Rose Parade Week Advances With Torch Parade and Rose Bowl Preview
The 108th Rose Parade begins Wednesday, followed by the Rose Bowl game pitting Arizona State against Ohio State. Tuesday features Nike PLAY clinics for youths, a Kickoff for Kids emceed by Harvey Hyde, float decorating, coaches press conference, and a Big Ten Pac-10 parents reception. Also noted are recent Be lf Bowl events at Lawrys in Beverly Hills and Bandfest with international bands and equestrian demonstrations.
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Associate Justice Ming Chin Visits San Marino High School
California Supreme Court Associate Justice Ming Chin will visit San Marino High School on January 10. From noon to 1 p.m. the San Marino Chinese Club will host a luncheon in his honor, followed by a talk in Webb Theater during periods six and seven.
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Local Resident Elected President of State Board
Raymond Cheng of San Marino was elected president of the California Board of Architectural Examiners. An architect member since 1994, Cheng and other 1997 officers assume office immediately. Cheng leads Hannan Development, Inc., an architectural design and construction firm.
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San Marino
California Board of Architectural Examiners—Board
Cheng
Hannan Development, Inc
Princess Cheryl's whirlwind month culminates with Rose Parade
Princess Cheryl Cabigas leads the Rose Court through a packed schedule of events with Pac Ten and Big Ten teams arriving on Christmas Day. The court attends Bandfest and an Equestrian Reception, tours Universal Studios, and tapes a CBS Royal Parade segment as preparations for January 1 proceed.
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Tournament OF Roses
Chery! Cabigas
Cheryl
Linda Cabigas
Bakersfield
Cheryl Cabigas
Rose Court
Police Probe Local Home Invasion In San Marino Area
Pasadena Police and Los Angeles County Sheriff investigators pursue leads in an early December home invasion on Sharon Place. Attorney John Reid and his wife were tied and menaced by two suspects who cut phone lines and entered at 5 a.m. The 9 year old was unharmed as the robbers ransacked the home and left.
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Peter Day
Sharon Place
San Marino
John Reid
Reid
SMHS Chemistry Teacher Wins SCALACS Award
San Marino High School chemistry teacher Cynthia Chubbuck was named Outstanding High School Chemistry Teacher by the Southern California Section of the American Chemical Society. Chubbuck, who has 12 years at SMHS and coaches girls volleyball, was surprised by the nomination. She will be honored at the society’s High School Awards Banquet next year.
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San Marino
Cynthia Chubbuck
Southern California
American Chemical Society
Chubbuck
New DMV Laws Take Effect January 1997
Several new laws from the Department of Motor Vehicles go into effect on January 1 1997 affecting drivers. AB 2352 extends license terms to five years with a fee rise from 12 to 15 dollars. AB 650 requires proof of insurance for renewals and on demand during traffic stops or accidents. SB 1498 requires physician certification for disabled parking placards unless obvious. AB 3020 covers penalties for certain convictions.
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What Is Your New Year's Resolution
Tilda Cvitanic of San Marino asks Sue Miller Damon's store manager for their New Year goals. The brief exchange highlights personal aims and regional perspectives from local residents.
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San Marino
Tickle Me Elmo Doll Raises 7350 for Sheriff Toy Drive
The Tickle Me Elmo doll, normally $27.99, netted $7,350 for Los Angeles County Sheriff's Seventh Annual Toy Drive. Donated in October at a county courthouse during the drive, the doll was auctioned over a two day radio show. Rae Sheriff Block said the doll brought smiles to many.
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