San Marino Girls Clean Up Town in Eco Project
A group of Huntington School sixth graders in San Marino organize weekend clean ups at Lacy Park and through the town. Led by Sheryl Simpson and Kelly Egan, the group collects trash to curb pollution and instill community pride, posing a hopeful yet firm message on littering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindy Schneider
Kelly Egan
Sheryl Simpson
Cheryl Pfeiffer
Karen Davis
Marianne Thomas
Lorrie Lundquist
Huntington School
San Marino
Pasqualito Drive
War Memorial
Lacy Park
Damon la Marr
Huntington
Plymouth Road
Sherwood
Miss Simpson
Ridgeway Road
Oxford Road
Susan Neher
Euclid Avenue
Palomar Road
Dr McColl to Speak at San Marino Kiwanis Meeting
Dr Bill McColl will address the San Marino Kiwanis noon meeting Tuesday. He discusses education funding pressures amid government program competition and welfare costs draining education. McColl is an orthopedic surgeon in West Covina and former Stanford athlete who lost to John Rousselot in last year’s Congress race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McColl
San Marino
Kiwanis Club
McColl
Stanford University
West Covina
John Rousselot
Congress
Sex Education Dialogue Topic at San Marino High
The seventh in a series of student community dialogues titled Sex Education: A Real Issue will be held tonight at 7 30 in the San Marino High School auditorium. Students present a short talk followed by an open Q and A with the audience. Attendance has been spotty and Trustee Seen Taligen called the record almost a disgrace. Taligen urged parents to join the discussions to openly communicate with younger generations and to reason with them if they disagree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents-Teachers- Students Association of
San Marino High
Seen Taligen
Telleen
Chamber Board Meets Monday at San Marino High School
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will meet Monday at 11 45 at the high school. All members are invited and lunch will be served in the cafeteria at 11 45 with the business meeting to follow in the Faculty Lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Editorial Echoes on Welfare State and Syllable Reversal
A reader quips that the Welfare State editorial implies reversing syllables to say Fare Well Statel The note humorously contrasts modern policy talk with old hang up phone references.
Freddie Blassie to Demonstrate Wrestling Skills Tomorrow
Freddie Blassie, famed wrestler, appears as a guest of San Marino High Student Council tomorrow night from 8:30 to 10 in the boys gym. Admission is 1 per person, with all proceeds aiding the student body treasury. An unofficial match may pit Blassie against a volunteer, possibly Mark Robinson, in a lighthearted event.
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Freddie Blassie
San Marino High Student Council
John Watson
Blassie
Watson
Mark Robinson
Mark
Robinson
the Tribune
San Marino Titans land three on All-Loop Cagers
San Marino High earned three spots on the All-Rio Hondo loop team. Mark Bruder repeats on the first team as center, Rich Forde makes the second squad, and Doug Richards receives honorable mention. McMurray of Bell Gardens named league MVP. Larry Ainsman coaches Bell Gardens to Coach of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High
Mark Bruder
Titan
Rich Forde
Titans
SMHS
Doug Richards
Richards
Bruder
Forde
Garland Lewis
San Marino
the Tribune
Rex McMurray
Bell Gardens
Ricky Thorsen
Andre Flammang
Temple City
Russ Rose
South Pasadena
Bob Tisch
la Canada
Dan Wojkowski
Duarte
Mike Peterson
Bob Gonzales
Dave Smith
Rick Evans
Tom Rodgers
Terry Tenove
Bill Wilgus
McMurray
Larry Ainsman
Rousselot Urges Halt In Spending
Congressman John H. Rousselot spoke at the Huntington School cafeteria urging to stop federal spending growth. He warned of a 45 billion deficit if trends continue and called for trimming expenditures while returning welfare control to local authorities, opposing federal handouts and bureaucratic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rousselot
Washington
City Club
Huntington
Rousselot
Reagan
Burglary Rate Slowed In San Marino During February
February burglary reports show five residential incidents and one commercial case in San Marino. The year began with lower totals than 1970, and the overall two month burglary rate dropped by four from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Park
San Marino
Sign-Up Date Set for San Marino Colt League
March 27 sign ups for boys aged 15 or 16 before August 1 to join the new San Marino Colt League. Registration is 10 a.m. to noon on the porch of the high school boys gym, with birth certificates required. San Marino will compete with San Gabriel and Temple City Colt League teams. season runs May 7 to July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
San Gabriel
Temple City
Coffees For Wilder Announced For San Marino election
Henry B. Wilder, candidate for the San Marino school board in the April 20 election, schedules coffees over two weeks. March 24 at 7:45 p.m. hosted by Bernardette Lester Jr. on Melville Drive. March 30 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Krueger’s on Afton Road co hosted by Mrs. Lowman, and 7:45 p.m. at the Beckers on Pasqualito Drive. March 31 at 7:45 p.m. at the Alf home on Oxford Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilder
San Marino
Bernadette P. Lester, Jr
Melville Drive
William E. Krueger
Afton Road
Where Did They Go March 12 to March 16
Ambulance calls to Huntington drive Rubio Wash and Mission street report patient transport to hospital. Fire equipment deployed to Virginia road for a brush fire. An investigation noted on Rubio Wash. Ambulance to Lorain road followed by hospital transport.
