The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 5

Lomitans Ask Election Set On Annexation CauutT MILLBRAE, July petitions containing signatures of approximately 320 Lomita Park voters will be presented to Millbrae City Clerk Isobel Smart either today or tomorrow, it was revealed today, requesting eouncilmcn here to set the date of a Lomita Park annexation election when they meet next Tuesday. Over Half Cjaimed According to petition circulators, over half of the approximately 575 registered voters in Lomita "Park have signed petitions. Each petition, they declared, contained 80 signatures. Mrs. Myra Bourne, who will act as city clerk next week in the absence of Mrs.

Smart on vacation, is expected to take the petitions to Redwood City, Monday afternoon to certify signatures. Councilmen are expected to take the next to last step in the long annexation procedure Tuesday evening when they officially icccive the Lomita Park appeal. At that time a date sometimes in December, is fipeclcd to be bet for an annexation election. Previous Bid The coming election will be the second annexation proposal on by Lomita Park during the past two years. Approximately yeais ago voters turned down a San Bruno bid to include the a i a in city limits there by a margin ot 26 voles.

Proponents of including the area within Millhrae city limits assert that although over half the number of registered voters have signed petitions, many may change their opinions the time of an a a election. They charce that opponents to the proposal are cairjinp on a uhispenng campaign and flooding the community with many false rumors. BELMONT NEWS 'l linen Ounl BELMONT, July the contract bridge meeting of the Belmont Women's club Tuesday were Mrs. William Blank, Mrs. Charles Browr, Mrs.

Lloyd Taft, Mrs. Sidney Muller, Mrs. Charles Hodgson, Mrs. Welch, Mis. Harry Olswang, Mrs.

B. V. Schweikert, Mrs. Albertus Niehuis, Mrs. Jack Mernck and Mrs.

William Cellers. They were guests of Mrs. Edmund Johansen in Belle Monti. The meeting in two weeks i be held with Mrs. Mernck.

Wedding guests at the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Knox of San Anselmo and Robert Sorenson of San Rafael Saturday afternoon, July 31, from Belmont i be Mr. and Mrs Albetrus Niehuis and Mr and Mrs Terry Dcnley. Mrs Denley will be one of the bridesmaids. Harold Horn, son of the David Horns of Sunnyvale avenue, is spending his vacation with his parents. He is attending Whitman college at Waila Walla.

and will enter his second semester there in September. At a recent luncheon meeting of the Belmont-San Carlos Soropti- mists the members voted to hold only two luncheon meetings a month, the second and fourth Thursdays. Mrs. B. V.

Schweikcrt was appointed program chairman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mernck of Monroe driver spent the last weekend in Sonora They a as house guests Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kline and Kline Jr.

of Carson City, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. v. Schwcikert h.ive leturned i the Russian river.

S.S.F. Business Girls Name New Leader Lady Eagles at S. S. F. Fete Leader SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July On Monday evening, Mrs.

JIary Helen Brusa was the guest of honor at a surprise party, given at the home of Mrs Mela Staack on Grand avenue. Mrs. Brusa is the past president of the ladips' auxiliary of E.igles, and was presented i a gold locket and matching earrings in appreciation her work during the past year as president. The members attending the parly and presentation were Rosina Fogliani, Joy Giavo, Mrs. James Spuri, Alma Bernaid, Lorraine Ricci, Lena Wuestefeld, Josephine Rovetta, Esther Brusa, Elma Gase, Mamie Games, Lcona Brusa, Mary Brusa, Marge Taboada, Yvonne Wads, Georgie Patterson.

Emm? Chiles, Pearl Brocktus, Rose Pa- rolma. Carmehta Boreau, Paula Gratterola, Mary Amasta, Ann Jenkins, Angelina Carlis, Lydia Barbetti, Willie Motte and Ruth Ler. St. Charles Club Hears Readings Cminiv A Irc't SAN CARLOS, July 30--Mem- liens of St. Charles Study club met at the home of Mis.

Mae Dempsey on Palm avenue last Wednesday evening. Co hostesses with Mrs. Dempsey were Mmes. Milton Mau, S. Blood, George Harmssen and Ralph Brennan.

The Hev. Cuchulain Monanty read the poem, "For His Mother's and three bhort stories entitled, "Mother," "The Priest" Mid "Letter to His Mother," by Patrick Pearse, Irish author and poet. The August meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Mau, 123 Palm avenue. I I i onn tj SOUTH SAM FRAXCISCO, July 30 --At the July meeting of the South San Francisco Business and Professional Women's club, held judge's chambers of the city hall.

Dawn Andrews elected president She i i replace Mrs. Verna Stucrs, who resigned, as her husband, Theodoic, was transferred to San Jose by his insurance company, and they will make their new home in that city. S. S. F.

Church Names Officers (Tlmra Srrtli-r) SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 30 --The new members recently chosen and named to the official board of St. Paul's MethodiM Community church are chairman of the board, Don Bice; lay member conference representative, Mis. E. C. Peck; Sunday school superintendent, John Hahu; Mrs.

Wilma McClung, financial secretary; Bertram Nicholls, treasurer; Zalia Moss, secretary; Mrs, John Jlahn, communion steward. Trustees and Stewards The trustees are Don Atwood, Bertram Nicholls, Marvin Jones, Edwin Bartlett, Charles Ledwith, Edwin Cady, Edward Erdman, John W. Coleberd and Joseph Smith. The stewards named are Mesdames Sullivan, Blanche Os trander, Bort, Black, Peck, Duncan, W. Nicholls, Sheldon.

