Funeral services for Sylvia E. Hussey held in Beaumont
Funeral services were held yesterday in Beaumont for Sylvia Ellen Hussey mother of Edith Poyorena San Marino Deputy City Clerk. Hussey died Sunday evening August 10 at San Gor gonio Pass Hospital after a lengthy illness. She previously lived in Pasadena and had resided in Beaumont in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Sylvia Ellen Hussey
San Marino
Edith Poyorena
Hussey
San Gorgonio Pass Hospital
Pasadena
Scout Bice Leads Valley Scouts to Philmont Training
Fourteen San Gabriel Valley Scouts including San Marino's Troop 356 member Scout Bice traveled to Cimarron New Mexico for a two week Philmont Scout Ranch leadership course. They will stay at outpost camps and visit section camps on the 127000 acre reserve. A ten gallon hat was among Rice's year belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bice
San Gabriel Valley
Cimmaron
New Mexico
Philmont
San Marino
Blood Bank Set Today At San Marino Clubhouse
The Red Cross Blood Bank will operate this afternoon from 3 to 7 30 p m at the San Marino Woman's Clubhouse. Donations needed to replenish blood used for E Randolph Kerr of Winston Road former city clerk and two other San Marinans including a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Blood Bank
Ann Vanda
Edward T. Brewster
Ralph Jones
San Marino
Sage
E. Randolph Kerr
Winston Road
San
San Marino OKs City Tax Rate and Tax Levy
The San Marino City Council approved an ordinance setting the city tax rate for the coming year at 1.39 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation and a separate ordinance establishing total ad valorem levy at 600 747 dollars. The council also deferred action on a variance request by Dr. Ben Patton to build a professional building at 2975 Huntington Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Ben Patton
Patton
Huntington Drive
Quote of the week and public views on government
A collection of remarks on government economy school aid and editorials. Expressions emphasize helping youths, responsibility on jobs, hunter numbers, parental influence, editor alignment with politics and the rise of heat over light in political extremism.
Chest Reaches Goal of Fifty Thousand in San Marino
San Marinans met the Community Chest target with receipts over 50 000 dollars, led by Treasurer John Daizell. The drive, conducted by mail, surpassed the 49 880 dollar goal and exceeds last year’s 45 460 dollars, funding youth groups such as Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Cub Scouts Brownies YMCA and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marinans
Community Chest
John Daizell
Daizell
San Marino
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Brownies
YMCA
YWCA
Council Appears In Favor Of Church Plan
San Marino's City Council seems likely to grant the variance requested by San Marino Congregational Church after years of effort. The plan, unanimously approved by the Planning Commission, would rezone two Del Mar parking lots to meet off street parking rules and include lighting, paving, and a landscaped buffer to appease nearby opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajority
San Marino
Congregational Church
the Tribune
Planning Commission
del Mar
New Lot Split Gets Approval
The Planning Commission approved a lot split to create two residential sites on Huntington and Van Dyke streets with fronts on Van Dyke. Owner is Stanley Lemke of Woodland Hills. A separate variance hearing is set for September 3 for James H. Kindel Jr. regarding a fence over six feet at his St. Albans residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
van Dyke
Planning Commission
Stanley Lemke
Woodland Hills
James H. Kindel Jr
St. Albans
17 New Teachers Join San Marino Unified School District
San Marino Unified School District will hire 17 new teachers for elementary and high schools next year along with a new director of education and a district psychologist. New hires include Barbara Fletcher and Joan Torrence at Carver School, Willard Rumph and Nancy Trotter at Huntington, and eleven new instructors at San Marino High School in subjects such as mathematics chemistry biology English and vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Unified School District
San Marino
Walter Dingus
University of California
University of Southern California
Carver School
Barbara Fletcher
Los Angeles
Lege
Carver
Joan Torrence
Burbank
Occidental College
Huntington School
Willard Rumph
Chowchilla High School
Chowchilla
California
Huntington
Rumph
University of Minnesota
