Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 16

Santa Cruz Sentinel Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1967 Vital Statistics BIRTHS Interlocutory Divorce Decrees Santa Cruz Hospital MONDO-November 22 at 9:58 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. John Mondo (Nadia Alexandria Lopes), 165 Trescony Street, an 8-pound, 5-ounce boy, Ronald John.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Freedom, Darlene Joy WatMYER oN RAPerS, Post. sonville. MIKITA-LIND Thomas Mikita 2200 Glen Canyon Road, and Mary Lind. 350 Washington Street. BEERMANN-BULL Dieter Otto Valley, and Petra Bull, 610 Nelson Beermann, 610 Nelson Road, Scotts Road.

Scotts Valley. OHRWALL-DU FOUR John Philip Ohrwall, Hollister, and Marion Wright Du Four, Watsonville. FORSMAN-COBBS Stanley Floyd Forsman, 624 Cayuga Street, and Coleen Adele Cobbs, 120 Trinity Street. DIVORCES FILED BELL--Arthur Frank Bell Jr. from Geojean Bell, extreme cruelty, -Linda J.

from Jerry Guichot, extreme cruelty. Don Brown, extreme cruelty, J. from Varian STEPHENS-Robert D. from Opal Stephens. extreme cruelty.

HIRAHARA-Kaoru from Rosalva Hirahara, extreme cruelty. -Maria from James Dickinson, extreme cruelty. KULICK-Alice from Robert Kulick, extreme cruelty. KAUTZ Michael from Adrinna Kautz, extreme cruelty. MARTIN--Guadalupe from Juana Martin, extreme cruelty, from Horace Horextreme cruelty.

DAVIS-Dorothy from George Davis, extreme cruelty. THAL-Sybil W. from Warren A. Thai, desertion. CASTEEL Dolores Susan from Amos ALEXANDER Lee Casteel, extreme cruelty.

Raejean, Alexander, James extreme Ralph cruelty. from KUEBLER Joann Carole from Carl Richard Kuebler, extreme cruelty. BROWN C. from Barbara L. Brown, eNvermen cruelty, MURPHY Lorraine from Dennis Murphy, extreme cruelty.

WEST LaVonne Marie from James Philip West, extreme cruelty. COULS-James P. from La Wanda L. Couls, extreme cruelty. KIDDER -Betty M.

from Edwin P. Kidder, extreme cruelty, CANO-Olga Yolanda from Marco Antonio Cano. extreme cruelty. REITE-Arlene from John B. Reite.

extreme cruelty. -Anna Louis from Millard Kelson Threet, extreme cruelty, KRUGER- from Walter L. Kruger, extreme cruelty. NEWBY- from Robert E. Newby, extreme cruelty.

BAUER-Ethtyle from Oscar L. Bauer, extreme cruelty. FUSARI-Mary Lou from Joseph Lewis Fusari, extreme cruelty, FRIAS-Steven from Louise Frias, extreme cruelty. WILSON Julia Lois from Ralph Osborn Wilson, extreme cruelty. Complaint For Separate Maintenance HOLDAWAY Roberta from Paul E.

Holdaway, extreme cruelty. FLORISTS FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. Dial 426-1122 11-9-tt EASTSIDE FLORAL STUDIO 1018 Water St. Excellence in Flowers Dial 426-7744 Louise Flower Shop "THE FRESHEST IN FLOWERS" Dial 475-3841 2880 Soquel Ave. 11-29-tf THE GOLDEN ORCHID FLORIST-1331 MISSION ST.

