Mrs George Bell Elected Chairman of Red Cross
Mrs George R Bell of Devonport Road was re elected to a second term as chairman of the San Marino branch of the American National Red Cross at a board meeting last week. New officers include Mrs George E Norwine as vice chairman and Mrs Matt as secretary with Mrs Barret Brown as treasurer. Director nominees and fund drive results are reported with 25 500 dollars raised of a 38 000 goal and 4716 solicitations sent with 1791 responses.
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George Bell
Red Cross
George R. Bell
Devonport Road
San Marino
American National Red Cross
Board
George E. Norwine
The
Clarence Folsom
Robert S. Whitmore
B. Durward Howes III
Ronald K. Witter
Frederick A. Schnell
Mmes
Roy E. James
Harley E. Eckert
Hamilton J. Stevens
Kathryn B. Toll
Barret Brown
Mittee
Charles Kavanaugh
Ralph Jones
Jack Carrington
Don Scott
Scott
San Marino High School
Candy Williams
Robert Hansen
Riverside
John C. Packard
Wayne Knight
John A. Murphy
May Blood Bank
San Marino Red Cross
G. E. Norwood
H. H. McCormick
J. Gerald Ross
Fred Garrison
K. L. Carver
San Marino Legion Wins Latest Games Against West Covina
Marino Post 239 Ameri Shion baseball team defeated West Covina Post 790 last week. San Marino won Saturday and Sunday games, 7 to 5, and will host Los Altos next Saturday at 2 p.m. and play Sunday at home.
A Reader's Poem On Dads, Differences And Vacation
A reader submits a playful poem about family cookouts with Dad joining in. The verse muses on differences among people and the value of disagreement without being disagreeable, ending with a question about the approaching vacation.
Residents Oppose Huntington Drive Road Plan
In Los Angeles County near La Presa and Huntington Drive residents sign a 176 name petition opposing the Road Department plan to close La Presa Drive as a cross street. They claim 50 years of use and say closure would inconvenience them. A public hearing may be considered. The department seeks to widen Huntington Drive from three to four lanes on the northerly side.
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L.A. County
la Presa
Huntington Drive
Road Department
Michillinda
San Gabriel Boulevard
la Presa Drive
City Council Meeting Set for June 13 at City Hall
The City Council convenes next Wednesday June 13 at City Hall 2200 Huntington Drive beginning at 7 30 p m. Members discuss routine business and public concerns planned for the evening session.
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City Hall
Huntington Drive
Titans honored for stellar Rio Hondo title season
San Marino High School Titans celebrated a 22 win 2 loss season after winning the Rio Hondo League title and reaching the CIF championship finals. MVP Mark Foss senior pitcher, Most Improved Richard Rolfe senior catcher, and Honorary Captain Joel Weise senior first baseman were named. About 100 attendees. Coach Bob Mahoney announced 19 letters and a two year 41 4 record.
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San Marino High Schol
Titan
Duane Edmonds
Roanoke Road
Titans
Mark Foss
Richard Rolfe
Joel Weise
Bob Mahoney
Burglary Reports In San Marino Homes
San Marino police report two home burglaries. The Wilber W. Foss residence at 2345 Sherwood Road lost about $1,000 in jewelry after a Friday burglary on June 1. The George H. Finkle home at 2790 is said to have been entered May 27 with losses around $1,200 in jewelry and cash.
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Wilber W. Foss
Sherwood Road
San Marino
George H. Finkle
Finkle
May postal receipts dip slightly from prior year
Postal receipts for May edged down from May 1961 levels. May receipts totaled $19,398.39 versus $19,419.89 in May 1961.
Music Teacher Directing Occidental Alumni Revue Jubilee
Mrs June Walz elementary music teacher and consultant leads Occidental College Alumni Day revue Jubilee musical fantasy for the college 75th anniversary. The show features 10 of 13 songs written by Walz and will be performed in Thorne Hall at 730 p.m. Saturday June 9 as Alumni Day finale.
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June Walz
San Marino Unified School District
Occidental College
Thorne Hall
Occidental
Walz
Arthur Teachout
Waz
Albuquerque
Judge Dawson to Address Legion Post on WWI Incidents
Judge LeBroy Dawson of Los Angeles County Superior Court will speak to San Marino Post 239 of the American Legion on Wednesday June 13. His talk titled Amusing Incidents of World War I follows his distinguished World War I service. Dinner at 7 p.m. and meeting at 8 p.m. in the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel San Marino Room. Reservations by June 11.
