19 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2007
Page
1
In a July 4 ceremony, Jacqueline Martinez and Michelle Floyd were named the first Courtney Miller Spirit Award recipients. Linda Miller and Tim Sloan presented the honors as fireworks lit the San Marino sky. Courtney Miller died last December at age 19 after a battle with a rare illness.
The San Marino Grill marks forty two years of meals with a three day anniversary event offering a 10 percent deduction on all food and drinks. Walter and Julia Celic personally oversee the discount at 2494 Huntington Drive, from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, as thanks to loyal customers.
Dr. Gary Woods arrived as San Marino Schools superintendent on July 1 and has begun a busy first weeks with parades meetings and public appearances. He published a 90 Day Entry Action Plan on the district site and emphasized high expectations for the district.
The San Marino Tsunamis plan a Swim-A-Thon at San Marino High School pool on Tuesday July 24 at 5:00 p.m. Swimmers may complete up to 200 laps or two hours while collecting pledges to fund the Tsunami Swim Team. Head coach Gyongyver Savage notes strong Junior Olympics progress and future college careers. Contact savagemedia earthlink.net for details.
San Marino High School features five community tennis courts built by the San Marino Tennis Foundation near the back of the campus. The lighted courts are the city’s only night play option, drawing residents to wait for openings from 6 to 9 PM, according to Foundation head Bill Payne and former Titan coach Jim Dahlstein.
City Manager Ballantyne presented to the athletics advisory committee a plan for an $8.7 million multiuse facility at the San Marino Center site. The 17,260 square feet of space includes an 8,260 square foot gym, fitness room, and classroom, with a parking tradeoff to aid city needs. The proposal follows a July study session and aims to influence Huntington Middle School plans.
San Marino Unified School District announces the November 6 2007 election for two four year terms on the Board of Education. Incumbents are Chris Norgaard and Karen Preston. Candidacy filings open July 16 2007 at the Los Angeles County registrar recorder county clerk office. see page A-3 for details.
A camp farewell at Camp Fox on Catalina Island ends with a three hour boat delay due to a sudden swell. The narrator recalls launching the Old Man Marathon to inspire campers to explore instead of staying in their cabins.
San Marino Public Library invites elementary students to read to Scarlett the dachshund on Thursday July 26 at 2 00 p m. Volunteers from the Pasadena Humane Society organize the event. Call 300-0777 for details. The Summer Reading Program finale is Saturday July 28 at 2 00 p m.
Channel 19 society page features police log sports church notes mind and body restaurant news and an old man expresses thanks in a brief roundup of local items and acknowledgments.
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