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way, Aprii so, m9iSarah Herman Retiring School Leaders Honored Lee T. Sims AncJ Sam Binsacca Honored Upon Retirement Dies In Home to Santa Cruz high school In 1923. He taught agriculture and biology until 1941 when he received the added title of dean of boys. He was appointed vice principal in 1953. During his work here he received one of the highest honors a working teacher can get "master teacher." given him by the State Agriculture Teachers as-social ion.

Binsacca is a University of California graduate. Mrs. Mary Ireland, dean of girls, told the group about his work with young agricultural students and of the many honors his students have won. Binsacra received a set of luggage from the faculty. The set was presented by Carl Hanson, printing teacher.

Itinsarra said he was going to miss the teachers, adding: "I never thought I'd reach this point. I thought I'd teach forever, and never grow old, but here I am." Mrs. Edward Warren, English teacher, read a letter of praise for both men by former Santa Cruz Superintendent Homer Cor-nick. i A u--r i ill ft i vl.Cf' I 1 SL 1 al Oftfa A special tribute was paid to two educators last night at the Santa Maria del Mar hotel on Fast Cliff drive by the Santa Cruz high school faculty. Lee T.

Sims, retiring principal of ed a set of luggage. One of the dinner quests was a new English teacher, Donna Belcher, a graduatae of Chieo State college. Some 110 school teachers and employes attended. VITAL STATISTICS Last night a moving tribute was paid Lee T. Sims and Sain Binsacca, retiring principal and vice principal, respectively, of the Santa Cruz high school.

One hundred and ten persons, including nearly all of the 70 teachers and other classified employes of the high school, met at the Santa Maria del Mar hotel for a dinner and both light and serious eulogies. Master of Ceremonies Jack Snyder, student counselor and commercial teacher, opened the program by acknowledging that the heavy turnout was in itself a tribute to the two men. Sims, who retires July 1, has been principal for 15 years. A master sergeant during World War he graduated from Oregon State college and attended the University of California. After many years of teaching he was appointed superintendent of the Clarksburg school district near Sacramento from 1929 to 1942.

After a year at Rio Vista as superintendent he came to Santa Cruz. Norman Walters, music supervisor, praised Sims for his serenity on the job, especially in carrying out some of the school board's actions. Sims was presented with a wrist watch by James Burt, chief counselor. "I'm not going to try to express what I feel," said Sims. "The finest memory I have of my years here will be the loyalty and cooperation of the faculty.

"Many times I'm asked what I will do in my retirement. I think I'll do like 'Skinny' Wain-right (retired army general) who said he was going to spend the first two years sitting on his rocking chair. After that maybe I'll roik a little." Vive Principal Binsacca came Margery G. Lowe Dies In Hospital Margery Greta Lowe, 44, a native of California and a resi dent of this area for the last 12 years, died today in a local hospital. She lived on Highway 9, north of Boulder Creek.

She is survived by her husband. E. Lee Lowe of Boulder creek; four children, Gregory Robert Phillips, Judy Kaye Phillips, Dennis Lee Lowe and Robert Ellery Lowe, all of Boulder Creek; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Lapham of Martinez and Mrs. Helen Slovsky of Oakland, and her mother, Mrs.

Mary Beacraft of Oakland. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Wessendorf chapel with Rev. Reginald J. Troughton of the Boulder Creek Methodist church officiating.

Entombment will follow in the IOOF mausoleum. TRY IT You'll love It. Try Tele-scription and if after 60 days you aren't satisfied we'll refund your connection charge. How can you lose on an offer like this? Pacific Telescription System 924 Soquel OA 3-6510 Fred L. Quistorf Services Planned Fred L.

Quistorf, 75, a native of Bonny Doon and the warden at the Santa Cruz County Big Trees park, now the Henry Cowell Big Trees park, from 1943 until he retired July 1, 1953, died today in a local nursing home after a long illness. Owner of the Felton garage for about 30 years before taking over the park position, Quistorf worked for the Lukins blacksmith shop in Santa Cruz after finishing his schooling. He went to Alaska for several months and then was with the Holmes Lime company in Felton for three years and then with the Rountroe Blacksmith shop in Felton until it was destroyed by fire in the early 20's. lie was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Trotts Quistorf and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Powers of Pittsburg and Mrs.

