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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1963

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Air Conditioner for Council okayed in San Marino

San Marino City Council approved adding air conditioning to City Hall chambers this month. The low bid came from Bryant at 1510 dollars, with O'Kane and Sales at 1697 and Altadena Heating and Plumbing at 2887. A three ton unit should be ready by August, marking near completion of air conditioning in city offices. City Manager Martin warned that state compensation insurance costs will rise by 4 to 5 thousand dollars next year, and crossing guards may be needed as school bus service likely declines. The first draft of the city budget is due soon and assessed value is down by about 500 thousand. The Planning Commission granted a 60 day extension to SS Felicitas and Perpetua Church on Palo Mar road. Storm drain improvements near Huntington drive and Rubio Wash are planned, funded from the general fund, and a marker for the Garfield and Huntington triangle is budgeted.

San Marino Council Bryant O'Kane Altadena Heating and Plumbing City Hall Theodore S. Burnett Charles E. Martin Martin San Marino Unified Burnett Charles R. Martin Planning Commission SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Catholic Church Palomar Road Huntington Drive Rubio Wash Milton R. Emerson Del Mar _ boulevard Garfield and

Artists Receive Honor at San Marino Library Gallery Show

Thirty five artists are honored at a reception tonight from 8 to 9 p.m. sponsored by The Friends of The San Marino Public Library at 1890 Huntington Drive. The 2nd Annual All San Marino Artists Show runs through July and August with a popular vote awarding a $15 prize. ballots are at the Adult services desk. Additional participants include Mary Spencer Virginia Oliver and Rudy Mendoza. Co hosts are Mrs. Margery Westcott and Miss Hazel Chase. Winners to be announced in September with a $50 purchase prize also offered by the Friends.

Friends of the San Marino Public Library Huntington Drive Adult Services Tribune Mary Spencer Virginia Oliver Rudy Mendoza Margery Westcott Hazel Chase Friends

Sun Eclipse Timed Saturday Schedule and Warnings

The article notes a partial sun eclipse on Saturday July 20 with key times 12 56 p m 2 02 p m and 3 04 p m. It warns of severe eye damage if viewed directly and recommends welding glass or a pinhole camera as viewing methods.

Scientific Board The California Medical Association

Red Cross Offers Free Nursing Classes in Pasadena

The Pasadena Red Cross Chapter houses three workshop sessions on nursing care for the sick and injured run with TV Home Nursing Courses on Channel 4 from 8 to 8 30 a m each Saturday starting July 20 through September 21. Sessions occur August 6 August 27 and September 24 with morning or evening options. Call before attending at Sycamore 69 41.

Pasdena Telephone Sycamore

Bank Withdraws Branch Office Application in San Marino

United California Bank withdrew its application for a San Marino banking office at the Smith Building after plans to modify a vault and curb traffic and noise were rejected by the Planning Commission. The State Banking Department announced the voluntary withdrawal ends the variance request.

United California Bank San Marino San Marino Avenue Huntington Drive State Banking Department Smith Building Planning Commission Scousnion

Humorous Observations From a Lighthearted Column

The piece playfully notes common domestic scenes and social quips. It includes jokes about mail mishaps calling a number, a church sign warning about anger, and light satire on flirting lines and fashion in glasses. It closes with a quirky joke about beer cans made of humus.

San Marino Exchange Club to hear Dr Woodward on Good Hope ship

Doctor Charles M. Woodward, a noted oral surgeon, will address the San Marino Exchange Club this Thursday, July 18. He will present slides about the mercy ship S S City of Hope and its medical missions to Latin American nations.

Charles M. Woodward San Marino

Baseball Pictures Inside Pony and Little League All Stars

Pictures of this year's Pony League and Little League players appear on pages 9 and 16 of this week's Tribune. Both leagues have all star teams and will face opponents in the next weeks. San Marino participation by parents and boys has been strong.

Tribune San Marino

Famed Historian Joins Huntington Library Staff

Dr. Ray Allen Billington, renowned Frontier historian, joins Henry E. Huntington Library as senior research associate after retiring from Northwestern University. He will study Frederick Jackson Turner papers and work on frontier history, new association president roles, and the upcoming Western History Association meeting in Salt Lake City.

Ray Allen Billington Henry E. Huntington Library John E. Pomfret Bills Billington Huntington Library America Frederick Jackson Turner Turner New Huntington Holt, Rinehart and Winston Mississippi Valley Historical Association American Studies Association Western History Association Salt Lake City

Captain Hardesty Attends Berkeley Fire Seminar

Captain Fred Hardesty head of the Fire Prevention Bureau attends a Fire Prevention Seminar in Berkeley this week per Fire Chief Thomas E. Almand. He will return Monday.

