07 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
1
Garrett was elected president of the SM Fund Drive group as money and trade themes guide the Rotary event. The drive promotes community support and highlights Rotary’s service initiatives.
Weather and schedule notes accompany a call for parade entries as the city plans a July 4 celebration. Miss Pauline Taylor, secretary at the school district, announces her planned retirement.
Residents report a loud rooster roaming Bleu Drive and Voeterey toward urban San Marino. Officials debate legal action as ranchers seek capture while a petition urges city hall to act and potential prosecution looms for disturbing the peace.
Permit activity rose in May with work valued at 296 067 dollars issued at city hall. Major items included home additions and swimming pools with notable values among others, reflecting a busy period for construction permits in 1973.
The chamber announces a survey to study parking in San Marcos aiming to identify problem areas and potential improvements. Participants are invited to share experiences and suggestions for downtown and surrounding districts.
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce plans a parking survey this week to assess provisions in the business district. Results will go to the signal engineer and realtor interest to gauge if current parking meets city needs. Leader Kenneth Verindates says the effort aims to improve city services and resolve long running parking debates.
A June 19 beach trip and cookout start a varied summer program by the citys Summer Youth Ministries. Participants from San Marino Community Church St Edmunds Episcopal and San Marino Congregational join for recreation growth and faith experience across age groups from fourth grade to college.
Pasadena area YMCA announces day camp opening on June 25. program details include weeklong sessions for youth with activities, swimming, crafts, and outdoor games. staff orientations completed and safety guidelines issued for participants and guardians.
SMHS announces Grad Night tours scheduled for June 14 and June 15. School officials invite families to view facilities and hear program details for graduates and guests.
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