The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 9

Girl Scouts Plan Activities (TlniM Service) SOUTH FRANCISCO, Sept. first meeting of the season for Girl Scout leaders was held last Wednesday at the recreation building in the Orange Avenue Memorial park. Mrs. Helen Gould, executive director of Northern San Mateo county; and Miss Carolyn Passonneau, Northern County field director, were present and assisted with the meeting. Training Planned Training calenders were discussed and also the placing of girls in the right troops.

Leaders attending signed up for the different training courses presented. Mrs Doris Lloyd, Elizabeth Thum and Lazella Hargraves were appointed to close the Girl Scout Camp Wasibo for the season. Courses Scheduled Introductory training courses will be held from September 22 through November 10 on Thursdays at Colma town hall. Advance training courses will be held on Wednesdays, September 28 through November 2 at Girls Scout auditorium in Colma. First Aid courses will be held on Monday evenings, 7 to .10 p.m., September 39 through November 7, in San Bruno scout house on Taylor and Carleton streets.

Nine work shops are Hsted: Nature, Tuesdays, September 20 and 27 at Colma town hall; games and singing games for Brownies Thursdays, 22 and 29 at Oraage Memorial recreation build ing; games and folk dancing for Girl Scouts, Thursdays, October 6 and 13 at Orange Memorial park recreation building; "our friends around the world," Friday, September 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. a Colma auditorium. Songs for scouts, Tuesdays, Oct obcr 4 and 11 at Girls Scout office auditorium in Colma; badges in ir termediate program, Fridays, Ocl ober 7, 14, and 21 at Colma audi torium; senior troop program, Tues days October 25, November 1, 8 and 15; troop dramatics, Thursday November 17, Girl Scout auditorium in Colma. Leadero Register Leaders must register for courses by September 15, and must have them turned into Girl Scout Office, Route 1, Box 235B, Colma, 25.

Leaders who attended the meeting Velma Cromwell, Ethel Bramlet, Elizabeth Thum. Alice f'eliz, Bessie Carlyle, Roanna Cady, Easter Spencer, Doris Lloyd, Lazella Hargraves and Mrs. Don Sadler. BELMONT NEWS BELMONT, Sept. 12.

--Walter and Richard Healy, sons of the James Healys of Sunnyslope avenue, have just returned from an extended trip with their uncle John Hcaly of Chicago. Their itinerary included Los Angeles, Catalina and the Carlsbad Vaverns in New Mexico. Walter entered St. Joseph's Military academy in Belmont, and Richard will a Bellarine school. The Rev.

John Daley will be the speaker at the Lions club luncheon Tuesday at Bondys. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes and Vliss Barnes of Ralston avenue lotored to Lake Tahoe, Virgini; City and Reno over the last week nd. Homeview Group Plans Election (Tlmti Connty Newi StrTict) BELMONT, Sept.

12. Next Wednesday evening, at the City Hall HomevievAlecreation association members, just completing a Toddle park in their district, will meet to pass on by-laws and hold an election of officers. The group met last week with Ernest Krutt- schnit presiding. The committee to formulate the by-laws includes Robert Whitney and James Ice. The group is interested in main tenance for their park.

In lieu of help from tbe city, Denver Wilson has volunteered to keep the park grass watered for two weeks Charles Batchelder has donated lumber for seats and tables in the park. The city of Belmont ha given $100 each to all three Toddle parks. Mrs. John Hare- and Mrs Howard of the Cipriana park as sociation attended the meeting. Higgins Family Ends Fortnight's Touring (Tlmx County Newt Serried SAN BRUNO, Sept.

an Mrs. Charles Higgins of 544 Elm avenue returned Wednesday froj a two weeks' vacation tour, whic included Soquel, Carmel, Big tin and Monterey, and several trip into the higher Santa Cruz moun tains. They were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marvin, an Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Delaney. The Mothers' auxiliary of St foseph's military academy wil jive a welcoming tea tomorrow at St John's hall on the school cam- ms at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. James itainton is president.

The regular business meeting occurs September 20. Two babies were born to Home- view residents this week Rosalie rene is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Jonas of Furlong street, their sixth child, and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Leal of Irwm street have son, James Leal. Miss Jane Straley, 5 years old, was hostess at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Straley at luncheon in honor of the anniversary. There were 12 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel of Homeview and daughter Natalie are motoring to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Nerli of Half Moon Bay have named their new daughter Paulette Anne. Mrs. Nerli is the former Barbara Valladao, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Valladao of Belmont.

