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1555 call Dost by to on a Cruz Sentinel Friday, April 8, 1977 FOCUS A Prickly Problem For many Americans, spring is a time of blooming flowers after a long cold winter. It's also blossom time in the hot, arid lands of the Southwest, where many species of cactus flourish. In spring, the saguaro, or giant cactus, blooms with flowers on its branches and stems. The saguaro can grow to a height of over 50 feet and its blooms are the state flower of Arizona. Recently, large numbers of Arizona cacti have been stolen by poachers to be sold for landscaping in other areas.

Stolen saguaros have been sold for as much as DO YOU KNOW What is the life science which is concerned with the study of plants? THURSDAY'S ANSWER Morarji Desai is Prime Minister of India. 4-8-77 VEC. Inc. 1977 Win At Bridge By Oswald James Jacoby The late John Crawford, one of the greatest of the greatest players of all time, used to show this hand as an example of how you could tell if a man knew how to play dummy. South wins the heart lead in dummy.

You can't do anything else with a singleton ace. Then declarer should go after diamonds because if he can get four diamond tricks, he doesn't need more than three clubs. And if he can't get four diamonds, he can still hope that clubs will break 3-3. At trick two South plays a dummy's ace of diamonds, and here is where the key play comes in. He must drop either the eight or the nine.

If he drops the four he is not only not a firstrate player but he has also lost his contract. After dropping the nine, he leads a low diamond and sticks in the eight. If West takes that diamond, South has a tenance over West's remaining honor. So an alert West may refuse to win that trick. NORTH 8 A Q10875 A AK 732 84 WEST EAST A A 4 A 9 3 10 7 3 Q1065 4 10 6 952 SOUTH (D) A 62 94 984 AAK Q73 Both vulnerable West North East South 1v 29 Pass Pass 3 N.

T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Now South must abandon diamonds and lead a low club. This will cost him an unimportant trick if clubs are 3-3, but gives him game and rubber against the 4-2 division. Charmers by Hallmark Charmers 1977 4-8 Newspaper Cards Syreticate Friends make good times better! 0 Fire Calls Wednesday, April 6, 1977 Aptos Fire Department Santa Cruz Fire Department 10:31 a.m. Spray rig on fire 1:17 p.m.

Rescue call to 434 near Freedom Boulevard and ValenLocust St. cia Road. Major damage, no p.m. Rescue call to 438 juries. Pennsylvania Ave.

Victim suffering 10:51 a.m. First aid call in from shortness of breath. Rancho Del Mar shopping center. 6:40 p.m. Public service call to Department of Forestry 118 San Jose Ave.

Turned off a water 11:45 a.m. Public assistance at meter. 26179 Loma Prieta Way, Gas tank 6:47 p.m. Rescue call to 206 San making noise. Juan Ave.

Victim taken to the 4:31 p.m. Fireman standby at tal. 451 Amesti Road. Tree across power Capitola Fire Department line. 11:35 p.m.

Resuscitator call 10 9:31 p.m. Smoke check at 2020 3908 Reposa Ave. Eureka Canyon Road. Scotts Valley Fire Department Thursday, April 7, 1977 12:13 p.m. Vehicle fire at High- Capitola Fire Department way 17 north of Mt.

Hermon Road a.m. Resuscitator call to onramp. Fire out on arrival. 609 Capitola Ave. ologuel Fire Car fire Department at Almar 10:53 a.m.

Department of Auto Forestry accident Park, space 48. Highway 17 and Laurel Curve. Car Live Oak Fire Department over bank. Victims taken to p.m. Resuscitator 10 can Hospital, 925 38th space 2.

Victim transBonny Doon Fire Team ported to the hospital. 9:30 Responded one-car 10:09 Resuscitator to p.m. p.m. call accident, Pine Flat Road and 560 30th space 79. Victim 10 pire Grade: vehicle totaled: victim Dominican Hospital, taken to hospital by passerby.

