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16-USED CARS 16-USED CARS Mcday, K'ay 1, -PUBLIC NOTICE 12-SarrtaCnnSrnfinrI VITAL STATISTICS Pioneer Oakland Family Member Mrs. R. Sara Dies FUNERAL NOTICES, 1 SB-Real Estate AppriiU 15A-Rel Estate Wanted WB NEED 'CHEAPIES' We are urerntly in r.eed of low-priced under SI 0.000 Bikers are willing to paper and paint and een do some structural and other work where needed We can make quick cash sales to waiting buyers. What have joa? Call Ed Richardson. RICHARDSON'S With Richardson's Start Packing" 233 Soquel Avenge GArden 6-4400 lM-5-l-luS 16-USED CARS KNIGHT MOTOR CO.

Come In and See The New 1961 Rambler Convertible Manufacture Delivered Price $2369 New 1960 AMERICAN STATION WAGON 2 floor automatic transmist on At Big Discount '57 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door sedan. Automatic transmission $395 'SS 6 Station Wagon Overhead valve engine. Overdrive, heater J1595 '58 RAMBLER Rebel V8 custom Station Wagon, Automatic transmission. Heater and Lo mileage. Sharp $1895 '59 RAMBLER American Super.

2-door sedan. Overdrive. Heater nd radio S1495 59 MORRIS MINOR Station Wagon. 1000 series J945 '59 RENAULT Dauphme 4-door Seoan. Heater and radio J875 '59 RAMBLER American Super Station Wagon.

Overdnva. Heater and radio $1595 59 PEUGEOT 4door sedan, 4-speed transmission. Sharp -J1295 bO RAMBLER 6. Overhead vave eng.ne. Custom Station Wagon Automatic transmission.

Heater and radio. 4 door. Low mileage. '59 RAMBLER 6. overhead vaivt engine.

Station Wagon. Custom 4 door. Automatic transmission. Radio and heater. 2 USED Metropolitans 1958 and 1956 Hardtops.

KNIGHT RAMBLERS 503 Pacific Avenue Santa Cruz, California Open all day Saturday and Sunday From 9 A.M. till 3 P.M. 16-4 28 103 A-1 USED CARS I960 FALCON 2-door luxe. Radio, heater, FordOMatic J1795 19L.9 TRIUMPH 4 door. Heater $595 1959 RENAULT.

Heater $795 1959 FORD V8. 2 door Country Sedan, radio, heater, FordOMatic, power steering 1958 FORD Fairlane 500 Sedan. Fully equipped and sha-p $1195 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, Radio and heater $1195 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hardtop. Fully equipped $895 1957 FORD Country Sedan. Radio and heater $1195 1955 CHRYSLER Windsor Hardtop coupe.

Radio, heater, automa-tc transmission $695 1948 FORD Club coupe. Transportation car $95 TRUCKS I 1957 FCRD 6. F100 Pickup 1956 INTERNATIONAL W-ton Pick- op $-95 STU ARMIT 1 men a 1 re I WIM wOLL 1999 Soquel Ave, GA 3-450 16 4 28 tf SURF CITY MOTORS Lowest Prces in Town" 1959 RAMBLER Custom Cross Country is the tejt 4 door Station WaKan tnat Panibler makes. Locaiiy owned with automat.c transmission, rado, heater, power brakes, nted frjass. white sidewails, etc.

$2199. Now $1999. NO DOWN PAYMENT O'M CREDIT APPROVAL OPEN SUNDAYS SURF CITY MOTORS water St GA 3-520 16 5-1-tf '53 HUDSON Hornet. New b'eak linings, t-res. Good body ecept o- 'Od bearing.

As is $125. MU 8-5575 or MU 8 3748 16-4 18-103 PUBLIC NOTICE WANTED LOTS Fcr Buyers c' KING MOVES Phone GA 6-4040 "b-4 Rio del Mar UST Tr-F C'fUvt FORREST D. PHELAN ''J 8-3286 4 HAVE PARTY looting to- 2 or 3 bedroom home In the son HiM area. Also need a chjpe O' tnpsex if vou have a place lo sel, piease tan. HAROLD RYSDAM REALTOR 1120 Pacific Ave GA evenings call- hai Rysoam, CA 3 20ft? 15A-4 27-tt CASn for lots or improved property, 1 1o 2 zone Vk me P.

Pennmi'lon. 3171 Slorv Rd San Jot L'St With" RICHARDSON'S Start Packing 1SA-4 11-tf VcANT or 3 bedroom home. ilOhO O0m, principals only. GA 6-0515. 15A-4 25-103 VAPOR--SANTACRUZ' QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Easy Drive In water St.

