12 Jan 1995
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1995
Page
1
Robert T. Parry, chief executive of the Twelfth District Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, will speak at San Marino City Club on Jan 17 at Huntington Middle School cafeteria. He will discuss Recent Monetary Policy Some Questions and Answers.
Valentine students stage the second annual Math A Thon to raise funds for educational equipment and computer software. Twenty three classrooms will be visited by mascot Victor the Viking, with tests set for January 23. Prizes include watches for five sponsors per student and an ice cream field trip for top participation.
Storms last week caused downed trees and a power line in San Marino triggering burglar alarms in several homes. Police logged 57 storm related calls on Tuesday including flooded basements and a small basement fire. Burglary losses included jewelry worth about 10000 dollars missing from a Cambridge Road home. Police followed up on multiple incidents across Lorain, Oak, Mesa and Euston Roads.
A two week telephone survey of San Marino businesses shows a mixed holiday season. Brent Eaves at Bill Winn's Clothiers reported very happy sales while Damon’s manager Fred Ahlert called it strong but uneven overall. Starbucks near South Lake Avenue and Christmas Along the Drive boosted traffic and enthusiasm. Margie Lowe of Margie’s Boutique said sales were very good, helped by a welcoming shopping environment and festive city efforts.
A fragment quotes a saying about women changing men only when the man is a baby. The remark frames gender roles in a blunt, provocative line.
The San Marino School District schedules a March 7 special election to renew a $100 parcel tax that funds about 400,000 yearly, with district officials warning of drastic cuts and larger class sizes if renewed funds lapse. Citizens for San Marino Schools has drafted ballot wording and targeted five stakeholder groups to rally support.
The San Marino National Little League will hold final registration for new players on Saturday January 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Huntington School Lunch Court. Eligible ages: softball 9–15, T Ball/baseball 6–12 as of July 31 1995. Fees: baseball/softball 95 dollars, T Ball 50. Bring birth certificate and San Marino residence proof. Evaluations January 21 at the Little League diamonds. Contact Gary Hourihan at 440 9233.
San Marino High School Dance Department led by Bonnie Hanson presents Cabaret Night on Thursday January 12 at 7 30 pm in Webb Theater on campus 2701 Huntington Drive. Tickets cost 5 each and are available at the door.
Ten years of community effort and a used furniture sale from La Vina Hospital in Altadena launched the Huntington Collection, a 12,000 square foot resale shop. Since 1984 Huntington Memorial has raised over $1.9 million for Senior Care Net and related programs through the collection.
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