Strange traffic flood mars Santa Anita avenue during water flush
On Wednesday July 29 Omidren and older youths rode water skiers through Santa Anita avenue as 300 to 600 gallons per minute blasted along both sides. The surge lasted 2 to 4 p.m fueled by an acre foot flushed from a Pasadena Metropolitan Water District line.
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Santa Anita Avenue
Tom Rider
Winston Avenue
Lombardy Road
Santa Anita
Frank Griffo
San Marino Tribune
Palma Vista Street
Omidren
Santa Anna Avenue
Metropolitan Water District
Pasadena
Walnut Street
Robles Avenue
San Marino Building Department July 1964 Valuation Totals
The July 1964 building valuation in San Marino was 14836, down from 1983 figures by over 65000. New July valuations include 43000 for one resident, 10736 for pools, 78218 for additions and alterations, and 19587 for heating permits. The first seven months total about half of last year, with July year end at 1317325. The report lists 4436 homes, 815 pools, 99 vacant lots, 33 commercial lots, and 118 commercial buildings.
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San Marino
Popular Vote Winners Of Art Show Named
Winners in the San Marino Public Library third annual All San Marino Artists Exhibition and Competition were announced by librarian Miss June Bayless. Louis Creveling won first for Mission Arches of Father Kino's Church at Caborca. second place tied among Dorothy Burke The Brooding Sea Jeanne Law Jacobson Balboa Pavilion and Mabel Heitschmidt Spring Flows. The show runs August and September with a later display by three San Gabriel Valley women painters announced later.
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San Marino Public Library
Dorothy Burke
Robles Avenue
Jeanne Law Jacobson
Garfield Avenue
Balboa Pavillion
Mabel C. Heitschmidt
Circle Drive
Young Artists of
San Marino
San Gabriel Valley
Along the Drive Collected Observations and Wit
A satirical collection notes that Uncle Sam must be strong against international outlaws. It warns against naively admitting errors and the urge to butt in then withdraw. It critiques wealth sharing plans and religious criticism from nonchurchgoers, concluding peace exists at home with extra baths.
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Uncle Sam
All-City Swim Meet Planned for August at San Marino Pool
Final preparations underway for the All-City Swim Meet to be held Thursday and Friday at the San Marino Community Pool. Open to swimmers aged six to 16 with entries due by 5 30 p m August 11. Entry forms available from the San Marino entry.
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San Marino
Named To Head Committee For San Marino Bond Vote
John P. Andrews and Mrs. DeForest Baldwin are named co chairs of the Citizens Committee backing a $350000 bond issue in September. They previously served on Support San Marino Schools Committee for the June tax and bond election. Frank Rice says committee members will continue efforts for a second bond bid to fund a capital building program at San Marino schools. Andrews, Sherwood Road resident, has 15 years in the city and is an FBI special agent with past service in Washington Newark. He holds a University of Pittsburgh bachelor, Columbia education master, and Duquesne law degree.
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San Marianas
Citizens Committee
A of Education
Win
San Marino
Frank Rice
Andrews
Sherwood Road
Justicice FBI
Washington, D.C
Newark
New Jersey
University of Pittsburgh
Columbia University
Duquesne University
Local Girl Wins Junior Tennis Title
Fifteen year old Cydne Haffner won the Los Angeles Junior Metropolitan Tennis Championship in the 16 years and under division last Friday. A San Marino High School sophomore, she defeated two seeded players and beat 15-year-old Gloria Pananides of Bakersfield in the finals. The trophy was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Haffner of Mirasol Drive.
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Cydne Haffner
Los Angeles
Cyd
San Marino High School
Gloria Pananides
Bakersfield
Cate
Ralph E. Haffner
Mirasol Drive
San Marino Rotarian Tal Jones Heads to Canada for Church Service
Tal Jones a San Marino Rotarian and longtime Huntington Drive accountant leaves with family for a three year unpaid mission post in Western Canada presiding over a Mormon mission area from Calgary. He will live in the new mission home with wife and four of seven children. Jones has served as bishop and local stake president and plans to return to his San Gabriel area business after his term ends.
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San Marino
Canada
Tal Jones
Huntington Drive
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
San Gabriel
Jones
Calgary
Tasce
Robert
Newfoundland
Christopher
Jennifer
Brigham Young University
Two SM Buildings Get Bomb Threats
A 13 or 14 year old boy prompted bomb threats at two SM buildings triggering police response and evacuations. Investigators pursue details and potential charges.
No Hike This Year In Local School Tax
Sam Marino Board of Education voted to keep the 1964-65 school tax at $2.65, denying a scheduled rise to fund higher teachers' salaries. The $2,308,130 budget is over $21,000 lower than last year. The decision rests on balancing the budget and anticipated bond issue funding for capital needs.
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Sam Marino Board of Education
Walter Dingus
LeRoy Sanders Jr
Rotary Area Governor Haglund Addresses San Marino Club
Rotarians hosted area governor Roger Haglund as honored guest at a club assembly at the Bedford Road home of Birk Lefler. Haglund will speak at Woody & Eddy's restaurant during the regular meeting today. He is a UC Berkeley graduate, former banking executive, and past Los Angeles American Institute of Banking president.
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San Marino
Roger Haglund
Bedford Road
Birk Lefler
Haglund
Rotary
Woody & Eddy’s
University of California At Berkeley
Los Angeles
The
American Institute of Banking
Rotary Club of
Pico Rivera
City Council Denies Bank Parking Expansion Appeal
San Marino Security First National Bank failed to win approval to enlarge its facilities and add 26 parking spaces on bank owned property at Roanoke and San Marino avenues. Council upheld Planning Commission denial and rejected a variance linking parking to increased floor space.
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San Marino
Security First National Bank
City Council
Planning Commission
Roanoke
San Marino Avenue
Bank
Huntington Drive
Allen Laws
Counel
Dodger Night Tickets On Sale Now
San Marino offers Dodger Night tickets with sales active now. Availability spans limited seats as officials promote the event and encourage fans to buy early.
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Dodger
Condemned San Marino House Razed for Safety
Fire officials ordered the ousing condemned structure removed after deeming it a fire trap near West drive and Bedford road. The lonely, overgrown building dated to early San Marino days and was once linked to Louis Schirm family, with ownership later shifting to Al Hodges.
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Avondate Road
Louis Schirm
Pacific Red-Cut Co
San Marino
Redondo Beach
Los Angeles
Schirm
Avondale Road
Bedford Road
Margaret Schirm MacNab
West Drive
Fred Hardesty
Hardesty
Hodges
R Beach
South Pasadena-San Marino Men’s Club Wins Top YMCA Award
The South Pasadena San Marino Men’s Club earns a top YMCA honor for leading the international Bishop’s Fund stamp collection contest. Dr. Herbert Stark and Fred Blair receive the award after returning from Estes Park Colorado where the presentation occurred. The local group raised over 25 000 in stamps during 1963 and posted a world record of 900 000 points.
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South Pasadena
San Marino
Herbert Stark
Bishop's Fund
Fred Blair
Ridgeway Road
Estes Park
Colorado
Rosario
Argentina
Dr. Stark
South
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California Water and Telephone Company
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Magoffin
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Griffith
Richard L. Sprague
Gabe Amie Tas Oakeees
Pamed
John P. Andrews
Mrs. DeForest Bald
Church Service
Rice
Maron Anesto
John
Mens Club
YMCA
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