Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 18

VITAL STATISTICS 16 USED CARS Winnie Kester 16-USED CARS FUNERAL NOTICES Tnnil In Santa Cruz. De Thursday, Dec. 11, 1958 1 8 Santa Cnc ntutrl 15-REAl ESTATE 17th AVENUE I'i ACRES. Zone. Small home and guest cottage.

Price $iM. CLOSE IN. Large 2 and 3 bedroom duplex. Price $12,750. Terma.

ELSIE E. PETERSON, Mgr. GILBERT RICHARDS. Broker 3900 Soquel Drive GR 5-5353 GR 5-1984 Next door to Garbini's Inn 15-12-3-tf job I I utlJ IV-. COLD IN THAT STEEL Employe suggestions sometimes have a way of getting lost but not so for Oscar Dansler, 61,, left, and Salvatore Lumella.

The pair have been working together at a blast furnace in U. S. Steel's Gary, works for 15 years. Dansler came up with an idea for the separation of sla? from the molten steel as it comes out of the furnace. Result? The biggest payoff of its kind in the industry $10,000 to each man.

BIRTHS Sislars Hospital DUNCAN In'San'. Cruz, November 26. 1958 at 1107 u.n to Mr. and Mrs. Richard John Iuncan (Harriet Lois Williamson), Soq lei.

a 7-pound, 9-ounce girl named Karen Annette Duncan. She is their fourth child. BONNEMA In Santa Cruz, No-vember 27, 1958 at 8:37 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Allman Bonnema (Joyce Elinor Jenkins), 1639j Laurel Glen road, an 8-pound, -ounce girl named Sar.Ura Sue Bonnema. She i their firjt child. BRIDGES In Santa Cruz, November 27, 1958 at 8 37 p.m. to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lee Bridges (Bonnie Lon Paxton), 230 Laurel street, an 8-pound, 3-ounce boy named Mark Steven.

WINKLE In Santa Cruz, November 29. 1958 at 4:47 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dean Winkle (Audrey Ann Green), Ben Lomond, a 9-pound, 3 -ounce boy named Tommy Winkle.

He is their third child. COWMAN In Santa Cruz. December 4, 1958 at 6:50 am. to Mr. and Mrs.

John Heber Cowman (Vera Patricia Freeman 223 Mariposa avenue, 9- pound, 6-ounce boy named Bryan Marc. He is their second child. Santa Crus Hospital CASTRO In Santa Cruz, November 25. 1958 at 11:27 a.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Eugene Castro (Karen Lee Kilpatric), 221 Laurel street, a 8-pound girl named Tambra Lynn. She is their first child. BARRERA In Santa Cruz, November 25, 1958 at 2:50 a.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Erasmo Garza Barrera (Sylvia Lea Homan). Capitola, a 6-pound, 10- ounce boy named Erasmo Garza Jr. He is their third child. RAMIREZ In Santa Cruz, November 26, 1958 at 3:45 a m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Santana Ramirez (Jennie Trini Hernandezi. 1025 Capitola road, an 8-pound, 3-ounce boy named Johnnie Andrew. He la their second child.

KING In Santa Cruz, November 26, 1958 at 7.02 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Edward King (Suj-an Jov Kramarz), 112 Wood street, a 7-pound, 1-ounce girl named Cory Kathleen. She is their first child.

THOMAS In Santa Cruz. November 27. 1958 at 4:54 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Durward Thomas i Shirley Anne Soriai. 242 25th avenue, an 8-pound. 7-ounce boy named Raymond William. He is their aecond child. CASTA GNOLA In Santa Cruz.

November 26. 1D58 at 8:57 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Castagnola i Barbara Lou Stanley).

217 Oxford way, a 6-pound, 3-ounce girl named Kellv Sue. She is, their third cnild. WHITE In Santa Cruz, November 27, 1958 at 3 55 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Ernest White (Janice Marilyn Coylei, 112 Third street, Capitola, a 7-pound. 4-ounce boy named Jeffery Dana. He is their fust child. DUCKETT In Santa Cruz, November 28. 1958 at 7 50 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Duckett i Eileen Frances Millert. 121 Lo Ondas court, a -pound gul named Jenniler Ann. She is their third child.

DICK In Santa Citiz, November 30, 1958 at 1:16 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Vester John Dick (Esther Rogalskyi, 219 Trevethan street, an 8-pound. 8-ounce girl named Kathleen.

She their second child. DON A TIN I In Santa Cruz, November 30. 1958 at 3 50 m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Peter John Donatini (Jennv Sabnna Azzaroi. Aptos, a 6-pound, 8-ounce girl named Gin Josephine. She is their third child. FEHRIN In Santa Cruz, November 30. 1958 at 3 58 m.

to Mr and William Myron Ferrin (Joseph Teresa rnzzai. 440 Bam avenne. a 6-pound 12-ounce boy named Lance Joseph. He is their second child. SCOPAZZI In Santa Cruz.

