Here 's pie m your eye This year, there will be two pie eating contests, In addition to the.usual contest for children, Pacific Grove's fire and police departments will compete against each other (at 10:45 a.m. in the BofA parking lot) for prizes and the dubious honor of being able to wolf down the most cream pje in the least time. So far, the lineup looks like this: Richard (Lunch Bucket) Muniz and Greg Glass will compete for the fire department against Terry Chandler and Bill Kennedy for the police depar- tment. While the fire department has a proven winner in LT Richard Muniz, who earned the nickname "Lunch Bucket" when he tied for first place with PG's Susan Kadlee in the first annual san- dwich eating contest held last September to benefit Jaws of Life, the police department's team cart be counted on to give them a run for their money. Volunteer Fireman Gary Clayk, in recalling the earlier contest (which his La Casa Bodega Delicatessen sponsored), remembered that the Marina Fire Department made a good showing, taking first place in the team division, and wondered if they might be up to the challenge of another chow down. The children's contest, to begin about 11 a.m. in the BofA parking lot, will be divided into three levels - for elementary, junior and high school aged children. The youngsters will eat their way through a variety of pies for a variety of prizes, in- cluding $10 gift certificates for Holman's and tickets for Marriott's Great America. According to Anne Castro, inangger of the PG Chamber of Commerce which is sponsoring the Good Old Days celebration, the pie eaters ean be expected to go through 70-plus pies, which will be supplied by the Chamber. There is still plenty of time for children to enter the contest. Entry blanks can be picked up at the Chamber office or at the schools. BRENNER £670&61 4, MONTERE %4*h GOOD 0 %% AL 120 CENTRA . Store Hours: 41& Good Old Days, March 1978 - 5 LEN BRENNER'S Classic Autdmobiles . 590 Del Monte Ave. Monterey, California 93940 l . fi .MIE . Parade Continued from page 1 from England that's owned by PG fireman LT Richard Muniz and, if it's delivered in time, a miniature 1917 Model T fire engine belonging to PGFD volunteer Gary Clark. After the parade, the trucks will park in the municipal parking lot behind the BofA building above Lighthouse .. Fun lair \ Avenue, between 16th and 17th streets. Firemen will be on hand to explain the unique apparatus. About noon, firemen will give a public demonstration of the newly acquired Jaws of Life and PG's impressive snorkel in the same parking lot. The parade cars will be on display on Lighthouse Avenue between 17th and 18th streets. AGFACHR 36 EXPOSURE ROLL INCLUDES PROCESSI Reg. $8.95 A Continued from page 1 spection and the fire department will demonstrate PG's Jaws of Life and snorkel apparatus. A five-piece Dixieland-type band will provide a backdrop of spirited old-timey music. Not all the activities will take place in the parking lot, however. Artists will be showing and selling their work on the plaza outside the World Savings and Loan building at Grand and Lighthouse. The Magic Pearl Puppeteers will put on two free puppet shows Saturday - the first at 1 p.m. on the second floor of Holman's Department Store, with a repeat performance at 2:30 p.m. in front of World Savings and Loan. The Pacific Grove Art Center will be another hub oi activity Saturday and Sunday. A special exhibit of Victorian theme mixed-media paintings will be on display that weekend, in addition to photo-portraits of Victorian homes by Ed Mitchell and Pat Hathaway's collection of historical photographs. ' The Tribune will be running an old hot metal press and setting perspnalized headlines on souvenir editions of this special Good Old Days Tabloid for a charge of $1. Chamber President Don Reifsteck and Vice President Cliff Johansen will serve as MCs for Good Old Days, which is sponsored by the Chamber, with Gordon Hurd of Holman's and Phyllis Cory of Cypress Sight and Sound serving as co- chairpersons. AND' c@mepa 551 Lighthous, Pacific G l ill' 4 0/03 1 $20 l , OCR Text: Here 's pie m your eye This year, there will be two pie eating contests, In addition to the.usual