Lois Rubottom of Watsonville; a sister, Mrs. Glenn Achterberg of Watsonville; five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and two nephews, Leslie and Albert Achterberg of Watsonville. He was a member of the San Lorenzo Valley Kiwanis club and an honorary member of the Felton fire department. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in White's chapel with Rev.

William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will follow in the Felton cemetery. FUNERALS BERTHA M. WILLIAMS Services for Bertha M. Williams were held in White's chapel at 10:30 a.m.

today with Dr. Heber St. Clair Mahood officiating. Sacred selections were played on the organ. Interment followed in the Oakwood Memorial park.

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Margaret Bel-fer, and Mrs. Lillian Sehas, both of San Francisco, and a sister, Mrs. Ann Lcibowich of San Fran cisco. She waj a i.iembor of Temple Beth El and Harmony chapter of nai nth. Funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in White's chapel with Rabbi Julius Leibert of Temple Beth El offi ciating, interment will lollow in the Home of Peace cemetery. Minnie Colla Mann Rites Set Minnie Colla Mann, 79, a native of Orange City. and a resi dent of the Santa Cruz area for the last 14 years, died yesterday in a local hospital. She had lived in California for 52 years. Her home was at 1730 42nd avenue.

She is survived by her husband, Frank D. Mann Sr. of Santa Cruz; two sons, Frank D. Mann Jr. of San Jose and Clyde G.

Mann of Reno. five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in the Wessen-dorf chapel with Dr. Heher St.

Clair Mahood officiating. Private inurnment will follow in the IOOF crematory. Maude A. Huston Services Set Maude A. Houston, 84, a native of New York and a resident of Santa Cruz since 1908, died yesterday in a local rest home after a long illness.

She was the wife of the late George H. Huston. The couple resided on Fernside street for many years. She is survived by a son, Howard S. Huston of Santa Cruz, two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in the White's chapel with Rev. William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will follow in the IOOF cemetery. New York Stock Exchange Courtesy ot Baikie Alcantara Stocks Bonds Direct Private Wire 1517 Pacific Ave.

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Quistorf. Husband of the late Helen 'i'rotts Quistorf; father of Mrs. Ruth Powers of Pittsburg. and Mrs. Lois Ru-bottom of Watsonville, brother of Mrs.

Glenn Achterberg of Watsonville, Calif; nlso survived by five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and two nephews, Leslie and Albert Achterberg of Watsonville, Calif. Native of Bonny Doon, aged 75 years. Member of Kiwanis Club and Honorary Member of the Felton Fire Department. Services will be conducted at White's chapel. 138 Walnut Saturday, May 2 at 10:30 a.

m. with Rev. William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interuient in Felton cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

4-30-103 HUSTON In Santa Cruz, Calif April 29, 1959, Maude A. Huston. Survived by her son, Howard S. Huston of Santa Cruz; also survived by two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Native of New York, aged 84 years.

Services will be conducted at White's chapel, 138 Walnut Saturday, May 2 at 2:00 p. m. with Rev. William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interment in I.O.O.F.

cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 4-30-1C3 HERMAN In Santa Cruz, April 29, 1959, Sarah Herman. Survived by her husband, Leo Herman of Santa Cruz; daughters, Mrs. Isabel Writter of Los Altos, Mrs.

Margaret Belfer and Mrs. Lillian Sehas both of San Francisco, sister, Mrs. Ann Leibowich of San Francisco, also survived by two grandchildren. Native of Russia, aged 78 years. Member of Temple Beth-El and Harmony Chapter, B'nai B'rith.

Services will be conducted at White's chapel, 13a Walnut Friday, May 1 at 2:00 p. m. with Rabbi Julius Leibert of Temple Beth-El officiating. Interment in Home of Peace cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

4-30-102 LOWE In Santa Cruz, California, April 30, 1959, Margery Greta Lowe. Wife of E. Lee Lowe of Boulder Creek; mother of Greijorv Robert Phillips, Judy Kaye Phillips, Dennis Lee ix)we ana ttobert tilery Lowe all of Boulder Creek; sister of Mrs Mildred Lapham of Martinez and Mrs. Helen Slovsky of Oakland daughter of Mrs. Mary Beacraft of Oakland.

