SM's Fourth of July Parade and Picnic Planned
San Marifo's traditional Fourth of July parade will start at 6 on the fourth at the intersection of Huntington Drive and Monterey Road. The daylong celebration is sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce with support from the city and recreation department. Family picnic at Lacy Park and parade entertainment are planned, with activities at the park and other city sites.
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San Marifo
Huntington Drive
Monterey Road
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Department
Lacy Park
Parade Formation for July Fourth Parade Scheduled 5 PM
The chamber announces a 5 pm formation time for the July Fourth parade with judging from 5 to 5 30 pm. Dr Kenneth R Veronda and Martin Jorjerman urge residents to arrive early at the west parking bay at San Martin Avenue and Huntington Drive. An entry form is required to participate and can be found on page 4.
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Tribune
Chamber
Kenneth R. Veronda
Martin Jorjerman
Aope
San Martin Avenue
Huntington Drive
Mushroom Chairs Offered To Grads
The Enchanted Forest Grad Night banquet featured mushroom cut-out chairs as decorations and student favors. Graduates who did not take theirs can obtain one by calling 2892888 or 281-5397, officials say.
Local Mothers Help SM Schools Through Executive Committees
Mothers volunteer on PTA executive committees in Sea Marine School district guiding Sandarinn High Huntington and Carver PTAs. The pieces list officers including presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurer historians and parliamen tarian across Sandarinn Huntington and Carver schools. The note signals ongoing planning for next year’s PTA programs starting in September.
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Sea Marine School
PTA
Septembber
Five Adhante
Along the Drive Past Experience Guidepost Quote
The fragment suggests a reflection on experience guiding actions rather than fixed rules. It hints at satisfaction with current state and a view of experience as a guide rather than a constraint in decision making.
PD Chief Urges Care For Bikers
Police Chief James W Moore warns that bicycle accident season has started and will peak over the next three months as schools are out. Last year 118 bicyclists were killed and 10 674 injured, with 36 deaths and rising injuries in the first four months this year. Most victims were children under 14, and common violations include riding on the wrong side, sudden path changes, and failure to yield.
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Sd Marines
James W Moore
Moore
Weather Outlook In San Marino Stays Sunny And Hot
The National Weather Service notes continued sunshine and heat. Last week in San Marino temperatures reached highs on Wednesday 15, Thursday 2, Friday 2, Monday 8, Tuesday 8.30 amWednesday appears unclear.
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National Weather Service
San Marino
Recreation Games Planned for Fourth of July Parade
The San Marino Recreation Department hosts 4th of July events at Lacy Park after 6 p.m. with contests near the west park bandstand. A three division jump race for grades and an afternoon mummy race for grades one through eight are planned, followed by a bubble gum contest.
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Lacy Park
San Marino
Fireworks Prohibited by City Code in San Marino
San Marino fire chief Thom as E. Almand warns that city code 746 forbids most fireworks for July 4 in the city. The only exceptions are caps for toy pistols and licensed display operations. Firecrackers torpedoes sky rockets Roman candles and similar items may be sold but cannot be detonated within city limits.
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San Marino
Thomas E. Almand
Almand
Sam Marine
George Curtis to Lead Local Red Cross Branch
George Curtis of Winston avenue is re elected as chairman of the San Marino branch of the Pasadena Chapter American Red Cross at a June 10 board meeting. New officers for 1974 75 include vice chairmen Mrs Ralph W Jones and Mrs Joseph L Giacchino secretary Mrs Robert V Edwards treasurer Mrs William A Currie.
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George Curtis
Winston Avenue
San Marino
Pasadena
American Red Cross
Gates Baldwin
Woodstock Road
Ralph W. Jones
Joseph L. Giaching
William A. Currie
Thomas
Where Did They Go June Ambulance Log
Disjointed medical and fire service notes list ambulance dispatches and unit movements to various streets and facilities on dates in June. Entries mention Huntington Oak Grove Shakespeare drive Huena Visty Street Adair street and Adair locations with times and unit identifiers, reflecting a fragmented public safety log.
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Greenwood Ave
Artie Jane
Oak Grove
Savemic Medical
Funes
Huena
Visty Street
Adair Street
Gersoline
Grad Night Picture Session Slated at High School
Pictures will be displayed in the high school cafeteria on Monday July 9 from noon to 4 PM. Duplicates may be ordered during the event.
Trustees Approve 8 Percent Salary Hike For SM Teachers
Trustees approve an eight percent raise for teacher salaries at SM schools. The item followed a discussion about budget implications and impacted staff across the district.
Student Writes Half Baked Movie Review Trial
A fragmented essay shows a student attempting a movie review with scattered notes and garbled phrases. The piece hints at evaluating news media influence and societal fear, mentioning names and theories in a rough, early draft style.
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