03 Aug 1961
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
1
An editorial from a San Marino newspaper declares it will print the names of all youths 18 and under with prior police records involved in property destruction or harming residents. The piece defends reporting the truth to curb gossip and deter misconduct, linking transparency to public health and safety.
San Marino Red Cross volunteers Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs. John A. Murphy call for donors on Thursday August 10 from 3 to 7 30 PM at the Red Cross Blood Bank in the San Marino Woman's Club. They urge new faces amid a draft crisis. Mrs. Murphy, Blood Program Chairman, has organized donor groups since 1951 and helped start drives at SS Felicitas and Perpetua Church St Edmun's San Marino Church the Masonic Lodge Lion's Club and city employees.
The School Board kept boundaries for all grades K through 4, but 16 Stoneman fifth graders and 14 Valentine students will remain at their current schools due to parental requests. The decision was approved 4 to 1 at Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting.
Building activities in July totaled 175 805, roughly even with last year’s 180 296. Two new projects started, three pools added 11 600, and the rest came from alterations and walls. For seven months this year the total valuation stands at 1 300 917, near 1 305 408 for the year.
Amid a heat wave and school vacation, many businesses sell lemonade with prices up to three cents. Young entrepreneurs push curb service while kids pick lemons and melt ice in home kitchens. Quote of the week questions politicians solving problems with mirrors.
The San Marino Board of Education approved the final 1962 budget totaling 2 461 183 at a public hearing. The plan keeps the undistributed reserve near 156 518 and projects annual expense growth around 75 000 to 80 000 with a 46 cent tax increase balancing rising costs and stable other revenue sources.
San Marino High will install a complete foreign language laboratory on August 11. Aquatronics Industries of Los Angeles will supply 32 student booths a tape recorder listen respond record features a record reproduce tape deck and a console at a cost of 7794 dollars. Workshops for teachers will run August 28 for ten days before school opens September 11.
The San Marino High School Stadium Committee thanks donors and pledgers to the Stadium Fund as of August 1, 1961. Tax deductible gifts may be mailed to Edward T. Brewster at Security First National Bank, San Marino, listing contributors such as Mrs. William Thomas Kester and Dr. Kenneth J. Simpson.
James R. Hindmarch, 18, arrested on malicious mischief in the Ernest Speedy home attack on Lombardy road. He allegedly joined Donald Chehock, John Webster, Allen Hagenbough, and Louis Hafers in the incident.
Friends paid final respects Monday to Mrs Dorothy O Treacy at simple services at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Hollywood. Mrs Treacy died in a rear yard accident last Thursday evening.
The San Marino School Board authorized $2600 for new classrooms furniture this fall. Dan Ellis will purchase 96 student desks from Virco for about $1600 and desks for teachers and counselors up to $1000. The changes support occupancy of the new facilities.
City budget approved by San Marino City Council shows expenses rising from 1.299 million to 1.441 million, about 11 percent. Homeowners’ share of city government costs climbs while other taxes shrink as a larger burden is placed on property owners.
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