15A-4-7-108 16-USED CARS DON MORRIS TOP QUALITY USED CARS 56 PLYMOUTH 4-door Station Wagon. Power steering, power brakes, power wm-Oowt, tutornatie tranmi-tion Radio, healer. A beautiful ona-owner car 995 S7 VOLVO 4-door Sedan 895 '57 DODGE 4-door Sedan 1095 "54 MERCURY 2-door Hardtop. Loaded 595 SI PLYW0UTH 4-Joor Sedan 1095 'S PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan 695 SEE US tor Good Work C4'5 CPEN to 5 p. m.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DON MORRIS FRONT and LAUREL ST fxr Tour Plymouth, Valiant. Chrysler and Imperial Dealer Phone GA'dn 3-476 16 1 tf Specials Monday lSeO DODGE, ha'dtop Coupe it new $2295 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan. ceient $125 156 DODGE Pickup. Radio, heater, new paint $895 19iS STUDEBAKER Praiident speedster, hardtop coupe $95 1955 DODGE Custom roval. 4-door sedan.

New Mint. Very sarp 1954 MERCURY Sedan. Toned motor $495 1954 DODGE Roval 4-door sedan. Must be seen to be appreciated $4yi 1954 FORD 6 Club Coupe radio, heater. New H'Pt $ja5 SANTA CRUZ DODGE 320 Fot St GA 3-190 7 C'uZ 16 4 30 K'3 FARRAR-HALBACH EUICK MERCURY Montr ar 2-coor fc passerijie' Phaeton Radio, heat-.

We'C-O Mat Power siee-r-g. powe' tone pant. white, wal tires a i leather interior. A real nice USED CAR LCT Fee he Sfur.e GA 3 1 5 1 t' A Car fse a jt u' ''(j a. Ou' (i.e:!1 A ot.ii Dee' Cvr v.a t.

i.O'i iri Troes ta f-nantg FRY'S IMPORTED CARS tM Ocean 5 GA J. 214 PUBLIC NOTICE FUNERAL NOTICES CAT Santa Cruz, California, April 29, 1961, Maude Ellen Hoyt. Sur-bv her son Cliff Hnvt nf Wmn vived rrnuna; inree sisiers, inciuaing Mrs. Everett Parish of La Mar, Missouri. Two grandchildren.

Jerry Hoyt, S. Navy and Ronald Hoyt. U. S. Air Force.

Native of Missouri, aged 68 years. Member of First Baptist Church, La Mar, Missouri. Services will be conducted at White's Chapel, 138 Walnut Avenue, Tuesday, May 2, 1961 at 10:30 a. m. with Rev.

JackSOn Wilrni nf thp First Rant.cl Church officiating. t-riends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in IOOF Cemetery. 5-1-103 SARA In Ben Lomond, California, April 30, 1961, Rebecca K. Sara.

Wife of the late Herbert Sara: mother of Mrs. Frances Antone of Oakland; sister of Mrs. Rose Gon of San Leandro, grandmother of Francine Antone of Oakland, dear friend of John Santos of Ben Lomond, Calif. Native of Oakland, California, aged 74 years. Treasurer of the San Lorenzo Floral Club, Secretary of the San Lorenzo Valley Grandmothers Club, attended Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond Presbyterian Church.

Services will be conducted at White's Chapel, 138 Walnut Avenue, Wednesday, May 3, 1961 at 2 p. m. with Rev. Gilbert Christian of the Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond Presbyterian Church officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Private inurnment in IOOF Crematory. 5.1.104 Lillian Johnson Services Pending Lillian Johnson, 80, died at her heme, 4455 Zayante road, today after a long illness. Mrs. Johnson had been a resident of Zayante since 1928. Her husband, Sam Johnson, died in 1955.

She is survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Adelia Morris, Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. May Fisher, Clear Lake Oaks, and Charles Deakin, Eph-raim, Utah; two nieces, Mrs. Lillian Allen, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Mae Thumm, Santa Cruz.

Mrs. Johnson was a native of Wellsville, Utah. Funeral services are pending at the Ferguson mortuary. Frank M. Sanders, Santa Clara HS Teacher, Dies Frank M.

Sanders, 74. a teacher, vice principal and attendance supervisor for 43 years in the Santa Clara union high school district, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks. A native of Moberly, Mo Sanders was a resident of San Jose for 33 years before moving to Santa Cruz 14 vears ago. He resided at 551 34th avenue. Sanders still was employed at attendance supervisor at the time of his death.

Previously he had been vice principal for 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Alice L. Sanders. Santa Cruz; two daughters. Virginia Gntber, Santa Cruz, and LaVerne Costa, Capi-tola; four brothers, Josenh Sanders, Mount Shasta: William Sanders, Ashland, Henry Sanders, Coos Bav, Le0 B.

Sanders, Tillamook, a sister, Sister Joseph of the Carmelite Monastery. San Diego; and eight grandchildren. He was a member of San Jose Aerie No. 8, FOE. Funeral sen-ices will be conducted from Ted Keech's Santa Clara funeral home, Santa Clara.

Wednesday at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Clare's church where at 9 o'clock a reouiem mass will be conducted. oRsary will be recited in the mortuary chapel tomorrow at 8 p.m. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemeterv, Santa Cruz. James Thompson Died Last Week Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Smiley, 114 Maple street, have returned from Los Angeles where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Smiley's brother, James Thompson. Thompson was a superintendent with the Richfield Oil company prior to his death. Interment was in Forest Lawn cemetery, Hollywood.

