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Newspaper

San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 2000

Page

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Norberg Christmas Light Show Opens Holiday Season

Santa visited the Norbergs home in San Marino at 5 30 p m to switch on more than 34000 lights delighting dozens of children from Norberg Carver and Valentine Elementary schools. Music by Dr Elaine Murphy accompanied caroling as cookies and punch were served and a porch mailing list invited future guests.

San Marino Santa Claus West Drive John Lucille Norberg Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick Santa Norberg Carver Valentine Elaine Murphy Carver and Mitch Lehman

Rotary Picks Presidents Goes Dark

San Marino Rotary Club named presidents for the next two years then canceled this week's Thursday lunch for a Christmas dinner. Luncheons resume December 21. Will Bortz continues as president through June 2001 with a successor already chosen for 2001 2002. Margie Lowe Francis is president elect and must be elected for 2001 2002.

San Marino Rotary Will Bortz Paul Crowley Margie Lowe-Francis

Dam resigns from San Marino School Board

Marnie Dam, a seven year San Marino School Board member, resigns citing graduate study demands. Her term runs through November 2001 and the district may seek applications to fill the remainder. Superintendent Jack Rose praises her dedication and leadership.

Marnie Dam San Marino

San Marino Teen Delivers Standing Ovation Solo Recital

Katarina Mayers, 11, gave her Premiere Solo Recital in Piano at the Donald R. Wright Auditorium Pasadena Central Library. The audience rose for a standing ovation after her performance of Baroque to Contemporary pieces by Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, and Lecuona, with second piano accompaniment by Master teacher Mrs. Rosario Romero Storm of the Tujunga GUILD Center.

Katarina Mayers Donald R. Wright Pasadena Central Library Bach Beethoven Schubert Lecuona Rosario Romero Storm Tujunga Guild Center

Indelible Haug impression at Tribune remembers Oslo native

Trib article honors Arne Haug of Oslo who came to the United States on a Fulbright. He earned an MBA in Oslo and studied at Sorbonne Paris endowing a notable career. He founded the J D P Haug Group tied to J D Power. He received the Knight of St Olav Ist Class in February.

Oslo School of Management Sorbonne Paris J.D. P Haug Group J.D. Power and Associates Mr. Haug

San Marino Council backs study of Los Robles traffic

San Marino City Council held a special meeting to discuss Los Robles Avenue traffic with rules against diverting cars to Garfield El Molino or Oak Knoll and up to 280000 in city funds set aside. Fire and police chiefs opposed speed bumps, citing impacts on emergency vehicles after a prior Inglewood delay. See LOS ROBLES, page A-3.

Ment San Marino Los Robles Avenue Betty Brown Los Robles Garfield el Molino Oak Knoll John Penido Art Farris Penido Inglewood

Mayor Brown Seeks Second Term On City Council

Mayor Betty Brown filed for re election to the San Marino City Council last Thursday promising four years more experience and continuity with longtime councilmen Donald Cotton Hazel Dryden. She emphasized volunteer service and pride in the community as she pledges to maintain the town’s residential character.

Betty Brown San Marino Donald Cotton Hazene Dryden Otate Brown

Could Mark 200th San Marino Christmas

The article reflects on San Marino’s Christmas traditions and the possibility that this year may mark the 200th local Christmas celebration. It notes early Spanish settlers in the San Gabriel Valley hosting weeks of festivities from December 8 through Advent, with ranch-to-ranch visits and the traditional nacimiento nativity scene often lacking a Christ Child until Christmas.

San Marino Ranchos San Marino San Gabriel Valley

Internet Classes Return at Our Library

Introduction to the Internet classes resume in mid January with sessions on email search engines and HTML. New class “A Look at the Internet” debuts January 20 in the auditorium to show the Internet on a projector without touching a keyboard.

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