San Marino Plans Immediate Return of Little Christmas Church
San Marino will place its “Little Christmas Church” at Huntington Drive and San Marino Avenue by December 12. Civic leaders say the project, backed by local donations from $1 to $50, will be supervised by Paul Cunningham with city employees assisting.
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Titans Meet Loara in CIF Semi final Friday
San Marino Varsity Football faces Loara High School in the CIF semifinal at Arcadia Stadium. Kickoff is 8 p.m. San Marino beat Den High 20 7 last Friday with a balanced attack totaling 325 rushing yards and 31 passing yards while Loara seeks an upset against the Irvine champions.
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Scout Leaders To Present Awards Monday
Twenty two San Marino Scouts will receive advancements at the Rose Bowl District Court of Honor to be held Monday evening December 7 in the Huntington School Auditorium. Eleven candidates will reach Star Scout. seven gain Life Scout. four earn the Eagle badge.
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Save Our Christmas Church Garners Broad San Marino Support
Editorial lauds Tribune appeal for the San Marino Christmas Church and reports strong responses from residents and business groups. Donors offered sizable sums and volunteers signed up while officials discuss a permanent structure overseen by the city for ongoing holiday displays.
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Drive Headlines and Quotes From 1965 Pork Barrel Design
A provincial critique notes politicians ignore abuse as argument and cites FBI chief quote. Headlines mock poverty fights and a grand jury probe into Baker’s affairs. The piece laments spending fears and uneven legal outcomes amid a dismissive political climate.
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Three Hurt In Collision On Huntington Drive
A Monday afternoon traffic crash on Huntington drive injured three people including a San Marino man. Marilyn Ehling of Covina and her two year old daughter suffered forehead injuries when her westbound car hit Donald Fields of Lorain road who was northbound. Fields received head and back lacerations and was taken to San Gabriel Community Hospital. Ehling and her daughter were treated at the same hospital after walking from the scene.
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San Marino Lions Lead 1965 March of Dimes Drive
Eugene W. Biscailuz announced the San Marino Lions Club will sponsor the 27th annual March of Dimes drive. Harod Moyneaux will head this year’s effort with Line Perry as club president. Moyneaux cited gains in birth defect treatment centers including the Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital program.
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Sidewalk installation and signals on city agenda
City Council plans discussion on sidewalk installation on San Gabriel Boulevard and traffic signals at Los Robles and Wilson Avenue. Edmund Russell, city clerk, notes two protest letters prompted the items.
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Purse Theft Claims $164 From San Rino Woman
A San Rino woman reports about $164 in cash taken from her purse left on the front seat of a car parked on Circle Drive Wednesday afternoon. The transaction involved items from a Woodward of Bedford Road purse noted. other details unclear.
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64 Bill of Rights Week Proclaimed in San Marino
The 24th annual Bill of Rights Week will be observed December 9 to 15 in San Marino and Southern California. Mayor Harry Hitchcock issued a proclamation marking the 173rd anniversary of the ratification of the first ten amendments on December 15, 1791. The proclamation notes the nation wide observance and the enduring influence of the U S Constitution on free men everywhere.
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Bill of Rights Week Proclaimed by San Marino Mayor
The mayor proclaims December 9 15 1964 as Bill of Rights Week urging citizens to educate themselves on the Bill of Rights and to assume responsibility for its survival. The proclamation recalls the First Ten Amendments and marks the 173rd anniversary of their including December 15 1791.
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Cross Country Title Bid Continues For CIF Finals
San Marino High School defends CIF crown as it heads to Long Beach State College for the finals facing John Glenn High School after a Sunny Hills semi final where Glenn won and San Marino placed second. Other contenders include La Salle and Yucaipa with top individuals led by Ken Hughes and Mike McCusker.
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Bud Collier to Address Rotarians at San Marino Luncheon
San Marino Rotarians will hear John L. E. Bud Collier state assemblyman for the 14th district at Woody and Eddy's Huntington drive luncheon. He will discuss The Legislative Outlook for 1965. Collier, reelected by a large majority, is beginning his ninth consecutive term and was born in Wetumpka Alabama. He earned an AB from Occidental College in 1932.
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Bud” Collier
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Ino City Meeting Set for Monday Next Week
A meeting is scheduled for Monday to discuss a mess solicitation chaired by the city official. The session will address upcoming decisions and related arrangements for the project.
Council Reviews Planning Group Decision On Lender Plans
City council examines a planning group ruling approving plans tied to the Savings and Loan Association. Officials weigh the implications for development, zoning, and lender oversight as the review proceeds.
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San Marino Considers Adopting National Electrical Code
San Marino plans to adopt the National Electrical Code with a January public hearing and a council meeting on December 9. The change raises service requirements to 165 amps for new residences and increases permit fees by about 19 percent, plus a per-square-foot charge. Building inspector Phillip Mayo notes San Marino leans higher than many cities on fees and that more complex wiring and repeated inspections are likely under the new code. Office building rules also shift with the code adoption as the city aligns with state standards.
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Donors and Volunteers Named for Christmas Church Fund
A San Marino Tribune list names donors pledging money and volunteers aiding the Save Our Christmas Church Fund. The forward roster includes Mr. and Mrs. Roland Seidler Jr and family, Dr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Folsom, Mrs. George H. Vello, local merchants and groups such as the San Marino Barber Shop, Shepard’s, Koffee Kiatch, and Post 358 Explorer Scouts, with many families noted among supporters.
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Annexation Study Discussion Set Among Valley Cities
San Marino Public Works Director Milton Emerson will host a meeting tomorrow December 4 with officials from Arcadia Pasadena Temple City El Monte Monrovia and San Marino to review annexation study proposals and past work on unincorporated lands between San Gabriel Valley cities. Temple City manager William Woollett Jr. suggested action noting Local Agency Formation Commission authority may be expanded by the legislature to pre determine annexation areas.
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