PHONE 426-5765 Sympathy our specialty Stewart's Flower Shop FLOWERS SAY IT BETTER 1430 Soquel 423-0640 Evenings-475-4161 5-12-tf SANTA CRUZ FLORISTS 114 Locust St. 423-0734 Horse Races ostrich 17 Fabulous bird tangent (ab.) 57 Mischievous 45 Mountain 19 Santa 34 Withdrew youngster 2 16 120 22 23 24 25 26 130 31 32 133 34 35 36 138 39 42 46 47 148 50 052 153 56 58 64. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) ACROSS (comb. form) War" 46 String, used as 1 Kentucky in finish a race line 9 Juana course 50 Compass point 12 Past 52 Speeded up 13 Depreciation 54 Work Army division allowances 58 unit 59 Primate 14 Son of Gad 60 Joel Chandler (Bib.) Harris character 15 Pikelike fish 61 Fruit drink 16 Brotherly Narcotic 62 Free 18 20 Decay Slight error 63 Sweet cherry 64 Flat failure 21 22 Health resort DOWN 25 Throw 1 Biblical ruler 28 Crazy 2 With open mouth 31 Hint 3 Water wheel 32 New York, 4 Foolish for example 5 Exit 35 Mats 6 Narrow inlet 37 Night club 7 Horsefly larva 39 Inactive 8 Belgian river 40 Reply (ab.) 9 Insect-catching 41 Things to be hair (bot.) done 10 War god 43 American 11 Be sick Rio Improvement Group Discusses Road Suit Directors of the Rio del Mar Improvement Association discussed the lawsuit hanging over the community's road project as they gathered for a regular meeting last night at Rio del Mar School. The suit, brought by a number of individuals and one corporation, Peninsula Properties, is slated for court action Friday at 11 a.m.

It alleges the improvement district was improperly formed by means of fraud and misrepresentation. Association Director Austin SC Realtors Installation Dinner Friday Al Medina will be seated as the 1968 president of the Santa Cruz Board of Realtors at an installation meeting on Friday. The 7 p.m. dinner session will be at The Riverside. Assisting the new president will be Linda Rossi, vice president, and Neil Talbert, secretary-treasurer.

New directors to be seated are Gaylord Noblitt Jr. and Mary R. Murray. They will join Robert Judd, Ray Menard and Merrill A. Pimentel on the board.

Outgoing president Lyle Wallace will be an ex-officio director, and A. Vern Spaugh will continue as salesman director. Santa Cruz Mayor Samuel Leask will give the welcoming address. A number of dignitaries from the 10th district of the California Real Estate Association are expected to attend. Merchants To See Shoplifting Film Members of the Downtown Association will view a film, "The Shoplifter," as the Christmas season, which is also the height of the shoplifting season, approaches Santa Cruz.

The half-hour movie will be screened tomorrow at 7:30 in the Harvey West Club House. The film shows actual cases of shoplifting and exposes some of the equipment used in that activity. The movie will be followed by an open discussion on local examples and those described in the film. Lieutenant Charles Scherer of the Santa Cruz Police Department detective bureau will tell merchants how they can attack the problem on the local level. Coin Collection Stolen In Aptos A coin collection valued at $500 was taken when his home was burglarized, Melvin L.

Gould, 423 Palmer Avenue, Aptos, reported to the sheriff's office. The collection, stolen from bedroom, included 181 silver dollars, 32 buffalo nickels, 25 Indian head pennies, 125 steel pennies, 80 new Kennedy half dollars, and coin folders. The thief or thieves entered the home through an unlocked back door, according to the report. DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco, Dec. 6 steady demand fair.

Price to AA and A in one lb. prints Ibs. cartons per Fresno-Northern California mostly 16; light type 3 cents: heavy hens, 7500 at 10 Squabs-89 at ranch; $1.12 in San Francisco. Turkey market about steady. hens, 16-18, occasional 19; toms, mostly, mostly Egg Quotations Pacific Growers Association ing prices of bulk eggs to retail trade; add .03 for eggs in cartons: Large Grade AA ...39.43 Medium Grade AA -34-38 Small AA San Francisco FSMN Quotations: Large Grade AA Medium Grade AA Small Grade AA Comstock said he expected a lengthy round of litigation on the suit, but it is not yet known whether work on the project will be halted while the case is tied up in court.

