04 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
1
The district will offer 20 047 square feet of two residentially zoned lots on Del Mar Avenue north of the athletic field. Sealed bids will be opened on October 25 for the property, which measures 135 feet, and will be sold as a single parcel to the highest bidder.
San Marinans are invited this month to join Operation Help-Mete, a Red Cross program aiding wounded servicemen in South Viet Nam hospitals. The effort supports hospital medical care with gifts and assistance facilitated by Red Cross workers.
San Marino builder Philip Mayo a Sea Bee chief with Mobile Construction Battalion 4 returned from a five month tour in Viet Nam and begins a 14 day leave with his wife and two children Mayo reported local mistrust of Vietnamese and noted Sea Bees faced VC sniper fire while building under adverse conditions at Chu Lai and other areas during the tour.
The San Marino Unified School District will appoint two citizen committees led by Joseph Lewis to plan for future facilities and a bond issue. The 1966-67 budget, unanimously approved, totals $2,513,756 with a tax rate of $3.3581, excluding bond redemption and Junior College tax.
A lighthearted note argues humor keeps aging at bay, dismissing the idea that naps come from rotten wood and praising wit as the true youth source.
Superintendent Dr. Jack Rand unveils a new approach to teacher salaries, proposing merit based advancement rather than automatic pay hikes. He argues Temple City aims to reward ability and performance.
A band concert concluded in front of the Boys' Gym at San Marino. Members of the A band included flute player Catherine Cramer and other performers, delivering a brief program to attendees.
Sign up drives begin for the All City Swim Meet at the San Marino event held August 26. The two day competition is sponsored by the San Marino Kiwanis Club and features swimmers from local clubs.
All summer school classes finish tomorrow as 520 students complete seven weeks at San Marino High School. The Mustington School summer session ended last Friday affecting 361 boys.
A brief item notes a numbering error affecting a single issue of a publication. The notice urges readers to request a replacement copy and provides instructions for obtaining the corrected edition. No further details on date or price are given.
Local drama instructor King Stuart directs a production labeled as Gan Ma. The project emphasizes traditional staging and ensemble work, inviting community participation and showcasing local talent.
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