Native of California, aged it years, monms. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Chapel Saturday, Mav 2nd. at 10:00 a. m. Rev.

Reginald J. Troushton. pastor of the Boulrier Lreek Methodist Church, officiating. Entombment in I.O.O.F. Mausoleum.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 4-30-103 SPONSLER In Santa Cruz, Calif. April 28, 1959. Ariella Sponsler. Survived by her daughter, Juanita Keller ot hanta Cruz; nephew William Bornt of Santa Cruz; nieces, Lula Bornt and Pearl Orwig both of Ven tura, calif.

Native of Pennsylvania aged 95 years, 4 months. services will be conducted at White's chapel, 138 Walnut Fri day, May 1 at 10:30 a. m. with Dr. Heber St.

Clair Mahood officiating. jmernieni in l.u.u.f. cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 4-29-102 LANDMAN In Santa Cruz, California, April 24, 1959.

Frederick Landman. Father of Fred W. Land man and grandfather of Fred W. Landman, both of Athertnn. Tali.

fornia; uncle of Henry Landman of oama iruz. Native of Germany, aged 84 years, 5 months. Member of Kin? Soloman Lodge r. ac n. francisco-Scottish Rite Bodies.

San Francisco and Islam Shrine Temple, San Francisco. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Chapel Friday, May lt at 10:00 a. m. Santa Cruz Lodge No. 33, F.

A. M. officiating. Committal Services at Woodlawn Crematory, Colma, at 1:00 p. m.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 4-29-102 CARD OF THANKS ELLIS We desire to express our appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the kindness snd sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Lottie E. Ellis. We also wish to thank the pallbearers and all who sent floral offerings.

Herbert Ellis and family 4-30-102 FLOWERS FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. GArc'en 6-1122 4-l-tf Louise Flower Shop 'The Freshest In Flowers" Dial GR 5-3841 "FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Avenue 4-27-tf PALOMAR HOUSE OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCADE GArden 3-0821 4-l-tf TRUE GREATNESS By W. H. White From the Reader's Digest, that monthly compendium of good thought-fodder, comes this gem of philosophy an authentic essay by a 12-year-old Alabama school gin. True Greatness she writes a person can never get by trying for it.

It is nice to have good clothes. It makes it a lot easier to act decent, but it is a sign of True Greatness to act, when have not got them, just as good as if had. Once there was a woman who had done a big washing and hung it on the line. The line broke and let it down in the mud, but she didn't say a word, only did it over again and this time she spread it on the grass where it could not fall. But that night a dog with dirty feet ran over it.

When she saw what was done, she didn't cry a bit. All she said was: "Ain't it queer? He didn't miss nothin'." That was True Greatness, but it is only people who have done washings that know it. Next week Mr. White of White's Mortuary will comment on another Interesting subject. YSTEM BIRTHS Santa Crua Hospital DISHNER In Santa Cruz.

April 17. 1959, at 11:56 p. m. to Mr. and Mri.

Malcolm Patterson Dishner (Edith Virginia Claymen), 721 Modesto ave nue, a 7-pouna, ounce Doy nainea Michael Lee. He is their secona child. ELLIOT In Santa Cruz, April 19, 1959. at 3:06 p. to Mr.

and Mrs. Merle James Elliot (Beulah DeEtte Stenson), 429 Frederick street, a 9-pound, 4 ounce girl named Colleen Elizabeth. She is their fourth child. COLBY In Santa Cruz, April 19, 1959. at 3:13 p.

to Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Colby (Ivy Jean Wat-kins), Boulder Creek, an 8-pound, 8'2 ounce boy named Ronald George. He is their third child. SCNEIDER In Santa Cruz.

April 20. 1959, at 7:35 a. to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Everett Scnneider (Radene Gertrude Larson), Soquel, a 7-pound, 13'2 ounce girl named Melodee Anne.

