, The Carmel f>ine Cooe/CV Outlook 3 •' . (. . • •' . . ) \, ; ' FRIDAY, DEC. 29 P ol f • . 1: A man re rted that his .. . ., .,..~· moth r• ring ·wa lo t hsome time _in lat~ con t o th October. . of t year. .h eriff's· Log( local bu gla ~ SATURDAY; DEC. 30 , t • Carmel Vi Dey: One man reported PINE CONE STAFF REPORT ... being chqked by· anOther. _A parolee NEVADA ,prison h-as · ...... · SUNDAY, DEC. 31 been charg~ a.S tbe grab-and·~n·thief ~ _ ; Cannel: A·-man reported being 1 who ·took deposit moni'es froin the BIOHBORS ~ARE about neig.ft • C~rmel: Va.lley~ Depressed over puShed after he confronted a subject· who offices of local bUsinesses, Detective bors: So here' a rundown on aotivity domestic problems., a woman cut her · was parked illeg~lly in. front of a super- Sgt. Pete Poitras of Carmel Police logged by Monterey County Sheriff's wljsts. "She was transported to th hospi- maliket "1be suspeqed vehicle is regis- Department from Wednesday,. I>eC. 27, tal by ambulance and admitted on a 72~ tered out of Manteca. . " . · Department said this week. . In county jail and . awaiting the ·. through TueSday, Jan. 2. . ." . hour bold." · . • Car.mellliahlands: ·"A man .said he assignment of a court hearing-date, the ' · · . Note - items f(om ·~a·rmel" refer to ~· ·Pebb~ Beach: A woman reported - .was threatened by his neighbors over his .. suspect was identified~ Bieu Bonney, · the ~riff's jurisdic~ion;. deputies do, :not getting a phone call Jrom a juvenile whom dog biting one of them. H~ said they ·Jr., 25, of Seaside. handle <;ails within the city limits of · she knows. "She said the juvenile tl)reat- threatened him with baseball bats."· The. Nevada re proof that the m~rketing o( - pare for it. ' Hard numbers ate not yet ·available on the destination marketing efforts of CaRnel has been ~orking is t~ dou:..:. "lfs nice to p~ for a stoFm when " precisely how good business was, but the Murphy/O'Brien. That-print space. she b~ing 9f inquiry calfs to_· her office. . the · weatfler · is p~eas~nt! •• . said Robert reports are uniformly positive, accordilfg estimated; would be· worth $1 million in Wbile two years ago the· office1received · Renar.d , volunteer weather .Observer (or the ' . ' ·· to Ma~~~.l~ Belliveau. executive director of advertising . . , .about 75 calls. a day. it now receives ·. ' WMTHER · the Monterey Peninsula Visitors · & .Jepson believes the marketing efforts about 1S O.· .See page 6 ~onvention Bureau. . · have played a greater role than an improv- .. '-J "Business was good in all sectors," she ing California econ()n:ty. "I don't necessar-· · .· said. 'That is pretty much normal fqr ily think the ·recession is over," she said ...1 around Christmas and New Year's." · / think this' is the results of our efforts.