15 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
1
A garbled report shows the local YMCA recording $13,170 in funds amid internal turmoil and staffing changes. Key figures mention Lorraine and Herbert Stark, with conflict over worker matters and facility operations.
A local crime summary notes 16 incidents reported last month with thefts and residential break ins among the most common offenses. Police say several cases involved traffic violations and vandalism, with investigation ongoing and charges planned where applicable.
Republican Women to Hold Tea Silent Auction To Take Place. Event invites candidates and supporters for a social gathering with fundraising auction, supporting local party activities. Speakers and refreshments planned at the venue.
A freshman class fundraiser at San Wallas High School features a sale of Old Vienna pastries. Proceeds support student activities and the advisory council invites purchases and volunteers.
Community funds are distributed as local leaders discuss welfare programs. Officials including Detrick We and Walter Meemeh announce grants while postal hearings draw regional involvement.
Local leader H A Proctor will address the City Club at the Hunton School Cafeteria. The event includes a brief speech on industry ties and career background, detailing Proctor’s past roles with gas companies and a hospital state assignment.
The board reviewed reports on vandalism, campus safety measures, and cafeteria operations amid concerns from students and staff. Administrators discussed incident trends, security improvements, and budget implications for repairs and food services.
A high school announces an orientation session scheduled for March 21. Administrators invite prospective students and families to attend, outlining program details and how to register.
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