November 3d, 1958 at 2 35 m. to Mr and Mrs. Albino Scopazzi iMarv Amatol, Boulder Creek, a 7-poun'd girl named Nina. She Is their fourth child. HAX Cru' December 1, 1958 at 3 27 rn.

to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Francis Ray (Carole Louise Skinner), 245 Placer street, a -pound girl named Bonnie Alene. She is their lirst child. SWINDtN In Santa Cruz, De-cember 1, 1958 at 11 49 m.

to Mr. and Mrs Charles Carol Swinden (Sharon Joan Jonesl. 1621 Capitola road, a 7-pound. 7-ounce girl named llcn- She is tneir first child. v.

San, Cruz, Novem-ber 28 1958 at 8 34 a.m. to Mr. and Mr, Albert Arden Lozier (Brendan Regina Cahill), Oakland, an 8-pound. 10-ounce boy named Charles He their fifth child. RIGHT In Santa Cruz, December 1, 1958 at 6.54 p.m.

to Mr and HRbflrt 1Lesli' Cene. vieve Katherine Lew.si, us Plum hlr'A Piunf 2-ounc boy named child tiieir llflh t'i CruT- December jj. a8 st 5i5Pm- Mr. and Mrs. Hojt Gene Hill (Judith Ann Bncki.

11 Eaton street, a 6-pound. ounce girl named Kelly Annette She tneir first child. OLIVIERI In Santa Cruz. De- and Mrs Amede Maurice Olivieri iDonna Grace Webben, 402 Pelton street, a 7-pound, 12-ounce bov named Loui Clayton. He is their fourth child PATTEN In Santa Cruz.

December 5, 1958 at 4:32 am. to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert James Patten (Gloria Nancy Urbani), 1738 Delaware avenue, a 6-pound, 6-ounce boy named David Anthony. He is their fourth child.

GL'STAFSON In Santa Cruz, December 5, 1958 at 9:46 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Charley Gustafson (Helen Louise Schanili, Capitola, a 7- pound, 6-ounce boy named Gregory Glenn. He is their third child.

GREENWOOD In Santa Cruz, December 6. 1958 at 6:10 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Theodore Greenwood (Esther Alice McCrary), Soquel, an 8- pound.

6-ounce boy named Gary David. Hp is their second child. DIVORCES FILED HAMILTON In Santa Cruz, December 8. 1958. Carolyn D.

from Fred J. Hamilton, extreme cruelty. POTTER In Santa Cruz, December 8. 1958, Agnes from George Kenneth Potter, extreme cruelty. BARTON In Santa Cruz, December 8, 1958, Augusta Ruth from George K.

Barton, extreme cruelty. Annulment riled PRITCHARD In Santa Cruz, December 8. 1958, James Walter from Helen Inez Pritchard. FUNERAL NOTICE ROGERS In San Jose. December 10.

1958. Flay Rogers, husband of Ursula Rogers of Santa Cruz; son of Mrs. Frances Rogers of Santa Cruz: brother of James Rogers with the U. S. Navy stationed in the Philippine Islands; grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Hans Dethlefsen of Santa Cruz; aged 26 years. Services are pending at the Wessendorf Thai Chapel. 12-11-291 it Correction if Boneless Skinless Shankless Rudy to Eal MISSION DRIVE-IX MARKET 3 Ml. EX Aft fl Services Set Winnie 3.

Kester. 71 native of Washington and a resident of Santa Cruz since 1921, died yesterday in a local hospital. She lived at 433 Locust street. She is survived by her widower, Robert L. Kester of Santa Cruz, and the following children: Mrs.

H. J. Mct'lintic, Donald E. Kester and John W. Kester, all of Santa Cruz, Robert L.

Kester of National City, and Win-afred Kester of Seattle, Wash. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Wessendorf and Thai chapel with Rev. Alexander Anderson, rector of the Calvary Episcopal church, officiating. Interment will tollow in the Evergreen cemetery.

Martin J. Todd Dies In Home Martin J. Todd, 62, a native of New York City, and a resident of Santa Cruz since about 1953, died suddenly yesterday in his home at 203 Forest avenue. He had lived in New York City until 1932 when he moved to the Santa Clara valley where he was a eupervisor in the assembly and repair departments at Moffett field. Retiring in 1951 because of poor health he came to Santa Cruz.

He worked for a while with the Teresi realty office as a salesman. A veteran of World War he was a member of American Legion Post 64. He is survived by his widow, Florence Todd; a son, Martin Todd Jr. of Santa Cruz; four sisters, Mae Scotti, Ethel Dittman, Florence Dannecker and Lillian Mickley, all of New Jersey; a brother, John Todd of New Jersey and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at White's mortuary.

