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February Heart Fund Drive Planned 10-Santa CnnSnrftitrl THsv, January 11. 1W6 Dr. Henry Hall, Former USF Education Professor, Dies Marijuana Plants Seized of 59 the oldest person to earn the doctorate in education from Stanford. Dr. Hall moved to Santa Cruz in 1964 from San Bruno.

He owned a summer home in Santa Cruz since 1959. The family home is at 895 32nd avenue. He was a member of the St Joseph's Catholic church, Capi- Ir. Henr' C. Hall, professor rmeritus from the University of San Francisco, died today at a local hospital following a short illness.

He was a professor and director of courses in school administration and supervisor of teachers at USF from 1951 to 1964. Trior to that period, Dr. Hall had been administrative assistant to the San Mateo county superintendent of schools. Dr. Hall.

72, entered education in 1915 as principal of Half Moon Bay elementary school and, from 1922 to 1945, he was superintendent of schools for the city of San Bruno. Dr. Hall's father was also a noted educator. The senior Hall was superintendent of schools in forte Madera in the early 19O0's, and a school in Larkspur was named in his honor. The retired educator started work toward his bachelor's degree while Half Moon Bay.

He received it in 1939 from San Jose State college 24 summer sessions later. He earned his doctorate in 1951 from Stanford at the age tola; past president and life member of the California Teach ers association; past president and life member of the National Educational association. Survivors include his wife, Edna, Santa Cruz; a son, Harry Hall, Martinez; two daughters, Mrs. Edna Thillips, Santa Cruz, and Mrs. Mary Roach, Salinas; a brother, George Hall, San Rafael, and a sister, Mrs.

Mercy Brevig, San Rafael; also eight grandchildren. The rosary will be recited in St. Joseph's church at 8 p.m. Thursday. A requiem low mass will be offered at the church on Friday at 10 a.m.

Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery. White's mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Board Names Juvenile Hall Plans Committee Members i lViKY VVi '1 s-f if 4 4 ml County supervisors this morning created a committee to check plans for the proposed mission rejected. Some 17 plans were drawn before final ones were accepted. "The question is whether to modify the present plans or whether new plans and an architect must be selected," Black declared.

Supervisor Robert Burton commented that "I hope they can come up with better plans than we had before. Each set cost up $17,000 you know." Supervisor Vincent Locatelli corrected Burton, noting that Wong's final plans cost $21,000. a fe- District Attorney Richard Pease examines one of the marijuana plants which were seized bv sheriff's deputies at a Soquel apartment Saturday night. Deputies said the marijuana plants were being grown in coffee cans. Above is a detail of a marijuana plant showing the leaf structure.

The occupant of the apartment, Andrew T. Quaill, 31, has been charged with a felony count of possessing marijuana. This morning the matter was referred to public defender Brilton and a plea is to be entered tomorrow. Quaill also is charged with auto theft and is facing an Alameda countv forgery charge, court officials said. 1 tfv 4 ir ness campaign which will be conducted February 8-1H; and Matt Ahmet, regional chairman for northern Santa Cruz county.

the job of obtaining research money to help combat heart disease. Shown above are, from left, Mrs. Nick Drobac, Heart Sunday chairman; Paul Shirley, chairman of the busi Heart fund time is rolling around again and these leaders are planning for the February house-to-house canvass February 2.VJ7. Some 450 volunteers will he recruited for 8500,000 juvenile hall and bring back a recommendation to change the plans or draw new ones. Vincent Locatelli, a key figure in locating the 38-acre Graham Hill road site for the hall, was named chairman of the committee by Board Chairman Thomas Black.

Supervisor Russ McCallie, probation officer James Solomon and juvenile justice commission members Lynn Gerkensmeyer and Andrew Edwards also were appointed by Black. Before the committee starts checking old plans for the hall, however, Black suggested they clear a legal path with architect Warren Wong. Wong is involved in legal dispute with the county over his fees for County General hospital plans. He nevertheless offered to make his old plans for the hall available to the county in an interview last week. Juvenile justice commissioners last week had agreed Wong's plans are now inadequate, since the final plans were draw more i "m.i.