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Huntington Drive
Rubio Wash
Virginia Road
Mission Street
Lorain Road
Hayward Campaign Hosts Four More Coffees
Mrs. Donald A. Moore announces four additional campaign coffees for James F. Hayward in the San Marino school board race. Voters may meet Hayward at four homes on scheduled dates with hosts including the Wilsons, Conn, Sherrill, and the Medearis residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Moore
James F. Hayward
Moore
Hayward
Board of Education
San Marino
Take Good Look Before You Leap San Marino Scam
San Marino Chamber of Commerce president David Latham warns residents about County Recording Service sending letters posing as a government unit to file a Declaration of Homestead for 12 dollars. The state Attorney General has issued an injunction and correct filing fees are 2 dollars. The chamber urges consulting a lawyer banker or escrow firm before dealing with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Chamber
County Recording Service
Rain totals reach 14.30 inches this season in San Marino
Last Friday's rain storm dropped .76 inches in San Marino. Fred Brandt the Huntington Library grounds foreman notes the season total reaches 14.30 inches, about normal for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Fred Brandt
Huntington Library
Ugrin backs Sherman Telleen for school board reelection
San Marino Board of Education President Nick T Ugrin says he will retire in June but endorses incumbent Sherman Telleen for another term on the board. Hayward and Wilder also seek the two vacancies. Ugrin praised Telleen's performance and urged community support. Former members Alexander Bennion Lewis Pendleton Poindexter Robertson also back Telleen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick T. Ugrin
San Marino
Sherm
Ugrin
Telleen
L. Bruce Alexander
Adam Y. Bennion
Joseph W. Lewis Jr
Morris B. Pendleton
William M. Poindexter
Alex Robertson
GOP Juniors Plan Dinner and Movie Fundraiser
The San Marino Republican Juniors host a March 29 potluck dinner at President Rocky Powell’s home followed by a Huntington Hotel premier of a combat film narrated by John Wayne. VIVA’s Steve Frank will discuss POW activism and bracelets worn to raise awareness. Tickets cost 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Rocky Powell
Huntington Hotel
John Wayne
Steve Frank
Voice In Vital America
VIVA
President Powell
Ken Telleen
Disney Studios
Wayne
Council Puzzles Over Recompense For Quake Damage
San Marino weighs seeking federal aid for public facility damage from the February quake. The council did not decide but hired City Manager Malcolm to prepare a bill of particulars for about $10,000 in damages and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Richard Malcolm
Malcolm
Maury Jones
W. L. Chadwick
Jones
Ted Burnett
Ben Eaton
Burnett
Germain
Eaton
Chadwick
Grant Kenyon
Community Chest Gets Thank-Yous From Local Agencies
The San Marino Community Chest approves distributing 75 percent of the budgeted amounts to agencies for 1970-71. Responding groups include Homemaker Service of Pasadena and others such as Girls Club of Pasadena and California Pediatric Center. Donations total about 47,700, or 88 percent of the 53,750 goal, with further appeals noted and no door-to-door solicitation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Girls’ Club of
Pasadena
la Casa de San Gabriel
Pasadena Council On Alcoholism
Childrens Hospital of Los Angeles
California Pediatric Center
Pasadena Ywca
James Gessner
Titan Shield Earns Third In USC Newspaper Day
San Marino High's Titan Shield placed third in the USC 46th annual Newspaper Day. More than 350 student editors and advisers from over 50 schools attended the day of conferences and speeches by press leaders. Crosscurrents of San Gabriel Mission High won first, Villa Park High’s The Oracle was second. Barbara Horrall serves as Titan Shield faculty advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High
Titan Shield
USC
School of Journalism
Bakersfield
San Diego
San Gabriel Mission High
Villa Park High
The
Oracle
San Marino
Barbara Horrall
Shield
Moore Bats-Throws Titans To Victory
The San Marino Titans split on the Rio Hondo League schedule and host La Serna at 3 15 p m before a Duarte trip. Jim Moore starred as they beat Bell Gardens 2 1 after a 4 2 loss to La Canada with Jamie Shephardson on the mound in a cold wind. La Canada and Temple City lead the league at 2 0. Gates Open In the third Shep herdson faced a bases loaded danger but worked out of trouble. Turn to page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titans
John Crisley
George San
la Canada
San Marino Titan
la Serna
Duarte
Jim Moore
Bell Gardens
Temple City
Jamie Shepherdson
Shep
Gates
Page 8
SMTRA Receives $695 For 1972 San Marino Rose Parade Float
Alfred B. Post announces first week total of 695 for design and construction of the 1972 San Marino Rose Parade float. Donors include Mayor Ted Burnett and council members. fund drive aided by Mrs. Davidson and others. contributions may be sent to 585 Sierra Vista Ave. San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Post
San Marino
Tournament of Roses Association
San
Post
Mesdames Gates Baldwin
Alexander Davidson
John Henderson
Don Rose
Alexander Smith
Anthony Thompson
C. Clair Dillavoy
Basil Gallagher
Kirk Helm
Richard Malcolm
Tyrone Polich
Stuart Seymour
Richard Sprague
Richard Thommen
San Marino Tournament of Roses Association
Sierra Vista Avenue
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Dr. McColl
Rive
Colt League
Wilder
Shenandoah Road
Austin Wilson
West Haven Road
Paul J. Conn
Gop
Anne Patton
Church of Our Saviour In
Anne W. Patton
George S. Patton, Jr
Miss Patton
Euston Road
Don Benito Wilson
Mr. Wilson
George S. Patton
Henry E. Huntington
Navy
Peter Patton
Coronado
Army
David Patton
California
Patton
Heidelberg
Germany
General Patton
George C. Scott
Africa
Sicily
France
Belgium
Austria
Czechoslovakia
George S. Patton IV
Viet Nam
Patton Totten
Massachusetts
Arvin H. Brown
Episcopal Home For Children
Avenue 64
Los Angeles
American Cancer Society
Community Chest
SMTRA
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