Beatrice Ingle Rites Planned Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in White's chapel for Beatrice Ingle with Rev. William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will follow in the IOOF cemetery. Mrs.

Ingle, a native of Nevada and a resident of F'elton since 1929, died Tuesday in a local hospital after a short illness. She had traveled extensively with her daughter before the latter's death, and since then had lived quietly in her home in Felton. She is survived by a brother, Franklin Singleton, of San Lean-dro; a sister, Mrs. Helen Merrill of San Francisco, and a niece and several cousins in Baltimore, Md. Flay Rogers Rites Pending Funeral arrangements are pending at the Wessendorf and Thai chapel for Flay Rogers, who died yesterday of injuries suffered Sunday morning when he was injured in a one-car automobile accident on Highway 17.

He is survived by his widow, Ursula Rogers of Santa Cruz; his mother, Mrs. Frances Rogers of Santa Cruz; a brother, James Rogers, who is stationed in the Philippine islands with the navy, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Dethlefsen of Santa Cruz. DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco, Dec.

11 Bultfr Prices to retailers: Firs! quality 1 print. 6a-70'a; ''4 lb. print. 67-70: second quality 1 lb. print 64-66: i lb.

print 65-67. New prices csld producers for live poullrv delivered tn Pan Francisco Broilers l-2'4 19-21'i. Frvers heavy typt 2Vt to lbs 17-19. Capnnettes. htav typt.

lbs ind over Fowls (hens) lltfht rvoe 4 lbs and under, Light types, 4 pounds and over, ll'i-12. Heavy types, all weights, no prices. Old Roosters 10-11 Squabs SO Ducks aU 45-46. Domestic rabbits under I lbs. 64- 65 Turkeys.

aU youn hens dressed 56 58 Youn toms around 18 lbs 43 47 young toms 18-24 lbs. and over 54-56 Egg Quotations Poultry Producers tnvotouif prices of eeg' to the retail trad Larue Grade AA 46-50 Medium Grade AA 42-46 Small Grade AA Saft r'ranrisco FSMN Quotations Large Grade A 43-47 Medium Grade A 39-44 Small Grade A 33-37 New York Stock Exchange Courtesy ot Baikie Alcantara Stocks Bonds Direct Private Wire 1517 Pacific Ave. Ph GA 6-0652 Industrials 563 07 off 191 Rails 155.30 off .34 Volume 4.250.0O0 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 49 American Telephone 199'a American Tobacco 8434 Anaconda Copper 59'4 Atchison T. S. 26 Bendix Ecthlehem Steel 49 California Pack.

49 Caterpillar 89U Che. and Ohio 66 rhrvslpr 49' Douglas Aircraft 5fi5 Dupont 2(12 Filtrol 43's General F.lectric General Motors 4' a Goodvear H'U Homestake 41 International Harvester 428 International Nickel 885 Kennecott S's Lockheed Montgomery Ward New York Central 26 North American Aviation 43 Pacific Cem. AgE. 19 Pacific Gas and Elec. 61 Pacific Lighting 52 Pennev (J.

C. Co) 109 R. 17 Phelps Dodge 59 Phillips Petrol. 47 Radio 46 Republic Strel 71 Sears Roebuck 38 Southern California Edison 60 Southern Pacific 61 Standard Oil Calif 58 Standard Oil N. 57 Texas Corp.

8R Transameiica 30 t'nion Oil 45 lTnion Pacific 35 L'nited Aircraft 62 V. S. Steel 88 Woolworth (F. 51 BANK STOCKS Banlt of America Chae Manhattan Bank 56'" 39 First National City Bank 74 LIVESTOCK Rlncklnn (API. Calves none, ho cunt.

Ko early action. FREE-FREE-FREE '59 license on all cars sold during sale. The boss says. "Clear the lot by Christmas." No reasonable olltr refused. Sale ends December 24th Come in now and get The Best deal of your liie We take trades Bank Financing Up to 36 months to pay 1954 FORD country sedan 9 passenger station wagon.

Beautiful two tone giern and white. Has Ford-O-Matic. radio, heater. One of the nicest cars in the country. Sale price, only $1095 1958 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe.

Very low mileage. Has radio, heeter. all vinyl interior. This car looks and runs like new. Sale price $1445 1953 CHEVROLET 'a ton pickup.

paint. Excellent condition throughout. Sale price S745 1958 CHEVROLET V8 Bel Air 4 dour. This low mileage car is a dream to drive. Very, very new throughout.

Has automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio heater, new tires. Other extras. You will know this is a terrific buy at $2395 1953 CHEVROLET 2 door hardtop. Standard transmission, radio, heater. This car is tops for only $745 1957 PLYMOUTH V8 with overdrive.

This beautiiul. all white hardtop Belvedere is as nice as you could expect to find. Has radio, heater. Sale price only $1995 1956 FORD V8 with overdrive. Fairlane club coupe.