Lylc and tho Messrs. Duncan and Nicholls The membership comprises Scott Stokes, Don Bice, Don Atwood, Mrs. B. Ostrander, B. Fei- ron, Bljck.

Bice, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cady. On the finance committee are Elmo Hall, Bud Ferron Ed Bartlett, J. Smith, Mr.

and Mrs Eduard Erdman Pastoral relation, A i I-eck Mi and Mrs M. Jones, C. Smith and Mrs Elmo Hal) Nominations i Chailcs Ledwith and the Mesdames Will-am Nicholls and Sheldon Other Officers Auditors, Ed Erdman, Eduin Bartlett and Joseph Smith, iccoids Mrs. Moss, B. Nicholls.

Wilma Me- Clung; hospital and homes commit IP-, Mis. Bee Thompson and Mrs (Sheldon; board of edur.ition, Mrs Mis C.n! Smith, i and Mrs John Hahn and i Bort, pastor and presidents of Methodist Men, M. Y. and the The board of missions consists ol Marvin Jones. i Ehlo, Frank (ileason, Mrs.

Klmo Hall, Mela Slaack; music, Mrs. Rachel Jones, Ruth Rupp, Marjone Allen, Wanga Swander, Earl Hargraves, Mrs. Woltrout; policy, Don Bice. Mrs Moss, Wilma McClung. Wanga Swander, Ed Erdman and John Hahn, pastoi.

SEWAGE INTO GREAT LAKES Sewage from more than 23,000,000 persons pours into the Great Lakes. Eagle Aerie to Mark Birthday Crlnirn i i Smlce) SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July The local acne of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a banner meeting on Tuesday aven- mg, August 3, in the Fraternal hall. This is the forty-second anniversary of the aerie, and there will be entertainment and refreshments after the initiation of new members. Frank Patterson will be in charge of the entertainment, with Dr. J.

C. McGoxern as master of, ceremonies. The anniversary meeting will be two-fold in purpose The old-time members i be quests oi honor, four of these membeis having been in the 40 years. This will also be the starting of 'he mcmbei- campaign SANDKR STOLEN I i I on ill Son I re- 1 ATHKKTON. Jiilv 30 --Theft of a floor sanding machine valued at $x50 a icported to police here yesferdaj by John Cmnamondi of Oakland, the owner.

The machine was taken from an unlocked building under construction at 69 Do Bell drive FINAL CLEARANCE Summer Play Clothes Terry Beach Coats Pedal Pushers Shorts Play Suits Slacks Sport Shirts Sun Back Dresses Cotton Print Sport Dresses Rayon Print Sport Dresses REDUCED FOR FINAL CLEARANCE Broken Sizes AH Sales Final 7 COD's SPORTSWEAR SECOND FLOOR 130 Second Ave. San Mateo The Stanford Players Present Aline MacMahon and Whitiord Kane in L'Arlesienne By Alphonse Daudet Translation by Howard Green Incidental music by Georges Bizc 3 performances July 29,30,31.8:15 p.m. MEMORIAL HALL Stanford University For reservations plume Peninsula Box Office AH tkkets $1.20 Diamond 3-1232 THE RIVALS by Sheridan August 12-13-14 LADIES Prepare for Summer REMOVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR By Electrolysis Electric Facials Spot Reducing BEE BILYEU 127 25th Ave. Fireside 5-1525 BRUCE SAYS: You can depend on Pope's To live up to your hopes. famous hormone cream TUSSY BEAUTY PLUS LARGE JAR FOR ONLY UNITED TIME ONLY If yonr sLm no longer "sweet sixteen" you ccrtainh owe Mjurself Tossy Beauty Plus.

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Modern design with gracious simplicity that will not to the One of 14 superb from modern to authentic tradition.il. In mahogany, walnut or 00. a vox Home Furnishings Building 123 Second Ave. San Matco COME COME MARDI CRAS ON 25th AVE. AUGUST 27 AND 28 South San Mateo Merchants Assn.

VINCE'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY and MONDAY August 1 and 2 WILL RE-OPEN TUESDAY AUGUST 3rd Under the management of Vince Licata, owner and former operator--Serving the SAME DELICIOUS SEAFOODS and SEAFOOD SALADS AS BEFORE. MARKET OPEN AS USUAL VINCE'S Alt KINDS OF FRESH FISH AND SHELL FISH TO TAKE HOME ISthAVE.AELCAMINO SEA FOOD DINNERS SERVED DAILY 11 AM TO 10 PM Fireside 5-9918 City Bans "9 KAY SAKS of California and Ours Exclusively Sinking travel tones in fine Botany gabardine. Sizes 12 to 18. 79.95 Coot and Suit Salon, Second Floor 130 Second Avenue San Mateo fans NANCY I II IT PANTS For Mother's convenience and baby's comfort, just try this pinless waterproof diaper covering. Use it with cotton diapers or disposable liners--panty and diaper snap on in one simple operation.

Sizes for infants to one year. 1.00 Exclusive with City of Paris INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S SHOP if 130 Second Avenue Son Mateo.