Seniors Plan Beautification At San Marino High
San Marino high school seniors unveil a beautification plan for the pink quad between the science and typing rooms. Four new trees were planted and plans for a grass courtyard with benches and asphalt walks are proposed with student labor and donations from local companies. Work to start during Christmas vacation, budget around $1000 with scope reduced by outside donations.
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San Marino High School
Science Wing
Richard Saxon
L. E. D.xon Co
Paul Maollan
San Mario Disposal Company
Augustus Braun
Caroli Wegge
Tim Bowman
Bob Dryden
Ann Curtis
Holiday Jobs Sought for Local Students
The Chamber of Commerce and Interact Club at the high school seek job offers for students during Christmas vacation. They run a year round placement service and welcome merchants and residents to request student helpers by calling the high school at Atlantic 9 3691 or the Chamber at 286 1022.
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Chamber of Commerce
Interact Club
Atlantic
San Marino District Wins Individual Trustee Election Ruling
San Marino and five nearby districts prevailed in a dispute over trustee elections on an area basis. The school boards and administrators presented a united front to the Los Angeles Committee on School District Reorganization, with Superintendent Walter Dingus and Dr. Ro leading the district case.
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San Marino
Los Angeles
Walter Dingus
Taxes Due Friday or Pay Penalty for Delinquent Installment
County tax collector Harold Ostly urged property owners to mail and postmark payments by Friday December 10 to avoid a six percent penalty on the first installment. About 50 000 tax bills remain unclaimed in the tax collector's office. County Committee favors a six district plan for the junior college district, with hearings planned in January 1966 and San Marino volunteering to host one.
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Harold J. Ostly
Ostly
Dingus
Pasadena
San Marino
Along the Drive Remembering a camp liberal in a red tie
A nostalgic note recalls a camp liberal who wore a red tie as his sole flag of liberalism. It contrasts with retirees moving to open spaces, building homes with wide porches, a vogue from the writer’s childhood.
Titan Harriers Win CIF Crown
San Marino High School Varsity Cross Country wins CIF Small Schools title at Long Beach State with 32 points led by Ken Hughes who clocked 9 06 and finished first. Tom Chappell took third at 9 16 and Bill Kilpatrick finished ninth 17. Team extends undefeated dual meet streaks and lines up six varsity and six JV lettermen for next year while alumni pursue college running.
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Jack Bradford
San Marino
Long Beach State
Titans
John Glenn High
Fillmore
Atascadero
la Salle
Ken Hughes
Danny Mosequeda
John Grenn
Tom Chappell
Bill Kilpatrick
Roger Law
Doug Hurley
Titan
Phil Bradbury
Andy Dunstan
Bradford
Teans
Local Physicians Named To Top Hospital Posts
Two San Marino residents were elected to president and vice president of Huntington Memorial Hospital medical and dental staff. Dr George S Hiseke becomes president, a Huntington drive resident and internal medicine specialist with Pasadena practice since 1952. Dr Martin H Crumrine is elected vice president, a Winston Avenue resident and Pasadena surgeon.
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San Marino
Huntington Memorial Hospital
George S. Hiseke
Huntington Drive
Pasadena
American College of Physicians
USC School of Medicine
Huntington
Martin H. Crumrine
Winston Avenue
Amicians High to Hold Holiday Book Fair
San Marino High School girls service club Amicians sponsors a holiday book fair featuring packs of books from required school readings to Dennis the Menace. The event runs December 14 to 16 with special gift packages for parents at Parents Night on December 15 from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Amicians
San Marino High
Chub
Forgery Suspect Arrested in San Marino Case
San Marino police arrested and booked 35 year old Ler man Keeley of Altadena on forgery charges for forging and cashing a check over $200 belonging to San Martino insurance man Richard L. Narver. The check was taken from Narver’s Huntington drive office and cashed in Altadena where Keeley worked as a janitor.
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San Marino
Altadena
Temple City
Narver
Huntington Drive
Keeley
Coed Reporter Flown To Cover Gemini 7 Launch
San Marinan Mary Garber editor of The Daily Trojan covered the Gemini 7 launch as part of Life Magazine assignment. She flew from Orlando to McCoy Air Force Base and met astronauts Walter Schirra and Alan Shepard, noting the现场 tension active at the launch site.
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Cape Kennedy
San
Orlando
Florida
McCoy Air Force
Mary
Walter Schirra
Alan Shepard
the Tribune
American Water Works to Acquire California Water and Telephone
California Water and Telephone will be sold to American Water Works Company in a 41 million cash deal. The acquisition will create California American Water Company with operation in San Diego Los Angeles and Monterey counties and about 87 000 customers. No changes in personnel or policies are planned and completion is hoped for by February 1966 pending regulatory approvals.
