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PUBLIC NOTICE 50 Santa Cruz Sentinel Sunday, Dec. 3, 1972 What's Doing On Campus Al SCIIS Bites Held Tor Adelaide Teseh Adelaide Tesch. a native of New' York who lived in the Santa Cruz aiea tor five years, died Tuesday a loeal hospital alter a long illness at the age of Mrs Tesch. who lived in Stockton most of her life, is survived bv her daughter. Mrs llael Kalbaugh.

of Capitola; one granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Fridav with arrangments by Ferguson Mortuary. Interment will he in Rural Cemetary. Stockton. Shool ing I iicmIcjiI In Cipilola Two Hell's Angels, a local 17-year-old youth and a Capitola woman were arrested following an early Saturday morning shooting incident I'errv Bernard Smith.

30. Menlo Park, and Matthew Stephen 24. of Redwood City, members of the motorcycle club, were arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons and possession of loaded weapons inside the Capitola City Limits. Al SLVIIigh By Sharon Brinkley If you like to take weekend vacations with friends, then you should have signed up foiband this year. The Couear Band went to Long Beach to compete with other California bands in the All Western Band Review.

Seventy three bands marched down Water street, in central Long Beach Saturday. Nov. 25 The bands were judged on showmanship, appearance. music, files, ranks, and diagonals. SLV came within 2 5 points of winning a trophy.

The winners of the parade in Division were Chowchilla. first: Tranquillity, second: and John Swett. third A fashion show was held in the library last Wednesday during second period to publicize the winter fashions and fabrics Simplicity Pattern Company's educational representative. Mangan. Vital Statistics PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO.

179S ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CODE -CHAPTER 7 08 ACCUMULATION OF REFUSE MATERIALS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY The Board ol Supervisors of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, do ordain as follows: Section I Chapter 7 08 is hereby added to the Santa Cruz County Code to read as Chapter 7.08 Accumulation ol Refuse Materials on Private Property Sections: 7 08 010 Definitions 7 08 020 Accumulation of Refuse Prohibited 7 08 030 General Waste Storage Requirements 7 08 0i0 Garbage and Rubbish Container Required 7 08 050 Garbage Container Requirements 7 08 060 Bulk Waste 7 08 070 Rubbish Storage 7.08.080 Dumping at Unauthorized Disposal Site Prohibited 7 08 090 Burning of Waste 7 08 100 Removal and Disposal of Garbage 7 08 110 Removal and Disposal of Refuse 7 08 120 Investigation 7 08 130 Abatement of Refuse Accumulation Nuisance 7.08.010 Definitions. Refuse. Refuse means the useless, unused, unwanted or discarded material resulting from normal community activities, or materials which by their presence may injuriously affect the health, safety and comfort of persons in the vicinity thereof. Refuse shall include, but not be limited to, garbage, putresci-ble organic material, rubbish, offal, swill, animal excreta, rubble, plaster or other waste resulting from the demolition, alteration or construction of buildings or structures Putrescible Organic Material. Putrescible organic material means any animal or vegetable matter, solid or liquid, which is capable of serving as a breeding media for flies or a food source for rodents or other animals or a source of obnoxious odors.

Garbage. Garbage means the putrescible animal, fish, fowl, fruit or vegetable waste or any thereof resulting from the preparation, processing, storage, handling or consumption of foods. Rubbish. Rubbish means all non-putrescible waste matter, whether combustible or non-combustible. Refuse Accumulation Nuisance.

Refuse accumulation nuisance means a condition caused by an accumulation of refuse in violation of the provisions of this chapter which is injurious to health, or is indecent or offensive to the senses so as to interfere with the comfortable enioyment of life or property, which affects at the same time an entire community or neighborhood or any considerable number of persons, although the extent of the annoyance or damage inflicted upon individuals may be unequal. 7.08.020 Accumulation of Refuse Prohibited. No person possessing any dwelling, or industrial, commercial or business premise or structure shall allow or permit any garbage, refuse or waste to collect and accumulate upon, or in, any such premise or structure except as otherwise provided by law. This provision shall not be construed as affecting any authorized waste disposal operation or properly conducted garden composting process carried on by a private individual in his own premises and for his own use. 7.08.030 General Waste Storage Requirements.