ALiving Memorial is a Donation to DOMINICAN SANTA CRUZ HOSTTAL FOUNDATION Soquel Drive 95065 Santa Cruz, California: (406) 476-0220 SV Council Delays, Denies Lot Splits Lot split requests in the Quien area were both delayed and denied night as the Scotts Valley City perplexed over state regulations. Confronted with a total council was informed by City that the State Water Quality to be informed when any lot was more times within one year. The problem was that the know whether it had to inform or after it approved the splits. The land, once all owned by split by ison into four parcels He subsequently sold off three to John Wessels, Melvin Johansen Norton, all who were asking for Wednesday night. All have indicated a desire family homes on these lots, (multiple residential, 3,000 square foot minimum) allow up to 27 units on all three When the council discovered lation, it asked all three property permission to delay the matter.

Wessels was the only applicant delay, threatening to build lot. His request for a lot split was prejudice, meaning that he request again. The vote was 4-1 Jun Lee against. Johansen and Norton agreed matter to the April 20 meeting. Wessel's refusal to delay by another council action to streets in the area.

Through an apparent oversight Interim City Engineer Ken allowed to pave a section of Quien something less than the 36 feet council. The council voted 3-1-1 McCloskey At BBB Annual Congressman Paul "Pete" McCloskey Jr. of Palo Alto will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Better Business Bureau of Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties Mon- Christmas Seal Grant Awarded A Chistmas Seal grant of $2,500 has been awarded to Dr. Lois O'Brien, assistant professor of anesthesiology at Stanford University to study cellular and subcellular effects of anesthetic agents, according to Bob Blankholm, president of the Mission Coast Lung Assn. In describing her research at the Stanford school of medicine, O'Brien said she is particularly interested in the effect of anesthetic agents on alveolar macrophages, which are defense cells that protect the lung against infection by engulfing foreign particles.

Aesthetics may alter the function in the immediate postoperative period. To understand this and other consequences of anesthesia, O'Brien is studying the reversibility of the anesthetic effect, the time required for cell lines to recover normal function after exposure to anesthesia. The grant is from the lung association's research and medical education fund, which in 1976 raised a total of $213,000 through sale of Christmas Seals. Suzanne Kincaid Services Set Memorial services will be held Tuesday for Suzanne B. Kincaid, who was a secretary at San Lorenzo Valley High School for the past 15 years.

She died in a local hospital March 31. Born in Buffalo, New York, she had lived in this area 18 years. She was 51 years old. Services will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday under the direction of the Rev.

Tom Gardner at Irvin M. Smith and Sons Chapel of the Four Seasons, 1050 Cayuga St. Interment is private. She is survived by her husband, John Kincaid of Felton; a daughter, Paula Kincaid of Santa Cruz; a son, Michael Kincaid of Santa Cruz: her mother, Evelyn Stryker of Santa Cruz, and a brother. David Bartholomy of Clarence, New York.

Contributions are asked to the SLV High School Student Center. Sabe Road Wednesday Council became 10-lot split, the Manager Phil Hale Control Board had split five or council didn't the state before Joe Ison, was earlier this year. of these parcels and Howard three-lots splits to build single despite the one unit per zoning that would lots together. the state reguowners for to refuse a apartments on his denied without could make the with Councilman to delay the appeared sparked require 36-foot wide by Former Boyd, Ison was Sabe Road at required by the Wednesday to reaffirm its request for wider streets in the area, thus causing the existing street to be widened. Lee voted against the motion and Councilman Ray Carl abstained.

In other matters, the council unanimously approved a two-lot subdivision requested by Gene Dodrill for land on Scotts Valley Drive between the Lost Word and Redwood Nursery in a C-4-D zone (commercial, design review required). In another unanimous move, the council amended its ordinance creating a planning commission from stating it will be a sevenmember board to a five-member board. The number was reduced since the council has created a design review board. In a separate vote, the council unanimously decided to make the design review board a three-member board with the Community Development Director in an advisory capacity. The Community Development Director used to be considered a member of this board.

