page 12 • The Beacon May 12, 2000 - May 25, 2000 THE PAUL MORTUARY The Little Chapel-by-the-Sea Crematory Monterev Crematory 96 Years ofCaring Service Staff Members Ronald H. Siebe Christine Taylor Mary Nina Dickie David D. Stallings Sharon Siebe Roger Siordia Steve Eddy Kathleen Renner Al Skonberg Warren King Keith Rede For information by phone or mail 390 Lighthouse Ave. Pacific Grove California 93950 CHURCH DIRECTORY . First United Methodist Church Sunset and 17 Mile Dr. This founding Church of Pacific Grove-has Sun- day services at 10:30 am and Sunday School at 9:15 am. Mayflower Presbyterian,14th at Central Avenue. Sunday worship Celebra- tions at 9am & ·10:45 am.Ministries for all ages throughout the week. Peninsula Christian Center, (Assemblies of God), 520 Pine Ave at Foun- tain. Sunday worship 10:45am- & 6pm. Bible study Wednesday 7 pm. Pau/ W#son„ Pastor. St. Angela's Catholic Church, Lighthouse at 9th Street. Masses: Sat.-8am & 5:30 pm. Sun-8am, 10am, noon & 5:30pm. Confessions: Sat.- 4pm to 5pm. Daily masses: 8am and 12:1 Op.m. Shoreline Community Church 615 Sunset Dr., (at the Pacific Grove High School) Pacific Grove. Sundays 9:00 &10:45 a. m. Casual, contemporary services.Uplifting music, down-to-earth Bible teaching. Childcare/Sun..- -- *nversalist Ullutch 490 Agua;to Rd., Carmel. The last two-service Sunday. Services start at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Summer Services be- gin June 20. One service at 10:30 a.m. 1 Nursery and Child Care available. Minis- ter: Rev. Beth Miller, The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Of Pacific Grove.Pastor Dan Paul.Worship servicell:00 am, Bible Study at 9:30, Nursery Care available.442 Central Ave. MILESTONES DEATHS Drucilla Ramsay Eardley Drucilla Ramsay Eardley, 92. a resi- dent of Pacific Grove for 55 years, died April 20, 2000, at Hospice House in Monterey. Mrs. Eardley was a secretary for I the Zellerback Paper Company for 25 years. Anne Scott Cary Anne Scott Cary. 85. who was born in Kilrush, Ireland, and a resident of Pa- cific Grove since 1986 died at the Can- terbury Woods on April 30,2000. Lilian A.Bischof Lillian Bischof died on May 8 at the age of 65. Beverly made Pacific Grove her home for 40 years. She served in the Woman's Anny Corps and for the ten years served as a caregiver. See Milestones Pege 15 Chief cont. response to emergencies. , Millergaveabreakdownoftheweekly routine for the department that included two days for life and fire safety inspec- tions, Monday and Tuesdays: hydrant testing and two days per week are de- voted to training. Miller stated that medical emergencies accounted for between 55-60 percent of all calls ranging from heart attacks to mi- nor injuries. In terms of how the personnel is de- ployed when away from the station. Millernoted that optimum staffing for any given shift is five firefighters with a mini- mum complement of four that allow the use of two vehicles, two.for the smaller fire engines and three for the larger lad- der.truck. When not on a call and per- forming inspections, each vehicle will be assigned different areas in town unless it involves a large complex structure such as Forest Hills Manot in which the en- tire crew would be deployed. At all times both vehicles are available to respon*ib an emergency. In some cases people with en-riZ:'E-r cies simply show up at the statease of help. When asked about themelare in someone arriving when persO111 is posted the field, Miller said that a sig the emer- at the door to report to thent next door gency to the Police Depron duty twenty- that has desk person four hours per dautthat the department's Millerpointioting health and fire safety policv.of,-significantly reduce losses from Iire and save lives every day. Club cont. Seniors Will Hold Roll Call of Moth- ers Pacific Grove Senior Citizens Club, which always manages to present an in- teresting and usually significant program, will observe Memorial Day on Sunday, May 21, beginning at 2:15 p.m. Ed Larson will be featured in the afternoon program with Bits and Pieces by members, also a Roll Call of Mothers. Lee will be at the piano and members are reminded it is the usual potluck. '. ·>33 32FY#106)1:4;4,'4.1 el IU Ul l[ IC pl Upal ly al IU put I ICApo LW clu water becomes available. ¥IV*16:;71" : 4.