g—SAN MATEO TIMES TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1954 The Times Greater Peninsula -News School Trustee Western Theme Cancer Drive San Bruno Man Named to Head Nominations at Planned For Gets Under Way Belmont Asked Labor Group BELMONT, April 6—Completion Masonic Event (Times County News Service) of a citizens' nominating commit- On Coastside' SAN BRUNO, April 6.—Glenn E. tee to suggest two or more names (Tlmn County N«ws ««r»lc*> Brockway, office of manpower ad- from which an appointment can SAN CARLOS, April 6. — Fun HALF MOON BAY, April 6.— ministration regional director in be made to fill the vacancy on the with a Western theme will be in Mrs. Roger Duncan of Half Moon San Francisco and a long time resi- Belmont elementary school district order when members of the San Bay, county commander for the dent of San Bruno, has been named board of trustees, was announced Carlos Masonic club and their American Cancer Society drive, to- to head the San Mateo County Cru- today by County School Superin- wives meet for a pot luck dinner day announced the 1954 drive is sade Labor Management commit- tendent James R. Tormey. The and variety show in Cherington under way with some 33 solicitors tee, President T. F. McGuigan an- committee will include Mrs. hall, Friday evening, April 23, ac- working on the coastside area dur- nounced today. Thomas Sturges, chairman, 1921 cording to plans announced by Ken ing the cancer month of April. The The committee will operate on a Alden; James Healy, 1(548 Sunny- Ralph, club president. . ._ drive for funds and distribution of year-round basis to correlate labor slope avenue; Waller C. Maxon, The regular monthly business educational cancer literature will and management interests in the 902 Chevy, and the two remaining meeting will be held on April 21 be carried out on a house to house United Crusade. The single, annu- members of the school board—Ray at the San Carlos city hall. basis. al appeal in October raises all Rhodes and Walter Truce. For the dinner, those attending Funds collected during campaign funds for more than 85 per cent o£ The vacancy for which the com are requested to wear costumes will be used to support the Ameri- San Mateo county's health, wel- mittee >will make suggestions to featuring jeans, neckerchiefs and can Cancer society's year around fare and youth agencies, including the county superintendent was "shootin' irons" to carry out th* program of cancer research, educa- the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA, created by the recent resignation "old west" theme Serving on the tion and service. A major objec- Blood bank, the San Mateo Coun- of Don Howard, member of the planning committee are Phil No- tive of the campaign, however, is ty chapter of the Red Cross, Heart school board since May, 1950. reager, chairman; Val Vellis; to acquaint the public with' the need association and the Arthritis and •o Courtney Galloway and Ken Ralph. for the early detection and treat- j Rheumatism foundation, the USO Entertainment will be handled ment of cancer. Mrs. R. D. Borley family service, CYO, Visiting by Harry Crittenden and Len Gor- of Half Moon Bay, district chair- Nurses and others. don: who are planning a number man, stressed. To help promote rec- San Bruno Will of surprises, and games and danc- ognition of cancer's earliest symp- toms, the society hopes to place a ing. copy of cancer's seven danger sig- R.C. Women At Hear Candidate Reservations may be made by nals in every home on the coast- calling the Mesdames Galloway, Michael McCaffrey, meeting. Martha Lapin and Helen Affairs section and participated in San Mateo county. They have nine ence. In addition to the speakers, Society of Christian, Services of St. Burrows will serve as co-chairwom- board of directors of the San Bruno the canasta and bridge sections, scheduled stops and will conclude ently during a miscellaneous bridal and Susan Fischer. " Chamber of Commerce. the annual pledge service was held Paul's Methodist church met in Councilman Sharkey