Valentine Festival to Install PTA Officers by Their Children
Valentine School PTA plans a May Festival on the front lawn at 9 30 a m next Wednesday with officer installations by the members children. The program includes scroll presentations by room mothers and safety awards for fifth grade patrols followed by dances and exercises under Mrs Rutt.
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Valentine School
Paula Fritchey
Bixby Hotchkis
Cynthia Edmondson
PTA
Ava Mene Seen DA
Valliceis Alu
Presiaelt
Roger Moore
Wendy
Charles Martin
Milinda
Richard Marsh
Kirby
Russell Fritchey
Karen
Robert Carroll
John
John Coombs
Katrina
William Meyer
Janet
Anne Haug
Chris
John Stuart
Chuck
James Edmondson
Amy
Joseph Ferrar
Gertrude
William Lattin
Carolyn
Berkeley Johnston
Berkeley
David McCarthy
Stephen
David Burgett
Bruce
Preston Hotchkis
Bixby
Alan Talt
John Loesel
David
Jay Linderman
Mark
Frank Schiff
Nancy
Edward Apramian
Lisa
John Albin
Bonnie
Miles Turpin
Mike
Curtis Miller
Rhonda
Russell
Roger Nelson
Chamber backs San Marino Grad Night drive hits goal
Local firms respond to Chamber of Commerce leader David Latham in support of the San Marino Community Grad Night party. Donations accepted at the Chamber office through May 14 for printer deadlines. Contact Jack White or Mrs. White head about a player piano for the all night event.
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David Latham
Chamber of Commerce
San Marino
Chamber
Forest W. Foster
Jack Whitehead
San Marinans Found Safe After Mountain Rescue
Larry B. Johnson, 38, and his four children Lita 9 Mark 10 Michael 11 Steven 12 were found safe by the Altadena Search and Rescue Team after an all night trek in Rubio Canyon above Altadena. The family had been reported missing at 10 p.m. Sunday. The 14 rescuers located them in good condition. Johnson said he lost his bearings.
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San Marino
Rubio Canyon
Altadena
Larry B. Johnson
Los Robles Avenue
Lita
Mark
Michael
Steven
Johnson
Tolles to be Installed as San Marino High PTSA President
Mrs E Leroy Tolles elected president elect of the San Marino High PTSA will be installed Monday at 7 45 p m in the Student Study Center The Cambridge Massachusetts native is a Smith College graduate and former journalist with family ties in New York and California The Tolles family includes five sons and one daughter with students at Princeton Berkeley Arizona Santa Barbara and San Marino High plus a sixth grade pupil at Huntington School
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E. Leroy Tolles
San Marino
PTSA
Mrs. Tolles
Smith College
Westchester County
New York
Publishers’ Weekly
New York City
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Harvard Law School
Tolles
Stephen
Princeton
Berkeley
Hank
University of Arizona
Cindy
University of California At Santa Barbara
Roy
Jim
Lifeline opens in San Marino with local helpline
Lifeline in San Marino accepts calls at 289 0224 for personal problems. Hours are Monday to Thursday 4 to 10 p.m. Friday 4 p.m. to midnight, Saturday noon to midnight, and Sunday 1 to 10 p.m. Callers receive assistance and referral to qualified help.
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San Marino
Book Art Fair Saturday At Public Library
The Friends of the Library host the annual Book and Art Fair at the public library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bargain used books are sorted by subject, with help from Mrs. J A Leetham and Southwestern Academy students led by Dr. Ken Veronda. Brica brac includes an electric bike and desk copier. Food by Mrs. George Hjelte offers hot dogs, drinks, and snow cones. Art works under $25 curated by Mrs. Mary Gerke. Board members include Dr. Ken Bullock and Paul Minning among others.
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Friends of the Library
Public Library
J. A. Leetham
Southwestern Academy
Ken Veronda
George Hjelte
Mary Gerke
Ken Bullock
Paul Minning
Jack Heil
David Latham
Chris Markey Jr
Rice Ober
Tohn Cornell
Bob Devies
Ronald Ross
Paul Parsons
Miles Turpin
Along the Drive Along the Drive
A reflective snippet contrasts the value of the dollar with fast time, noting the modern chase to stretch money and speed in daily life. It hints at financial and cultural pressures without concrete events or entities.
Mary Stanton Wins Walter W. Ross Memorial Scholarship
Mary Elizabeth Stanton of Wallingford Road a San Marino High senior has been chosen as a 1000 dollar scholarship recipient from the Walter W. Ross Memorial Scholarship Fund. The fund honors the sorority founder and announced the six national winners from over a thousand applicants. Stanton is active in school activities and will study pre medical at Pomona College.
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Mary Elizabeth Stanton
Wallingford Road
San Marino
Walter W. Ross
Walter W. Ross III
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
United States
Canada
Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Maryland
Ottawa
Ontario
Beta Sigma Phi
Mary
San Marino High
California Scholarship Federation
Prometheans and Delphians
Exchange Club
Bank of America
Robert H. Stanton
Dr. Stanton
Pomona College
Teachers Seek 6 to 8 Percent Salary Raises
The San Marino Teachers Association asked the Board of Education for raises from six percent for starting teachers to over eight percent for those with 13 years of service and a master's degree, plus fringe benefits.
