Politico Rally Snubs GOP Women in San Marino Review
About 200 attendees at a San Marino Republican Women’s Club political review found top candidates slow to attend. Only two of five governorship hopefuls appeared, while others sent surrogates or sent no representative. Assemblyman Howard J. Thelin led a fiery, detail filled defense amid attacks on him and two noted items, Burton resolution and Rumford et.
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San Marino
Republican Women’s Club
Federated
Warren Dorn
Joseph &. Maxwell
Dorn
William P. Pa
Georgeristopher
Brown Green
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Ben Cooper
W. Earl Smart
Robert H. Finch
Mr. Huss
John L. Harmer
Sacramento
Bill Hays
Mike Snyder
Howard J. Thelin
State Senate
Assembly
Senate
Street Widening and Signal Changes At Main Intersection
City Public Works launches two projects on San Marino avenue from Huntington drive to Roanoke road, and remodels the Huntington drive San Marino intersection signaling to reduce property damage crashes. San Marino records 19 crashes since January 1, 1965. Widening adds two northsouth lanes and two 8 foot parking lanes, with sidewalks. Signal changes separate southbound left right turns and modify Huntington drive leftturn bays to ease congestion.
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City Department of Public Works
San Marino Avenue
Huntington Drive
Roanoke Road
San Marino
Roadoke Road
SMHS Library Seeks Return of Overdue Books
San Marino High School librarian Mrs. Montgomery asks parents and students to search homes for missing library materials. A due date of June 3 is set for all items, with returns placed in the slot by the library door.
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Montgomery
San Marino High School
San Marino Titans Plan Tuesday Track Awards Banquet
The San Marino Titans will hold their annual Track Awards Banquet next Tuesday evening in the high school cafeteria. The event will award letters and certificates for the outstanding man in each meet during the year.
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San Marino Titans
Students Assume Civic Posts For Government Day
San Marino High School students filled city offices during Government Day at City Hall. The event included a morning work session, a Rotary Club luncheon, and speeches by Mayor Harry Hitchcock and Rotary President Donald Scott.
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San Marino High School
San Marino Rotary Club
San Marino City Employees Association
City Hall
Harry Hitchcock
Donald Scott
Rotary Club
Car Wash And Fire House Tour By Association
A first class car wash event and a tour of a fire house organized by the association aims to support community services. The drive includes demonstrations, refreshments, and an opportunity to meet firefighters in full gear. Proceeds benefit local safety programs and youth outreach.
City plans Fourth of July parade and picnic
City Council heard Bob Barlow report plans for a small town Fourth of July parade and picnic with entries limited to old fashioned cars marching groups and decorated bikes. Parade forms 4 p.m. on Gainsborough drive, parade route Huntington drive to Virginia road and north to Lacy Park for picnic and fireworks. Council also okayed enforcement of updated abatements policy after city manager Richard Malcolm reported 28 violators cited and offered affidavits option.
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Bob Barlow
Chamber of Commerce
Barlow
Chamber
Gainsborough Drive
Huntington Drive
Virginia Road
Lacy Park
Richard Malcolm
Malcolm
JC Trustees Election Date for Greater Pasadena Junior College
County school officials set November 8 as the election day for seven trustees to the new Greater Pasadena Junior College District. The vote aligns with the general election and involves Pasadena South Pasadena San Marino Temple City Arcadia and La Canada districts. Filing runs August 1 to September 23. The first meeting is November 28. PCC continues under Pasadena until July 1, 1967.
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Greater Pasadena
County Board of Supervisors
Pasadena
South Pasadena
San Merino
Temple City
Arcadia
la Canada
Pasadena Board of Education
PCC
Mr San Marino Remembered William Hertrich Monument Builder
Gnu Editorial honors William Hertrich known as Mr. San Marino for his international horticultural impact. He expanded cacti and camellia varieties, shaping Lacy Park, Huntington Library gardens, and city planning over 61 years. He served on the City Council and stood for wisdom, integrity, and grandeur in the community.
