San Marino Adopts 1977 78 Budget amid tax concerns
The San Marino City Council approved a balanced 1977-78 budget after a public hearing. They worry a 10 cent tax rise may be needed to preserve reserve funds due to a 7.5 percent city employee raise and a federal unemployment insurance mandate. The council voted to spend 2500 to join NIMLO in challenging the law, which could cost San Marino about 25000 yearly if upheld, and 2300 to help cover legal costs.
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San Marino
NIMLO
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Nimllo
UIMLO
Library
Recreation Department
San Marino High School Graduation Party Invitation
San Marino invites guests to celebrate the 1977 graduation with Witly Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Tour the party area today from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. or tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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San Marino
Witly Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
New Division Champs In Little League Play
The final week of Little League’s second half produced three new division winners and each league hosts a championship series. The Angels won the majors 6 2 over the Mets as Lindsay Steel hit .500. Jeff Repetto led the Colts past the Braves with a two run homer and Mark Hathaway two for three. Charlie Baxter went two for two with a triple for the Cards over the Orioles. Giants edged Dodgers 2 1 with Mark Torcasso going 2 3 and turning a key double play. Dodgers’ Mark Holdsworth fared well in a two hitter and two for two with a double while Nick Ferrante went 2 2 with a double. John Connell turned an unassisted double play to end a Cards rally. Giants then beat Cards in a makeup game as Lam Smith and Ricky Santos went 2 3 and a double play helped Torcasso.
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Angels
Mets
Angel Lindsay Steel
Colts
Braves
Jeff Repetto
Mark Hathaway
Kathleen Reed
Eric Hendrickson
Barry Pearson
Fred Milkie
Brian Apremian
Charlie Baxter
Orioles
Giants
Dodgers
Mark Torcasso
Sam Smith
Mark Holdsworth
Nick Ferrante
John Connell
Lam Smith
Ricky Santos
Parade Plans Formed For July 4 Celebration
Gordon McCue, parade chairman, says plans for this year’s July 4 celebration are moving along. Entrants may use the Tribune entry form or call the Chamber at 286-1022 for details. Entries must arrive at the Chamber’s office by July to be judged for awards including Best Classic Car Best Antique Car Best Float and Sweepstakes.
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Gordon McCue
Tribune
Chamber
San Marino youths shine at SCMAF track meet
San Marino athletes earned SCMAF medals after placing top three in SGVMAA events at Walnut and Temple City high schools. Boys and girls qualified through top finishes in the San Gabriel Valley meets with runners, jumpers, and throwers posting several top finishes led by Mark Harrigian, Chip Wahile, Susan Crosby, and Kelly Genda.
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San Marino
Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation
SCMAF
Balboa Stadium
San Diego
Cerritos College
San Gabriel Valley Municipal Athletic Association
Sgvmaa
Walnut High School
Temple City High School
San Gabriel Valley
Mark Harrigian
Jim Packer
Morgan Tookey
Richard Haskett
Nelson Jones
Kris Cunz
Chip Wahile
Ed Lanchant
Susan Crosby
Kelly Genda
Katie Ownbey- Ture
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Alongthe Drive Twenty five Percent of Fatal Driver Victims
A government report states that twenty five percent of all drivers involved in fatal accidents last year were under five years old.
Teo Win Life Battle Teo Holds On Until End
A terse note reflects on perseverance as a man battles illness and fatigue until he can no longer endure, yet chooses not to give up, embodying resilience and resolve.
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Teo
San Marino Foundation Barbecue Set For June 18
The 32nd Annual San Marino Foundation Barbecue will be held Saturday June 18 from 5 to 7 pm on the KL Carver School grounds 3130 Huntington drive San Marino. Thomas R Martin says the event features entertainment by the San Marino Fathers Band with William Jones arranging other acts. The organizers emphasize a family atmosphere with deep pit beef and games for children and takeout food will be available.
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San Marino Foundation
KL. Carver School
Huntington Drive
San Marino
Thomas R Martin
San Marino Fathers
William Jones
California
Martin
Porrest Lundstrom
Thomas FR. Martin
Peter Werstuk
Foreign Students Arrive for Summer Cultural Exchange
Fifty college students aged 18 to 24 visit the area this summer as part of the British European Centre exchange. Eighty percent come from France and twenty percent from Italy. All have studied English for at least two years and will experience American sights and culture.
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British European Centre
France
Italy
Ambulance Runs and Fire Unit Responses Record
A historical log lists multiple ambulance calls to Adair street Oak Grove avenue Bradbury road and Huntington drive. A fire unit responded to Huntington drive and Virginia while a motorcycle accident occurred near Les Robles avenue Old Mill road with times in June.
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Adair Street
Oak Grove Avenue
Bradbury Road
Huntington Drive
Virginia
Les Robles Avenue
Old Mill Road
Foth Design Wins First in Residential Category
Robert Foth a San Marino High School junior won first place in the Building Industry Association Annual Model Contest open to San Gabriel Valley high school architectural students. He placed top in Residential architecture with a model judged on originality feasibility sight treatment and workmanship sponsored by Industrial Arts Chairman Al Sterris.
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Robert Foth
San Marino High School
Building Industry Association
San Gabriel Valley
Robert
al Sterris
Industrial Arts Department
SCRTD Announces June 19 Bus Changes in San Marino
SCRTD sets June 19 changes for San Marino lines 45 and 431. Line 45 reduces evening service to hourly after 7 pm Monday through Saturday and Sunday daytime runs every 30 minutes. after 7 pm Sunday service becomes hourly. Line 431 cuts all service after 7 pm. Sunday daytime service drops from every 30 minutes to hourly.
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Southern California Rapid Transit District
San Marino
Weather outlook for the weekend with mild highs
The Weather Service calls for night and early morning low cloudiness to break into mostly sunny and fair conditions through the weekend. Highs reach the upper 70s with overnight lows in the 60s. This week shows variable temperatures with several days around the 70s and nights cooler into the 60s.
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Weather Service
Rabbits Invasion Sparks Zero Concern for San Marino Officials
San Marino officials say the papier mache rabbits roaming the town pose no threat as they drift away after a brief stay. The display is part of San Marino High School’s 1977 graduation party theme Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory featuring mechanized effects, chocolate scents, moving elevators, and a fantasy factory ballroom.
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San Marino High School
Willy Wonka
Chocolate Factory
Huntington Drive
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