~· ~ ·a name But where it may hav~ exceeded·expec Jepson 511id the·city's $100,000 grant to that became tations. the following factors · may . have the CBA f~r the current _fiscal year has not • ... . come into play: . . . yet bC:en put to. .use, as ttie city's first a fashion. • • Hospitable weather on the Peninsula: installment did ·not come until November. · • Late and 'smaller amounts of snow in The grant was made possible by a one-half the Sierras. percent room tax_i ncrease approv~_ _b y the • The federal shutdown that has closed · Carmel City Council hist summer. national parks and diverted tourists to ~at money; Jepson said, ·will be .used alternative destinations.,.-, · . mainly to place ads in travel magazi·nes. These helpful influences· notwithstand- with the specific goal''of attracting tourists .. 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I. • ~ wbe~ &. • · ~· cakea with FreSh·i lemes · .. · s.,b, ~!)tJ esS__O r_t_ c. _. ep_e_s_ _ - '~ dU Dtq -· 1 Diqsl a. ..; ., Wl1,:. ·•'c .tm.i . ~ Jir..d, liN Larul• • · wrcoLN-# Infonnati.on gained from t-h,e ' project Management District is conducting a will help the district managi the Cannel research project to learn more about the River. Basin to continue to prevent seawa-· interaction between seawater and drinking ter intrusion. water supply sources in Carmel Valley. More information: 649-_4866. _2078 Sunset Drive (Russell Servi!=e Center) 'v· j · Pacific Grove·· 372-8867 ILL E.E LECTRIC · SERVING THE PENINSULA SINCE 1946 (THE 3RD GENERATION) • ~azzling Jewelry & Accessories ' . Rhinestones! I ·• Velvet_, La_ce & 5equins ~. • Beaded' Sweaters & Silk Lingerie t 0 . 4 Monday ~ Saturday 11 - 5:30 214 17th Streef • PacificGrove • 649-0689 We{/S Jewefei-s 1"me Jew~fry Sinee.1936 . . ' (4_08) 375-3.525 5491/2 Ligfitfwuse .folve. ~Q(.ific fjrOfJe, Ca. 93950 • 6 The Carmel Pine Cone/CV Outlook jonuo 4, J 996 ; . .\ ~- ., . -·= .. ~ .· e • _ y ni ht. A • OS 0 g~eso U IV I CO min on " to fl hion a' it ion the Pebb,le BelCh "I lhink the committee con i that ·v e ter of Pebble Beach," Hunter, id. "If they move the Two is t~" DMFPO President Ken Lona • thi · -'----. Equestri Center jam in another golf course, they'n: w · • t's the colrimittee - not the full board. We '1bat pine .stand i getting old," Legrand-List 1ontin going to ft&ke · way from idents so much of wh t we need to wait and wh t the board will do." ucd. ••1 a fin: hazard to homes in the area. So it's better moved here for." to cut t re than at Alternative Two.'' ..... Biltoric . '( A Adv The center, Legral)d-'Li . n~ed. was built in 1924. ' t - •i _ i~ ~tivi~t with the Del Monte Foresi Property has historical value to us ~ maybe to the state. It creates · • and Owners ).ffiscover. •. - ...·'.·,. bri.. d.... . ·e. Sp·Qrt Coats 1 Natural Manicures ·· · m en'sgw.ar ·sweaters ~Pedicures Repairs • Reflexology Jackets • I • Call Marilyn 622-9235 ·Shirts For Fine Men in Carmel 'tl' App~rel . 5/w,.! lampeced Dpw1 /Jt~i6· If) - 6 · l>ulnn~s lU\\'11. (}t-.