31 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
1
San Marino residents reported four red lights moving in a diamond pattern for 15 to 20 minutes on Monday night. Officers and the Fire Department observed the lights, later traced to Cal Tech students who allegedly released a helium balloon with a four flares and a propeller.
San Marino High School rehearsal for the senior class musical Brigadoon seeks full dress kilts and tartans plus bos of sporans brooches tam oshanter socks. Costume chair Francie Kleiner lists contact number 795 4065. A contest selected John Hair junior for a $5 program cover prize. Performances set for May 5 6 and 7 in Elmer C Neher auditorium.
The San Marino Garden Club hosted the El Molino Fiesta of Flowers at Huntington School Gymnasium drawing more than 600 residents last weekend. Mrs. Harold E Dryden led corsages high scores, while Mrs. Elmer H Howlett topped miniature arrangements. Awards highlighted multiple classes with blue ribbons earned by Mmes Banders, Kern, Tackabury and others.
More than 200 Republicans are expected to attend a dinner honoring gubernatorial candidate Christopher in San Marino hosted by the San Marino and Arcadia-Sierra Madre Republican Leagues. The event at the Eller home on Winthrop Road includes tickets, committees, and a speech on a positive California program.
Performers at the Sixth Annual Exchange Club talent auditions in San Marino showcased wide versatility from hula to magic and trumpet solos with a vaudeville act by three high school students. Judy Javid, seven, from Carver School, demonstrated a Turkish dance. Police report on a dog bite case ends happily after verifying the Great Dane involved was licensed, vaccinated, and owned by Henry L. Lee. Chief Jim Moore urges reporting dog bites promptly. Dick Farber, 17, won first in the senior division with Harlem Nocturne. Meribeth McNeish, 15, took second with Mariah on guitar.
A garbled OCR fragment references a man in her life, grasping for straws, and a mention of a dictator state. The readable parts suggest a cryptic or incomplete sentence lacking clear event or subjects.
Wet weather on Thursday calmed fears of a developing drought in San Marino as conditions improved and rainfall replenished soil and water supplies. Officials noted the rainfall reduced, but did not end, concerns about long term water reserves.
San Marinans will attend the Howard Thelin kickoff at Thelin for State Senator Headquarters in Glendale this evening at 7 30 with Assemblyman and Mrs Thelin hosting. Jones Jr local committee chairman and deputy registrar of voters will assist all voters during the opening hours from 10 am to 4 38 pm Monday through Saturday.
An auto stereo player and nine tapes disappeared from a 1964 Cadillac convertible in the garage of Louis Edward Purmort on Lombardy Road during last weekend. Police were notified and investigation continues.
Robert A. Barlow a Sherwood road resident and former Dean Witter account executive at the San Marino office was elected president to succeed Frank W. Dessel Jr at the directors meeting Monday.
Charles Wyatt Bonner of San Gabriel, longtime banker and community leader, marks 40 years with Security. He serves as past president and director of the San Marino Kiwanis, and sits on the boards of the San Marino Chamber of Commerce and Rosemary Cottage.
Otto B. Franz was overcome during a rough drive and stricken at his drive office shortly before noon on Wednesday. Local reports note the incident occurred in the city and emergency measures were taken.
San Marino showed strong representation at the opening of Ronald Reagan's regional campaign headquarters for the Republican governor nomination. The Pasadena site at 465 East Green Street is led by Bruce Reagan and covers districts 43, 47, and 54.
San Marino students from five public schools will depart this week for a multiday excursion to desert, beaches and mountains. The trip features a curriculum of surfing, skiing and sun learning as part of their annual migration.
Local merchants viewed a film titled Boosting is a Business shown at two Huntington drive stores to deter shoplifting. Chief James Moore plans a third showing after a Chamber survey. The 25 minute Berkeley produced film explains motives of shoplifters, with police citing annual losses of about 100 million dollars and a 83 percent non professional share.
A semi truck delivering to the California Historical Society backed into a power pole on Old Mill road breaking the guy wire and causing several high voltage lines to snap and fall along the street from 1128 Old Mill road to Millane. Police and fire units were called to the scene.
The San Marino Recreation Department announces a spring vacation program centered on a decathlon at Huntington School from April 4 to 8. Each grade level from fourth to eighth competes on separate days with ribbons for the top three in each event and trophies awarded after each contest final. The high school gym opens for basketball from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday.
John Llewellyn, a senior at San Marino High School and son of Mr and Mrs Frederick, earned the Gold Key and Tian Shield in a National competition.
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