ITXERALS MAY F. BARTLETT Funeral services for Mav F. Bartlett were conducted today in the U.S. Army chapel. Presidio in San Francisco, at 11 a.m.

with Wessendorf and Thai, in charge. Interment followed in the San Francisco National cemetery. i I i S) MAY BARTLETT A May 1st at 11:00 a.m. (f U. S.

Army Chapel, Pre- sicuo, san irancisco, caul. HUBERT A. SPARKS May 3rd at 10:00 a.m. ADOLril BOLLINGER Pending. Pending.

Pa'omar Safe Buy Cars "61 CADILLAC Ccupe ae V.ne. a i te facto-y t-n-sn. fuil power equ dua 0 -es, ieatner ite- cr ued omy 22X) m-ies Save hundreds on tn s. Omy '61 CHEVROLET impj a hardtop, ail wh te 'actor f.n.sh Fu-i prwer eou pment. used 0: 4jv3 m.ies at '50 CHEVROLET Stat on Wagon Auton-atic transmission V8 motcr.

ran 0 and neater In immacu'ate cond-Von, O'1 '60 FCD Stat on Wafion. Automat trasmss.OT. power steer.rg radio and heater As near new car for only ...1238 '60 FALCON Stat on Wason. Standard dr.ve. radio and hente'.

Iukga(ie rack on top. In hke new tond tion. Used oniy 9h-i5 miles. Oniy $1'98 '59 RAMBLER Super 4-door 6. Standard transmission wtn overdrive, rado and heater In like new condition.

Usfd only 13.330 miles. Be here early for the sharpest one town only S1698 '59 PLYMOUTH 4-door Station Wagon, Automatic 0'ive, power steennR. power brakes, radio and heater. Very ciean unit with many miles of dependable transportation left. Only $1798 '38 MERCURY Park Lane 4-door hardtop Full power equipment, de luxe radio and heater.

Spotless one owner car that has been used only 30.000 miles. We sold this new for $5200. What a buy for only '5b LINCOLN PREMIER hardtop. Lavender and ivory finish. Full power equipment, Excellent condition.

Only $13ri8 '56 MERCURY Montclair sport se dan. 2 tone red and black finish Full power equipment including windows and seats If you want a real "cream putf" check this one. Only $998 '59 MERCURY Monterey hardtnp. 2-tone white and blue finish with matching interior. Full power equipment.

This factory perfect automobile is one of the finest available anywhere Just drive it toddy. Only $2298 Low As $10 Down On Approved Credit COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL FINANCING ALOMAR SAFE BUY CARS 1261 Soquel Avenue (Across from Safewayl Phone GArden 3 2262 Open Sundays 16 4-30 tf PROLO CHEVROLET CO. O.K. Reconditioned O.K. Guaranteed O.K.

Terms 1960 FALCON 2 door deluxe Automatic. Radio and heater. Beautiful interior $1798 I960 CHEVROLET Corvair 4 door sedan. Automatic. Radio and heater.

Trade up to this one $1798 19o0 CHEVROLET I Impala Sport coupe. I'owerRlide, power steering. Radio and heater. 2-tone, Special I960 FORD 8 Fairlane 4-door sedan. Ford Matic.

Equipped with heater. Two to choose from $1798 1959 FORD 8 Ranch Wagon. Automatic. Heater equipped. Only 18,000 miles on it $1698 19j9 CHEVROLET 6, Bel Air 4 door sedan.

Standard drive. Radio and heater $14'i8 1955 CHEVROLET 8 Bel Air hard top coupe. PowerKlide. Rarho and heater. 2 tone turquoise $998 194 CHEVROLET Brl A-r 4 door sedan, Powerghde.

Radio and heater. Good value buy 498 1954 FORD 8 I i sport coupe Ford-O-Matic. Radio and heater 4B 1952 PLYMOUTH Suburban Wagon. Radio and heater, dood sound transportation 298 1950 PONTIAC Chieftain 2 dcor sedan Hydra-Malic Radio and heater. Very clean 198 TRUCKS 1959 CHEVROLET ten pickup 1956 CHtVPOlET ton pickup 1955 FORD 8 ton pickup 1958 FORD 8 Sedan Delivery $1 88 PROLO CHEVROLET CO.

"Where Freud Meets Fr.end 425 Front Street GA 3 8100 lb 4 30 tf 1942 CHEVROLET SEDAN Runs Good $2j Please phone GA 1039 lo-4-30-104' CHE AP" transportation '51 PONTIAC. very, very clean, runs per-feet. Huu quick GA 3 io 4 30 104 '53'" CADILLAC Clearv Must tip seen to te appreciated. $395, tor quick safe ED 54:08 lb.4 27-105 'Af'0R QUALITY 5-STAR SH.RT LAUNDERING SHIRTS 3k, GA 3 Sbii, lb 4 7 K8 "ti OPHITE A 1 CONDITION RADIO Pr-une 5 41 72 lh 4 28 It STATION v.A ON Low mneae. Phone f.R 5 7127 ltv4 1 1949' Radio and heater GiH-d Phone GA i 14M) Ib4.

