29 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
1
The piece offers a wry mix of social commentary on babies valued as deductions, experience guarding repeated mistakes, and women styling spring hats with outfits. It ends with a provocative quote urging focus on the far left and far-right politics and the fire rather than firefighters.
William E. Lamoreaux of Ashbourne drive will retire March 31 after 25 years in the County Counsel’s office. He advised county officials and schools, represented the county in trial and appellate courts including the Supreme Court, and aided in anti subversion efforts.
San Marino High School Music Department presents the Spring Choral Concert in the Little Theater this evening at 8 PM featuring a variety of choral pieces for entertainment.
A national razor maker moves major advertising from TV to local papers. A vice president cites print's believability and simple, direct information in ad offers, arguing readers need one and two look exposure to act. The strategy aims to reach fifty million women weekly through hometown newspapers.
Dr. Robert Morris, president of Dallas University, will speak on April 4 at 8 p.m. in the San Marino High School Auditorium on Will There Be a United States of America. Invitations cost $1.00 from organizers and local groups. The event is linked to conservative Republicans of the 54th District CRA, with officers and committee chairs listed and a March 15 meeting noted.
The San Marino Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting next Wednesday April 4 at 7 30 p m in City Hall located at 2200 Huntington Drive Milton Emerson city engineer says residents may attend and participate in the proceedings
San Marino’s Titan Nine closed the 1962 exhibition season by defeating Harvard Military Academy 15 to 1. Tomorrow they open league play at Duarte Park facing the Duarte Falcons at 3 15 p m with Mark Foss as likely starter.
The San Marino Red Cross fund drive has raised about 19 500 dollars, roughly 30 percent of donors, with three days left. Chairman Don Scott notes door to door solicitation is not allowed and a second mail appeal plus volunteer help from the Newcomers Club are underway to push toward the 38 000 dollar goal.
Constituents in John H. Rousselot 25th District expressed strong support for conservative governance. A late 1961 survey shows 83.1 percent oppose federal grants for teacher salaries and 88.8 percent oppose low federal cost housing with private funds available. In contrast 53 percent favor a federal aged care program with optional participation.
A political column argues a public figure should withdraw from a gubernatorial race to focus on national policies. It cites declining popularity among Republicans and Democrats, media scrutiny, adviser missteps, and a prep for potential presidential bid. The piece calls for honesty with voters and party, ending with a proposed resignation.
Wendell S. Wilson urged a joint Community Council and High School Stadium Committee meeting that another $30 000 is needed for San Marino High School stadium construction He said contributions from residents should fund the project directly rather than a bank savings fund.
Funeral services were held at the Little Church of the Flowers for Roy E. Bolstad a San Marino leader and former real estate officer. Bolstad died last Friday in Corona Del Mar after moving between South Pasadena and Corona Del Mar and serving as a Fed eral Housing Authority official. He is survived by his wife Betty two sons Leigh and Ronald two granddaughters a brother and two sisters.
City Manager Charles E. Martin urged San Marino Republicans to support home rule as priceless, arguing local self government preserves the city and limits metropolitan overtake. He praised local officials, warned of crime trends, and urged votes for City Councilmen on April 10.
Spring Art Fair organized by the Friends of the Library will run from noon to 3 p m at the San Marino Library. The event features prints framed and named decorative art, vases, statues, and bric a brac donated for sale. Proceeds will fund a new sound system for the Marino Public Library.
San Marino High School hosts Work Day on April 25 sponsored by Prometheans and the PTA. Promethean Andy Cies will supervise the student effort to strengthen community relations and raise funds for the PTA Scholarship Fund. Students will be released to work for community employers, excluding parents, with earnings donated to the scholarship fund. last year the event raised over $2400.
San Marino Chamber of Commerce plans an installation dinner at 7 30 p m April 4 at Pierre's on Huntington drive. Harold W Wright of Los Angeles Chamber will assist with installation and farewell of outgoing officers. Officers listed: Dave Fiscus president Jack Flynn vice president Gerald Walcott secretary treasurer. Reservations via Atlantic 16183 or San Marino Chamber, 2200 Huntington drive.
Republican Governor candidate Joseph Shell will address supporters at La Canada Junior High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. tonight March 29. The event is sponsored by Young Republicans. He will also speak April 10 at 7:45 p.m. in the Viennese Room of the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel.
San Marino Police warn merchants of a till tap pair, a man and a woman, using distraction to steal money from cash registers in the area. They recently operated at a local merchant, prompting the advisory.
San Marino boards advance a 1962-63 budget with higher spending and a merit pay scale for teachers. Starting salaries remain at 5000 with experience credits, while some experienced staff could reach near 7500. Classified staff pay plans are under review as the district awaits the final cost of a new San Marino High School language laboratory.
The San Marino Women’s Republican Club will offer two Practical Politics courses starting in April. Eve ning class on April 10 at 7 30 p.m. at the Gud Les ter home on Melville drive and a daytime class on April 11 at 10 a.m. at the Jack Roger residence on Oxford road. Mrs Louis Lombardi will teach with a $6 charge for books and materials. Reservations to Mrs Sherm Telleen at Atlantic 7 6883.
The San Marino Women's Chorus presents a varied program at its annual concert. The event takes place Friday evening, April 27, at Huntington School Auditorium. Dr. Arthur Lewis directs the chorus and Mrs. Robert Schwartz is the accompanist. the public is invited to attend.
Fragmentary report notes Stanley Mosk filed for attorney general in Los Angeles. It indicates Mosk would continue to pursue law and enforcement aims and references his lengthy 16 year service as a superior judge.
Over 20 Rotarians and Rotaryannes from San Marino plan to attend the Rotary International District 530 conference on April 8 9 10 in Coronado. Truman Lattin president of the local Rotary Club announced today.
A board member proposed hiring bus drivers with typing skills to provide clerical help, suggesting they assist during off hours. He warned with a joking remark about quoting him, noting fear of retaliation if his statement is taken literally.
District Attorney William B. McKesson of Adair Street is weighing a bid for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket. He disclosed this week that party members have urged him to consider the race.
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