Huntington School awards contract for resource center
The Huntington School Board awarded the $569,133 contract for the new resource center and remodeling to Douglas Campbell Co of Brea after rebids and plan revisions. Work starts June 23 with $185,162 remaining for the project and priorities include widening the west driveway, blinds and fixtures, sprinkler repair, and furnishings.
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Huntington School
Douglas Campbell Co
Brea
Jim Burke
Valentine
Huntington
Our Flag Day 1969 Editorial Celebrates American Spirit
An editorial notes Flag Day as Saturday, praising the U S flag as the nation’s symbol of freedom and people derived government power. It urges back to basics, highlighting individual spirit, national vitality, and simple patriotism amid a mechanized era.
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U.S
United States
Eight Days Left Until Camelot Grad Night 69 Opens
San Marino teachers and parents prepare the high school gym for Grad Night 69 with a Camelot theme. Mrs. David Narver chairs the committee as Gerald Murphy and fathers install the facade while others finalize tents ballroom and decor. Tours for citizens are planned June 19 5 to 9 pm and June 20 12 to 3 pm to view the setting and celebrate the class of 1969.
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Land of Camelot
David Narver
Sir Lancelot
Camelot
San Marino
Gerald Murphy
David Hatford
Security
Grad Wien
Mmes
David Lord
Richard Vanderhoof
SAN Marino Tribune
Operation Shop Early completes gift project for troops
San Marino volunteers wrap and sew nine Christmas presents per ditty bag for Viet Nam servicemen as part of the American National Red Cross project. The Pasadena Red Cross Chapter and five branches aim for 2 600 ditty bags this year with local leaders directing efforts.
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Santa
Red Cross
Gibraltar
San Marino
Viet Nam
American National Red Cross
Pasadena Red Cross
Fred Garrison
Eric Lane
Pasadena
K. L. Carver
Willard Goertz
H. E. Hollister
Lenore Magee
Allen Marshall
John A. Murphy
Harold Hansen
Summer Swim Training Class For Youth At San Marino Pool
A competitive swimming training class for boys and girls aged six to 16 is offered at the San Marino High School community pool this summer. Sessions run weekdays 7:45 to 9:15 a.m. from June 23, with registration on June 23 and 24. The $4 fee applies until August 1, and an E in Beginners II is required. Call Mrs. Robert Garrett at 286-2706 for details.
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San Marino High School
Robert Garrett
Ladies Day at Rotary Speaker W K McClelland
At the San Marino Rotary noon meeting at Woody and Eddy's Rotarians hear W. K. Bill McClelland, personnel manager of The Music Center Operating Company. He brings 14 years in industrial relations with aerospace and War on Poverty programs and studied at Adelphi University. He is a past president of the Pacific Palisades Players.
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San Marino
Steinbacher To Address Legionnaires
San Marino Post 239 American Legion will host a 6:30 dinner meeting at Woody and Eddy's featuring John Steinbacher, a news reporter author teacher and social worker, speaking on Sex Study Science or Subversion. Officers for the ensuing year will be installed including Edwin R. Sneyd commander Norman H. Frys lie first vice commander and Paul E. Dobbins second vice commander.
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San Marino
American Legion
Woody & Eddy’s
John Steinbacher
Edwin R. Sneyd
Norman H. Fryslie
Paul E. Dobbins
Harold Erdmann
G. Maurice Gay
Seargent-At-Arms
Weaver
John OD. Kishler
Harold H. Granrud
Anthony A. Accadia
Private services set for infant son of Meier family
Private services are pending for Jeffrey Meier infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Meier of Euclid Avenue. The child died on Sunday.
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Jeffrey Meier
Walter A. Meier
Euclid Avenue
San Marino’s 24th Annual Barbecue Spotlighted by One Ton Beef
The San Marino Foundation hosts its 24th annual barbecue on June 21 at Carver Elementary School grounds from 3 to 7 PM. More than a ton of beef cooked with an old settlers recipe, plus 200 gallons of barbecue beans, salads, rolls, desserts, and beverages. Local clubs organize activities including a Thieves Market. William Jones is general chairman with multiple listed assistants.
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San Marino
San Marino Foundation
Carver
Huntington Drive
San Gabriel Boulevard
San
Tennis Foundation Plans Opening Day Ceremonies
Members of San Marino prepare for the opening of six courts and a pro shop at Lacy Park Saturday. Co-chairs Mmes. Larry Dean and Hugh Trotter will lead a 2 p.m. ribbon cutting with Boy Scouts posting Colors and Mayor Allen Laws aiding. A Capitol gift flag from Glen Lipscomb will be present.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Franklin Ulf
Mmes
Larry Dean
Hugh Trotter
Boy Scouts
Glen Lipscomb
Capitol
Allen Laws
Page
City Receives Share Of Highway Users Taxes
San Marino has received 8389.52 of 131,280,152 distributed in the May apportionment of highway users taxes. Los Angeles County received 3,372,622.92. Counties got 11,766,796. cities 8,750,347. state highways 110,763,009.
