31 Dec 1987
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1987
Page
1
Valentine second graders share New Year resolutions focusing on personal growth and chores. Students named include Katherine Jonathan Amanda and Julian stating aims from doing more at home to improving sports and pet care with simple daily goals.
A classroom collection of students names shares their New Year resolutions. Each brief statement shows aims like cleaning rooms, growing up, being nicer, learning better, playing sports, and trying new behaviors for 1942 style hopes and daily improvements.
A retrospective of 1987 in San Marino covers surprising front pages, Boy Scout and Rose Parade notes, Ben Austin’s apology, Art Center moves, tennis court debates, and civic events. It recalls Rotary fellowships, school district finance, fireside library actions, Earthquake Preparedness Month, and local politicians’ shifts amid transfers and milestones.
San Marino marks its Diamond Jubilee with 13 city wide events through 1988 beginning April 13, the incorporation date of 1913. The Jubilee Committee chaired by former mayor Lynn Reithower and including residents Thorton Hamlin LaVerne Smith Kenneth Veronda works with civic groups to sponsor monthly events and foster community involvement.
San Mariano Recreation Department announces Winter Program 1988 with registration at 2200 Huntington Drive from Tuesday Jan 5 through Friday Jan 8. Office hours 1 430 pm plus evening registration Tuesday 6 30 to 7 pm. Adult fitness classes and crafts such as Calligraphy Ceramics Knotted Jewelry Silk flower making taught by listed instructors. A child track clinic for 6th graders coached by Joyes Jonson offers running basics.
San Marino City Manager John Nowak announced the resignation of City Clerk Stephanie Swarner effective Dec. 3. Swarner, who plans to move to Seattle with her two children after earning a degree, has served eight years and was acting city clerk since 1986. A recruitment process will begin next week. The city also notes state earthquake loan forms are available at City Hall for owner occupied buildings.
City of San Marino schedules a public hearing at City Hall for proposed CDBG funded projects. The hearing reviews criteria for low income benefits and blight elimination, outlines ramp and access improvements, and discusses costs totaling about 91,000 with administrative expenses and reserve funds.
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