Large White Friendly Pig Arrested for Camellias in San Marino
A very large friendly pig ate camellias at Mrs. Barrett’s Monterey road home in San Marino. Lt. James Moore and the San Marino Police Department responded after a call, the pig wandered away then was found again and taken to the Humane Society for disturbing the peace.
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Steve Barrett
Monterey Road
San Marino
James Moore
Lt. Moore
Los Robles
Humane Society
Linscomb Backs HUAC Group Praises Them
Congressman Glen Lipscomb endorses the House Committee on Un-American Activities and calls for continued support and funding. He notes the committee's 1941 to 1962 output of 142 legislative recommendations and claims 42 have been enacted.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
Glen Lipscomb
Supreme Court
Congress
Advertising Drives Growth in Modern American Business
The piece notes total US advertising costs reached 12 million in 1962 and argues larger firms must spend more of gross income on ads. It links advertising to net profits and production efficiency, also suggesting that newer businesses rely more on advertising to grow as automation expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Drive Reflection on Peace and Power
A reflective snippet contrasts love and power as forces for peace. It notes the differing worries of rich and poor about meals and survival and urges bureaucrats to listen and learn from those they serve. A closing quote calls God the silent partner in great enterprises.
Huntley Circle Man Will Head Western Firm
Raymond L. Geiler of Huntley Circle has been elected president of Diversey Western Company, announced Bland B. Button, executive vice president. Geiler succeeds the former head as leadership changes occur at the firm.
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Huntley Circle
Raymond L. Geiler
Diversey Western Company
Bland B. Button
Presi
San Marino businessman named new division head at Diversey
The article notes and introduces a prominent San Marino figure, formerly president of A. R. Maas Chemical, who merged with Victor Chemical Works. He becomes a leading executive in Diversey Corpora tion's new division serving nine western states and Alaska. The Geilers reside on Huntley circle in San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Gretchen
Geilers
Huntley Circle
Blood Bank Time Again February 7
The event runs Thursday February 7 from 3 to 7 38 p.m. at the San Ma Woman's Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ma- Woman
William Hurt Named to M S Society Board
William Hurt of Avondale Road is elected to the 20 member Board of Trustees of the Southern California Chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The chapter is one of 115 nationwide, established in 1948 to combat MS, the nation s top crippler of young adults.
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William Hurt
Avondale Road
Southern California
National
San Marinan Heads Show of Camellias
The Los Angeles Camellia Council announces the annual show set for March 2 and 3 at Descanso Gardens in La Cañada. The council includes Pacific, Temple City, Orange County, Pomona Valley, Los Angeles, and Southern California Camellia Societies.
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Los Angeles
Ide Memorial Fund Planned At Local YMCA
Mrs Corson Ww Ide of St Al bans road wife of the late May or of San Marino established the Corson Ide Memorial Endowment Fund for the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA. Officials say the gift aims to create an endowment to stimulate further bequests and gifts to expand the fund. The YMCA Endowment Program is vital to stabilize its future amid rising needs.
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Corson
St. Albans Road
San Marino
Corson Ide
South Pasadena -San Marino
YMCA
Bud Hoffman Resigns as YMCA Official
Warren L. Bud Hoffman resigns as executive secretary of the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA after 16 years to become general secretary of the Palo Alto Y. Wallace P. Weirick confirms the move and notes duties begin February 4 with board screening of successors.
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Warren L
Bud) Hoffman
South Pasadena-San Marino
YMCA
Palo Alto Y
Wallace P. Weirick
Proposed New YMCA Building Hearing Set in South Pasadena
The South Pasadena City Council will hold a public hearing on February 13 for a proposed YMCA building at Oak Street and Garfield Avenue near San Marino's west boundary. The site plan requests a South Pasadena-San Marino YMCA facility.
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YMCA
Pasadena
South Pasadena
Burglars Take Furs From Home On Orlando
San Marino Police report two burglars looted fur items and cash from Mrs. Alice Davis at 2155 Orlando Road last Friday evening. A fur valued at 1500 dollars and several other losses were listed. Davis heard voices then saw suspects flee east on Orlando Road. Police also noted 7.50 taken from Stoneman School offices last Monday and a 35 dollar tool box stolen from Walter E. Stoll’s garage on Warwick Road. A South Pasadena Planning Commission vote produced a 3 to 3 tie with revised plans for a two story structure including pool and multiple rooms.
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Alice Davis
Orlando Road
San Marino
Stoneman
Walter E. Stoll
Warwick Road
South Pasadena
J C Library Lords and Morgan Win Temple Branch Contract
J C Library Lords and Morgan awarded the Temple Branch contract for Loseles mty Library. Low bid 161360 accepted. construction to begin before February on a 10000 square foot masonry building on city property near Temple City Park. Completion set for July 1 with 70000 volume capacity replacing the current 50000 volumes.