FLORISTS VITAL STATISTICS Kenneth Lee Bail cfi. FUNERAL NOTICES HALL In Santa Cruz, Jan- fJi ft Check Suspect Pleads Guilty Michael Lee Simerly, 18, of Union City, today pleaded guilty in Municipal court to a felony charge of passing a forged check with intention to defraud. He is to be sentenced January 27 in Superior court. The case involves a $15 check given to Tire City Auto service on November 16, court officials said. C.

Hall. II Rites Tomorrow uary 11, 1966, Dr. Henry it'" Survived by his wife, Mrs. Edna Hall of Santa Cruz; one son, Harry Hall of Martinez, two daughters, Mrs. Edna Phillips of Santa Cruz and Mrs.

Mary Roach of Salinas; one brother, George Hall of San Rafael -ft, A1 FUNERAL NOTICES NEWBY Santa Cruz, January 10, 1966, Mary J. Newby. Survived by hfr husband. Ralph Newby of Capitnla; throe daufihters, Shane, Joan and Patricia Newby and two sons, Ralmh Jr. and Chase Newby all of Capitola; her mother, Mrs.

Emma B. Sullivan of Capitola; three sisters. Mrs. Betty Wilkes of Campbell, Mrs. Madeleva Peyton ol Greelev.

Coicrado, and Mrs. Joan Petersen of Santa Rosa; four brothers. Richard Sullivan of Marysvillp. Funeral services for Kenneth Lee Bail, 26. who died Sunday in a local hospital, will bo at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in Wessendorf and Thai chapel with the Rev. FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. Dial 426-1122 ll-9-tf Louise Flower Shop "THE FRESHEST IN FLOWERS" Dial 475-3841 "FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Ave. ll-9-tf it i and a sister, Mrs. Mercy Brevig of San Rafael.

Also survived by eight grandchildren. Native of Menlo Park, aged 72 years. Member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Capitola, Past President I and Life Member of California Teach-l ers Past President and Life Member of National Educational Bullock of the Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond officiating. Interment will follow in Oak-wood Memorial park.

A native of California, Mr. Bail had been a resident of the I Sullivan of Sacramento. Mark Sullivan of San Mateo and Daniel Sullivan. D.D.S. of Walnut Creek; also survived by thirty-five nieces and nephews and three aunts.

Native i of Ocdon. Utah, aced 45 vears. (em Orchid The Golden than three years ago. Wong, however, claimed that most changes asked by Solomon are included in plans the com 426-5884 544 Palm COMPLETE COURSE One-week courses in the "Principles and Techniques of Rehabilitation Care" have been completed by Mrs. Mary Sporup, co-owner, and Mrs.

Ruby Soder-lund, LVN, and head nurse at the Sporup sanitarium, 4573 Branciforte drive. The course was taken at Fairmount hospital in Alameda county. St. Dial 10-27-tf Assn. A Requiem Low Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul Friday, January 14 commencing at 10 a.m.

Rosary will be recited at St. Joseph's Church Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. White's Mortuary Inc. in charge of arrangements.

Contributions to New Dominican Hospital Building Fund, 190 W. Cliff Dr. 1-11-11 ber of St. Josephs Catholic Church of Capitola. Services will be conducted at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church in Capitola, Wednesday, January 12, where a Requiem Low Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Rosary will be recited in St. Joseph's Church, Tuesday evening at FLORISTS 423-0734 Santa Cruz area for the past 21 years. He was graduated from San Lorenzo Valley High school in 1957 and had attended Hart-nell and San Jose City colleges. He was employed as a mechanic for Granite Construction company and was a member of SANTA CRUZ 205 Locust St.

10-18-tf Mary J. Newby Of Capitola Dies; Rites Tomorrow Stewart's Flower Shop 1430 SOQUEL AVE. 423-0640 Evenings 475-1763 11-9-tf New York Stock Exchang Community Chest Dinner Deadline Set Reservations for the annual northern Santa Cruz Community Chest dinner Monday will be closed Friday. No reservations will be accepted after that date, according to E. 1-.

Damkroger, executhe secretary of the Chest. The dinner will be held in the social room of the First Methodist church starting at 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. f-rienas are respecuuny invited to attend. White's Chapel.

138 Walnut Ave. is in charge of arrangements. Interment in Santa Clara Catholic cemetery, Santa Clara. 1-1 1-10 BAIL In Santa Cruz, Jan. 9, 1966, Kenneth Lee Bail.