·3':'(, 1 . .Le. Li :: The late David Kuwatani. P.G. Council Ibroc Kuwatani Day May 16th ™4.- - a·..4 In a moving presentation to the family of Pacific Grove Senior Recreation Di- rector, David Kuwatani, who was felled by a fatal heart attack last month. Mayor Sandy Koffman declared May 16th as "Dave Kuwatani Day in the City of Pa- cific Grove." Councilmembers Christie Martine and Robert Huitt were tearfulin their descrip- tion of Kuwatani, not only as a respected City employee, but also as a "friend.'t Kuwatani was raised in Pacific Grove, attending both Robert Down Elementary and Pacific Grnve High School. 3 b 1.-7 4.4, - "She floats through the air with the greatest of ease..." One of PG's two log cabins -this one properly called a log house - built at 505 Chestnut in 1902 or 1903 for Charles Howard and the home of Agneeta and Philip Pedro and their family from 1945 to 1996, last Week was moved by its .. new owner, local realtor Larry Scholink, closer to the southwest corner of 0 - its wide lot. This will enable Scholink to put the log house on a solid foun- dation and restore it. He expects to build another house near, Yhe north --A .4 +6. ----„„4., n.# n-rherne• +norlrl f, irthar irnnrriwornant©.ht anrl whAn 2 2*.rlil -.4, 1,44.Cto'' I * , ti . A ..... 1 14.1:*.I I . 4 '7 44* . I -96 . - r.: ' Iu-I - .* 4 5»7.- I ..1. I I. 2. 4 - . 41 1 . *Al .4 t..lk . ilaims D. K. He started with the City's recreation department as a maintenance worker and moved up to a Recreation Coordinator II, which was his title at the time of his death. He had worked for the City for 33 years. ' Kuwatani was in charge of the Rec- reation Department's Adult Recreation Programs and, in fact, suffered his fatal heart attack on a city ball field. "Dave Kuwatani will never be forgot- ten by the City of Pacific Grove," Mayor Koffman told those in attendance. 1*16.£6 bkiti,j *"Lkh·1'641611:....1-1-54 123.2/6661.10 p: 2 , OCR Text: page 12 • The Beacon May 12, 2000 - May 25, 2000 THE PAUL MORTUARY The Little Chapel-by-the-Sea Crematory Monterev Crematory 96 Years ofCaring Service Staff Members Ronald H. Siebe Christine Taylor Mary Nina Dickie David D. Stallings Sharon Siebe Roger Siordia Steve Eddy Kathleen Renner Al Skonberg Warren King Keith Rede For information by phone or mail 390 Lighthouse Ave. Pacific Grove California 93950 CHURCH DIRECTORY . First United Methodist Church Sunset and 17 Mile Dr. This founding Church of Pacific Grove-has Sun- day services at 10:30 am and Sunday School at 9:15 am. Mayflower Presbyterian,14th at Central Avenue. Sunday worship Celebra- tions at 9am & ·10:45 am.Ministries for all ages throughout the week. Peninsula Christian Center, (Assemblies of God), 520 Pine Ave at Foun- tain. Sunday worship 10:45am- & 6pm. Bible study Wednesday 7 pm. Pau/ W#son„ Pastor. St. Angela's Catholic Church, Lighthouse at 9th Street. Masses: Sat.-8am & 5:30 pm. Sun-8am, 10am, noon & 5:30pm. Confessions: Sat.- 4pm to 5pm. Daily masses: 8am and 12:1 Op.m. Shoreline Community Church 615 Sunset Dr., (at the Pacific Grove High School) Pacific Grove. Sundays 9:00 &10:45 a. m. Casual, contemporary services.Uplifting music, down-to-earth Bible teaching. Childcare/Sun..- -- *nversalist Ullutch 490 Agua;to Rd., Carmel. The last two-service Sunday. Services start at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Summer Services be- gin June 20. One service at 10:30 a.m. 1 Nursery and Child Care available. Minis- ter: Rev. Beth Miller, The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Of Pacific Grove.Pastor Dan Paul.Worship servicell:00 am, Bible Study at 9:30, Nursery Care available.442 Central Ave. MILESTONES DEATHS Drucilla Ramsay Eardley Drucilla Ramsay Eardley, 92. a resi- dent of Pacific Grove for 55 years, died April 20, 2000, at Hospice House in Monterey. Mrs. Eardley was a secretary for I the Zellerback Paper Company for 25 years. Anne Scott Cary Anne Scott Cary. 85. who was born in Kilrush, Ireland, and a resident of Pa- cific Grove since 1986 died at the Can- terbury Woods on April 30,2000. Lilian A.Bischof Lillian Bischof died on May 8 at the age of 65. Beverly made Pacific Grove her home for 40 years. She served in the Woman's Anny Corps and for the ten years served as a caregiver. See Milestones Pege 15 