has been a en for the June event. Assisting has been a resident of San Carlos the day with an appearance in Half and officers for the coming year Fellowship hall. She told of the as- shower, held at the home of the will be Ena Peterson, Kathy Grant The chamber of commerce, a Moon Bay at Main street and Kelly bride-elect's daughter-in-law, Mrs. San Carlos resident and business- non-partisan, non-political group, for two years. were installed. sistance being given migratory man for the past 27 years. For the and Louise Pennington. Elected to serve with Mrs. Sum- avenue at 5:00 p. m. , Mrs. Garnett Smith, president of workers in the Santa Clara valley James W. Allison of Menlo Park. Virginia S t a h 1, assimilation is sponsoring the rally strictly as o Setting for the ceremony will be last five years he has served on mers were Mrs. Kenneth Dunlap, the local society, was installed as by the Division of Home Missions. the council, and served as mayor chairwoman, was introduced by a community service to stimulate vice-president; Mrs. Marshall Jef- vice-president of the district, and Mrs. Goble illustrated her talk the St. Charles Roman Catholic Janet Noonan, president. A quiz interest in the forthcoming election church, at 3 p. m. Easter Sunday. for a year. His activities locally fryes, secretary! Mrs. Gordon F. Mrs. O. Zimmerman will be dis- with slides of camps and home include helping found the local >anel presented an information pro- and to give voters an opportunity Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. Alexander Optimist Culb trict secretary of missionary per- ife and presented work done by The Rev. James O'Connell will jram on the meaning and back- to meet all candidates. officiate. Serving as best man will chamber of commerce, and the vol- Gailbraith, and Mrs. Robert King, sonnel. the vacation Bible study group. unteer fire department, and mem- ground of Soroptimism. Assisting There will be no admission board members. Nominations Told Other local women attending Mrs. Emmons McClung, presi- be Miles Sharkey of La Habra, Calif, Mrs. Stahl were Eleanor Gocu, co- charge and to attract a crowd, Goal of the new auxiliary will brother of the groom. The bership in many civicforganizations prizes (Time* Peninnula Ncw« Service) were Mrs. Donald Bogie, who is dent of the society, presided over Shower guests included the Mes chairwoman; Dortha Rogers, Ana- there will be special be an annual charitable project. conference secretary of promotion, Vernon Fischer, of Sunnyvale as awarded. Membership will be open to New- SAN CARLOS, April 6.—A slate ;he meeting and the devotions were her marton of honor. dames Dorothy Castiglioni, Lois bel Mueller, Mrs. Noonan and Elea- of nominees for consideration as and Mesdames James Anderson, jiven by Mrs. Orville Brown, who Brown, Lee Natoli, Henriette Clark nore Throndson. comer club graduates, who have officers of the San Carlos-Belmont William *D. Mallon, David Adam, chose as her cubject, "Brother- A garden reception will follow Palma Tofanelli, Anne Babccok Lila Edwards, vice-president and l>elonged to the organization for R. E. Stubbe, Harry Shalvarjian, at the home of Walter Cameron, program chairwoman, announced two years. Optimist club for the year begin- A. C. Burnell, 0. Zimmerman, hood." Mrs. Kenneth McLea was in Clara Novoty, Clara Stephens ning July 1 has been submitted to charge of the program. business -partner of Sharkey. H. Butte, Elsie Schaffer, Jose that the luncheon meeting this Benefit Bridge Charter and by-law committees George Bell, Edward Muhleman, A three-week honeymoon trip to are now working. Luncheon meet- the club membership by the club Ralph G. Love, Harold Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Freeman reported on phine D e m m a, Irene Web Wednesday at Romeo's wou.d be a nominating committee. mission activities and it was an- Jamica by plane, with a river raft ster, Anne Biggio, Phyllis Hall program meeting. Appearing will ings will be held on the first Ethel Robbins, Herbert Crichton, tour down the Rio Grande and some Rose Marie Winslow, Ada Jack be the "Frivolous Sals" from Sweet Plans Arranged Wednesday of each month. Prospective officers: Jim Stone, Lambert Theon and Jeanne Baker. nounced that a penny supper will (Times County News Service) president; WaTly Wilkins, Will be given on April 29 from 5 p.m. time spent in Havana is planned by Marion R. Grace, Drusilla Morri Adelines, Inc. They are Ruth Goss, REDWOOD CITY, April 6.