(·am & bilt • (;ul'llu~l • 62-t--t8<•8 lincoln btwli 5th It 6th, Carinel A ~ery s~ial ~ brotigh~ thanks all cif you wbo new toys and clOthing in to ·· ····· New Masters .Gallery in exchange· for the_W ill .Bullas -hQrestyle. · ~ster, These wonderful gifts ~ere distributed to area children by the Salvation A~y, - . . . . . the YMCA, and· the Boys and ·Girls Club. Your_jenerosity AUTHORIZED UPS- SHIPPINC OUTLET brightened the ~2 65-U Cannel R.andto BMI. • Cannel, CA 93923 .. holidays for . Phone (8) 622-902-t • Fat (G) 6, 22-9026 many Monterey ~ Near Albertson's. Next to the &lgel Bakery. · ·· -¥eriin_sula children. ·- . Here's wishing '. ~ll of'you a New OR Year filled ;with SMALL ... happiness and WE SHrP . good health. IT FOR ~ l Bullas with Bill & Jennifer Hill, Owners of New MISien Gallery. l . • ~ Dolores between Ocean and 7th; Carmel, CA 93921 ~2' 5-~-~L~ l . . • - r..january ..4 , 1~6 ·The Carmel Pine·Cone/CV Outlook . 7 , ,, ~.....,...,..._ - - .. '• .· • r Briefly Speaking . '· . 3:30 p.a Open 111 lion (Council ) . .....,.. .· .. Frid y: Men a test deadline · t ~ .... and..,.,.....-. ..... Ea.tlldeol .......... .... lift 0.... MENSA. tests 1liE International High 1Q Society, will administer qualifying on Saturday, Jan. 13 in $alinas. Reservations must be made by Fri~y. Further information: 449-6398.. ' roU ·The dey: Lean1 to be ~ 'Bu~dy' TMnk ,ou for tlt.l. ,.._..o..n..*.I I. .. TM Clly Council Mile:_. yout .. ...._tinct.~. W .. _,..to tpellkon 111 -. Whtn dlteclld ~-...,_,go to-.. podlunllftd ..-. .... ,.. -~·~ .. . IUbltCL PwM~• ..... a c cf'IC' to ttw "'*,_and eddr11111, but It It hltpfuUor_tplll_.. to ltMe THOSE INTERESTED ml earning· more abouj becoming a Big Buddy are invit thllr,......lnordlr .. caG,af..t..a.,n..e ,ICIIi•r"*"lniMmlnullloltheiDIIIIng. Dui~IMiengl\ olthl maellng otritcMt tIh.,l. .... ..,._ on the~ ..,... liMp......,. to., anaxlnlun'l a( ttne (3) ed to a BJI(kly Program of the Monterey P.eninsult;t mee~ing from 7 ro 8 p.m. Tuesday mkUII, 01 • _.llbllitled ~the City~ Focui on the lauae before UWCIIJ ~. . at thC ~ariposa Hall Conference Room, 801 Lig~tho~~ Ave.~ Monterey. . . . and try not to,..,...~......, glwn'to .. Council~. prior &pllker. AMy8 ll*!klnto the mlcrop'hont, u the~ lai'8COI'ded on tape. HEAAIHG-AISISTANCE UNITS ARE AVAI~,JO ~ · . The agency matches adult companions one to one wtth child~. from s•ngle par- M*.IC FOR l1lNGS HELD .. lME COUNtl. CHAMBERS. · . . . · ent families. More information: 655-9231. · • , • .' • ... I' \ • ' .. r ' ; d I. ·c.~~ to On* and Aell Clll (3:00p.m.) : · • .. / - ~~ . Wednesd&f: Talk focu ses on 'parei1ting. ' 1.: Cell to .Ordlf and Roll Ic .. (3;30 p.l'ft.) . . . • . ( . '\ "A ... il.p.....ol_~-c.e(lld·~~ _ Llw.-.F ' . ·MORE Gentle Way to Parent" is the title of a l~ture by Janet Hurley from ' - 7 to 8:30p.m. Wed!Jesday at the Monterey Public Library, 625 Pacific St. Admission , ·av.E~~ -· , . . . . "'. . .. A.~J -·· ,... :.,y..' taeAII=e A_·W -i'i"'dl .0 Ja 1 IF.f ' ........ .. Rent,. Poalcl Corpo. ql . • . .i s f·Trehee. lecture··i$ part of the ..W ho Will Spe.. a k for 'the Children" series. sponsored by • ~. • \j"} . . V, ~'from Clol'Cedol1u11nlocni,l-.- ....; Clly 'Collncllll F. .a nd the City AdiniNelrMol Take. .A Stand "For Kids (TASK) of Ca~l Valley. . . ' . . . .,) r· A. AnilounceaMntl from Cllll ld ....... . . .. .. More information: 659-4580. 