1953 CADILLAC MM See at Un on Scctts Va er Can tj4 3 6155 16 4 30-11-8 '54 FORD VS 2ono' Kao.Cc hea'e-. Fo'd e. i le 4 2r 1L j- 1-959 HAT '-'si re re Sfe a' '5 Sta" Pf-ce GP 5 It 4-26 195 FCRD Ccn.e-t Fed Gcc-d condition $f-is tliii 16 4 30-IOj- CASH ON THE SPOT FOR YOUR CAR We buy Used Cars. Ar-y make An model STU ARMIT FORD SALES 1995 Soquel Ave 16-215-tf GA 3-4550 DEWEY EASTMAN Volvo 521 Front Street GA 3-5820 CHECK OUR NEW CAR TRADE-INS you will be piad you d-d! 16-4-28-106 WEEK END SPECIAL 1959 OLDSMOBILE "98 4 Door Hobday. Full Power $1695 MAYCRINK 505 Front St GA 3-2100 16-4-30-tf WANT: USED CARS ANY MAKE ANY MODEL PAID FOR OR NOT Highest Prices Paid PROLO CHEVROLET CO.

920 Pacific Avenue 16-9-ltt '57 Ford Convertible Hardtop with automatic transmission and full power, including brakes, seats and windows. De luxe radio and heater. 1 owner. Excellent mechanical condition. 1250 7th 1 Aye.

GR 5-1461. 16-4-30-107 1952 BUICK SUPER $80 1217 RIVER STREET 16-4-30-104 16A-USED TRUCKS '48 CMC i'2-ton Pickup. 4 speed transmission. 5 good tires. Heavy duty bumper.

Good condition. S.395. Santa Cruz Wheel Alignment. After 5 call GR 5-3770. 16A-4-26-104 1960 FORD V8 Pickup TruckTcus-tom cab, raido and heater.

Heavy duty springs. Small equity. Take over payments. GR 5-6592 16A-4-30 104 1958 FORD 4 speed. New rubber.

$1095 521 Front St. 16A-4-28-106 "'VAPOR SANTA CRUZ' QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Fast Pick Up GA 3-4646 16A-4-7-108 $100. Phone GA 3-3997 16A-4 30-103 17-lOST AND FOUND LOST: Male cat, 1 year old. long black hair, with white markings. Answers to name of Reward.

520 26th Ave. Phone GR 5-6639' after 4 p.m. 17-4-30-107 LOST: Lady's black purse. Money badly needed by recently widowed pensioner. GA 3-3583, 17-5-1-105 VAPOR QUALITY 5-STAR SHIRT LAUNDERING SHIRTS 33c 285 WATER ST.

17 YOU WILL PROFIT BY BUYING NOW PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES April 26, 1961 To Whom It May Concern: Subiect to issuance of the license aophed for, notice is hereby given that the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at the premises, described as follows: 218 State Park Aptos Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for issuance by transfer of an alcoholic beverage license for these premises as follows: On-sale Beer and Wine (Public Eating place) Anyone desiring to protest the issuance of such license may file a verified protest with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control at Sacramento. California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of aicoholic beverages. The form of verification may be obtained from any office of the Department HILTON JOAN HOLDREN Way 1 (4605) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Escrow No. 220167 (SJ) On Monday, the 2ith day of May, i 19ol at the hour of 10 00 o'clock A.M..

the lobby of the main entrance of California Pacific Title Company at 728 Front Street at Cooper Street, in the I City of Santa Cruz. County of Santa Cruz, State of California, TITLE INSUR- ANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, a corpo- ration successor by merger to California Pacific Title Insurance Company, a corporation, as Trustee, will sell at puh-; he auction, to the highest bidder, for i cash, lawtul money of the United States, all payable at the time of sale, the following described real property I situate in the County of Santa Cruz, I Slate of California described as fol-I lows, to Wit Lots 6 and 1 in Block 13. as the same are numbered on that certain map entitled "Map of Santa Maria Del Mar" (complete) bled for record in the otfire of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz County, December 14. 1 8 1 and recorded Volume 12 of Maps, at page 1 Excepting from said Lot 6 in Block 13. that portion conveyed to Alice Waither by Deed dated March 24, 1950.

recorded March 27, 19S0 in Volume 7b4 of Official Records, at 596, Santa Cruz County Rec- ords. Said sale will be made, without covenant or warranty regarding title, possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the obligations secured by and pursuant to the power of sale conferred I a certain Deed of Trust executed by i Albert Javet and Manon H. Jayet, husband and wife, as Trustors, to Ur- ban A Sontheimer and C. P. Maloney.

i Trustees, tor the benefit and security of Guaranty Building and Loan Association, a corporation, dated December 22, recorded December 29, 1954 in the of the Recorder of the County of Santa State of California in Book i9' of Official Records, at page 215. Title Insurance and TruM Company, successor by merger to California Pacific 1 1 Insurance Company, a corpora-- on is the present Trustee under said Deed of T'ust ar-d Guaranty Savings and loan Association, a corporation is present bene'icary. DaleJ April 24 lifl TlHE INSURANCE AND TRUST cOVPANy successor by mer-tr to Cah'orn a Pacific Title nsurante Company, substt-'u'eq trustee 5, Paul Potts, 'it i. V-ce P'e'de'M 6, Pohl. Ass; May 1.

