Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 11

First Congregational Church Dinner Draws Crovd VITAL STATISTICS 1 Santa Cruz Senrinel-News-H Friday, January 29, 1954 HABIO PROGRAMS Baby Boy For Bradley Lynns A son, Robeet Francis Lynn, was born at 8:05 a.m. today to Mr. and Bradley N. Lynn at the Sisters hospital. The boy, first in the Jit 'y" h'; 1 1 i 0 r.r --7; I I f.j 1 I 1 i -MiBi i rr-nrMirti.

1 1 -J 1, rf, At. "3- "Hi Pledging their loyalty to the First Congregational church in its Centennial Expansion Fund canvass, over 300 persons attended the church dinner Wednesday evening at the Riverside hotel. Hostesses from the membership presided at each table, adding to the informal and friendly tone of the affair. Joseph Daly Italian Federation Treasurer, Dies Joseph Daly 63, Santa Cruz resident since his retirement in 1947, died last night at his home, 341 Locust street. Daly was treasurer of the Italian Catholic federation here until the time of his death.

A wholesale grocer in San Jose for a number of years before his retirement, Daly was a native of Italy. In poor health for the last two years, he was ill from the time he returned from a trip to his native country last year. He is survived by his widow, Louise; two sons, Joseph and Frank of San Jose; three brothers, Anthony, Sam and Dominic, and two sisters, Mary Dellacqua and Nancy Agrillo, all of San Jose. Services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday from the Chapel of the Flowers in San Jose, thence to Holy Family church where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9 a.m.

Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday in the mortuary chapel. HEATER STOLEN Dominico Allegri, owner of the San Lorenzo Taxi service, last night told sheriff's officers a $20 heater was stolen from his office in Boulder Creek during the evening. BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Only 4 Left 1953 Buicks BRAND NEW ONES 2-4-DOOR SEDANS 1 CONVERTIBLE COUPE Slightly used (doesn't show it) 1-RIVIERA COUPE Your saving, compared with 1954 model prices, is between $600 $700, depending on the model.

Farrar-IIailiack BUICK 201 FRONT ST. PH. 5125 Live Oak School Board To Hold Special Meeting Clerk Warren Smith of the Live Oak school board today called a special board meeting for 7:30 p.m. Monday for consideration of the district's proposed building program. The board is slated to take action at Monday's session on a resolution, legally setting April 6 as the date for a bond election.

To set wheels in motion for the election, for permission to bond the Live Oak district to its capacity for construction of a new school plant including a multi-use room and as many classrooms as possible, the trustees also intend to select an inspector and determine the polling place for the election. By bonding to the district's capacity, the board estimates it can raise about $285,000 for immediate start of the building program. FINED $200 ON DRIVING CHARGE Crispin Javien, 43, of 4221 Coast road, yesterday drew a sentence of $200 or 40 days in jail on pleading guilty in municipal court to a charge of drunk driving. He was on the charge Tuesday by Santa Cruz police. HEADQUARTERS SALES SERVICE NEW LOW PRICE PWIeo $17ft95 21" Set BURDICK'S RADIO TELEVISION 1009 Soquel Ave.

Ph. 4166 or 1915 WILLOUGHBY'S NURSERY PRESENTS THE NEWS EVERY SATURDAY over RADIO STATION EC at 7:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Tune In KSCO for latest News and Garden Tips Presented by WILLOUGHBY'S NURSERY IP ItMJiK Revival Meetings Now In Progress At Soquel Church Evangelist Ben Parks of Yuba City is conducting revival meetings nightly at 7:30 o'clock at the Friendly Community church, So- queU Rev. E.

Richardson, pastor, announces the evangelist will have charge of all services Sunday, including baptism in the afternoon. New York Stock Exchange Courttiy ot Baikie Alcantara Stocks Bonds Direct Privat Wirs 1517 Pacific Ave. Phon 812 Industrials 292.39 up .88 Rails 101.84 up 1.19 Volume .1,950,000 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 37 American Telephone 1587'3 American Tobacco 64' 2 Anaconda Copper 31' 4 Atchison X. S. F.

