08 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
1
Sept 17 observance marks the 177th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution of the United States. The event highlights the oldest living constitution and its influence on other nations. The local DAR chapter chair emphasizes public recognition of the Founding Fathers’ labor dedication and sacrifice in shaping the Constitution.
The Third Annual San Marino Young Artists Show runs through September at the San Marino Public Library. A reception is set for Thursday September 15 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the library auditorium. Attendees include families and friends of participating artists Candy Anderson Erin Anderson Nancy Anderson Lynn Auld Bert Banta and others.
Julia Ann Archer ten of St Albans road sustained head and elbow injuries and a possible broken left leg last Saturday morning when her bicycle collided with an automobile driven by Peter Tanous of San Gabriel at the St Albans road and Huntington drive intersection. She was eastbound on Huntington and failed to stop for a red signal before impact.
The San Marino Community Chest faces a budget around 53 620 dollars to be voted Monday at 7 38 p m in City Hall. Art Oliver and Jack Flynn will present health welfare and charity agency reports and recommendations before the board approves this year's budget.
The San Marino Community Council names a 108 member board with two representatives from each local organization with welfare aims and an equal number elected from the community at large. The list includes Clifford Anderson Cub Scouts John Andrews At Large Mrs Xenophon Anthony Carver PTA Robert A Barlow Chamber of Commerce plus many PTA church and club affiliates.
Walter Knott founder of Knott's Berry Farm will speak at the Masons' Ladies Night Monday evening at 6 38 p m The talk centers on the United States Constitution and its analysis as part of the event.
Local group features Mary Edwards and Bobber Bea con Street as stars in a new play. Mar ino state theater circles highlight the cast and expected crowd appeal.
An alert neighbor helped San Marino Police stop two men fleeing a burglary scene on Woodlawn Avenue Saturday evening. At about 8 01 p m the desk officer received a call from Mrs Allen Von Schaick reporting a suspicious activity in the area.
A brief query asks out of town subscribers for their numbertip code and confirms whether the code is required for service. The item notes customer verification and potential steps for subscribers to provide contact details.
A report notes a burglary at the McClung residence during a midday lull as families prepare for lunch after a period of tension involving local eateries and specials on the Blue Plate menu. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant amid ongoing incidents near Q's Tacos and nearby hamburgers spots.
A fragmented clipping reads quirky phrases about doubling money by folding, a sign urging to tamp out summer, and mentions of a lion tamer and 1,192 at the high school. It notes classes start at an unspecified time in a high school setting.
San Marino Police Department and the Peace Officers Association of Los Angeles County promote an Operation Tailgate campaign to curb rear end collisions. The initiative urges drivers to maintain safe following distances and avoid distracted driving.
San Marino High School embarks on another year with afternoon practice at Lacy Park as the team targets a fourth straight Southern California Cope and aims to extend a 73 meet varsity win streak while the JV seeks its 17th consecutive victory and a new F Division in dual meets begins in 1966.
City officials close a street for a traffic study, citing ongoing congestion and safety concerns. The measure affects local commuters and aims to collect data on vehicle flow and pedestrian safety for future improvements.
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