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San Marino
American Legion
LeBroy Dawson
Superior
Los Angeles County
Dawson
Huntington-Sheraton Hotel
Graduation Week At San Marino And Huntington Schools
San Marino High School and Huntington School schedule graduation for Thursday with SMHS at 8 p.m. and Huntington at 3:30 p.m. Baccalaureate service at SMHS on Sunday June 19 at 8 p.m. in Elmer C. Neher Auditorium with Robert Hogg delivering the sermon.
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San Marino High School
Huntington School
Huntington
SMHS
Elmer C. Neher
Robert Hogg
Community Church
Aida
Chamber Aids Students in Summer Work Program
San Marino Chamber of Commerce coordinates student employment for summer with local businesses. A notice asks firms to list full or part time job needs from June 15 to about September 1. San Marino High School distributes application forms to students for matching. Contact City Hall or call Atlantic 1-6138.
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San Marino
Summer Swim Pool Hours Announced by Recreation Dept
The San Marino Recreation Department says the Community Swimming Pool opens Saturdays and Sundays 1 30 to 5 30 p.m. Locker facilities start June 18. From June 18 hours extend to 1 30 to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday. Recreational swimming costs 25 cents for children and adults.
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San Marino
Tough Titan Tennis Team Wins CIF Championship
San Marino High School Titans, led by Coach Jack Bradford, claim the CIF title by defeating Sunny Hills 9 6 in singles and 7 4 in doubles. Jim Hobson of Sunny Hills dominated singles, while Jeff Lewis, Tom Hartley and captain Dave Everhart with partner Milt Reimers powered SMHS to the crown.
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Jack Bradford
San Marino High School Titan
Sunny Hills High School
San Marino
San Marinans
Jim Hobson
Sunny Hills
Jeff Lewis
Tom Hartley
Titans
Dave Everhart
Milt Reimers
Sierra High School
Palm Springs
SMHS
Bradford
Bob
Barbeque Committee Named for San Marino Foundation Event
Stephen J. Collins announces the 17th Annual Barbeque on June 16 at Carver Elementary School grounds with Clifford E. Fetch as assistant general chairman and M. Neil Thackaberry as general advisor. Committee chairmen include Arthur C. Johnson Davis E Browne Stanley M. Arndt Alvin B. Pitman Ramon W Kirk Peter A. McLaurin Kenneth W. French Clyde J. Lanhart Lindley M. Best Edward H. Martin Robert B. Lloyd Jr Forrest M. Lundstrom G. Wesley Parr Arthur R. Crip
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Stephen J. Collins
Sycamore Drive
San Marino Foundation, Inc
Carver
Clifford E. Fetch
M. Neil Thackaberry
Foundation
Arthur C. Johnson
Davis E Browne
Stanley M. Arndt
Alvin B. Pitman
Ramon W Kirk
Peter A. McLaurin
Kenneth W. French
Clyde J. Lanehart
Lindley M. Best
Edward H. Martin
Robert B. Lloyd, Jr
Forrest M. Lundstrom
G. Wesley Parr
Arthur R. Crip
Grad Night Tours Planned For Public
San Marino High School hosts Grad Night open to parents and residents from 6 to 9 p m on May 13. A second tour on June 14 runs 1 to 2 30 p m with Tara Plantation Peachtree Street settings starting at the boys gym steps. Co chairs Mrs Sidney Wall and Mrs Colvin C Doughty lead a committee of Mmes F Elliott Avery Earl S Bullard William J Collinge D J Dean F S Conant Rosalie J Foss A C Hall Gerald B Hamilton Charles Macbeth B T Rolfe Harol Smith and Stanley Yount under Mrs E Clark Hubbs Jr and Stanl D Clark. Open house follows tours with view of completed project. no unauthorized access outside tour hours.
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San Marino
Mmes
F. Elliott Avery
Earl S. Bullard
William J. Collinge
D. J. Dean
F. S. Conant
Rosalie J. Foss
A. C. Hall
Gerald B. Hamilton
Charles Macbeth
B. T. Rolfe
Harol Smith
Stanley Yount
E. Clark Hubbs, Jr
Stanl D. Clark
Ggea
Pomona College Botanist Receives $1000 Huntington Grant
Dr. Edward F. Anderson, Pomona College botany instructor, was voted a $1,000 grant by Huntington Library trustees to conduct desert plant research for two months at Huntington Botanical Gardens during July and August. He plans a Mexico trip to supplement data from literature and garden specimens.
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Edward F. Anderson
Pomona College
Huntington Library
Huntington Botanical Gardens
Mexico
San Marinans on Institute Advisory Committee
Several San Marinans join the Institute Advisory Committee for a major finance institute at the University of Southern California School of Business Administration. Today and tomorrow June 7 and 8 sessions meet to address growing corporate financial problems in Hancock Auditorium. Members include Earlee Philip S. Fogg and M. Mott.
