San Marino Golf Classic Set for May 24 at Angeles Club
The 5th Annual Titan Golf Classic hosted by San Marino High School will be held on Wednesday May 24 at Angeles National Golf Club Sunland. A 12:00 p.m. shotgun start includes lunch green fees cart and dinner for 165 per player. Prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive plus awards for winning foursome and individuals. Participants may designate which campus group benefits from their donation. Sponsorships are available and space is limited. Call 299-7020 ext 307.
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San Marino High School
Angeles National Golf Club
Sunland
Wyeth Collo
City Club Crowd Cheers Jamie McCourt Dodgers' Vision
Jamie McCourt delivered the keynote at the San Marino City Club meeting, praising Dodgers goals including championship teams, fan friendly Stadium, and community involvement. Former board member Bob Gay identified Jerry Reuss as the All Star winner and earned premium seats next month.
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Los Angeles Dodger
Jamie McCourt
Frank McCourt
San Marino
City Club
Mort Mortimer
Dodger
Bob Gay
Jerry Reuss
Dodger Stadium
McCourt
Jim Gott
Dodgers
Lee McCourt
Little Shop of Horrors at SMHS Eyes Sold-Out Run
SMHS presents Little Shop of Horrors a musical spoof of 1950s sci fi about Audrey II a blood craving plant. Performances start TONIGHT April 20 at 7 30 p.m. with runs April 21 22 23 28 and 29 at Huntington Drive San Marino. Tickets on sale at Carver Valentine HMS and SMHS. box office noon to 3 15 p.m. on weekdays.
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SMHS
Audrey II
Outer Space
Carver
Valentine
HMS
Huntington
Huntington Drive
San Marino
Shop of Horrors
Kenneth E White
San Marino High School
Alex Mashikian
Jimmy Chang
Mr. Mashnik
Ryan Domier
Seymour
Kathy McMillan
Audrey
Casey Hanson
Orin
DDS
Southwestern Academy ArtsFest Preparations Fruit Juices Fashion Show
Students at San Marino's Southwestern Academy prepare for ArtsFest on Thursday April 27 featuring campus-grown Valencia orange juice fresh-squeezed by students and parents along with a popular fashion show and other activities for the 2006 festival.
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San Marino
Southwestern Academy
Recreation Programs Will Evade Budget Cuts in San Marino
San Marino City Council compromisso not to cut major Recreation Dept funding as budget talks begin. Programs will continue at the former Stoneman School site leased from San Marino Unified School District. Teen Center relocation plans loom amid library construction. library moves to San Marino Center expected in June with fire sprinkler and electrical upgrades. Construction bid hoped for August, with 65 percent of documents complete and details to be finalized.
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San Marino
Matt Ballantyne
Stoneman School
San Marino Public Library
San Marino Center
Women’s Club
Ballantyne
Rob Wishner
Wishner
Walnut
Former Superior Court Judge James Natoli Dies at 84
Retired Los Angeles Superior Court judge James P. Natoli died last week after a lengthy illness at 84. No funeral services are planned per his widow Mary Natoli. Natoli, son of a Sicilian immigrant, grew up in Urichsville Ohio, attended Ohio State University, served in World War II, and earned a law degree in 1948. He worked at Bank of America in probate and later became a probate attorney and then a Superior Court commissioner in 1964, with assignments in family court.
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Los Angeles
James P. Natoli
Mary Natoli
Natoli
Urichsville
Ohio
Ohio State
Law School
California
Trust Department
Bank of America
Superior Court
Editorial: Homeless Court Decision Would Flunk College
The Ninth Circuit panel led by Judge Kim Wardlaw voided Los Angeles enforcement of a street dwellers ordinance, ruling tickets resemble cruel punishment. Critics say the ruling ignores public safety, drugs, crime, and city ability to keep Skid Row orderly. The decision hinges on interpreting the Eighth Amendment against nonconvictions.
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U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal
Kim Wardlaw
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
William Bratton
LAPD
Wardlaw
Edward Reed
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