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Paul Glaviano
San Marino Teachers Association
Board of Education
Mickey McNamee
Certified Employees Council
SMTA
California Teachers Association
McNamee
Nick Ugrin
John Donaldson
CTA
Knudson Elected UROC Area Chief in California
Gerald R. Knudson, San Marino United Republicans of California chair, was chosen governor of Area 10 at the Area UROC Convention in Highland Park. Area 10 covers San Marino and several nearby communities and Assembly Districts. State Senator John Harmer spoke for his reintroduced bill to split the Los Angeles school district, drawing opposition from UROC members Laurel Martin and J C Chambers. An emergency resolution opposing recognition or trade with China was approved in response to recent actions involving China. Cleon Skousen spoke at the statewide convention in Fresno about his book The Naked Capitalist and alleged Communist influence.
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Gerald R. Knudson
San Marino
Pasadena
Alhambra
Arcadia
Covina
la Canada
Highland Park
Monterey Park
John Harmer
Los Angeles
UROC
Laurel Martin
L.A
China
United States
United Republicans of California
Fresno
Joan Day
Betty Knudson
Marion
Clayton Hurley
Eve Root
Area 10
Knudson
Cleon Skousen
J. Edgar Hoover
Salt Lake City
Skousen
Council On Foreign Relations
San Marino Student Ken Telleen Wins National Merit Scholarship
Ken Telleen of San Marino High becomes the first local student to win a $1000 National Merit Scholarship based on academic performance and need. He plans Stanford University geology, with 75 extra credits noted. his family and school community face district budget cuts and teacher contract tensions as salary and merit-pay reforms are proposed.
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Ken Telleen
San Marino High
Ken
L. Sherman Telleen
Old Mill Road
Stanford University
Stanford
United States
National Merit Board
Ambulance and Fire Calls Log From April May
A sequence of emergency responses lists ambulances and fire units dispatched to locations including Sierra Madre boulevard Oxford road Alhambra road Monterey road San Gabriel boulevard Canterbury road Huntington drive Lorain road Staats place La Mirada avenue Gainsborough drive and related patient transports and minor fire damage notes across April 27 to May 4.
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Sierra Madre Boulevard
Oxford Road
Alhambra Road
Alhambra
Monterey Road
San Gabriel Boulevard
Canterbury Road
Huntington Drive
Lorain Road
Staats Place
la Mirada Avenue
Gainsborough Drive
San Marino set for Rio Hondo league track finals
San Marino approaches the Rio Hondo finals at La Canada High with multiple qualifiers led by Jamie Fleming in the 100 220 and long jump. Burt Buser also posted top Bee division times while others like Randy Freberg Dan Yocum Ed Howe and Courtney Miller advance in various events. Jeff Houtz already secured a league title in the high jump.
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San Marino
la Canada High
Titan
Jamie Fleming
Jamie
Little Titan
Burt Buser
Burt
Duarte
Duser
Fleming
Dave Corti
SMHS
Dan Yocum
Ed Howe
Randy Freberg
Curtis Bradley
Bob Sommers
Freberg
Titans
Courtney Miller
Courtney
Ben Brooks
Jim Nairne
Bob Kaye
Stan Schultz
Kaye
Jeff Houtz
Edge Bentz
Temple City
San Marino Rose Parade Float Seeks Fundraising Boost
San Marino continues fundraising to build its Rose Parade float after earning an entry bid from the Pasadena Tournament of Roses. Total gifts reach 3,982 dollars with donations from local residents. organizers estimate a need near 12,000 dollars to plan and construct the float, inviting further contributions to the San Marino Tournament of Roses Committee at 585 Sierra Vista Avenue.
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San Marino
Anne
George Wofford
Georgiana Geiler
Jack
Barbara Bradford
Robert Leishman
A. B. Post
Harold and
Nettie Hollister
Jack Suridbye
Forest Foster
Laurie Davis Named AFL International Scholarship Representative
Laurie Davis, San Marino High junior and son of Mrs. Ray Davis, is selected for the American Field Service International Scholarship. The June announcement will reveal her host country for a summer stay. She serves as drill team vice president, member of Amicians CSF and is 11th grade representative on student council. She sang in Music Man last year and performs in Brigadoon this year. She belongs to San Marino Community Church Chancel Choir and has taught Sunday school.
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Tolles
High School
Valentine
Council Pta
American Field Service
Carl Lie
Laurie Davis
San Marino High
American Field Service International
Laurie
Ray Davis
Oxford Road
Cindy
Lynn
Gail
Amicians
CSF
San Marino
Chattic Choir
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Goals and Methods report to be taped at meeting
The school board meeting next Tuesday will be held at the Huntington School auditorium to record the Educational Goals and Methods committee report. Chairman Adam Bennion and committee members will present the findings.
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Huntington School
Adam Bennion
Pre-Registration Set For Kindergarteners
Local school officials urge parents of 1971-72 kindergarten pupils to pre-register next Thursday May 13 at 1 30 p m in their attendance area school. Children five years old on or before December 2 1971 may enroll.
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Walter Dingus
Howes Named to Emergency Action Committee Post
The county Board of Supervisors named Durward Howes of Oak Grove Avenue to the Emergency Action Committee of the Air Pollution Control District to replace Stephen Royce. Supervisor Warren Dorn moved to nominate Howes for the post.
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County Board of Supervisors
Durward Howes
Howes
Stephen Royce
Warren Dorn
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Leroy Tolles
Mary Stanton
Aude Ee Oy
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Brad Wetmore
Carol Black
Sue Cole
Miles Shanks
Kim Leisner
Scott Horgen
Robin Cole
Kevin Cribp Fhoto
Jeff Dixon
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