8 15 (4597) Relieves Pain thorough that sufferers mi da astonishing statements like "Pilea have ceased to be a problem!" The secret is a new healing substance Bio-Dyne discovery of 1 nortd-famcu n-eanh insti'ute. Tins substance is now aiailabie in tvppon'orf or Oflmrtl jorvt under the narr.e Preparation B. At ad iru couplet. NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. No.

17,248 In the Superior Court of the State of in and tor the County of Santa Cruz In the Matter of the Estate of CLARA LENA DUDLEY, aiso known as LENA CLARA DUDLEY, aiso known as CLARA DUDLEY. Deceased Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of Clara Lena Dudley, also known as Lena Ciara Dudley, also known as Clara Dudley, deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner, ARLIE JONES, Of letters testamentary has been filed in this court, and that May 5th, 1961. at ten o'clock A.M. of said day, and the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse, in the city of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, have been fixed as the time and piace for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same and shaw cause why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to said Petition tor further particulars.

DATED: April 21, 1961. TOM M. KELLEY, Clerk By MATHILDA ROSSI, Deputy Clerk. J. FRANK MURPHY and EUGENE J.

ADAMS. Attorneys for Petitioner 120 Mission St. Santa Cruz, California Apr. 23, 24 and May 1 (4587) NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. NO, 17,243 I In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, In the Matter of the Estate of JACO-MINA DE LANGE, also known as MRS.

J. H. DE LANGE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of JACO-MINA DE LANGE, also known as MRS. J.

H. DE LANGE, deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner, MARTHA VAN "AATHOVEN, of letters testamentary has been filed in this court, and that Friday. May 5, 1961. at 10:00 o'clock A.M. of said day.

and the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse, in the city of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to said Petition for further particulars. Dated: April 21, 1961. TOM M. KELLEY, Clerk.

By Beatrice E. Kirk, Deputy Clerk. STEWART CURETON. Attorney for Petitioner 204 Church Street Santa Cruz, California Apr. 23, 24 and May 1 (4582) NOTICE TO BIOOERS for construction of SAN LORENZO RIVER PUMPING STATION ADDITIONS Sealed proposals for the construction of additions to the San Lorenzo River pumping station for the City of Santa Cruz will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Santa Cruz, California, until 10:00 A.M., Pacific Day Light Saving Time on May 12, 1961, at which time, or as soon thereafter as possible, they will be publicly opened and read.

Bids shall be addressed to the City Clerk and shall be endorsed "Proposal for Construction of San Lorenzo River Pumping Station Additions." The work comprises the furnishing of all labor, materials and equipment for construction of additions to the San Lorenzo River Pumping Station. The additions consist of modifications to existing electrical switchgear, an overhead power distribution system, three submersible pumping units, and appurtenances more particularly shown on the drawings and specifications for the work. Pumping equipment is to be installed in an existing structure. Drawings and specifications may be inspected at the Builder's Exchange, 85C South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco; at the Builders Exchange, 190 Boulevard, Oakland; at the offices of the Daily Pacific Builder, 465-10th Street, San Francisco; at the office of the Builders Exchange, 460 Park Avenue, San Jose; at the office of the Builders Exchange, 799 Estates Drive, Aptos; at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Santa Cruz; and at the office of Brown and Caldwell, 66 Mint Street, San Francisco. Copies may be obtained at the office of the City Clerk or at the office of Brown and Caldwell upon payment of $10.00 of which $5,00 will be refunded upon return of the drawings and specifications in good condition within 15 days after the bid opening.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or a bidder's bond payable to the order of the City of Santa Cruz in an amount not less than ten per cent (10) of the bid as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into the contract, if awarded the work. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Faithful Performance Bond in an amount not less than one hundred per cent (100i) of the contract price, and a Materials and La- bor Bond in an amount not less than i fifty per cent (50c,) of the contract price. I In accordance with the California La-I bor Code notice is hereby given that the i City Council has determined the gen-i eral rates of per diem wages in the locality tor each type of craft or workman needed to execute the contract. The official wage scale is on file in the office of the City Clerk and a copy is attached hereto. The City Council reserves the right iu rejeci any or an bios ana to deter-i mine which proposal is.

in its opinion, the lowest responsible bid of a respon-i Sible bidder and that which it deems the best interest of the City to ac-I cept. The City Council also reserves the right to waive any informalities not I material to cost or performance in any proposal or bid By order of the City Council, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County, California. Dated: April 25, 1961 PETER TEDESCO. City Manager City of Santa Cruz, California SANTA CRUZ COUNTY BUILOING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL In accordance with the provisions of the California Labor Code, the City Council has ascertained the general prevailing per diem rate of wages in the locality which the work is to be performed, for laborers and for each craft or type of workman and mechanic emDiOved in the PVflrtit.nn rf IS rtn. tract, and the general prevailing rate tor legal holiday and overtime work, I as follows; Rate per hour Classification Laborer $3045 Jack hammer operator 3 295 Crane operator 431 Oher 3,36 Piumber 4 55 Flumber foreman 4,625 Truck driver, flat rack, 10,500 pounds 3,195 Electrician, foreman, prior to June I.

