YMCA Honors San Marinans with Donor Named Rooms
The South Pasadena San Marino YMCA dedicates rooms to local donors and figures. A tile foyer lists about 500 donors contributing $300 or more, while Pendleton Hall and other spaces name roles with memorials to Carson W. Ide John Melvin Soldwedel and families like Pendleton Alexander Pike.
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San Marino
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Cumberland Road
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Circle Drive
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South Pasadena- San Marino
YMCA
New YMCA To Open Saturday In South Pasadena
The South Pasadena San Marino YMCA dedicates its Garfield and Oak family center on Saturday March 19 with an open house from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The $600000 project includes an Olympic pool, multi purpose rooms, a lounge and chapel as 400 volunteers raise over half a million dollars for furnishings and programs serving over eighty YMCA clubs.
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High School Art Exhibit At New YMCA
An opening event for the new South Pasadena San Marino YMCA on March 19 will feature watercolors drawings and collages by high school students from local art departments. The display aims to promote and encourage art appreciation among visitors.
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New South
Three Wigs Stolen From Local Beauty Salon
Police report a burglary on Mission Street where three wigs a table radio and 195 dollars in cash were taken between 9 p.m. last Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday. The owner arrived to find the rear door ajar and the loss totals 870 dollars. An employee locked up at 9 p.m. the night before.
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Mayflower Church Plans Groundbreaking for New Edifice
Mayflower Congregational Church announces ground breaking on Easter Sunday for a 450 member church at 6117 North San Gabriel Boulevard. The $450,000 colonial style Fellowship Hall will seat 400 and include Sunday School and offices after demolition of the old building.
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Mayflower Congregational Church
San Gabriel Valley
Ronald W Dickson
North
San Gabriel Boulevard
Security First National's New West SM Branch Nears Completion
Security First National Bank's West San Marino branch at 805 Huntington Drive near Huntington and Granada avenues nears completion and will open Monday March 28. It is Security Bank's second in San Marino and the 333rd banking location in Southern California.
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San Marino High School Band Parents elect officers
The SMHS Band Parents Club met for officer elections with co chairmen Clifford Sandland and William Colburn, and officers Benjamin Nevill, Mrs. Mitchell Gould, Mrs. Laurence Van Hale, and Mrs. Ray Ferguson. The group aims to fundraise for uniforms and accessories, support school events, and expand community participation. The club, first of its kind at SMHS, numbers 30 members and plans to source funds from local donations.
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Clifford M. Sandland
William E. Colburn
Benjamin Nevill
Mitchell Gould
Laurence van Hale
Ray Ferguson
SMHS
Glenn Stuart
Ferguson
News analyst to address realtors at Dale's United Community Church
News analyst to address realtors Dale's United Community Church will host a talk with the analyst as program chairman Harry K. Paddock leading the event. The session aims to discuss market trends and local property concerns for members.
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Fred Sharp Retires After 36 Years as Park Superintendent
Fred Sharp, city park superintendent for San Marino, resigns effective June 1 after 35 years and 11 months of service. Read at a city council meeting by Richard Malcolm, Mayor Harry Hitchcock thanked him for faithful service. Sharp began Feb 9, 1929 as a gardener at Lacy Park and rose to superintendent in 1964.
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Harry W. Hitchcock
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Huntington Drive
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Anchorage
Alaska
Oceanside
Bank of America Awards Winners Name San Marino Teens
The first round winners in the 1966 Bank of America Achievement Awards include seniors from San Marino High School. Certificate awardees span fields from mathematics to home economics, with engraved plaque honorees in science and mathematics and liberal arts. Cash prizes in Southern California total 53,900 dollars. Zone contests occur in April and May finals offer at least 150 dollars and top awards up to 1000 dollars.
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San Marino
Jeff Gould
John Avery
Marc Williams
Kathy Barnes
Katherine Seyster
Dan Caldwell
Linda Jo Arnold
Barbara Mees
Gayle Gammon
John Cederquist
Kathy Hunt
Southern
California
Tact Group To Sponsor Talk At HS Tuesday
TACT a local citizens group sponsors a talk by Carl Allen at San Marino High School auditorium on Tuesday March 22 at 8 p.m. Allen a Stanford graduate and former football player will discuss anti‑American marches and show the filmstrip The Berkeley Revolution.
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San Marino High School
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University of California At Berkeley
Viet Nam Day Committee
Dr Don Cortum To Address Local GOP Women
The San Marino Republican Women's Club sponsors a lecture by Dr Donald Cortum on Thursday March 24 at 9 45 a m in the home of Mrs Henry Braun Orlando road Pasadena. Cortum will discuss The Pornographic Conspiracy. He is national co chairman of the Citizens for Decent Literature.
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Henry Braun
Orlando Road
Pasadena
Along the Drive A Wife Sees Debt and Government Spunk
A lighthearted exchange on finances and debt notes a wife’s quip about money and a jab at government spending. The pair jokes that small incomes feel strained while officials spend freely, reflecting household budgeting humor.
Neighborhood Receptions For John L. Harmer
Republican State Senate hopeful John L. Harmer is guest speaker at two San Marino area neighborhood meetings on March 17. Mrs Bruce Bogue hosts the first at her Home Road house followed by an afternoon event at the Daniels residence on Virginia Road. Harmer practices law in Glendale and seeks the 21st District seat covering San Marino South Pasadena parts of Pasadena Temple City Alhambra and San Gabriel.
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San Marino
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Virginia Road
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Pasadena
Temple City
Alhambra
San Gabriel
San Marino High Key Club Promotes Discount Seat Belt Install
San Marino High School Key Club leads a safety project to install seat belts at a discount. Carl's Tops and Covers on Colorado Boulevard will perform the installation for a $1 discount. Information sheets with a discount ticket will be distributed schoolwide and fact sheets in room one.
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San Marino High School
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Carl
Colorado Boulevard
Key Club
San Marino Council Ends War Memorial Plan Acceptance
San Marino City Council accepted a draft veterans memorial plan by Legion Post 239 pending building department approval. The project advances as the first city monument with a 40 foot flagpole, concrete slab, plaques and park work to be sited near Lacy Park.
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Mesdames Grif Pharo
McClarty Harbison
Harold Erdman
Legion
Richard Malcolm
Palm Grove
Virginia Road
Lacy Park
Talent Search Entry Deadline Nears in San Marino
Last call for applications to the San Marino Exchange Club Annual Search For Talent Show. Deadline for participants is Saturday March 19. Entry blanks available at local banks and The Tribune office.
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Tribune
Students Build Senior Patio At San Marino High
San Marino High students and two City bulldozers removed asphalt from an 8100 sq ft site to create a patio with cement walkways and grass. About thirty boys worked seven hours last Saturday with donate d services from Paul Monogan of San Marino Disposal. Remaining asphalt to be removed next weekend. Project costs about $2000 and is funded by the senior class with Board support.
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San Marino High School
Paul Monogan
San Marino Disposal
Kim Dawson
Board of Education
San Marino High seeks more employers for Work Day
San Marino High School still needs employers for its annual Work Day as most students have secured jobs. The event aims to boost community relations and raise funds for the PTA Scholarship Fund, with the main office reachable at 9-3681.
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San Marino High School
PTA
Toy Exhibit And Talk At SM Library
The San Marino Public Library hosts a week long exhibit of play materials from March 21 to 26. The theme centers on learning years with a talk by the Children's Committee of the Library Cooperation on Friday March 25 at 10 a.m. in the Library Auditorium. The exhibit and talk are open to the public.
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San Marino Public Library
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