TPMOubto Hold Parties County Sertlce) SAN BRUNO, Sept. 12. --The P.M. club met at the home of rs. Virgil Turnbough, of 673 Sec nd avenue on Thursday evening he meeting was presided over President Irene Tydeman, Mrs orraine Cole was voted in as a ew member.

Plans for a party to be held in ctober were the main topic of tht vening, and the other plans cal or a Hallowe'en social affair. After the business meeting rogram was presented by Mrs, Eddie Smith, who spoke on "Chii ren Back to School." Games were played with prize omg to Mrs. Russell Turnbough Eddie Smith. Troy Land, Ray Hun Derger, and Mrs. Eddie Smith re- eived the hostess gift Mrs.

Steve iurski was a guest and the next meeting will be held at the home Mrs. Vaughn Tydeman. Gas Bugs Race At Bruno Park (Timef Coontr pltws BfrrJee) SAN BRUNO, Sfpt. 12--The San Bruno "gas bugs" have obtained the sanction of the chamber of commerce and park commission to race their midget cars and planes in San Bruno citv park. On Labor day a crowd of 500 watched the tiny cars obtain a speed of 85 miles per hour.

Every precaution is being made to protect spectators, and plans are completed to build a crash wall. A one-sixtprnth mile track space was donated by the park commission. Those owning cars and running them on the track are Bill Bailey, president; Gene Bloesch, Dr. P. H.

Hand, Larry Sclroemaker, Rose Pinto, and Eleanor Bordo, with Verne Pickett and Bob Myers owning planes. The club has members from Mill brae, San Bruno, South San Fran cisco, Redwood City, Sharp Park and San Mateo. Both adult and teen-agers are welcome. Any infor desired can be obtained a Lheir Sunday meetings at the park AND SO'S YOUR OLD MAN! PRAGUE--UP)--The Cze.chs have a new wisecrack this summer. I goes: Question--Who's the a man, Stalm or Lenin? Answer--Yes.

ew San Bruno Church Plans (Times County Srrrlct) SAN BRUNO, Sept. Church of the Latter Day Saints progressing with its plans for an sdifice in Millbrae before the end 1950. Church heads have pur- hased a two-acre lot overlooking he Meadow Glen and Capuchino jubdivisions. Paul Peterson of Millbrae is responsible for the finance commit- to assist in raising funds for he building. Twenty-one San Maeo county individuals including Joe Peterson, Leland Fife, Howard Peterson, Max Edwards, Bill Stephens, Ed Bowring, Maurice Monson, Clarence Jensen, Autna Arnason, Cecil Morris, Ray Lloyd Mel Pickering, Bill Holt, Johnny Gene Robinson, Mark Hart Steve Okey, and Ray Spackman are serving with him as the drive for money gains momentum.

A number of others will be chosen to assist as the need arises. At a recent meeting, severs plans were under consideration to enable the church to begin con struction by next spring. Max Ed wards of Hillsborough was hos for the evening. --o---- GOOD SPRAY -The keeping quality of Long Is land cauliflower was improved by spraying the crop with hormones or growth-regulating substances two weeks before harvest. Si.

Paul's Directors At Pot-Luck Dinner County Ntwi Service) SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. board meeting on St. Paul's Methodist church was held last at the church. Before the meeting, a pot-luck dinner was served. Chairman Don Bice conducted the meeting, which 30 members of the board attended.

Various committee reports were a The finance committee report was made by John Huston; treasurer's report, Bert Nicholls; pastoral relations and music by Rachel Jones; W.S.C.S. report by Vice-President Wanga Swander; membership by Blanche Ostrander; secretary report by Zahlia Moss; Men's club report by Sargent Huff; snd also the Methodist Youth Fellowship report. AT ANY HOUR Part of our aervlce to thii community lies in a readinan to answer calls in any emergency at any hour of day at night. The experienced ttaff at Sneider and Sullivan Mortuary wtyi on duty to take Immediate charge of ill details. 40 YEARS Of SAN MATEO SNEIDEI SULLIVAN is NOWH DIAMOND MONDAY, SEPT.

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