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good to choice stock er steer calves 19.00-21.50, heifers of comparable grade 16.75-18.50. Hogs: for week 750, compared with last week fairly, active, butchers 50 cents higher, others steady, choice 180-240 pound butchers 28.00, choice sows under 300 pounds 22.00, good to choice feeder pigs 50-110 pounds 32.00-38.00. OPAL CLIFFS TV CENTER offers the best in sales ft service AIL WORK GUARANTEED 877 41st Ave. Phona 4295-R KSCO 1080 kt KGO 810 kc ERRORS it there is an error In the accompanying radio program, please call the stttion in question Infarma tion for the listings is provided by the stations. The SENT1NEL-NEAS is nol responsible for errors due to Usl min Ut changes -THE EDITOR FRIDAYEVEXIXG 5:00 to 5:30 KSCO Polka Time KGO Jr.

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MachEachern, 38, of 2830 Los Gatos highway, was arrested on the charge last October 12 by Santa Cruz police. He was represented in the trial, which ended at 8:05 p.m., by Stanford Smith. Deputy District Attorney James Paxton was the prosecuting attorney. FUNERALS AMELIA MAY AARON Funeral services for Amelia May Aaron were conducted by Rev. Charles Endter at 11 a.m.

today in White's chapel. Pearl Reid played organ selections. Private inurnment followed in the IOOF crematory. IDA JANE RANDALL Funeral services for Ida Jane Randall were conducted by Rev. Norman H.

Snow at 2 p.m. today in Wessendorf's chapel. Organ selections were played by Ethel Schultz. Private inurnment followed in the IOOF crematory. STANLEY K.

SWAIN RITES SATURDAY Last rites 'for Stanley K. Swain will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in White's chapel. Rev. M.

G. Nicola will conduct the services. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco. Jan.

29 Butter: 93 score, 67; 92 score, 90 score, 64'i. New rrices Daid Droducers for live poultry delivered in San Francisco: Broilers: l-u to zva zb-z. Fryers, heavy type to S'a lbs. 28-30. Heavy type 3,4 to 4a 27-29.

Roasters, heavy type. 4 lbs. and over. 31-32. Fowls, (hens) light type, 4 lbs.

and under 19-21. Light types 4 lbs. and over, 19-21. Heavy types all 27-29. Old roosters, aU 16-18.

Ducks, all 45-46. Turkeys, all young hens dressed 55-56, turkeys, all young toms 45-47. Squabs, all wts. .95. Domestic rabbits, under lbs.

64-65. Egg Quotations Large Grade AA 61 59 Large Grade A Medium Grade A 55 Large uraae a .55 Small Grade A 47 San Francisco PMA Quotations Large Grade A 56-57'i Medium Grade A 53 -532 SmaU Grade A BIRTHS Sisters Hospital 28. 1954, at 6:22 a. m. to Dr.

and Mr-. Robert John O'Neill (Junie Cabannc Birdsall) of 1030 Emeline street, a 7-pound. daughter, named Sunie Cabanne. She is their second child. LYNN In Santa Cruz on January 28, 1954, at 8:05 a.

m. to Mr. and Mrs. Eradlev N. Lynn (JoAnn Severin) cf 61 South Circle, a 7-pound.

14-ounce son, named Robert Francis. He is their first child. MARRIAGE LICENSES RILEY-LEON ARD January 28. 1954, Richard Charles Riley, 19, of 3731 Paul Sweet road, a native of Missouri, and Kathleen Leonard, 19, of 1610 Mission street, a natjve of California. LEW -JANG January 28.

19o4. Kich- ard Lew. 22, of Watsonville, a native of California, and Emily Jang, 23, of Watsonville, a native of California. DIVORCES Final Decrees Granted MacKENZIE January 29, Velma from John A. MacKenzie, extreme cru- eltv.

FUNERAL NOTICES SWAIN In Malibu. Calif- January 25, 1954, Stanley K. Swain. Survived by wife, Leanora B. Swain, son Gay-land Swain, mother and father.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley O. Swain, brother Larry Swain all of Santa Cruz. Native of Michigan, aged 25 years.

veteran of world war ii. Services will be conducted at White's chapel, 138 Walnut Saturday, January 30 at 2 p. m. with Rev. M.

G. Nicola officiating. interment in oakwood cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 1-29-24 DALY In Santa Cruz, January 28.