— Harry and Mike Aronson, vice- to 7 p.m. Circle 6 will be hostess the couple. son, Martha Towne, Edith Cameron Helen Shamberger, Alethea Green- Peninsula members of Bellarmine president; Jim Welsh, treasurer; to all night groups in April when Mrs. Allison has lived in San Virginia Calonico, Camille Grant lee and Eleanoe Gomes. Guild are at work on plans for College Honors Frank Mann, secretary; Abe Dorin- Cancer Drive Mrs. McClung will speak on "Span- Carlos for 13 years, coming Estelle Heffner, Ruth Fisher, Betty The May 9 fashion show being their annual scholarship telephone son, Vic Olownia and Tom Reyn- ish Speaking Americans Within here following the death of her McCaffrey, Jean Barthold, and th planned by the group will be held bridge parties which will be held Menlo Resident olds, board of directors. Further Captains Named These Borders." husbar.d. Her children, James, of Misses Ann Natoli, Betty Crow at the Woodside estate of Annette Thursday, May 6. nominations will be made at club Refreshments were served in the Menlo Park; Mrs. Robert McCaf Kathleen Grant and Maryanne Alexander, according to Florence Mrs. William Keegan of Ather- (Tints Couolr News Sirrle*) meetings. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April hall by Circle 8 with Mrs. Marion frey, of Los Altos, and Mrs. Vernon Vrancich. Fitch, ways and means chairwoman. ton, general chairwoman, held a MENLO PARK, April 6.—Sigur* 6.—Mrs. Richard Brenman, South Hall as chairwoman. Club members were reminded that meeting of her co-workers to help Varian, Menlo Park resident and San Francisco chairman for the this will be the club's sixth birth- co-founder of Varian Associates, American Cancer fund drive in o draft plans to assure success of the Moss Beach Residents day. parties. Funds raised at the parties San Carlos and Palo Alto electron' April, today announced the follow are used to provide tuition for ics firm, has been named "alumnus On Air Trip to Italy ing captains to assist her: Mes- Clodhoppers LITTLE HOUSE HAS deserving students at Bellarmine of the year" by California State MOSS BEACH, April 6.—Mrs. dames James Mannon, Buri Buri; college preparatory. Polytechnic college (or bis part in Dan Bertolotti, Moss Beach, accom- George Henderson, Joseph Paron Redwood City Dad Assisting Mrs. Keegan ar« Mrs. inventing the klystron ray, the panied by her daughter and son-in- Paul Vogel, James Campbell, cen- Richard Perry, Palo Alto, co-chair- basis of radar. law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bertolotti tral district; R. Van Wilson, Linden Enjoy Dance BUSY WEEK OUTLINED Wins Grand Prize woman; Mrs, Jacques Jimenez, Announcement of the award w»i (Tlmr> Countv News Service) of Moss Beach have departed for ville; D. N. Smith, Winston Manor; (Timefl County N'ewi Service) rd instructor; 7:30 p. m., corsag Redwood City, Menlo Park chair- made by Julian A. McPhee, presi- Italy where they will spenc Louise Mann, Mayfair Village; BELMONT, April 6. —Dancing MENLO PARK, April 6.—High- aking class, Mrs. R. J. Ryman in REDWOOD CITY, April 6.