During intervals between collection or disposal, the storage, accumulation, collection, keeping, handling or maintaining of waste on premises where produced shal1 be performed in such a manner as to discourage the harboring and breeding of rodents and insects and ready access to the waste by dogs and other small animals, as not to obiectionably and unreasonably pollute the air, and as not to constitute a fire hazard. 7.08.040 Garbage and Rubbish Container Required. Every person possessing any dwelling unit, industrial, commercial or business structure or premise, other than an approved disposal site, where garbage or rubbish is produced or accumulated shall provide and maintain on the premises suitable containers of sufficient capacity to store Requirements. Garbage containers for other than bulk accumulation shall be a water-tight galvanized metal container, or its equivalent, with a tight fitting lid and shall not exceed 32 gallons capacity nor weigh more than 80 pounds when filled. The containers and covers shall be in good repair, leakproof, free from holes, fly-tight and rodent proof.

Containers shall be equipped with handles adequate to lift the weight of a full container without breaking or bending. Such container shall be maintained in a sanitary condition by the owners or users thereof and covers shall not be removed except for the purpose of placing waste therein or removing waste therefrom. 7.08.060 Bulk Waste. Any industrial, commercial or business establishment wherein waste is handled, produced or stored in large quantities may have such waste operation, subiect to review by the Health Officer, and the person in possession of such establishment shall comply with such requirements as the Health Officer may deem necessary for the sanitary storage, collection or disposal of such waste on the premises. 7.08.070 Rubbish Storage.

In any premise other than an approved disposal site where the votume of rubbish in excess of two (2) cubic yards is allowed to accumulate between intervals of collection or disposal, such waste shall be stored in fire-resistant containers approved by the local fire authority. 7.08.080 Dumping at Unauthorized Disposal Site Prohibited. Except as otherwise provided by law no person shall deposit or discharge or cause to be deposited or discharged any garbage, refuse or other waste in any place other than an approved disposal site or dump. 7.08.090 Burning of Waste. No person shall burn garbage or putrescible organic material unless such burning is conducted in a properly constructed incinerator approved by the Monterey-Santa Cruz County Unified Air Pollution Control District No person shall burn refuse except as permitted by the Monterey-Santa Cruz County Uni'fied Air Pollution Control District and the local fire authority 7.08.100 Removal and Disposal of Garbage.

Garbage containers on all premises shall be emptied and garbage shall be collected and properly disposed of not less than once a week. Such collection and disposal shall be by the authorized collector except that premises occupants may dispose of garbage in such manner and place as may be prescribed by the Health Officer. More frequent collection or disposal may be required by the Health Officer of premises where garbage is produced in such quantities, or is of such nature, that such increased frequency is necessary to prevent the occurrence of rodent and insect infestations or odor nuisances. 7.08.110 Removal and Disposal of Reufse. Refuse on all premises shall he collected or properly disposed of at such frequency as will prevent the occurence of a hazard or nuisance condition.

7.08.120 Investigation. The County Health Officer may, upon reasonable cause to believe a refuse accumulation nuisance exists, investigate the situation to determine whether such a nuisance does in fact exist. He shall have the power, when in the performance of his duty and upon his presenting his crednetials and identifying himself as an employee of the County Health Department to the person apparently in control of the premises, if available, to enter upon any such premises between the hours of 8 00 o'clock a.m. and 6:00 o'clock p.m but not in the dwelling ot any person without permission or a court order, to discover or to inspect anything or condition which appears to be a refuse accumulation nuisance. He may examine such premises, things or conditions, take such samples and make such tests as needed and take any other steps reasonably necessary for the proper investigation and determination of whether a refuse accumulation nuisance exists 7.08.130 Abatement of Refuse Accumulation Nuisance.