1961 487 Electrician, journeyman, prior to June 1, 1961 433 E'ectncian, foreman, after June 1. 506 Eiectncan. lOurnevman, after June I. 1961 ..1 4 50 Any classification omitted herein not less than S2 85 (overtime not less than one and one naif (li times the hourly rate! Sundays and hoi'davs not less than one and one half (1) times the hourly rates i The foiegomg schedule of per diem wages is based on a working day of 8 hours The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a work- mg day. For all wage scales and classifications not hsted above or not correctly shon, the prevailing Union Wage Scale established for Santa Cruz County shall apply.

Apr. 30 to May 4 FAST PLATE REPAIRS Dr. C. H. Lindner, Jr.

103 Vina St. GArden 3-3364 SANDERS In Santa Cruz, April 30, 1961. Frank M. Sanders. Devoted husband of Alice L.

Sanders or Santa Cruz: beloved father ot i Gruber of Santa Cruz; LaVerne Costa of Capitola. and the late Franc.s Sanders. Dear brother of Joseph Sander of Mt. Shasta. William Sander of Ashland.

Henry Sander o' Coos Bay, Leo B. Sander of Tillamook, Sister Joseph of the Carmelite Monastery, San Diego. Cahf-, and the late Rev. Louis A. Sander: Loving grandfather of 8.

Native of Moberly, Missouri, aged 74 years. Member of San Jose Aerie No. 8 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Services will be conducted Wednesday, May 3, 1961 at 8:30 a.m. from Ted Keech's Santa Clara Funeral Home, 1098 Jackson Santa Clara.

Requiem Mass at St. Clare's Church commencing at 9 a.m. Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 8 p.m. Interment 3a Holy Cross Cemetery, Santa Cruz, T3alif. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

5-1-104 SPARKS In Santa Cruz, April 30, 1961, Hubert A. Sparks. Husband of Myoma Sparks of Santa Cruz; father of Harold Sparks of San Francisco, and Georgerain Miner of Reno, step-father of Janet Morgan of Fresno, brother of Mrs. Elva Curtis and Mrs. Mary Nelson, both of Maine.

Also survived by 12 garndchildren. Native of Maine, aged 56 years. Past governor of Santa Cruz Loyal Order of Moose; Eagles Lodge of Modesto; and Moose Lodge of Modesto and Lodi. Services will be conducted at Wessendorf Thai chapel Wednesday, May 3 at 10:00 a.m. with the Loyal Order of Moose members officiating.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Contributions to favorite charity preferred. 5-1-104 McDONALD In Santa Cruz, California, April 29, 1961, William H. MacDon-aid. Survived by six sons and two daughters, Paul J.

McDonald of Crescent City, Mrs. Sayde Welch of Santa Cruz, Mrs. Nenome Atkins of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, Homer McDonald. Redwood City; L. C.

McDonald of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Lawson McDonald of Richmond, and Maurice McDonald of Chicago, III. 16 grandchildren and 24 great grand-children, Native of Kansas. Aged 82 years. Member of Live Oak Community Church. Services will be conducted at Irvm M.

Smith and Son chapel, 1050 Cayuga street Tuesday, May 2, 1961 at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Byran L. Roberts of the Live Oak Community Methodist church officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in I.O. O.F. Cemetery. 4-30-103 JOHNSON In Zayante, April 30. 1961, Lillian Johnson.

Widdw of the late Sam Johnson, sister of Mrs Adelia Morris of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. May Fisher of Clear Lake Oaks, Calif, and Charles Deakin of Ephraim, Utah; aunt of Mrs. Lillian Allen of Salt Lake City. Utah and Mrs. Mae Thumm of Santa Cruz, Calif.

Native of Wellsville. Utah, aged 80 years. Furneral services pending at The Ferguson Mortuary, 212 Laurel St, Santa Cruz, Calif. 5-1-104 GIANONE In Santa Cruz, California, April 29, 1961. Emil A.

Gianone. Survived by his wife Mrs. Ella Gianone, a son Harold Gianone and a daughter Mrs Helen West, all of Swanton. A sister Mrs. Virginia Gillen of Santa Cruz.

Two nieces, Mrs. Betty Bntton of Santa Cruz and Mrs. Wilma Pozzi of Salinas. Also survived by four grandchildren. Brother of late Joseph and Ema Gianone.

Native of Swanton, California. Aged 80 years. Member of St. Vincent de Paul church and a 60 year member of the 'Native Sons of the Golden West, Parlor No. 90.

