Huntington PTA Breakfast Fet a Classic Community Event
The Huntington School PTA hosts its annual chuck wagon breakfast for students families next Thursday 7 to 8 30 a m in the Huntington auditorium. Admission is 150 with orange juice ham pancakes and coffee on the menu. Fathers flip pancakes and cook ham while mothers serve. At 8 30 a m a western show features sixth graders The Treblemakers seventh grade Girls Chorus seventh grade Boys Glee Club seventh grade square dancers and eighth graders provide Girls Glee Club and Middle Men.
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Cunning Honored For His Fine Police Work
San Marino detective Robin Cunning was honored by the San Gabriel Valley Sertoma Club for outstanding professional excellence alongside Ronald Dieszl of West Covina. Cunning could not attend. his wife accepted the award as he handled a Seal Beach burglary case linked to a $15,000 stolen loot raid.
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the Tribune
UROC Urges U.S. OUT of United Nations and Funds Cut
The United Republicans of California in San Marino call on Congress to withdraw the United States from the UN and relocate its headquarters. They demand no federal funds for UN participation until $200 million in dues are paid and condemn a Supreme Court ruling lowering voting age. They also back Governor Reagan’s veto of CRLA funds amid investigations.
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Friends Dinner Set for March 9 at San Marino Library
The Friends of the San Marino Public Library will host a dinner meeting on March 9 at 6 30 p m with newspaper columnist Jack Smith as speaker Tickets are selling fast and limited remaining Tickets can be bought for 3 from Friends board members or at the library.
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Lundborg to Chair Huntington Library Board
Louis B. Lundborg of Bank of America was named chairman of the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery Board of Trustees. San Marino retiree Homer Crotty announced the appointment at Founder's Day with 500 attendees. William French Smith was named to the board and will chair the University of California Board of Regents.
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Thomas M. McDaniel Jr
Titan Cagers' Mark Bruder Wins City MVP
Mark Bruder was named Most Valuable Player at the 1970-71 San Marino High basketball banquet in Pasadena. He led the Titans with 19.1 points and 9.5 rebounds per game as SMHS finished 15-7 overall and 6-4 in Rio Hondo League.
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Distaff Scouts Plan Community Open House
San Marino Girl Scouts mark five years since a prior open house by hosting a community event Sunday from 1 to 4 PM at the Girl Scout House. Cadette Troop 426 Junior 432 Brownies 437 945 and others will display crafts gardens and badge work while hosting families and guests. The event coincides with Girl Scout Week celebrated in 87 countries with a focus on activities and information booths.
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Hayward Announces Campaign Aides For School Board Bid
James F. Hayward, candidate in the April 20 school board election, reveals his campaign chairmen. William McKinley leads a San Marino team backing Hayward with Jack Whitehead coordinating endorsements and Mrs. Donald A. Moore the coffee chairman. Precinct chairs include Mr and Mrs Christian sen and Mr and Mrs Hitchcock. Dale Snyder handles mailing. Treasurer Jack Hoover invites contributions to Committee to elect James F. Hayward. Coffee hours scheduled March 10 and 11 at local homes to discuss education with voters.
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Frank Noble
Jack Hoover
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Waverly Road
Moore
Richard Cooper
Wembley Road
Calvin Goodrich
Montecito Drive
Donald H. Scott
Roanoke
Telleen
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San Marino
Jewelry Theft Reported At Las Flores Residence
Charles M. Wright reports a daytime burglary at his two story Las Flores home. A thief pried a rear window screen and took women’s jewelry of undetermined value while a neighbor saw a young Caucasian man in his early 20s near a rear gate at about noon.
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School Supporters Receive Honors On PTA Founder's Day
Seventeen honorary service awards were presented by William C. Higman at the San Marino PTA Council Founders Day program at the San Marino Woman's Club. The honors recognize service to children and youth and fund revolving scholarships from each school PTA.
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Eugene Dryden
Robert Garrett
John Orsborn
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Girl Scouts
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Garrett
Church of Our Saviour
East Pasadena
Clothing Drive Set March 15 18 At K L Carver
Mrs Ullrich Foth welfare chairman urges families to clean out closets and donate outgrown clothing for Monterey Vista School in Los Angeles. PTA also collects for Toy Loan Center in Los Angeles and asks families to donate toys books games and records. Broken toys will be repaired and reused. Residents urged to send clothes and shoes to Carver School during the drive.
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Carver
Carver School
Along the Drive Along the Drive a Remember you keep fit
A fragment discusses physical fitness amid tax burdens and the notion of a doctor as the sole person met who lacks a sure cure for the common cold. The tone reflects casual, observational prose with scattered ideas.
Community Chest Drive Reaches 87 Percent of Goal
The San Marino Community Chest third mailing, with the theme We miss you, urges continued support. Campaign chair James Gessner notes $46,607 raised, about 87 percent of the $53,750 goal, as donations to welfare and character-building agencies are sought at Box 8407, San Marino 91108.
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Where Did They Go Where Did They Go
Ambulance runs and fire equipment responses recorded from February 25 to March 2 at multiple locations including Oxford road Huntington drive Wembley road California street Los Robles avenue Sherwood road Canterbury road Winston avenue Fleur drive and Roanoke road with incidents ranging from hospital transports to brush fires high voltage arcing and electrical issues.
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