Chinese Club Serves San Marino Community Since 1979
San Marino Chinese Club founded in 1979 by local doctors to help immigrants adapt, translate, and participate in schools and city life. Today the club has about 360 members, sponsors a Chinese school renting 20 classrooms from Huntington Intermediate School, and aims to foster multicultural understanding in the city.
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San Marino
Marina Wang
Wang
Huntington Intermediate
Come Share San Marino Holiday Spirit with Toys for Tots
San Marino Police and Fire Departments join the Toys for Tots drive inviting residents to drop off new unwrapped toys at the police station lobby open 24 hours. Station located at 2200 Huntington Dr with entrance on San Marino Avenue.
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San Marino
Huntington Dr
San Marino Avenue
Huntington Drive
Bank of America Joins USMC in Toys for Tots Drive
Bank of America partners with the United States Marine Corps Reserve for the 44th Toys for Tots campaign. The San Marino branch at 2424 Huntington Dr will host collection canisters through December 20, inviting customers to donate new unwrapped toys at any of California’s 850 plus branches to help ensure many needy children have a gift on Christmas morning.
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United States Marine Corps Reserve
San Marino
Huntington Dr
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Santa Visits San Marino as Local Groups Sponsor Holiday Fun
Bliss Keeler Realtors along with the San Marino Chamber of Commerce American Cablevision and Foton 2 Hour Photo Store unite for Share the Spirit of the Holidays. Children visit Santa Saturday Dec 14 from 10 to noon at the Little Christmas House corner Huntington Drive and San Marino Avenue. Free photos and coloring books are offered. Foton donates film and development at 2347 Huntington Dr. American Cablevision will televise the chats on Channel 6 during the pre Christmas weeks. If rain, the event moves to Bliss Keeler’s San Marino office at 2486 Huntington Dr.
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Bliss Keeler Realtors
San Marino
San Marino Avenue
Santa
Foton
American Cablevision
Channel 6
Bliss Keeler
Huntington Dr
Season's Treasures Raises $27,000 For Schools
The second annual three day shopping extravaganza benefiting the San Marino Schools Foundation and the San Marino Area Chapter of the AFS Intercultural Program realized a total profit of $27,000, up $10,000 from last year. Chairman Kathi Coombs credits the community and committee for overwhelming support.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
San Marino Area
AFS Intercultural
Kathi Coombs
San Marino
Library to Close for Restoration December 14
San Marino Public Library will be closed all day on Saturday December 14 for ceiling painting in the main room. Materials due on December 14 may be returned by December 16 with no overdue charges. Interior painting will occur the week of December 16 with no further closures expected.
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San Marino
Along The Drive
The piece comments on glasses and their effect on the eyes after repeated filling and emptying, implying a cautious view of eye strain and clarity under steady use.
Students Learn Firsthand About Soviet Union
Huntington Intermediate eighth graders started a pen pal program with Russian architecture students. Fifty boxes sent included hand painted eggs, a dog whistle, currency, and candy. Five letters arrived, some in surprisingly good English, revealing life in the USSR and hopes for freedom.
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Soviet Union
Vicki Provencher
Huntington Intermediate School
Russia
Huntington
U.S.S.R
Robert Leach
Provencher
Leach
Union of Architects of the
Jerry Petrevich
Emma
CIA
Amanda Feldon
Feldon
Natalie
Jeff Gu
Mike Burdick
Thomas Chow
Keli Hutchins
San Marino board swears in new members and elects Bartlett president
The San Marino Board of Education swore in Gayl Reed and Rutherford for four and two year terms as Mary Snaer and Fritz Seares exit. Nancy Bartlett was unanimously elected president for 1991 92 with Gayl as vice president and Rutherford as clerk. Bartlett and new board members plan to attend the California School Board Association meeting in December and review the district budget amid a state deficit.
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San Marino
Mary Snaer
Gayl
Rutherford
Bartlett
California School Board Association
Sacramento
Reed
Lacsta
Los Angeles County School District Organization Committee
Jack Rose
Rose
Nancy Oberlander
Richards
Pam Petievich
PTA
Petievich
James Lin
SMHS
Bartlett Comments On Election As President Of Board
Nancy Bartlett speaks after being chosen president of the San Marino Board of Education. She expresses happiness at the selection and praises the talented board and the community, vowing to work on challenging issues to maintain quality educational opportunities for all children.
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