San Marino resident named NCCJ Southern California co chairman
The National Conference of Christians and Jews selects Peter de Wetter of San Marino as presiding co chairman for the Southern California Region in 1988. A National Medical Enterprises executive, de Wetter shares the post with Mildred Lillie and Byron Allumbaugh, while Edward Sanders and others join in as past leaders and supporters of regional efforts as the group marks its 40th anniversary in the area. De Wetter previously led Bekins Company and ran his own transport business, and serves on multiple civic boards and United Way committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NCCJ
San Marino
Peter de Wetter
Southern California
de Wetter
National Medical Enterprises, Inc
Los Angeles
Robert M. Jones
NCCI
Mildred L. Lillie
Second District Court of Appeals
Byron Allumbaugh
Ralphs Grocery Co
Edward Sanders
Sanders, Barnet, Jacobson, Goldman and Mosk
Jewish Federation Council of Greater
Bekins Company
Goodwill Industries of America
Merchants and Manufacturer's Association
Amencas Foundation
John Douglas French Foundation For
United Way
McCarthy Appointed First Vice President of RESSI
Luke V. McCarthy of August Financial Corp: Long Beach was installed as first vice president of the Real Estate Securities and Syndication Institute in Honolulu. A RESSI member since 1982, he will supervise regional leaders and coordinate education on real estate investment viability in the 80s.
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Luke V. McCarthy
August Financial Corporation
Long Beach
RESSI
McCarthy
National Real Estate Investment Forum
August
California State Polytechnic University
University of Santa Clara
Institute For Real Estate Taxation
President's Commission On White House
California Select Committee On
Winston Ave
Lynn
National Association of Realtors
Holiday Schedule for Tribune Office
The Tribune office closes early at 2 p.m. on Christmas Eve December 24 and on New Year’s Eve December 31.
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Tribune
Huntington Acquires Ambrosiaster Manuscript at London Auction
Huntington Library purchases the 12th century Ambrosiaster from the Estelle Doheny collection auction in London for about 90 pounds after commissions, aided by a gift from the Dan Murphy Foundation. The Latin commentary on St Paul’s Epistles, likely from Winchcombe Gloucestershire, will join a premier English medieval collection and go on public display later this year.
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Estelle Doheny
London
Huntington Library
Harmer
Hountington
Huntington
Daniel Woodward
Dan Murphy Foundation of
Los Angeles
St Paul
Amo.naster
Beneditne
Winchooms
Gloucestershire
Fieland
Mr Woodward
England
Ambrosiaster
Gloucester
Monastenes
Neuher
Winchcombe
San Marino ham radio operator broadcast from New Year's Day float
Herbert Peter Hoover III, a San Marino resident and Red Cross volunteer, operated a special events amateur radio station aboard the Images of Hope float in the Tournament of Roses Parade. The broadcast promotes disaster communications and Red Cross training, honoring the organization’s 125th anniversary as Hoover highlights global ham radio networks and regional licenses.
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San Marino
Herbert
Pete’’ Hoover
Liyear
Pasadena
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Herbert Peter Hoover III
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Red Cross Western Operations
San Marino approves ordinance to guard large trees
San Marino City Council passed ordinance 936 to curb removal and heavy pruning of mature trees. Effective Jan 10, permits required for removing or trimming trees over four inches DBH, with exemptions for disease or safety needs. Violations may require replacement and fines. no permit fee. deadwood removal allowed.
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San Marino
Christopher Martin
Martin
Andrew Hallam
Drive Along Quote By David Russell
David Russell offers a reflection on life stating the hardest lesson is choosing which bridge to cross and which to burn. The quote emphasizes decision making and consequences in personal growth.
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David Russell
Santa Letters From Carver Students Wishful Holiday Requests
The Tribune shares letters from Carver School students to Santa Claus, collected with teacher contributions. First graders from Mrs Titus and Mrs Chisholm, Mrs Anthony, and second graders from Mrs Hoag, Mrs Domier, and Mrs Ivhie send wishes for toys, books, a bike, a cabbage patch kid, a Barte house, and even a million dollar gift, along with warm holiday sentiments and thanks.
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Santa
Carver
North Pole
Tribune
Titus
Chisholm
Anthony
Hoag
Domier
Ivhie
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