Radio, heater. One owner doctor's car. Excellent condition $1395 1954 FORD V8 Customline 4 door Ford-O-Matic, radio, heater. Reconditioned and readv to go. Only 1954 MERCURY hardtop.

Overdrive, radio and healer. Very good throughout. Sale price $895 1951 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4 door Powerghde, heater. Sale price. Only $395 1951 FORD Custom 2 door V8 with stick.

Sale $275 1950 BUICK Special. Standard transmission, radio, heater. A terrific car at only ROYALDERSON 915 Ocean Street PHONE GA 3-1771 16-12-11-tf NO. 12 "55 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 door sedan, still pretty as a picture ana full of that famous zoom! Drop evervthiiig and come drive it if you are seeking the best buy in town! Engine, interior, snappv 2-lone gray body finish, brakes, etc. All far above average for '55 model.

The super Hydra-Matic drive has dual powering for mud or mountains. Tires are next to new 27,000 actual miles. Hustle, we've priced it at onlv $1395. PAI.OMAR GARAGE USED CAR ENTER (NEXT TO DRIVE 'N EAT) 345 SOQUEL AVENUE PHONE GA 3-2262 16-12-1 l-2ft3 1953 MERCURY Monterey, hard-top coupe. Automatic transmission, power steering and brakes.

Radio, heater. In excellent condition with new tes and brakes. $785. GR 5- '28. 16-12-11-298 52 MERCURY convertible.

Radio heater, white sidewail tires, pushbutton windows. $.150. GA 3-6405. 56 PORSCHE SPEEDSTER. Radio, heater, new tup.

$2350 Phone FE 8-6450. 16-12-8-293 16A USED TRUCKS 1940 CMC 4-ton Truck. Fair condition. $50. Sunday phone GR 5-3375; weekdavs.

alter 5 P- m. 16A-12-8-263 55 CHEVROLET 8. Two-ton Cab" over. $1295. 2429 Mission St.

GA 6-3960. 16A-12-7-292 1950, 1-ton Chevrolet panel truck Best ofier. See at 1211 Water St. 16A-12-10-292 17-LOST AND FOUND LOST: Femal collie, sable, short coat. Reward.

Phone GA 6-1U63. 17-12-11-292 Charles H. Lovetf Rites Planned Charles Henry Lovett, 70, a native of Arkansas and a resident of Santa Cruz for about two years, died yesterday in a loral hospital. His home was at 203 street, Capitola. He is survived by his widow, Lucy Lovett of Modesto; three daughters, Mrs.

Thelma Moss of Keyes, Mrs. Nell Sumter of Modesto and Mrs. Sarah Mayhew of Nashville, four sisters, May Lawson of Bakersfield, Emma Hinshaw of Tulsa. Hen-rv of Tanaka. Okla anH Flora Parker of Modesto; 10 grandchil dren and lour great-grandchildren.

Graveside services will be conducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Ceres cemetery in Ceres. Local arrangements are in charge of the Irvin M. Smith and Son funeral chapel. House Moved To Its New Location That controversial house moved onto the vacant lot at 127 Clinton street yesterday, after a routine cross-town move from Seabright avenue and Water street.

As the movers were wrestling with the structure, four Clinton street residents filed a petition asking for a protest hearing before the city council. Should the petition be acted upon favorably, presumably, Harry Valentine and his blind wife will be required to have the structure demolished. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES To Whom It May Cnncern: Subject to issuance of the license applied for. notice is hereby given that the undersigned propiw.es to ell alcoholic beverages at Die premises, described fs follows: 140 Enrinal Pt. Scinta Cruz.

California Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is pnnl vip? tn the Detriment of Alcoholic Beverage Control for issuance by Transfer ot an alcoholic beveraee license for these premises as iollnws: PFFR AND WINE LICFN? Anyone dering to protect the issuance of such licence m-v a cn-fied protest with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control at Sicra-mento, California, stating grounds for as provided The of verification may he ohtamed t'-'nii any office of the mcnt. The premises are now ln-en-ed ior the sale of ah'ohnlic bevprac CLARA I RAl'DU Oldt PROLO CHEVROLET CO. -OK'd Used Cars-OK Reconditioned- OK Guaranteed '55 Nash Rambler $1393 Station Wagon equipped with overdrive, heater, coral finish. '53 Cadillac 62 Four door fedan. Hydra-Matic, power steering, radio and heater.

'54 Buick Century $1198 Hardtop coupe. Dynaflow, power steermg, radio and heater. '57 Chevrolet 6 $1598 Two door sedan. Equipped with heater, small mileage, local car. '56 Pontiac $1698 Chieftan Catalina four door sedan.

Hydra-Matic, power steering, immaculate through out. '50 Pontiac $298 Chieftan four door sedan. Hydra-Matic, radio and heater, good sound transportation -TRUCKS- 1956 CHEVROLET pickup $1198 1954 FORD V8 -ton pickup $848 PROLO CHEVROLET CO. "Where Friend Meet Friend" 529 Front St. GA 3-8100 16-12-10-tf NO.

