J FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1997 * IDE City Issues Two Buildilig-Pei witi Ls Two building permits were issued from the office of City Manager Erwin Dames during the past week. W. P. Sweeney, local contractor, obtained a permit for the construe- tion of a new five-room bungalow at 211 Chestnut street. It is now in the course of erection. The . home is to be finished in rustic siding and will have a shin- gle oot.. and brick chimney. The interior' will be plastered. There Your Rent Money Will Bily 9 Home Under ¥'lIA Plan. Consuii» George H. Schuyler BUII.DEP. Phone 7441 FHA SINGLE MORTGAGE 630 Sprnee Are. SYSTEM Pacific Grove - 1 /4/ fto.JEAt,6 Del Monte Company Removes Eyesore Workmen during the past week have wrecked the old building at the corner of Fountain avenue and High street which formerly housed the local office of the Monterey County Water Works. It also had served as the headquarters for the Del Monte Properties company's engineering department at one time. The building was one of the first erected in Pacific Grove and was used in various official capacities for many years. Of late, however, it had become an eye-sore and its re- moval was brought about by pro- tests from local business interests. Del Monte officials announced this week that no plans have as yet been rnade for any future de- velopment of the property. will be hardwood floors. Estimated cost of the house and accompanying garage is given at $3000. The other permit was issued to E. R. Stalter to install a concrete foundation under the house at 306 Fourteenth street, belonging to E. Gern. The work is already near completion. The estimated cost is $200. .- Central Avenue lil"*Arction Work Will Start Soon Laying of curb and gutter for the new Central avenue extension pro- ject will get under way soon, ac- cording to City Manager Erwin Dames, who is rapidly completing the plans, in his capacity as city engineer. All of the property for the pro- ject has been acquired with the single exception of the house at Sixteenth and Grove streets. It is expected that condemnation pro- ceedings will be brought to secure it. According to City Manager Dames, an investigation will be made of the "natural asphalt" pav- ing used by the state highway de- partment on the new Los Gatos- Santa Cruz highway and secured near Santa Cruz. It is possible that this material may be used on the local project. Commission Orders Telephone Rate Cut Material reductions in long dis- tance telephone rates, which will mean savings to California of $328,- 000 annually were announced today by the California Railroad Commis- Monterey County Homes Need Modernization Munletey County'A · 146. f V:-0- and two-family houses offer a po- tentiaI market for $580,260 worth of modernization, according to a na- tion-wide, county-by-county survey just completed by Johns-Manville, building materials manufacturer. Figures for this county have just been received by J. A. Greenelsh of the Homer T. Hayward Lumber Co., J-M distributors in Pacific Grove. The survey is part of an investi- gation being conducted by this firm to determine the amount of home modernization Lhal is till needed and to seek ways of stimulating activity in this important branch of the country's second largest em- ployer of labor-the construction industry. The modernization quota is based on an estimated billion dollar market for the entire United States. It was shown that 44 per cent of Monterey · County's 13,400 families own their homes and. that non- farm dwellings, occupied by the owners, number 4,730 and have an average value of $4,458. Other interesting data disclosed 107 telephones and 338 passenger cars per 1000 people in the Coiinty The national average is 110 phones and 163 automobiles. Libraiian Reports Month'g Patronaire I March Of Progress Visits This County Moilteley Cour.U, T.[ 9-Eere'it,n -111 the series of trips to the counties of the Central Coast of California, will be the feature of the March of Progress Monday evening, October 4th, at 7:45 over station KLX. The guest and speaker will be Mr. John A. Davis, President of the Monterey Chamber of Commerce, who will discuss the major con- struction projects now being car- ried en in his home county. Al- though from the city of Monterey, Mi·. Davis will speak on behalf of the entire bionterey County. Brothers To Have Charge Of Del Mar Hotel, Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Cal C. Connett, who were recently married, will take over the managenent of the Del Mar Cafe, which was recently closed. Mrs. Connett was formerly in tne restaurant business in San Francisco. His brother. W. T. Con- nett, will manage the Del Mar Ho- tel. Abstracts Deed: Ben Fuller anG Naomi Ful- leo Wf. to Howard J. Sch-Lich ar,1 , Gladys S. Scheidt, Wi., Jt. Ten. I Sept. 7. $10. Lot 7, Blk. 127, 31·d Add. P. G. R. Trust Deed: Howard J. Scheidt et ux to Tr. for Ben Fuller und Building Development , OCR Text: J FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,1997 * IDE City Issues Two Buildilig-Pei witi Ls Two building permits were issued from the