COP Leaders And Precinct Workers Strive For Party Harmony
The Tribune reports ongoing efforts by COP leaders and precinct workers to unite ahead of the March 21 filing deadline. Ball files first for Congress in the district. Hillings files on both tickets with Nixon support. Democrats Zetterberg and De La Vergne also enter a crowded field. Party factions debate strategy and funding, with a large financial grant approved for Hillings and continued GOP tension as March ends.
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Ball
Thomas Ball
Nixon
Washington
Steve Zetterberg
James de la Vergne
High Command
Azusa Voters Face Pay Raise Proposal in April Election
Voters in Azusa will decide whether to raise councilmen pay from 10 to 25 dollars a month. The piece notes councilmen serve without pay and questions the need for pay while lampooning spring civic afflictions and editorials. It mocks attendance and public interest as the “fathers plague.”
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Azusa
Mayor Bell to Lead Civic Day Talks at Rotary Lunch
San Marino Rotary Club hosts Civic Day at its weekly luncheon with six city officials speaking. Mayor Clark Bell leads the delegation followed by Police Chief Glenn F. McClung City Clerk Randall Kerr City Engineer Barney Barnett Councilman Carson Ide and Street Superintendent Paul Barton. Program chairman Tom Beal introduces the speakers.
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San Marino
Tale Of A Horse At Legion Post Show
San Marino American Legion post will screen The Tale of a Horse at its March 21 meeting at the San Gabriel Country Club. The color sound film follows Prince Jay in a feud with Goodtime and features the complete running of the $50,000 Golden West Pace at Hollywood Park.
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San Marino
American Legion
San Gabriel Country Club
Western Harness Racing Association
Prince Jay
California
Goodtime
Hollywood Park
USC Dean to Speak at San Marino City Club Dinner
City Club of San Marino invites members to a dinner meeting on Tuesday March 21 featuring Tracey E Strevey Dean of the College of Letters Arts and Sciences at the University of Southern California to discuss Higher Education Narrow Gauge or Broad Gauge A Boys Glee Club performance from South Pasadena San Marino High School directed by Albert J Adams accompanies the program with J Bert Easley presiding and Paul Cunningham chairing the Public Relations Committee.
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Tracey E. Strevey
College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
University of Southern California
San Marino
South Pasadena-San Marino High School
Albert J. Adams
Preliminary Library Plans Approved By Board And Council
San Marino advances tentative plans for a new public library at West Drive and Huntington with an artist’s rendering on display. March Smith and Powell prepared the plan enabling 80 000 volume capacity and spaces for young adults adults and reference, plus off street parking for 24 cars near Huntington drive.
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San Marino
West Drive
Huntington
Library Board
March, Smith and Powell
Hancock Banning Jr
Carson W., Ide
H. Stanley Bent
Huntington Drive
Rare Church Art Exhibit At St Edmunds Parish House
Ecclesiastical art illuminated books antique altar appointments embroideries and contemporary paintings and statuary will be shown at St. Edmunds Episcopal Church on Sunday March 19 from noon to 9 p.m. at 1175 San Gabriel Boulevard sponsored by the Altar Guild to aid the building fund. Reverend Charles A. Shreve led the project and loaned pieces come from notable collections.
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St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church
San Gabriel Boulevard
Charles A. Shreve
City Council Variance Hearings Set for April 12
At the next council meeting on April 12 two variance hearings are scheduled. St Edmund's Episcopal Church requests a variance at 8:30 and Margaret S. McNab seeks a driveway change at 8:00 for 1624 West Drive.
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St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church
Margaret S. McNab
West Drive
TV Preview of Ecclesiastical Art Exhibit Interview
A television broadcast preview notes Al Jarvis will interview Rev. Charles A. Shreve about the Ecclesiastical Art Exhibit. The program airs Friday March 17 from 1 to 1 30 p.m. on KLAC channel 13.
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al Jarvis
Charles A. Shreve
KLAC
Channel 13
Art and sacred books in the Shreve collection exhibit
Patroness of the Arts and Mr Shreve note the link between art and faith as experimental pieces travel. The Rosenbach collection arrives with Elliot's Indian Bible of 1656 from York Minster, plus a 1450 Book of Hours from Utrecht and Boethius French edition with illuminated miniatures. Gilbert Judge adds rare items including the Rubaiyat and historic Bible pages.
