School Board Seeks New Superintendent
The San Marino School District invites qualified applicants to become Superintendent of Schools succeeding Walter Dingus. The chosen candidate will join July 1 1978 as superintendent designate, work with the retiring leader through April 1 1979, then become chief executive officer. The post requires California K-12 credentials, a strong admin record, and experience in budgeting, staffing, and instructional leadership.
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San Marino
Walter Dingus
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
California
Local Residents Attend Hiroshima Conference
Dr. Wilson Mizener of Los Angeles County Medical Association and Mrs. Mizener returned from Japan after representing the LA County group at a Hiroshima related conference. A sister affiliation links Hiroshima and the U S medical associations with Hawaii, enabling medical information exchange and aid for radiation victims in Southern California.
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Wilson Mizener
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Japan
Mizener
Hiroshima Medical Association
United States
United Nations
Hiroshima
California
Hawaii State Medical Association
Collier Seeks Another Term in California Assembly
California State Assemblyman John L. E. Bud Collier announced he will seek another term. He said a complete physical gave him a 100 percent clean bill of health. Fellow candidates Dan Bryant of San Marino and Richard Mountjoy of Monrovia already entered the race.
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California
John L.E
Bud’’ Collier
Collier
The
Tribune
Dan Bryant
San Marino
Richard Mountjoy
Monrovia
Identity To Recover Politar’s Note Crime Awareness
Continuing series on crime resistance urges readers to mark and inventory valuables to aid police in returning stolen items. It advises etching a unique number using state abbreviations, marking all valuables, photographing valuables that cannot be etched, and maintaining a detailed inventory. It also suggests obtaining police guidance on tools and theft deterrence.
San Marino Tribune Changes Ownership
Rice Properties, Inc. buys the San Marino Tribune from Herbert H McCormick who has led the paper since 1946 and becomes Editor Emeritus. Dorothy B. Rice will represent new ownership, pledge to continue local improvement coverage, and maintain current staff and weekly publication.
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Rice Properties, Inc
San Marino
Extra Collectors Lecture Tonight at San Marino Library
The San Marino Public Library hosts an extra Collectors Series lecture at 7 30 pm featuring Jody Greenwald UCLA Extension interior design coordinator presenting A Celebration of California Crafts Her slides highlight the state s fine crafts and show interior design settings using examples from contemporary crafts and design celebrated in California.
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San Marino Public Library
Jody Greenwald
Ucla Extension
California
Jody
Weather outlook and rainfall totals for San Marino
The U S Weather Service forecasts cloudy conditions today and most of tomorrow with clearing tomorrow afternoon and a return to fair weather through the weekend. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s. The current storm has dropped 5.08 inches of rain, bringing the season total to 6.35 inches.
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Weather Service
San Marino
Energy Saving Ideas Contest Opens in 12 California Counties
The Second Annual Community Energy Conservation Contest invites seventh through 12th grade students to submit essays or sketches on conserving energy. Sponsored by the San Marino Chamber of Commerce and Southern California Edison, the program runs during Conservation Month in February. Entries go to schools by February 26 and to local chambers by March 12. local winners receive certificates of participation.
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California
San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Southern California Edison
Chamber of Commerce
Coordinating Committee
Frosh Soph Rivalry Weekend At San Marino High
Rivalry Day events begin Friday January 6 with Color Day as Frosh wear red and Sophs yellow. Skits, signs, and a talent assembly crown a Rivalry Day Queen and Princesses. Saturday January 7 features contests throughout the day and a class banner hunt at 3:30 PM.
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San Marino High School
Gustafson Elected President of St Luke Hospital Medical Staff
San Marino resident Robert K. Gustafson MD, orthopedic surgeon, was elected president of the 290 member medical staff at St Luke Hospital Pasadena He also was named to serve as president elect and secretary treasurer of the staff continuing service on the board and committees for the facility on Page 1 of the paper.
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San Marino
Robert K. Gustafson
St Luke Hospital
Pasadena
Gustafson
Sign Up Deadline for Winter Recreation Program
Tomorrow is the final day to sign up for the Winter Recreation Program offered by the San Marino Recreation Department. Registration occurs from to 4:30 pm at the Recreation Office, 2200 Huntington Drive, with information available by calling 282-6175.
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San Marino
Lost in life work men fight for religion yet live for it
A reflection on how people prize belief above action noting that many men will bleed and die for religion yet fail to live truly for its core values. The quote contemplates motive, dedication, and the gap between faith and living out beliefs.
Randle and Pasadena Residents Named in Court Filing
Robert E. Randle of San Gabriel and Robert L. er of Pasadena are listed in a recent court filing alongside local figures Kay and MI. The document names multiple individuals tied to the case and indicates ongoing legal proceedings in the Pasadena area.
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Robert E. Randle
San Gabriel
Robert L. Er
Pasadena
Kay
Where Did They Go December 27
Ambulance and fire units were dispatched on December 27 to multiple locations including Winston Avenue, Carlaris Road, San Marino, and Avondale Road. The notices reference medical transport, unit responses, and auto fire service with times listed in a fragmented OCR.
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Winston Avenue
Unit
Carlaris Road
San Marino
Avondale Road Service
Chamber of Commerce Stresses Communication in San Marino
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce emphasizes communication as its core. it is not a booster or lobbying group but aims to improve local quality of life by informing consumers and coordinating with experts. It highlights programs like Fourth of July activities and the Little Christmas Church, and positions itself as a leading, optimistic group leveraging member talents for community betterment.
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Chamber
San Marino
Titans Drop Heartbreaker Take 2nd In Tourney
San Marino Titans won 2 games in the fourteenth Pioneer High School tourney then fell 71 48 to Valencia in the final, ending an unbeaten run at nine games. Shanks scored 24 and Taft 24 as SM shot 67 percent in the second half to pull away in the semis, while Boatman led Alhambra with 14 points in the semifinal loss.
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San Marino Titans
Valencia
San Marino
T Titans
la Salle
Atharbra
Miles Shanks
Mark Tait
Lancers
Titans
Titan
Shanks
Taft
Bill Garrett
Dan Skaff
Dwight Jeines
Boatman
Alhambra
Moors
Craig Boatman
Tom SM
Devies
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Job Printing Plant
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Mrs. Rice
John Marburger
Katie McCutchen
Eddie Milkie
Tir
Robert K Gustalyo
Arthur Wilver
Ture
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Heartbreaker
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Jeff Capehart
Jeff Fraser
John Bertero
Tim Dougherty
Doug Carter
SAN Marino Trojans
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Brad Monaham
USC
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Trojan
Texas A & M
Jack Burke
Sid Lancaster
Conroe
Texas
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