17 May 1973
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
1
Five new PTA presidents for the San Mas schools are installed or will be soon for the coming year. The group follows the installation of Mrs Edmond Ko Davis who presided over the current term.
Mrs Logan A Boggs, elected president of the San Marino High School PTSA, is installed at the home of Mrs Alan Taft along with her husband and three children. The installation caps a community role for Mrs Boggs and lists PTA officers and supporting board members from local schools.
Sat Marino officials, citing concerns over county sphere of influence, sent Public Works Director Patrick Bo Lang to the Regional Planning Commission to oppose a four condo project. City worries future zoning and annexation could affect within city limits. Acting City Manager Charles R Martin questions compatibility and future state law changes.
Tickets for the San Marino Night at Dodger Stadium go on sale June 2 two weeks away. The event is sponsored by the San Marino High School Stadium Fund and the San Marino City Club. Reserved seats behind home plate are four dollars with bus option, checks to be made out to the Stadium Fund.
San Marino officials will allow a local hearing on a proposed liquor store and deli at Backd and Mission streets. The council declined formal protest, noting ABC authority and neutrality, and will notify residents once the state hearing date is set.
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The San Marino Rotary Club will have new members speak as the program today. The meeting is at noon at the San Marino Women's Club.
The planning commission sent a residential parking lot proposal back for further study to the city commissioners. A local firm Lycone and residents at the Roanoke Ridgeway intersection face a revised application after prior denial. Public hearings will start anew due to changes in the request and ongoing council review.
Readable fragments describe a high school musical production ending its run. Mentions likely dates and locations but text is garbled with missing details and unclear entities. The core idea is farewell to the show and potential audience ticketing notes.
Local officials reject Sunday racing as the San Virtune Day Clue meeting discusses the issue. Arcadia and Santa Anita face restrictions amid planning talks, with traffic safety and commerce concerns guiding the stance against Sunday events.
Mrs Bred W Soldwedel is named Golden Apple ward recipient by the Sat Main Unified School Districts group for outstanding work. The award will be presented at a West San Gabriel Vallejo meeting as administrators recognize her efforts to establish a district wide volunteer resource network and advise on talent programs.
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The next meeting of the San Marino Chamber of Commerce directors is scheduled for Monday May 2 at noon in the Council Chambers of San Marino City Hall. The note references several attendees and scattered names, indicating a formal gathering and possible agenda items.
Community members rally for Grad Night events amid planning confusion. Organizers highlight donations and past years as they prepare activities and schedule for the weekend.
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