25 May 1961
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
1
San Marino Board of Education weighs a near 2.2 million dollar draft for next year. Superintendent Wel and district officials anticipate cuts and consider curriculum changes and schedule a June budget review by the County Tax Assessor.
A convention speaker tells fellow merchants that coin savings may go to a dozen different places, signaling shifting priorities in trade. The remark reflects broader debates about value retention and distribution among merchants.
The call invites youngsters to swim in the public shower and restroom facilities from 1:30 to 4:30 p m. each afternoon. Shower facilities remain open until Monday June 19 and clothing changes may be made in the restrooms over the next few weekends.
At a Tuesday meeting the San Marino School Board authorized bidding for the proposed San Marino High School football field renovation. Cuemac intendant Walton Pilani proposed an estimated cost of 27000 dollars with another 11000 dollars noted. Renovation would likely begin after this fall to give the turf another growing season as district redistricting and K 5 kindergarten changes are discussed.
A pithy exchange plays on stage during a feature at Gates theatre as dialogue riffs on publicity and perception. The remark well illustrates a performer’s wit about lighting and visibility in a notably intimate setting.
A reader note lists individuals including Jones and Mrs Clinton Browne Rogers Hailey. The fragment signals concerns about threats or menace directed at seniors in the United States.
School seniors after graduation on June 14 may reserve Grad Night spots. Mrs Avery McFed ries, reservation chairman, will be in the office to take reservations for tables or preferences. A paid picture notice is on page nine.
The Tribune advises advertisers and readers that due to Memorial Day on Tuesday May 30, the offices will be closed. Please send in copy early, preferably by Friday to ensure publication.
An editorial marks Memorial Day as a solemn day of memory and sacrifice. It recalls Civil War veterans and the shift from peace to later conflicts, noting World Wars and Korea erode peace’s foundations. The piece invokes Washington and peace ideals and ends with the poem line urging steadfast resolve.
On Memorial Day May 30 city and school offices will close. The Post Office Huntington Library and Public Library will close. Most markets and businesses and banks will be closed.
A speeding car traveling west on Huntington drive collided with a southbound bus just before noon Monday. Six people were injured in the crash as emergency responders rushed to the scene.
San Marino High School Stadium Committee names Corson W Ide as the first honoree for the stadium bronze plaque. Mrs Ide notes her husband’s agreement with the project and a campaign aims to raise $200000 to fund construction to be turned over to the Board of Education for bids and oversight.
Bruce Alexander of the San Marino Board of Education was elected president and will take office July 1 after being reelected to another four year term. He has served on the executive board of the Association and on the San Marino School Board for over eight years. Frank Rice and Walter Disuperint attended the meeting with Superintendent William Higman.
Marinan will head the Stanford Alumni Association as elected by the Executive Board. He has previously led the Stanford Club of Los Angeles and chaired the Los Angeles Stanford Conference. He has held roles in National and State Bar Associations and participated in Republican and community organizations.
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