8. A. ..a uncairilel• from .City 11 ..,. . .,.. on oiMide ....... · . ...../ C. ~•no.tuic•-• floM.the Cfty Adilllalti ~ ·.· · . · . . 1. Aecliv.· ....._.Nport on~~ wllllln the City ol c.rn.l .,._ 811 • It,...._ to .. .• CAFA .• · . . . ·. . . . . . .d . Jan. ·1.1 : ,Lea~ .hosts speaker VI.A~JP.•·--- Anwa~• ....... ~ ......... Cliy.c;ouricl_on ...........~ ... fwttdlctlon olthe CitCy.o..w., idcolr~•'..*,.'..·. • r • -. Pfnn .-. • ..... on which you wllh to lp!MIL , • .,. . nat~~ppaarla~g on tiW City CHRISTOPHER fLAVIN, vice president of the Worldwatcti Institute in wlgl nhGlIeN.G..I,M., .M..i.l an Ill-IRIIIIitg buliftiiJ 6e. ......... to lllllf for I fubn'me.llng. Pr111nlllllonl wll Washington. D.C., will speak tg the League of Women Voters from I 2:30 tO I :30 p.m. . ... ........ to ..... (3). ........ 11, - -- .. ,... ............. ~ ... Clly COuncil.~ .. nGI reqUired ~ and lddntt 11, but It .. .....,. tor epitl_.. • ..... their ftiiMIIn Order thllthe Clly Thurs4ay, Jan. II. at· the ·Unitarian Univefsalis~ Church, 490 .Ag'uajito Road. ~. CllrtlftleJ lilt ..,, ..... In the nllitu• of1lle nli~llrtg. · .. • · Monterey. . ·· - · . _ /] ) ~ VI eoa...t CtiiR... - • • , ' . . ' . . .Flavin's research concems energy resource, technology and policy issues. A. Applot!IIMCaty ~ ......._ forthe.,..mia•··-·and I 0teembw,1111, copiii ..V Ing been ciJe;. At noon, a $5 .l u.n ch will be served. More infonnation: 648-8683 .... llltultd to .......... Of .... City CcuiCit • . ' . . . . " . · . ·B. Allllty ... ~~~~e,,.w·tor ~ MOftlh of O.tM. . ~IH, qG~illl hiving Melt dlttrttMtd to~ of I J..,., If . . # , , .. Cttyeowd . ' . .. .· • . . \ C. Adopt R1aaluUap No. 11-01 IIPPf'CMnl .. ecqulllllon ol _. compullrtatd fleet tnd building .,...,.._ Jan. 12: Big Sur council to ineet ~' ' . ~-................. Pubic~~ ,: ,. D. AdOpt Rttolullon No. ..,. llpp!ll..-~ N lllmotWMiuin "" U..........,...ng ............. the Fomlllllon Mcl ~ ICn otholfltllorwl. .ii.Q..n..C .,o..u.n. ty.• O per'll llonel Arw Auth.o rlty,lftd lnllrjultldk;tlonel E"*111ftCY . THE NEXT in~eting oft he .Big Sur Multi-Agency Advisory Council will be at J o' Ml_nllgei'Mnl8ftd •E . Approve tt. ,_., y_.,..,_., -..._ c.ttndlr · . · · : · . · · · a.m. Friday. Jan. 12 at the Big 'Sur Lodge Conference-Center in Pfeiffer Big Sur State . ....,.,.llft.. .. F.: Adopt Aeeolullon NQ. 11-03 edap~Mg '"FI.'ldlnp fQr Decision" ~ng en 8pp tel of the dlcitilon of the Park on Highway I. Rep: Sam Farr;n:-caimel, will chair the meeting . ., . PleMJng Conullllllon HIIIoriCII ~. UM ,pannlt, tnd dlelgn atudy fOt ~ locat· _..Dr. . ecl.on• ......... ., Nc;wth ten Antonlo-..e.an 2ncltnd 4th~""'*· The tpptlante end lira. . Topics include. .· updates on traffic in the Sycamore Canyon Road/Pf~itrer ~11 · ·~"ft".o".a~..~- ·' 4. ~ • .... • ~ •. .... -• • , ..... , . - • Rehabilitation Project,·U.S. Forest Sery'ice concessionaire agreements ilj J)ig Sur ~nd 'G. Adapt ~· tM5 tppr'O'Wig ~~of~ ............. hole~ to the ClnMI ¥IIIIey . the issue of military helicopters and hang .gliders in the Big Sur area. , · - . - .FnPI......_.DI tk:t . . . · - . · • · · , · H..~ ............ No. 11-04 prOhibiting V'lltlcullr f*ldnl or 8tlrtdlng on certlln ....... from 1:00 a.m. ·More information: 647-7755. tb. 1:00 p.n~.· ..._In .......,_2 1 -... Fftrulry •• 1tll, d~ .. AT&T P.bble ~ Pro-ArnGolf Toumelnlnt . . ' . t, Adopt AleoluiiOn No ..... ePProvtng the tl•iefer ol 1M Cebla TeleYIIIOtf FrtnChlta' W TrMetlr, Aglwtnant · IMOng the City of C.rrnal by·U.--, Chronicle Publlthlng ·Company lf'd · Jan. 12: Carmel Rec offers courses TIIICommunlclllloM, Jnc.. ~ · · · L, J. Alcliv. lllllUI IWp!Oft from the Ctiy AdmlnllttlllOt on .,._ on'a-helf percent Tflftlllnt Occupency Tu lncNua pnwloull'y lppi'O:Md . cou~s ~yfishing K. Aacelve ....._ report from lba City AdlftlnlttrltOr on lteuee ...eltlng to the funding of public lmpt'OVe · THE CARMEL Recreation Division will offer in and hunier menta, Inc. .... 1cqullitlon of parka and opan ...-, wtlhln the City education this month at the Vista Lobos facility on Torres betweeen 'nllrd and Fourth. . VIti. ,.,..,.lc ........ : The fly fishing cou~. will last Jan. 12 to 14. Cost is $90 for Carmel residents and ~F YOU CHALLENGE THE NATURE 'OF THE PROPOSED ACnON IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO $95 for non-resident~. More infonnation: 626-1255. . RAiuto ONLY lltOsE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE-RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEAAIHG DE· The hunt~r education course begins Jan. i2 and continues thrqugh Feb. 3. the fee' SCRIBED It THIS NOTICE, OA It WAIT IEN COAllE$PONDENCE DEUVEAED TO THE CITY COUNCIL AT, ro. OR PRIOR ~PUBLIC HEMWtG. is $15. More infonnation: 373-2737. ~ A. ~lion olen IIPJIIII ·fll the -Ilion of the ..,......., County ........ .,.,.......,. _dlf.')q 1ft . appllc8llon to cone1tuct 1 nonpOIMitalrrlgtlon well In the A-1IBIA Lind U.. Diltrlct. Thl project ehe Ia . ~ In Send Dunll LA* I and part of 4,1ftd .. ~It John Henna, property oWner. (CONTW Ja·n. 25: Catalina hosts historian ,. ~D FROM THE DEc;:E.-:R 5, 1. ., CITY copNCIL MEETING) . . "' · · 8. ConeidlrltloMn oof ean- .il,p peal of thl clleltlon fll the FONel and a..ch Connlulon denying 1 ....-• to ....owe·an 11" pine trw located on _... ...Y Strael, 3 houlll toUCh ol1tt Awanue (Block 11, NOVELIST AND historian Shelby Foote will read Lot 5). ~ tpptlllnt It Ken Olds. . ----'t from his work The Civil War: A. Narrative, at 7:30 p.m. IX. Ordtnencel ·. . ...m. .. Wednesday, Jan. 25, in the Santa Catalina School The following tdladUIId ~Items~. . not noticed a• public' hearing~. t:'ha Ctey Council tMII ICcept new I~ on thHa hlms by opening • period fOt public conwnent lfW aecl\ ltaln. J>erfonning Arts Center, Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey. announced. If you w1e1t to tplilll on en 111m, plltM rlaa Mcl approech the podium,.,._ the 111m hal baln The book chronicles the struggle in which Foote's . . Introduced Md·t he ltlfl report contpleted. PlaMe Wilt to be rec:ognJ..r by the Mayor. · great-grandfather commanded a Confederate- cavalry A. Coneideratlon of Oldlll•.ce No. 11-01 (praviou.ty No. 11-11) •mending T1tla 11 of the ~pel Code by adOpting the 11M Unl,form Building Codll (M!Concl raadlng) · : regiment at Shiloh. 