In the event the County Health Officer determines that a refuse accumula tion nuisance exists, he may aba'c any such nuisance in accordance with the provisions of Section 08 060 of the Santa Cruz County Code. Section II This aordinance shall fake effect 30 days from and after the date of its adoption, PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board ot Supervisors of tne County of Santa Cruz, State of California, this 21st day of November, 1972, by the following vote AYES: Supervisors Forbus, Mello Sanson, Cress, Harry NOES Supervisors None ABSENT: Supervisors None PHILLIP W. HARRY Chairman of Board ATTEST: TOM M. KELLEY Clerk ol Board Dec. 3 (11209) Public Notice 23.

from which an oak tree 15 inches in diameter bears North 60' Fas! I 1 foot di' t.iill. thence along said section line West 41 00 teet to the place of beginning, and which real property'is commonly known as No. 5J85 Old San Jose Road, Soquel, County of Santa Cruz, California Bids or offers are invited for said property and must be in writing and will be received at the offices of MACHADO. FEELEY 8, MACHADO. 1110 North First Street, San Jose, California 951 12, attorneys for said Administrator, or may be filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Clara, or delivered to said Administrator personally, at any time after the first publication of this notice and It for- ni.l- tairt 'I" Said sale will be made upon the following terms: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America.

Ten 10 ",.) percent of the purchase price to be paid on day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by the Court Taxes and insurance to be pro rated from date of closing transaction The Estate fo furnish fhe title insurance policy in the total amount ot the purchase price Seller reserves the right to reiect any and all bids Said sale is subiect to all restne tions, conditions, rights ot way and easements of record. DATED November 14, 1972 BENJAMIN ASHLEY, as Administrator of the Estate of Sanford Ashley, deceased V'HADCJ tELEY MACHADO 1110 North First Street San Jose. California 95112 Telephone 408 297-1 16i Attorneys for Administra'or Nov 26. 27. Dec 3 (11146) The Drrrmhrr mpptinp nf (hp oiunlv fih and game mm-mission hts hron ranrellpd Tho commission will meet next on 4 w.is the coordinator.

An oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion was held in the library Nov 20 The constitution was the topic tor six contenders. Their speeches had to last between eight and 10 minutes. Chris Larkin was first. Bill Trigeiro was second and Laverne Fultz placed third. At Harbor By Debby Beck Last Thursday night.

Harbor High started up an old tradition again You can call it "gym night" or "fun night" or come and-get-it night' Whatever you want to call it. the big Harbor gvm will be open every Thursday until 9 p.m. This wing -ding attair is happening because of an etlort on the P.E. teachers' part. They are staving up with the kids just so we can have tun I love em for it.

and so does every other person who attends these volhhall nights They are a lot of fun. i If you don't have a term paper due the next morning! Last year it was vandalism: this year, it's stealing Can you believe that? Kids stealing trom kids! That's got to be the living end Last week, it was $20 from a wallet The week before, it was a watch. Tomorrow, it will possibly be the 3rd step from Harbor's famous stairway. Where will it Now. I want the public to know that Harbor is not growing these monsters of deceit Oh.

no' They are swarming in like lemmings going to the sea. Well. I hear that the student hodv is planning a revolt against these mischievous lew So. watch nut. whoever you may be II vou haven't asked your babe to the Christinas winter formal you'd better do it Monday.

cause the "Spirit of Christmas" is onlv a lew more weeks away. Remember, girls, you have to get a formal, and it's kind of hard to do in one week, so plan ahead and do it now It's girl -ask hoy or boy ask girl, so don't be shv! Dec. 19. at the Elk's Club. At Marello Ry Maureen Campion Accreditation for Marello is on the wav' The first visit by the accreditation committee will he before Christmas.

Already, great reports of the achievements of Marello graduates are coming back to Santa Cru Everybody al the SLV basketball game got a preview of our great season to come. The trosh are last and potential champs. The jayvees have a superior team, and wiped out SLY 78 54 The Panther varsity, even on an off game, still came out ahead. 60 55. Marello's varsity is one of one of the top contenders for the league title.

A big cheer to the new frosh cheerleaders: Patricia Barr. Chris Mello. Karen Jones, and Jill McAloon. who came on the floor in their new yellow and blue plaid outfits to drum up enthusiasm You'll be seeing these girls at al! the frosh basketball games, as well as assisting the varsity cheerleaders. Theresa Whalen.

Diane Delucchi. Pain Zoccoli. Dawn luliano. and Merideth Munk. with the varsity games The basketball team will have a busv schedule: be there and support the Panthers' Notes trom football season: congratualtions to Bruce Burda for being named to the Hall of Fame as outstanding back.

