PTA Proposes Break Rules For Safe Spring Vacation
San Marino schools begin break next week amid rising juvenile arrests in the Newport Balboa area. The PTA First District and Council with law enforcement urge adult supervision, resort bookings, funds for costs, legal compliance, and courteous behavior as guardians remind parents of legal responsibility for all under 18 during trips.
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San Marino
Newport-Balboa
Los Angeles County
PTA First District
Jake Main
First District
San Marino Rotary Plans Mini-Park Gift to City
The San Marino School Board approved an architect's drawing for a mini-park on the vacant Gainsborough and Huntington corner, donated by the San Marino Rotary Club. Rotary will fund construction. the district handles maintenance and reserves rights for future use. The district also authorized discarding about 80 obsolete textbooks to Camarillo State Hospital.
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San Marino
Gainsborough and
Huntington Drives
San Marino Rotary
Camarillo State Hospital
Brentwood Savings San Marino Branch Appoints Managers
Richard A. Lanni is named assistant vice president and manager of the San Marino branch. Robert H. Stabler becomes assistant branch manager in charge of operations. Lanni, 31, holds a USC degree and has prior experience at Van Strum Towne Willis Christy and Union Bank. The piece also notes Grad Night 1967 plans at San Marino High School and community support efforts.
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Richard A. Lanni
San Marino
Brentwood Savings and Loan Association
David C. Grimes
Lanni
University of Southern California
USC
Beta Theta Pi
van Strum & Towne, Inc
Willis & Christy, Inc
Forum
Rome
San Marino High School
Henry Bumstead
Clifford Sandland
Mmes
F. M. Greenhalgh
Richard Biles
Lewis W. Guiss
Adam Bennion
Bumstead
John B. Sundbye
Bellwood Road
Walter Bennett
Frederick Llewellyn Elected President of Forest Lawn Co
Frederick Llewellyn, a Virginia road resident, was elected president of Forest Lawn Company at the board meeting. The report notes his prior role as executive vice president and outlines the annual Spring Garden Tours featuring local Girl Scouts led by Elaine Burkey. Attending officials include Eugene A. Blalock, board chair Walter Braunschweiger, and directors Daniel P. Bryant and William Coberly Jr., with events tied to April 1 in San Marino.
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Frederick Llewellyn
Virginia Road
Forest Lawn Company
Cpany
Sar
Pst Marino
Elaine Burkey
Peeg My
Peg Ball K
Lll
Roe M. Powell
San Marino
James R. Young Elected President of Sunny Slope Water Co
James R. Young of Sheffield road was elected president of Sunny Slope Water Company at the 73rd annual stockholders meeting. He is joined by Robert T. Clary as first vice president George H. Palmer as second vice president Lynn E. Harvey as secretary Clyde L. Casner as treasurer and Max J. Bruensteiner and Robert G. Hill as directors. The board members are long-time local residents active in San Gabriel Valley affairs. The company began serving the eastern San Marino area in the early 1900s and now serves over 200 families.
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James R. Young
Sheffield Road
Sunny Slope Water Company
Young
Robert T. Clary
George H. Palmer
Lynn E. Harvey
Clyde L. Casner
Max J. Bruensteiner
Robert G. Hill
San Gabriel Valley
Sunny Slope Water Co
San Marino
Garden Tours To Start Saturday In Pasadena Area
Pasadena Girl Scout garden tours begin this weekend April 1 and 2 with four homes on display. The Bradford Crow garden at 815 Wig Mill Road features azaleas and tulips around a center pool. The Powell home at 860 Gainsborough Drive shows broken terraces and colorful succulents. The Hall residence at 3070 Lombardy Road highlights flowering trees and rambling tiered gardens with a grand oak. The Harman Scott home at 836 San Simeon Road Arcadia uses hundreds of pots for rotating color on a English style terrace.
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Pasadena
Wig Mill Road
Roe M. Powell
Gainsborough Drive
Bruce P. Hall
Lombardy Road
George Harmon Scott
San Simeon Road
Arcadia
Michael Shlaudeman
Mid
Rotary to Hear Down Under Visitors Today
The Rotary Club of San Marino will host six Australian businessmen visiting Southern California under the Rotary Foundation Group Study Exchange. The event, at Woody & Eddy's Restaurant at noon, marks an international effort to foster goodwill.
