San Marino grads prefer California colleges study shows
San Marino High School reports Graduate Placement data from 1987 to 1991. About 78.7 percent stayed in California in 1991, 16.5 percent left the state, and 14.7 percent attended Pasadena City College. UC and CSU systems drew many, with UC leading private four year college attendance by a small margin.
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California
University of California System
California State College System
University of Southern California
SMHS
Brigham Young
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pasadena City College
Tribune Deadlines Advanced For Two Holiday Papers
The Tribune outlines deadlines for its two holiday issues with the Dec 26 and Jan 2 papers detailing display advertising and related deadlines.
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Tribune
Local artist Holly Phillips leaves mark on homes and shows
The Huntington Charmarca entry highlights Dickens Village miniatures in a Chamber of Commerce display. Holly Phillips, a San Marino born decorative painter, discusses her mixed career from painting bathrooms in San Marino to TV sets in Los Angeles, CalArts education, and a stylistic blend of modern forms with formal light and depth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dickens Village
Huntington Charmarca
Holly Phillips
San Marinan
San Marino
Beverly Hills
Pasadena
Phillips
Matisse
Cezanne
Los Angeles
American Gallery
Museum of Hair
Pasadena Weekly
Herbert Bell
Eddie van Halen
Michael Steiner
New York
Connecticut
California
Imperial Valley
Las Vegas Hilton
San Marino Councilman Crowley Honored by Boy Scouts
San Gabriel Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America will honor San Marino Councilman and former mayor Paul Crowley at a January 30 reception hosted by Carolyn and Bob Volk. Co-chairs Barbara and Bill Steele. Crowley’s long scouting history includes Troop 15 Alhambra and San Marino Troop 355. He held roles from Eagle Scout in 1945 to troop board chairman in 1977 and has led youth programs in Little League, Saints Football, and local foundations. For details call Sue Newton at 351-8815.
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Paul Crowley
San Gabriel
Carolyn
Bob Volk
Barbara
Bill Steele
Crowley
St. Therese
Alhambra
Troop 15
Alfred Dillon
Little League
Pony League
Saints
San Marino Schools Foundation
San Marino Community Chest
SMHS
San Marino Tennis Foundation
Rotary Club of
Sue Newton
California History Scholar Explores Fremont and Newhall Legacies
Pasadena born historian Andrew Rolle of the Huntington Library profiles John Charles Fremont and Henry Mayo Newhall in two books. Fremont, a controversial West explorer and early presidential candidate, is portrayed as restless yet influential, while Newhall is hailed for founding towns, shaping railroads, and building a diverse business empire.
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California
Andrew Rolle
Rolle
Huntington Library
United States
Occidental College
Genoa
Italy
John Charles Fremont
Henry Mayo Newhall
the Huntington
William Heath Davis
San Marino
Myra
Fremont
Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute
American West
America
Ulysses S. Grant
Lincoln
Newhall
Huntington
Newhall Land and Farming Company
Valencia
Magic Mountain
San Franciso and
San Jose
Southern Pacific Railroad
City Considers Yard Waste Separation and Recycling Plan
San Marino council weighs solid waste shifts under AB 939 with SRRE plan and 25 percent by 1995, 50 percent by 2000 targets. Yard waste may be picked up separately, 68 percent residential waste, 45 percent yard waste. no new staff but $20,000 requested. $100,000 county grant already in place. Task force entry only. radar speed survey funded $11,000 across 74 sites. Porches appeal by Donald Drew denied after extended discussion.
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Arcadia
Los Angeles Interagency Metropolitan Police Apprehension
California
Donald Drew
Drew
San Marino Police Reports Rise in Crime for November
The San Marino Police Department's November summary shows 40 FBI Part I crimes, up from October, with a year to date total of 371 offenses and $719,355 in property losses. Theft dominates Part I with 11 incidents between $200 and $399. drunk driving appears 20 times in Part II. speed tickets total 189 and parking violations 318. During November, 439 houses were on watch, 250 alarms answered, and 700 calls for service were logged. Fines and forfeitures from July 1 to Oct. 31 totaled $26,675.31.
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San Marino
Along The Drive The Nearest To Perfection
An observational note on how the closest approach to perfection appears during the act of completing an employment application. The line suggests careful self presentation as a key moment in seeking work.
Chamber Announces Holiday Decorating Winners
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce announced winners in its Holiday Decorating Contest. Grand Prize: The Andover Shop. Religious winners: San Marino Flowers first, Visions of Hue second, Sanna Bank third. Humorous winners: Edward Fryer CPA first, Doctors Don and Roger Anderson second, San Marino Pharmacy third. Spirit winners: Bill Winn Clothiers first, Huntington Pharmacy and San Marino Hardware tied for second, Tribune and Yellow Balloon tied for third. Prizes include framed certificates for grand prize and first place, with ceremony at Citizens Bank mixer tonight at 6 p.m.
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San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Andover Shop
San Marino Flowers
Visions of Hue
Sanna Bank
Edward Fryer
CPA
Don and
Roger Anderson
San Marino Pharmacy
Bill Winn Clothiers
Huntington Pharmacy
San Marino Hardware
The
Tribune
Yellow Balloon
Chamber of Commerce
Citizen's Bank
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