No Reading Just Swim at High School Pool Labor Day
Labor Day hours set for the Community Swimming Pool at the High School from 1 38 to 5 30 p m. The notice emphasizes a non reading activity but is incomplete and ends abruptly.
31 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
1
Labor Day hours set for the Community Swimming Pool at the High School from 1 38 to 5 30 p m. The notice emphasizes a non reading activity but is incomplete and ends abruptly.
The city approves a property tax rate of 1.67 dollars per hundred to yield 904,651 dollars from the higher assessed values. This amount represents 51.5 percent of the total budget of 1,753,931 dollars with remaining revenues from state sources.
Rotary District Governor Dale Kennedy will be the guest at the San Marino Rotary luncheon at Woody and Eddy's Restaurant, meeting at 12 noon. Kennedy, a Senior Active in Lynwood Rotary, has a long record of service in his community and Rotary work, signaling preparation for an exciting year ahead.
A drug hearing resulted in the release of one individual while another was detained. Authorities reported the outcome as part of ongoing case proceedings.
Francis Barrett dies in Alma, survived by a Oakland brother John of Oxnard California. He was a member of St Therese Catholic Church Alhambra. Rosary said at Pierce Bros Turner Mortuary. Requiem Mass at 9 at St Therese Church. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery.
Taxpayers in San Marino face an 18 cent increase in local taxes for the new fiscal year starting July 1. City and county bills lead the rise by 17 cents, with the junior college district up three cents and the flood control district down two cents. The table shows changes from 1967 68 to 1968 47 1967 48 across city, county, school district, and water agencies.
The Planning Commission recommended San Marino allow a three month interim period to permit 4 foot front yard fences while a zoning dispute is reviewed. If approved, a nine day extension would be allowed during extended consideration with a $25 fee and only a minor variance. Front yards have been capped at 3 feet since 1953.
San Marino officials project 3507 students for the coming year, a slight drop from last year. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with aides to help, transportation by private carrier, and a revised start times at Carver Stone man and Valentine 8 45 a.m. Huntington opens 8 25 a.m. High School at 8 a.m. Afternoon kindergarten begins at noon.
Frank Conant announces City Club baseball night on September 13 with bus transport from Huntington school at 7 p.m. Sixth year watching Dodgers and Giants inter-city game. reservations via Warren Vetter due by the deadline.
A commentary notes the drain of local money when residents shop outside town. It cites reasons such as seeking excuses to travel, bragging about shopping in distant places, and following items seen in mailers.
The William Hertrich Memorial Committee, sponsored by the San Marino Garden Club, met to discuss plans for a monument at the Huntington Library and Art Gallery grounds. They work with museum director Dr. James Thorpe and curator Myron Kimnach, honoring the late botanist and former Huntington curator who died at 88.
Mrs. Julia Bodman of Shenandoah Road faced a blaze Sunday evening after drapes were hung over a dining room light fixture to let in a breeze. Fire units arrived around 10 p.m. and found drapes burning, causing extensive smoke damage to furniture and carpets.
As the legislature closes for the session observers ask what becomes of the property tax reduction proposal. Lawmakers faced competing priorities and undecided votes leaving the plan unresolved and awaiting future action.
City shows steady public safety staffing with about one officer per 470 residents in nearby San Fernando, while local police personnel remain level at 28 with payrolls and training requirements outlined. The detailed roster lists a chief, four sergeants, and other officers.
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