— woman; Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Palo dent of the college. Varian attend- two months visiting relatives and Ralph Ankeny, Brentwood; David to the calls of Randy Randolph lighting the week's activities for the tructor. Mrs. Ryman asks tha R E. Daetz, Redwood City father Alto, Los Altos, Mountain View ed the school in 1920 and 1921 and Jarvis, Francisco Terrace. were Belmont Clodhoppers: Mr. of two sons, is the latest grand and Sunnyvale chairwoman, and briefly in 1929. He and his brother, friends. Little House will be the review of members attending her class brin prize winner in the Dodge fortieth A recent farewell party was ex and Mrs. J. C. Bronson, Mr. and a recent popular play presented by leir own fresh flowers and sh Mrs. Edwin Buhl, San Mateo-Bur- Russell Varian, are credited with Mrs., John Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. anniversary All-America contest. lingame chairwoman. Publicity is inventing klystron. tended to them before their de YLI Guests at Mrs. Virgil Anderson on Thursday ill instruct them in making co Daetz, who lives at 470 Myrtle parture by their Moss Beach Monty Crossa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack afternoon, April 8, at 2:15 p. m. ages. Tuesday, 10 a: m., leathe being handled by Mrs. George M. Variant makes hit home at 24 Early Communion Fitzwater, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haas, Mrs. Anderson, the wife of Dr. 'ork class, R. R. Moser instructor street in Redwood City, has been Shannon. Aliso way here. friends. The party will fly both HALF MOON BAY, April 6.— Mr. and Mrs. Bob Helliwell, Mr notified by telegram from William ways. Virgil Anderson, head of the speech 0 a. m., weaving, Fred Hawk in . Newberg, Dodge president, that Members of the Young Ladies in- and Mrs. Dick Hirschfeld, Mr. and and drama department at Stanford tructor; 1:30 p. m., sewing group; stitute of Half Moon Bay were en- Mrs. Tom Jent, Mr. and Mrs. Bill e has won a two-week vacation for university, is noted for her drama :30 p. m. painting class, Faud wo anywhere in the continental tertained at a communion breakfast Keil and Mr. and Mrs. Milton readings and her interpretations of 3uinter, instructor; 3:30 p. m., con- NEED A FENCE? at the home of Mrs. Don Campbell Kimball. United States, plus double his pay UNDER modern plays. In addition to the ersational Spanish class, Fuad BUY IT in Half Moon Bay Sunday morning. Others dancing were Mr. and >uinter instructor; 7 p. m. bridge or the two-week period (not less afternoon program, a new choral han $300) and other major awards. FROM: MURRAY'S NEW MANAGEMENT Guests included' Anna Betten- Mrs. Ray Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Bill singing group will meet at 7 p. m. nd canasta. court, Patricia Binns, Rosemary MacMaster, Mr. and Mrs. Gertrude Daetz is the thirtieth of 40 grand- Became w^ are licensed contricur*. . . . O»r D under the direction of Mr. Roy Wednesday, 10 a. m., lapidary prize winners to be named in the WHY? bailnesft principles: MorilUy and Quality. We'rt *n Specials Hartnett, Elinor Lea, Claire Borley, Maschio. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr- Innes and Marie de Forest Emery. enUliHihed, reipvnflble fence company where y**'ll Teresa Gilcrest, Jerry Chisholm, Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Max Millard, lass; 12:15 p.m, potluck luncheon 0-day Dodge fortieth anniversary quality and Rtlll »ave manes'. The regularly scheduled classes ollowed by cards; 7 p. m., whist. ontest. He is also the third Cali- OUR Freeat rtdwee* fence miUrlil—w« lent post-hele 4l»tn. LADIES'SHOES Josephine Marsh, Dorothy Travers, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scott, Mr. and activities of Little House will Thursday, 10 a. m., flower arrang- Non-cllmbable wire or hog wire for •creates. . . . We'll | Ida Madonna and Jewel Shields. and Mrs. Phil Stuerk, Mr. and ornian to become a grand prize SERVICES: net the pokti (II IK «r sa*re). Complete h»UII»ll» of be held as follows: Monday, 7:30 ng class, Mrs. Clothilde Williams winner. th« fence, . . . Mrs. Tom Sturges, Mr. and Mrs. p. m., woodworking class, Neil'Dol- WE ARRANGE FINANCING QUICKLV Half Soles 1 •* * Paul Williams, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. nstructor; 2:15 p. m., program, Daetz is employed as a substi- tlrs. Virgil Anderson, review of DA 2-7201 F.R.A—N* D«w. Payment 407 Lytton A?«. 10* Eastern Star to Warriner, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pet- ute school teacher. 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