He urged all association members to follow the case's progress closely and to attend as many of the court sessions as possible. Directors also discussed a letter from a Beach Drive resident complaining of constant difficulty with "undesirable visitors" along the drive and a lack of restroom facilities there. The complaint is a frequent one, but directors last night were treated to a report that offers hope of alleviating the problem. It was noted that an agreement pending between the county and the State Division of Beaches and Parks calls for the placing of additional restroom facilities at the southeast end of the drive and beginning patrol activities by a uniformed officer both on the beach and in the area of the intersection of Beach Drive with the Esplanade. Comstock noted there is a possibility the agreement will be completed within the month.

He said the pact would be useful, but that it "won't cure all the problems." Regional Safety Committee To Meet Tomorrow How to guard against home accidents and what to do if or one does occur, will be told in a program especially designed for the wives of Regional Safety committee members at a meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Watsonville Elks' Club, 151 Martinelli Street. Orin Myers, safety service representative of the American Cross, point out the many unsuspected home hazards which are a source of mishaps. Dr. Webb Wilson, Watsonville eye surgeon, will emphasize first aid for eye injuries and talk on surgical means of restoring sight.

Werner Jasper is chairman, assisted by Bob Jinkens. Cabrillo Board To Act Against College Tuition Cabrillo College trustees Monday informally voiced their opposition to proposals to charge auition in California's junior colleges. The board directed Dr. Robert Swenson, president, to preto be the next pare an appropriate, resolution meeting. Due to the New Year's holiday, the next meeting will be held on January 8, 1968.

Job Openings For Farm Labor Farm workers are needed locally in a number of categories, according to W. J. Bremmer, manager of the Watsonville Farm Labor office. In the Santa Cruz area, Brussels sprouts pickers are needed at $1.40 per hour plus 15 cents per hamper, or a $1.60 guarantee. Housing is available for single persons only at $2.50 per day.

Rain gear will be furnished by employers. A number of apple tree pruners, who must be experienced, are needed at $1.50 per hour. There are several nursery jobs open in Montara, north of Half Moon Bay. The jobs pay $1.50 per hour and housing is available for single persons. No experience is necessary.

Contact the local Department of Employment at 420 May Avenue for further information. thoughtful services ALMA C. BERGAZZI Dec. 6th at 11:00 a.m. DAVID O.

FLEMING Dec. 7th at 11:00 a.m. THAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1880 223 Church St. 423-4725 County's Christmas voted against it because favored another, better-shaped and smaller tree near Ocean Street. "This one looks like a pregnant Douglas fir," he declared.

Locatelli, an lumberman, voted to decorate the tree, noting "one I forgot to knock down" when he bulldozed two other diseased trees earlier this year. County Gets Gas Tax Share Santa Cruz County's share of highway users taxes distributed in October was $78,385, State Controller Houston I. Flournoy reported. Total apportionment for the state was $53.076,498, of which $29,594,114 went to the state highway fund for expenditures on state highways. Another $13,469,295 went to the counties, and $10,370,316 was distributed to the cities.

The bulk of the funds came from gasoline taxes. WHITES Serving Greater Two woodsmen Supervisors Robert Burton and Vincent Locatelli take the measure of the county's proposed Christmas tree in the parking lot of the Governmental Center. Supervisors voted $500 to decorate the tree with lights which can be used each year. Burton, a naturalist who knows trees, Moose Schedule Dinner-Dance All members of Santa Cruz Lodge 545, Loyal Order of Moose, and their guests are invited to an enrollment and dinner dance, on Friday at the new hall in the Driftwood Inn. The inn is off Park Avenue in Aptos next to the freeway.

A swiss steak dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., with the enrollment meeting at 8 p.m. Dancing to the music of the Loren Cox band will begin at 9 p.m. MORTUARY Inc. Tree PODESTA- Ana from Fran cis Emile Podesta, extreme cruelty. A M.

from Frank R. Abdallah, extreme cruelty. QUEDENS Terence Allan from Charmaine Mary Quedens, extreme cruelty, MELLO-Sally M. from Manuel Ger. ald Mello, extreme cruelty.

-Maude C. from Claude W. Cooper and Claude W. from Maude C. Cooper, extreme cruelty.