8. ~tton of Ordinance. No. tl-o;l·(~ No. 11-20) ~ng THie 17 ,.,..... . deftnltlonl While researching and writing Tire Civil ·War: . A end ...n dllrd. tor ...... pllces (Mcond hNMiing) ., ¢. Con!tldlriJlon of Ordinal!nce No. 11-03 _(previously No. ·95-11) .aoptlng naw proc:edut'M ·fOf lllnlftdlng Narrative, Foote also was novelist .a nd lecturer at the ~ Genenll PI•~ llftd thllonlng Code end for the submittal, preparlltlon Mcl edoptlon of ~lflc. Pllns University of Virginia and playwright-in-residence at the· (HCond reeding) ' ,.. . · Arena Stage in Washington. D.C. · .. , J X. Orden of Council-- . · ..... Foote's, literary· career began after service in World A. ConsldetltJon of •n application for en encroachment permit to pa~ve the public rtght~-wlf In front of War II with publication of his first Wovels, Tournament. ,proplftJ (EdgenMtra Cottagee) loclted Sen Anlonlo Su.t batwaen 13th Avenue end Senti Lucia for ....... pMklng . • ( 1949). Foilo w Me Down (I 950), Love tlf'ttl Dry Seaso11 IL ~Jon of 1 raquHt from the Cannel by·the-&e. Garden Club to UM the Rio Perle property fOt (195.1'), Shiloh (1952) and Jorda11 County ( 1~ SA)., He ShelbY foote . gueet ~ng during-Its pr111 atlon of ....P ..,..nt of Fllgs" to be held on May 11,1tll ."" c. (:onsiderllllon of appolubnant to the Alc....Uon Commlaslon . published another noyel, September September. m 197-7 L, • • • Admission is free; childretLUnder l2 are prohibited. ReserVations; 6SS-93JO. , XI. Anolutlons ·. • ._/ ' I • None . .. :·-- . J ~· Aidfoummlnt -. .T he next .m eetin.. g. o f the City Cou... ncll.wll.l be: . The Rf,C~~~ing • • I · FMrua!Y I, 1986 • > 3:00 p.m. (CIOMd Seulon) 3:30.p.m. (1\AAA Sesalon) .. ~~ ~ .. (City Coulidi C"-rnbei's) 'r ~ ElrQP'em F~- .. . ~ p~ \fOU f:W ~ ,t\Our. ~ ~ 8 ~ hllnd ~ ~181. arm~~,...,~~ "~ · t;r~~~i·liN!·ee.,~ rr~ Q'T'~~A~....,.-..... ~ ataun R.N. • ~ ......_--~""'-"'--------,,.----'------" ~ ~~ ~. aa~~ From thl!·6eneral ~e · CHMel 8 · ·. The Corrnel Pine .Cone/ CV "b ut look january 4. 1996 .. . .. .. . . '. . ' · - ·? . 1 ... a¥, 4 ;z as F r C . ~ ·Don't thr_Qw Christmas trees lout - recycle them ·a (/ . . Now i~ ~ THAT Christm !s over, ti to recycle • S nd City Tran fer Stati (untii•Jan. 12) · dried out C~rj~mas tree . . "'''i also can be left curbside fQr garbage collection in COMMISSIONS Cannel residents tan recycle tree by ing them to Cannel· Valley and in, Carmel Highlands. Those yard Sunset Center · n Carmel (San Carlos between 8th and 9th waste program provide for automatic recycling of streets) until Jan. 5. · Christmas trees that are left on the curb. 1 ' , Other Peninsula residents may drop Christmas trees at For more information, call the Monterey Regional . the following locations: Waste Management District at 3.84-531'3. . · • Carmel Valley Transfer Station (9 Pilot Road, ofT Co:nmlission tO look Carmel Valley Road, until Jan. 12) . . at·()utdoor art ~Lighthouse School in Pacific Grove (beh_ind school is.s.u~ in the Annex, until Jan. 7) ' --'· ' . - -.