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Rosenbach
San Francisco
Elliot
York Minster
Utrecht
Holland
Gilbert Judge
Pasadena
City Receives Franchise Payment From Edison
The Southern California Edison Company paid the City of San Marino $3,847.66 as the franchise payment for the just finished fiscal year.
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Southern California Edison Company
San Marino
Junior Guild Forms New Teens Group In San Marino
The Junior Guild of San Marino Community Players announces its first performances with Tom Sawyer on April 27 to 29 and a Teens Magic one act on April 29. Officers include Tom Gould president and Stanley Patton along with a slate of vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Committees cover program sets tickets publicity and more as debut teens showcase varied interests.
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Junior Guild of
San Marino Community Players
Tom Gould
Stanley Patton
Richard Skaer
Eilean Graham
Louisa van Tassel
Sunny Everett
Fred Byers
Jim Barry
Jud Prather
Glenda Crandall
Susie McKellar
Paul Hileman
Jimmie Moore
Larry McPherson
Gail Shannon
Helen van Oosten
Jeanie King
Mel Weaver
John Kinsey
Jerry Houser
Marlyn Balling
Miriam Schatzman
Larry Treuer
Dave Robinson
Betsy Brigham
Janet Seward
Bill Duke
Kate Reimer
Phyllis Rooney
Jean Henderson
Jean Diether
City Plans Protest at County Hearing Over Water Tank
Mayor Clark E. Bell authorized by City Council to file a vigorous protest at the regional planning commission public hearing tomorrow. The hearing concerns revoking Sunnyslope Water Company permit to erect an elevated tank east of San Gabriel boulevard opposite Devonport road, where construction halted by a temporary injunction issued to nearby property owners.
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Clark E. Bell
Regional Planning Commission
Sunnyslope Water Company
San Gabriel Boulevard
Devonport Road
Kurtz Kauffman
Water Company
Lombardy Road
E. R. Kerr
Regional Planning Com
County of
Los Angeles
West Second Street
California
Fred M. Gebhart
el Campo Drive
Gainsborough Drive
San Marino
Friday Night Shopping Plan Gains Public Support
Merchants praise Friday night shopping after a survey by the Business and Professional Association across three districts shows strong turnout and growing acceptance of the San Marino Night concept. Some shops remain closed but are being urged to participate. officials foresee full community backing.
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Business and Professional Association
San Marino
Ham Operator Gums Up Radio Reception in Gainsborough
Residents lodge a complaint with the City Council about a 30 foot pole used as a ham radio antenna. They say it disrupts television, radio, and telephone service. The matter is referred to the Chief of Police and the city attorney to seek applicable laws to remove the nuisance.
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Gainsborough
Glenn F. McClung
Mrs Ida Wood Services Being Arranged
Mrs Ida Wood of 1316 Waverly Drive died March 13. Funeral arrangements are pending awaiting relatives from Washington. Funeral announcements will be made later by Lamb Funeral Home.
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Ida Wood
Waverly Drive
Washington
Lamb Funeral Home
Sanctuary Dedication Ceremony At San Marino Community Church
Dr David John Donnan of First Presbyterian Church Santa Monica led the sermon for the sanctuary dedication under the theme A Time for Greatness. Dr Glenn W Moore Rev James W Bell and Rev Bertrand Crist joined the 4 o clock service with the congregation singing a specially written hymn. A tea was served afterward in Fellowship Hall.
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David John Donnan
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Monica
San Marino Community Church
Glenn W. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Southern California
James W. Bell
Los Angeles
Los
Court of Honor One Week Early
The third Boy Scout Court of Honor for the current school year will be presented at the Huntington School Auditorium Monday night March 20. Ceremonies start at 7 30 p.m. The date was moved up to avoid a conflict with Fathers Night Show. Troop 4 sponsored by the Rotary Club hosts. Ed Daniels chairs the Troop Committee. Roy Maginnis will read the ceremonies as chairman.
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Huntington School
Troop 4
Rotary Club
Ed Daniels
Court of Honor
Roy Maginnis
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