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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1960

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Library Plan For Grammar Schools OK'd

San Marino public library expansion will benefit grammar schools next year through a joint plan by the San Marino Unified School District and the city. The Board of Education authorized 15 898 and the City Council approved 3 686 for the program with continued state funding and book purchases to be covered by the district.

San Marino San Marino Public Library Service San Marino Unified School District Board of Education Board of Education Council and Library Board Bruce Alexander Library Board Allen Laws June Bayless

Along the Drive Across Rail and Road Competition

A column of observations notes ongoing rivalry between automobiles and railroads at crossings. It reflects on political rhetoric and the pursuit of truth, hints at misuse of technicalities in murder trials, and ends with a critique of jury hang outcomes in the American system.

Residents Named to Chairman Committees in Pas-

Giles S. Hall of Las Flores Avenue and Mrs. Harry Cars Callen of Westhaven Road were appointed chairmen of volunteer committees for the Pas- community. The appointments mark the start of local volunteer leadership, with Hall and Callen to oversee initial projects and recruit participants.

Giles S. Hall Las Flores Avenue Harry Carscallen Westhaven Road Pas

Archives strengthen Civil War materials at Huntington Library

Homer D. Crotty, chair of the Huntington Library Board, says the archive of Civil War and Western manuscripts makes the Huntington the premier Civil War repository west of Chicago. Samuel L. M. Barlow, a New York lawyer, is cited among family papers.

Manus Huntington Chicago Homer D. Crotty United States Samuel L. M. Barlow New York

Library Announces Summer Hours Changes in San Marino

San Marino Public Library will keep most hours this summer with two changes. The Adult Department closes at 6 p.m. on Friday evenings starting June 17. The Boys and Girls Department closes at 6 p.m. on Mondays beginning June 20.

San Marino

Saint Marino High honors Christine Zurbach for achievement

Christine Zurbach daughter of Mrs and Robert L Zurbach of Adair street received the Seibel Smiets award at San Marino High School. The $200 prize funded by H H McCormick editor and publisher of The Tribune recognizes ability and perseverance to pursue a journalism career.

Christine Zurbach Robert L. Zurbach Adair Street San Marino Tribune Tribune H. H. McCormick San Lake High School SAN Marino Tribune Photo

Red Cross honors nine for long service at annual tea

Nine volunteers totaling 85 years of Red Cross service were recognized at the Red Cross Awards and Recognition tea held Tuesday afternoon, June 13, at Mrs. Florence Gates Baldwin's Woodstock Road home. Pins announced included a 15 year award for J. A. Carrington and 10 year pins for Mrs. William A Currie, Pr. Douglas Donath, Roy E. Maginnis, Mrs. John A. Murphy, Mrs. J. Gerald Ross, and Mrs. Murroe Loy, plus five year pins for Mrs. Matt Kane and Mrs. David Fiscus.

Red Cross Florence Gates Baldwin Woodstock Road J. A. Carrington Wiliam A Currie Douglas Donath Roy E. Maginnis John A. Murphy J. Gerald

San Marino School Board Reports Energy Analysis Savings

A new analysis by the Southern California Edson Company shows the district could save about 200 dollars annually on utility costs. The Board of Education was informed Tuesday evening.

San Marino Unified School Southern California Edson Company Board of Education

Freshen Impression Through Life Graduation Message 60

The piece frames a 1960 graduation address urging graduates to renew their approach to life. It cites educator Russell of Bedford and notes the slogan Freshen the Impression born from Indianapolis city beautification efforts.

Richardson Tribune Russell of Bedford Duates Indianapolis Pasadena

Senior Students Present Top Prizes At Tuesday Awards Meet

Marine High School honored seniors at the annual awards assembly on Tuesday. CSF Life members include Jacqueline Anderson, Linda Beckman, Carol Bennion and many others. Bank of America awards went to Dave Rinehart, George Mattes, Richard Cornelius, Robert Cooper, and several more.

Marine High School CSF California Scholarship Federation Jacqueline Anderson Linda Beckman Carol Bennion Don Blacker Marylu Cotton Don Folgner Susan Grose Mary Hope Grimm Sandra Hixson Kathy Ireland Nadine Iwasko Wallace Jones Dick Kaplan Betsy Kenyon Janet Bank of America Dave Rinehart George Mattes Richard Cornelius Robert Cooper Janet Kneubuhl Terry Foreman James Panos Mary Hanna Johanna Gross Mattes Cooper Foreman Miss Gross Tawna Buchanan Rick Crane Jim Rowland Astrid Billes Ron Smith Tom Pollard Mickie Messenie Bruce Roz Roberts Cathy Ireland Paul Garbarini Alpha Mu Gamma Jane Engle Sandy Hixson Jim Panos Dave Baldwin Denny Pierose Dave Sander Rowe Sanderson Phil Miller Garry Carter Lions Club Joanna Wallace Bruce Broadhead Tom Don Black

San Marino High hosts fifth Grad Night with Moorish themed party

San Marino High School's 297 graduates celebrated after graduation with an overnight party at the football field. The Arabian Nights ballroom featured a bazaar, games, a fortune wheel, a snack bar, and a pool open from 3 to 5 am. Organizers included Kloepfer, Perry, Haigh, Fischer, and Clark with various civic groups assisting.

