GOP W Open 1Sy0 With Bowers Reception
The Republican Women’s Club of San Marino hosts a 7 p.m. Jan 16 reception for Clark Bowers at the Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel. Bowers, noted speaker and former national director of two major anti drug groups, has appeared on Focus on the Family to discuss cultural issues and has held fellowships at Harvard and Boston University. He is a Dallas partner in Clark & Clark International and founder of the Foundation for Youth Leadership.
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San Marino
Clark Bowers
Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel
Bowers
America
Project: Drug Free
James Dobson
Clark Russell Bowers
St. Charles
Tampa
Fla
University
Harvard
Boston
Claremont Graduate School
USC
Earhart
Bradley
Defense and Strategic Students Center
Fred and
Lillian Schwarz
Harvard University
Andrew W. Mellon
Boston University
Summit Leadership Institute
Colorado
Saul Bellow
Peter Berger
Adda Bozeman
Peter F. Drucker
Samuel P. Huntington
Harry Jaffa
Leonard W. Levy
Uri Ra’anan
Roger Scruton
William R. Thompson
William R. van Cleave
Claudio Veliz
Elie Wiesel
Clark Hunt
Dallas
International Relations Corporation
Clark & Clark International
Foundation For Youth Leadership
U.N
U.S. House of Representatives
Bao Yang Completes Term As Chinese Club President
Bao B Yang completes a year as president of the Chinese Club and backs successor Ralph Leung to pursue outreach and harmony. He cites teamwork and the Mid Autumn Festival as the era’s highlight and notes greater community understanding of Chinese culture with non Chinese participants. The San Marino Tribune is praised for its coverage.
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Bao B. Yang
Yang
Ralph Leung
San Marino
New Florist Tommy Farmer's Opens In San Marino
Tommy Farmer's, a new florist and gift shop, opens in San Marino offering fresh flowers and gift items. Owner Tommy Farmer highlights wedding and funeral coordination, drawing on prior merchandising at Ivy's Department Store and Disneyland event work. The shop moved to its San Marino location in October 1995 after outgrowing Madre store. The Chinese Club expands its Chinese Journal to welcome non Chinese residents, inviting English submissions.
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Arda Hamalian
Tommy Farmer
Ivy’s
California
Disneyland
Farmer
Bt Farmer
Madre
UC Santa Barbara awards degrees to local residents
San Marino residents were among about 4,400 UCSB degree candidates honored by Chancellor Henry T. Yang at commencement. The ceremony recognized 3,720 bachelor’s, 392 master’s, 202 doctoral candidates and 88 credential candidates. Local graduates included Nicole Elinor Bieggar, Chia-Lin Linda C, Anthony Les De La Cruz, Deborah Lynn Gardner, and others in fields such as English, business economics and microbiology.
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San Marino
San Marino Green Waste Program to Include Christmas Trees
San Marino expands its green waste program started in June to include Christmas trees. Residents must remove lights and ornaments and place trees near greenwaste containers on trash day. Rodriguez Brothers and Community Disposal will divert trees for compost or landfill cover. The Environmental Network also advises recycling old telephone books by placing them with newspapers for pickup.
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Lacy Park
Sally MacLeod
San Marino
Rodriguez Brothers
Community Disposal
Pacific Bell Telephone
Family Values Get Royal Treatment At Hutchins Home
Hutchins family wraps a whirlwind holiday season as 17 year old Keli Hutchins is crowned Rose Queen in the Tournament of Roses. Her sister Heather, a 20 year old University of Oregon student, was a former princess. Rob Hutchins reflects on the busy schedule, lunches, late nights, and lessons learned from the honor.
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Hutchins
Heather
Keli
Tori
Rob
Joe Messinger
the Tribune
Peter Day
Tribune
Carina
Thimans Ven
Ana
University of Oregon
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Recreation Winter Classes Begin January 8
San Marino Recreation Department announces winter classes start Monday January 8. Some classes have reached capacity yet many activities are still open. A $20 per class late fee applies for registrations. See Page A-3.
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San Marino Recreation Department
Pig Bowl charity flag game pits San Marino and South Pasadena
San Marino Police Officers Association challenges South Pasadena officers to a flag football game dubbed the Pig Bowl to raise funds for the San Marino Schools Foundation. The 10 a.m. Sunday event at San Marino High School field features players from both communities, with each department donating half the proceeds to a chosen charity. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults. children enter free.
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San Marino Police Officers Association
South Pasadena
San Marino Schools Foundation
San Marino
Scott Edmonds
San Marino High School Titans
South Pasadena Tigers
Eens
Edmonds
Bers
Public Library Reopens After Carpet Installation
Crain praised San Marino volunteers who packed about 50,000 books into 1,000 boxes donated by the community and Target store. After carpet installation, staff and volunteers restocked shelves while space planners advised improvements for reference, children’s services, and catalog systems.
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Crain
San Marino
Target
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