30 May 1963
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
1
The San Marino Community Church Session unanimously adopted a resolution urging clergy and groups to address underage drinking. The document, read at the High School Senior Dinner, calls for adults to act and notes school rules support parental efforts, warning that serving alcohol to minors is a statutory offense.
David Mercer leaves the South Pasadena San Marino YMCA after four years to join the West San Fernando Valley YMCA staff effective June 1. Robert S. Hogg, USC graduate student and former Pasadena YMCA employee, will serve as interim executive until a permanent successor is named. A garden reception for Mr and Mrs Dean L Maxson is set for Sunday June 2 from 4 to 6 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs Morris Pendleton of St Albans Road.
Community letters flood Tribune pages after last week's defeat 2003 to 1888 of a school tax measure. Board of Education plans economy moves at Tuesday meeting as San Marino High sees two seniors arrested for petty theft amid exam cheating scandal. one student withdrawn, another suspended, with graduation affected.
San Marino High School presents Auntie Mame directed by Paul Clopper starring Jerry Huck this weekend. Two performances May 31 and June 1 feature varied costumes scene changes and satirical dialogue. Tickets available at the door Friday or Saturday.
The Friends of the Library plan Huntington Friends Day on Monday June 3 with tours along the stream and paths beside the Japanese Garden. Guests will be greeted by library officials, and a special afternoon exhibit of historic gifts and books titled Lively Sports of Long Ago will be shown. The new Japanese Garden area opens June 4 with hours 1 to 4 30 Tuesday to Sunday.
Carolyn G. Smith 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Smith of Vandyke road was seriously injured in a Paris auto accident. She was touring Europe after graduating from UC Berkeley last year. Her car collided at an intersection and she was taken to Salpetriere Hospital in a coma with head injuries.
Memorial Day will close city services in San Marino on Thursday May 30. San Marino Schools and City Hall endure the holiday closure along with the Public Library and Tribune office. Procery stores stay open. Huntington Library and Art Gallery also closed.
San Marino firemen on a Monday tower drill spotted smoke at 2260 Roanoke Road. They found a Bar-B-Q on a sawhorse smoldering, removed the roast, and contained the fire inside the home with no one present.
San Marino High School entries finished strong at Cerritos College CIF finals led by Nils Venge placing fifth in Class A 880 with 1 53.7 and Ken Lashley fifth in Class C 1320 at 3 15.6. Dennis Carr won the 880 in a CIF record 1 52.2 as Pasadena’s Larry Arnett was second. The San Marino season ends on a high note with two finalists and resilient performances.
San Marino honors Mrs Lena T Jones retiring after 16 years as Carver School principal. A 3:30 to 5 reception in Carver cafetorium featured former PTA presidents and civic leaders. A Town and Country Club dinner followed with dozens of family friends, leaders, and officials offering toasts and gifts from the San Marino Board of Education and local clubs.
The San Marino Planning Commission will meet next Wednesday June 5 at 7 30 p m at City Hall 2200 Huntington Drive San Marino Milton Emerson city engineer says the article notes the schedule for the public session.
The piece argues art forms and navigation share rules. It notes that a wall hanging is a painting while a walkaround object is a sculpture. A road map is described as etiquette for motorists, and it warns against criticizing others.
San Marino Post 239 announces copies of the Documents of Freedom will be given to eighth grade students who request them at Huntington School. The post will also present a framed set for display and honor two outstanding students at Huntington School and San Marino High School.
The Tribune reports ahead of Memorial Day that the San Marino Board of Education planned to implement economies at Tuesday’s meeting. The measures were projected to save several thousand dollars.
Two burglaries occurred in the early morning hours at the Harry C Younger home on Chester avenue and the Hugh L Clary home on Robles avenue. About 280 dollars was taken. Wallets and purses were later found on the Robles address lawn. Robert Kim Collins, 22, of Arcadia, was arrested on burglary charges and parole violation. He admitted entering a Mobil Gas station on Huntington drive last Thursday and claimed the cash burglary occurred earlier.
Michael Montgomery son of Mrs Paul Quigley of Plymouth road passed the State Bar Examination and becomes junior counsel for the Division of Contracts and Rights of Way in the State Highway Department Sacramento He is a USC Law School graduate and holds a UCLA B S.
San Marino High School tennis team reached the CIF finals after sweeping through previous rounds to meet Laguna Beach yesterday afternoon here. Results were unavailable due to the early deadline as we went to press.
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