Candidates Forum Set For Thursday February 13
The San Marino City Club will host its annual Candidates Forum at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Feb 13 in San Marino High School Webb Theater. Opening statements will be followed by audience questions screened by two City Club members and read by the moderator. Four city council candidates announced candidacy including incumbents Mayor Don Cotton and Councilman Gene Dryden along with Betty Brown and Eugene Sun.
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Library Board of Trustees
Betty Brown
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Eugene Sun
San Marino High School Winter Formal Crowned 1997 Court
More than 200 San Marino High School students attended the Holiday Hustle Winter Formal at the Pasadene Masonic Temple marking the end of the first semester. Amician leaders announced the 1997 Winter Formal Court with five princes and a king, chosen by homeroom voting.
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Ambcian
Reconfiguration Options Continue To Top Agenda
The board and community weigh options to reopen Stoneman while facing costs. Three proposals from Superintendent Tom Godley include adding classrooms at Carver Elementary, expanding Valentine Elementary, or reopening Stoneman.
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Jeff Zhorne
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Penner couple offer male focus for romance study
Clifford and Joyce Penner, authors of seven sex books, argue men determine relationship intimacy. In their Lake Avenue office they say emotional closeness and attitude shape sex life more than female partners. They claim men can improve romance through changes in communication and behavior.
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Joyce Penner
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New Equipment For Stoneman Would Cost About $421,900
The San Marino Unified School District would have to shell over $421,900 in initial purchasing costs to get Stoneman School up and running. The memo lists furniture, equipment and salaries as included costs and excludes construction and teacher salaries. A total of $127,000 would be spent on salaries for personnel, including an assistant principal.
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San Marino Unified
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Betty Brown Seeks City Council After 15 Years Of Service
San Marino resident Betty Brown runs for the city council citing a long record of giving back. She presided twice over the San Marino Public Library Board of Trustees and led Friends of the Library. Brown has volunteered as an art docent at LACMA and as a Norton Simon Museum tour guide.
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San Marino
Norton Simon Museum
Pasadena
City Lawsuit Challenges Reservoir Earthquake Safety
The City of San Marino seeks a court order to halt the San Gabriel County Water District plan for a large reservoir north of San Marino High School. The petition accuses the district of faulty seismic calculations, restricted project notice, and concealment of a 1.5 mile 24 inch pipeline between Van Nuys and Longden sites near the city. The suit centers on proximity to the Raymond Hill Fault and alleged improper earthquake safety standards.
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Shilyansky Named Finalist in Westinghouse Talent Search
SMHS Senior Carrie Shilyansky was named a finalist in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, one of 40 nationwide. Two California students, including classmate John Fan, advanced from the semifinal round of 300, announced after a guidance counselor’s phone call.
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Marilyn Colgar
Carrie Shilyansky
Westinghouse
Carrie
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Former Major Leaguer backs San Marino Little League drive
Tug McGraw a former major league pitcher and San Marino resident spoke at the Chamber of Commerce meeting to promote the San Marino National Little League fundraising campaign. Elaine Sommers joined him as organizers seek support from residents and businesses to cover about 40 percent of annual needs.
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San Marino
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Chamber of Commerce
McGraw
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Phillies
Mets
Sommers
Kevin Brogan
Hal Hubbard Remembered For Positive News Contributions
Met journalist in 1940 recalls Hal Hubbard as a rare editor whose columns praised others and celebrated their successes. The reminiscence notes Hubbard’s uplifting write ups and his focus on good reports as the speaker joined TWA West Coast bureau and met LA editors.
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New Bureau
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