The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 15

Maleo Times Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1960 PENINSULA SECTION Arts, Crafts Adult Class At Jefferson The Jefferson Adult evening 'school announces a new class entitled, "Holiday A and Crafts" to be held Mondays a 7 p.m., room 10, Westmoor Higl school. 'The class is taught by Mrs Barbara Linse, who.is,currently teaching at San Francisco State college, extension division. Mrs Linse recently published a book entitled. "Well-Seasoned Holiday Art" which is used by teachers in the elementary grades.

The class will meet for four consecutive. Mondays only, anc will stress a wide variety of arts and crafts that can be utilized in decorations for the 'holiday season ahead. Participants will learn many methods and techniques and will have an opportunity to Experiment with various medias such as, tempera paint, sequins, ilitter. corrugated paper, wire. Straws, scraps of cloth, etc.

This class is an experimental class featuring holi- day art activities, and if it is successful, it will be the forerunner of a class, to be offered later in the spring by the Adult Evening school. information may be obtained by telephoning. No fee will be charged for this class. DR. T.

KUWAHAKA, William Schulze, Hillsborough, and Clarence Sntcllffo, Berkeley, admire the bust of Dr. L. Zamenhof, author of which the. Peninsula Esperanto Club lias received Irora England. Kuwahara is one of 38 Japanese just returning from a study tour of Europe and-the United States for the Japanese Chemical Institute.

was entertained hy local Esperantists after a tour of Stanford Research Institute. The. club has prepared a program honoring" Dr. Zamenhof which will'be-open to the (public Dec. .3 at 2:30 p.m'.

at the Church, Howard "at.El Camhio. Reservations'for dtaHer 'must be made by or'writing the Peninsula Esperanto Dar- rcll, RiUsborough. Paoifica Show' Will Feature Yuleticte Decor: PACIFIC A of residents will be 'at Pacifica's third annual Yourself." show 'this weekend at city hall. Entries must be presented to Mrs. Vera Perrier, chairman, at city hall on 'Friday a.m.-and 12 noon.

The show will open to the public from 3 to 9 on Friday and from 10 a.m. 4 p.m. on Saturday. Suggested entries i sprays, a jCarlosian Meet SAN CARLOS The Carlosian -Hub of the St. Charles church in Carlos will meet on Decem- 6.

at p.m. in the parish Jiall. i The Men's club will host the knnual Christmas communion breakfast on December 4 in the Charles hall following 8 a.m. Guest speaker will be Val King, 'icolumnist for the Monitor. Mrs.

Korman Jennings, choir master, and members of- the choir will present a program 'of Christmas earols" for members and their guests. Deadline for reservations is December 1 and they may be made' by calling Mrs. Ralph Hall. Members are reminded to bring their donations of assorted canned foods for the Christmas baskets for the nuns at the Co.rpus Christie monastery in Menlo Park. The meeting will be followed by the Christmas party planned by a committee Headed by Mrs.

ponald Crawford and Mrs. Edward E. Regalie. A hand crocheted bed spread by Mrs. Alfred Pedersen will be raffled.

Entertainment for jthe party will be by the College of'Notre Dame music stu- Santa will be present to out gifts to members and itheir guests. din- 'Beta'-; Sigma' Phi; tom'or- two new pledges' 1 group, a to- on one other 'member. held El 'Rancho motel, and a social lour at will precede the evening's Receiving ritual, which will be conducted by President Mrs. 'Stephen Wargo, will be Mrs. Wayne Buenger, and- Mrs.

Social Dancing 'I For Cbastsiders PACIFICA New social dance glasses for seventh and eighth -grade children will begin as soon jas sufficient registrations, are the parks and recreation announced today. may register for the new by phoning the department. Th'e. starting date will be determined pending registration. A Tee.

will be paid at the first session of the class. Registrants will be notified by mail in advance. The class will include social graces, tips on social dance attire and instruction in the waltz, fox Srot, and others if time permits. The current class is being held at Sanchez school on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 Visitors to the class will be welcome. Engineers Slate Annual Dinner The San Francisco Section the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, with the Santa Clara Sub-Section and the Woman's Auxiliary will hold i fpurth annual dinner dance at the Peninsula Country club in San Mateo December 9.

Professor Walter W. 3roka of Berkeley is chairman of the dinner dance and is' being assisted -by Mrs. R. Pettebone, of the Woman's- auxi- 'liary and Robert W. Johnson of Santa Clara sub-section.