Survived by Ins wife, Barbara Bail of Ben Lomond; 4 children, Wendy Colleen, Bonnie Jean. Mark Scott and Kevin Bail, all of Ben Lomond; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. Bail of Boulder Creek; a sister, Sandra Ann Bail of Boulder Creek; a brother, Mary J. Newby, 45, a resident Courtesy of of Capitola, died yesterday in a Baikie Alcantara local hospital after a sudden Seacliff Beac'i Park Project Up For Bidding The state office of architecture and construction today called for bids for redevelopment of beach area and continuing development of Seaeliff beach slate park. York includes relocation of four buildings and construction of a combination comfort station and dressing room building, a utility building, and entrance contact station, roads, parking, landscaping and development. Bids will he opened in Sacramento February Approximate cost will be NUNES In Santa Cruz.

January 8, 1966, Joseph Nunes. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Florence Howes, of New Bedford, Massachusetts; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth leal, of Worcester. Mrs.

Louise Lamb and Mrs. Virginia Duarte, both of East Providence, Rhode Island; two nephews, Alan R. Nunes. of Santa Cruz and Carl L. Nunes, of San Jose, and an uncle, Anthony Nunes, of Santa Cruz; also survived by eight grandchildren.

Na- Industrials 85 up 144 Rails 252 Volume Allied Chemlcai Amor Airline "1 illness. A native of Utah. Mrs. Newby moved to Menlo Park with her parents in 1926. She attended schools there and was graduated the Neighbors of Woodcraft of Felton and Operating Engineers Local 3 of San Jose.

He made his home at 605 Highway 9 in Ben Lomond. Survivors include his wife, Barbara Bail of Ben Lomond; four children, Wendy Colleen, Bonnie Jean, Mark Scott and Kevin Wayne Bail, all of Ben Lomond; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Bail of Boulder Creek; a sister, Sandra Ann Bail of Boulder Creek; a brother, Richard Allen Bail of Orange; his grandmother. Mrs. Hazel Harrison of Oakland, and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Amer. Can.

56; 8L'2 Motors Amer, Amer ijyiij i 20Is 62 38 Radiator Tel Tobacco Amer Amer, I five of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, aged 69 years. Recitation of the Rosary at The Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel Tuesday, January 11 at p.m. Friends are respectfully invited to I attend. Interment in Golden Gale National Cemetery. San Bruno, Wednes-I day, January 12 at 10; 15 a.m.

1-10-9 In addition to announcing the results of the I'niled Richard Allen Bail of Orange. his grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Harrison of Oakland and several aunts, uncles, and cousins. Native of California, aged 2b years. Member of Neighbors of Woodcraft, Felton; Operating Endineers No 3.

Jan Jose. Services will be conducted at the Wpssendorf Thai Chapel, 223 Church SI. Thursday, January 13 at p.m. with Rev. Jon Bullork of the Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond officiating.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. 1-11-10 Fund campaign, awards will he presented to leaders of the drive. H.irland Johnson from San Jose State college and attended Stanford graduate school. She taught arts and crafts in high schools and in 1949 went to Japan to set up an arts and crafts program for the U.S.

army. She and her husband, Col. Ralph Newby (ret.) were married there. Following her husband's retirement, they made their home in Capitola. She was a member of St.

Joseph's Catholic church of Capitola. is president of the Chest Clarence Harle's Death Reported Word wav received t'iday One hundred and ill ty are enc( tod to a 1 1 d. The Seekers lass of the church is Anaconda -Ji Armco Steel Atchison 3 Avco 25'4 Bait. Ohio 48 Bendix 70 Beth. Steel "O' Boeing 1341 a Calif.

Packing 30 Caterpillar 504 Chase-Man. Bank 63U Ches. Ohio 8558 Chrysler 58U Colgate 23 Cons. Edison Contl. Can 64 Crown Zellerbach 514 Curtis Wright 25 1 Oupont 2381 2 Filtrol i2 Ford Motors 55 Foremost Dairies 23U FRFDA O.

ADAMS Jan. 12 at 2:00 p.m. ol WELTY In Santa Cruz. January 10 at 1966, Bernice Elizabeth Welty. Survived hy her husband.

I Norton Welty of Santa Cruz; three daughters. Margaret Price of Santa Cruz. Carolyn Brown and Shirley 1 Cheek, both of Baytown, Texas; two sons, Lowell Welty of Santa Cruz i and Darryl Welty of Soquel: two sis- ters. Harriet Welty and Louise Thomas, both of Santa Cruz: her mother. in charge of the dinner.