The council also was presented with three letters, all concerned with sewer hook up requests that had been denied. The council refused to consider requests by Ben Hatten and Ken Burke, but did decide to give allocation to three parcels on McCloud Way once an inadequate line is replaced. The properties are owned by Norton, Former City Building Inspector Jack Williams and Cecil Miller. Norton explained to the council that a condition of the lot split had been that dwellings be hooked up to the sewer, and one existing dwelling was hooked up. The city discovered that a line that had been okayed by the former building inspector was inadequate and put a stop on the other connections, the city manager reported.

The council agreed to allow the sewer hookups as long as a new line was installed and after the city tested the line, Hale added. Will Speak Meeting day at 11:30 a.m. in the San Jose Hyatt House. Introduction of new officers and directors, as well as a presentation for retiring directors is planned. Four of the bureau's new directors are from Santa Cruz County.

They include, Steve Haber of Haber's Home Furnishing, John Huffman of the Credit Bureau of Santa Cruz, Robert Lincoln of Big Creek Lumber, and Robert Lindquest of the Greenhouseman of America. Honorary director is Santa Cruz District Attorney Chris Cottle. Continuing on the board is Fred McPherson III of the Santa Cruz Sentinel. Retiring directors from Santa Cruz County includes Samuel Leask III of Leask's, and Charles V. Berlin from KSCO.

New officers of the board include Alfred Parker of American Personnel Agencies, Gerald McKinnon of Lonzo Epps of Levin Metals Corp, Robert Roeder of IBM. Raymond Sturges of Garland Sturges and W. Robert Morgan. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Petitions Filed ECKLES Cheryl and Tyler OLSON-CRANE William and Frances GOULARTE Palmira and George DURHAM John and Jahan Dissolutions Granted BROSE Arlene and Donall HILL Debra and Gerald ALLMAN John Martin WHITE Evelyn Roy and BEALL Robert and Gail GUERTIN Richard and Pierrette WAGNER Marianne and John MEYERS Karen and William PEABODY Suzanne and James ALVES Marie and Joe FRENCH Susan and David SHAFFER Richard and Rose'KEMPSTER Diane and Ross GIBB Debra and Donald MANN Wendy and Harvey GOODALE Judith and Neal MARRIAGE LICENSES GALATA- SANTOS Sebastian Galata and Liane Santos, both of Boulder Creek MORISON-KNOX William Morison and Karen Knox, both of Capitola MA-LOFTUS Lester Ma and Holly Loftus, both of Santa Cruz LUCERO- BURNS Rudolph Lucero and Leora Burns, both of Capitola BURDICK-JOHNSON Marc Burdick and Debra Johnson, both of Santa Cruz Consumer Investments A seven-session course in consumer investments in such areas as life insurance, real estate, and the stock market will be offered Monday evenings at Harbor High School humanities building room 11. Charles Briggs in instructor of the Adult School course.

Call 426-6000, ext. 288, to register. Auction Saturday A benefit auction for the San-, ta Cruz Meditation Community will be held Saturday at noon at the corner of 30th Avenue and Portola Drive. For information, call 475-6993. Three Injured As Auto Plunges Off Highway 17 Three young San Jose women were injured late Thursday morning when the car in which they were riding plunged over a 150-foot embankment.

The three Michelle Haynes, 17; Barbara Martinez, Carter Plans Would Increase State Voters STOCKTON (AP) Enactment of President Carter's March 21 proposals to facilitate voter registration could mean a 10 to 20 per cent increase in the number of California voters, Secretary of Stata March Fong Eu said Thursday night. She told the Stockton Lions Club Thursday she has called a meeting of county clerks and registrars for next Tuesday in Sacramento to discuss pending federal legislation on voter registration. "No matter what happens in Washington, California is not going to be caught off guard," the secretary of state said. Pets Of The Week 18; and Carmen Vega, 18 were treated and released from Dominican Hospital after the accident. The CHP said the driver of the car, Charmolee O'Conner, 17, San Jose, was driving south on Highway 17 when she lost control of her car.