Mu; sic will provided by the Augie orchestra. Stanford Tule Ready STANFORD--''The i new record- ing of "Christmas Music at Stan- ford" is being prepared for sale early in December, according. to the university's music department. ''A 12-indi IP recording in both ihi-fi and. stereo, it will feature jhymns and organ music by Pro i fessor.

Herbert B. Nanney. The i music was recorded in Stanford's Memorial church by Music Li- ibrary'Recordings of San Francis; co. It will be available at the "Stanford Book store. Christmas a centerpieces, candle arrangements, gift wrapping and table trees.

Demonstrations of how it yourself will be put on throughout the show. Committee members j. for event include Mrs. Carl McCarthy, Mrs. F.

Mrs. William Kessinger, Mrs. Leah Sharp, Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Ann Eckles.

Mrs. George Nielsen, Mrs. Ralph Barkey, Mrs. Paul Zaft and Mrs. Perry Souza.

Yule Fun for JL. JL -iJ- vr Bruno Lions SAN BRUNO'-- 'The November meeting of the San Bruno Lions club had as guest speaker H. S. Ben Mountain, manager of Nevada flight reservations. The children's Christmas party will be December 17.

This will also be "Ladies Night," The party will be held at the American Legion. hall, from 2 to 4 p.m.. and "Ladies Night" will be held at Uncle Tom's cabin. The Lionesses will-hold no meeting during December. The next meeting will be the second Wednesday in January, and will be dinner will be awarded to mem- bringing iin members before January 23, 1901.

A special prize will be awarded to the Lion who brings in any former Lions who have been dropped in the past or who have resigned. Scout Delegates Meet Tomorrow REDWOOD CITY The Delegate Assembly, voting body of the Sequoia Area Girl Scout council will meet at. 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in 'the Veterans Memorial building. Mrs.

Peter Arnstein, the president the group, will preside. The seven adults and two senior who have recently returned from the National Girl Scout convention in St. Louis, will present their reports. Election of the officers for 1961 will also take place. Pescadero Woman Heads Seal Drive PESCADERO-- Mrs.

Frank Williamson of Pescadero will head the Pescadero 1960 'Christmas Sea! campaign, according to Louis F. Colagiovanni, San Mateo County chairman. Citing. the San Mateo County TB association's program, Colagiovanni said, "Our Christmas Seal agency works constantly to protect, us from tuberculosis and to safe-guard our children." Chairman of the Half Moon Bay area will be 'announced soon, according to the San Mateo chairman. John Kirkbride.

The ritual -of jewels cerernpny will be read for Table arrangements and favors made, by Randolph Peterson and her. social They will, feature an autumc theme. At Monday night's meeting the group voted to give a donation to the Hard Hat Christmas party. Mrs. George, Guidotti is purchasing toys and clothing for the.

chapter's adopted- Sondra, who lives in Giristown, Whiteface, Texas, Bruno Women Athletes Meet SAN BRUNO-- The semiannual politick dinner of the San Bruno Women's -Athletic club as attended by 130 members and their guests. After a ham dinner. dancing was enjoyed until the wee hours of the morning. The success of this dinner is credited to the following committee: Mrs. "Warren Young, Mrs.

Mclvin Beck and Mrs. Maurice Bryant, The next dinner will be held in May. The Christmas dinner of the club will be held December 14 at the El Rancho motel with cocktails' from 7 to 8 p.m. Dinner is to start at ,3 and then an. exchange of Christmas gifts for secret pals and white elephant gifts.

The committee in charge of the above Will be- Chairman Mrs. James Harames, Mrs. Walter Hanschen, Mrs. Eugene Artru and Mrs. Joseph Rose.

Their will be no regular meeting until January 19, Sr. Citizens Put on Jobs Mrs. lola Sparks, older worker placement specialist from the Palo Alto office of the California Department of Employment, will be at Little House on Mondays, from 10 to noon and from 1 to' 4 p.m. to do senior citizen employment placement and counseling. Mrs.

Sparks lias been with the California Department of Employment for the past 25 She has 'been in the Palo Alto ice since 1953. All persons over 50 who are interested in employment or counseling should phone the housing and employment office of the Peninsula Volunteer, at Little House for an appointment with Mrs. Sparks. Little. House, an activity center for senior citizens sponsored by the Peninsula Volunteers, is located at 800 Middle avenue, Menlo Park.