F. WELTY 13 at 11:00 r.FRMCF Jan. a.m. the death in Sunnyvale No ember 25 of Clarence Marie. 7o.

a former resident of Pmlder Creek Mr. Harle the Klbnw Room on Highway tnr 1950s. He is survived by his KELLY In Santa Cruz. January 9. 1966, Virginia Rose Kelly.

Survived by her husoand, Clyde Kelly of Santa Cruz, two sons, Charles Hayes of Brookdale, and Richard Vandergrift of Srotts Valley, a brother, Rowland K. Hill nf Ben Lomond. Also survived by 10 prandclnldren. Native of Oakland, aged 61 years. Services will he conducted at White's Chapel, 138 Walnut Wednesday, January 12, at 2 p.m.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Felton Community Cemetery. 1-10-9 Rabbit Group Installation Set Recently elected 19H(i officers of the Santa Cruz Rabbit association will be installed at a dinner-meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Pasatiempo inn. They include: Tat Pascal, president: Marylynn Sanderson, vice president, and Ed Thompson, secretary-treasurer.

The board of directors includes Gardner Hill, Ben Wesley. Kris Momberg, Joe Campbell, James Garsko and Gerald Allen. Pas Gen. Dynamics 58 Ruth Watkins of Santa Cruz; 23 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Native of Santa Cruz, aged 58 years.

Member of Church of the Nazarene, Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at the Church of the Nazarene Thursday, January 13 at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Joseph F. Morgan officiating.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in IOOF Cemetery. 1-10-10 unn'-vaic. uue She is survived by her husband; three daughters, Shane, Joan and Patricia Newby, and two sons, Ralph Jr. and Chase Newby, all of Capitola; her mother.

Mrs. Emma B. Sullivan of Capitola; three sisters, Mrs, Betty Wilkes of Campbell, Mrs. Madleva Peyton of Colorado and Mrs Joan Petersen of San LEE BAIL 13 at 2:00 KENNETH Jan. p.m.

119U 471 48'4 Gen. Electric Gen. Motors General Tel. Elec Goodyear Homestake Mining Inland Steel UC5C Student Hurt in Accident Gewge M. Dewey, IK of Bak was injured Sunday when hi.s auloiimbile went out of control on Empire tirade and wen', into a drainage ditch.

Ievcy, a Univei'Mty of California at Sanla Cru. student, wa- taken to a for treating apparent minor m.jur-;r. Tiie an id( nt look place iin.r two mile, in it ol Wesl-( "ii di'ie. Hmlnvay patrolmen Intl. Bus.

Machine Harvester J. la Rosa; four brothers, ProbationViolator Sent To Prison Nicke ADAMS In Santa Cruz. January 8, 1966, Freda 0. Adams. Survived by a daughter, nephew, meces and cousins.

Native of California. Member of Idlewild Chapter Order vr.r Intl. Paper Intl. Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Sullivan of Marysville, Francis i Sullivan of Sacramento, Mark Sullivan of San Mateo and Dan-1 i I 1, v. jf jt 1(1 uiiivciu "i ttdiiiui v.

tnrkheed nf Eastern Star; Islam Temple Nn. 26. Daughters of the Nile; Santa Cruz Woman's Club; the Brookdale Club: 1 and First Congregational Church. 1 35 nieces and nephews and three i Lucky stores cal and Thompson will serve as delegate and alternate to the California council of The association meets regularly the second Wednesday of each month at p.m. at the Soquel loor building.

Guests are welcome. Joe rhillip Tolbert, 23, who foniH'fly lived nt in Mirnmar drhe, was sentenced to htate prison yesterday when proba- Ai Cltaifjj Montgy Ward 44 497n 4H's 95 33 71 54 SBV- 41 354 35' i 861 4 59 58' i 36 28U 271.7 2fi3 501 4 66 f3'2 681-2 he cited lor dr be cited lor Services will be conduitioned at Wessendorf Thai chapel, 223 Church St. Wednesday. January 12 1 iic may driving Ej on the wrong sifle of the road- a as his vehicle crossed the tion Was revoked on a theft at 2:00 p.m. with Dr.

