Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 19

VODKA CHAT KA Another important FIRST at San Rafael Federal! FREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX EXCISE TAX REFUND OFFER! As proposed, the auto excise tax cut would be retroactive to May 15th. This means you can get your Rambler now, with a whoppingtrade-in allowance during our Sporting Spring Deal Days, and, if the tax cut is passed as proposed, you can get a prompt check from American Motors for the amount of the retroactive tax cut. You get a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX FREE at San Rafael Federal. Safeguard your documents and valuables personal and corporate papers, jewelry, securities, other prize possessions where they can never be destroyed, lost or stolen. Enjoy the peace ot mind of a San Rafael Federal safe deposit box accessible only to you.

EARN 4.94% IS EARNED ANNUALLY WHEN OUR 4.85% IS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY AND MAINTAINED FOR A YEAR PLUS free savings transfer service from any place in the world. Just cdll We do all the work. PLUS Triple protection for your savings. Your savings insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S. government, the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.

Sound, conservative local management. PLUS Free parking in the rear. PLUS 10 days free dividend savings deposited by the 10th earn from the 1st. PLUS Free service We pay postage both ways. San Rafael Federal Savings and Loan Association 874 FOURTH STREET, SAN RAFAEL, PHONE 456-6231 Hours: Monday thru Thursday 9:30 a.m.

4:00 p.m.; Friday 9:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Marin's only home owned Federal Savings and Loan Association Chartered and Supervised by the United States Government at your Rambler Dealers! 20 3ln5ryrn6rnt-3fournal, Tuesday, June 8, 1965 Overtime Pay Request For Schools Rejected Marin County Board of Education last night turned down an employee request for payment of and one-half for overtime. The request wns one of four submitted by the county schools chapter of the California School Employees an organization of non-teaching personnel. Others were for salary reclassification after an employee has been two years at the top step of his salary range, creation of a new fulltime position of mail clerk, and a salary range boost for Bernice Treleven, principal budget clerk.

All were rejected. The board reaffirmed Us policy which grants compensatory time off for over time or a minimum four-hour payment for evening work. Trustees agreed with the request that health insurance premiums, or a portion of them, be paid by the schools office. The Marin County Board Of Education Also: ...1. Approved establishment of a kindergarten class in the Bolinas-Stinson School District this fall as the result of a petition from parents of 22 potential kindergarten pupils.

2. Agreed to pay dues to Bay Area Educational Research Services at an estimated cost of $400 after Supt. Bert C. Corona of San Rafael City Schools, vice i resident of BAERS, outlined ts program. 3.

Postponed paying dues to the California School Boards Assn. for 1965-66 until the administrative services committee studies the role. 4. Received a $50 gift from Ingemar E. Hoberg for program Fish, Game Bill Is Due Revision SACRAMENTO (AP) A two-house conference committee has been given the job of rewriting a bill extending the regulatory powers of the State Fish and Game Commission.

The Senate voted 21-2 yesterday to reject drastic Assembly amendments to the measure by Sen. Robert J. Lagomarsino, R- Ojai. Originally, measure would have given the commission permanent powers, including jurisdiction over the controversial northeastern California mule deer area. But Chairman Pauline L.

Davis, D-Portola, pushed a major revision through her Wildlife and Conservation Committee, putting a two-year limit on the powers. development at the kindergarten for mentally retarded. 5. Approved hiring eigth consultants at cost of $480 to conduct a student workshop on social and sexual conduct at Bayview Schools in San Quentin Prison on June 23-25. More Space Urged For Library The Lagunitas School District library should be larger and kept open longer, according to a study presented to the Marin County Board of Education last night.

The study, prepared by the county schools office, said the library, in a small building on the edge of the campus, more adequate and should be more centrally located. It is open about 11 hours a week, but should have more usage the report said. The study was requested by the Lagunitas School District Board. Governor Mansion Study Is Voted SACRAMENTO (AP) The Assembly has decided to take a new look at replacing Victorian mansion with an up-to-date model. The lower house voted 45-5 early today for a bill establishing a planning and building committee to study a new mansion.

Hill Haven Group Elects The Hill Haven Property Owners Assn. of Tiburon elected four new executive board members at its annual meeting last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Dittli. Elected to the board were Mrs.

Paul Westernoff, Mrs. Kenneth Merklin, Edgar Castellini and Col. Clayton Classen. They will succeed outgoing board members Mrs. George Berticevich, Frank Ryan, Randolph Eslpin and Dusty Roads.

The executive board will elect officers at its next session in July. Zone Change Being Sought By Synanon Synanon Foundation, has petitioned for a change of zone for its Marconi property at Marshall. The narcotics addict treatment group asked that its land along with the property retained by the former owner, Carlos Fernandez, be changed from interm zoning to multiple residential and resort-commercial- recreation zoning, a new classification. Synanon had earlier said that it did not need to apply for a use permit to continue operation of its treatment center at Marshall. The county planning staff contended the group did have to apply.

A court decision is still pending on the issue. Hearing on the application for the zone change has been scheduled for June 21. (Advertisement) How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates.This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour.

Checks odor1' (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere. Two Servlets for All Your Dry Cleaning Needs! ne HOUR No Extra Charge for 1-Hour Service COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANERS Free Mothproofing (Both services) Complete laundry Service- Acres of Free Easy Parking U.S. Postoffice Station A MONTECITO ONE HOUR A SELF-SERVICE CLEANERS 365 A 359 Third, San Rafael Phono 454-6796 themiting Marlin! Shlft-Command Flash-O-Matic Power Disc Brakes Leather-Grained Vinyl Rool morerexciting sporty Rambler! Exciting Rambler surprises: (1) big, new Marlin man-size sports-fastback: (2) glamor options galore throughout the line, including buckets, big V-8s, and vinyl roofs on many hardtops; and (3) whing-ding Sporting Spring Deals on the most dashing Ramblers yet. sporty, go with V-8 power options up to 327 cu.

in. Come see what a great Rambler buy you can make right nowl American to Excellence AMBASSADOR MARLIN CLASSIC AMERICAN Dexter Rambler, Inc. Larry Brink Motors, Inc. 173! Fourth Street, San Rafael 447 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings Education Board Approves Conformist Attitudes Film The specter of the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin caused a ripple at the Marin County Board of Education meeting last night.

The name came up after the board approved a film called which reportedly deals with the problem of conformist attitudes in American life. An accompanying description said shown are devastating digs at advocates of censorship (book burning), at bigots, at supporters of the late Senator McCarthy, at buck-passing parents, at and at group-think educational Trustee Patrick W. Pollock commented, no admirer of Senator McCarthy, but there are a few around who do support this attacking a political issue or a asked Trustee Robert G. Randolph. Trustee Adele J.

Alpers noted that the film is for high school students. is the time students need to become she said. Asst. Supt. Stanley Friese said the film was recommended by eight teachers.

Pollock said he wondered whether contradictory view would get on the Mrs. Edith Kanoff said like to see and felt the board should view any films where they may be controversial. was written by John Keats, narrated by CBS news correspondent Harry Reasoner and distributed by Carousel Films. All other films and books were approved without comment. Baha i Picnic Slated The of Marin County will hold a public picnic in Gerstle Park, San Rafael, at noon Sunday, Amnity $0 PROOF GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY, NEW YORK.