09 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
1
The California Committee on Household Workers Compensation Insurance notes law boosts homeowner employer responsibility. Household employees gain full medical coverage including medicines and tests, rehabilitation services, and wage loss benefits up to a legislative maximum. Permanent disabilities trigger additional payments.
San Marino Historical Society will review the White Adobe, the town’s oldest residence, in a January 10 report by Mrs. Glenn Smith. The 7:30 p.m. meeting at the public library invites all residents, with special emphasis on students and administrators.
San Marino Branch of the American Red Cross reports progress on its annual fund drive. About $12,000 has been received, two thirds of the 1976 total, with $18,500 raised by June 1976. Donors are urged to send tax deductible checks to the San Marino branch.
Families of K L Carver students are invited to a Christmas program The Little Fir Tree to be presented December 15 at 9 15 am and 10 30 am in the school cafetorium Written and directed by Jane Bishop with Doris Boyles as music coordinator and Margaret Stinstrom handling choreography The story features song dance narration and pantomime with first through third graders participating.
Don't miss this play as the San Marino High School Auditorium stage presents Wait Until Dark with two final performances tonight at 7 30 p m and Saturday at 8 p m. The production promises a very fine show with strong acting and suspenseful scenes.
The San Marino Titans, with a young lineup, beat Royal Oak 74-67 then held Alhambra to a near stalemate. Mark Taft scored 19 as SM trailed in rebounding 42-29 but surged 26 points in the fourth quarter to secure the victory. Miles Shanks added 14 points.
Patrick H. Rayermann of Los Arboles lane receives the Young American Award for literature at the third annual Exploring iy moe Oinee event by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He co-authored two Journal of Chemical Physics articles and edits the JPL post newsletter while planning continued writing. An anonymous call warned of a bomb at Model Market. police found no threat after a thorough search.
The text presents a reflective maxim about killing time by working it to death, suggesting a focus on productivity and tempo while traveling. It echoes themes of endurance, routine, and the curb of leisure during a journey.
Old Mill hosts a Las Posadas Christmas celebration on Sunday December 12 at 5 p.m. in the Pomegranate Patio. The event is a collaboration with the Friends of the Old Mill California Historical Society and the high school music and drama departments featuring the Chansonettes directed by Betty Morrison and a bibical Christmas pageant directed by Miss Jane Haladay with students Kim Withrow Bill Barney Catherine Snaer Mark Cowen Dave Harding Charlie.
The weather service expects low clouds in the morning followed by fair skies and cooler temperatures. Highs in the upper 60s with overnight lows in the 40s.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a Holiday Mixer at Lloyds Bank 2395 Huntington Drive on Thursday December 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. City officials, employees, business people, associations and residents are invited to attend. A door prize drawing will be held.
Chronological dispatch log records ambulance and fire responses across multiple streets and incidents from Nov 30 to Dec 6 including medical, traffic, and public service calls. Entries mention Huntington San Marino San Gabriel Lorain Van Dyke Lorain and other locations.
Preparations for the fourth Family A Fair at Valentine School are underway with aims to March 12. The event theme Here We Go Round the Family A Fair emphasizes crafts and creative activities. Mrs Randolph Heartfield chairs the event and collects wood wheels and axles this week for the carpentry area and soap box derby cars. Mrs Ronald Olson leads the crafts committee which adds new crafts and emphasizes project progress from booth to booth.
Huntington presents a Christmas pageant with decorations by Miss Storch’s art students and a program including Ogden Nash’s Dickens parody and actual Letters to Santa. The Night Before Christmas will be performed with a pantomime and the eighth grade girls’ glee club. Student cast includes Jane Crue and others. Curtis Richardson and Sally Storch join as new instructors.
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