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Lsrd
Morgan
Hunts Drive
Temple
Loseles Mty
Golden West Avenue
Temple City Park
Civic Center Complex
Cumberland road man elected LA Jaycees president for 1963 64
William D. Ross of Cumberland road was elected president of the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce for 1963 64. Ross is a vice president at Lincoln Savings and Loan Association UC S graduate and Olympian swimmer 1956. Also named to the Jaycees Board were Eugene M. Lyons and Donald J. Nores.
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Cumberland Road
William D. Ross
Los Angeles
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ross
Lincoln Savings and Loan Association
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Opera Company
Trojan Club
Jonathan Club
AAU
Southern California Swimming Association
Jaycees
Jaycee Golf Foundation
San
Eugene M. Lyons
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lyons
United California Bank
Donald J. Nores
Woodlawn Avenue
DMV Sets February Fourth Deadline for Plate Renewals
State official Tom Bright notes February 4 deadline to renew vehicle registrations without penalty. The notice urges timely action to avoid late fees and ensure current plates.
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Tom Bright
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Public Defender Ellery Cuff Plans Retirement
Ellery E. Cuff of Bellwood road Los Angeles County Public Defender plans to retire May 1 after 38 years in service. He led a 90 member staff with workload growth from 15 to 66 and helped make the office a national model, with Judge Samuel Blake praising the office.
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Ellery E. Cuff
Bellwood Road
Los Angeles
Cuff
Oo Soma
Public Defender’s Office
William B. Neeley
Neeley
Superior Court
American College of Trial Lawyers
Los Angeles County
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Samuel Blake
Los Angeles Public Defenders Office
Junior Achievement Week Declared by LA County Board
Warren M. Dorn, chairman of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, proclaims a week as Junior Achievement Week in Los Angeles County. The program teaches teens about private enterprise and allows them to form and run companies with guidance from business executives.
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Warren M. Dorn
Los Angeles
Board Cancels Tax Election Date In San Marino
The San Marino Board of Education cancelled the proposed special tax election originally set for March 5 during Tuesday's meeting. No alternative date was set, and the board promised intensive study of future plans before any new action.
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San Marino
Titans Fall to Temple City in Rio Hondo League Opener
San Marino Titans lost 49 43 to cellar team Temple City using a zone defense and struggled to attack the basket. The Titans next face Charter Oak and then South Pasadena at 7 p m for B team and 8 15 p m for Varsity at South Pasadena gym.
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San Marino Titan
Temple City
Temple
Titans
Charter Oak Lancers
South Pasadena
Tigers
Duarte
Rams
Andy Cies
Ram Mike Demond
Andy Dies
Pat Tuohy
John Riggs
Rob Harbour
Dies
Community Church Names New Pastor
The San Marino Community Church invites Rev. David I. Rees, formerly at First Presbyterian Beckley and Catonsville, to serve as pastor. Rees, a Yale and Wooster alum, served as Navy chaplain in World War II and will move with his family to San Marino on March 1. Meanwhile local school finance talks address revised state funding and tax plans, with board members urging further study and possible election postponement.
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San Marino Community
David I. Rees
The
Presbyterian Church In
Baltimore
Mary
Rees
Scranton
Pennsylvania
College of Wooster
Princeton Theological Seminary
Yale Divinity School
Hartford
Connecticut
Yale School of Alcohol Studies
Lackawanna
Old First Church
Wheeling
West Virginia
Laughlin Memorial
Presbyterian Church
Beckley
Waynesburg
First Presbyterian Church
Catonsville
Maryland
West Coast
Pacific
Board of Education and School Administration
Bruce Alexander
Frank Rice
Sacramento
54th District GOP Council Is Formed
A Coordinating Council for the 54th District Republican Central Committee was activated at a Monday Alhambra meeting. Homer Bell will chair the council with San Marinans Judy Leetham Walter Taylor II Earl Adams Kenneth Spence Helen Wysong Ted Stearns and L E Bud Collier among members.
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54Th District
Republican Central Committee
Evelyn Combs
Alhambra
Homer Bell
San
San Marino Planning Commission Sets February 6 Meeting
The San Marino Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday February 6. City engineer Milton Emerson says the session starts at 7 30 p.m. at San Marino City Hall 2200 Huntington Drive.
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San Marino
Sabin Type III Clinic Set For Sunday at Huntington School
The Type III Sabin polio vaccination clinic will be held Sunday February 3 at Huntington School Gym from 10 45 a m to 5 30 p m for San Marinans who received Type I and II vaccines in previous clinics. The cost is 25 cents and the same vaccination procedure will be followed.
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Huntington School
Sabin
San
Kiwanis Urges Citizenship Duty During CQ Week
The Kiwanis Club of San Marino designates January 27 to February 2 as CQ Week. President Don Williams urges citizens to vote support community betterment, oppose crime, keep streets safe, and consider their Citizenship Quotient through personal responsibility and cooperative effort.
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Kiwanis Club of
San Marino
Don Williams
Kiwanis
Williams
Tax Talk Group Plans to Organize Residents
James O Stevenson editor notes mailing of Tax Talk shows residents want to organize neighborhood groups to discuss San Marino affairs. The sponsoring committee likely remains active and strong interest continues as Tax Talk was mailed this week.
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James O. Stevenson
San Marino
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