"Fish do not swim in the ocean 1 'f Jutf toibe eatervort Friday LIVE and COOKED 1 Baptists to Hear Speaker On Missions MRS. ELMER FRTOELL, Mrs. Elmer A. wife' of the former administrative secretary 'for the American Baptist Far East field, will be the principle speaker Shoreview Baptist Women's Mission society tonight at 7J30. The meeting will be held at the church.

1314 Beacon avenue. San Mateo, in Fellowship ball. Dr. and Frideii retired from the American Baptist Foreign Mission society after 14 years of service and are now living in Berkeley. Both have been guest lecturing in various win speak ai the Shoreview Bap- parts of the country.

st Mission Socicty Mrs. Fridell is well acquainted tonigllt shc an( her missionary with American Baptist mission- nus ba ary work in China, Japan and Fal the Philippines. She has visited most of the stations in these countries and participated in conferences! social gatherings anc services throughout Japan and the Philippines. In the summer of 1958, the Eridells went as far south as Oaxaca Miahuahlan in Mex- co. While in Mexico City they visited five Baptist churches as well as the Baptist seminary.

husband served 14 years Ln the Tonight, Fridell will show colored slides-of the missions- Mrs. Fridell arge- taowledge of. -needs and nterests of people from ier role as wife ot Ste of large city church, and later.by row serve to honoriworking with students in the di vinity school where Dr. Fridell was a professor. special, concern been he Christian home.

For several iears she was 'chairman of. the committee on the Family.of the East -Bay California. church federation, More she carried on a heavy program of English teaching to oreign speaking persons in New York The Fridells attended the Bap- ist World Alliance Jubilee, congress in London, the summer of. 955. They i i Baptist hurches in 'Scandinavia prior to he sessions, and made a study of the'refugee'situation in West Germany afterward.

The public- is invited to attend and 'particularly the women from the various churches in the Peninsula area: A short business meeting will follow with Mrs. Howard Smith presiding. JMrs. Lillian Welton and I Sybil Kingman will present the I musical selections. Lincoln Clarke of Woodsidc.

High scores were held by: Mesdahies: Elmer Stockbridge, Mrs. John R. Struthers, Mrs. Dale Robinson and Carlmont Bridge Play Delayed The fourth and fifth round piay the current Carlmont P-TA iridge tournament has been terminated for the holiday season. It will resume again in January and the a will be in February.

Fourth round hostesses were; Mrs. Charles Sterry and Mrs. TOJoinS.C. Tot Program SAN CARLOS Seventy preschool children are now enrolled in the new Tiny Tot recreation program in San Carlos, which is held at Laureola park. The children are being a varied program including painting, clay.

work, songs and dances, finger plays, sharing and story telling. Each week has' a theme, such as farm, safety, Christirias, snowman, etc. A new session will begin 'n February with registration set tor February 6. Children must be Between three and one-half and live years to lie eligible. Mrs.

Shirley Reynolds rnay be called at the recreation office for details. Instruction in rebound tumbling 's being given at the recreation center on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons for students the irst twelfth grades. There are now 85 children enrolled and sign-ups may be made at the Burton park recreation office. CHARLES E. TAYLOR, son of Mrs.

Marguerite Jones, 120 Locust strofct. Redwood City, has been promoted to First Lieutenant after a year's service overseas. He joined the Army In 1956, graduated From San Mateo high school, and was a member of the National Guard here one year. His brother, Frank, is a delivery boy for the San Mateo Post. Holiday Floral Exhibit Is Due At Woodside REDWOOD CITY Holiday flower arrangements in both Japanese and Western style will be demonstrated hy Mrs.

Hakucho Otsuka and Mrs. Robert J. Cahill at the Holiday Silver Tea to be given by the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Woodside Road Community i church aL 1 p.m. on Thursday. Mrs.

a Yamada of Flowers by Sat will assist Mrs. Otsuka and will commentate on the.tech- nique of Japanese flower arrangements. Mrs. Otsuka conducts private classes in this Japanese art. Mrs.

Cahill demonstrate Adult recreation program direc- Glenn Kovas has announced that attendance at the adult 'women is on thd increase as is the co-rec program 'or both men and women. Women meet each Monday evening and the mixed group meets Wednesday. Both classes arc at Carlmont iigh school in th'e gym and the lours are .8 until 10 p.m. There is no registration the making of several arrange- jments which will bring a festive mood into the holiday decorations of Peninsula homes. She will also give suggestions regarding materials readiiy available.

