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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1992

Page

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Daughters of CHLA Leader Named ACS Secretary

Kathryn D. Anderson M.D. of San Marino, chief of surgery at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, is selected by the American College of Surgeons as secretary, becoming the first woman in the role. Anderson, active on the ACS Board, is renowned for esophageal replacement work and has held leadership roles at CHLA and USC.

Kathryn D. Anderson Childrens Hospital Los Angeles CHLA American College of Surgeons ACS Anderson San Marino Congress Children's National Medical Center Washington D.C George Washington University Lancashire England Cambridge University Harvard Medical School University of Southern California W. French Anderson USC School of Medicine

San Marino Falls to La Mirada in 28 7 CIF Final

In a hard fought December showdown the SMHS varsity football team trailed La Mirada 28-7 as the Matadors pulled away late. Tom Moreland opened scoring for SMHS with a 30 yard run thrusting the game into a tense title chase before La Mirada sealed the win.

SMHS San Marino High School Arcadia la Mirada Matadors Sters Blair C.F Sam Marino High School Santa Maria la Mirada Titans Tom Moreland Karl Hubman Steve Wallace

Myths of the American West exhibition opens December

An exhibition titled Myths and Changing perceptions of the American West will be examined in an opening December 15 at the Huntington Library Art Collections and Botanical Gardens. Paradise Found, Paradise Lost?: Con-

Huntington Library

St Albans Lights Christmas Tradition on Cold Winter Nights

St Albans residents continue the Christmas tree light tradition on their street with thousands of lights warming San Marino and attracting many motorists. The custom dates to the early 1950s with Morris Pendelton and H Norman Wimpress starting it. Residents note how the trees have grown taller over time and how high school boys were hired to string the lights, now aided by Ken Link and Brad Talt.

St. Albans San Marino Morris Pendelton H. Norman Wimpress St. Albans Road Mary Jane Kurlander Ken Link Brad Talt Kurlander

Realities of Western Frontier Exhibit at Huntington

A Huntington Library exhibit titled Realities of Western Frontier examines Western Americana through letters diaries photographs drawings and promotional materials from the early 1800s to the 1920s. The show runs in the Library Exhibition Hall through April 20 1993 and traces enduring fascination with the American West and the frontier concept tied to Turner's 1893 thesis.

Huntington Library Frederick Jackson Turner Turner

Free Job Search Workshop For Graduating Seniors

SM Company and Lee Hecht Harrison will host a free job search workshop for graduating college seniors at the San Marino office on December 29 and 30. The program covers attitude, resume preparation, strengths, and skills to help students navigate a tough job market.

SM Company Lee Hecht Seeene Soneeerenasngoriens Outplacement Company San

Alphonse de Lamartine on Love’s Pure Motive

The quote on love from Alphonse de Lamartine distinguishes between loving to be loved and loving for love itself, framing the latter as angelic and the former as human. This reflection highlights a moral view of affection across eras.

Alphonse de Lamartine

San Marino Police Summary for November

The SMPD reports November offenses at 23 in FBI part one crimes, down from 24 in October, 32 offenses bring the year total to 175. Seventy adults were arrested, 30 for drunk driving, year total 2,999. One hundred twenty-two speeding tickets issued, 352 calls for service, 323 houses watched, 156 alarms answered. Fines and forfeitures in November total 5,980.19, fiscal year total 19,513.02.

San Marino FBI

City Council rejects two claims and weighs charter city option

San Marino City Council unanimously rejected two claims filed against the city. Former Recreation Director Joan Garrett sought 150000 for increased hours without pay, while Alhambra resident Violette Yousef alleged a June sidewalk fall on Huntington Drive causing a broken wrist and 10000 in damages. The council also discussed becoming a charter city to widen funding options and possibly raise the property transfer tax, with a potential vote as early as November 1993.

San Marino Joan Garrett Garrett Keith Till Eugene Dryden Alhambra Huntington Drive Violette Youssef San Marino Unified School District Waverly Drive West Drive Youseff Los Angeles County Security Pacific Bank

Robbery at Security Pacific Bank San Marino Branch

San Marino Police report an armed robbery at Security Pacific Bank on Huntington Drive on Wednesday December 9 at 5 30 p m A white male in his 40s approached a teller handed a handwritten note and demanded cash The teller delivered 1000 in paper currency serial numbered for traceability The suspect fled through a rear exit after triggering the silent alarm Video evidence is under review by local police and the FBI The incident is not believed connected to a Wells Fargo holdup on November 17.

Security Pacific Bank San Marino Huntington Drive Tim Harrigan Harrigan FBI Hanigan Wells Fargo Bank

Doctor Spends Month of Adventure Aiding Somalis

Dr. J Paul Harvey, 70, volunteered for October with the International Medical Corps in Somalia. He treated starved and wounded patients under harsh conditions with armed guards nearby. Based in Pasadena, he has also worked in Pakistan, Thailand, and Cambodia, spending two weeks at Mogadishu’s Digfer Hospital and two in Baidoa.

SM Doctor J. Paul Harvey Somalia The Africa Harvey International Medical Corps San Marino University of Southern California School of Medicine Pasadena Pakistan Thailand Cambodia Digfer Mogadishu Baidoa

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