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San Marino
Los Angeles County
Campaign contributors shaken up along the drive
A transcription style line notes campaign contributors in a metropolitan election who felt pressure after being shaken down. The piece comments on conscience not troubling those who do not trouble it, reflecting on political fundraising and integrity.
City Budget Seeks Tax Cut and Curricula Additions
The 1969-70 preliminary budget proposes a 4.68 percent increase in city needs to 1,825,123 while lowering the tax rate by 2.75 cents per 100 of valuation. Wage costs rise 5.37 percent, materials up 11.5 percent, and capital outlay drops 14.2 percent. The Board approves curriculum additions in math and health education plus new courses at San Marino High School and middle grades, with salary schedules under review and a potential American Cultures course. The plan also funds a street sweeper, shiploader, and tree skyworker.
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Richard Malcolm
San Marino
Board of Education
Teachers’ Association
Los Angeles County
Stett
Titans Clinch CIF Title With 24 1 Season Mark
San Marino Titan tennis team wins CIF crown beating Arroyo Grande on the road 714 and ends the season 24 1. Key contributors include Hall Daily and Wes Hampton, Richard Townsend and Carlo Young in doubles, with McGilvray Clark Allis Moore among top singles performers.
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San Marino
Titan
Arroyo Grande
Hall Daily
Wes Hampton
Richard Townsend
Carlo Young
Hampton
Daily
Young
Townsend
Mark McGilvray
Kevin Clark
Jim Ale
Seoff Clark
Allis
Geoff Clark
Titans
McGilvray
George Arlis
Jim Allis
Bruce Moore
School Board Accepts Five Resignations
The Board of Education accepts with regret the resignations of five teachers, adding to the original list of ten. At the high school Samuel Rogers leaves after 17 years in foreign language, and Richard Clark departs after 11 years in chemistry. Huntington Sc faculty include Mrs Barbara Clark and Pauline Kleinman, plus John Darin. Mrs Kleinman taught social sciences six and a half years. Mrs Clark English literature four years. Darin physical education for one year.
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Board of Education
Samuel Rogers
Richard Clark
Huntington Sc
Mmes
Arbara Clark
Pauline Kleinman
John Darin
Kleinman
Tea to Honor Mrs Bennett Retiring Valentine Principal
The Valentine PTA sponsors a tea for Mrs Annalee Bennett principal of Valentine School retiring at year end. It runs Wednesday June 18 from 3 15 to 5 p m in the Valentine School Cafetorium and invites Valentine parents and friends.
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Valentine Pta
Annalee Bennett
Valentine School
Valentine
Bennett
Kiwanis Club San Marino Leaders Headed to Miami Convention
Rockwood C. Nelson president and James S. Bleecker vice president will represent the Kiwanis Club of San Marino at the 54th Kiwanis International Convention in Miami Beach Florida from June 29 to July 2. The event highlights rapid overseas expansion and features the 1968 69 theme Stand Up for Freedom.
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Rockwood C. Nelson
James S. Bleecker
Kiwanis Club of
San Marino
Kiwanis International
Miami
Miami Beach
Florida
Public Hearings Set On Water Rate Increases
California American Water Company public hearings begin June 17 in Inglewood and June 24 in Duarte before a July 1 session at San Marino City Hall. The utility seeks rate hikes of 40.6 percent in Baldwin Hills 48.9 percent in Duarte and 26.8 percent in San Marino, aiming for an 8 percent return across all districts. Local residents may attend at 10 a.m. and be heard.
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California-American Water Company
Inglewood
Duarte
San Marino
California Public Utilities Commission
Baldwin Hills
San Marino City Hall
Council
Huntington Drive
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Lawrence D. Wilson
Bruce N. Tuesley
Donald Grannis
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Larg
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Steinbacher
Jobs Daughters
Eastern Star
de Molay and Amaranth
The
Estrallita Club
Affiliated
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Roy Henville
Steve Collins
George Thatcher
Art Johnson
Nick Vaccariello
Richard Crowshey
Bud Pitman
al Johanson
Clyde Lanehart
Vido Kovacevich
Lloyd Lindow
Bert Riviere
Davis Brown
Richard McCann
Henry van Giesen
James Young
Charles Compas
Richard Armstrong
Wesley Parr
Rick Hardash
Paul Newquist
Bruce Lanehart
Kenneth Hooton
Glen Irwin
Donald Dewey
Elmer Schrumpf
Bob Brummett
Attilio Parisi
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Cyton
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