Our All League players this vear include l.erov Lncatelli. defensive line Rill Bvkstra. offensive line'. Bfuce Burda. linebacker: and Joe Williams, defensive backfield Honorable mention goes to Chester Starr and David Tamhellini The seniors brought us another (east last Thursday under the title of "Senior Smorgy A few more fund -raising events should put the seniors in the clear for the financing of the Winter Ball.

Can vou Could vou chaperone? Come and ski with us December 9 and 10 in Heavenly Vallev The Ski Club has a huge nnnilni of people interested in the trip, and more cars are needed Think snow Due to the demand on his lime. Mr. I.arrv Moitoza was loreed to chance his presentation on cross count rv skiing from last week to this Tuesday morning at 9 M. He will be bringing slides and equipment. Advance sales lor the yearbook are now underway.

Liz Sullivan and Monica Esposilo are alter your five dollars' By Nancy Hughes A flurry ol activity wound up the last week of the second six week grading period To begin with, on Saturday. Nov 25. the majorettes of the SCHS Cardinal Marching Band took fifth place in competition with 72 other high school bands at Long Beach. The talented voung ladies ar Liz Laird. Sue Piatt.

Dawn Lagton. Norene Parks, and Holly Jensen More -awards were distributed Wednesday. Nov. 29. at the sports banquet in the SCHS cafeteria Twenty four out of earned their letters, seven of them freshmen.

Other achievements were: best spor-stmanship. Brian Person: best lineman. Ron Hayes: best back. Ken O'Connell. and most valuable player.

Ken O'Connell In Cross Country, the most improved runner was Ron Sims. Moose Jacobs was deemed best sportsman, and Alan Sandretti won the title of must valuable player. Also on Wednesday, the Chamber Singers performed lor the Soroptimists at the Dream Inn So beautifully did they sing that the women donated $10 to the group. Still more students who be have been honored are the queen candidates for the Dad's Club basketball tournement: Lucy Vega. Robin Hayford.

Marv Jones. Linda Natali. Leslie Roy. and Pam Scott. The lovelv lady who sells the most tickets to the tournement will crowned queen of the event.

Congratulations and many good wishes accompanied Herr Hoorlz. SCIIS Herman teacher, on Friday. Dec. 1. as he drove up to San Francisco to pick up Ins adopted South Korean daughter.

It was an occasion for which Mr. Roortz and his wife have been waiting for a year. Finally, on Dec. 2. came the climax to a week full of special events: the annual Snow Follies dance.

The Chosen Few-played at this girl ask guy tonnal. sponsored by (IAA. Report cards will be distributed soon, hopelullv on Dec 8 Also happening in the near future will be a Mr. Merry Christmas contest, and a "Turkey Shoot" (which is actually the rattle of several prime turkeys for Christmas.) On Dec 9. two clubs.

Hi Tow Tong and CSF. will get together to prepaint the campus garbage cans, and a Winter Concert is being planned for Dec. 14 by the music department. At Bay mo nte Ry Mary Bacon The elementary, junior and high schools are preparing lor their fifth annual Christmas programs. The junior high and high school programs ill be held at Cabrillo College theater Dec.

7 at m. Theme is "This Is Christmas." The fourth, fifth and sixth grades of Bavmonte will appear December 11 at the Nazarene Church. 115 South Morrissey. There will be slides illustrating the poem "The Secret Star." Thev were taken by the sixth grade students. Second part of the program will include "The Drum'' performed by the Choral Workshop, directed by Judie Jones Kindergarteners and those up through the third grade will meet Dec.

Mat the Twin Lakes Baptist Church With "The Light ol the World" as the theme, the program is at 1 P.m.. directed bv Linda Dunlepe. the second grade teacher The public is invited, to all performances. The basketball season got off to a roaring start Dec 1 with a game with Liberty Christian High The results will be published Liter. The students have looked forward to this season with great expectation and are glad it has begun The council high school student attended a leadership conlerence at Mount Hermon Christian Conlerence Center.

