City Approves Old Mill Use Agreement for Historical Society
City approves a plan for the California Historical Society to use El Molino Viejo as its Southern California headquarters. San Marino will cover up to 1500 in moving costs and utilities except telephone, maintain grounds, install safety devices, and keep the building in good repair. The Society will provide a full time custodian, publish a weekly schedule, and conduct exhibits and research with a November opening anticipated. Initial lease runs through December 31, 1967 with automatic one year renewals.
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Fima
The
California Historical Society
Southern California
el Molino Viejo
Society
San Marino
Richard Malcolm
Historical Society
Henry H. Clifford
Along the Drive We’re Getting Older and Cautions for Motorists
A reflective column notes age, courtesy at a supermarket door, and warns drivers about risks at high speeds while criticizing faulty blueprints in a planned economy. The piece suggests seeking advice from those who have failed to learn lessons.
McKesson Heads Pasadena Crime Council and All Star Game
William B McKesson with Los Angeles County roots leads the Pasadena Citizens Committee of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Edward T Brewster serves as treasurer as Pasadena Little League announces All Stars game Friday at 5 30 pm at the Pasadena American League Diamond.
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Wiliam B McKesson
Los Angeles County
Pasadena
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Edward T. Brewster
Sana Marino
Security First National Bank
Sierra Madre Boulevard
Hastings Ranch
McKesson
McKesson, Particu
Progress On School Bus Program Told
The Board of Education awaits the San Marino Community Council decision on a plan to lease district buses to the council and contract them back. If approved, the district could charge parents a fare and seek state funds to cover the shortfall for students living beyond three quarters of a mile. Attendees from the district include Superintendent Walter Dingus, trustees Le Roy Sanders and Barbara Maxwell, and others.
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Board of Education
San Marino
Dingus
Community Council Board of Directors
LeRoy Sanders
Barbara Maxwell
Dan Elis
William McKinley
Community Council
Richard Sprague
City adopts new building code and battles oak blight
San Marino City Council approved the 1964 Uniform Building Code with a new garage secondary exit and a lathe inspection fee update. Meanwhile city officials and 15 top pathologists battle a mysterious oak blight threatening most oaks, with trees dying over two to three years despite chemicals and soil injections.
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San Marino
Fred Sharp
San Gabriel Valley
Sharp
West Parkway
Chester Avenue
Robles
Three Committees Established In City Council Action
The City Council approved an ordinance creating two new committees to handle minor variance and building standards decisions. A Modification Committee will interpret codes, and an Executive Committee of the Planning Commission will review noncontroversial minor variance requests. Filing fees rise to 25 dollars.
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The
Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Appeals Board
Lacy Park
Richard Malcolm
San
Completion Of Church Addition Nears In San Marino
The final unit of the First Church of Christ Scientist San Marino building program at 1070 Huntington Drive nears completion. Plans are made to hold classes on August 1 in the new Sunday School structure.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
San Marino
Huntington Drive
Woman Injured In Collision On Los Robles
An Alhambra woman suffered injuries after a rear end collision on Los Robles Avenue near Mission Street. Patricia Ann Cline, 21, of Pasadena drove the car that struck Martene Davis, 31, of Duarte who was stopped in traffic. Billie J. Crooks, 45, a passenger in the Cline vehicle, was hospitalized with a head injury.
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San Marino
Patricia Ann Cline
Pasadena
Martene Davis
Duarte
Los Robles Avenue
Mission Street
San Gabriel Community Hospital
Billie J. Crooks
Cline Auto
Two Arrested in Local Burglaries in San Marino
San Marino police report two men from Los Angeles, Clifford Watts and Joseph Triassi, 45 and 25, arrested in North Hollywood last week have admitted to burglaries at Dr. E. Clark Hubbs Jr. on Chaucer Road and Burton C. Rawlins on Chester Avenue around June 29. The suspects are held by the LAPD on related cases.
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San Marino
North Hollywood
Chaucer Road
Dr. E. Clark Hubbs Jr
Chester Avenue
Burton C. Rawlins
Rawlins
Los Angeles
Trustees Reappointed to Library Board for Three-Year Terms
The City Council renewed two library trustees at its July 14 meeting. Mrs Roy E Maginnis and Mrs John A Carrington were reappointed to three-year terms on the Public Library Board of Trustees.
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Public Library Board of Trustees
Roy E. Maginnis
John A. Carringto
San Marinans Win Transpac Honors In Honolulu Race
The Ticonderoga skippered by Roert Allan III won the elapsed time division after 2 225 miles from Los Angeles to Honolulu in nine days 13 hours 51 minutes two seconds The Psyche 40 foot sloop owned by Don Salisbury of Oak Knoll avenue won fleet handicap with a corrected time of eight days 22 hours seven minutes five seconds breaking the 1955 record This marked Salisbury first Transpac attempt from California.
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San
Psyche
Don Salisbury
Oak Knoll Avenue
Salisbury
California
San Marino District proposes 32.5 cent tax hike and Koufax night
San Marino voters face a 32.5 cent school tax increase to balance a 2.5 million district budget revised by the Board of Education. The Dodgers star Sandy Koufax is slated as the probable starter for San Marino Night at Dodger Stadium with tickets at four dollars plus one dollar for bus.
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Harry Hitchcock
Don Drysdale
San Marino
Dodger Stadium
Hitchcock
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Frank Dessel
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Cardinals
Board of Education
Walter Dingus
Dingus
Koufax
Dodgers
Herbert H. McCormick
the Tribune
Tim Bekins
Thief Takes Hardware From Vacant Orlando Road Home
Mrs. William M. Barnes reported a theft at a vacant home on Orlando road last week. Approximately $150 in bathroom fixtures door knobs and dresser knobs were taken from the unoccupied house sometime between Monday and Thursday morning.
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San Marino
William M. Barnes
Orlando Road
Hearing Set On Gas Station Requirements In San Marino
San Marino Planning Commission to weigh a public hearing on conditional use permits for new service stations and set criteria for performance and construction standards. Also to hear plans for subdivision of Orlando Road property and a 4000 square foot second floor medical addition at 2975 Huntington Drive with proposed church parking arrangement.
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San Marino
Planning Commission
Commission
Orlando Road
Collis Holiiday
Philip Mayo
Ben Patton
Huntington Drive
Mayo
St. Edmund’s Church
Party Burglar Steals $79 From Purses
A purse theft incident was reported to Picacen. Police say the burglary involved a suspect described as Bury Bilevens of West. Further details were not available.
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Picacen
Bury Bilevens
West
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