The Post from San Mateo, California • Page 55

Bright Lights Four Freshmen Return To Pack's 14th Time GEORGE ANDROS. one of the Bay Area's top big-name entertainment hookers, passed the word along that when the Four Freshmen openijd at his New Fack's, Friday night, it marked their 14th appearance; under the various Fack's roofs during the past years. Each time, a new house record was established. Don't miss this great act Phil Rauscher, athletic manager of the International Inn restaurant, is an ardent water ski enthusiast and spends many of his days off zooming over the lakes Laura Miller, a member of Renato's staff, is a former movie starlet and appeared in numerous John Wayne pic- lures. There is much eye lifting during her dining room shift at this popular Peninsula French-Italian restaurant.

Late dining flash: Starting this week, Renato's is serving a special full course spread for just $2.25 Scal- lopini with ravioli; a la Renato All the comforts of home at Charlie Low's Forbidden City. Knjoy cocktails and television in show times. Art Norkus and his or- by Sian Francisco's FamiliiM Since 1886 1 Italia 621 Union, S.f. YU 6-1886 Wednesday, j'une 20, 1962 The Post-XS GSM Scholarships Awarded Club Opens Scholarships and aa-ards of San Mateo county. Ition--February award and Seven-jschool--Joint Apprenticeship com- merit appreciation v.i College of San I Mateo.

Included among the recipients George Andros the exotic lounge between chestra play for New 365 Club Hit Bimbo's nerw "French Follies of 1962" precmed last Thursday night, which was past-post for today's "Bright Lights" column. However, a complete rundown on this extravaganza next week. Show times: 8 p.m.--10-30 p.m. --I a.m. Exceptional dinners, the world famed "Girl in the Fish Bowl," and the new "Twist Room" are three additional reasons for making, the 360 Club a double must any evening of the week.

Brltta Tonlni of the Princeton Inn has discovered a "Get Rich Quick" scheme of making 25 per cent on her investment. So far. she has purchased $100 worth of four-cent postaue stamps. She figures when postEil rates rise to five cents, she'll! sell the stamps and make a profit irf $25.00. Us most amorous GIRLS: J.

REESE HULIRQUIS CHIMPS Albert's MIRAMAR HOTEL Half Moan Bay NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Dancing 9 p.rn. to 1 a.m. DINNERS COCKTAILS Reservations--RA 6-47SO The BUNKER Restaurant and TEE ROOM Loungs CYPRESS HILLS GOLF COURSE Hillside Colma A Country Club for the Public GOOD FOOD-7 Days a Week Breakfast--Lunch--Dinner FREE Hoi Hor; d'Oeuvres During Cocktciil Hour Far Reservations Call: Gene Zerga--WY 2-5157 San Francisco Relax enjoy Ifis friendly atmosphere and delicious Italian cuisine at Rocca's. Lunch, dinner, codfsils and banquet facilities. iii Golden Gate ON SAX PBAKC1SCO NEW TIVOLI "REAL GOOD FOOD" Opi.n tor lunch L'hlckao.

Sealllopirio. Roaal and OtAar 4 Banqu.t Rooms Accommodate 15 to 300 Claiiod Tootkdoya 1438 DO 2-7023 Ctavoa cmd NICK FINOCCHJO, 3 Chineie Revues Nitely DINNER DANCING Art Norkus Orchestra 363 Suiter St. A CECA San Franciico UU l-QOOU FOREST FARM CAMPS Hind asth t'OREST FARM: E-8 year Mt BOUND UP: jear RIEUWOOn KANCH: 1S.JS ebU Fur Dnxlmni: KardM and Frineea Grejir. F.irnJ Farm. Flrest Knoll, Miirla OL 4-UI1, or Clraa Randolph, Representative, 17 Unrtuuida.