Services will be conducted at White's chapel, 138 Walnut avenue, Tuesday, May 2, 1961 at 8:30 a.m. thence to St. Vincent de Paul church, Davenport where a requiem low mass will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Entombment in Holy Cross Mausoleum.

Rosary will be recited in White's chapel Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. 4-30-103 FLOWERS FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. GArden 6-1122 2-l-tf Louise Flower Shop "The Freshest in Flowers" Dial GR 5-384 "FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Avenue 2-l-tf PALOAAAR HOUSE OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCAOE GArden 3-0821 2-l-tf STEWART'S Flower Shop 1430 SOQUEL AVE. GA 3-0640 EVENINGS GR 5-1763 2-l-tf SANTA CRUZ Florists 205 Locust St. GA 3-0734 2-l-tf THE PURPOSE OF EMBALMING The primary and most important reason lor embalming is protection of public health.

Secondly, to create and restore to as near as possible a life-like appearance of the deceased, thus creating a beautiful memory-picture for those who survive. Many people today think and believe of the wonderful but lost art of embalming as practiced by the Ancient Egyptians. The truth is, embalming as done in the days of the Pharaohs could never compare with that practiced in America today. Where we today strive for a life-like appearance, the Egyptians had but one goal, preservation, for they believed that the soul would travel for three thousand years and would then occupy the same body it had departed. In this modern day and agp families no longer are the close unit of old, but in many cases are scattered to the four "corners of the earth.

Modern day embalming allows those at great distance to return in time for the service if that be two days or two weeks. Xmm Jr. jBTmidi and jBTon 1050 CAYUGA STREET TELEPHONE GArden 3-5721 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA A'J K. i mm if, re? ik I Rebecca K. Sara.

74, member of a pioneer Oakland family, died unexpectedly yesterday at her Ben Lomond home, 108 Locust street. A native of Oakland. Mrs. Sara was the wife of the late Herbert Sara who owned and operated a restaurant in Oakland until his death in 1925. Her father.

Henry Hauschildt, owned the first shoe store in Oakland and was editor of the Oakland Journal, a German newspaper. Sara came to Ben Lomond in June, 1957. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Frances Antone, Oakland; a sister, Mrs. Rose Gori, San Le-andro; a granddaughter, Francine Antone, Oakland.

Mrs. Sara was treasurer of the San Lorenzo Floral club; secretary of the San Lorenzo Valley Grandmothers club and attended the Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond Presbyterian church. Funeral services will be conducted at White's chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gilbert Christian of the Wee Kirk of Ben Lomond Presbyterian church officiating.

Private inurnment will follow at the I00F crematory. Maude Ellen Hoyt Rites Tomorrow Final rites for Maude Ellen Hoyt, b'8, a resident of Santa Cruz since 1950. will be conducted tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at White's chapel with Rev. Jackson Wilcox of the First Baptist church officiating.

Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery. Mrs. Hoyt is survived by her son, Cliff Hoyt, Phoenix, three sisters including Mrs. Everett Parish, LaMar, and two grandchildren, Jerry Hovt, U.S. navy, and Ronald Hoyt, U.S.

air force. She was a member of the First Baptist church of LaMar, Mo. Born and reared in LaMar, Mrs. Hoyt moved to Rockaway Beach, in 1924 and remained there until moving to California in 1947. She made her home at 151 Sutphen street.

She died in a local hospital after a long illness, on Saturday. Hubert A. Sparks, Past Governor Of SC Moose, Dies Hubert A. Sparks, 56, past governor of the Santa Cruz Loyal Order of Moose, died yesterday at his home, 920 Pelton avenue. Sparks, a native of Maine, operated a refrigeration service after coming to Santa Cruz from Fresno eight years ago.

He is survived by his wife, Mv-oma; a son and daughter, Harold Sparks. San Francisco, and Georgerain Miner, Reno, a stepdaughter, Janet Morgan, Fresno; two sisters, Mrs. Elva Curtis and Mrs. Mary Nelson, both of Maine, and 12 grandchildren. Sparks also was a member of the Eagles lodge of Modesto and the Moose lodges of Modesto and Lodi.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Wessendorf and Thai chapel Wednesday at 10 a.m. with the Loyal Order of Moose members officiating. DAIRY and POULTRY San Francisco. May 1 Butter prices to retailers: First duality, 1 lb. print, 70-72M; lb.

print, 70Vj-73 -ecc quaii'v i it, ptint. no sale: i'-Ib. print, 70i'2-73. Fresno (AP). Northern California live poultry, f.o.b.

ranch: chickens about steady, fryers weaker, hens steady. Fryers 14''2-17 (mostly 15t'2) steady. Fryers Light type hens 5-7 (mostly 6); heavy type 18; broilers 20: roasters 25. Squabs .70. Turkeys Heavy type young hens 21' heavy type young toms 19.

Egg Quotations r-i'iia-d invoicing prices of to the ith-l trde- Large Grade AA 36 42 Medium Grade AA 31-3R Small Grade AA 1.21-28 San rrarir.icco FSMN QuoFafion's: Large Grade A 34-40 Medium Grade A I. 29-36 Small Grade A 22-30 New York Stock Exchange Courtesy of Baikie Alcantara Slocks Bond Dirp- Private Wira Industrials Rails Volume ...677.09 off 1.62 140.73 o'f .34 3.710,000 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 40 American Telephone American Tobacco 79i2 Anaconda Co. 607s Atchison T. S. F.

