07 Jan 1982
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1982
Page
1
Investigation shows about $2,000 in damage to district property including school vehicles. Reports indicate hits from a BB or pellet gun at Stoneroft and Valentine School, with damage occurring on district grounds and to school transportation.
Susan B Vallero of San Marino High and Michelle M Sibinovic of Rosemead High win the DAR Good Citizen award from the San Marino Chapter DAR. The program recognizes leadership dependability patriotism and cooperation as key traits. Local and district judging determine the winner for the national award. The article also notes a December 28 shooting incident causing about 2000 in damages and mentions gun laws and police actions in San Marino.
A fragmented note mentions a young student from SMM involved in a district bail related matter. The readable words indicate a plea or plan connected to community issues, with no clear names, dates, or locations provided.
Deborah Caulfield, a freelance writer based in West Hollywood with past roles at Aspen Daily News and local stations, becomes Calendar staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. Philo K. Holland Jr. named director of public affairs and VP of The Sears Roebuck Foundation for Sears Western Territory in Alhambra, succeeding David Harford.
John F. King, president and chief operating officer of First Interstate Bank of California, is elected to the University of California board. He holds a BS from UC in 1958 and an MBA from NYU in 1960. He joined First Interstate in 1975 and rose to president in 1980. He has prior service at Manufacturers Hanover and Union Bank and serves as trustee of the California Museum of Science and Industry and president of Kidspace board. He and his wife Pamela have four children.
John W. Devereux, Claremont Mens College 1957 graduate, receives the Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award for outstanding service to the college and its alumni. He leads the John Devereux Company, chairs the San Marino Community Council, and serves as a deacon and local booster across several civic groups. Melodie Mellis, San Marino electrologist, earned a certificate at a Las Vegas seminar, with her Huntington Drive office listed in Glendora. her husband is George.
Forty eight San Marino High School students acted as jurors in four civil trials while thirty two Glendale High School students served as jurors in four criminal trials. Law students from USC presented cases for deliberation in a two day Trial Advocacy exam supervised by Barbara Rice and Dorothy Schneider.
Henry Ford questions who ought to be the senior in the quartet as the drive continues. The text suggests a lively discussion on leadership and musical roles within the group.
San Marino High School senior Theron Stanford, a rising talent in math, will join a Caltech aligned research program under Dr Apostel for number theory. He aims to teach college math after graduation, values math as an art form, and balances studies with band leadership and a dual studentship across San Marino and Caltech.
The San Marino Schools Foundation reports December donations boosted momentum toward a $260000 target. Kibler, treasurer, notes $22000 plus in late December and that $172006 had been raised by January, with $148000 raised earlier in a longer period. Efforts include one-to-one outreach and phone solicitations. Contributions are tax deductible and must be transferred to the San Marino Board of Education within two years.
Hegarty plans a health care study tour funded by the Watues Fellowship established in memory of George Walker. The trip covers New Zealand and Australia with emphasis on health care systems, policy and service factors. He travels with wife Doreen from Chelsea Road and has three children.
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