Heber St. Clair Natl. Distillers NY Central No. Amer. Aviation No.

Pacific Pac. Gas Pac. Lighting Pacif. Pow. Ligh' Mahond officiating, friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Private cremation with final Inter- Private cremation wun tinai inter 199? So ur I hue on a downgrade ((in cr i rv 1 favyy a i 1 ment in Chapel of the Light, Fie no a 1 1-10 9 I tAtVk tv 4 A aunts. Funeral services will he at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow in St. Joseph's church where a requiem mass will he offered. Interment will he in Santa Clara Catholic cemetery.

The rosary will he recited in St. Joseph's church at 7:30 to-nicht. White's chapel is in charge of arrangements. Tel. Pan American Paramount i Pennty ErllEIBISRIII'' Penn.

RR a 781 2 Pepsi-Cola charge. The court determined that Tolbert. had violated the terms of a four-year probation term granted in January of last year. Officials said he was arrested in tiault on a charge of bavins an open container of liquor in an automobile and furnishing liquor to a minor. They said he was also involved in a theft investigation in Lake county.

our i Ht i-ox Phelps Dodge Phillips Pete. SR, Radio 49' Rep. Steel M1 Reynolds Tobacco IJJ4 30's Dignified Services FOR ALL FAITHS iar Roebuck f2Kt Shell Oil Youth Injured As Car Crashes Roy Edsar Wood worth, 10, of 115 Loma Linda court, is reported in "pood" condition at Community hospital where he is heinc treated for injuries received in a one-car accident yesterday afternoon. 11 i 2 a patrolmen said Wnnilvvorth lost control of the sedan he was driving when en-terin' Highway 1 from the Highway 17 off ramp. The vehicle overturned several times in the roadway.

Wondvvorth was not thrown out. A witness to the accident, Budd Carew of Trout Gulch road, A plus, took Woodwnrlh to the hospital. Highway patrolmen said Wood-worth may he cited lor execs-six speed. Simmons Co. Sinclair Oil So.

Cat. Edison So. Pacific Sperrv Rand Rtd. of Calif. Std.

of N.J. Studebaker I Texas Co. I Tidewater Oil Timken Roller TransAmerira DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco, Jan. 11 Butter prices to retailers: Grades AA and A 1 in one pound prints, 70' 2-731 2: quarters. 71" 4 74.

Fresno Northern California fryers, lbM-19. Hens, light type. 6'j-; heavy type. 15: broilers, 20; roasters, 24-25. I Snuabs 84.

Turkeys Young hens, 27t2i young toms, 23. Egg Quotations Pacific Growers Association involc-: in" prices of bulk eRf.s to reHil i trade; add .03 for eggs in cartons: large Grade AA 47-52 I Medium Grade AA 46-51 i Small Grade AA 36-41 1 ban Francisco FSMN Quotations: 62' 2 351 4 61 1 381 45U 22 801 82'b 251 80 51 484 41 331-4 68ig 52 44 1041 2 53' 4 44 621.2 321 smmB ib ii Sentencing Set In Assault Case Salome IVltran 13, of Walsonville, is to be sentenced January 27 in Superior court on a felony charge of assaulting a police officer. Bcltran (hanged an innocent plea to guilty in court proceedings veslerd.iy. lie is accused of striking, kicking and attempting to choke Denutv Jerome Lee Twentieth Century Union Carbide Union Oil Union Pac. United Aircraft United Airlines U.S.

Steel Western Airlines Western BancO'P. Westinghnuse Elec. Woolworth Grade A 44-50; Medium Grade A 45-511 1 Small Grade A 31-37 last October. Lee had been MnVE.jSmitliani1jSons RENTS SELLS UNLISTED STOCKS Bank of America (j59-i Calif. Water Svce.

2W'i2aU Roos Atkins 121 4(5. 13 Title Ins. Tr 44 Watkins Johnson 1 1 1 1 Wells FarfiO noovrii VACUUM CLEANERS New and Used ONLY AUTHORIZED REPAIR SHOP in Sanla tiu7 261 WATER ST. 426-258 (called to investigate a report of i parly crashers at a Wutsonvillc I residence. Lee said Bcltran Ion him when lie went to arrest I another voiilh on a charge of "'vcrythty far tic Sickroom1 i GHAPKL CAYUGA STREET 423-5721 1050 628 OCEAN STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.

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