The Post from San Mateo, California • Page 2

1-5AN MA IEQ POST and GUIDE M.T.- I96ij Postmaster Is 'Man of Year' Postmaster Jolui J. dent of 'llio Hibernian Luncheon Young Lisa Dutloo, daughter of Air. ami Mrs Fred Dullon, reaches for a criiyon lo work on Ihc I'ooh coloring books created by her aunt, Connie (Mrs. John) Boucher of San Maleo. Connie Boucher'will be one of the three special guests at the book festival section of the June 3 "Country Fair" presented by the mothers of llillbrook school In Los Gatos.

Sharing honors with Mrs. Boucher at the festival will be Marian Scalon of I'alo Alto, writer of pre-eareer books, and Natlcc Kenoycr. The fair will run from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. (Adams photo) BuriBuriClub To Install New Officers SOUTH SAN FJMNCISCO-Thc Woman Buri has scheduled their annual installa- luncheon for June 3.

The Surprize-Foto Candidate affair, beginning at 12:30 p.m. be held at the New Southern in South San Fran- restaurant Cisco. New officers to be installed will be the Mesdames W. C. Drysdale, president; Alastair Finlayson first vice president; William second vice president; BrodcHck, currently chairman Ihe city's o(f-strect parking dis trict committee, long a Burlin game, civic leader, was nunicc "Man of the Year" at the annual Community Dinner at Bob's-on- Broadway Wednesday.

The announcement was made by Frank Conti, president of Bur lingame Uons club, -which co sponsored the award, on the basis of Broderick's "great orgamzini. ability, his service to the city state and nation, and his com munily leadership." After Ihe symbol of his new status--an engraved desk set-- Conti called upon Brodericks wife, Helen; their five children, and Broderick's mother, Mrs. Julia M. Broderick, to join him at (he head table. Mrs.

Broderick was presented with a dozen long-stemmed American Beauty roses. Background for "Man of the club. The 17tli annua! community dinner, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, was a sell-out succces, according to General Manager Granville Browning. Those attending were entertained, by the refrains of "The Power Glides," a barber shop quartet made up of Edmund Johnson, James Duncan, Woods Giberson. and Theodore Drake, who later led community singing.

Other activities included introduction of the 1961 chamber officers and directors, introduction of early-day Burlingame residents, introduction of early-day Burlingame businessmen, and recognition of honored guests, including civic and county officials. Waster of ceremonies was Luther Carr. John Burke, recording secretary; Clarence Baillie, corresponding secretary; Leonard Dunlop, treas- urer; and Mix Stein, publicity. The installing officer will be Mrs. William E.

Cottenham, international hostess of the Golde Sate district and a member the South San Francisco Women' club. For entertainment the commit Year" Broderick said that he spent all but two years of his life as a resident Burlingame, vas educated in Burlingame College of San Mateo, and San Francisco Law School, and was appointed postmaster in A navy veteran, and past commander of Malalan post of the VFW, Broderick was named an outstanding citizen by the Burlingame Eagles in 1958 shortly ce wil 1 spotlight "Kelelan under the direction Mrs. J. R. Matlock.

Table faVors will follow a Polynesian motif. An dded feature will be the opening the luncheon roup of the club. by the chora CLICK! MEET MRS. R. S.

RAWCLIFFE, 503 Kentucky Avenue, San Mateo. She reached for a Bortlen product and was photographed by surprize. She's eligible to become the "Borclen Belle!" Mrs. John Lesher, chairwoman committee the MesdameE the luncheon (be assisted by Or will you be the Belle" of our area? Elsie is conducting a Foto Search. AVill be photographed unaware, us you reach for that pood Borclen'sililk--fresh in from Borden'a close-in dairy "i 'Will Elsie's Surprize Plio- loKNipher catch you, as you reach for the best-tasting milk tlicro is-piire Bordcn's JI ilk Click! You never If your picture is published i permission, of course--you'll attend Klsic's Daisy Drawing (date announced later).

As Borden Belle," you'd receive IMsio's Came, a i you seo every where. Heucli for Borden'a tljen sec what happens! Raymond Baumbacfc, Lorenz Bul- after being as chairman of Ihe government employees committee of the United Crusade. At the time he was, and still is a member of the board of direc tors of the San Mateo county chapter of American Red Cross He is a past president of the USO and has served on the executive loard of the San Mateo county Boy Scouts. He was president of Surlingame Chamber of Commerce in 1957, and a past presi- leman, Herbert Gaines, Edwin Stanaway, Marcus Loorya and "Idward Laurel. Ellis Leads Heart Group Dr.

Eldon E. Ellis of Redwoo was elected president of th San Maleo county Heart associa ion at its tenth annual meeting Thursday nigh; at the Hilton'lnn. Former vice president, an member of many associatio committees. Ellis succeed Dr. Theodore M.

Myers of Sai Mateo. Other officers elected for 1901 19(52 include Dr. Martin M. Kohn San Bruno, vice president: Mrs Don M. Davis, Hillsborough, sec rotary; and William A.

Burkett San Mateo, treasurer. Robert A. Tarver, Burlingame attorney, succeeds George II Clinton of Hillsborough as chairman of the board of directors. Clinton was re-elected to Ihe mard of directors, along with Mrs. Lois Dixon Jones, R.N., San Mateo, and Howard L.

Pollard, San Carlos. FAMILY PORTRAIT The Broderick family Mary, 6, Mrs. Helen Broderick, "Man of (he poses for a pbrlrail around the Burlingamc's Year" John J. Broderick, Vickie, 20, and Yard, "Man of the Year." Left lo righl, firsl row, 14; back row, Tom, 8, John 10, and Terry, 11. Pay Increases For County's Workers OKd SAN FBANCISCO--HILLS DA IE UEDWOOD CITY A pay plan for county civil service for the coming fiscal was approved by the civil ervice commission i a ly a split vote.

Despite the request of the ounty board of supervisors for econsidcration of its stand, the ommission a a raises for only some 140 of the county's 1700 classified em- ployes. Mosl of them will gel raises of only 2.9 percent. The board is scheduled to adopl Ihe pay plan May 31. By law, the supervisors have no choice bul lo adopl Ihe plan, although they do not approve of it. There is a possibility, how- ever, that the supervisors may ask the commission lo conduct a mid-year salary survey and that the board will budg'el for mid-year pay raises.

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