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California Water and Telephone
American Water Works Company, Inc
David Fiscus
San Marino
Fiscus
R. Parker Sullivan
California Water and Telephone Company
John J. Barr
American Water Works
California-American Water Company
Niew
Cwa&ts Water Department
Ment
American Water Works System
Wilmington
Delaware
San Diego
Los Angeles
Monterey
San Gabriel
Local Groups Collect Goods for US Troops in Vietnam
Two San Marino area groups mobilize to send items to American soldiers in Vietnam. The San Marino Republican Women's Club enters its second week collecting toys clothing and medical supplies to ship to South Vietnam for U S troops and to distribute among local Vietnamese people.
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San Marino
Viet Nam
Republican Women’s Clib
South Viet Nam
San Marino High stages Sing Out 65 from Moral Rearmament
San Marino High School students from all four classes form a 20 to 30 member musical group. Seniors Fred Morgan and Jim Sprague organize the effort with Betsy McCully and Liz Rosner assisting. They performed for the Sing Out 65 group at LA and plan a Pasadena show.
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Hngh
San Marino High School
Moral Rearmament
Los Angeles
Fred Morgan
Jim Sprague
Betsy McCully
Liz Rosner
Pasadena
Asia
San Marino
Kambra Road
Edward McCully
Euclid Avenue
Ernest V. deMoss
el Molino Avenue
Richard Sprague
Kensington Road
Marion Warner
Alhambra Road
Navy Calls Official Mayo to Active Duty in Navy
San Marino building official and Planning Commission secretary Philip Mayo is called to active duty in the US Navy. He expects to leave his city job in February 1966 and reports a Seebee construction battalion will be activated for service in Viet Nam after a month of training at Port Hueneme. Mayo, a chief petty officer and builder, has served in the reserve since 1958.
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San Marino
Planning Commission
Philip Mayo
Mayo
Seebee Construction
Port Hueneme
Viet Nam
San Marino Proclaims Bill of Rights Week 1965
San Marino Mayor Harry H Schock proclaims December 3 15 1965 as Bill of Rights Week in observance of the 17th anniversary of the First Ten Amendments. He urges citizens to educate themselves on the rights and assume responsibility for their survival across all races creeds and generations.
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San Marino
California
Harry H.schcock
United States
Cizcus
San Marino Building Activity Totals 207000 in November
The San Marino Building Department reports November valuation reached 207000 with 58 permits for additions and alterations totaling 104000 and two residence permits at 84800. Heating cooling and fence permits added about 18447, boosting year to date to over 3177700.
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San Marino
Sana Marino
San Marinans Pass State Bar Exams
Two San Marinans were among 44 San Gabriel Valley residents who passed the 1965 fall bar exam announced by the Committee of Bar Examiners. Clayne Robinson of Canterbury Road and James Robert Ukropina of Sierra Vista Avenue are among the successful candidates who will be certified to practice law in ceremonies before the State Supreme Court on January 5.
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San Marinans
San Gabriel Valley
State Bar of
Duarteans Hurt In Collision On Huntington Drive
Two Duarte residents were injured Saturday morning when their car hit a backing vehicle on Huntington drive. Laurence F. Bassier, 40, and Martine B. Bassier, 36, were taken to Arcadia Methodist Hospital for treatment.
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Duarte
Huntington Drive
Arcadia Methodist Hospital
Laurence F. Bassier
Martine B. Bassier
Little Church To Be Center Of Holiday Activity
Pre Christmas events begin in San Marino with the assembling of the Little Christmas Church on Huntington Drive this Saturday drawing local residents to holiday activities and community gatherings.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
Chamber
Frank Dessel Jr
Dessel
Amy -Tura
San Marino plans holiday palm trimming and caroling
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce announced a five year palm trimming plan for the city streets, with immediate work on about 110 trees this season. The program includes Christmas carols by church choirs and 12 Girl Scout troops at the Lite Church, plus two all day Santa appearances on December 23 and 24.
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San Marino
Perpetua
San Marino Community
Richard Malcolm
Malcolm
Virginia Road
San Marino Avenue
California Boulevard
Dr. Hurter Elected President of St Luke Hospital Staff
Dr A Jerome Hurter a Cumberland road resident and obstetrician gynecologist has been elected president of the medical staff at St Luke Hospital in Pasadena He is a University of Illinois College of Medicine graduate and has served on the St Luke staff since 1952.
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A. Jerome Hurter
Cumberland Road
St. Luke Hospital
Pasadena
Hurter
University of Illinois School of Medicine
St. Luke’s
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