Real Estate Board Sponsors High School Essay Contest
The SM Realty Board announced an essay contest for local high school students in grades nine through twelve on what to expect from legislators. John E Boydston stated the aim is to foster practical understanding of government and responsible citizenship. Deadline is May 6 with cash prizes of 150, 75, and 25 dollars. Judges include William E. Clanton Jack Bradford Marvin W. Buron Lawrence E. Shepard and Herbert H. McCormick.
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John E. Boydston
Calfornia Real Estate Association
Ple
Reality Board
William E. Clanton
San Marino
First Federal Savings and Loan
Jack Bradford
Marvin W. Buron
Security
First National Bank
Lawrence E. Shepard
Shepard and Morgan
Herbert H. McCormick
The
Tribune
Court Of Honor Awards Given Monday Night In San Marino District
The San Marino Area Court of Honor held Monday night at the high school. Mayor Harry W. Hitchcock presented Eagle Scout awards to Kevin Coppersmith Tom Kellogg and Tony Parkhill. Jud Leetham awarded 14 star scout honors to multiple scouts across troops 355 358 356 352 and 351. Life scout awards went to several more scouts, bronze and silver palms were awarded to others. Reverend George McDill gave the invocation and Virgi Becker served as master of ceremonies with Tory Becker delivering the closing remarks.
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San Marino
San Gabriel
Crail Hartzell
Greg King
Kenneth Link
Jay Thomas
Greg Barker
John Gibson
352
Leetham
Tory Becker
Troop 351
George McDill
San Marino Community Church
Becker
Eagles
Tom Kellogg
Kevin Coppersmith
Tony Parkhill
Harry W. Hitchcock
San Marino High School
Steve Barrett
Pfau Qualifies as Pasadenia Municipal Judge Candidate
Glenn M Pfau of the Los Angeles Superior Court announces his qualification as a candidate for Pasadena Municipal Judge office 1 He will face one opponent the retiring incumbent's son Pfau 44 joined the Superior Court in 1960 with prior posts as Contra Costa County special counsel deputy city attorney and Sanitation District staff He was born in Yakima Washington earned degrees at University of Washington and received a cum laude LLB from Southwestern University Law School He and his wife Phyllis reside in Pasadena with their four children.
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Glenn M. Pfau
Los Angeles Superior Court
Registrar of Voters
Pasadenia
Pfau
Superior Court
Contra Costa County
Yakima
Washington
University of Washington
Navy
Los Angeles
Southwestern University Law School
Harmer Honored by Mrs Hurley in St Albans Event
Mrs Clayton Hurley will host an informal neighborhood reception for Republican State Senate candidate John L Harmer in the newly apportioned 21st District. The March 28 gathering at St Albans Road is open by reservation through contact with Mrs Hurley at 793 9558. Harmer is the only Republican qualified for the June primary ballot.
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John L. Harmer
Clayton M. Hurley
St. Albans Road
Harmer
Hurley
San Marino Sees Three Weekend Burglaries
San Marino police handled a busy weekend after three burglaries occurred Friday through Monday. Each theft primarily targeted furs and jewels, underscoring a spate of property crimes in the area.
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San Marino
Burglary Spree Strikes Homes Across City
Police report a series of recent burglaries with losses estimated at over five thousand dollars. Victims include Richard I. Allen and Stuart L. Seymour, with multiple mink coats, jewelry, a diamond bracelet, a US Army colt revolver, and a carved statue stolen. Entry suspected via windows and newspaper delivery clues.
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Stuart L. Seymour
Valentine Place
Egg Hunt At Lacy Park In San Marino
The San Marino City Employees Association sponsors an Easter egg hunt for children through second grade on Saturday morning April 9 from 9 30 to 11 at the west end of Lacy Park. Parents may accompany children. Prizes are offered for finding the special public relations gesture.
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West
San Marino
Lacy Park
Second Garden Tour Slated This Weekend
The second Girl Scout Garden Tour proceeds this weekend with visits to three Arcadia gardens and one Sierra Madre site. March dates run 2% and 27 from noon to 4 pm, hosted by Mrs. James C. Young and several volunteer hostesses at each garden. Notable gardens include Joan Kemper at 45 San Marino Avenue and the Hopping garden at 875 Hampton Road, Arcadia, plus the Brands residence at 227 West Orange Grove, Sierra Madre, and the Aka Oaks property at 1829 Arcadia. Gardens showcase spring annuals bulbs pools terraces and outdoor living spaces with organized tours by Girl Scout volunteers.
