01 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
1
Walter Dingus announces class registration for new and returning students with opening day set for September 12. New entrants must show written proof of at least one Salk polio vaccine dose, with remaining inoculations due within a year. Exemption requests require a written statement to the principal.
Rev Auld has been called to serve as pastor of the Community Church in Anaheim. The appointment follows a period of search and council approval.
A San Marino resident performed a modern Good Samaritan act of mercy saving a couple stranded at 14,000 feet in an aviation emergency in the Pacific Northwest. The Cessna was not equipped for the altitude and the incident remains under investigation.
Two theft incidents involve bags left on the rear floor of a car, both going missing. Police note modest evidence and urge witnesses to come forward.
Unemployment worries the nation but San Marino balances demand with minimal red tape. Students fill varied tasks from gardening to window washing and delivery. A senior guards wedding gifts and keeps yards neat while families vacation. Many work 9 to 12 daily, offered through local programs.
The hot weather sparks discussions on household expenses as two people wonder how cheaply they can live. No precise figures are provided in the readable text.
Seven young swimmers from San Marino set eight new records at the 12th Annual All City Championship Meet held last Friday night. Co sponsored by the San Marino Kiwanis Club and the city, the event highlighted rising local talent and competitive times.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals tied to California hospitals and Lutheran Hospital Society roles. Names include Leslie Daggett Lucy Daggett Jim Hager David Kenyon Susan Lewis Tony Park Brian Ross Mark Kenyon Pam Lewis with mentions of board service and awards in a recreation department context.
The editorial notes Labor Day loses its original excitement as the first Monday in September becomes a long weekend. It argues formal recognitions persist, and praises organized labor for advancing workers rights under law.
Orientation meetings for about 25 teachers new to the San Marino district begin Wednesday September 7. They will be joined on Friday by the returning staff. San Marino High School will receive the largest number of new faculty with 14 men helping inaugurate the new term.
The community pool will remain open daily from 1 30 p m with Laurent Parker chairing the opening. Local officials say summer programs continue and swimming lessons are available for residents.
Mrs. Samson Huey of the San Marino Republican Women's Club on Huntington Drive just west of Del Mar hosts a community gathering shaping local party outreach and engagement.
Today at Carver School a community open house is announced for tomorrow from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. All Republicans are cordially invited and details are available from Mrs. Huey at 448-4600.
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