Willi students council members I nun other Christian schools, thev' attended different workshops on topics such as program planning, student publications, student leadership and head cheerleading. The students received some valuable ideas to use in their leadership responsibilities. House Theft Is Reported Charles Borden Shaw -of 38th Avenue reported the theft of some in cash from his home to shei ill's deputies Fi icl.iv Shaw reported lhat the loiigl.ir enleied the house through a rear door The juvenile, a Santa Cruz, resident, was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon Charlene Hilda times. .10. Apt.

A. 135(l-45th Ave was arrested for possession of marijuana and child neglect. Her four children, ranging in age from about two to eight years, were placed in protective custody. Capitola Police received a call reporting gunshots and screams in the area of the 1.100 block of 45th at about 4:38 a m. As the responding patrol car was entering the street, officers saw another vehicle leaving the area toward Capitola Road Thev went after the car and halted it a short distance away.

In the car were the Hell's Angels. Smith and Negherbon, Officers said Smith's face was bloody, but the blood come from another person. OH icers found two guns under the seat of the car and placed the two under arrest. Police said they were wearing the Death's Head insignia of the motorcycle gang. Meanwhile, sheriff's deputies responding to the assistance of the Capitola officers spotted the 17-year-old fleeing from the apartment.

They searched him and recovered a caliber snub-nosed revolver. He was placed under arrest for carrying a concealed weapon Further investigation led to the arrest of the mother of the tour children Police said a fight apparently had broken out in the apartment and a shot was fired, evidently without hitting anyone. Smith, thev found, apprently had gotten his face bloody during a tight 'with Charles Edward Gibson. 25.1-1245 East Clilf Drive. Gibson suffered multiple scalp lacerations, but relused treatment.

Five other persons in the apartment were questioned and released. Capitola Police said thev will ask the district attorney to file lelonv charges of discharging a luearm at a residence against Negherbon. Mrs. J. Graff Oakland Biles Private funeral services were Saturday for Josephine Grail, a resident of Capitola since 1949.

who died here Thursday. A native of Stockton, she was the wife of the late Edwin Charles Graff and is survived bv a cousin and sister in law. Funeral services were at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland Contributions to the American Cancer Society are preferred. Purse Snatch Incident Beport Carol Hittle. Road, told Santa she was a victim snatching Friday.

of Capitola Cruz police of a purse She said that as she was walking toward the public parking lot on Center Street near New Street, an assailant grabbed her purse and dis appeared. She describe him Contained in $40 in cash. was unable to the purse was F'JELIC NOTICE kA'ltJ lW VI, J(, MUUVVVVI NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGE IN ZONING DISTRICT The Sanla Cruz County PLANNING COMMISSION will hold a public hearmy on December 13, 1972 at 9 00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room. Courts Building 701 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, California The hearing is being held pursuant to Sections 65854 through 65857 of 'he Government Cone One item on I hearing will hr BRUCE Kit amending the 2.0 t'Ons o' Secti-v 13 04 100 -17, T9s Assessor Pari a jnnda th i i) I a 1 1 for EDY to consider iig Plan for pi.r-r 'net inr if.

96-34 I BOT" SIDES OE ROAD MILE LOCATED ON OLD RANCH WEST OF HUTCHINSON ROAD. SUMMIT AREA from a "U-BS-10 acre' (Unclassified Building Site, minimum building site 10 acres) Dist-ict to an R-A. acre" Residential Agricultural, minimum buildmg site 2 i acres) District, or other zone classification as may be deemed An Environmental Impact Statement is on file at the Santa Cruz County Planning Department at the above address The public is invited to examine it and to submit written statements prior fo the date of public hearing Further information is available at the Santa Ouz County Planning Department, 400 Governmental Center 701 Ocean Street. Santa Cruz. California WON ASC AM- c'ary Planning (.

onnty cf Santtj rn; Dfc 3 1 I Public Notice ordinance no. 1794 ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CODE CHAPTER 108 NUISANCE ABATEMENT PROCEDURE The Board of Supervisors of thc-Counfy of Santa Cruz, Slate of California, do ordain as follows: Section I Chapter 1 08 is hereby amended by adding the following sections: 1.08.060 Nuisance Abatement Procedure. (a) Whenever a county officer with the responsibility to enforce any ot the provisions of this code determines that a public nuisance exists as the result of a violation of a county ordinance, he may issue a written order requiring that the conditions constituting the nuisance be abated within a period of ten days thereafter and shall forthwith serve the order upon the person maintaining such nuisance. An order of abatement shall continue in full force and effect until modified or rescinded by ho county officer issuing the same or until modified, vacated, or superseded by an order of the Board of Supervisors after hearing. The time specified in order of abatement may for good cause be extended by a written order of the issuing county officer.

