13 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
1
San Marino precinct totals from last week's primary show turnout below expectations with 5066 of 7600 Republicans voting and 824 of 1345 Democrats casting ballots. Independent and minor party ballots are noted in the results, including 113 independents and 8 other party votes.
San Marino Little League players plan a Sunday picnic in Lacy Park with activities starting at 3 30 p m and awards at 4 p m Major minor and farm teams will present team and individual honors in separate areas. 12 year old certificates and participation pins will be handed to players and coaches. The day ends with top pitching and batting awards the 1974 All Star team announcements family prizes and the father son softball game.
The Sav Marino Rotary Club meets this week with Boy Scouting as the theme. Chuck Miller and Arne Hough, scoutmaster and assistant scoutmaster of Trip 354, will discuss the troop’s yearly accomplishments. Dion Ronaldsen chairs the event at noon at the San Maring Women’s Club.
Graduating seniors at San Marino High School were honored at the annual awards assembly. National Merit recognitions went to Donna Converse Cathy Cooper Tracy Keller Jon Mamin and Can We Evans. Bank of America awards plus scholastic honors covered fields from liberal arts to science and arts with multiple students receiving prizes.
San Marin Community Chest held its annual poster contest with prizes for top students Barbara Fuld, Amy Cangas, and others. Awards were donated by the San Marin Rotary Club and judged by school staff and Rotary volunteers.
Chronicle of ambulance and fire unit dispatches across several streets including Los Robles avenue San Marino avenue Huntington drive Lorain road Oxford road Doresto road and San Gabriel Community Hospital with times ranging from early morning to late evening on June 4 through June 11.
Community plans for a Fourth of July parade show organization forming under local chamber leadership. A parade committee discusses route intersections, safety measures, and participant entries while aiming for a family friendly event.
Guided tours of the 004 San Marin High party are scheduled Friday from afternoon to evening. Visitors should enter from Huntington Drive via the west driveway with one way traffic to the upper field area. Access for authorized workers or players is restricted. guardians must contact staff for entry.
California Public Utilities Commission approves part of California American Water rate hike for San Marino customers. The agency grants a portion of the requested 104 to 9. reduce the increase to offset 9.90 per acre foot groundwater. The utility’s water supply comes from the San Gabriel and Raymond basins and remains subject to the commission’s 1969 allowed return. Minimum charge for 100 cubic feet rises, with higher usage tiers also adjusted.
The Education Board of San Marc district heard student performances from elementary to eighth grade at a regular meeting in Huntington School. The program showcased piano, flute, violin, and vocal pieces while noting donations and plans for new instruments and a future piano purchase.
Masons announce their 29th annual beef barbecue to be held this Saturday. The event features community fellowship and fundraising meals with details on location and start time provided by lodge organizers.
In a brief notice the community outlines the annual fair plans for Saturday at FG venue with activities across stalls and performances expected to draw families and neighbors.
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A Huntington High School event titled Premiere Party plans a gathering this week for the graduating Class of 1974. Organizers invite students and families to attend at the school auditorium with activities and refreshments listed in the notice.
The garbled weather item notes a grand jury service announced for Mrs. Dithridge in Los Angeles. It mentions a Monday date and involves local civic duties at a regional court.
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