The car slid to the center guard rail, then went across both lanes before going over the embankment, said the CHP. A San Francisco man received minor injuries when his car collided with another vehicle on Branciforte Drive near Granite Creek Road Thursday. The CHP said Rogelio Johnson, 22, would seek his own aid after the accident. Johnson was driving south on Branciforte Drive when his car crossed into the northbound land and hit the rear tire of a car driven by Phillip James Gaskill, 24, Santa Cruz. S.D.

Airport S.D. Airport SAN DIEGO (AP)-An de ficial says a $16 million termil nal expansion will be undertaken at Lindbergh Field, despite the City Council endorsement of a new airport site. These Golden Collie pups will 11 the Ave. The pups, a male and three females, are be up for adoption Saturday at a.m. at Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter, 2200-7th seven-weeks old.

The shelter opens at 9 a.m. ClassifiedJust Dial 426-8000 24-MOUR SERVICE ANYWHERE 423-1234 YELLOW CAB We'll Arrange A Loan For You IF it you you is paid own need it for or property not your credit is just OK IF you your your need equity income is is $1,000 high to sufficient or low $50,000 OUR SERVICE IS INFORMAL QUICK CALL: 476.4450 A Cold. We GEORGE Leon else of buy Brokerage Trust JERCICH, Firm Deeds. Serving INC. The People the Santa Crus Area CARD OF THANKS IMFELD We desire to express our appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved Rossie Imfeld.

JOHN IMFLED And The YOUNGMAN MAN FAMILY FUNERALS ARNOLD'S Funeral and Cremation Services WARD In Santa Cruz, California, April 7, 1977. Mrs. Annie Ward. Mrs. Ward was the loving mother of Airs: Kathy Peggy Lappinen of Santa South Cruz, San Francisco, loving sister of Constance Blake of Sacramento, loving ed grandmother of Mrs.

Linda Stillman of Cerritos, John P. Hall of Cerritos, Robert W. Ward of Covina, Pamela Lappinen of San Bruno and Peggy Lappinen of South San Francisco. Mrs. Ward was also the loving great-grandmother of six.

She was preceded in death by her late husband, Sam Ward and two sons, George and Robert Ward. Native of Yorkshire, England, 87 years. Visitation services were 'held until noon today. Arrangements made by Arnold's Funeral Home 1902 Ocean Street Extension, Santa Cruz. Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Park, Santa Cruz, Calif.

under the direction of Odd Fellows. Cemetery, Santa Cruz. 1902 Ocean Street Santa Cruz IRVIN M. SMITH SONS chapel of the FOUR SEASONS 423-5721 KINCAID In Santa Cruz, California, March 31, 1977. Mrs.

Suzanne B. Kincaid. Survived by her husband, John Kincaid of Felton; her daughter, Paula Kincaid of Santa Cruz; her son, Michael Kincaid of Santa Cruz; her mother, Evelyn Stryker of Santa Cruz; her brother, David Native of Buffalo, New York, aged Bartholomy of la Clarence, New York. 51 years. Secretary at San Lorenzo Valley High School, Felton for 15 years.

Memorial services will be ducted at Irvin M. Smith and Sons, CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS, 1050 Cayuga Street, Tuesday, April 12, 1977 at 4:00 p.m. with Rev. Tom Gardner officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment is private. Contributions to San Lorenzo Valley High School Student Center preferred. FUNERAL COUNSELORS 1050 Cayuga Street Santa Cruz, CA 95062 SEELEY In Redwood City, California, April 6, 1977. Mr. William F.

Seeley. Survived by beloved wife, Mary Seeley of Redwood City; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Lou Jensen Redwood City and Mrs. Willibere Hinton of Las Vegas; beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Greathouse of Seattle; and seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Native of Port Angelas, Washington, aged 78 years. Member of American Legion Post 64 of Santa and World War Veterans Barracks CA0179 of Santa Cruz; and Stroke Club of Santa Cruz. Mr. and Mrs. Seeley lived in Santa Cruz for eight years in Ranchita Mobile Home Park.