The order of abatement shall advise the person served of his right to appeal to the Board of Supervisors and that the order of abatement will be stayed pending such appeal. (b) Any person ordered to abate a nuisance by a written order of a county officer issued pursuant to this section may, within ten days after receipt of said written order, file a written appeal to the Board of Supervisors with the Clerk of said Board specifying the grounds upon which it is made. Upon receipt of the appeal, the Board of Supervisors shall set the matter for hearing not less than ten nor more than sixty days following the date the appeal was filed. Such appeal shall stay the effect of the order of abatement until fhe Board of Supervisors hears the appeal and issues its order modifying, vacating, or affirming the order of abatement. Written notice of tne time and place of hearing shall be given to the appellant at least ten days 'prior to the date set for the hearing.

(c) In the event that the public nuisance is not abated in accordance with the county officer's order of abatement, the county officer may, upon securing the approval of the Board of Supervisors, proceed to the nuisance by force account, contract, or any other method deemed most expedient by the Board. (d) The county officer shall prepare and file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors a report specifying the work done, the itemized and total cost of the work, a description of the real property upon which the public nuisance is or was located, and the names and addresses of the record owner, the holder of any mortgaye or deed of trust of record, and any cither person known to have a legal interest in the property. (e) The Board of Supervisors shall hold a hearing on said report and any protest of obiec-tions thereto, and notice of the hearing shall be given to the persons with a legal interest in the property at least ten days prior to the date set for the hearing. The Board of Supervisors shall determine at the conclusion of the hearing the proper charge, if any, assessed for the work. If such costs are not paid by the owner of said property within thirty days of the determination by the Board of Supervisors, they shall be assessed upon the property involved as a special assessment.

Said assessment shall then be collected at the same time and in the same manner as county taxes are collected, and shall be subiect to the same penalties and the same procedure and sale in case of delinquency as is provided for ordinary county taxes. All laws applicable to the levy, collection and enforcement of county taxes shall be applicable to such special assessment. i i Each notice or order to be given or made under this section shall be served upon the person occupying the premises upon which the public nuisance exists, or if no person occupies the premises, the notice or order shall be posted upon sad premises in a conspicuous place, and in addition, a copy of the notice or order shall be served on the property owner of the permises. Service of each notice or order shall be made upon all persons entitled thereto either personally or by ma.hng a cony of the notice or order by certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, tn each such person at his adarrss as it appears on the last equalized assessment roll of the county or as known to Mo county officer If no address of any such person so appears or is rnoiMi to the county officer, then a cop of the notice or order shall be so mailed, addressed to such person, at the address of the premises. The failure of any such person to receive such notice or order shall not affect the validity of any proceeding taken under this section.

Service by certified mail in the manner herpm provided shall be effective on the date of the mailing. Section II This ordinance shall take effort thirty days from and after the date of its adoption PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors cf the County nf Santa Cruz, State of California, this Mst day of November, 1972, by the following vote AYES: SUPERVISORS FOR BUS, MELLO. SANSON, CRESS HARRY NOES SUPERVISORS NONE ABSENT SUPERVISORS NONE PHILLIP HARRy nairman ar 1 ATTEST TOM M. KELLLY Clnrk Of Board rc. 3 1 1 MORTUARY Inc, WOOLLEY In Santa Cruz, Cal'tomia, November 29.

1972 Herbert L. survived bv li wife. Mrs. Uan Woolley of Santa Cruz: a son. P'ei Woolley of Fremont.

two daughters. Mrs Ruth Boynton of Hayward, C.ihf.. and Mrs Doris Moore of San Lorenzo. Cai'f. Also survived by Seven grandchildren.

Native of Georgia, aged 88 years Member of Twin Lakes Baptist Church Services will be conducted aPTwm Lakes Baptist Church. 200 7th Mondav. December 4. I972 at 11 a m. with Rev.