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Rotary Club of
San Marino
Southern California
Rotary Foundation
Woody & Eddy’s
Rotary
Rotary District
John H. Clay
California
Nevada
Volunteers Needed For SM Red Cross Work
The San Marino Red Cross seeks volunteers to assist in transportation, office, food, nursing services, and friendly visitor roles. Mrs. Harold Hollister urges residents to contribute time from one day a week to two hours, for men and women of all ages.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Harold Hollister
San Marino
Geri
Alongthe Drive
A jovial man explains he enjoys scenic detours proving he loves his own optimism. The text contrasts a cheerful traveler with a poor judge of human nature who overestimates himself.
Open Meet For City Candidates Hosted By Gity Cub PTA
The Gity Cub PTA invites residents to hear three candidates for April 18 election. David MacTavish James L Rogers and Sherman Telleen will speak Monday night April 10 with Frank Conant City Club president moderating the Q A period. PTA presidents and local officials will greet guests at San Marino High School.
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San Marino School Board
David MacTavish
James L. Rogers
Sherman Telleen
Frank Conant
City Club
PTA
Mines
Milton Farber
Council
Robert Garrett
Carver
Virgil Becker
Stoneman
William Wachtel
Valentine
Harry Booth
Huntington
Paul Parsons
San Marino
Bere
Ote
San Marino Unified School District
J E McCormick Elected President of Local Chamber
James E McCormick was elected president of the local Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday meeting. He will succeed Robert A Barlow of Sherwood Road.
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San Marino
James E. McCormick
Chamber of Commerce
Robert A. Barlow
Sherwood Road
District seeks parent input on school bus service
The district reports poor response to a home questionnaire about next year’s bus transport. If rider numbers fall to 275, costs rise to 36 per semester. 250 riders would pay 39.60 per semester. Questionnaires are available at the District Office and each school.
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West Drive
Pony League Draft Results Set for 1967 Season
The San Marino Pony League releases the 1967 season player draft results. Preseason practice runs at Del Mar Field ahead of opening day lineups through April 21, with ceremonies on April 22 featuring three round robin games Dodgers vs Giants Braves vs Phillies Pirates vs Cardinals. Newcomers include Jeff Burwell John Caldecott Bill Mastick Rich McDonald Bob McKnight Courtney Miller James Moore Mike Richard Link Eric Mathiesen John McDonald John Slater Robert Smith Art Tully.
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San Marino
Pony League
Vinc Wells
del Mar Field
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Phillies
Pirates
Cardinals
Jeff Burwell
John Caldecott
Bill Mastick
Rich McDonald
Bob McKnight
Courtney Miller
James Moore
Mike Richard Link
Eric Matthiessen
John McDonald
John Slater
Robert Smith
Art Tully
Joe Collins
San Marino HS wins JV title at SG Invitational
San Marino High School's JV team, coached by Kyle Lawton, topped eight schools at the San Gabriel Invitational at Los Altos High. The Titans, leaders in the Rio Hondo League, followed their 61-25 win over Temple City with a decisive 62-24 victory over La Cañada, as standouts Dave Kenyon Rick McMillan Jim Hager and Bill Winnie contributed to the wipeout.
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San Marino High School
Kyle Lawton
Los Altos High School
San Marino
Temple City High
Titan
la Canada
Dave Kenyon
Rick McMillan
Jim Hager
Bill Winnie
San Marino quartet wins Bellflower National Records Relays title
The San Marino High School relay foursome of Nick Rosner, Bill Walker, Andy Dunstan, and Bill won the Two Mile Relay in 8:01.3 at Bellflower High School. Porterville High finished second in 8:04.2 and Dominguez took third at 8:06.2 after earning entry by posting one of the meet’s top nine times.
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San Marino High School
Bellflower
Bellflower High School
Nick Rosner
Bill Walker
Andy Dunstan
Bill
Porterville High School
Dominguez
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Aioe
City Employees Association
SAN Marino Tribune
Forest Lawn Co
SM Red Cross
Gity Cub
J. E. McCormick
McCormick
Avery Products Corporation
Huntington Drive
Stitute
Los Angeles
Town Hall
L.A
Marguerite
Shenandoah Road
Pamela
Kimo
Stanford
John
Patton New
Don Biggerstaff
Broadway Florist
Marvin W. Byron
Security First
National Bank
Marvin Carlson
Kirby Lesh
Better Gardens
Alexander F. Smith
First Western Bank
Carl 0. Wollen
Gibralter Savings & Loan Association
Stanley D. Clark
Paul Lowery, Jr
Harold E. Lloyd
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