24b Bendix 624 Beth. Steel 471,4 Calif. Pack. 471 2 Caterpillar 33'z Che. and Ohio 63 Chrysler 4234 Douglas Aircraft Duoont 206 Filtrol 2 28 General Electric SSJS'SJ.

603-Si General Motors 451 2 Goodyear 353.4 Homestake 441 International Harvester 53 International Nickel 741, Kennecott 901 -2 Lockheed ZZZIZ Montgomery Ward 291 2 N. Y. Central 1734 No. Amer. Avn.

473 8 Pacific Cement 15U Pacific Gas Elec. 773.4 Pac. Lighting 5514 Penney (J. C. Co.) 40W Penn.

R. R. j4i4 Phelps Dodge 60 Phillips Petrol. 584 Radio 573, Republic Steel Sears Roebuck I 5934 Southern Calif Edison 71' Southern Pacific 23 Std. Oil Cahf.

54J4 Std. Oil N. J. 47 Texas Corp. 1.

1024 Transamenca 341,4 Union Oil 58 Union Pacific 31'a United Aircraft U. S. Steel 863-4 Woolworth (F. 67 BANK STOCKS Bank of America 55 Vt Chase Manhattan Bank 69SfcS72ij Wells Fargo-Amer. Trust ..7114752 LIVESTOCK Stockton.

(AP). Calves; Salable 250. Stock steer calves, good and choice 25.50-28.75, medium 22.00-24.00. Hogs: Salable 750. Barrows and gilts, mixed lots US No.

1-3 17.50-18.75; sows, US No. 1-3 12.50-15.50: feeder pigs, good and choice 22.00-27.00. i tiTroTtnrrrnra'ntrrrr. 5v NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed P'ocy te re eved a' the c-'f'te of the Supervjor, Monterey vt a-id jt iopment Division of Beaches and Parks, It: Fat -tit ifeet rw.te'e.. up to 2 Tuesday, May 16.

at which t-n-e '-a p.c be putUt opened and read for performing tJCh work as fciviKs u'n-ih and a fa per minute capacity water treatment pant at F-s Peowoods State Park rear Boulder Creek, San'a C'u Couitv. Ca'itorn a Said ant cons-sting o' aerator, p'e CP tator w.fh trvemirai eeoe' automatic va'veiess sand filter, a t.g a I buno on conce'e foundation, a shed typ reened he'ter or contrete foundation, a 60,000 gaHon capacity -edwooo on foundation, electrical eau.pme"t, control va vev. ct'iis power line, 'e tas.n ar'd otrr nems or dela.is as shown or by the pars a-. a tpt-c -tic ahons. Bins must sui rn'-f-r.

ti.f Pri vc-r th-e n. Dev ern and spfcc ticet not be cons dered and will be cause for re.ectio" 0 ov Forms 01 prop-jsa'. tc fcrri, and may be cbta red the o'hee trie sa.d Aent at Facte Street, Monterey. Calfom.a Tne sa 0 State Ai ritu 'tserves rg' to any or a I bid. In ecco'Cance tn the p-'ov ons of Sect.

on 1773 of the Labor Code a.o State Agent, a. asce'ia ned f-at fer.e-a: urg rate wage app ue c-r tc be cor as fo-iowj; i tmpieyar Payments Hr Employee Btnttits Health Orat er Trp of Wrortiman Group jrop 't Group 5 Carpenter Cement Mason umber Easic Rate Per Mcur 4 55 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Weita' .0 P' 0 p' pr.w .15 p-w pr Hi phw pn .10 pn X75 ph .15 pi.w "0 phw .10 phw .10 .11 p' Pension Vacation p- 10 P'iw 10 .10 ph 15 P1- ire rate 4S 4-, 1 rale .10 pn 15 pn ph 10 phw p-w ..5 phw .15 phw 15 phw .10 p' .10 pi ..0 p'iw .0 prw 10 phwip P''W ".0 I'r-MgQIri Sneef Me'ai y.orrer F. tctric.an 4 3 Pamter jil OC-f er 4 G. eter Remforcing irur1 4 025 pe'etors: E-ack Hoe 4 31 Trenching Machine 5 Tractor 4 23 ruck Driverk: Under 4 yr0s 3 4 vards and under 6 varQc. 3 11 LOLA MASON Pmate 1 i I I TtvW' I fijrgwi'fti i'; i 1 71 cr.

Hrffiii fat Stops Itch ik. tv T. tspwuO-For th Brst time science bas found a new healing substance with the astonishing- ability to fchrink i( hitf and re'te ti w'thnut tut-ren tn alter ca-e, fentty I relieving pain, aitaal reduction labrtr.kajre) took ii ot niiirig ol zt.uiu crt I and n-e rites II be. re.pect-.e j. O' c.

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