Sta OV ORCHESTRA DANCE (For Single Adults;) EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Sponsored by GUYS DOLLS CLUB, Inc. THE PENINSULA CLUB BOB'S ON ROADWAY la Ih, Haunt 1443 Broadway, BMrlingome Hetidrick's Pine Cone Camp A Small Camp in Beautiful! Santa Cruz mountains in ibciirt of redwoods Individual uiunis your clllld the Wad of vacation he waiiUB HiorftObactc Hltoing, Craa, swimming. Camp Out, Co9fcout, Trout Boys and Girls 6 to 15 Years $50 FOR ONE FULL WEEK RATES FOR LONGER PERIODS FEderal 8-6097 Rte. 1, Box 347 BOULDER CREEK MANZAN1TA RANCH--Established 1950-- aunty--California Prlraln Summer fntnp--Uojj and Olrli 6-1IL Hen woeia. Ttlomatidi ol acres rarred, primitive, beautiful mountain country.

A llawt frontier! Real eamp- hil! Illctlnr, pack trips, arts and cralts, ivhnzntar. Irout flihlnit, ranch construction and work, danclnf. ririerj. archer? and inanjr nthur Fnn. lure.

Good ru.He shelters. Contact Dr. T. Earl Iflllor. IMSJI La Loma DrlTo, Altos Hills, Caltlornla.

Free lllrrslure. HOWARD HOT SPRINGS lartrst combination at Natural Mlntral Bathii and Drinking Wnler Relief for Arthritis and Rheumatism. Masseurs and Masseuse Swimming Pool Sundecks American Plan. 31 Meals Write Howard Hot Springs, MiddUttown, Calif. Phone Cobb Ml.

8-5256 or S.IF. Plaza WAGON VAUEY RANCH -Seimm Begiro June 16 Ideal Western Summer Camp for Boys andl Girls 6 to 14 Limited Dullr a KUllnt, Bo.tint. FUbtaf, FoUl Dancinf. Campouts and many other aetlrltles under imurvtslon. For InJormaUan Plionc or Mr.

and Mra. Alden C. Mortn, leBIO Chalk Hill Ilealdsbarr. CnlU. ISanU Kosa Phone: Libert; C-379O.

of scholarships to graduates am continuing students at College San Mateo were the following: From Burlingame: Dianmi Moore--Cosmetology de i-artment award: Coiffeurs Unlim jUd of San Mateo and San Carlos Nancy White McLaughlin--Col ilege of San Mateo Cosmetology club award. Arlene Ann Paulic--Burlingame Kiwanis club. Mary Jane Lopretti--El Camino I chapter. National Secretaries. Ralph D.

Bauer--Millbrae Lions Virginia HeinkeJ--Seventeenth P-TA. I Sandra Flanagan--Menlo Park Business and Professional Worn en's club--February award. From San Mateo: Wanda Vetica--American Association of University Women, San Mateo branch. Marianne O'Neil--American As sociation of University Women. San Mateo branch and San Mateo Elementary Teatchers association.

Kathryn Teresa Weber--American Association of University Women. San Mateo branch, and San Mateo Rotary and University of California Alumni award. Joe Walter Webb--Litton Industries--February award and San Mateo Kiwanis club. Ralph Percy Lee--Kenneth R. West Memorial award.

Patricia Kanno--Bank of Ameri ca Business award, Shirley Cuni--College of San Mateo Cosmetology Alumni association. Elsie Shimamoto Cosmetology department award: James Victor and John Peri, Westchester International Beauty college, Los Angeles. Lynda McQuade--Dental Society Marianne Wives club K. of Emile LabadJe--Faculty Wives dub of College of San Mateo. Sflva Faculty College of San Mateo and Seventeenth district P-TA.

Thomas J. Krusic John A. Blume Engineering scholarship. Mary Ellen Morrissey--Mills Estate Women's club. Ireise V.

Mueller--Mills Estate Women's club. Drucilla Yee Peninsula chapter, Executive Secretaries and San Mateo county Association of leenth district P-TA. Carolyn Morrow San Mateo county Insurance Agents association--February award. Imittee. Lana Lockhart of Hillsdaie High school--San Mateo countv Insur- Teresa Briard--Seventeenth dis-i 31106 Agents association.

trict P-TA. Charles Stitt--'College of San Mateo Patrons association. David Dent--College of San Mateo Patrons association. Among awards to high school Mary Jane Alexander of San Mateo High school--Citizens Federal Savings and Loan association. William R.

