San Marino resident Suzy Crowell runs for city council
San Marino resident and community leader Suzy Crowell announced on Monday her candidacy for the April city council election. She cites love for the community and a goal to preserve the safe, family oriented lifestyle, with extensive PTA and local group involvement. Campaign committee members include Bill and Elizabeth Elftman and many others, with filing due by January 30 and potential deadline extension to February 4 if incumbents reconsider.
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Suzy Crowell
San Marino
Crowell
Bill
Elizabeth Elftman
Larry
Alexa Frampton
Jim
Peggy Galbraith
Rich
Susie Gordimer
Hal
Mary Harrigan
Michael
Brenda Hecht
Berkeley
Maria Johnston
John
Dee Maechling
Phil
Lois Matthews
Howard
Nell Privett
Lynn
Winnie Reithauer
Mary Ann Sturgeon
Glenn
Gail Taylorson
Howard Privett
Lynn Reithauer
GOP Women Meet Dr. Wheeler Guest Speaker in San Marino
Republican Women’s Club hosts Dr. Jack Wheeler as luncheon speaker Tuesday at the San Marino Woman’s Club. The 11:30 a.m. gathering precedes a 1 p.m. talk titled Anti-Communist Revolutions Around the World. Wheeler, an UCLA anthropology and USC philosophy graduate, authored The Adventurer’s Guide and is listed in Guinness World Records. Reservations: Mrs. Richard Armstrong 286-1243 or Mrs. John Comegys 796-0672 by Saturday. Registration for 1986 Little League opens Saturday Jan 18 and 25 9-11 a.m. at Huntington School lunch court for city residents with birth certificates. mail-in for returning players. Turn To Page 14
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Jack Wheeler
Republican Women’s Club
San Marino
Richard Armstrong
John Comegys
Profiles of PTA Presidents Denise Andrews and Barbara Andrews
Denise Andrews of Valentine School PTA speaks on teamwork with administrators and teachers to fund programs amid tight district finances. Barbara Andrews of Carver highlights volunteer hours and library and center support, with aims to boost Valentine education and host the March 8 Family Fair and Carver Carnival in April.
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Denise Andrews
Valentine School
PTA
Roger
Hilary
Huntington
Bethany
Valentine
Lindsey
Brigham Young University
University of Santa Clara
Our Safety
December sees jump in San Marino Part I crimes
San Marino reports 30 Part I crimes in December up from 23 in November led by eight residential burglaries the highest monthly total of 1985. The year saw 339 serious offenses and 642 Part II crimes, with rising thefts and moving violations and a spike in speeding tickets totaling 1,782 for 1985.
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San Marino
James Moore
FBI
Moore
Euclid Parking Plan Faces Reapproval At City Council
San Marino City Council focused on the six month residents-only parking trial on Euclid Avenue north of Mission Street which is set to expire next month. Residents urged permit-only parking again while council notes daily citations have remained steady. Residents cited delivery trucks, narrow streets, and worsened congestion as problems. Separate business approved: Pasadena Philharmonic Committee plan to feature 125 Rosalind Road as 1986 Showcase House with public access April 20 to May 18 to benefit the Los Angeles Philharmonic and youth music education. Roanoke Road resident William Angles protested alleged illegal hospital charges for medical supplies used by paramedics.
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San Marino
Euclid Avenue
Mission Street
Will Trefry
Euclid
Mark Chen
Los Flores Avenue
Santa
Rosalind Road
Pasadena
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Roanoke Road
William Angles
Angles
Along The Drive Inward Reflections On Light And Love
Maurice Chevalier muses on romance and perception noting many fall for a girl in dim light, a sentiment on choosing appearances. The remark hints at how lighting shapes attraction and choices in love and style.
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Maurice Chevalier
San Marino Board OKs June 3 ballot school assessment
The San Marino Board of Education unanimously voted to place a four year school assessment measure on the June 3 ballot. The plan sets a minimum tax of 1 dollar and a maximum 145 dollars per parcel per year with public hearings before annual amounts are set. If revenue from state sources or lotteries affects the levy, the amount may be adjusted. The measure would take effect July 1 after the vote.
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San Marino
Board of Education
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Valentine. Stoneman
San Marios High School
Citizens For San Marino
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Rman
Las Angelitas del Pueblo
Tion
Sts. Ranches
Sheipmos C. Church
Adina Roberts
Pam Sheldon
Gerry Phinder
GOP
Wheeler
UCLA
USC
Merv Griffin
Hannibal
Alps
North Pole
New Guinea
Freedom Research Foundation
A.m
Huntington School
Barbara Andrews
Carver School
Brian
Carver
Tey
Carver Carnival
Motor
Stephenson
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