-Miuina City Park (until Jan. 12) ~_r. ~ • Monterey City Parks (until Jan. 12) • Pe · le Beach Corporation Yard (tintj~ Jan. 5) • By JOHN DETRO . . · Ttffi Co~mission CARMEL'.Ptarrning will consider an art galle,.Y's. ~Ues(for. a use j,ermit - to allow· the exterior tlispi,Y-. o( sculptl:lre - when members meet at 4:30 p.m. Wed~sday in the council chambers at city hall. Senior Planner Rick Tooker identified the applicant as . Rob Pitzer· ()f-8ig. Hom Qalleries -.pn Dolores betweeri' ~ Fifth and ·Sixth in downtown Carmel.' T~ker sai4 the' gallery structure includeS a four-foot Setback where a piece of sCUlpture cou)d .. be."placed out .. doors and beside the public right of way: uAs each piece W~S SOld," he'added, "another WOuld take' its place." ' . · The~nda item is a rarity. Commissioners p~viously ) .h~o~~idered the exterior display of garden suppl i·es and the like. but never have they discussed a,rtistic work~ in· the same context. · : . · . · · · · ~ou~U. Int.erestingly, the and the cultural commis:.. sion presently-are hammeringo ut Carmers policy·o n pub- . ·art ,, ) 1 IC ·• ''Technically speaking," said Tooker, "this application Two Girls is not a part' of tfle policy. But commissioners may well get • into ·thing~ that are important to it.'._ ·· From Carmel ,. . . The Carmel Recreation Commission will meet begin SPECIAI~ISTS IN· HOUSECLEANING ning at 4: 15 p.m. Tuesday in the Bingham Room of ~unset Bonded • Free Estimates · Center. Chairperson Erik Dyar reported the commission EST. 1979 wjll discuss a May fundraising ~ue for the recreation. ... departme~t, with proceeds not being eannarked at this ·.P · . _time. _ . .. . . . . : . . ' - \.._,._ .i' Uackyard but11 season ns ., . weeks after noriilaJ ·sched le .. ,..., I •-' -·::-.. ..,.. \. - ~ • •4 ..- _- _.-. .1 ... . , ;..,.·..·.. PINE CONE STAFF REPORT ... . ' . HESSBtBEirfS..c THANKS -~ ~e~t rain~ t~unty's ...... .... •.M onterey back- ~ SO MANY DIRTBALLS yard bum season 1s an full swmg. ·.. \ So says Ken Kitts, bum inspector f~r the Monterey Bay ·. SO LITTLE TIME . JEWELERS Unified Air Pollution-Control District. , .. * Weekly. bi-weekly, monthly . we'll tailor our . ~e season normally runs fro~ Qec. I to the follqwing ~ · services to meet your needs. 205 Crossroads Blvd., Carmel,. CA 93923 ·April 30~ uThis time," Kitts adds,' ''California Department . 626-4426 (408) 625-2512 of Forestry sus~nded the opening due to dry conditions. Everybody WaS simply wait ing ~ for the first co.uple of rains. to hiC' · · l£r During the season, resi dents .can burn · brush and Si-RR;\ yard trimmings. "There are Vlll_;\ : still some restrictions on whQ · can burn what and UlUR .. TIJRN when," according to the dis 111 -E~ trict. Carmel, of course, ·pro hibits all burning. Before starting a bum, residents in the collnty area Your Golden Years don't have to snould check the district's revolve around chores.