Public To Tour High School Grad Night Layout
The San Marino High School gym is set for a Mardi Gras style senior party on June 18 with tours June 17 5-9 p.m. and June 18 12-3 p.m. Activities include a Grand Ballroom dinner dance with Darell Brewers orchestra, a Mississippi River steamboat stage, a midnight floor show, gift booths, Dixieland band in the courtyard, booths and games, crafts, bingo, and a 4 30 a.m. breakfast. Only those with reservations may attend.
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San Marino
Rolly Norton
Jackie Nuccio
Jerome Pearl
Orville Armstrong
Frederick Llewellyn
San Marino High School
New Orleans
Imediately
ToTow
Darell Brewer's Orchestra
Salt Company
Birk Lefler
Jack Rankin
Mr Show Toppers crafts Grad Night mannequins
San Marino resident Frank Harman known as Mr Show Toppers lends 12 female mannequins to the Grad Night committee for New Orleans high school decorations. He plans masculine disguises using masks and buckram to present clowns in the facade as the June 18 event approaches.
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Frank Harman
San Marino High
the Tribune
New Orleans
San Marino
Maurice Alexander
Grad Night Committee
Las Vegas
Seek Musicians To Form San Marino July Fourth Band
Al Ross yes calls for an all San Marino all pro and amateur band to march in the Fourth of July parade. Woodwinds brass and drums players invited to join. Call San Marino Chamber of Commerce at 286 1022 or Al Ross at 285 3625 between 9 a.m. and noon.
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al Ross
San Marino
San Marino crime and traffic report for May
May crime stats show 10 offenses with four burglaries and six thefts under 200 dollars. Ten adults and two juveniles were arrested, including one female petty thief. Traffic notes include 21 accidents, 481 citations, 535 violations, and 17 injury accidents year to date.
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San Marino
James Moore
San Marino rejects nuclear arsenal despite treaty
The Grand Council of San Marino ratifies the treaty banning nuclear weapons. The tiny republic with 180 soldiers and about 15 000 citizens remains unarmed and would not fund a nuclear force, avoiding costly arms on its mountaintop nation.
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Republic of San Marino
Grand Council
Italy
Editorial on Brown Act notices improves City Hall transparency
An editorial notes the City Hall finally supplied minutes and an agenda in line with the Brown Act. It praises the forthcoming June 10 agenda but calls out missing budget details and urges continued openness in local government actions.
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Board of Education
San Marino Board Approves 5.5 Percent Teacher Pay Increase
The San Marino Board of Education approved a revised 1970-71 salary schedule giving most teachers a 5.5 percent raise. Two second-year teachers get 3.5 percent boosts while starting pay for new teachers rises 3.5 percent to 7090 dollars. Top salaries rise, medical coverage remains at 75 percent. A detailed budget report notes a district deficit.
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San Marino
Untitled Reflections on Advice and Action
A compact aphorism reflects on the balance between doing and teaching. It contrasts the prudent seeker of guidance with the self-proclaimed mentor who instructs others. The saying emphasizes practical experience over theory in acquiring skill.
Ann Lauritzen Takes Second in National French Contest
San Marino High junior Ann Lauritzen earned second place in the National French Contest for fourth-year students in Southern California. She missed first by half a point as pupils from public private and parochial schools competed.
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Ann Lauritzen
San Marino
Southern
California
Miss Lauritzen
Final Still Pends in Red-Hot Congress Race
After the June 2 primary in the 24th District, results remained unsettled amid a rush to certify ballots for a June 30 runoff. Rousselot led McColl or trailed by small margins depending on mutilated and absentee ballots, with San Marino scarce turnout and county results shifting the final tally.
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Congress
24Th
Ray
Kee
Pribune
John Rousselot
Bill McColl
Lee
Tribune
Rousselot
McColl
Rousselot-McColl
San Marino
West Covina
San Bernardino County
Ronald Reagan
Unruh
Malcolm Proposes 18-Cent Tax Rise
City Manager Richard Malcolm presented a 1970-71 budget to the City Council calling for an 18 cent per $100 of assessed valuation tax hike. Expenditures would rise to $2,078,150, up 14.67 percent from 1969-70, with details showing increases in wages, materials, and capital outlay including Huntington Drive improvements.
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Richard Malcolm
Malcolm
Huntington Drive
St. Albans Road
Bedford Road
Cities Fund
Cit
Ted Burnett
Huntington Grads Bid Aloha At Eighth Grade Party
Eighth graders at Huntington School plan a June 18 graduation party from 8 to 10 30 p m at the San Marino Women s Club. They will wear their diploma outfits and dance to a live band in a farewell social with games and refreshments supervised by seventh grade parent chaperones.
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Aloha
Huntington School
San Marino Women's Club
Huntington
Brougham Morris
James Gallinatti
Robert Henry
Jack Bradford
Ira Matthieson
Jack Flynn
Tom Baird
Where Did They Go
A June log lists emergency responses with ambulance or fire equipment to local roads. Incidents include a patient with a cut arm taken to hospital and a car with a broken radiator hose.
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Windsor Road
West Haven Road
Oxford
Orlando Roads
Band Instruments Stolen From High School Room
An unknown person or persons entered the high school band room over the weekend and stole 21 instruments valued at about $798. Police are unsure how access was gained and note several keys are outstanding, with no evidence linking a key holder to the crime.
Legion Flag Sale Offers 20 Percent Discount
The American Legion in San Marino sells flags and poles at reduced prices ahead of Flag Day. Adjutant Harold Erdman can be contacted at 799-3708 or 1914 Montrobles Place for the discount.
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American Legion
San Marino
Harold Erdman
Montrobles Place
Powder Puff Tilt A Senior's Dream
Several hundred San Marinans witnessed the Powder Puff football game at San Marino High School as the senior girls defeated the juniors 21 to 0. Robin Kunert sparked the seniors with a bootleg TD and PATs, Barbara Batyka intercepted and returned for a TD, and Priscilla Brown added a 55 yard double reverse score.
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San
Robin Kunert
Barbara Batyka
Priscilla Brown
Leslie Daggett
Hotchkis Named To Three-Year YMCA Board Term
Preston B. Hotchkis of San Marino has been elected to a three-year term on the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles board. He leads Bixby Ranch Company and belongs to the Downtown Los Angeles Rotary Club. Hotchkis, a UC law graduate, is married with three children and resides on Oak Grove Avenue with his wife Maurine.
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San Marino
Preston B. Hotchkis
YMCA
Los Angeles
Hotchkis
Bixby Ranch Company
University of California
Maurine
Oak Grove Avenue
Stoneman Plans Its Grad Day
Stoneman School fifth graders will have their final day on June 18 with surprises. Mrs Summers Miss Smestad and Miss Burgess lead activities including a faculty baseball game, skits by girls, games races and a school serenade. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p m with refreshments and a gift presentation by class presidents.
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Stoneman School
Betty Summers
Edith Smestad
Judy Burgess
Punch
PTA
Peter Pfeiffer
Stoneman
Frederick Dahl
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Frank
Pat Hillings
Myrlie Evers
Huntington Grads
Legion
Bill Kaiser
Dickson Motor Service
Michael Hoover
Circle‘drive
Orlando Road
Oxford Road
Orlando
San Gabriel Community Hospital
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