30 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
1
An advertisement discusses gender roles and feminist themes, urging women to value self worth and equality. It mentions cosmetics lines, beauty services, and personal care offerings as part of empowerment messaging. The piece promotes appearances and partnerships while inviting readers to call for appointments.
A San Marino pair announces plans for a June wedding. The couple and family hold a small engagement party at the university setting with remarks from friends and Tau Delta members.
A fragmented clipping describes a June wedding with a new foal and ceremonial pageantry at San Mar. It mentions family, the bride and groom, and various attendees, noting father figures and community involvement amid a bustling scene.
After a March 9 Coleman Chamber Concert, the Tokyo Quartet dined informally at the Orlando home of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Plesset. Coleman Association members recalled their 1970 Vera Barstow Award win and welcomed the quartet on their first professional tour. Members include Koichiro Harada Yoshiko Nakura Kazuhide samura and Sadao Harada.
San Marino residents Mrs Robert Fberle and Herbert G Dobson were elected to the Visiting Nurse Association of Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley board at the annual meeting held at the Pasadena Art Museum on Monday March 20. Edward Strong will serve as president for the coming year and Mrs Timothy Holabird of South Pasadena was elected vice president.
The Junior Guild of the San Marino Woman's Club organized an Easter party on March 25 at Lacy Park playground. Children ages 8 to 11 enjoyed a giant Easter bunny, egg hiding, and refreshments served by Lon Harmon and Charles Schwab. Other San Marino members include Mmes Wallace Avery James Gallinatti Wendell Simpson. The Camp family, new in town from Golden Colorado, has four children attending local schools.
The Los Angeles County Superior Court directs stoppage of printing for a Pasadena based paper amid wartime era notices. A decree issued February 1 references a mandated halt and related advertising closure.
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