13 '56 FORD Customline all-purpose Station Wagon as modern as the trend to suburban living and designed to the times. Classy 2-tone blue body trim with eye-catching leatherette upholstery for hard wear. You will room many miles with this beauty. It is ready to go with a new motor installed in our garage. No-shift Ford-O-Matic drive.

Many miles left in the deep tread tires, padded safety dash and deluxe radio and heater. Backed up by Safe Buy guarantee. Someone will snap it up for $1595. Hurry, be sure its you. ALOMAR GARAGE USED CAR CENTER (NEXT TO DRIVE 'N EAT) 345 SOQUEL AVENUE PHONE GA 3-2262 16-1 2-11-293 GEO.

H. SCOFIELD MOTOR CO. Look Save Money '58 Ford Country Sedan Station Wagon Driven less than 1000 miles Yes, nearly new New Location Used Car Lot Cor. Laurel Pacific WE BUY LATE MODEL CLEAN USED CARS Phone GA 6-3490 16-12-9-tf NO. 11 '55 CHEVROLET Bel Atr 4 door sedan.

What a lovely for the money! Only 34,000 actual miles on this one-owner car. Elegant styling, sparkling alpine white body finish, interior neat as a pearl. Power packed 162 HP V8 engine is teamed with Power-glide for no-shift driving. Here's big car comfort operating economy that's tops. Come in today and drive it! At $1395, you'll want to own it.

PALOMAR GARAGE USED CAR CENTER (NEXT TO DRIVE EAT) 345 SOQUEL AVENUE PHONE GA 3-2262 16-12-11-293 Under New Management MOST CASH FOR YOUR USED CAR Your Santa Cruz Dodge-Plymouth-Volvo DEALER Front Laurel GA 3-1520 16-11-29-tf WANT: USED CARS ANY MAKE ANY MODEL PAID FOR OR NOT Highest Prices Paid PROLO CHEVROLET CO. 920 Pacific Avenue 16-11-20-tf CREDIT O.K.? ANY USED CAR IN STOCK NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT APPROVAL AT YOUR VOLUME OLDSMOBILE DEALERS SURF CITY MOTORS 1000 Water St. GA 3-5250 16-11-5-tf '53 Oldsmobile Super 88 Radio Heater Hydra-Matic Autronic Eve 2 tone finish $695 WARD MOTOR SALES 1303 Ocean St. GA 3-1614 16-12-10-tf THRASH PONTIAC-CADILLAC Since 1929 429 FRONT ST. OFFICE.

GA 3-2100 USED CAR LOT, GA 3-7117 16-11-2-tf '50 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, excellent condition. Standard transmission. Heater, turn indicators. $275. 17HS Felt St.

1950 FORD 8 Station Wagon 2 door. Automatic transmission. See at Redwood Villaee, Rio del Mar intersection, Aptos. 16-11-28-291 CADILLAC late '56. Blue76-pas-senger coupe.

Neariy new nylon tires. A-l condition. $27h5. Vinson, 170 West Cliff Drive. 16-12J1-298' -51 RAMBLER Station $2H5.

'49 FORD sedan $80. 2429 Mission St. GA 6-3960. 1 6-1 2-7-292 1949 FORD Wagon. 1P46 Chevrolet Panel.

Poth mechanically good. Call FE 8-67H9. 16-12-7-292 '51 PONTIAC Catalina. Nice and clean. $420.

Also Caterpiller 3d, 8' disc, fibil. 2810 Mission St GA 3-9156. 16-12-7-2l'8 WANTED VFRY CHEAP USED AH. Please phone GArden -1068. 16-12-10-2 cember 10.

1958. Martin J. Todd. Sur-vivedby his wife, Florence Todd (. Santa Cruz; on, Martin Todd of Santa Cruz; sisters.

Mae Scotti, Ethel Dittmar, Florence Dannecker and Lillian Mickley all of New Jersey brother, John Todd of New Jersey! also survived by three grandchildren; native of New York, aged 62 years. Member of American Legion Post No. 64; veteran oi woria war i. Funeral arrangement pending at White'i Mortuary. 12-11-291 GRIGGS Tn Tucson, Arizona, December 10.

1958, Harry Lee Griggs. Survived by his wife, Harriet Griggg of Soquel, sons, Robert Griggs of Fresno, Win Roberson of Roseville, daughter Thurzati Kramer of Soquel, brothers, Robert Griggs of Little Rock, Arkansas, Mason Griggs of Pennsylvania, Clarence Griggs of New York; sister, Eloise Smith of Pennsylvania; grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild; native of Pennsylvania, aged 74 years. Services will be conducted at Irvin M. Smith Son Funeral Chapel. 1050 Cayuga street.

