The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 34

34 San Moro HEWIffl irk April 26, 1973 RECRUIT LEAVE SAN MATEO Fireman Recruit Michael F. Stull, sea of Mr. and Mrs. Oromond B. Stull, of 1712 Monticello Road in San Mateo, recently returned from' Arsonists Destroy Cars In Belmont Laurelwood Maps Win Approval seven weeks of Recruit Training San Diego.

Two suspected auto arsons! Subdivision maps for two more units of Laurelwood were that destroyed a pair of cars oc flfe Py49 Bfiitlfl DnNhZlCv Jfl Vth! approved last night by the Sanj curred within minutes of each Mateo Planning Commission. other in Belmont this morning. They call for ten duplex lots possibly committed by the same on the extension of Glendora Drive and 85 single family residential lots on Cherrywood, person. Police said burglary apparent Parkwood, Mulberry, and Ce ly was the motive, with the fires aarwood Drives, started to cover the crimes. Included in the project are lots which were involved in the A new Capri owned by Claude Laurelwood Park swap.

Mandell, 33. was set afire There was some question! raised as to the effect of drain while parked in front of his home at 718 Alameda de las Pulgas just after 4 a.m. and was age from Laurelwood Creek on Manna Lagoon, but the com I with its interior complete mission ruled that the project would not have a significant WILLIAM SULLIVAN Regional P.O. Leader Will Speak ly engulfed in flames. Officer environmental impact.

Richard Fogarty reported. Commissioners approved the; The door had been pried but maps unanimously and sent I them to the City Council for ac the interior of the car was de stroyed and police were unable! tion at its May zi meeting. The commission spent 90 min to tell if anything had been sto utes studying the specific nlan The Downtown San Mateo len. MOCK TRIAL ATTRACTED the interest of Hillsdale high school students Tuesday. Here attorney Robert Hutchinson, acting as judge, discusses pro cedure with Debbie Rule, Argie Monolakis, Frank Bracken, Craig Morgan, Joe Giammona and Pam Gambini.

(Times photo tor Manner island, then Lions Club will honor Postal tinued at until Mav 29. Officer James Goulart did de It was decided that additional termine later liat a radio had Week at their weekly luncheon meeting on Monday at the Ben study of the residential mis. design criteria, parks andi jamin Franklin Hotel it was been taken from a 1970 Torino; parked in front of the home of schools is necessary before ac i announced by President George can De taken. The matteri Halerow. Milton J.

Savin, 37, 2137 Pull man Avenue, a few minutes lat flas been before the planners Mateans Well Represented at California Tomorrow Meeting U.S. 'Postal Week will be ob since last October. er when Savin's car was found, served throughout the country A development team wants to auring April is to May o. construct a regional shopping ith its interior ablaze. Flare caps were found in Sav center, apartments and office The Regional Post Master presentation.

A number of local1 (Special to The Times) California Tomorrow vesier The panel discussions ranged from the California coastline to in's car and nest to Mandell's, General William Sullivan will be the speaker of the day at the! Mock Trial Produces Acquittal Hillsdale High School's Business Law class, in cooperation with the San Mates County Bar Association, produced a mock trial Tuesday with the assistance of three attorneys and a San Mateo police officer. Busi leading police to the suspicion of! day concluded that "the future uons (jjud meeting at 12:10 city councils were representee. Pacifica's Grace McCarthy, Portola Valley CouncihvDman the desert and from atomic pow' er plants to substantial tax is today." p.m. Local businessmen are in complexes on Che property. Tree House Is Burned arson.

Firemen quelled both fires in a few minutes but both Some 500 conservationists. vited as are all visiting Lions. Eleanor Boushey and Redwood! developers. Republicans. Demo Sullivan has been associated! cars appeared to be total losses, City's Margerite Lipzig participated.

Mrs. Charlotte Schuitz crats, labor and mmonlv repre with postal operations since police said. Although the opinions w.ere as diverse as the participants the consensus of the conference was that jcalifrnia must halt the 1964. He served as assistant field representative to Senator, sentatives, students and public officials attended the Fourth Since the fires occurred within staff director to the presidential Biennial Planning Conference San Carlos firemen had to short range, stopgap, single commission established by President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Imme fight their way through a thick Arten Gregono, also attended. Henry Bostwick, from the San Mateo County Development Commission and Frank Calton sponsored by California Tomor purpose approach to problem ness teacher Wilms Greene's ciately prior to his appointment solving. streients created an instrue growth of poison oak yesterday evening to extinguish a burning row. The purpose of the two day a few minutes and a few blocks of each other and kept duty officers busy, police quickly asked the sheriff's office for assistance in covering the area for any further incidents. Deputies reported nothing unusual from their nere he served as district man 'The average person is now tiona! courtroom scene in ob from Crocker Land Company program was 10 explain ager, postmaster Cleveland.

aware that the earth is a fragile nee limine. According to firemen, the tree servance of Law Week. May explore long range social, eco He and his wife Jacqueline and unite ecological whole. Senator Cranston state nomic and environmental prob Tnis year's trial ws identical to last year's script, dealing in ive two children and live were among the local development interests represented. Conservation activists Ellie Larsen and Sylvia Gregory from San Bruno and Claire Dedrick, lems coniront ne ua Hernia patroi.