Gossett National Kltrctrical Contractors association, San Mateo county chapter. graduates who will enter College) Kia Van Dusschoten of San of San Mateo as freshmen in the all semester were these: Savings Mateo High school--WiHiams andj Burrows. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO William Zellerbach president of the ZcHerbach paper company, was speaker at ceremonies last Friday evening at Los Cerritos school when officials of the South S4in Francisco Boys club received their national charter and held dedication exercises. Donors and volunteer workers who helped build the club attended the program, which is part 'of an official "Boys Club Week." Judy Hinckley of Hillsdaie High Office Employees. school--Citizens Federal Clark Maloney San Mateo and Loan association.

county Insurance Agents associa- Lois Doman of Hillsdaie High I Coast Hiway Traffic Jam PACIFICA --Traffic was com-11 pletely tied up on the Coast highway from a few minutes before 10 a.m_ to shortly before noon 1 last Thursday when glass-slide roadways created by a drizzling rain caused a series of accidents on the highway in the south of the city. The first accident occurred at II 9:50 a.m.. Officer Chuck Fitzgerald reported, when one vehicle stopped on the highway at Crespi drive and two autos piled into the rear. The second accident occurred a short time later when the driver I of a 10-ton truck owned by a I wine company noticed the flares of the first accident. As he braked his heavy vehicle it careened out of control in the Rockaway Beach cut, overturned, and completely blocked north and south bound lanes for more than an hour.

Traffic was backed up in both directions for at least two officers said. On minute later a woman lost ill control of her car near Fairway Park, sideswiped a mail truck anc! hit the rear of another vehicle. Earlier, Fitzgerald said, he noticed a vehicle had crashed into a light standard at Manor i drive, but as no serious damage I appeared to have resulted he I continued on to investigate other accidents. DANCING Friday arid! Saturday Ni'tes PRINCETON Princeton By-the-Sea prn Dayw Week Breakfast, Lancb and Dinner. Your Hosts BtrltU and Mlltun Tontot El Granada Hiwoiy 1 PA 8-3338 the BLUE PEACOCK RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE E.VTERTAIJVMENT NIGHTLY Dancing, Darrell Hutchinson's Orchestra.

Mon. thru Lloyd Fox at the Organ, Sunday. Xo Minimum No Cover Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner FINE FOOD, popularly priced, served in the luxurious atmosphere of. the Bay Area's most beautiful appointed restaurant. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

BPWC Honors Two for Work SAN BRUNO--Some 29 members of the Crystal Springs chap- jter of the Business and Professional Women's club gathered at the home of Mrs. Pat Mahoney, r20 Elm avenue, to honor Mrs. Bess Brown and Mrs. Claire Pound for their work and contributions to the club. The two sisters have long been residents of Millbrae and are well known for their philanthropic work in the area.

At present one of their pet projects is the Serra sanitarium, where they, with some help, try lo make life more interesting for the inmates. They are extensive travelers, and at present are planning on joining the settlement of senior citizens located outside of Phoenix. Ariz. BOWL Millbrae OXT-TMI El Camino Real at Millbrae Ave. ol Connmiseurs OUT OF HAYASTAN TO YOU Come the Biareil all fixnis cmd Good food CKOIIU.E rry Our Fuxatiui FuU Cociclails the Hu.Da.ya.

OMAR KHAYYAM'S Open 4 p.m. to Miclaiqb) O'FarreU at Powell Sundays ana tiuuauys 2 p.m. ID Midmqtu Sain Francisco MEXICAN! CAFE Have you discovered Fancho's? Delicious Food! Reasonable Prices! Favorite Daily Sp.cnU! Artistic Dining Room! Meticsn 1918 ErCamino "EM 8-4004 Located at 5 Pointe Shopping Center, REDWOOD CITY CSM Teachers To Conclave Three College of San Mateo in- siructors are attending a real estate training conference on Berkeley campus of the University of California. Cecilia Hopkins and lone A. Xomm of San Mateo and Lyle R.

Wood of San Francisco are among the 25 Northern California real estate teachers who will take part. The conference is presented by U. C. Extension in co-ooeration rtith the California Division of Real Estate, to help teachers keep abreast of recent developments in the real estate field and to develop new techniques for teaching real estate. Participants will hear talks by members of the U.

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