Saturday. December 13. 1958 at 10 a.m. with Rev. Thomas D.

Ewing officiating. Inurnment in IOOF Crematory, Santa Cruz Friends are respectfully inviied to attend. 12-11-292 KESTER In Santa Cruz, California, December 10, 1958, Winnie J. Kester, wife of Robert L. Kester of Santa Cruz; mother of Mrs.

H. J. Mc-Clintic, Donald E. Kester and John W. Kester all of Santa Cruz, Robert L.

Kester Jr. of National City, and Winafred Kester of Seattle, Wash. Native of Washington, aged 72 years, 8 months. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf St Thai Chapel Saturday, December 13th. at 11:00 a.

m. Rev Alexander Anderson officiating. Interment in the Evei green Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited attend. 12-10-2'j2 INGLE In Santa Cruz, December 9, 1958.

Beatrice Ingle. Survived by a brother, Franklin Singleton of San Leandro, Calif sisii-r Mrs Helen Morrill Can rn. also survived by a niece and several cousins in Baltimore, Maryland. Native of Nevada, aged 77 years Services will be conducted al White's chapel, 138 Walnut Friday, December 12 at 2:30 p. m.

with Rev. William Burke of the Felton Presbyterian church officiating. Interment In I.O.O F. Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to ef-nil.

t5. in. CARD OF THANKS OWENS I rif.iT. tr. -v appreciation to the many friends and iK-iRnuurs ior tne xinaness and sympathy shown me during the lllnesi and death of my beloved mother.

Ada E. Owens. 1 also wish to thank the pallbearer and all who sent floral offerings and spiritual offerings FTTA M. FREES 12-11-291' fLOWERl FERRARI the Florist THE rLVTST IN IXOWERS- 1222 Pacific Ave. GArden 6-1122 li-i-tf SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS Complete Florist Service Throughout Santa Cruz County FREE DELIVERY Day or Night Dial Phone GArden 3-0734 205 Locust Street Opposite Santa Cruz Hotel 12-2-1 Louise Flower Shop The Freshest In flowera Dial GR 5-3841 TLOWEH3 BY WIRX 2880 Soquel Avenue ll-27-tf PALOMAR HOUSE OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCADE CArdea 1-0811 11-1-tf BETH-MAR GARDENS FLORIST and NURSERY 8005 Soquel Aptoa Phone MU 8-5301 10-28-tf STEWART'S Flower Shop 1430 Sonne Ave.

GA -064t EVENLNGS, CR l-17bj 11-1-tf SHOP IS THE GREATER SANTA CRUZ TRADING AREA THE KNOCKER By W. H. White Metaphysicians tell us that words are things, that every word speak A i or evil, is defi- nit fnrcA u.hich like the wave caused by dropping a pebble in-t a pool. 5 spreads its po'v- rn er in ever in creasing circles throughout all time. And there is tremendous thought! If it be true, how closely, we should guard our tongue sgainst utterance of thoughtless words of condemnation, lest those words grow into powerful forces for evil.

There is already too much of that the world. And how freely we should give words of praise and cheer and helpfulness. I suspect that, hu-1 man nature being what it is, good words may not make quite as big a splash nor cause as big waves as evil words. We have all noted that the slam seems to travel farther and faster than the bst. So it might be a good idea to make it a rule to say two things in praise of our fellow-man for every one that we say against him.

And, when you come to tbink of it. what a pleasant world that would make! Net week Mr, White of White's Mortuary, Will comment on another interesting subject. "1 Enjoy Better Living Soquel area, spick and span large 3-bedroom home on a llOx 150' lot viith fruit trees and garden space. 2 car earaee. Zoned commercial.

Taxes $90. $5000 down. Onlv $12,000. SOQUEL REALTY 3001 Main Street at Soquel Drive SOQUEL GR 5-4810 15-12-10-tf BY OWNER. 3 acres with new 2-bedroom home, tile kitchen and bath.

4 miles to Santa Cruz. $i500. Terms. GA 3-7563. 15-11-20-299 15A-Real Estate Wanted WALLACE REALTY DIDN'T SURPRISE AAE! I knew WALLACE REALTY would sell my triplex at 4ti6 8th Ave.

or I wouldn't have called them to represent me. 1 was not surprised, either, to have my triplex sold in just 2 weeks. FOR ALL CASH." says Mrs. Catherine Gove of 543 Palm "I know what WALLACE REALTY means when tiiey say: Action! You'll profit in more wavs one bv calling WALLACE REALTY when you wish to sell. Just give them a try, they're terrific." WALLACE REALTY REALTOR-MLS "WE SELL THE EARTH" 2869 Soquel Ave.

