30 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
1
The text muses on doubt in modern times versus horse and buggy days, links prosperity to capitalism through a chain of dependencies from consumption to profit, and recalls teachers writing rules on the blackboard that stayed all term.
More than 6000 youths and parents from San Marino and surrounding San Gabriel Valley area will attend the Pasadena Civic Auditorium concert. The Pasadena Symphony Juniors sponsor the event with soloist Hans Boepple, a 14 year old pianist, performing Shostakovich Concerto with the Pasadena Symphony conducted by Dr. Richard Lert. Tickets remind concertgoers to use correct hours and blue or red stubs for entry.
San Marino police questioned and detained Raymond George Cordier 20 of Belower after finding a screwdriver and gloves. He was booked for burglary investigation in San Marino and released Tuesday at 3 pm for insufficient evidence.
Mark T. Gates former Illustrious Potentate of Al Malaikah Shrine Temple will speak February 3 at San Marino Masonic Lodge 3130 Huntington Drive. Worshipful Master Roy J. Henville announced the event featuring Divan members and Al Malaikah units with an after dinner program by Pete's Band. Co hosts Roy E. McCann and Paris Masek invite Nobles and visiting Masons of the San Gabriel Valley to attend. reservations via Arthur C. Johnson Atlantic 15353.
San Marino's 1963 fire losses totaled $175,853, over twice the 1962 figure. The year saw 212 alarms, with residential fires costing over 39 thousand in May and a December blaze at the reservoir adding more than 101 thousand in damages. Electric fires accounted for about 55 percent of all 1963 San Marino fires.
The Titans dropped a 56-69 decision to Duarte then defeated La Canada 63-46. George Manale led Duarte with 24 points, David Ralph had 22 and 12 rebounds. Steve Snyder topped La Canada for the Titans with 11, while Jim Rawn and Mike McKinley added 10 each.
San Marino police and fire personnel attended two 45 minute classes on emergency childbirth conducted by Dr Richard Wohlgemuth. Films of actual deliveries were shown and discussed with questions answered for improved response during urgent deliveries. Chief Tom Almand noted many past calls and emphasized preplanning for the spring baby crop.
San Marino Police Department will send an officer and a firefighter to four local schools to engrave license numbers on students bicycles frames as part of the bike identification program.
First Western Bank and Trust Company will open its new San Marino office on Monday February 3. The 7,800 square foot two story building at 2395 Huntington Drive features three levels of free customer parking, grand interior design, and a raffle for a free 25 dollar savings account.
North Huntington drive business properties at 2299 to 2311 Huntington drive sold for 100000 by J. D. Snodgrass to Huntington Enterprises. Dr. George N. Boone of Roanoke road is among the principals. the parcels include two buildings east of Pierre's restaurant and the Christian Science Reading Room. San Marino Escrow handled the deal. Ernest M. Speedy Jr. said plans are not yet known.
Advertising executive Arthur Fatt explains postwar retail changes. Stores, whether department, chain, or specialty, now primarily satisfy demand. National ads presell merchandise, while local ads drive final sales in specific stores. Store preference persists but buyers are drawn to informers of availability.
William F. Knowland announces Larry Rubio Drive resident Callaghan will lead California Youth for Goldwater. Callaghan, UC Berkeley senior and San Marino native, fills the post after serving two years as a Young Republicans official and participating in Model UN and international relations activities.
Tickets sell for one dollar to a charity breakfast honoring San Marino Sgt George Davis. Chief James Moore and the San Marino police attend a Saturday Feb 8 event at Crawford's Corner market Alhambra serving 8 am to noon. Proceeds aid Davis family, including education for his two sons.
Four SMHS seniors and four Beverly Hills High students will compete in a new television quiz show Scholarquiz taped February 2 and aired February 8 on KNXT Channel 2 from 4 30 to 5 p m. Alternate Bill Ruess named. Questions test knowledge of American culture and history with rewards for top teams and a final season contest to crown grand winners.
The South Pasadena San Marino YMCA capital fund drive aims for 525000 and opened with 123069 or 23 percent raised at the first report. Team leadership under Owen Powell reported 23569 of the goal and Roy Crocker noted 79500 from the Special Gifts Committee.
The Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley Experiment in International Living council offers a $500 scholarship for a San Marino teacher to spend four weeks abroad as a community ambassador in summer 1964. Language ability and program requirements apply. deadline March 15. Applications available from Louis Creveling, John Hart, and William Glenn.
San Marino Lodge No. 685 hosted a sports tribute with former USC and UCLA figures sharing wisdom. Bob Cunz and Ernie Messner spotlighted local athletes while Dave Levy Sam Tsagakis Eddie Meador and Tom LaSorda offered insights. Elvin Drake highlighted Olympic history and future ambitions.
The Board of Education decided at their regular meeting Tuesday night to study further the detailed budget for 1964 65, estimates of income and expenditures and the two proposed methods of increasing income presented by the school administration.
The Colwell Brothers Steve Paul and Ralph sons of Mr and Mrs W P Colwell of Sherwood road were praised by 350 striking Pisa University students who opened the main building to hear the Italian reception of the San Marino trio touring Italy for Moral Re-Armament. The group performed their own vocal and instrumental works in Italian as part of the play Through the Garden Wall now in Pisa. The report also notes two proposed five year tax plan options to balance a university budget with tax rate increases.
Darline Berca, 30, of Covina sustained possible whiplash Sunday when the car she rode in was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Joseph F. Rose, 43, at the Los Robles and Mission street intersection, San Marino police said.
Ted Schroeder international tennis star and six time US Davis Cup representative spoke at San Marino High School last Wednesday to local tennis club members from SMHS South Pasadena West Ridge and Huntington schools. He outlined mental and physical conditioning and stressed winning mindsets as essential to being a complete player.
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