02 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
1
Dr. Ogden describes CAP mandated statewide testing to gauge progress in public schools. San Marino tested second and third graders in reading April 26 to May 21 1976, sixth graders and twelfth graders in specified periods, with baseline data from first grade.
The school board invites community involvement in a joint committee to reevaluate its 1960s policy on education philosophy and objectives. With re accreditation looming for 1978-79 the panel will align graduation requirements with the policy, reflecting its goals and philosophy. The policy reads ARTICLE VI INSTRUCTION l.Elementary and Secondary.
A San Marino educational program note outlines the district aim to provide the best possible schooling for all children and youth in the community. The statement emphasizes an educational program designed to support every student’s development.
The Warren Miller film Skiing On My Mind will screen Friday December 10 at 8 p.m. in the High School auditorium. Admission is 2.50 and the public is invited. The feature was filmed in Colorado and Mammoth among other ski locales.
San Marino wins 12 10 over Rancho Alamitos in CIF water polo first round led by Ryan Harrison four goals Matt Woods goals and Brad Davis with 14 saves Titans improve to 14 5 and plan to face Riverside Poly November 30 with results pending Third round set for December 4 at Newport Harbour High School Booster plate fundraiser offers personalized holders for five dollars featuring Titans branding and contact number 793 5498 In football SM fights to an 83 6 season record with strong defense and a late Crescenta pass setup before final quarters placeholder text continues
A local fund drive awaits support from residents. Campaign manager Tom Elden leads volunteers including Lynn Reithauer W Barrett Brown and Charles Sill handling budget and donations. Mailing of over 4000 letters was organized by Mrs William Ferris with volunteers totaling more than 85. The campaign promotes San Marino Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YMCA and Recreation Department.
The author urges a generous pledge to aid San Marino residents connected to Youth Employment Service and Pasadena groups including Boys and Girls Clubs, Childrens Hospital, YWCA, and the Visiting Nurse Association. The drive funds narcotics prevention through We T. I. P. and supports La Casa de San Gabriel ten minutes away, with a plea to designate contributions.
A brief appeal notes ongoing contributions to reach a $58,350 goal. Organizers urge community support to close the gap and meet the fundraising target promptly.
The 1976 San Marino Varsity basketball team coached by Mooney begins at 8 p.m. against Alhambra, aiming to seize sole CIF record for 25 straight home wins. The Titans field a young lineup with five juniors and seven seniors after graduation losses.
The US Weather Service predicts mostly sunny and warmer days with strong gusty winds. Highs reach the upper 70s and overnight lows stay in the mid-50s. This week’s forecast includes daily temperature swings and breezy conditions.
The piece warns of increased holiday auto accidents between Thanksgiving and New Year. It urges advance planning to avoid driving, ensuring vehicle safety, allowing extra travel time, keeping distance, and staying alert for intoxicated drivers. It notes legal tests for intoxication and cites a concert date change for a marching band fund event.
A sequence of emergency dispatch notes records fire units and ambulances responding to odor of smoke explosions and medical calls on Huntington, Old Mill, Duarte, Bedford, Lorain, Alpine, Sherwood, La Mirada, Fairfield, Circle, and Circle streets with public service, traffic accident, and electrical fire incidents noted.
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