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William
Lacy Park
Huntington Library
Huntington Estates
San Marino
William Hertrich
Huntington Estate
Bong
San Marino Community Chest Reaches Budget Goal
At the annual San Marino Community Council meeting Roy Maginnis, treasurer, announced the Community Chest met its $50 340 budget with in group donor designations boosting gifts. Robert M Sommers was elected president with an executive committee including John Andrews and Russell Walter. The council acts as a clearing house for local community betterment programs.
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San Marino
Robert M. Sommers
Civic
San Marino High to Present Spring Concert Evening
The San Marino High School music department presents a Spring Concert tomorrow at 8 30 in the auditorium. Led by Glen Stuart the program spans Beethoven to Brahms with the Polished Brass Ensemble performing works by Bach Beethoven and Brahms. Included are piano selections the glee club numbers and band renditions from the prize winning ensemble. Tickets are 50 cents for students and 1 for adults.
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San Marino
Glen Stuart
Polished
Glee Club
Robert Barlow Announces New Chamber Chairmen
San Marino Chamber of Commerce president Robert A. Barlow reveals the year’s committee chairs including the Fourth of July Independence Day Celebration and Parade panel led by James Mc. The announcement highlights leadership roles for the upcoming civic event season.
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Robert Barlow
Robert A. Barlow
San Marino
News Analyst To Address SM Realty Board
News analyst to address the San Marino Realty Board with contact details for Mendon and the board office. The message lists an office address and a secretary’s phone number for scheduling.
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SM Realty Board
William Hertrich Pioneer Citizen Dies at 88
William Hertrich longtime San Marino resident and former City Councilman and School official died at 12:05 a.m. May 18 at age 88. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. Friday May 20 at Turner and Stevens Chapel in Pasadena with Rev. David I. Rees officiating. Interment will be private. He was curator emeritus of the Huntington Botanical Gardens and a 61 year San Marino resident.
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San Marino
William Hertrich
Turner and Stevens
Pasadena
David I. Rees
Hertrich
Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital
Orlando Road
Braille Institute of America
North Vermont
Los Angeles
Margarete Hertrich
Eugenie Hertrich
Alhambra
Botanical Gardens
Phical
the Tribune
San Marino Garden Club
Hertrichs
Kiwanis Club
Burglar Interrupted At Oak Knoll Home As Police Rally
A burglar unaware of occupants was interrupted at 10 45 a m Monday at the Munns residence 213 Oak Knoll San Marino. Officers from nearby agencies joined a search after the intruder fled into dense brush. A front door was found unlocked later that day at another local home and a different suspect eyed entry.
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Orlin C. Munns
Oak Knoll Avenue
Munns
Oak Knoil
Oak Knoll
South Pasadena
Alhambra
Pasadena
Hugh V. Penton
Winthrop Road
Along the Drive A Grim View On Men and Picketing
A terse note argues men are steel-like and useless when angered while a credited line links picketing to protecting kids from danger and promoting safe walking paths.
SM Troop 358 Wins Honors At Camporee
San Marino Boy Scout Troop 358 earned top honors at the Rose Bowl District camporee held May 14 and 15 at Brookside Park Pasadena. Four 358 patrols competed for a 1000 point perfect score among 168 patrols from 48 troops. Panther Patrol led by Doug Chenowith won first with 976 points. Eagle Patrol under Roger Ruess second with 968. Falcons led by Bill Dryden placed sixth and Rams led by Jim Lochhead finished 11th. Patrol rosters list members and leaders under Scoutmaster William R. Ruess Jr.
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San Marino
Brookside Park
Pasadena
Doug Chenowith
Panther Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Roger Ruess
Bill Dryden
Falcons
Jim Lockhead
Rams
San Marino Dodger Nite on July 9 at San Marino Tribune venue
Tickets for the San Marino Dodger Nite against the Atlanta Braves go on sale at The San Marino Tribune. Seats behind home plate on the green level. buses depart 6:30 p.m. from Henry E Huntington School. Proceeds fund the San Marino High School Stadium Fund with tickets at 4 dollars without bus and 5 dollars with bus. The event features a pre game show with local youth, mayor to throw first ball, and tribune publisher as honorary chairman.
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San Marino
Dodgers
Huntington Drive
Atlanta Braves
Henry E. Huntington
Air
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