Nancy Trotter
San Marino High School
Richard Clark
California Institute of Technology
Los Angeles State College
Ate
State University of New York
Mechanicville
New York
Richard de Long
Coronado High School
Coronado
Arcadia High School
Edward Souder
Kalispell
Montana
Flathead County
Minneapolis School of Music
Temple University
Elaine Taubert
University of
Water Carnival Delights San Marino Community Pool Crowd
A large audience enjoyed the first Water Carnival at the San Marino Community Pool last Friday evening. The program featured fancy diving, clown diving, swimming demonstrations, canoeing, and water ballet under the direction of Ed Coyle and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Ed Coyle
Margie Westcott
Heide Billes
Bart Lidell
Mike Moffatt
Richard Leslie
Jane
Judy Healy
Bob Orem
Nancy Hochberg
Lon- Wealy Gardin
Oolin
Mary Mead
al Ies N. Dobbs
Ancy Dobbs
Hata Sedan
Fire Hydrant Improvement Scheduled in San Marino
San Marino and the California Water and Telephone Co undertake a joint hydrant upgrade program. City funds of 9000 dollars will be contributed next fiscal year. The project aims to boost flow, potentially doubling or tripling output at many hydrants. Estimated completion is December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
California Water and Telephone Company
Art Hughes
Council Expected To Pass Door Drive Law
San Marino city council considers a budget proposal to meet bond redemption needs for park, storm drain, and library bonds totaling 26,674 for the coming fiscal year. Library bonds hold the largest redemption sum with 12,412 in payments including interest on January 1, 1959 and a July 1, 1959 principal and interest. Unredeemed library bonds from 1950 totaled 155,000 of 235,000 issued, while storm drain bonds from 1950 totaled 110,000 of 190,000 issued with 825 due January 1, 1959 and 10,825 due July 1, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Thand
Carson W. Ide
Tribune
Ide
Theodore §. Burnett
Harry Hitchcock
McClarty Harbison
E. M. Peterson
Los Aninth
San
San Marino city posts highway apportionment and pool changes
San Marino reports $8,900 highway users tax received for July plus an additional $6,000 for engineering next year. The statewide July California apportionment totaled $24,549,976, down from June. The Recreation Department cuts adult pool admission from 55 to 35 cents starting August 15, citing higher attendance and revenue. The council is set to approve a permissive ordinance regulating charitable door to door drives, with a Solicitations Advisory Committee to issue permits and maintain a non-solicitation list for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
State
Robert C. Kirkwood
Recreation Department
San Marino
SAC Committee
All City Swim Meet Set On September 4 At Pool
San Marino hosts the All City Swim Meet on September 4 with events in morning and evening sessions co sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Recreation Department. Local youths from the San Marino Unified School District may obtain official entry forms at the pool. Time trials not required but help may be used to seed heats for finals. A small entry fee applies for each event and swimmers may enter multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
San Marino
San Marino Kiwanis Club
San Marino Unified School District
James R. Deering Funeral Rites Slated Friday
Masonic funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at the Church of The Recession al Forest Lawn Memorial Park for James R Deering of Ashbourne Drive who died August 12 1958 A San Diego native and lifelong resident he founded the Gu arantee Insurance Company about 20 years ago The firm moved into a Wilshire boulevard building in 1949 under Deerings guiding hand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
James R. Deering
Ashbourne Drive
San Diego
California
Deering
The
Guarantee Insurance Company
Wilshire Boulevard
Te el Eem Ae Conicy Salk Sadie Sey Gs Ee Ty
Appeal Looms In City Suit Against Church Property
Judge Kenneth C. Newell took under submission August 20 in the City of San Marino's suit against SS. Fel icitas and Perpetua Church over using a residential lot for a church parking lot and school playground. Both sides vow appeals after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Newell
Pasadena
San Marino
SS. Felicitas and
Perpetua Church
Newell
R. H. Dunlap
Charles R. Martin
C. M. Castruccio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saronnseman
Sylvia E. Hussey
William Dundore
Byron Cook
James Deering