Page 12 • The Beacon May 12, 2000 - May 25, 2000 THE PAUL MORTUARY The Liltle Chapel-I,y-the-Sea Crell}.11 01 y Monterey Crematory 96 Years (4 Ceiling Service Staff Members Ronald 11. Siche Chriscine Tiyk,r Mary Nina Dickic 1)avid I). Stallings . h 1,1 (11 1 9 L'Ir Roget-Siordia ·Stevie Eddy KadUeen Renner Al Skonbery. Warren King KeAh Redc 1'()1 Ill.b)1111(ition by phone or mail 390 Lighthouse Ave. Pacilic Grove California 93950 CHURCH 4 DIRECTORY u First United Methodist Church Sunset and 17 Mile Dr. This 1(,11(}cling Church of Pacific Grove has Slin- 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 secretai-y fur the Zellerback Paper Company for 25 years. Anne Scott Cary Anne Scott Cary, 85, who was born in Kilrush, heland. and a resident of Pa- cilk Grove since I 986 died al the Can- terbury Woods on April 30.2000. Lilian A.Hischof Lillian Hischofilied on May 8 at the age of 65. Beverly made Pacifie Grove her home for 40 years. She served in the. Won,kin's Anny Corps lind for thet len years served as M CarCUIVer. See Milestones page 15 Chief cont. I-l'.S11()IlSe ll) CIMCI'#CllCICS. . Miller gave a breakdown ofthe weekly lowine for the department tlal inchided twi, days fur life :ind fire sal'ety inspee- tions. Monday and 1-liesdan: hydram testing and two days per week are de- voted lo tmining Miller staled 111:,t medical emergencies accatinled Itur between 55-60 iricent 01 all Cill 1% ranitilly froul 1 leart ittt,Kkh to mi- tHu- 'lch j· t,1*fiEJE.:...IMIDA. .. 1%'d. .a:yf,50460' . I . Ate gi 9.' e - h , A . a. 0-1 . J "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 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 the north end of the property and perhaps to add further improvements if and when water becomes available. INIZ .' ¤JN©I - -9-- ... I - / ...,)1 I /7': ' 'pte. · r If.emi'/1ai* -,•rl I l.... 1.,i/,d'll:/1/IMI .ill- f 0 ..... :u.>0¥e,-mr-·-9-21 , OCR Text: Page 12 • The Beacon May 12, 2000 - May 25, 2000 THE PAUL MORTUARY The Liltle Chapel-I,y-the-Sea Crell}.11 01 y Monterey Crematory 96 Years (4 Ceiling Service Staff Members Ronald 11. Siche Chriscine Tiyk,r Mary Nina Dickic 1)avid I). Stallings . h 1,1 (11 1 9 L'Ir Roget-Siordia ·Stevie Eddy KadUeen Renner Al Skonbery. Warren King KeAh Redc 1'()1 Ill.b)1111(ition by phone or mail 390 Lighthouse Ave. Pacilic Grove California 93950 CHURCH 4 DIRECTORY u First United Methodist Church Sunset and 17 Mile Dr. This 1(,11(}cling Church of Pacific Grove has Slin- 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 secretai-y fur the Zellerback Paper Company for 25 years. Anne Scott Cary Anne Scott Cary, 85, who was born in Kilrush, heland. and a resident of Pa- cilk Grove since I 986 died al the Can- terbury Woods on April 30.2000. Lilian A.Hischof Lillian Hischofilied on May 8 at the age of 65. Beverly made Pacifie Grove her home for 40 years. She served in the. Won,kin's Anny Corps lind for thet len years served as M CarCUIVer. See Milestones page 15 Chief cont. I-l'.S11()IlSe ll) CIMCI'#CllCICS. . Miller gave a breakdown ofthe weekly lowine for the department tlal inchided twi, days fur life :ind fire sal'ety inspee- tions. Monday and 1-liesdan: hydram testing and two days per week are de- voted lo tmining Miller staled 111:,t medical emergencies accatinled Itur between 55-60 iricent 01 all Cill 1% ranitilly froul 1 leart ittt,Kkh to mi- tHu- 'lch j· t,1*fiEJE.:...IMIDA. .. 1%'d. .a:yf,50460' . I . Ate gi 9.' e - h , A . a. 0-1 . J "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 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 the north end of the property and perhaps to add further improvements if and when water becomes available. INIZ .' ¤JN©I - -9-- ... I - / ...,)1 I /7': ' 'pte. · r If.emi'/1ai* -,•rl I l.... 1.,i/,d'll:/1/IMI .ill- f 0 ..... :u.>0¥e,-mr-·-9-21 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Gibson,375 Gibson,GIBSON_013_redacted.pdf,GIBSON_013_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: GIBSON_013_REDACTED.PDF, GIBSON_013_redacted.pdf 1 Page 1