1954, Joseph Daly beloved husband of Louise Daly of Santa Cruz; loving father of Joseph and Frank Daly of San Jose; loving brother of Anthony, Sam, Dominic Daly and Mrs. Marv Dellacqua and Mrs. Nancy Aerillo all of San Jose. Native of Italy, aged 63 years. Member of Italian Catholic Federation of Santa Cruz.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Monday, February 1 at 8:30 a. m. from the Chapel of the Flowers, Denegri-Geoffroy-Origlia, 900 South second street, ban Jose, thence to Holy Family church where a reauiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 a. m. tosary will be recited in the Mortuary chapel Sunday.

Jan. 31 at 8 d. Friends are respectfuUy invited to at- xena. 1-29-24 COOK Santa Cruz, January 28. 1954, Edna Viola Cook.

Survived by husband. Henry L. Cook of Santa Cruz. Two sons: Lawrence Cook of Berkeley. Dwight Cook of Oroville: grandson: Arthur Castaldi and great grandson.

Stewart Castaldi of Sacramento; brothers: Clyde Wallace of Laramie, Wvom-ing, Delbert Wallace of Laramie, Wvom-braska, Gordon Wallace of Des Moines. Iowa. Native of Nebraska, aged 74 years, 2 month. Member of Grace Methodist Church, Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at The Irvin M.

Smith Chapel, 1050 Cavug.i Street, Tuesday, February 2nd at 10 a. m. Rev. Wayne Long officiating. Interment in Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, Calif, at 2 p.

m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 1-29-26 CARD OF THANKS PAVTOM Hoc, V- L. Al and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness aim ucam 01 our Deiovea nusDand and brother. O.

Payton. U'P alsn Wich 1i fVlsnlr all 4 floral offerings. lne ton and Ayer Families. 1-29-24 MORTICIAN IRVIN SMITH Funeral Director 1050 Cayuga St. Phone 2272 LICENSED SINCE 1908 11-1-tf FLOWERS STEWART'S Floral and Gift Shop 1430 SOQUEL AVE.

OPPOSITE PACHECO FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE CERAMICS NO PARKING TROUBLE Phone 189 11-1-tf FERRARI The Florist THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1 1 1 Soquel Ave. Phone .1840 Prompt Delivery Service 11-1-tf SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS DANA and SHIRLEY 1515 Ocean St. Phone 176 World-Wide Telegraph Service 11-1-tf LOUISE'S FLOWER SHOP FLORAL DESIGNS. CORSAGES, ETC. Prbmpt delivery.

1040 Lyn Way. Phone 5921. Flowers by wire. 12-24-tf FLORAL DESIGNING ELW1N S. BARNHILL CO.

710 Soquel Ave. Phone S.C. 742 11-1-tf BARGAINS GALORE FOR 1954 IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS Co) Lynn family, weighs seven pounds, 14 ounces. Mrs. Lynn is the former JoAnn Severin.

Brad Lynn, former city recrea tion director and ex-FBI agent, is a candidate for sheriff in the forthcoming elections. He served as Sea-hawk football coach here for several years and later was backfield coach at the university ot ban Francisco. Edna Cook Dies; Services Tuesday Edna Viola Cook, 74, a resident of Santa Cruz for the last 13 years, died yesterday in a local hospital. A member of Grace Methodist church, she lived at 1361 Thompson avenue. She was a native of Nebraska.

She is survived by her husband, Henry, of Santa Cruz; two sons, Lawrence of Berkeley and Dwight of Oroville; a grandson, Arthur Castaldi of Sacramento; a great grandson, Stewart Castaldi of Sac ramento; and three brothers, Clyde Wallace of Laramie, Wyoming, Del-bert Wallace of Fremont, Nebras ka, and Gordon Wallace of Des Moines, Iowa. Last rites will be conducted by Rev. Wayne Long at 10 a.m. Tues day in the Irvin M. Smith chapel.

Burial will be at 2 p.m. the Golden Gate National cemetery, San Bruno. Counterfeiters' Cache Found By Secret Service Los Angeles (. Secret service aeents. following directions on a crudely drawn map, yesterday found in a lonely mountain ravine counterfeiting equipment they said was used to flood southern Cali fornia with bogus $20 bills.

The map. obtained when agents arrested Clifford Vincent and Clar ence O. last Monday, was of an area of Angeles national for est above nearby La Canada. The equipment, under a rock, was located when officers paced off a specific number of steps from various landmarks. It was wrapped paper and had not been dam aged by recent rains.

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