County wide tax plan aims to fund education with Robin Hood proposal
Campaign chair Terry Hollern explains a county wide equalization tax would pool first 1.10 of the districts operational levy into a county fund and redistribute per pupil. San Marino could gain from state incentives and gifted programs while overall taxes would not automatically rise. If higher state funds arrive, the district could receive more money or lower tax rates once or extend financing beyond three years.
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Robin H
Hollern
San Marino
San Mari
Hedlern
Junior Senior Prom at Huntington Sheraton Hotel
SMHS hosts the junior senior prom this Saturday May 18 at the Huntington Sheraton with décor themed Flower Drum Song. Les Gres and his orchestra will provide dancing music. attire is formal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SMHS
Huntington- Sheraton Hotel
Les Gres
Council to Study New Marker Entrance Sign
The San Marino council forms a committee with Councilmen Burnett Laws and Mayor Hitchcock to study installing a sign at the Huntington drive and Garfield avenue entry. Petitioners from West San Marino urged the sign while opposing using Granada avenue as an entrance marker. The marker is under construction and funded by the San Marino Garden Club.
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Theodore S. Burnett
Wilson Avenue
Alten L. Laws
Euclid Avenue
Harry W. Hitchcock
Huntington Drive
Garfield Avenue
San Marino
Granada Avenue
San Marino Garden Club
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Random Thoughts on Washington Speeches and Industry
The piece reflects on child needs and literacy, rail feathering, and government stockpiles of duck feathers labeled strategic material. It argues the speeches originate from bias and notes shifts in problem solving from past to present.
Jonathan Club Chooses Resident As President
John V. Vaughn president of Dartell Laboratories Los Angeles was elected president of the Jonathan Club at the eleven member Board of Directors meeting. Charles E. Fry retires after three years on the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Vaughn
Dartell Laboratories, Inc
Los Angeles
Jonathan Club
Charles E. Fry
Austin, Field, and
Fry
Vaughn
Sherwood Road
George H. Fairchild Jr
Alegria Place
Standard Oil Company
Lucien W. Shaw
Bekins van and Storage Company
William T Wright
Kistner, Wright and Wright
B. Pat Groom
Don W. Snyder Co
City Club Speaker to Discuss How to Get Better Sales
San Marino City Club will hear Joseph E. Burger, public relations director of H. V. Nootbaar and Company, at 6:30 p.m. on May 21 at Huntington School Cafeteria. Burger, a Cambridge Road resident, has spoken in 49 states and many countries about persuading others and selling ideas, services, and products. A surprise is planned at 7:30 p.m.
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Joseph E. Burger
H. V. Nootbaar and Company
San Marino City Club
Huntington School
San Marino
Huntington Sets Music Festival This Tuesday
Huntington School hosts its annual music festival on May 21 at 7 30 p m under the direction of Mrs Meryl White and Thomas Murie. The program features the Clee Club and the Varsity Band with no admission charge and the public invited to attend in the Huntington School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington School
Kenneth White
Meryl White
Thomas Murie
Clee
San Marino Editorial Urges School Tax Increase Vote
An editorial urges San Marino Unified School District residents to vote yes on a 45 cent tax increase next Tuesday May 21. It argues the district’s quality education drives home values, notes current teacher shortages, and contends the majority of the funds would raise teacher salaries to maintain an excellent program and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Unified School
Board of Education
San Marino Church Plans Father and Son Dinner May 22
The San Marino Community Church hosts its annual Father and Son dinner on Wednesday May 22 at 6 40 p m in the Fellowship Hall. Sports writer Rube Samuelson will speak and a full color film of the 1963 Rose Bowl game Wisconsin vs USC will be shown. High jumper Lew Hoyt will take part in the devotional. Tickets are sold in the church office and after services in the Garden Court. Neighbors and friends are invited.
