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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1966

Page

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Installation of new San Marino Chamber officers at Woody and Eddy's

The San Marino Chamber of Commerce will install its incoming officers this evening at Woody and Eddy's Restaurant. Mayor Harry W. Hitchcock will install Robert A. Barlow as president and James E. McCormick as vice president, with Stanley D. Clark Paul Lowrey Jr. Harold E. Loynd and Edward H. McGinley on the board. Kenneth G. Beyer of Claremont will be the dinner speaker. Beyer, a Claremont mayor and regional mayoral figure, has a background in psychology and education and served as a Marine interpreter in WWII. He later led the Challenge Program for the Claremont Colleges.

San Marino Los Angeles County Orange City Iowa Beyer Whittier College United States Marine Corps South Central Pacific Claremont Claremont Colleges

Easter Observances At San Marino Churches Schedule

Readers learn Easter services across San Marino churches. St Edmund's plans 7 am and 11 am Eucharists with Handel and Warner selections, Roy Choristers, and St Edmund's Choir. Lutheran Trinity hosts three services 6 30 8 30 and 11 am with sermon Death Destroyed. Church school 9 30 and 11. Good Friday services listed. See Tribune church page for full hours.

R. Denton Hendrickson Kenneth E. Hill Roy St. Edmund's Choir Warner Bairstow St. Edmund’s Choir Margaret Hastings R.williams Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Church W. H. Mees Oxtaiwan Beedle San Marino the Tribune

Easter’s Promise Faith in Life Beyond Death

Editorial reflects on sorrow and joy tied to Easter’s message. It notes a borrowed tomb and mourners, then describes the universal impact of the resurrection as proof that faith and love endure beyond nature’s laws. It frames Easter as a source of hope for all people.

Egg Hunt Set For Saturday At Lacy

Saturday at 9 30 a.m. young residents from pre school to second grade will search Lacy Park for a cache of colored chocolate and paper eggs in the first Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the City Employees.

Lacy Park

City To Hold Rabies Clinic and Egg Hunt

The city schedules a rabies vaccination clinic at City Hall on Thursday April 21 from 7 to 8 30 p m with local veterinarians donating time. Fees are 150 per dog 2 for cat and 50 cents for turtles rabbits and monkeys. The Easter egg hunt at Lacy Park Saturday is led by City employees with 50 dozen eggs prepared under Captain Reynolds Maza and prizes for paper eggs.

Southern California Veterinary Medical Aation Ed Russell Reynold Maza Eileen Roth Bruce L. Gall Maza Lacy Park

Banks to Close Friday Afternoon for Good Friday

All banks and savings and loan associations in San Marino will close between 12 and 3 p.m. on Good Friday to allow employees to attend religious services.

San Marino

Park Dept Studies Oak Tree Blight and Pests

Paul Dobbins and entomology assistants Leland Brown and Clark Eads study oak pests and disease. They identify over 40 insect threats plus fungi from above and below ground. Brown notes no full solution yet though new controls show cautious promise as San Marino and other Southern California municipalities collaborate.

Paul Dobbins Leland R. Brown Clark O. Eads Brown San Marino Park California Park Department Dobbins

California Water and Telephone Sells to American Water Works

California Water and Telephone Company transfers its water properties to California American Water Company in a deal near 42 million dollars. R Parker Sullivan and J J Barr announce the sale and assure continued service quality and staff stability for San Marino customers.

California Water and Telephone American Water Works San Marino California Water and Telephone Company Huntington Drive California American Water Company Water Properties of California Water & Telephone Company American Water Works Company R. Parker Sullivan J. J. Barr California-American Water Company W. J. Hays General Telephone & Electronics Corporation Sullivan

John Braislin Named To Head YMCA Campaign

John E. Braislin of Carlaris road has been appointed by the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA to chair the 1966 67 Current Support Campaign. The goal is 36000 directed to club and camping programs with May campaign staffing underway.

John E. Braislin Carlaris Road South Pasadena-San Marino YMCA Braislin

Phil Mayo Letters From Viet Nam Sea Bee Duty

City Manager receives March letter from former building official Phil Mayo now with Sea Bees in Viet Nam. Mayo describes travel to Hawaii Okinawa and Da Nang, encounters with VC prisoners, and a forthcoming project to build a substantial truss roofed structure for Marines at Chu Lai. He asks recipients to check for updates.

Phil Mayo Viet Nam Richard Malcolm Mayo San Marino The Sea Bees Okinawa da Nang Air Force

Easter Sunrise Service at Lacy Park Sets 6 A.M.

Sunrise Service at Lacy Park marks Easter Day with Dr. Clarence F. McCall Jr as speaker on Burning Hearts. Huntington School Easter Choir under Mrs. Kenneth White provides music. Twenty-fifth annual event sponsored by multiple organizations and involves the Board of Deacons.

Lacy Park San Marino Clarence F. McCall Jr Southern Try United Church of Christ Burning Heart Ing Board of Deacons Huntington School Kenneth White

Absentee Ballots Available From City Clerk

Voters planning to be away for the June 7 primary may obtain absentee ballots at the City Hall or city clerk’s office. Ballots must be received by June 6 at 5 p.m. at the Benjamin Hite office 868 North Spring Street Los Angeles. Registration closes April 14. Any registered voter away from his precinct or with a disability or living more than 10 miles from the polling place may vote absentee by law.

of Voters Benjamin Hite North Spring Street Los Angeles

Easter Egg Hunt for San Marino Children

Easter egg hunt for preschool through second grade at Lacy Park starts 8 30 a m Saturday. Bring your own baskets.

San Marino Lacy Park

City Manager announces report on illegal building abatements

Illegal Building On Richard Malcolm city manager has announced that the long awaited report on illegal building abatements will be presented to the City Council at its meeting April 13. Other items on the agenda include negotiations with Cornell Bridgers and Trolller landscape consultants on Preliminary landscaping plans for El Molino Viejo and homage to Fred Sharp park superintendent who submitted his resignation after 36 years of service.

Richard Malcolm Cornell Bridgers Troller el Molino Viejo Fred Sharp

San Marino Election On Tuesday Quiet Local Ballot

San Marino voters head to the polls next Tuesday for the city election in a nonpartisan race. The city has never featured a formal party challenge and the ballot carries a routine municipal contest without prominent opposition.

San Marino

1966 Vehicle Registration Stickers Enforced In San Marino

Chief of Police James W. Moore announced that as of Friday, April 1, citations will be issued to motorists lacking the 1966 registration sticker or proof of payment and a Sacramento DMV acknowledgment. The piece notes nonpartisan city government and unopposed mayoral and council candidates, urging citizens to vote to support local leaders.

James W. Moore Department of Motor Vehicles Sacramento

Cleanup Crew Prepares To Remove Fire Eyesore After 74 Days

After a long dispute among owners tenants insurers and officials a cleanup plan for the burned retail site in Huntington 2168 block moves forward. Fire Chief Almand reports cooperation and rapid action ensuring debris removal and rebuilding safeguards begin promptly.

Huntington

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