Chamber Drive Still Sees Donations Pour In
San Mario Chamber of Commerce reports ongoing fund drive led by president Martin K. Jorjorian. In its second week the drive supports community projects including two celebrations this year and next and the Little Christmas House. Residential members listed include Adams Altuzar ra Argue Asher and others. Retained page reference to continue.
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San Mario
Chamber
George M. Adams
Gustavo Altuzarra
Jim Argue
John A. Asher
W. A. Bartlett
J.S. Bathalter
Daniel W
San Marino earns CIF AAA finals berth in tennis
San Marino High School Varsity tennis reaches the CIF AAA finals against University High School Irvine after consecutive wins over Keppel Bellflower and South Torrance. Doubles teams Mihaly-Varga and Slaught-Blakeslee shine, with singles players Cornelison, Mangelsdorf and Davis contributing strong performances.
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San Marino High School
University High School of Irvine
Titans
Mark Wannal Dall Flan
Wrest Ain Keppo
ocunuWe
South Torrance
Keppel
Bellflower
Steve Mihaly
Pat Varga
Jim Slaught
Brook Blakeslee
Slide Show Of Musical Is Set At San Marino High
A slide show of San Marino High School's West Side Story is scheduled for Thursday June 5 in the high school auditorium. Photographers John MacLeod and Don Gould shot the over 100 color slides and enlargements will be available for ordered copies.
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San Marino
John MacLeod
Don Gould
Services To Honor War Dead Planned
Memorial services for San Marino war dead are set for Saturday May 31 at 10 a.m. at the war memorial in Lacy Park near the Virginia Road entrance. Karl B Peddy vice commander of San Marino American Legion Post 239 will preside and deliver opening words. A Southwestern Academy color guard will present the colors and render the Nag salute. Invocations will be offered by Mrs Netzer E Luthi of the D A R. Local student Mike Nevill will read America The Mighty. Girl Scout Troop 434 will place the wreath and Boy Scout Troop 358 will read the roll of San Marinans who died serving their country. Antiphonal readings by Southwestern Academy students Marvin Eber and Donald Sim will conclude. The post will retire the flag and taps is planned to be played.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Virginia Road
Karl B. Peddy
Netzer E. Luthi
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mike Nevill
Boy Scouts
San
Airline Executive To Speak At San Marino Rotary
Western Airlines Central Hawaiian division vice-president of marketing Harry L. White will address the San Marino Rotary Club at noon today. His talk is titled Flying High How To Get There And How To Stay There. The meeting will be held at the San Marino Women's Club.
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Harry L. White
Western Airlines Central Hawaiian Division
San Marino
Humorous readers miss the Congressional Record
The passage suggests people with humor rarely read the Congressional Record. It claims decency goes unrewarded by legal technicalities, notes some prices drop but overall living costs rise.
Titans Fall In CIF Quarterfinal After Long Game
San Marino High School baseball suffers a 1-0 loss to Brawley in ten innings ending the Titans season. Fred Cordova and John MacLeod produced early threats but failed to drive in runs as the Bulldogs capitalized on an unearned run in the top of the tenth.
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San Marino
Titans
Brawley Wildcats
Fred Cordova
John MacLeod
Cordova
Bill Hall
MacLeod
Jim Gott
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Grimshaw to resign from San Marino School District post
Dr. M Harvey Grimshaw, assistant superintendent for business in San Marino Unified, will depart June 3 to take a similar role with a Fullerton high school district. He arrived in 1970 as business manager overseeing a budget over 4 million locally and about 27 million in Fullerton. During his tenure the district faced tax override votes and changes under Senate Bill 90.
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M Harvey Grimshaw
San Manny
United Shoal Distr
Walter Lingus
Board of Education
Grimshaw
Fullerton
San Marino
Grmshaw
Weather forecast summary for today
The weather service predicts cloudy skies in the morning turning sunny by afternoon. Temperatures will rise with noticeably warmer conditions in San Marino compared with last week.
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National Weather Service
San Marino
West Side Story Final Performances at San Marino High
San Marino High School presents West Side Story with final shows Friday May 9 and Saturday May 11 at 7 pm. Director Paul Clopper praises four months of rehearsal and notes the cast village orchestra and production quality. About 53 cast members 24 orchestra players and 200 involved students contribute to the performance with tickets at 2.25 and 3.75.
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San Marino
San Marino High School
Paul Clopper
Cathy Hunefeld
Nancy Lundqmst
Katie Quon
Cros Beswick
Debbie Chappel
Claire Crowley
Doug Pearson
Local Schools Classified Employees Seek 12 Percent Raise 1975-76
Classified employees in local schools push for a 12 percent salary increase for the 1975 76 school year. They aim to improve pay for support staff and finish the wage agreement with the district board. The effort follows negotiations and signals a possible wage adjustment for district classified workers.
Decoration Day Remembrance Amid Controversial Times
A reflective editorial recalls Decoration Day traditions of placing flowers on war dead graves and praying for unity and peace. It urges reverence for fallen soldiers while noting social tensions, urging restraint and brotherhood under one God.
Grad Night Plans Courtyard Activities With Games and Prizes
San Mario seniors will enjoy a courtyard grad night featuring astrology, two art stations, a handwriting analyst and game booths. Prizes include wheel of fortune, cork gun, shuffleboard, horse race, string of contests. Coordinated by Mrs Preston Hotchits and Mrs Boyle with support from local clubs.
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John Boyle
Sherman Telleen Wath
San Mario City Club
Edward Hooft Ganley
Rotary Club
Cedric Scott
Poseidon
Dong Wes Gupr
Sinter
Enarge
Where Did They Go Mas 22 Bole Pa Hpl Taner Huntington Lee
Fragmented OCR notice lists multiple locations and dates across May and March with scattered names and times. Details are incomplete but indicate a sequence of meetings or events at venues including Ridge, Waverly, and Park areas with several persons referenced in vague terms.
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Mas
Bole
Taner
Huntington Lee Shed
Assessments Climb 28 Percent in County Budget Talks
The county faces higher assessments with a 28 percent rise cited by officials led by Richard Monsen. They note a $67,100 figure tied to the increase as the next year’s budget is drafted and approved, with plans to finalize the full budget in upcoming sessions.
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la Martin
Richard Monsen
Fiat
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