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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1982

Page

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San Marino Community Council and City Council Explained

San Marino distinguishes between the volunteer community council and the elected city council. The Community Chest fundraiser is run by non elected volunteers and supports local and some outside agencies. The council invites citizen participation and notes leadership under John W. Devereux Jr. and Sheryl Goodreau. Call 799 1234 for more information.

San Marino Community Council John W. Devereux Jr Sheryl Goodreau

Longtime Santa Fe Coast Lines head Henry Fish retires

Henry D. Fish, general manager of Santa Fe Railway's Coast Lines, retires after nearly 42 years of service. Born in Brownwood Texas he joined as a switchman in 1940, rising through Brownwood Fort Worth Emporia Los Angeles Topeka Chicago and finally Coast Line GM in 1973. He and wife Nell reside on Roanoke Road.

Henry D. Fish Santa Fe Railway Coast Lines Brownwood Texas Fish Santa Fe Fort Worth The Railway Emporia Kansas Los Angeles Terminal Los Angeles Eastern Lines Topeka Persident Chicago Coast Line Alameda Belt Line Fresno Interurban Railway Company Los Angeles Railway Company Oakland Terminal Railway Sunset Railway Company Central California Traction Company Pacific Railway Club Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal Harbor Belt Line Railroad

Prominent advertising exec Stephanie Brady joins Foote, Cone and Belding

Stephanie Brady has been promoted to media planner at Foote, Cone and Belding Honig in Los Angeles. She will work on Hughes Aircraft, Denny’s Restaurants, and the California Milk Advisory Board accounts, assist on Ramada Inn and Sunkist Growers, and is a CSU Long Beach marketing graduate.

Stephanie Brady Foote, Cone Belding/Honig Advertising Los FCB /Honig Hughes Aircraft Denny's Restaurants California Milk Advisory Board Ramada Inn Sunkist Growers Miss Brady California State University At Long Beach Brentford Road James and Emelyn Brady

Weiss named senior vice president at Eastman Beaudine Los Angeles

David L Weiss is appointed senior vice president in charge of the Los Angeles office of Eastman Beaudine Inc a global executive search firm Previously with Korn Ferry International as a vice president at its LA headquarters he led his own firm Bartier and held roles at Alcan Ford Motor and Baker Industries He holds a BS in industrial engineering and an MBA from Columbia University He lives with his wife Susan on Lorain Road.

David L. Weiss Los Angeles Eastman & Beaudine, Inc Weiss Korn Ferry International Bartier Alcan Aluminum Corporation Ford Motor Company Baker Industries Columbia University Susan Lorain Road

Fund Raiser Planned For SM Schools Foundation

San Marino city schools foundation fund raiser begins with a Rotary sponsored jazz concert at Lacy Park on Friday September 17. Proceeds go to local schools. The event features Tom Sullivan and Doveland Band with eight San Marino residents and the Eagle Rock High School Jazz Band. Tickets are 10 per person or per family. season tickets available at 15 per person or 40 per family.

Lacy Park San Marino Rotarians San Marino Schools Foundation Tom Sullivan Doveland Band Eagle Rock ‘High School Donaton Secom Epper Saya Lee Starkey “Hotel Fonterts Covid Bauer Gan

Wide variety of crimes confront SM Police Dept

San Marino police report a rash of BB gun vandalism, purse snatching, robberies, and car theft. Incident notes include a California Boulevard tools loss, a lawn gathering dispute, and a crying woman near Old Mill Head. An early morning BB gun spree targeted several businesses and a temple, with suspect vehicle and a purse theft details.

SM Police Dept San Marino Mill Head

Area Resident Found Murdered in County Suburb

A local man was found dead near Laing Avenue by neighbors Monday afternoon. The victim is described as the husband of Mrs Glorm Black and was last seen Sunday evening on a fishing trip. Sheriff investigators are at the scene. an autopsy is pending.

Tnetighbors Laing Avene Mae & Death Swife Stewart

Back to School Event Promises Big Prizes

Wheels are in motion for the second annual Back to School promotion sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. An eight page tabloid will be in the September 2 Tribune issue with participating stores and family services displaying window banners and handing out registration forms for the September 2 drawing. The free bicycle and other prizes will be drawn September 17 in the Jurgensen's Market parking lot. Local donors include DeHada Lighting San Marino Flowers Liovds Bank A Stitch in Time Kingdom of the Dan Cing Stallions Union Service Old Mill Cleaners and more prizes to be added. Businesses may donate by contacting the Chamber at 286 1022. Winners will be notified if not present at the drawing.

San Marino Carver School Jason Dellinger Leff Mike Weston Tommy Weston Tribune Larry Chaconas Chamber of ‘Commerce Promotion Lee Starkes Chamber Naimernus Jurgensen's Husinesses Chamber of Commerce Chaconas

Bible Verse Recycled With Names From Paper

The note claims the weekly Bible verse is reused from this paper with no changes to the names. It suggests a recurring practice of reprinting the verse alongside unchanged person names, raising questions about originality and editorial standards.

Days of Vintage Years of Vision chronicles early San Marino history

Midge Sherwood publishes a 500 page illustrated indexed work on James DeArth Shorb, founder of San Marino wine and key figure in Southern California development. The narrative ties the Shorbs and Wilsons to Patton, Stoneman, and local growth, with research drawn from Huntington Library and Los Angeles press archives.

Midge Sherwood San Marino Mrs Sherwood James Dearth Shorb Huntington Library Shurb Benjamin 1 Wilson George Smith Patton George Patton California Sherwood Ately Mr. Sherwood Windsor Raed San. Marino Tornt Shorbs Wilsons Shorb

San Marino Board Approves Pool Cover Purchase Funding

San Marino Recreation Department allocated 5750 from its reserve for a pool cover at Tagh Section Park, covering about half the cost. Joanne Garrett notes funds come from the recreation reserve and are used for equipment, with pool savings boosting energy efficiency. Terry Dellinger reports reduced boiler use and substantial annual savings, estimating a full recoup of the 7000 cost within a year and yearly savings near 8000 to 9000.

San Marino Ments Joanne Garrett Recreation Department Terry Dellinger Dellinger

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Community Chest Harold Wagner Nell Roanoke Road Jerome Kearney Fisher Stanford University West Coast Fisher Stanford Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons New York Mth Pacific Dermatological Association Vancouver Pasadena Isobel Fallbrook Nancy Christopher Connecticut SM Schools Foundation Ity Caliornia Boulevard Lon Bardy Road Onte Howe Bey DeHada Liovds Bank Pitt Joly Sweet Union Service Old Mill Cleaners By Steve Simonem Sherh Shterh Patton Ruth Wilson BD Wilson Sherks Mrs Sherwont George Stoneman Calfornia Kewen Michael White Inlaw America Benjamin Wilson Los Angeles County Shorh Wilson's BD Wilson Company San Gabriel (Valley) Wine Company Sher
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