Seven Candidates File For School Board Seats
Filing for Board of Education candidacy closed at 5 p.m. Friday leaving seven candidates for three vacancies. Incumbents Frank Rice and Joseph Lewis Jr. plus five challengers compete. Campaign events include neighborhood meetings at private homes with dates in mid March and scheduled public forums to discuss local school issues.
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Board of Education
Frank Rice
Joseph Lewis Jr
Edward Godycki
Pollard
Ascampas
Is Jr
Wilson
Lewis P
Millard Mc H. Banta
Atlantic
Murray
William Poindexter
A. Bruce
Garrough
Sycamore
Robert Diges, Jr
Darby Road
Valley Law Enforcers Meet In SM
San Marino City Hall hosted a regional law enforcement chiefs gathering from the San Gabriel Valley last week. Los Angeles County District Attorney Evelle Younger spoke on new legislation and arrest procedures, with CHP and LA Sheriff represented along with Pasadena, San Gabriel, Arcadia, Alhambra, Monrovia, Sierra Madre, and Monterey Park agencies. The meetings are planned monthly at San Marino for an indefinite period.
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Council Chamber
San Marino
San Gabriel Valley
Valley Police
Los Angeles
Evelle Younger
California Highway Patrol
City Club to Hear Talk on Tokyo Olympics
William J. Lloyd, Pasadena banker, speaks on the Tokyo Olympics at the City Club dinner meeting in Huntington School cafeteria. He will share an eyewitness account of US athletic success and Lloyd’s civic leadership roles with Rotary and local youth organizations.
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San Marino
William J. Lloyd
Pasadena
Huntington School
Lloyd
City Club
Rotary
Rotary Club of
South Pasadena
California Junior Chamber of Commerce
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
US Junior Chamber of Commerce
Board considers capital expense in San Marino budget
The San Marino Board of Education tentatively approved $119,000 in capital expenditures from an as yet undetermined total budget at Tuesday’s board meeting.
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San Marino
Dr. Rafferty To Address GOP Women In San Marino
State education leader Dr. Max Rafferty will speak at the San Marino Republican Women's Club meeting on March 17 in the Huntington Sheraton ballroom. An award to Herbert H. McCormick of The Tribune will be presented, with Rafferty discussing The Challenge of Education. Budget items for the district are under review with summer work planned. Reservations are to be made to club members.
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Max Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
San Marino
Republican Women’s Club
Wednday
Huntington- Sheraton Hotel
Herbert H. McCormick
The
Tribune
McCormick
Rafferty
Huntington School
Valentine School
Huntington
Stoneman and
Valentine
Stoneman School
Bruce Alexander
Campaigners Put Y Fund Over The Top
The YMCA Completion Campaign raised 113 857 dollars toward a 628 857 total for the new South Pasadena San Marino YMCA at Garfield and Oak. Campaign leaders Pat LeJeun Herbert Stark and William Poindexter announced final results along with gifts surpassing their 70 000 Special Gifts goal.
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YMCA
New South Pasadena
San Marino
Campbell Stewart
Special Gifts
Peter S. Arnold
San
Scoring Details for San Marino Talent Search Chaired by Bruce Holloman
The Exchange Club of San Marino released the judging criteria for the talent audition. A 100 point system allocates 25 for personality and showmanship 20 for colorfulness and novelty 35 for technique and difficulty and 20 for performance and audience response. Applications and rules are available at San Marino schools First Western Bank Security First National Bank San Marino Tribune and the San Marino Library with a March 15 deadline. Auditions occur March 26 in Neher Auditorium at San Marino High School.
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Exchange Club of
San Marino
Bruce Holloman
First Western Bank
Security First National Bank
San Marino Tribune
San Marino Library
Along the Drive Across the Drive Quotes on Success
A collection of aphorisms contrasts success with obstacles overcome in life. It surveys humility secrecy in good deeds and the freedom of free enterprise to compete as equals.
Auto damages city shrubs in Sunday mishap
A Pasadena man, Donald W. Springfield, 22, drove over a traffic island at Ridgeway and Huntington after rain, tearing out six rose bushes one sprinkler and a street sign before stopping against a city tree. He was not injured per San Marino police.
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Pasadena
Ridgeway
Huntington
San Marino
Donald W. Springfield
Rio
Local Youth Open Annual Red Cross Fund Drive For Students
San Marino Red Cross Youth begins its yearly drive March 15 to 19 with participation from all San Marino schools and coordinated Red Cross youth service efforts across Los Angeles and Pasadena. Donations support next year’s student service activities and are restricted to that use.
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Red Cross
San Marino
Milton Farber
Los Angeles
Pasadena
United Crusade
Hgh
Sunday Storm Brings 1 Inch Rain to San Marino
Sudden downpours including hail slowed Huntington drive traffic to a standstill Sunday afternoon. The brief storm caused two major auto collisions and a supermarket power outage at the city’s east end while drenching parts of San Marino and leaving others with light rain. The weekend total reaches 7.79 inches for the season.
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Huntington Drive
San Marino
Thieves Take Newspaper Dispensers in San Marino
Police reported two newspaper dispensers and coin containers valued at about 80 dollars were stolen from San Marino locations. One unit was taken from the First Church of Christ Scientist on Huntington Drive and the other from 2020 Huntington Drive between Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
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San Marino
Church of Christ Science
Huntington Drive
Huntingington Drive
San Marino imposes five month moratorium on service stations
The San Marino City Council voted unanimously to halt new service station construction for five months. The moratorium, approved at a March 3 special meeting, blocks new stations while a Planning Commission study on allowing more stations is completed.
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Council
San Marino
Planning Commission
Problems Of Communication Are Subject Of New Drama
A drama discussion on communication between teachers, parents, and children is set for Wednesday evening March 17 at Huntington School Auditorium 730 pm. A public hearing on the subject is planned by the Planning Commission for March 24.
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Huntington School
New Math Program Backed by San Marino Schools
The San Marino Board heard a favorable administration report on the new math approach. William Higman said students find the method more exciting and faster learners show strong gains in mathematics, with comparable computational skills to before. Fourth graders with one year of the new math scored higher on arithmetic placement than those without exposure. Some pupils remain low achievers, as with traditional classes.
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Board of Education
San Marino
William Higman
Iowa
Higman
Decline in February San Marino building permits
February building activity in San Marino dropped according to the Building Department report. Permits valued at 113335.67 versus 187209.97 a year earlier. January–February total down by 55409.97. One residence permit issued, valuation 44430, versus two homes and a 30000 service station last year. The top permit was a wine cellar valued at 1000.
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San Marino
Building Department
Collision injures two at California and Sierra Madre intersection
Police report two people were hospitalized after a Thursday afternoon auto collision at the California boulevard Sierra Madre intersection. Lois A. Spencer, 51, from "alescoe" collided while turning left with Orval H. Wood, 47, of Baldwin Park. Wood and passenger Orena Spencer, 87, of Anaheim were taken to Artadia Methodist Hospital for treatment.
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California Boulevard
Sierra Madre
Lois A. Spencer
Alescoe
Orval H. Wood
Baldwin Park
Artadia Methodist Hospital
Wood
Orena Spencer
Anaheim
Girl Scouts Mark 53 Years In US Observance
Pasadena Area Council joins 6000 members for Girl Scout Week themed A Promise in Action to mark the 53rd birthday of the movement Friday March 12 celebrating Juliette Gordon Low's Savannah founding and the growth to over 20 million members with an emphasis on bridges linking arts home and outdoors programs.
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San Marino
Pasadena
Savannah
Georgia
Juliette Gorden Low
USA
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