29 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
1
City officials plan a budget meeting tonight at 7 38 to consider a $1 572 000 spending plan that would keep the tax rate at $1 57 per $100 of assessed value Malcolm proposes adding $190 000 more which would lift the city tax rate 19 cents to $1 76 per $100 The estimated net gain is $50 000 annually The next Council meeting is set for Wednesday July 12.
The National Automobile Club lauds a San Marino display boasting over one million rare books and 358 rare artworks. It highlights Shakespeare's First Folio and famous portraits Blue Boy and Pinkie, noting public fascination with a romantic myth versus a real gap in the exhibit.
The board approves a tentative budget with a net tax rate of 3.82 per 100 assessed value, estimating local tax revenue at 1,971,133 with state and county funds supplementing. Public hearing is set for August 1 following a July 18 publication, and Widening Rubio Wash roadway plans at the high school are reviewed and sent for architectural refinement.
The American National Red Cross launches Shop Early 1967 to ensure U S servicemen in Vietnam receive a care package for Christmas. The program prioritizes early planning and fundraising to meet demand in the conflict zone.
Bonnie Merrill a longtime resident of San Marino since 1926 died Saturday at age 40 years. Her family moved to Adair pet where they built the third house as pallbearers Paul Merrill Jr Charles Merrill and Willis Merrill were noted among the bearers.
Four pages highlight the loveliest brides in the world from San Marino as June is celebrated as brides month with promotional tone and upbeat claims.
Gladys Ruth retires this month with an interim successor set to take over duties. The organization plans a formal announcement of the full transition in the coming weeks.
The article recalls John Adams predicting Independence Day celebrations with pomp and devotion and notes San Marino will mark the Fourth with a parade games sports and fireworks. It urges a sober moment a prayer for those serving in Vietnam and reminds readers of freedom's meaning. Celebrate next Tuesday with reverence and joy.
After games and picnics, the Chamber of Commerce prepares a big Fourth celebration in Lacy Park. The parade pledge to the flag and a fireworks display are set to begin at dark about 8:45 p.m. Tuesday.
A town event calendar outlines a 1:38 p.m. fourth period swim meet with backstroke races and potential heats at 7:36 p.m. Monday. The 6 p.m. flag salute led by Norman Krupsky precedes the National Anthem by the San Marino High School band and a sermon by Reverend David Rees. festivities start in Lacy at 3:30 p.m. before the parade, resume afterward, with children races, bubble gum, a three legged race, and a mom's softball throw. The Twilight Softball League title clash caps the day, Mayor Hitchcock as Grand Marshal, a new parade route, and soft drink booths manned by the association.
A compact note hints at brisk golf tips and a sly sales angle. It urges focusing on calm, confident play while dodging pushy pitches from sellers seeking advantage.
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