She is their second child. PIEXOTO In Santa Cruz, April 22. 1959, at 7:05 a. to Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Alvin Piexoto (Alpha Eileen Wilson), 626 Rodriguez street, an tf- pound, 12 ounce boy named Anthony Hov. He is their second child. PORTER In Santa Cruz. April 24, 1959, at 2 p. m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alan Porter (Deanna Marie Locatelli), 2340 Rodeo Gulch road, a 6-pound, 13 ounce girl named Dar- lene Jo. She is their first child. MILLER In Santa Cruz, April 24, 1959, at 1 :08 p.

to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eugene Miller (Barbara Lee Dimickl, 254 Goss avenue, a 7-pound, 10 ounce boy named Kevin Paul. He is their third child. Sisters Hospital ZAN'OTTO In Santa Cruz, April 20, 1959, at 6:42 a.

to Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Umberto (Rosa Alba Baldo), 5399 Los Gatos highway, a 10-pound, 13 ounce girl named Margaret Anna. She is their twelfth child. ELLIS In Santa Cruz, April 22, 1959, at 11:52 p.

to Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn F. Ellis (Shirley Ann Pracht), 147 National street, an 8-pound bov named David Michael. He is their third child.

CARDON'E In Santa Cruz, April 23, 1959, at 1:23 a. to Mr. and Mrs. Mario Peter Cardone (Gloria Theresa Caspare). Soquel, a 5-pound, 11 ounce bov named Mario Peter.

He is their second childJ MARRIAGE LICENSES PATTISON-KUBIK-In Santa Cruz, April 27, 1959, James Young Pattison, 45, 1123 Pacific avenue. Santa Cruz, a native of Scotland, and Ethel Mary Kubik, 26, Sacramento, a native of Canada. GOROSPE-BALDOS In Santa Cruz, April 28, 1959. Sergio Carino Gorospe, 52, Watsonville, a native of Philippine Islands, and Grace Jan-iece Baldos, 38, Watsonville, a native of Texas. TARA STAGNARO In Santa Cruz, April 28.

1959. Robert William Tara, 23, 336 Harrison avenue, Santa Cruz, a native of California, and Theresa May Stagnaro, 21, 1402 Esca-lona drive, Santa Cruz, a native of California DIVORCES Complaints Filed NANEZ April 24, Carmen Sanchez from Raymond Robles Nanez, Willful desertion. Interlocutory Decrees Granted BURKETT April 24, Esther from Lov Burkett, extreme cruelty. CANTERO April 24. Lucille M.

from Frank Cantero, extreme cruelty. HALL April 27, Barbara Jean from William Lloyd Hall, extreme cruelty. MAHNKE April 27, William Richard from Betty Jean Mahnke, extreme cruelty. THIEL April 28, Helen H. from Albert W.

Thiel, extreme cruelty. GRAHAM April 28, Phyllis J. from Donald J. Graham, extreme cruelty. Final Decrees Granted SCHOONOVER April 27, Margaret E.

from Norman G. Schoonover, extreme crueltv. FUNERALS MANN In Santa Cruz. California, April 29. 1959, Minnie Coila Mann.

Wife of Frank D. Mann, Sr. of Santa Cruz; mother of Frank D. Mann. Jr.

of San Jose and Clyde G. Mann of Reno, Nevada; also survived by five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Native of Orange City, Florida, aged 79 years. 6 months. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Chapel Friday.

Mav 1st, at 11:30 a. m. Dr. Heber S. Mahood officiating.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Private inurnment in IOOF Crematory. 4-30-102 OLLESTAD In Santa Crii7 Tali. fornia. April 28, 1959, Anna Ollestad.

Mother of Wilma iMrs. Johni of Cupertino, California: grandmother of John Eric Michael Alan. Paul Stephen. Mark Philin and William Louis Jacobs, all of Cupertino; sister or uioricK ruien and Mark Kilen, both of Forest Rivers. North Native of Norway, aged 76 years 10 months.

Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Chapel Friday. Mav 1st, at 2:30 p. m. with Rev. R.

J. Rusii-doony officiating. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 4-29-102 MASONS ATTENTION You are requested to present yourselves at the Wessendorf Mortuary at 9:45 a.

m. for the purpose of attendins the funeral of Brother Frederick C. Landman, member of King Solomon Lodge No. 260, F. Si A.

of San Francisco. Services at 10.00 a. m. Visiting brothers are invited. By order of the Master.

Roy L. Mayfield. Secty. Santa Cruz Lodge 0. 33.

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