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34 San Mateo Ufa Ztmt6 Monday, Sept. SO, 1971 Greek dancers, perform the Aloniotiko, or Macedonian line dance. At right, Louie Gundunas supports his sister in law, Kathy Gundunas as well as a table in his teeth as he dances in a feat that has won national acclaim. (Photos by George Brooke) GRECIAN FESTIVAL Ten hour festival in Fairgrounds Hall of Flowers in San Mateo yesterday saw more than 1,000 upper left) fill hall almost immediately, and stay for ten hours of dancing, entertainment and gourmet dining. At right, the Altos, Festival Draws 4,000 WvUhPi Greek The second Grecian Panigirii at the San Mateo County Fairgrounds on Delaware Avenue an overtime last night as a happy turnout poured an estimated $20,000 into the till to help pay off a church mortgage, fhp.

festival, which this year spread through several rooms of the Han oi nuweis, saw a ten hour span of entertainment in the classical Gre Help" is designed to help citizens in their i rnment agencies and officials and on other covernment agencies and officials ana on ouwr qww interest. Obviously, we cannot answer or even ac 18 Charged With Smuggling ston, Belmont. It is the largest in northern California. It was a strolling crowd, mov ing through the art and handcrafts room, into the restaurant, and about the great hall. The hall itself lined with elaborate booths, with items ranging from antiques and imports to an immense variety of pastries of the Greek and Middle East tradition.

It packed around the large stage for the show, and lined up for the taverna, where Grecian wines, cordials, cognacs and other drinks were sold. It drank Turkish coffee at the sidewalk cafe, and bought Grecian cookbooks at the other end of the hall. Because of the heat, the shirt sleeve turnout did not dance until late in the day. Then long ltnes formed on the dance floor, enlarged for the occasion, in the dipping, twisting and spinning group dances of Greece. It was a success wnnout a doubt," said Father Alexander Fasoulas, pastor of the church.

"Over 300 worked hard for several weeks to prepare the festival, and many gave a great effort at festival itself. "Despite the heat, everyone cian manner, an elaborate bazaar and community dancing. At its peak, the crowd was estimated at more than 2,500. Officials were not sure today just how many attended the festival, but agreed that shortly after it began it had passed 1,000, and that a thousand people were still on hand at 9 p.m., its scheduled closing. It finally closed at 10 p.m.

All Joanne Fahey, 31, Corte Made i ra; Marsha Kamler, 24, San Francisco: Robert Halverson, 27, Tiburon; and William Shu bin, 27, Felton. Those indicted but not yet arrested are Rohan, John R.l Franklin, 33, Corte Madera Frank Sayre, 27, Corte Madera; Harold Houle, 40, Janice Swang, 23, Dwight Tate, 32, address un known: James Robb, age, cit; zenship and address unknown; and Roy Ramirez, 43, Coachel i. Arrested in Nevada were! knowledge every inquiry, and we, of course, reserve the ngni SShoIehere sjeeific help cai given Write, Help, The Times, P.O. Bos 540D, San Mateo, 9M0Z. Herfis my problem.

I mailed in cash to the Bank of California. I deposited the envelope in the mailbox directly in front of the Post Office in Belmont. After waiting until five days 1 complained to the bank. The checkine department informed me no money was receded The bank also told mc to have in Eelroon, and San Mateo to Send out tracers. This I did.

To date I have received no reply. k.E. Tt is always dangerous to send currency through the mail. All banks strong! rge that currency no: be the mail. Unfortunate it is almost impossible missing, currency II i difficult to explain that there, is little 01: no chance to rcco S70 The only thing we can say is to urge you again, not to put currency in the mail, without registering it.

ThXme renters, and owners on East Third Avenue and NorfSt have been putting up with drivers that run through this area. We don mind the loud starts and the screeching stops of these driven i bt we wouW like something done about a left turn signal from Norfolk into or the freeway tend to think they have the versus fee direct straight traffic heading south from Norfolk. There wal a serious accident last night and many near nuss es on that corner. We would all appreciate It if something could be done. told me it was reauy enjoyable." S.S.F.

Police Plan Auction A police auction on unclaimed i Included in the items to be oroDertv is scheduled for 10 L.irtmnrrl are radiss. TVs. coin SOMETIME THIS WEK 13 SHOP THE WESTERN WAT Kj CJ JEANS BOOTS JACKETS 8 Conservation, Population To Be McCloskey Themes Lolcctioiv sports equipment. cameras, nroiectors. kitchen projectors.

equipment, tools and jewelry. with nf the eit turn uic o.i" the text, but it takes a disci plined person to learn anything The person who takes course bv television has a cou ple of advantages. He can study at home in convenient ana comfortable surroundings and he eets the material from three spnarate ancles. The text, the course, and the programmed course cover the subject, eaen from a slightly different approach." In addition, Walters is plan ning to have office hours during which he will be available for TV students to call in and ask Questions about points that are not clear. How this plan will work out remains to be seen.