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San Marinans
Institute of Finance
University of Southern California
School of Business Administration
Hancock Auditorium
Earlee Philip S. Foggage M. Mott
Bowlby Elected to Claremont Board of Fellows
Samuel F. Bowlby of Rosa Lind Road is elected to Claremont University College Board of Fellows at the annual meeting. He attended his first campus meeting and later received advanced degrees. Bowlby, vice president of Shell Oil Company overseeing Western U S exploration, has 35 years with the firm and varied oil field roles. He is a Wisconsin Institute of Technology and University of Oklahoma graduate and serves as a director of the Southern California Sy m Association Western Oil and Gas Association and the R M Payles Boys Camp.
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Samuel F. Bowlby
Rosalind Road
Claremont University College
Bowlby
Shell Oil Company
United States
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
University of Oklahoma
Southern California
Sy m- Association
Western Oil and Gas Association
R. M. Payles
Gregory Basement Damaged By Fire
Fire Department reports several thousand dollars in damage to the basement of Dr. John Gregory at 870 Orlando Road last week when a fire swept the basement laboratory. A laboratory assistant Charles Harrison burned, treated and released. Also a palm tree blaze at the Patton Estate site on May 25 warns of brush fire danger.
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John Gregory
Orlando Road
Charles Harrison
San Gabriel Community Hospital
Patton Estate
Hampton
Euston
Resioo
Nixon Wins San Marino Primary By Large Margin
Dick Nixon defeats Assemblyman Joseph Shell in San Marino by almost two to one. Shell polls about 37 percent as turnout tops eight in ten. Total San Marino vote 7 230 of 8 900 registered. Daylight Savings Time Proposition 6 passes with no cost. Propositions 1 to 5 lose heavily.
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Dick Nixon
Joseph Shell
San Marino
Shell
San
Vk Lubioutltu Vultid Wclil
San Marino Voting Results Show Tight GOP Races
In San Marino the GOP primary featured strong showing for Nixon with heavy backing, while Kuchel and Wright drew solid conservative support. Rafferty lost statewide to La Canadian. Coakley and Allen also had backers. All bond measures failed except state aid to local districts by slim margin.
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George Christopher
San Francisco
Nixon
San Marino
Loyd Wright
Thomas Kuchel
Howard Jarvis
Wright
Jarvis
Max Rafferty
Ralph Richardson
Los Angeles Board of Education
Cecci
Dick Nixon
Joe Shell
Kuchel, Wright and Jarvis
Kuchel
Richardson
Hardesty
Coakley
Allen
Colwig
Xom
Shell
Ae San Marino
Canidates
May Building Permits Totals and New Home Permit in San Marino
Construction activity remains sluggish as San Marino City Building Department reports May 1962 had 65 permits totaling 153998. A year earlier May 1961 had 65 permits valued at 285362. One new residential permit valued at 50000 for 2497 Ridgeway road, plus 39 additions and alterations, 12 walls and fences, 10 pools, 2 neon signs, and a demolition extension. First five months 1962 total 640369.50 versus 1039714.00 in 1961.
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San Marino
Brougham Morris
la Paz
Ridgeway Road
Henry Mudd Receives Honorary Degree at Convocation
Henry T. Mudd chairman of Harvey Mudd College and board member at Claremont colleges was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by Claremont University College at the 35th annual convocation at Claremont Graduate School. He is president of Cyprus Mines Corporation.
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Henry T. Mudd
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont Men’s College
Claremont University College
Claremont Graduate School
Mudd
Cyprus Mines Corporation
Precinct voting breakdown published by The Tribune
The Tribune releases a precinct by precinct voting breakdown for San Marinans. The chart presents how residents in each precinct cast their ballots, ongoing in the current election cycle.
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Tribune
The
San
Vicki Hunt Named Exchange Student from SMHS
Vicki Hunt daughter of Mrs Eleanor R Hunt of San Marino Ave SMHS student has been chosen as an American Field Service exchange student. Her trip starts June 15 and she'll spend the summer in France leaving Montreal aboard the S S Seven Seas with 1100 AFS students. She will live in Rhone Valley with a French family of six children and 37 cousins and travel Southern France until August 10 before a Paris week with 100 other AFS students. She is Prometheans member, junior class secretary and drill team member.
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Vicki Hunt
Eleanor R. Hunt
San Marino Avenue
SMHS
Miss Hunt
France
Montreal
Canada
S. S. Seven Seas
A.F.S
Rhone Valley
Paris
Vicki
Prometheans
Graduation Edition Preview for The College
The College announces a Graduation Edition releasing June 14 next week. The edition highlights top graduates, ceremonies, and standout student achievements across campus. The paper invites readers to join in celebrating commencement milestones and special features.
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