San Mateo, "Comprehensive planning not the area of student rights locker searches. The three San As one might expect from such a complex topic, questions were more abundant than con or.iy must include mass transit pollution control, and water pu house, built to hold four, was 200 feet off the road up a steep hill between Madera Avenue and Vista del Grande. They said the tree had begun to burn as well by the time they arrived around 6 p.m., but undergrowth was still green enough to keep chairwoman of the San Mateo rification, but also must consi County Environmental Qualitv McCloskey Meets Public clusions. The series of speakers, der employment and economic Mateo attorneys: Robert Hutchinson. Barn' Price and Joe Bergeron' portrayed the judge, prosecutor and the defense at tornev respectively.

The stu Coordinating Council also at ramifications along with the tended. Larry Cooper cover? the beat from Burlingame to San Jose. As car Peninsula Bureau Chief he's on the spot when the news is hot on the Peninsula. including U.S. Senator Alan Cranston, San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson and officials from Congressman Paul N.

McClos Republican Al Shreck lunched Friday, 5 fi p.m., Stanford University, Tresidder Union: key Jr. will hold a series of pub dents assumed the roles of the with former Democratic Nation environmental impact statement." The delegation of San Mateans was substantial and per lie meetings witn constituents me lire from spreading. They reported the fire may have been started by children playing with matches. 6 7:30 p.m.. Lucie Stern Com al Committeewoman, Mrs.

Ed defendant, witnesses and jury Saturday and Sun Georgia. Massachusetts. Minne and Stockholm. Sweden gave a broad overview of environmental planning problems ward Heller. Atherton publisher Joe Hough merriDers.

The plot consisted of Sandy haps an accurate microcosm of A forestry hose line was 'Congress is coming to grins munity Center. Palo Alio. Saturday, 10 11 a.m., Burgess Park Recreation Center. Menlo Park; 11:30 12:30. Roberts the conference.

teling. member of the Metropolis dragged up the hill to put out the fire. Squealer Hillsdale senior Pam Gambini) a student at fictitious with major issues of energy policy, foreign aid. wage and price Transit Commission noted Menlo Park's Mel Lane, publisher of Sunset Magasine and that "our environmental prob i Store. Woodside: 1 2 o.m..

Pub controls, rax reform and trade chairman of the California' lems are so mter related that bc Library. Portola Valley Coastal Commission spoke abou' legislation," McCloskey said. "I would welcome the chance to tine Shah of Kuwait and dollar a gallon gasoline will probably do Sunday, 10 11 a.m.. William the day to day operation of the discuss these and any other is son store. Pescadero: commission.

Easl Palo Aito's more to get us out of our cars Vandalism Bothers M.P. Schools Perplexed trustees of the sues, as well as to try to help 30 12:30, Peterson Alsford Rhodes, discussed the than the California Tomorrow witn any speciiie problem a res Store, San Gregorio; 1 2 p.m., Save $1.00 need for strong neighborhood re plan." ilient mignc nave witn any fed appie jacks, La Honda 3:30 p.m., Skywood Inn, eral agency." The schedule: tkyionda. Menlo Park School District last night discussed at length possi ways to lower the rapidly in Lloyd Nolan at Cancer Kickoff Drive in S.M. eraasing vandalism to their schools which has increased mure than r29M over ihe past five years despite the closing of 633 EL CAMINO REDWOOD CITY 368 3884 Body to 9., SntSto7 5un It, 5 Spiro T. Agnew High School, reporting to her vice principal.

Victor Do Good i junior Frank Braken) that another student. Dave Pusher (senior Craig Morgan) had offered to sell her some marijuana. Do Good instructed Sandy to make a purchase and turn the marijuana over to him. Later, the vice principal searched Dave's locker and found marijuana and a molotov cocktail. Dave was arrested by Paul Narc (portrayed by San Mateo pjiice officer Tony Mark! and booked for possession of the molotov cocktail, possession of marijuana and offering marijuana for sale.

The iriai consisted of testimony offered by other law students portraying Dave Pucker's fellow classmates. They included: Emma Radical senior Debbie Rule.i, Theresa Knowiial i senior Argie Monoiakis) and George Goodbody i senior Joe Giammona.) The mock trial lasted for hours, at which time the case was presented to the jury for o. of their five schools. (IT During the 196G 67 school year tal vandalism lo all schools was S1968. Last year it reached M886.