Services will be conducted at Crippen Flynn Chapel, 400 Woodside, Redwood City, Saturday, April 9, 1977, 2:15 p.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. ment private. DODGE In Sacramento, California, April 5, 1977. Mrs.

Alice Marie Dodge. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Hilda Howes and two nieces, Mrs. Patricia Panzich and Mrs. Helen Lavesen, all of Watsonville, Calif.

Native of Davis, California. Member of California Writers Club; Sacramento Chapter of League of National Pen Women; Sacramento Chapter D.A.R.; Priscilla Alden of Colonial Dames; and former member of Sacramento Chapter No. 90, O.E.S. Catholic Blessing services will be conducted at The Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel Saturday, April 9th, at 2:00 p.m. with The Rev.

Fr. Francis Markey, officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Private cremation Soquel Crematory with final interment at Masonic Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento. $800 each.

SERVICES more complete PRICES more considerate family chapel Phone 476-6211 3620 SOQUEL DRIVE SOQUEL Wessendotf Funeral Directors Since 1880 Our Staff be at your sistance 24 hours day. If you have any questions or if we can help in any way please feel free to call or stop by our office. 'The one you would call, if you knew them all 223 Church St. --423-4725 Whites Telephone 423-4800 People- To Program of White's Chapel includes various kinds of assistance offered to the bereaved as a community service. One of these is availability of a trained, experienced counselor to call on anyone needing help in handling the practical and emotional hardships of the bereavement period.

There is no charge, and anyone is welcome to call. "The Personal Touch" WHITE'S CHAPEL 138 Walnut Avenue Florists FERRARI, the Florist THE FINEST IN FLOWERS 1222 Pacific Ave. Dial 426-1122 12 9-1f THE ARRANGEMENT 2313 Mission St. 423-1995 Flowers Plants for all occasions NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS NOTICE IS HEREBY County Board of Supervisors in the Board of Supervisors Governmental Center, 701 nia, as the time and place DING CHAPTER 8.70 TO REGULATING SMOKING IN GIVEN that, the Santa Cruz has set April 19, 1977 at 4:30 p.m., Chambers, Courts Building, Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, Califorto consider AN ORDINANCE ADTHE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CODE CERTAIN PUBLIC PLACES. All persons desiring to speak on said matter may appear and be heard at the above time and place.

(Proposed Ordinance available for review in the Clerk of the Board's Office, Room 500, Governmental Center.) BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DATED: March 29, 1977. RICHARD C. NEAL, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors BY: PHYLLIS E. HAGEN Deputy Clerk ECONO CREMATION and BURIAL PLAN CALL TODAY Arrange in Advance and Save Lowest Cost in the Santa Cruz Area No Membership or Registration Required For Those Who Desire the Absolute Minimum in Service and Expense Even if You Have Other Plans, Check This One AVAILABLE -ONLY THROUGHIRVIN M. SMITH SONS CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS 1030 Cayuga Street Santa Cruz.

Calif. 93060 423-5721 WESSENDORF HOLMES 223 CHURCH STREET SANTA CRUZ. CALIF. 95060 423-4725 Thursday, April 7, 1977 Santa Cruz Fire Department 8:46 a.m. Reported car fire at 550 Water St.

Car overheated. Capitola Fire Department 12:39 p.m. First aid call to New Brighton Beach. Victim rode his bicycle off a cliff. He was taken to the hospital with lacerations.

Scoffs Valley Fire Department 10:53 a.m. Auto accident at Highway 17 and Laurel Road. 9:07 p.m. Public service call to 113 Mosswood Court. Problems with the oven.

Aptes Fire Department 11:02 a.m. Smoke check at 218 Lake Drive, Nothing found. Division of Forestry 7:20 p.m. Malfunctioning self. cleaning oven at Pajaro Dunes.

9,09 p.m. Vehicle over the bank on Road. Pine Vehicle day, Flat April and found, 8, no Empire 1977 driver. Grade Live Oak Fire Department 8:17 a.m. Standby at can Hospital.

10:06 a.m. Resuscitator call at 2546 Capitola Road, Apt. J. Victim to Dominican Hospital. prat.