29 Jun 1978
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1978
Page
1
Southern California Gas Co will pass on to its 3.5 million customers any future tax savings from Proposition 13. President Harry P. Letton Jr. cited obligation to customers and communities amid growing public concern over Prop 13. Turn To Page 9.
Pasadena Postmaster Kathryn S. Wilson urged residents to arrange mail forwarding or holding before vacations. An overflowing mailbox invites burglars and an empty unguarded residence. Ask a friend or neighbor to check daily and hold mail and newspapers.
San Marino City Club invites members and guests to a Bastille Day Garden Party on Friday June 14 featuring Ivan Scott and his Strolling Musicians. Attendees will enjoy Robert Mondavi wines French cheeses and canapes under the stars with Mondavi Winery representative Michael Kral available for questions. Reservations advised by July 7 to Mrs Edward McGinley 792-1854.
A garage sale is described as the last desperate bid by the original purchaser to dodge becoming the ultimate consumer.
The piece contrasts modern July Fourth traditions with historic scenes from 1777 Philadelphia and 1847 California. It recalls cannon salutes, Hessian music, and toasts honoring independence, plus a frontier-era observance at Ft Moore with a 150-foot flagpole and martial parade led by American troops.
San Marino chamber plans a largest Fourth of July program with a swim meet at San Marino High School pool at 8 30 a m and free pool hours 1 to 5 p m No activities at Lacy Park this year but family picnicking and parade festivities fill the day Parade forms at 3 30 p m with judging at 4 30 p m Neighborhood floats antique and classic cars urged and entry deadline Monday noon Volunteers from chamber and Rotary will assist entrants Entry forms appear in this weeks Tribune page 2 and may be obtained at the chamber office 2304 Huntington Drive Bicycles and tricycles exempt from forms Awards for best antique and best classic cars best float and a sweepstakes best overall entry The San Marino Historical Society will award an entry commemorating Independence Parade proceeds Monterey road to Virginia road to Lacy Park Virginia road entrance The route features decorated bicycles led by local youngsters Tricycles integrated at Kensington Road and Monterey Road with Exchange Club help Boy Scout Troop 355 acts as honor guard Old No 1 Fire Chief Kenneth Robinson and navigator Paul Dobbins lead the motorized parade segment Invited guests include Mayor and Mrs Jones and several councilmen Commonwealth official line up continues.
San Marino’s special council meeting approved three resolutions addressing Proposition 13 effects. Acting city manager Charles Martin warned relief relies on drastic cuts and reserves, saying the city would “die in two years” under state-linked terms. Budget slashes cut services, staff, and raises fees while preserving some recreation programs and preparing for a potential Charter City status to gain new tax powers.
Estate planner Melvin Jay Swartz warns retirees to remove children from joint bank accounts to avoid creditors attaching funds. He cites cases where accounts were depleted after a parent’s death and argues probate can protect heirs, urging joint tenancy only with a spouse in a first marriage and noting probate can be efficient despite common fears.
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce seeks volunteers for the annual parade and picnic at Lacy Park. Helpers are urged to assist on the Fourth and in cleanup efforts at Lacy Park on July date. Call 286-1022 or 799-7422 to offer time.
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