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James C. Young
Joan Kemper
San Marino Avenue
Brooks T. Morris
James Polley
Reg Robinson
Harold Zanzot
Charles E. Hopping
Hampton Road
Arcadia
Alfred W. Hand
Herman Miller
J. C. Brands
West Orange Grove
Sierra Madre
Frank di Noto
Oaks
Maurice E. Anderson
William C. McFadden
Ross Boy Bitten by Great Dane
Darrell Ress son of Mr and Mrs William Ress of Cumberland read was bitten by a fawn colored Great Dane in an incident noted in the local report.
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Ross Boy
Darrell Ress
William Ress
Cumberland Read
SM Firemen Finish Basic Course At PCC
The San Marino Fire Department graduates completed five weeks of Fire Service Basic Training at Pasadena City College. The ceremony at the Pasadena Civil Defense Center last week awarded certificates to Edward A. Brown and Darrell Stamper from San Marino's Fire Department.
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San Marino
Pasadena City College
Pasadena Civil Defense Center
Edward A. Brown
Darrell Stamper
Fire Department
Public Invited To Annual Talent Search Contest
George Christopher a Republican governor candidate will attend a San Marino Young Republican Club reception at the Kearns home on Oak Grove avenue Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. The event, part of the Public Affairs Program, aims to bring leading candidates to San Marino. Christopher a former San Francisco mayor and supervisor led the Republican ticket for lieutenant governor in 1962. Tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. San Marino youths will showcase their art talents in a talent contest.
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George Christopher
San Marino
Young Republican Club
Henry Kearns
Oak Grove Avenue
Lawrence C. Hampton Jr
Young Republican
Christopher
San Francisco
Sow Bugs And Frogs Under Investigation At SMHS
San Marino High School students probe sow bugs and frogs as part of a science lab project in the biology department. The article notes quantities and methods used by students while exploring invertebrates and amphibians for instructional purposes.
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SMHS
San Marino High School
New Florist Shop to Open in San Marino Sunday
Lancaster owner plans grand opening for San Marino Florist at 2319 Huntington Drive. He says every resident will receive a formal invitation to the Sunday event.
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Ter
San Marino
SMHS Clothes Drive For Maclaren Hall Begins Monday
The San Marino High School PTA announces its annual welfare drive to collect clothing and personal items for the neglected and non-delinquent boys and girls at MacLaren Hall in El Monte. The drive starts March 28 and continues through the week.
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San Marino High School Pta
MacLaren Hall
el Monte
Maginnis Tour of Mediterranean Countries Promoted
Mr and Mrs Roy E Maginnis present a 24 day Mediterranean lecture tour with slides at the San Marino Library on Thursday March 31 at 8 pm. The Friends of the San Marino Public Library sponsor this travel series, highlighting sites from Jerusalem to Sardinia with travel notes and flower scenes. The event is open to the public.
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Mediterranean
Roy E. Maginnis
San Marino
Friends of the
Old Jerusalem
Sardinia
San Marino Seniors Reach Edison Scholarship Semifinals
San Marino High School seniors John N. Cederquist and Jeffrey L. Gould have advanced to the Metropolitan Division semifinals for Southern California Edison college scholarships. Semifinalists face interviews in April. three winners receive Edison Gold Awards for Scholastic Achievement and proceed to finals. The $4,000 prize is awarded in each of six geographic divisions.
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San Marino High School
John N. Cederquist
Bellwood Road
Jeffrey L. Gould
Winston Avenue
Southern California Edison Company
Edison
Los Angeles
Tertiory
Local Group To Get Out Vote In JC Election
San Marino leads a civic effort to urge turnout for the upcoming JC election on forming an enlarged junior college district. Roy Mc Ginnis named group chairman as Pasadena faces three proposals: district formation, tax-rate cap, and a separate board for the junior college administration within the Pasadena school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Roy McGinnis
Pasadena School System
New West San Marino Bank Branch Opens on Monday
Howard J. Sullivan named manager of Security First National Bank’s new West San Marino branch at 805 Huntington Drive. He joined Security Bank in 1961 and previously led the Montrose branch since 1983. his past postings include Burbank and Lake and Color a branches. Sullivan, a Glendale resident, is a former Army veteran and active local group member. The article notes voter discussions on a tax rate proposal and community activities surrounding meetings.
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Howard J. Sullivan
Security First National Bank
New West San Marino
Huntington Drive
Sullivan
Security Bank
Bank
Montrose
Burbank and
Lake and Colora
Hall Seminary
American Institute of Banking
See Or Ganeras Zations
Montrose - Verdugo City
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SM Realty Bd
Court of Honor
Glenn Pfau
Phyllis
Pasadena
Clayton Hurley
Richard I. Allen
Wilson Avenue
Lacy
Puoro
Mrs. Roy
Maginnis
Speaks Edwards Metcalf
PTA
Lewis
Smith
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