Rov Kraft officiating. arc respectfully invited to Private interment in IOOF Vorhiary Inc. in charue of arrangements 12 3 285 Serving Greater Santa Cru: 138 WALNUT AVENUE PHONE 423-4800 Stella Lalor Dies In Hospital Stella fiuichard Lalor. a native of New Orleans who lived in Ben Lomond for the last several Years, died in a local hnspital Friday at the age of 85. A member of St.

Michael's Church. Boulder Creek, she is survived by two sisters. Mrs Odessa .1. Rvan of Ben Lomond and Mrs. Mai Mcfirury of a I and two step -(I.

night ers. Mrs. Rita Croser and Mrs Catherine Bodkin, both of New York. She also is survived by several nieces and nepnews. A requiem mass will he ottered at St.

Michael's Church Monday at 10 a The Rosarv will be recited Sunday at p.m. at the church. Interment will be at Old Holv Cross Cemetery, with arrangements by the Ferguson Mortuary. II. L.

Wooley Dies At Age 88 Herbert L. Wool ley. a native of Ceorgia who lived in Santa Cru since 1947. died in a local hospital Wednesday at the age ol 88. Services will he conducted at Twin Lakes Baptist Church.

200 Seventh Ave. Monday at 11 a.m. Private interment will be at 1 (1 O.K. Cemetery, with While's Mortuary in charge of the arrangements Woolley came to California in HU8. and was employed bv Moore's Shipyards in Oakland until his retirement.

He is survived by his wife. I an Woolley of Santa Cruz; a son. Philip Woolley. of Fremont. two daughters.

Mrs Ruth Boynton. of Hayward ami Mrs Dons Moore of San Loreno. He is also survived by seven grandchildren AI MemI1 Lvans Dies In Wreck Merrill FAans. a Santa Cruz resident for the last three years, died Wednesday in an automobile accident on Highway 1 near La Selva Heach He was 40 A driver salesman for George Distributors, he was in the, process of moving to Salinas when the accident occurred He lived in the San Jose area for 10 years prior to coming to Santa Cruz F.vans is survived bv his wife. Marie Evans; five sons.

Michael. William. Lawrence. John and Neil Evans; five sisters. Mrs Thelma Blair of El Monte.

Mrs Irene Taylor of Inglewood; Mrs. Virginia Venema of Oklahoma; Dorothy Hicks of Pomona and Barbara O'Hara of I'pland; five brothers. Robert Evans Jr of Lafayette. Theodore Evans of Arizona: Howard of Orange. James Evans Portland Ore and Jackson of Denver Colo and his mother.

Mrs Acelia Evans Pomona Services will he conducted at White's Memorial Chapel. Watsonville. Monday at 2pm Interment will be at Pajaro Vallev Memorial Park CARD OF THANKS Our deep appreciation to everyone who so graciously offered their sympathy at the time of the death of our mother, Mr.s Georgia Wilson. Thank you especially for the generous gifts to the American Cancer Society. Mr Frances Brick family Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levinger 4 fapily Mr Al'vin VV'Ison family 12.2 285 FUNERAL NOTICES LALOR -Dec 197? In Santa Cruz, Cal Stella Guichard La'or. survived by fwo sisters.

Mrs Odessa Ryan of Ecu Lomond and Mrs Ma McGrurv of Carmel; three nephews. Carey Guichard of Redding, Roger Guichard of Walnut Creek and Juntos Gilson of St Helena two nieces. Manor-c Dawn Adams of ngie.vood Culo. and Ellen Pearl Dunn of sa i I two stepdaughters. Mrs R'ta Croser and Mrs' Catherine Bodkin, both of Now jrk N.tfivr'uf Lot ana aged 85 vivirs Vriv.r.i:' o' st MiChii'l's Church.

Boindrr Ores. A vass will be r.d a' S' V'. 1 1 1 1 CreC'k on Mc'dav Dec ember 4th at 10.00 am The Rosary will be recited Sunday evening at 7.30 at the Churi Tnends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment Old Holv Cross Cemcterv. Arrangements under the direi' tion of The Ferguson M.ortuary, 212 Laurel Street: 11.25 285 TESCH In Santa Cruz.

