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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1963

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GOP Women Challenged To Weld Party Into Strong Combat Force

Nearly 500 enthusiastic Republican women from San Marino and other areas attended the School of Politics at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel. Former Congressman Donald L. Jackson urged the attendees to unite the party into a powerful 1964 campaign force, receiving strong acclamation at the end. The event was hosted by the Los Angeles County Federation of Republican Women.

GOP San Marino Huntington Sheraton Hotel Los Angeles County Federation of Republican Women Donald L. Jackson Jackson Spon

Republican Party tensions and Birch Society debate in 1960s California

A drive time discussion critiques republican divisions in California, notes the John Birch Society as a fault line, and argues for unifying strategy for 1964. It asserts repudiation of Birch did not win votes and urges conservatives to compromise while preserving core values.

Republican Party California GOP John Birch Society Birch Society

Red Cross Drive Reaches Halfway Mark

A regional Red Cross drive reached the 50 percent completion point as volunteers continue mobilizing at local centers. Organizers urge continued donations and blood drive participation amid ongoing community outreach efforts.

Red Cross

GOP Leads in Voter Registration in San Marino

The latest report from Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan shows 7,404 Republicans among San Marino voters. Democrats total 781, with 1 Prohibition Party member and 2 miscellaneous voters. 118 declined to state party affiliation.

GOP San Marino Frank M. Jordan Democrats Prohibition Party

Reunions Highlight San Marino 50th Birthday Celebration

San Marino marks its 50th birthday on May 4 with a day long event at K. L. Carver School from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The program features former students from before 1940 and the first San Marino High School class of 1956. Historial exhibits and period entertainment will illuminate the town's early history as Harold E. Dryden chairs the planning committee.

San Marino San Marino High School Harold E. Dryden K. L. Carver School

San Marino Sales Use Tax Remains Near Last Year Pace

City Hall reports sales and use tax rebates from the State Board of Revenue totaling about $87,272.78 thus far, with a projected year total around $110,000. Last year’s actual was $113,948.52, and past payments include $11,357.86 in March and $23,000 in February.

State Board of Renattention

Collier Bill On Fees Backed

Assemblyman John Collier’s measure to shift some higher education costs from the general fund would free funds for local elementary and secondary schools by requiring entering University of California or state college students to sign a note repaying instructional costs each semester.

John Collier General Fund University of California

Tuohy Earns Third Team AA CIF Honor at 1963 Season

Tuohy earned a third team AA CIF selection at center for 1963 and posted 18.7 points per game with 103 rebounds in a 10 game league schedule. He finished the season at 15.7 points per game and 71 percent free throws while leading Titans as Most Valuable Player at the annual awards banquet.

Tuohy AACIF Titans Andy Dies John Riggs Pat Tuohy

San Marino Board Opposes Robin Hood Bill in Letter

The San Marino Board of Education directed the administration to draft a letter opposing the Robin Hood bill before the State Legislature. They voiced that the measure shifts funds from rich to poor districts and called it a new tax vehicle. The move followed a Rim of the World School District letter urging San Marino to join in opposition.

San Marino Bruce Alexander Arrowhead

C of C Installation Set for April 11 Dinner

San Marino Chamber of Commerce announces an Installation Dinner on Thursday April 11 with speaker James Van Leuven, Pasadena Water Department, Whittier and Stanford graduate. Social hour 6 30 p m dinner 7 30 p m at Woody and Eddy s 3007 East Huntington Drive. Reservations via Atlantic 1 6138 or the Chamber care of San Marino City Hall.

James van Leuven San Marino van Leuven Whittier College Stanford University The City of Pasadena Water Department Chamber Atlantic San Marino City Hall Huntington Drive Woody and Eddy

Recreation Department Spring Vacation Program

The San Marino Recreation Department announces a Spring Vacation program for boys in grades four through eight. The sequence runs in progressive grade order from Monday to Friday starting at 9 a.m. each day. fourth graders open track and field events on Monday.

San Marino

Planners to Meet on April 3 in City Hall Chambers

The San Jino Planning Commission will hold a meeting next Wednesday April 3 at 7 30 p m in the City Council chambers San Marino City Hall 2200 Huntington Drive City Engineer Milton R Emerson said the session will cover planning matters.

San Jino

Coordinating Council Gets New Officers and Local GOP Leaders

Louise Hutton roling wig and corresponding secretary and Boyd Higgins anchor the new officers of the Coordinating Council. The Honorable Glenard P. Lipscomb Assemblyman John L. E. Collier County Chairman Bureau Dr. Merle Boyce spoke briefly to the Council. The Republican Central Committee 54th Assembly District lists Homer H. Bell as chairman Dr A Kenneth Spencer vice chairman Helen M. Wysong secretary Walter Taylor II treasurer Earl C. Adams Theodore L. Stearns and Julius Leetham with John L. E. Collier ex officio member.

Glenard P. Lipscomb John L. E. Collier Bureau Merle Boyce Coordinating Council Republican Central Committee 54Th Assembly District Homer H. Bell A. Kenneth Spencer Helen M. Wysong Walter Taylor, II Earl C. Adams Theodore L. Stearns Julius Leetham

Hollern named chair of School Tax Election campaign

Terry L. Hollern of Bedford road San Marianan becomes chairman of the Committee for the School Tax Election to back a 45 cent override on May 21. He is VP and manager at Powell River Alberni Sales Pasadena office, with a Dartmouth 1938 degree and extensive San Marino community ties. He and wife Barbara live with two sons John and Peter.

Terry L. Hollern Bedford Road San Powell River-Alberni Sales Corporation Pasadena California Arizona New Mexico Nevada Barbara John Peter

Spring Book and Art Fair Set for Saturday

Arl readiness for the Spring Book and Art Fair at the San Marino Public Library patio on Saturday March 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The festival will feature used books art phono records and live organ music with proceeds funding library sound system upgrades.

Arl San Marino Public Library Friends of the San Marino Public Library Robert F. Treuer Joseph A. Imbrogulio Eaton W. Ballard The Friends

Huntington Plans 56,000 Square Foot Parking Expansion

The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery in San Marino broke ground on March 18 for a 56,000 square foot parking lot extension. The $10,000 project adds 178 spaces to ease Sunday overflow while preserving landscaping and trees, with rapid progress expected to finish in about a month.

Henry E. Huntington San Marino

Popular Marino House Owner Sells Restaurant

Bob Moore, popular owner of Marino House, has sold the property to Leon Kramer of Riverside. Moore will continue to reside in San Marino and has no plans yet. He thanks the people of San Marino for their cooperation and remains vice president of the corporation and a board director.

Bob Moore Marino House Leon Kramer Riverside Bob Monterey Road San Marino

Franchise payments received by city from two firms

San Marino City officials say franchise payments totaling 35,945.16 dollars were rebated. California Water and Telephone Company's check was 4,919.80 dollars, making a combined total of 40,864.96 dollars.

San Marino California Water and Telephone Company

Swimming Registration Starts for Summer Lessons in District

San Marino Recreation Department opens mail registration in mid May to meet heavy demand for summer lessons. New residents may pre test at the Community Pool on April 13 20 and May 4 from 10am to 12 noon. Red Cross volunteers run the program with more help needed and volunteer hours offered.

San Marino Sir Red Cross Recreation Department

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