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San Marino
Lew Hoyt
University of Southern California
Hoyt
Garden Court
Masonic Lodge Founders Day Celebrated in San Marino
San Marino Masonic Lodge 6835 marks its 19th anniversary with Founders Night at the Temple dining hall 3130 Huntington Drive at 6 30 p m Monday May 20 Worshipful Master Russell C Eikenberry announces Charter and founding members and sojourning Masons invited to the historic celebration Past Masters William B McKesson Roy L Herndon will confer Master Mason degree on the 300th candidate and Ralph L Gorman will recount lodge history
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San Marino
Masonic Lodge
Temple
Huntington Drive
Grand Lodge of California
William B. McKesson
Roy L. Herndon
Ralph L. Gorman
No Survey Authorized By Fire Dept In San Marino
The San Marino Fire Department states no community survey has been authorized. Residents reported being called by a man asking about wood shingle roofs and implying city approval of a flame retardant. Authorities confirm only a dipping and drying process is known and request residents report any contact details.
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San Marino
Car Stolen From Driveway In Banning
Police reports say Banning resident Banning M Garrett 1920 El Molino Avenue had his 1962 Ford stolen from his driveway last Friday with keys in the ignition. No further injuries or details are provided.
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Banning M. Garrett
el Molino Avenue
Anniversary Pictures From San Marino 30th Celebration
San Marino celebrates 30 years with available anniversary photos. Harold Dryden, general chairman, says pictures can be ordered by individuals. Viewing at San Marino City Hall downstairs, 2206 Huntington Drive. See Mrs. Olga Schiller for details. Advance payment required. Orders held and placed together.
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San Marino
Harold Dryden
San Marino City Hall
Huntington Drive
Olga Schiller
San Marino School Tax Vote Aims for May Election
Voters face a 45 cent school tax proposal that would raise about 725 thousand dollars over three years. The plan funds teacher salaries and adds six new teachers to reduce pupil ratios and support foreign language instruction for grades six to eight. The seventh period day would allow a sixth academic subject at San Marino High School, with full implementation targeted for September 1964.
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San Marino High School
Huntington
Board Accepts Resignations and Grants Tenure to Teachers
Tuesday’s board meeting focused on personnel actions with nine teachers granted tenure and nineteen resigning from districts, including San Marino High School staff. Resignations list names from San Marino Huntington Stoneman Valentine Carver with salary concerns noted. Tenure recipients include San Marino High School staff Robert Cunz Marian Furnas Virginia Ireland Knox Long Samuel Vernallis Jack Whitesell Huntington Wallace Spencer Lois Weir and E District Irene McCaffrey. Textbook approvals for next year cover world affairs algebra English and economics, with a new Foundations of Mathematics trial text and ninth grade English substitution for eighth grade AA students. foreign language to be offered if a tax election passes.
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San Marino High School
Robert Cunz
Marian Furnas
Virginia Ireland
Knox Long
Samuel Vernallis
Jack K. Whitesell
Huntington
Wallace Spencer
Lois Weir
Irene McCaffrey
San Marino public meeting backs 45 cent tax proposal
L Bruce Alexander, San Marino Board of Education member, urged improving services at a May 2 election discussion, noting Japan’s six years of compulsory English and challenging local leaders to provide the best. The Thespian Gift funded theater scaffolding at SMHS received safety approval after a district consultant review. Roohey Tubular Equipment of Los Angeles won the low bleacher bid at 19,440 dollars, or 6,480 dollars per year, about 5.40 dollars per seat.
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Japan
Orient
L. Bruce Alexander
Board of Education
San Marino
Little Theatre
SMHS
Roohey Tubular Equipment Company
Los Angeles
GOP Women to Hear of Liberty Amendment
The Liberty Amendment will be the topic of a talk by Dr Sheridan Manasen of Ramiro Road before the San Gabriel Republican Women's Club meeting Monday May 20 at 10 a.m. in the Community Room of Prudential Savings and Loan 526 West Las Tunas Drive San Gabriel.
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Sheridan Manasen
Ramiro Road
San Gabriel Republican Women's Club
Prudential Savings and Loan
Las Tunas Drive
San Gabriel
City Club Endorses 45 Cent School Tax Increase
The San Marino City Club Board of Directors unanimously backs a proposed 45 cent tax increase for San Marino Schools. The measure goes to voters on Tuesday May 21.
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San Marino City Club
San Marino
San Marino polls set for May 21 tax vote at three schools
Polling places for Tuesday's May 21 election open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Stoneman School Carver School and Huntington School to decide on a proposed 45 cent tax increase for San Marino Schools.
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San Marino
Stoneman School
Carver School
Huntington School
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