-Gloria J. from 1 Martin Coorpender, extreme crueity, STANLEY- Joan from Bennie Frank Stanley, extreme cruelty. FUNERAL NOTICES FLEMING In Santa Cruz, December 3. 1967, David 0. Fleming.

Survived by his wife, Frances Fleming of Santa Cruz: two sons. David 0. Fleming, Jr. of Sacramento and Melvin Fleming of Patterson: three daughters, Mildred Ives of Fresno, Myrtle Fleming of Dublin and Margie Mathiason of Modesto: a sister, Mildred Haworth of Fresno: three brothEd Fleming of Madera, Forest Fleming of Fresno and Charles Fleming of Firebaugh; eight grandchildren and seven great a grandchildren. Native of California, aged 76 years.

Members of Oil Workers Union; st. John's Chapel of the Valley of Modesto. Services will be conducted at the Wessendorf Thai Chapel, 223 Church Thursday, December 7 at 11.00 a.m. with Rev. Donald G.

Weston officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Private Parker interment in Oakwood Me: morial 12-5-287 HYDE in Santa Cruz, December 4, 1967, Earl T. Hyde, Husband of Mae E. Hyde of Santa Cruz; father of Gordon Hyde of Sunnyvale and Earl Hyde, Jr.

of St. Louis, souri; brother of Audrey Hyde of Quincy, Illinois, Mrs. Reva Hancock of Burlington, Wisconsin, and Mrs. Annabelle Skinner of Los Angeles: grandfather of three. Native of Illinois, Grace aged Methodist 73 years.

Member of Church of Santa Cruz: American Legion Post No. 64, Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at Irvin M. Smith and Sons, Chapel of the Four Seasons. 1050 Cayuga Street, Thursday, December 7 at 2:00 p.m.

with Rev. Dale W. Baker of Grace are Methodist Church officiating. Friends respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park, Santa Cruz.

Contributions to Grace Methodist Church Building, Fund preferred. 12-5-287 AMERICAN LEGION POST 64 ATTENTION You are requested M. to selves Smith at present the your- Irvin Sons Chapel, 1050 Cayuga Thursday, December 7 at 1:45 p.m. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Comrade. Earl Hyde.

Services at 2:00 p.m. Attend in a body. Please wear your caps. By Order of John Hottel. Commander.

Russell Rankin, Adjutant. 12-6-287 Truck Hits Tree, Driver Injured Patrick Joseph Gartland, 43. of San Francisco, was injured yesterday when his 1965 pickup truck struck a tree in the Pleasure Point area. Gartland told highway patrolmen the truck's brakes locked while he was traveling west on East Cliff Drive. He said he would go to his own physician for treatment.

ROBB OBTAINS LICENSE Washington Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb, sporting a broad grin, picked up a marriage license today for his Saturday marriage to Lynda Johnson. the President's daughter. SNIPER AT WORK Oceanside (P) A sniper firing from a hill overlooking Interstate 5 Freeway has hit four cars and a school bus in the past two days, police said.

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A newspaper ad said, "The best way to drop in on us during BART work: Parachute." School Board Members Attend S. F. Conference Some 20 members of Santa Cruz County school district gOVerning boards are in San Francisco for annual conference of the California School Boards Association. Theme of the conference which opened today and will continue through, Saturday is "Bridging Roger Heyns, chancellor of the University of California. Berkeley, will be the keynote speaker tomorrow night.

Topics of panels and workshops include "The Board of Education and the "Program Planning and "School Finances and the Taxpayers in and "Problem Solving at the District Level." Tomorrow's sessions will be conducted jointly with the CaliAdministrators, whose convention began on Monday. Pajaro Valley Toastmaster Meet Stephen Butler, Pat Haley and Martin Fath were scheduled speakers at this morning's breakfast meeting of the Pajaro Valley Toastmasters Club in Watsonville. Evaluator was Paul Duffey, Butler was in charge of table topics. and William Mauk served as toastmaster. At the club's last meeting, Oscar was named best speaker, Robert Pollock Burke, won table topics.

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