San Marino Tribune Arthur D. Kloepfer Lynel Perry Lions Club John S. Haigh M.D James J. Fischer Rotary Club

Mrs. Mackay Retires After 45 Years Teaching

Elizabeth Ferguson Mackay known as Mrs. E. A. retires at term end after a 45 year career begun in 1915. She taught in Missouri rural schools, Gallatin and Kansas City, culminating 17 years at Henry E Huntington School in San Marino. Superintendent Walter Dingus praised her service as the San Marino Board of Education honored her with a pearls gift. Mrs. Mackay and her husband Eugene live in Temple City.

Henry E. Huntington Elizabeth Ferguson Mackay E. A San Marino Missouri Gallatin Kansas City Kansas City University Colorado State Teachers College Denver University U.S.C PTA Eugene Temple City

Alex Robertson Receives Honor for Service to San Marino Schools

Alex Robertson former San Marino Unified School District Board member was presented a certificate of appreciation at Huntington School graduation ceremonies. Maurice Jones Jr. presented the award signed by all Board members in the name of the people of San Marino for Robertson’s service.

San Marino Alex Robertson San Marino Unified

Court Denies Rehearing in City Church Dispute

California District Court of Appeals denied a rehearing for the San Marino city and SS Felicitas and Perpetua Church case. The decision upholds the variance denial to build a rectory on C-1 property, while supporting the church on the building permit issue. The matter proceeds to the California Supreme Court.

San Marino SS Felicitas Perpetua California District Court of Appeals Charles R. Martin California Supreme Court

Budget Gets Board Study For San Marino Schools

The San Marino Unified School District presented a budget of 2 014 892 dollars to the Board of Education for operating costs. The board deferred adoption to June 28 and asked for a recreation expense study. No general tax levy rise is planned, but eight cents may be added to fund a 975 000 bond issued last October.

San Marino Unified School District Board of Education Walter Dingus Finance Committee General Reserve ADA

Titans of San Marino Class of 56 Reach Milestones

A mothers’ survey led by Mrs. Edward Coyle tracks the class of 56 from San Marino High, revealing 75 graduates this year with bachelor’s degrees and 123 of 187 students with at least one college semester earning degrees. The girls lead in marriages 34 to 11, ROTC enlistees number 22, and several scholars win fellowships at Caltech and Radcliffe. The report notes additional majors and future plans, with more details on page 8.

Titan Fame Grad California Institute of Technology Allan Budd University of California Yvonne de Wolfe Radcliffe College

Requiem Mass for Ralph Burke Held in Pasadena

Funeral services were held Monday at the Church of St. Philip the Apostle for Ralph Burke of Robles Avenue who died Thursday at home. Rosary was recited at Pasadena Church. Survived by wife Dorothy and daughter Elizabeth. Contributions may be made to Orthopedic Hospital Los Angeles.

Church of St. Philip the Apostle Ralph Burke Robles Avenue Pasadena Dorothy W. Burke Elizabeth B. Burke Los Angeles Turner and Stevens Company of

Mrs Shepherd Services Held for Elvina A Shepherd

Funeral services were conducted at Lamb Funeral Home Pasadena for Mrs Elvina A Shepherd of Sher wood road a longtime resident with her husband Earl T Shepherd. She died at Huntington Memorial Hospital after injuries from a Santa Barbara fall. She was a native of Mankato Minnesota and is survived by a sister Mrs Ella Drake of Silvertown Oregon.

Lamb Funeral Home Pasadena Elvina A. Shepherd Sherwood Road Earl T. Shepherd Ella Drake Silvertown Oregon

Wrong side parkers to receive citations begin today

The San Marino Police Department will issue citations to motorists who park on the wrong side of the street beginning today, police officials say.

San Marino

San Marino Foundation Barbecue Draws Local Residents

San Marinans of all ages will attend the 15th annual San Marino Foundation barbecue on Saturday, June 18, from 3 to 7:30 p.m. at the Henry E. Huntington School grounds. Deep-pit beef will be roasted Friday night and served after the long family-style tables are set under oaks once part of mission fiesta grounds.

San Marino Foundation Henry E. Huntington California Rancheros Viejo Molino

Also Mentioned on This Page

Famed Archives Weil Zurbach San Marino High School By Russell Richardson University of Chi Exchange Club Haywood Milton L. Haywood San K. B. Clark Don Williams Sheridan B. Manasen Kiwanis City Club Rowe Sanderson Jr McDani William Bryan Mrs W. L. Faith Robert McManus Chamber of Commerce Ee Eer Eeeuates John Webster Legion, D.A.R Edward Coyle Mrs. Shepherd Davis Browne A. B Bud) Pitman Lindley Best Edward Martin Clyde Lanehart Kenneth Hutton Glenn Irwin George Thatcher Stanley Estrellite Club San Marino Bethel Jobs Daughters Korea
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