Several arrangements will remain on display during the tea hour for thosei who wish to ask questions or havej discussions. Mrs. Michael Fernandez will be the soloist for the occasion. Second Lt. Robert L.

Armond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence C. Arrnoud of 300 Forty-first avenue, San Mateo, has completed primary basic navigator training at James Connally Air Force Base, Texas, and has been awarded, navigator wings the USAF Aerospace Force. Lt.

Armond graduated from San Mateo high school in June, 1953. He will report to Keesler AFB, for entrance into the electronics warfare officer course. Christmas Rush For Woodsiders WOODSIDE December 3 is the date set for the "Christmas Rush," the annual fund raising dance sponsored by the Parent- Teacher association of the Woodside High school. The" 1 event will take place from 9 p.m. to midnight in the multi-purpose room of the building.

Proceeds from the two previous dances provided funds for the student newspaper "The Woodside World" and the Year Book as Coastside's Photographer Sherry Ballard of Montara, one of the nation's outstanding color photographers, won the "Slide of the Year" trophy at the recent annual competition and banquet of the Peninsula Color club at the Villa hotel. Dr. Guilford H. Soules. APSA, distinguished Bay Area judge, selected the top slides of 1960 from a competition of the winning slides of the 12 previous months.

Honored guests were the judges who have served as monthly critics during the past year. Dr, Soules selected the following other winners in group: Edith Dudley, first place; Howard Stewart, second place; Marilyn Avila, third place; John Plessaer, fourth place; Edith Dudley, filth place. In A group: W. Marcus, first place: E. H.

Craig, second place; Hazel M. Frost, third and fourth places; A. W. Marcus, fifth place. In AA or salon group: Sherry Ballard, iirst and second places; Cora MacLeod, third place; Sherry Ballard, fourth place; J.

Roy McAuliffe, fifth place. Trophies for award points' were presented to Edith first place in group, and to Marilyn Avila and Grace McAuliffe, who tied for second place. In A group the first place trophy was awarded to A. Marcus, second place to Alvon Thoman and third place to Hazel M. Frost.

In AA group the first place trophy was presented to Sherry Ballard, and "second place to Cora MacLeod. well as a gift of $500 for' the Student Body fund. Outgoing president Sherry Bal- Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sauer will lard installed A. Marcus of (i i un irici be the general chairmen for the dance.

Parents will be contacted by Mrs. John W. Campbell, chairman of the invitation committee. San Mateo as president for 1361. To serve with Marcus will be Aivon Thoroan, vice president; Grace McAuliffe, secretary; Dan and Marilyn Avila, co-treasurers.

Yule Musicale For Woodside WtfODSIDE--Thc annual Christmas musicale and tea, sponsored the Women's guild of the Woodside Village church, will be held at the Crosby estate. 320 Harcross December'16. Mrs. Bryce Wilson is chairman of the event which will be held Bedwell of Belmont. Mrs.

the hours of 2 and 5 p.m.' Newman of San Carlos, and Mrs.iMrs. J. Hood Suavely, wife of the pastor will 'be in charge, of the program for the afternoon. The University of California Madrigals, directed by Robert Mrs. Helen Ryan.

Hostesses forjcommanday. will offer a group the fifth round were Mrs. Elmer' Stockridge, Mrs. Dan Murphy, of Christmas choral selections in a timely setting which be Mrs. John Skiff and Mrs.

Albert done by Mrs. Wells Pleas and thorn reminds thi Voris. High scores for the fifth'the members'of the altar guild time to round were Mrs. Roland Martin, the church. Tickets be (gifts for 'she says the price's are Sunset Shrine Bazaar Slated For Daly City DALY CITY--Club 94, group of Sunset White Shrine, willj hold Lheir annual bazaar December 3, beginning at 11 a.m.

al tiieir meeting hall, at 17 Hillcrest drive. Theodore Silverthora, chairman of the event, announces that there will be a Snack Bar that will serve from; 12 noon until 2 p.m. that will be open to the general public, and a hot dinner from 6 in the evening until 8 p.m. Beautiful hand made articles, a food table and plant table, as well-as aprons will be on display during 'the day. Mrs.

Silver- that it will be an Christmas Mrs. Robin Bradley, Mrs. John Skiff and Mrs. Albert Voris. available to the event by con-1 very moderate and the mcrchan- tacting Mrs.

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