It has never been tried here 'before, either leaJmgs pastries were sold out, and early estimate was that more than 4,000 had attended. George Catomer, Festival finance chairman was jubilant over the result. "It was and looked professional. People were happy and enjoyed the day, as the extra hour of festival would indicate." he said. The Festival benefits the Holy Cross Orthodox Church on Alameda de las Pulgas near Ral George Ball an, 46.

and Eliza beth BOWeS, DOin 01 UHS vcgoJ The indictments were announced in Washington, D.C.. by Myles J. Ambrose, commission of customs. Under investigation since 1965, the case drew cooperation from the California Bureau in Narcotic Enforcement, the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, the Arizona De jnart.mp.nt of Public Safety Narcotics, the Los Angeles Police Department, the Riverside County sheriffs department ana the Tucson Police Department.

ine he had done so on legal grounds. The woman appeared dissatisfied with the reply when the congressman added that his wife, too, had been unimpressed with his reasoning. Officer Foils Art Theft Three sneaky people were chased off Sunday night when they attempted the big Burlin game art theft. Not from a museum, but from Peninsula hospital. A Burlingame Poliee Officer reported he was sitting in the lobby just before midnight, when he saw a young lady wearine ooncho and san move cautiously down the hall and slip a painting off the wall and under her poncno.

He stood in front of her as she headed for the doorway, and she said: "Oh, I wanted to buy this. Is there any place I can pay for it?" Then she dropped the paint ing, a still life by Beth Ghsohi. and fled. Outside, she joined two other sandalled persons, who dropped a second painting By tne same artist, jumped into a mim Dus, and fled. The paintings are part of an art showing arranged by tne fe ninsula Hospital Auxiliary.

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Campbell Dentist SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A federal grand jury has returned marijuana smuggling indictments against IS persons, including 12 from the San Fran cisco Bay Area. Among the California charged is Brian nonan, jd. a San Francisco attorney who denies any i 1 i a i of wrongdoing. Speaking for Rohan on Frt dav, attorney Vincent Hailman said his client "acted1 completely innocently as an attorney for two clients who wanted to buy land in Arizona." Hallihan said Koiian "Knew nothing of the purpose ot ms clients intended for the ranch." The indictments returned in U.S. District Court in Arizona said Rohan bought a ranch near Winslow, to which another nerson drove a truck loaded with 1.20D pounds of marijuana and where stiu anomer ouni airstrip.

All 18 are charged with con soirine to smuggle 2,863 pounds of marijuana from Mexico to the United States by airplane The marijuana was estimated to: be worth from 3150 to 175 a pound, or a total of $501,025 if the high figure is usen. Californians who have been arrested include Daniel Badar acco, 28, Fairfax; Williaml Craig, 22, Pacificar; Randall Rushing, 24, San Francisco; Will Walker, 27, Corte Madera; Bike Stealer Sent to Jail A San Jose man has been sen tenced to one year in county jail for bicycle thefts April IS in South San Francisco. Dominic Carucci, 23, was also recommended for the county's work furlough program. He was arrested along with Matthew Macciano, 24, of San rancisco for taking two ten speed bicy cles from South San Francisco Hieh School. A no bail bench warrant has been issued for Macciano, who failed to show up in court, officials said.

Department co sponsored synchroniied slm team, the ceecnea oy tron nchrbnlzed swim damorutra 30 o.m. at Jonvlie Swim Keho Avenue. Public Invit ed. San Mateo's own slow sikh Softball league, me Ci'y Athletic Leejue, ontln clay today al Kins Field. Four team play.

a.m. to 2 p.m., for Clly cham. orship decided by leasua standing, Oc loosr 17. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS rrestlo'n swim Neither "joiwle Klnfl Community Swim Centers. Jonvllle recreation swim jJJujJ! fi'pitf hours: Tuesday andThursday.

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LONG BEACH (UPI) Two topics with short fuses in an election year conservation and the population bomb will be the gist of a nationwide mailing campaign to raise $100,000 a month (or Rep. Paul N. McCloskey. Jr. (R The Northern California congressman said Friday the mailing campaign begins soon in his drive to prevent iNixon renom ination next year.

McCloskey told a student audience at Cal State Long Beach that the two causes for which he fiehts hardest in Congress, pop ulation control and resource conservation, will be featured ui a specialized mailer within the next few days. "It's a struggle trying to raisei the 1100.000 a month I need to keep this campaign he said. McCloskey said he intends to carrv his "oust Nixon campaign" into the New Hampshire and California presidential primary elections. He declined to say whether he would support a democrat for president if he fails to unseat Nixon. Later Friday, during a second student address at Los Angeles' University of Southern California, McCloskey fielded a question from a Woman's Liberation advocate.

Why, she asked, had he voted against a so called "equal rights" amendment for women in the House. McCloskey grinned, explain Dental Plates EASY CREDIT TERMS on approved credit for Dental Plates, Partial Plates and Removable Bridges. All credit handled by our office. New Dental Plates me he's oavine for, what we've got and he deserves to be able to use it. "We have to turn away a lot of people because classroom are too small and we don't have enough teachers.

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