GR 5-5544 15A-12-1 1-294 WANTED! Listings on 2 and 3-bedroom homes Income Property Lots Acreage. REWARD! We'll find the right buyer for on as quickly as possible. Ed Hansmann Agency REALTOR 1207 Soquel Ave. GArden 3-9080 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE EVENINGS PV ONE GA 3-6789 GA 3-0083 GR 5-2396 or PArkwav 4-4982 15A-12-ll-tf 2 BEDROOM HOME East Side, under $8000 Phone Evenings, GR 5-1967 15A-12-10-295 16-USED CARS Fry's Imported Cars Offers 1956 STUDEBAKER i-ton pickup. Radio, heater, overdrive, new tires, sideboards, perfect condition $895 1946 DODGE pickup.

Good condition $245 1952 PONTIAC Catalina hardtop. Radio, heater, Hydra-Matic drive $395 1951 DODGE Coronet club coupe $195 1949 DE SOTO 6-cyllnder Club coupe $195 SAVE WITH THESE IMPORTED CARS 1957 GOLIATH 2 door sedan. Very clean, priced to sell. Only $895 1957 LLOYD Station WaRon. Radio, heater, good condition $795 1957 LLOYD 2 door sedan.

Up to 50 miles per gallon 1950 VAUXHALL 4 door sedan. Very clean, 6 cylinders, good mileape $295 1959 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite. This is our demonstrator. Now is your chance to obtain one of these very hard-to-get sports cars. Fully equipped.

Perfectly maintained, just over 2H00 miles. 1948 AUSTIN 2-door sedan. 30 miles per gallon. FRY'S IMPORTED CARS 644 Ocean St. GA 3-2694 16-12-9-292 SAVE ON USED IMPORTS 58 HILLMAN HUSKY STATION WAGON $1395 68 JAGUAR 150 COUPE.

SAVE $700 $3995 '57 OPEL 2-DOOR. 2 TO choose from $1645 87 ENGLISH FORD PREFECT 4-DOOR $1495 '57 HILLMAN SEDAN $1495 "54 MORRIS MINOR $795 CONTINENTAL CARS 703 Pacific Ave. GA 6-1544 16-11-25-tf NO. 10 '54 FORD Customline 4 door sedan. Powerful 130 HP V8 motor controlled through the economical gas saving overdrive on this 2 tone blue and ivory beauty.

Good care by former owner on this spotless 35,000 mile car. You will enjoy the deluxe radio and heater plus other accessories on this one. Don't take our word for it. Come in today and look it over. Priced so low at $895 PAI.OMAR GARAGE USED CAR CENTER (NEXT TO DRIVE EAT) 345 SOQUEL AVENUE PHONE GA 3-2262 16-12-11-tf FARRAR-HALBACH BUICK '54 Buick Super 2-door Riviera Coupe Words alone cannot describe this car with the 2-tone blue finish.

Dynaflow, power steering, radio, heater, white sidewail tires and tinted glass. $1195 VSFD CAR LOT Pacific SDruce GA 3-2770 16-12-11-tf 1955 Ford Fairlane 4 door. Ford-O-Matic, power steering, healer, turn indicator. Personal car of former C. J.

Strong. May be seen at 4(19 Coates 'Aptos. Perfect condition. Actual mileage, 15.57a. Phone MU 8-5544.

16-12-10-292 -mm Peter J. Friesen Services Set Peter J. Friesen, 84, a native of Nebraska and a resident of Santa Cruz for about 17 years, died today in a local hospital. His home was at 136 Doyle street. He is survived by his widow, Katherine Friesen of Santa Cruz; three sons, Peter K.

Friesen of Hawthorne, Jacob J. Friesen of Sutter Creek, and Edward H. Friesen of Fullerton; three daughters, Marie Chad-wick of Sacramento, Helen F. Richardson of Corona del Alar, and Bertha Taylor of Redlands; a sister, Mrs. George Classen of Dallas, and a brother, John Friesen.

also of Dallas; eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a.m. in the Irvin M. Smith and Son funeral chapel with Rev. Frank S.

Sutherland officiating. Interment will follow in the Oakwood Memorial park. Harry L. Griggs Dies In Tucson Harry Lee Griggs, 74, a native of Pennsylvania and a resident of the area for about eifht years, died yesterday in the Southern Pacific hospital in Tucson, Ariz. A former employe of the Pacific Fruit Express, his home was at 2510 Orchard street.

He is survived by his widow, Harriet Griggs of Soquel; two sons, Robert Griggs of F'resno and Win Griggs of Roseville; a daughter, Thurzah Krame of Soquel: three brothers. Robert Grigcs of Little Rock. Mason Griggs of Pennsylvania and Clarence Griggs of New York: a sister, Eloise Smith of Pennsylvania; six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Irvin M.

Smith and Son funeral chapel with Rev. Thomas D. Ew-ing, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Inurnment will follow in the IOOF crematory. Another Parking Lot To Be Opened Early Next Week Off-street parking Lot 1A will be rushed to completion early next week, according to City Manager Pete Tedesco.