Fred Hardesty Berkeley Thomas E. Almand Hardesty

San Marinan Aboard Yacht First In Pacific Race

San Marinan as crewman on The Ticonderoga helped win the 1963 Transpacific Yacht Race finishing first. He is the son of Robert M. Allan Jr. of Old Mill Road and grandson of Robert M. Allan of Chaucer Road.

San Marinan San

San Marino school district ends bus transport program

The San Marino Unified School District voted to stop funding regular bus transportation for next year, preserving only $4,000 for transportation of disabled students. Embree Transportation Co offered limited seasonal service at about 34 cents per day with year-long commitments, subject to district coordination and stop discretion.

San Marino Unified Board of Education Embree Transportation Company of Pasadena

Manale Front Yard Walls Approved by San Marino Council

Monterey Road homeowners George and Mrs Manale win approval to keep most front yard walls after a Planning Commission denial and council appeal hearing. Also describes a new San Marino Recreation Puppetry class starting July 22 and details on district transportation plans and private bus options for schools.

Monterey George J. Manale Monterey Road San Marino Planning Commission

Essay Contest Near Deadline For GOP Women In San Marino

The San Marino Republican Women’s Federation sponsors an essay contest open to students aged 16 to 17 and 20 to 24. Topics include A Comparison of the United States Constitution and the United Nations Charter. Prizes and word limits are specified with a 1000 word limit for standard essays and 1600 words for longer pieces.

GOP United States San Marino The Republicann's Federation Cate

Hearing Set On New Street Parking Law

The Planning Commission proposes a revised city code to upgrade off street parking in San Marino. A public hearing will be held at the next City Council meeting on August 14. City Engineer Milton R. Emerson says the change would specify area required and the number of cars permitted, and differentiate by use type.

San Marino Planning Commission Wedy Milton R. Emerson

Police Report Details Several Local Thefts and Damages

San Marino Police report a string of minor burglaries and vandalism this week. A Colonial Kitchen entry attempt happened during vacation closure with pry marks and a rear door knob missing. A burglary at Sycamore drive yielded $12 in small change. A surfboard valued at $75 was stolen on Wa verly road. Damages include trees and sprinkler system at Southwestern Military Academy from a motorized power buggy, a broken plate glass dining room window at the Hayden home, and a tiki torch incident with a street fire on Orlando road.

San Marino Vromen O. Boyd Sycamore Drive George E. Fleming Waverly Road Southwestern Military Academy William R. Hayden Canterbury Road Marie W. de Trujillo Orlando Road

Red Cross Water Safety Classes Quickly Fill

The San Marino Red Cross water safety chairwoman reports high demand as the second session fills and sessions three through five receive registrations. Officials anticipate this year’s registrations will exceed last year’s 1,100 with over 1,000 already reserved and pre session signups at the pool before sessions three and four.

William D. Ross San Marino Red Cross Water Safety Red Cross Water Safety Committee

City Receives 16250 Motor Vehicle Rebate

San Marino collected 16250 as its final apportionment of motor vehicle license fee revenues for the past fiscal year. The total for the year rises to 68919.67 as stated by the state controller. Allocations are population based with half to cities and half to counties and may fund general city and county budgets.

San Marino

Last Board Meeting Before August Budget Hearing

Tuesday night the Board of Education held its final meeting before the August 1 public budget hearing. The public is invited to attend and to ask questions about the budget.

Board of Education

New hosemen hired by Fire Department

The San Fire announces two new hires for the department. James Kelly, 23, of Los Angeles, and Robert Jones, 25, of La Puente are added to the ranks per Chief Thomas E. Armand.

San Fire Thomas E. Armand James Kelly Los Angeles Robert Jones la Puente

Man Injured Working On City Shop

Ralph Aguilar of 325 Main Street Alhambra was injured last Friday while working on a new shop building in the San Marino City Fals yard area according to City Hall. The accident occurred shortly after 2 p.m. He fell onto a steel rod causing a skin injury and was taken to San Gabriel Community Hospital by Dolphins Service.

Ralph Aguilar Main Street Alhambra San Marino City Hall Aguilar San Gabriel Community Hospital Dolphins Service

Also Mentioned on This Page

Felicitas Red Cross Exchange Club S.S. City OF Hope Frontier Huntington Northwestern University Recreation Department San Marino High School San Marino Unified School 1665 West Drive Atlantic Skip Stanford University Diamond Head Honolulu Hawaii Baldwin B. Baldwin San Diego Allan Chicago Ticonderoga C. M. Linton Manale Linton Allen Laws E. M. Peterson Harry W. Hitchcock Embree Republic OF San Marino Stanley Arndt Wetherby Road Florin Durzynski Republica di Arndts Ray A. Billington
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