Tennis Foundation Proposes Six to Eight Courts in Lacy Park
The city council heard an amended Tennis Foundation plan for six to eight courts plus a pro shop at Lacy Park instead of 12 to 15. Residents urged city safeguards on private use of city property and potential parking impacts. A May 15 special meeting was set to review the stakeout. final decision pending.
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Tennis Foundation
Lacy Park
Dion Jones
St Athans Road
Fred Schuthof
St. Albans Road
Jones
Stan Clark
Foundation
Legion Sponsors Oratorical Contest At Huntington
Absentee ballots for the June 4 election may be obtained through May 28 by writing the Registrar of Voters at 808 North Spring Street Los Angeles or by contacting City Clerk Edmund C Russell at City Hall. The Huntington eighth grade class participated in the oratorical contest judged by three members of the San Marino Post of the American Legion.
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Registrar of Voters
North Spring Street
Los Angeles
Edmund C. Russell
Huntington
San Marino
Nine Titan Tracksters To CIF Semis
Sen Marino High School advances nine track athletes to CIF semifinals. Rick Mittler wins his 220 heat in 22.4, Nick Rosner takes the mile in 4 25.9, and the 440 relay team posts 43.5 to reach finals. Jim Arnold clears 6 24 in high jump as other qualifiers advance.
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Sen Marino High School
Rick Mittler
Nick Rosner
Biff Bleeker
L. R. Sanders
Steve Sommers
Mittler
Jim Arnold
Gary Stevens
Joe Wil
Old Time Parade Picnic Plans Stay Unchanged
The Old Time Parade committee announces no changes for the July Fourth picnic at Marvin. A special safety area will be marked off for picnickers. This year the arrangement for seating and tables remains undecided.
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Marvin
President of
South Pacific Ends Weekend Run Amid Busy Plans
A press agent touts South Pacific as the greatest while plans for the weekend performances fall apart. The article hints the director may miss key showings if audiences do not attend.
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South Pacific
Adam Bennion Named to Library Board
Adam Bennion, long-time public official, to join the library board. He previously served 11 years on the school board and was its president in 1961 before retiring in 1967. Last year Bennion was elected to Pomona College board of trustees.
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Adam Bennion
Bennion
Pomona College Board of Trustees
Plans For Sacramento Group Tour For Senate Campaign
Rosemary Bryant leads a fundraising group from Old Mill Road planning a Sacramento tour. Buses depart Huntington Sheraton at 7 30 a m with breakfast aboard. The trip includes visits to the Assembly Senate and Governor mansion with a reception planned. Call Miss Bryant at SY 95878 for details.
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Rosemary Bryant
Old Mill Road
John Harmer
Senate
Huntington-Sheraton Hotel
Assembly
Governor’s Mansion
Miss Bryant
Array Of Candidates Featured At GOP Meet Tuesday
San Marino Republican Women's Club will host a Meet the Candidates event on May 2 with lunch at 11 45 and program at 12 45. Two national candidates will present viewpoints as election measures appear on the ballot.
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San Marino
Republican Women's Club, Federated
Chick Hearn to Address City Club Meeting
Chick Hearn the voice of the Los Angeles Lakers will address the San Marino City Club at its final meeting before summer vacation. Also attending will be Lakers general manager Fred Schaus and coach Bill Van Breda.
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Chick Hearn
Los Angeles Lakers
San Marino
Hearn
Laker
Fred Schaus
Bill van
Services Held For Colonel Carle Belt
Funeral services were held yesterday in the Chapel of Turner and Stevens in Alhambra for four daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The bereaved include Mrs. Delmar Wright of West Covina Mrs. Albert Sims of Santa Barbara Mrs. Robert Reddingius of San Marino and Mrs. Ira Holt of Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Turner and Stevens
Alhambra
Delmar Wright
West Covina
Albert Sims
Santa Barbera
Robert Reddingius
San Marino
Ira Holt
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fees Too High Says Picture Hen Ro e Protest
Roe and Veitch of Columbia Pictures protested a 200 per day filming fee in the city for a project on Oak Grove avenue. Council ordered planning commission review and possible variance to determine if business in a residential zone applies. Meeting set for May 29.
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Oak Grove Avenue
Veitch
Columbia Picture
San Marino
Planning Commission
Librarians Receive Service Recognition
Public library staff at San Marino Public Library receive honors amid praise from Mrs. Maginnis who calls the recognition a mark of the library's high caliber and ongoing dedication to service.
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San Marino
Board Tells Teachers of Education Budget Increases
A San Marino Unified School District budget proposal totals 2 194 135 for the next year, up 165 064 from this year and about six percent overall. Salary increases account for 90 percent of the rise with materials and supplies the remainder, while the board considers merit and negotiating council proposals and sets a May 14 vote.
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Board of Education
Walter Dingus
Unified
Clark
Blood donation eligibility and process at San Marino club
The notice outlines who may receive blood and who can donate at the San Marino Women’s Club event from 2:50 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. It lists dependents and relatives as recipients and states donors must weigh at least 100 pounds. Details on how the process operates appear conflated with stray text.
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San Marino Women's Club
YMCA Awards Program Caps Year’s Events
About 300 youths are expected to participate in the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA seventh annual Junior Hi Y and Gra Y awards program scheduled for Wednesday May 22.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
YMCA
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