Venice II Grad Party Raises About $38,000 For Local School District
More than 475 San Marinans and friends attended the third annual Venice II benefit on Saturday June 22 raising about $36,000 for the district. Ten percent goes to San Marino High School with the rest to San Marino Schools Foundation. The event featured a Maserati grand prize, a $25,000 cash option, a Silent Auction with over 110 items, and big prizes from 21 to roulette. The Goodreans chose the Maserati over cash after a week of suspense, and a large volunteer committee organized the Italian themed fundraiser with hors d oeuvres and prizes including vacations, dinners, jewelry, and sports gear.
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Euclid Avenue Residents Rally For City Action Over Parking
Residents on Euclid Avenue near Mission Street staged an all day curbside parking protest and a mock memorial for two ineffective traffic signs to draw attention to all day employee parking. The event drew 50 participants and followed concerns from 43 local children about safety amid heavy traffic.
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French for Travelers class at San Marino Public Library
A six week conversational French course for travelers is offered at San Marino Public Library. Taught by Madame Nicole West, the class runs Mondays 4 5 pm in the library auditorium and begins this week through August 12. A $45 fee includes a library contribution, and space is limited. call the library for reservations.
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Twain Presented At Huntington in An Afternoon
Joseph Arnold of California State University Fullerton will perform as Mark Twain in Friends Hall at the Huntington Library. He will read excerpts from Life on the Mississippi Roughing It and personal letters, linking to the Twain exhibit. A second 5 minute Sunday performance is planned with advance reservations required.
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Police Notified Of Illegal Checks Spree
San Marino police were alerted after a bank reported a closed account writing spree last week. Eight checks, valued from 740 to 1 175 dollars, were cashed on the frozen account at Great American Federal Savings Bank.
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Cal-Am Launches Child Watch Campaign Nationwide
California American Water joins the National Child Watch Campaign, one of 15 American Water Works affiliates, to aid missing children. Flyers and posters will be distributed in offices, with over 640 000 photo inserts mailed this month, featuring missing children faces in homes nationwide. A toll free line 600-843 reports sightings and tips. Eight year old Tammy Belanger, daughter of a company supervisor, has been missing since November 13.
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Fire Department Takes Over Paramedic Service in City
The city officially shifted paramedic response to the fire department at midnight Sunday after a council vote to end the contract with Professional Ambulance Company. The overlap month saw about 30 calls with four paramedics on duty and the new in house unit debuting an $82,000 one ton ambulance with full life support gear.
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San Marino Names Harold Wagner Fourth of July Grand Marshal
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce announced Harold Wagner as this year’s Fourth of July Grand Marshal. Wagner, a long time San Marino resident, is noted for civic work with the Community Chest, Rotary, and Southwestern Academy, and helped secure funding for the San Marino YMCA.
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Reed elected to board of Di Giorgio Corp in California
Charles C. Reed, president of Ahmanson Marketing Inc a HF Ahmanson & Co unit in Los Angeles, joins Di Giorgio Corporation board. He previously led Abrmign Son marketing and co owned Watt In director roles, with a Stanford graduate background and YMCA and Republican ties. Reed resides on Oxford Road.
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Kunzman Appointed at USC Medical Center
Kunzman was named associate dean of medicine at the University of Southern California. A longtime staff psychiatrist at the Mental Health Center, he was praised by Los Angeles County Supervisor Pete Schabarum for his service and contributions to the health region. The announcement, read June 27, wished him well in his new assignment.
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Three Volunteers Awarded San Marinans and Mills Honored
San Marinans receive service awards from the Children’s Home Society of California as decade-long recognitions. Mills and Cheryl Pretzinger Auxiliary were noted for long service with Los Ten-year awards presented to the organization. Sen Marino 4.
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Anderson Receives Degree From University of the Pacific
W. Anderton son of Dr. and Mrs. Don H Anderson of Pasadena was awarded a Doctor of Dental degree at the June 23 commencement exercises of the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in San Francisco. He previously studied at Harvard and earned a Bachelor of Science in Zoology from Young University.
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