contest for children, Pacific Grove's fire and police departments will compete against each other (at 10:45 a.m. in the BofA parking lot) for prizes and the dubious honor of being able to wolf down the most cream pje in the least time. So far, the lineup looks like this: Richard (Lunch Bucket) Muniz and Greg Glass will compete for the fire department against Terry Chandler and Bill Kennedy for the police depar- tment. While the fire department has a proven winner in LT Richard Muniz, who earned the nickname "Lunch Bucket" when he tied for first place with PG's Susan Kadlee in the first annual san- dwich eating contest held last September to benefit Jaws of Life, the police department's team cart be counted on to give them a run for their money. Volunteer Fireman Gary Clayk, in recalling the earlier contest (which his La Casa Bodega Delicatessen sponsored), remembered that the Marina Fire Department made a good showing, taking first place in the team division, and wondered if they might be up to the challenge of another chow down. The children's contest, to begin about 11 a.m. in the BofA parking lot, will be divided into three levels - for elementary, junior and high school aged children. The youngsters will eat their way through a variety of pies for a variety of prizes, in- cluding $10 gift certificates for Holman's and tickets for Marriott's Great America. According to Anne Castro, inangger of the PG Chamber of Commerce which is sponsoring the Good Old Days celebration, the pie eaters ean be expected to go through 70-plus pies, which will be supplied by the Chamber. There is still plenty of time for children to enter the contest. Entry blanks can be picked up at the Chamber office or at the schools. BRENNER £670&61 4, MONTERE %4*h GOOD 0 %% AL 120 CENTRA . Store Hours: 41& Good Old Days, March 1978 - 5 LEN BRENNER'S Classic Autdmobiles . 590 Del Monte Ave. Monterey, California 93940 l . fi .MIE . Parade Continued from page 1 from England that's owned by PG fireman LT Richard Muniz and, if it's delivered in time, a miniature 1917 Model T fire engine belonging to PGFD volunteer Gary Clark. After the parade, the trucks will park in the municipal parking lot behind the BofA building above Lighthouse .. Fun lair \ Avenue, between 16th and 17th streets. Firemen will be on hand to explain the unique apparatus. About noon, firemen will give a public demonstration of the newly acquired Jaws of Life and PG's impressive snorkel in the same parking lot. The parade cars will be on display on Lighthouse Avenue between 17th and 18th streets. AGFACHR 36 EXPOSURE ROLL INCLUDES PROCESSI Reg. $8.95 A Continued from page 1 spection and the fire department will demonstrate PG's Jaws of Life and snorkel apparatus. A five-piece Dixieland-type band will provide a backdrop of spirited old-timey music. Not all the activities will take place in the parking lot, however. Artists will be showing and selling their work on the plaza outside the World Savings and Loan building at Grand and Lighthouse. The Magic Pearl Puppeteers will put on two free puppet shows Saturday - the first at 1 p.m. on the second floor of Holman's Department Store, with a repeat performance at 2:30 p.m. in front of World Savings and Loan. The Pacific Grove Art Center will be another hub oi activity Saturday and Sunday. A special exhibit of Victorian theme mixed-media paintings will be on display that weekend, in addition to photo-portraits of Victorian homes by Ed Mitchell and Pat Hathaway's collection of historical photographs. ' The Tribune will be running an old hot metal press and setting perspnalized headlines on souvenir editions of this special Good Old Days Tabloid for a charge of $1. Chamber President Don Reifsteck and Vice President Cliff Johansen will serve as MCs for Good Old Days, which is sponsored by the Chamber, with Gordon Hurd of Holman's and Phyllis Cory of Cypress Sight and Sound serving as co- chairpersons. AND' c@mepa 551 Lighthous, Pacific G l ill' 4 0/03 1 $20 l , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,V through Z File names,York History,YORK_001.pdf,YORK_001.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: YORK_001.PDF, YORK_001.pdf 1 Page 1