The lot, off Soquel avenue near Front street, previously was scheduled to open about December 19. Tedesco added that the names of 20 persons as possible members of the city's new parking commission will be submitted tomorrow by Joseph Fortier, president of the Downtown Businessmen's association. FUNERALS FLORENCE 31. VIRMN Funeral services for Florence Mae Virdin were conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev. Pauline Q.

Powell in the Wessendorf and Thai chapel. Organ selections were played by Ethel Sehultz. Private inurnment followed in the IOOF crematory. EMMA LAMPART Funeral services for Emma Lampart were conducted by Rev. Charles Nahnsen yesterday afternoon in the Wessendorf and Thai chapel.

Organ selections were played by Ethel Sehultz. Private inurnment followed at the IOOF crematory. WILLIS D. SLOAN Graveside services for Willis Duncan Sloan were conducted this morning by Rev. Roxie Powell.

Military rites and interment followed in the Golden Gate national cemetery in San Bruno. Wessendorf and Thai. was in charge of arrangements. CLARA K. 3ICDGE wirp rnndurtpd in the Irvin M.

Smith and Son funeral chapel yesterday at 2 p.m. for Clara Kruttscnniu jwuoge wnn Dr. Heber St. Clair Mahood offi- riatino H.qrrv Trinn nlnved "Old Rugged Cross" and "Onward Christian Soldiers'' on tne organ. Entombment followed in the Lodi mausoleum in Lodi.

RONALD GENE BRIDGES Graveside services were conducted at the IOOF cemetery yesterday at 11 a.m. for Ronald Gene Bridees. Interment followed in the IOOF cemetery. Arrangements were by the Irvin M. Smith and Son funeral chapel.

Robbers Receive 5-Year Sentences Two Fort Ord soldiers who robbed Ted's Liquor store October 31 were sentenced to at least five years in state prison yesterday by Superior Judge Gilbert Perry. A third soldier, William Earl Ahi-her, 23, who was behind the wheel of the getaway car, was granted five years probation which includes a 30-day jail sentence. Scheduled to be sent to the state prison receiving center at Vacaville are Wade Monroe Turner, 26, a native of South Carolina, and James Allen Cochran, 19. a native of Idaho. The trio robbed the 505 Water street store of SI 18 after taping the mouth, hands and feet of Clerk Harry Reid, 60, 244 Market street.

Later that same night, they robbed Bill's Liquor store in Wat-sonville whore they took S80 after hitting Owner Bill Groth with a revolver. They were shortly afterward arrested by Watsonville police. All three pleaded guilty to the robbery charges. In granting probation to Absher, the court followed a suggestion from the county probation office. Budget Briefing For U3A Members Urban Redevelopment agency board members will be breifed on the new budget for financing re-maining work in the San Lorenzo park redevelopment project at their regular meeting this afternoon.

The new budget was drawn up in connection with changing the old plan for the project to include th'" county courthouse. What should please URA board-men is that the budget will show a zero balance as the city's share of the project. The expected high resale value of the land and "noncash" credits allowed by the federal government make "the bright budgetary predictions possible, according to URA Director Olin Carl White. Pacific Industries Expected To Show Profit Increase Earnings of Pacific Industries, Inc. for the current fiscal year are expected to show an increase when it ends in August, it was announced at the company's annual meeting today in San Francisco.

It was reported that earnings for the first three months of the fiscal year are running at a satisfactory rate. Board Chairman G. Carleton Hunt told the yearly gathering of stockholders that sales volume for the fiscal year will be about the same as last year when the firm showed gross revenues of $15323.090. Net earnings for the 1958 fiscal year amounted to S785.951, equal to S.72 a share on the 1.083,353 common shares outstanding. The retention of earnings, plus the refinancing of a major portion of current debt has produced an improved balance sheet, Hunt said.

Among those present at the meeting was Norman Lezin, a director of the firm and vice president of A. K. Salz company, tannery division. Colorado Jaii Breakers Are Caught On US 101 Salinas Ufi.A backward glance led to the arrest early today of three Colorado jail breakers. olice in the county town of Greenfield jailed William Charles Latham.

22; Frank Card-well. 19, and Allan Humann, 22, as escapees from the county jail in Fort Morean, Colo. Police officer Kelton Reed and his partner. Bill Cain, said they wtre cruising along Highway lui in this central California area when a car passed them, going in the opposite direction. 'One of them turned and looked at us," Reed said.

"So we turned iiround to check them out." Reed said the youths told him i hey escaped from the Fort Morgan jail last Saturday, taking a 22 caliber pistol and two tear gas cuns. The officers said the youths related they stole a series automobiles in reaching California. At Saratoga they abondoned a err. hitchhiked to San Jose, where they took a car belonging to Phillip Hayes. They were in Hayes' car wheu arrested.

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