BIG UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL Superintendent Franklvn 0. White reported windows have been shattered, doors and locks SALE have been smashed and damage uas ueen wore to lire alarm systems, buildings, equipment and i grounds. The school board aereerj to at Now tempt to get parental help bv Lloyd Nolan, star of si age screen and television, spoke at the Kick Off lunchenn for the San Mateo County Unit of the American Cancer Society. The luncheon marked the start of the Cancer Crusade which will continue through May II. Nolan noted that the Bay Area was his bailiwick" since he was raised in San Francisco and attended Stanford University.

His rugged character gave way when he spoke poignantly of losing some "old and good friends" through cancer, naming Humphrey Etngart, Judy Holliday, Gary Cooper, Robert Taylor and others. "You may ask what does an aclor like Lloyd Nolan have to do with cancer and my answer would be, we all have something lo do with it. We must all work to Inform the public oa the importance of early detection. John Wayne is alive and kicking today because he sought medical' help early. Many others, however, will die needlessly because of unnecessary delays," noted Nolan.

Mrs. William Doherty of San Mateo, County Residential Chairman, pointed out that in San Mateo County alone almost 300 people will die because they did not know cancer "danger signals." "Our goal for this year will be 5247,000. We will need this amount in order lo continue our present programs of education, research and rehabilitation. Volunteers are still needed to distribute literature Ihrougbout the county. For further information contact the San Mateo office of the American Cancer Society at 1517 South Street.

more publicity and to write in the student councils of all mid 1 deliberation. The twelve Hills die schools to seek student coop dliHont inrvire af)c lic dale student jurors, after eralion yd. QUILT MATERIAL 54" Crush MATERIAL 55' 'j. 43 11 54 TWILL MATERIAL 99' discussing the case among themselves, tound the deiendant not guilty of the charge of possession of marijuana and possession of a fire bomb. 54 BOAT TOPPING 1 54 CLEAR PLASTIC MATERIAL If go.

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a 99 Now 0 Only Mm 99; NOW OPEN IN WOODSIDE We, Pay the Highest Interest Rales an Insured Savings Corporation Guilt Plea It was the now defunet Burlin game Motors, not its owners, who pleaded guilty to grand theft in San Mateo County Superior Court earlier this month. The Times reporled that the corporation's owners, Jerrold L. Bromberg and Larry F. Booth, had made the guilty pleas. However, it was a guilty plea on behalf of the corporation that was accepted by Superior Court Judge Gerald E.

Ragan. Judge Ragan explained that AUTO CARPET MATERIAL Choke of Colon 36" Wide Vandalism (Continued From Page 331 "Just didn't have anything else to do It was sure stupid, and we are sorry." Most of the cars. Agoff said, fortunately bad the paint re PANEL TRIM CURTAIN FASTENERS for Anliquff 4 VINTAGf I CARS. Or ginal ifyk fasten lp! for replacing worn. Reg.

$4.15 rd. 295 yd 4 moved promptly by the owners using various preparations themselves. PINCH WELT Wide Choice of Colon WINDLACE Wide Choice of Colors 1 WELTING Wide Choice of Colon 15' the law permits a corporation to 6 5V 5 enter a guilty plea through an attorney, with the rationale that Passbook Account No minimum I I fflEUUU AMERICAN LK3HT WHISKEY PflOOf. ftAftrOH D1S1IUJNG COWAffY BAPCBTC.KEriTIJOOC But in about a half dozen cars, the paint could not be cleaned off. In those cases, Detective Agoff said, if permiled, the boys will be put to work lo restore the cars to their original condition, and if (hat can't be done, the cars will be sent to an auto detail shop to have the work done professionally.

The parents of both boys said they will pay for the damages but the money will be taken out of the boys' allowances. Agoff said, "When we talked to the parents, they were not only shocked and dismayed, but also terribly embarrassed. And, 'Withdrawals before maturity subject to 90 day interest forfeiture ft) BELL SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSOCIATION 1841 El Camino Biirlingame phone 697 8497 417 South Street San Mateo phone 344 1756 the corporation will make restitution to persons affected. In the case of Bromberg and Booth, both have agreed to refund a total of $13,050 to persons who assigned their cars to Bur lingame Motors for resale, but were not reimbursed. Both defendants have assured the court that they will pay the owners for the cars by October 1.

Judge Ragan said that if repayment is not made by the deadline the district attorney's office has the prerogative to file criminal charges against the individuals involved. CARPETS for most AMERICAN CARS full sef FRONT REAR OKN EVENMGS AND SUNDAYS REDWOOD CITY The Quiet Taste. 16'5 2934 Woodside Road Woodside phone 851 they assured me proper discipli nary measures would be taken with the boys..