· hotline - which provides the J>um ~tat~s each day. Call At Villa Serra your monthly rent includes: 1-800-225-BURN. . Housekeeping • ·3 Delicious Meals Daily The hotline ·is updat~d '·. .' f • ~ daily at 4 p.m. w~ informa laundry Service ·• TranSf?Ortation tion about the next day's bum status. Plus ... Champagne Socials • Exercise Classes . . . The distri~t. says residents Excurs-ions • Cctrd Parties • Movies and more! also must check with local fire officials reg~rding "the possibility of dthcr require ments and time restrictions . • , American Heart 1t)illa Serra I) ., ' Association. .. Fl(/fiMI HNn Dis-. I . .nd~ f Mf~J I.LAIH Gracious. Retirement Uvi.ng . ASSOUATIO:\ ~ense 11170708797 ) '-,ii ;MOKIAIS & T-klltL:'I I'' _,,, ,·, =,. ,. .. .:' ~-- ~,~ ~ ~" " kbM IA-L-45A 1 Thtl space prOY!ded at I publiC MMCe Cl994. MlefJCan ~ AasociaiiOn .January 4, 1996 The Carmel Pine Cone/ 0/ Out!ook 9 l> • .. .. - . SERVING OUR COMMUNITY FOR 35 YEARS . • Medication & Nutritional~nseling -.' • Home. Health Supplies & Sel'VIces .. Acce,.p,ts Meo SI Thifd Party l~rance -. . I· • Aids for ltJdependent tivi!Jl - .· . . · ·~. For with /mpalr8d abilities EASY PARKING • FREE DEI..tYERY . -: ·~ DilDY • - . Open I m~ 8th & Jun.,.. • ~ :·· '"SAFE'.' .Center · Someone you lQve .c~n have a beautiful day! -; . - ·. . . '.r- - ~ .' · Offenng•daycare_ . · adults_ . ·· ser;vices for frail w 1 t; the caregiver ;~ : · away, at work. _or .t4ting · care (J/ _ e",ands.~. On the campus ofSaJvation i : · .·Army's Cpnter · . - ... (408) 899-:4911 SPECAUZED ·SERVICES FOR ·SENIORS - tC~ ~111M U~~W 2701PIU52J . . . : ... CONVALESCENT] ~ c_ARMEL • Ambulat()ry • Convalesceri1 _ • 24-Hour Professional CareY Physical Therapy • Occuational Therapy • S Meals • Respitecare ,. Excellen~ .... .1.' "L.' _...-; · . .·,.,; . : l..o(:lilly UUJned IUJil. operattd by Flqytl & ·Portia fi Advertise .on pages! cannel th~se Convalesce~t Hospital is ~veniently loc" tee park-like setting On ~ghway Qne between CarpentE PRIME TIME . SENIOR'S . Every patient at Cannel Convalescent Hospital hae CI:NI,e Accoums WelcoMe environment where dignity, self-esteem and individua· · Call a Pine Con' Display :ptnm. OR HOME-DELIVERY tlvough affection, consideration and res1 Representative today! ~dvertising -62"4-6441 . ' 624-0162 . -~6~-tt. . ·Mat6U-6263 . P.O. Box ~177, CArmel, CA 9392.1 WJOie,6U.M63 . Cheese 624-5939 'HIGHWAY ONE & VALLEY WAY - CARMEl . .. , 0. 1 THE BEST OF CARE . . - ... ANP'n-IE-· ' , - -· . WARMTH OF HOME . ' .· . . In-Home Care · · is ~#llt!Je preferred choice for l,of!J,e. · . I Respite. Servi~e Coait _. ..... . l:hell/th ~ s~ng the·~ Spnrise/Sunset Service , · Care Management . · f~ t!H past 43 yeari > ' . '·""" --,. ,, .. · Coofdinated ' Medicar~/Ins'urance N · A · • · • .-1!·· Yl . , . ~ ~n·pves ."~' \.,.. ._...... ~ -~~:~.-~~.~-.-........... . . , - • Service • t~ Home.C are ~ult Day c~· • ~tati<>n:fh~ •.2 4 .. ~uts/7~ys ~ ~~ . · . · • ~ages and diagn9ses • A.M ..w ake-t:tp and J»:-M. tuck-in service • ' ; ~ ....~ 0 • .. ' MONTEREY · . . SAUNAS . . HOLLIS'TER 3~5~98- 2 . 758-8302 . 637-6724 1900 Garden Road, Suire Z80~Mon~rey, CA.93940 11 Wcst-Laael Drive, Ste. 51-A. 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