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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
1
The San Marino Exchange Club hosts a dinner program tonight titled Remember When an illustrated story of Los Angeles County exploration colonization and development from the late 1800s. Norm Woest of Title Insurance and Trust Company Los Angeles will present the company's new illustrated historical project.
The report notes a charity game featuring Titan football stars. It outlines anticipated income of 29714 dollars from selling programs and school publications. Expenses to be covered include printing, awards, trophies, letters, officials, and Rio Hondo League athletic costs.
The piece argues the younger generation already shapes power and influence and urges readers to register to vote by November 8 to participate in the general election. It notes milestones such as governors at 25 and senators at 30 but emphasizes eligibility at 21.
Citrus High hosts a West All Stars game featuring former SMHS graduates Mike Brady and a lineman from 1966. Tickets are on sale at Sports World Inc Portal and mutual ticket offices. The event supports hospital and mountain rescue helicopter teams.
Fragmentary selection discusses troubles that prey on the mind and the risk of dying from starvation. The speaker ponders life in the other half and the question of living long enough to get even with the old world.
The notice outlines Friday story hours for preschoolers at 10 30 a m and older children at 4 p m with one Friday listing. attendance peaked at 22 in the discussion group. The Fishin s Fun Summer Reading club continues until school start with 167 members as of June 30 per Miss Saunders.
A 13 year old San Marino youth is detained in Los Angeles County Juvenile Hall facing burglary of a local home theft of two bicycles unlawful entry of another home and lack of parental control according to county records.
The text reports a US soldier who enlisted in July 1965, from Brookfield Wisconsin, killed near the Cambodian border on August 2 at 4 p.m. His family, later moved to Duarte California, received a telegram that his body was en route and a military funeral will be held in Redlands. Last letter arrived July 11 stating assignment to another mission.
The Reverend Gary Jay Adams, a former Nevada legislator and businessman, becomes the new Associate Rector of St. Edmund's Episcopal Church. He will preach his first sermon at 10 a.m. using II Corinthians 4 7. Adams studied at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific and earned his Bachelor of Divinity in 1964 after serving churches in Nevada and San Francisco.
The fragment mentions Herbert H Richter being in charge of a named matter. Sparse readable content limits identifying the exact role, organization, or event.
The Student Directory lists names addresses and phone numbers of all students at San Marino High School and will be ready for distribution soon.
Out of town subscribers must provide a zip code on their stencil before January 1967 to avoid missing issues of the ATM. The notice urges prompt compliance to ensure uninterrupted delivery.
Ann F. Coughlin of Huntington Drive, a 1962 San Marino graduate with a BA in Government from the University of Redlands, has been chosen by Coro Foundation to begin a nine month internship in public affairs in San Francisco this September. She will receive a $2250 grant and undertake assignments observing government agencies, businesses, labor unions and trade associations, plus a Sacramento visit and political campaign exposure.
San Marin residents will face the same tax rate of 1.57 per 100 assessed valuation as last year after the City Council approved a 1.6298 million budget. Mayor Harry Hitchcock cited reserves and noted the annual rate last year at 52.8 million, with funds coming from state sources to cover projects. The meeting referenced streets in the Los Arboles and Alegria Berkeley corridors and noted allocations for Homet and Rubio drives.
San Marino building valuation for July 1966 reached 221 017 50 up from 201 183 the prior July with 53 permits issued for two new residences five pools including one recreation room 30 additions and alterations one sign and 15 fences and walls. The seven month total for 1966 stands at 1 470 802 55 down 509 198 12 from 1965. A recent survey lists 66 vacant lots 4473 homes 20 paved commercial lots 13 unpaved commercial lots and 23 service stations in the city.
Betsy Smith of this city died in a California classmate Mignon Pease when a car skidded in rain and hit their vehicle in Iowa. Betsy had just returned from Switzerland and planned to start government work in Washington. She was a Scripps College graduate 1965 and active in several clubs. Survivors include her father Homer L. Smith and a sister.
Property owners can locate their parcels more easily under new assessment changes. The notice emphasizes streamlined mapping and improved access to parcel data for residents and taxpayers.
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