office of City Manager Erwin Dames during the past week. W. P. Sweeney, local contractor, obtained a permit for the construe- tion of a new five-room bungalow at 211 Chestnut street. It is now in the course of erection. The . home is to be finished in rustic siding and will have a shin- gle oot.. and brick chimney. The interior' will be plastered. There Your Rent Money Will Bily 9 Home Under ¥'lIA Plan. Consuii» George H. Schuyler BUII.DEP. Phone 7441 FHA SINGLE MORTGAGE 630 Sprnee Are. SYSTEM Pacific Grove - 1 /4/ fto.JEAt,6 Del Monte Company Removes Eyesore Workmen during the past week have wrecked the old building at the corner of Fountain avenue and High street which formerly housed the local office of the Monterey County Water Works. It also had served as the headquarters for the Del Monte Properties company's engineering department at one time. The building was one of the first erected in Pacific Grove and was used in various official capacities for many years. Of late, however, it had become an eye-sore and its re- moval was brought about by pro- tests from local business interests. Del Monte officials announced this week that no plans have as yet been rnade for any future de- velopment of the property. will be hardwood floors. Estimated cost of the house and accompanying garage is given at $3000. The other permit was issued to E. R. Stalter to install a concrete foundation under the house at 306 Fourteenth street, belonging to E. Gern. The work is already near completion. The estimated cost is $200. .- Central Avenue lil"*Arction Work Will Start Soon Laying of curb and gutter for the new Central avenue extension pro- ject will get under way soon, ac- cording to City Manager Erwin Dames, who is rapidly completing the plans, in his capacity as city engineer. All of the property for the pro- ject has been acquired with the single exception of the house at Sixteenth and Grove streets. It is expected that condemnation pro- ceedings will be brought to secure it. According to City Manager Dames, an investigation will be made of the "natural asphalt" pav- ing used by the state highway de- partment on the new Los Gatos- Santa Cruz highway and secured near Santa Cruz. It is possible that this material may be used on the local project. Commission Orders Telephone Rate Cut Material reductions in long dis- tance telephone rates, which will mean savings to California of $328,- 000 annually were announced today by the California Railroad Commis- Monterey County Homes Need Modernization Munletey County'A · 146. f V:-0- and two-family houses offer a po- tentiaI market for $580,260 worth of modernization, according to a na- tion-wide, county-by-county survey just completed by Johns-Manville, building materials manufacturer. Figures for this county have just been received by J. A. Greenelsh of the Homer T. Hayward Lumber Co., J-M distributors in Pacific Grove. The survey is part of an investi- gation being conducted by this firm to determine the amount of home modernization Lhal is till needed and to seek ways of stimulating activity in this important branch of the country's second largest em- ployer of labor-the construction industry. The modernization quota is based on an estimated billion dollar market for the entire United States. It was shown that 44 per cent of Monterey · County's 13,400 families own their homes and. that non- farm dwellings, occupied by the owners, number 4,730 and have an average value of $4,458. Other interesting data disclosed 107 telephones and 338 passenger cars per 1000 people in the Coiinty The national average is 110 phones and 163 automobiles. Libraiian Reports Month'g Patronaire I March Of Progress Visits This County Moilteley Cour.U, T.[ 9-Eere'it,n -111 the series of trips to the counties of the Central Coast of California, will be the feature of the March of Progress Monday evening, October 4th, at 7:45 over station KLX. The guest and speaker will be Mr. John A. Davis, President of the Monterey Chamber of Commerce, who will discuss the major con- struction projects now being car- ried en in his home county. Al- though from the city of Monterey, Mi·. Davis will speak on behalf of the entire bionterey County. Brothers To Have Charge Of Del Mar Hotel, Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Cal C. Connett, who were recently married, will take over the managenent of the Del Mar Cafe, which was recently closed. Mrs. Connett was formerly in tne restaurant business in San Francisco. His brother. W. T. Con- nett, will manage the Del Mar Ho- tel. Abstracts Deed: Ben Fuller anG Naomi Ful- leo Wf. to Howard J. Sch-Lich ar,1 , Gladys S. Scheidt, Wi., Jt. Ten. I Sept. 7. $10. Lot 7, Blk. 127, 31·d Add. P. G. R. Trust Deed: Howard J. Scheidt et ux to Tr. for Ben Fuller und Building Development , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Fountain,156 158 Fountain,100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_190.pdf,100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_190.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_190.PDF, 100 BLOCK - FOUNTAIN AVE_190.pdf 1 Page 1