01 Jan 1987
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1987
Page
1
Mayor and City leaders outline a period of retirement led changes including a new City Manager Street Superintendent and Police Chief. They emphasize Brown Act compliance shared services funding park infrastructure and enhanced community programs while aiming to boost funding public library hours and park access.
The San Marino School District outlines a challenging year ahead addressing funding under the state budget, potential Greene Act lease funds, and the need to upgrade aging buildings at Valentine and Huntington schools. It emphasizes local control, volunteer support, and pursuing Vision of Excels with broad community backing.
Community members are invited to Huntington at 7 30 p m on January B to hear Dr Stephen Glenn discuss how to develop capable young people He notes youth problems stem from lacking life skills and argues many youths fail to mature into functional adults due to early dependency He cites his years of work with families and national level consultations.
The Huntington Library and four Southern California libraries host Medieval Month with lectures and demonstrations for families. Events include Legends and Popular Romance, manuscript illumination, early printing, papermaking, and a medieval mystery play film with Will Geer, plus the San Francisco Consort performing.
Registration for San Jan 6 through 9 runs 1 to 4 30 p m at the Recreation Office 2200 Huntington Drive An evening option for working parents is Tuesday Jan 6 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m A full activity schedule covers all ages featuring a new adult Calligraphy class with Sharon Walker on Tuesday evenings and a Patchwork and Quilting class with Binky Taka hash i on Thursday evenings Among popular offerings is the After-
A fragment from William L Brownell compares life to a ladder full of splinters, noting that prickly moments press hardest amid the climb.
Howard Privett and Lynn Reithauer announced non reelection bids. Paul Crowley and Suzanne Crowell filed for council seats. Miles Turpin named chief operating officer of Grey Advertising Western Division. James Moore nearing 35 years on force and 22 years as chief. Local burglaries at five year low. Prop K defeat and mayoral changes noted. Campaigns form for school and city issues as election plans unfold.
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