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t f_K H--fromJ32. le uses: Trivet*-- nd many other*. THE TIMES I7ff DA 2-7210 [YOURSELF ; 1310 Hlllvlew Dr.. Menlo Park, Insurance coverage was cen- ! has been reappointed to the eralv expanded for Menla Park ; board of directors of'the Vision Elementary School D 1 s t r 1 r t. Conservation Institute. Wednesday night, but. off trials do not, expect the changes to __Renirk__R._ Bnckle*_ of. .780 j raise the insurance costs more Ringwood Aye., Menlo Park, j than $.70 this vear._ ......... ......... ;-w1 rVh e7 p~I ead^sTforum'd isc usvj Acting~oh"(he advice of In- mond is being prosecuted by ' Mountain View police. j Arording to police, 15 other ] Northern California and Neva- j da police agencies--most ofj them on the Peninsula--want | Hammond for investigation of j bad chpcks. , j . sion on "The Forecasting Side j suranceman Joseph. Roberts, Ball for Hammond was con- , of Budgeting^-befnre the San | the trustees svoted unanimous tinupd at $1,000 cash or $2,000 Francisco Chapter, National; ly to: bond by Municipal Judge Al Association of Cost Account 1. Place the fire Insurance fred W. Bowen. ants. on April 5. coverage on a slightlv more . Snndgroth Bros.. Mountain expensive basis. "replacement cost" German student finds VIpw paving and grading firm, 2. Drop Central School and U.S. not as reported has instigated a series of safe apditorium from the blanket jUlrlch Mohrman, German ty meetings for Its .00 em firp coverage and take out sep youth attending Mountain View ployes. An insurance represen-| arate, less expensive policies Union High School, will return tative addressed the group at: providing a total $36,000 cov jto his native land this summer Its first meetirtg-this week and; erage In case of fire. land tell hi* countrymen the praised record. them for their safety . j 3. Take out, an "all-risk" pol icy for coverage of building contents. United States Is not, after all, | predominantly a land of "teri rlble traffle. Hollywood dl- vorres and very wealthy peo ple." ' . 2500 colors The exchange student, guest speaker at s meeting of the Los Altos Klwanis Club, said that MAHOGANY in paint had been his Impression of this country gained from European newspapers-- before he eame to. the United States He said he AA Qualify 4x*X% hr MART1N-$INOUK now ronalder-s Americans to he haslrlv much Ilk* people In hi* own land. ' . Another apeaker was Robert Warmke. senior in th local high school "in whose, home . Mohrman . lives. . The Portola Glee Club sang Ronald R. Hoff. Virgil P. Mor ris and Joseph A. Sturgeon wpre Inducted Into the club.. i DOORS 750 850 or*.. 1.00 rtdit. r,o,r<3, S2.49 FENCING SPECIAL 1x2 -- 6 ft Sawed 90Stakes i..r. Include* 4x4 post*. 1x4 Rail* and 1x2 stake* . . 1 OF D.F. PLYWOOD SPKIAl' n^ c invC . 4*v AD ptyvotxj. tq ft. 12* I -e~ e.e in r io. i p.vri r i| *r|rS AO Hjowood:- ><t ft. i5* 7* fOR ITS nr >t r *li'.V*D , . j AD tq ft. 19* -- >$ i * 4 A4 H. 23* ' - ' -4C: ' ................ )ING MATERIALS CO. ea.m-rt" .... h j j o k p * rtopoCTl ** fvi i'ap fpw600.c'r>r 142/str' . . |M *.>*! 1m |.t 1 T7 WALLPAPER UNFINISHED FURNITURE STOR-ALL CABINETS 437 California Are. PA 2-9503 --to Tbll|e- CHAPCC ACCOUNTS INVITED SM brush, forest fire season begins San Mateo County's nine- month "dry". . season, when brush and forest fires are. most likely to break, out. has begun. , F:re Warden- Ernest Werrter announced ' that permits . must .be obtained during this period for all outdoor burning lri the -.county's unincorporated area* Thv m_av.be obtained from the Centra! Spat ton west of Belmor.t:' !'h* Sky Iv>nda .Sta tion. the Pesradero. S.:a:>on or from- Chari's Hailing. Pedro Valle* ftr* rnmirilumn'r. ' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS DO-HT-YOUR SELF and SAVE! " ' r>ood'4-f i f `' Ml RuhK*t . ' ,, ( S at' K l.1 - - Tm Ha* (IMV M'hii ' rnrr i A>rt t v vsn rsnMVTrv, l m n * * t/ r*'"' ** * x. ij * # ' ' ", 9 t -r * , , . vt WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY All Kinds . SALES and REPAIR SERVIC J. W. Cliffori PLUMBING 318 Cambridge Art Palo Alto DA 3-ORI* or DA 3-3000 atvd settee 8" No. 6! 6" No. 5J 7'A" No. 2'/" No. No. 676 I No. 125 A" No. ! No.541 > ffalo lt(^ OPEN AL SATURC 7:30 #.m. fo r *. t rxn i