Cahf Nov 1972. Adelaide Tesch. survived by her daughter, Mrs. Haei Kalbaugh of Cari'tol i one granddaughter and two grit-grandr hildren Native of New York, aged 93 years. Funeral services were held Fri'dav December 1st at II 30 a at the Wallace and Son Mortuary in stui kton Interment in Rural femeterv.

Mo. ton Local arrangements under the direction of The Ferguson Mortuary 11.25,285 -F VANS ip Watsonville, November 29 Merrill vans, survived rv his wrfe. Narie. 5 sons. Michael, Williams Lawrence, john and Neil, nil ol Salinas 5 sisters, Mrs Thelma Blair.

El Monte. Ca Mrs. Irene Tavlor. Inglewood; Mrs Virginia' Venema. Oaklahoma; Dorothy Hicks Pomona and Mrs Barbara Hara Upland.

a 5 brothers. Mr Robert tvans Jr Lafavette: Theodore Evans Arizona Howard Evans Orange Ca James Evans Portland and Jackson Ev.ins Denver Native of Pomona, aged 40 years. Also survived bv Ins mother Mrs. Ac ol i.i vans Services will be conducted at Whites Memorial Chapel Watsonville. Monday at 2 December 4.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend Interment in Pajaro Valley Memorial Park 12.3.285 HOLMES' Inc. (J :1 D.r. sso Ml 223 Churc St. 423-4725 IRVIN M. SMITH SONS chapel OF the Four seasons FUNERAL DIRECTORS Street Santa Cru, California 930(0 (JOff) Rio Association Meets Tuesday A report by Skipper Kendall on the organization's current membership drive and on the annual parties will highlight Tuesday's regular meeting of directors of the Rio del Mar Improvement Assn.

The session will get underway i m. at Rio del Mar School Florists FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. Dial 426-7122 Stewart's Flower Shop 1430 Soqutl 42 040 Evening! 475 4161 FOWERS SAY IT BETTER THE "GOLDEN ORCHID Florist Flower to meet your every need tttt Mission St. 42H7M 4JA-J74J of of the accumulations of garbage or rubbish during the intervals between collections or disposal. Every contractor or builder engaged in the erection or repair of a building shall provide a container at or near such building for the deposit and storage of any waste resulting from the erection or repair work.

In multiple-occupancy structures or premises, when garbage and refuse receptacles are not provided or maintained by the landlord, it shall be the respnsibility of the tenant to provide and maintain, adequate approved receptacles 7.08.050 Garbage Container Public Notice xa kaxaxjuuuuuuuuuuuuouuuuoi NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NO. 83,198 Superior Court of the State of California lor the County of Santa Clara In the Matter of the Estate of SANFORD ASHLEY, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned, as Administrator of the ESTATE OF SANFORD ASHLEY deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subiect to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Thursday, DECEMBER 14, 1977, at 11,30 o'clock A or thereafter within the time allowed by law, at the law offices of MACHADO, FEELEY 8. MACHADO Machado Building, 1110 North First Street, in the City of San Jose, County of Santa Clara. State of Calilorma. all the right, title, interest and estate of said SANFORD ASHLEY, deceased, at ttie time of his death and all right, title and interest that said estate has acquired, by operation of law or otherwise, other than or in addition to that of said SANFORD ASHLEY at the time of his death, in and to the real property described as follows' All that certain real property situate in the County of Santa Cruz.

State ot California, more particularly described as follows BEING part of the North half of the North half of Section 23, Township 10 Soufh, Range 1 West, M.D B. 8, and described as, follows BEGINNING at the 'i section corner common to Sections 14 and 23, said Township and Range; thence along the section line common to said sections an :1 smith R9 55' We 5fi4 I feet to the intersect, the nvddle line of the County Road from Soquel to San Jose, thence along said County Ruad, Smith 9 10 r.is' 1-5 7 for-t to a i so ti, 1 1 iv feet to a station ant 00' East 65 00 feet to a station the middle of a gulr thenct it r. s.V Ci'im' Rri.id North 6 I bast (along fhe for 175 feet 652 00 feet to an iron bar from which a stake in a fence h. irS vest lb 25 rl t.l -Ife No'th 30' West 133 50 tee i'. the fence on said section line i ommon to said sections 14 and.