San Marino Adopts Wheeled Toy Ordinance. Johnson Sworn In
San Marino City Council to swear in Jose Paul Johnson as city treasurer. Second reading of Ordinance 814 adds roll er skates skate boards coasters scooters and toy vehicles as wheeled toys under the bicycle rules. Prohibitions include sidewalk use in business districts and crosswalk riding without dismounting. Adoption set for next meeting. Unsolicited contributions to city reach 5691.7 by Jan 9.
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Save Shop Locally In San Marino A Retail Tour
A feature on about 100 local shops within a mile and a half radius in San Marino. The piece highlights clothing outlets pharmacies cosmetics specialty stores and gift shops plus groceries liquor and gourmet baskets. Officials urge residents to buy locally to boost city revenue from a share of the six cent tax return.
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McGregor Elected School Board President
McGregor was unanimously elected president at the Board of Education meeting. Frank Payne became vice president and Mary Snaer clerk, with Superintendent Lowney secretary. Ted Hoffman and Mary Snaer were sworn in as members, and June Hall outlined the ESL program in San Marino schools with volunteers praised for supporting school events. The board also set regular meetings for the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 30 pm.
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Tizo Kurimoto
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San Marinans elect Evans to Arcadia Methodist hospital board
Elizabeth Evans, a Birmingham native and 10 year Security Pacific Bank vice-president, was elected to a three year term on the Arcadia Methodist Hospital board. Also reelected were president Walter Hoeflin and Mary Brubaker. KTTV anchor Larry Attebury was named president of the Radio and Television News Association of Southern California at a MetroMedia Square meeting in Hollywood.
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Julie Raatz Crowned Tour of Roses Queen A Real Queen
Julie Raatz of San Marino speaks of fame with humility as Rose Queen in a national glow. The 18 year old reflects on celebrity life, school, and family, noting the crown opened doors while keeping her grounded. She plans journalism studies and cherishes close friendships among the seven princesses and fans.
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San Marino
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San Marino High
Christmas Eve at Lake Vineyard Ranch 1859 Pioneer Home
In 1859 San Marino biographers recount Benjamin Wilson hosting a Christmas Eve party at his Lake Vineyard ranch near today’s Euston Road and Patton Way. Los Angeles County friends gathered as a fir tree lit the parlor while residents recalled the era’s Civil War shadows and the pioneers on whose shoulders they stand.
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San Marino cooks highlighted in Tribune recipes
The Tribune features recipes by San Marino's renowned male chefs Tom Neeley Al Williams and Fred Watson, inviting readers to extraordinary culinary creations on pages 7 and 10.
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Police Caution Shoppers Praise Help Of Helicopter Patrol
San Marino Police Captain Jack Yeske cites patrol helicopter as a crime deterrent in San Gabriel Valley burglaries. From January to May 97 residential burglaries occurred, about 19 monthly. after helicopter deployment June through December shows declines to 14, 12, 8, 6, 5, 15 and 4 respectively, with projected 206 vs actual 156 burglaries through November. Yeske notes one suspect linked to half the cases, but no official clearance without physical evidence.
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Burglary rate drops as juveniles linked to recent cases
San Marino Police report a decline in burglaries with youths tied to recent incidents. Yeske vows prosecution for all trespassers inside Huntington Library grounds. Residents urged to exercise common sense during the Christmas season amid shoplifting concerns.
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