Chief cont. response to emergencies. , Millergaveabreakdownoftheweekly routine for the department that included two days for life and fire safety inspec- tions, Monday and Tuesdays: hydrant testing and two days per week are de- voted to training. Miller stated that medical emergencies accounted for between 55-60 percent of all calls ranging from heart attacks to mi- nor injuries. In terms of how the personnel is de- ployed when away from the station. Millernoted that optimum staffing for any given shift is five firefighters with a mini- mum complement of four that allow the use of two vehicles, two.for the smaller fire engines and three for the larger lad- der.truck. When not on a call and per- forming inspections, each vehicle will be assigned different areas in town unless it involves a large complex structure such as Forest Hills Manot in which the en- tire crew would be deployed. At all times both vehicles are available to respon*ib an emergency. In some cases people with en-riZ:'E-r cies simply show up at the statease of help. When asked about themelare in someone arriving when persO111 is posted the field, Miller said that a sig the emer- at the door to report to thent next door gency to the Police Depron duty twenty- that has desk person four hours per dautthat the department's Millerpointioting health and fire safety policv.of,-significantly reduce losses from Iire and save lives every day. Club cont. Seniors Will Hold Roll Call of Moth- ers Pacific Grove Senior Citizens Club, which always manages to present an in- teresting and usually significant program, will observe Memorial Day on Sunday, May 21, beginning at 2:15 p.m. Ed Larson will be featured in the afternoon program with Bits and Pieces by members, also a Roll Call of Mothers. Lee will be at the piano and members are reminded it is the usual potluck. '. ·>33 32FY#106)1:4;4,'4.1 el IU Ul l[ IC pl Upal ly al IU put I ICApo LW clu water becomes available. ¥IV*16:;71" : 4.·3':'(, 1 . .Le. Li :: The late David Kuwatani. P.G. Council Ibroc Kuwatani Day May 16th ™4.- - a·..4 In a moving presentation to the family of Pacific Grove Senior Recreation Di- rector, David Kuwatani, who was felled by a fatal heart attack last month. Mayor Sandy Koffman declared May 16th as "Dave Kuwatani Day in the City of Pa- cific Grove." Councilmembers Christie Martine and Robert Huitt were tearfulin their descrip- tion of Kuwatani, not only as a respected City employee, but also as a "friend.'t Kuwatani was raised in Pacific Grove, attending both Robert Down Elementary and Pacific Grnve High School. 3 b 1.-7 4.4, - "She floats through the air with the greatest of ease..." One of PG's two log cabins -this one properly called a log house - built at 505 Chestnut in 1902 or 1903 for Charles Howard and the home of Agneeta and Philip Pedro and their family from 1945 to 1996, last Week was moved by its .. new owner, local realtor Larry Scholink, closer to the southwest corner of 0 - its wide lot. This will enable Scholink to put the log house on a solid foun- dation and restore it. He expects to build another house near, Yhe north --A .4 6. ----„„4., n.# n-rherne• norlrl f, irthar irnnrriwornant©.ht anrl whAn 2 2*.rlil -.4, 1,44.Cto'' I * , ti . A ..... 1 14.1:*.I I . 4 '7 44* . I -96 . - r.: ' Iu-I - .* 4 5»7.- I ..1. I I. 2. 4 - . 41 1 . *Al .4 t..lk . ilaims D. K. He started with the City's recreation department as a maintenance worker and moved up to a Recreation Coordinator II, which was his title at the time of his death. He had worked for the City for 33 years. ' Kuwatani was in charge of the Rec- reation Department's Adult Recreation Programs and, in fact, suffered his fatal heart attack on a city ball field. "Dave Kuwatani will never be forgot- ten by the City of Pacific Grove," Mayor Koffman told those in attendance. 1*16.£6 bkiti,j *"Lkh·1'641611:....1-1-54 123.2/6661.10 p: 2 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Chestnut,505 Chestnut,505 Chestnut (1),505 CHESTNUT - LETTER REMOVE LOG HOUSE_018(1)_redacted.pdf,505 CHESTNUT - LETTER REMOVE LOG HOUSE_018(1)_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 505 CHESTNUT - LETTER REMOVE LOG HOUSE_018(1)_REDACTED.PDF, 505 CHESTNUT - LETTER REMOVE LOG HOUSE_018(1)_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1