Block Captains Meet A Citizens M A Difference
Mayor Vince Filutze delivered the keynote at the Neighborhood Watch Block Captains meeting at the Fire Department. Sixty five residents attended as San Marino was praised as a safe community. Fire Chief Penido urged growth of NEAT teams and preparedness for earthquakes. Police Chief Wills credited Bob Morrison for leading NEAT efforts. Street highlighted alerts and successes. Lt. Harrigan announced future crime prevention forums. The group planned National Night Out events for Aug. 5 and regrouped in small discussions.
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Vince Filutze
San Marino
John Penido
N.E.A.T
Penido
Frank Wills
Bob Morrison
Morrison
Wills
Timothy Harrigan
Gene Street
Neighborhood Watch
Public Hearing on Bargaining Agreement for SM Schools
Under AB 1200 a public hearing will be held on Tuesday July 29 to disclose provisions of the proposed collective bargaining agreement between San Marino Unified School District and CSEA local 120. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the Administration Building board room at 1665 West Drive.
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San Marino Unified
California School Employees Association
CSEA
1665 West Drive
Old Mill Ghosts and Treasure Rally San Marino History
Foundation plans its first membership meeting at the Old Mill on Sept 9 at 6 p.m. Founders will be listed on a permanent plaque. Membership pledges start at 100 annually with 50 and 35 options. Skotheim and Poole guide a discussion on El Molino Viejo history featuring named local figures and legends.
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Skotheim
Poole
San Marino
Bernie le Sage
Foundation
Old Mill
Robert Skotheim
Huntington Library
Jean
Wilderness: America's Enduring Heritage program by ranger
Angeles National Forest ranger George Duffy will present an illustrated talk on wilderness preservation at 7 30 p m on Wednesday August 6 at the Los Angeles County Arboretum Arcadia 301 N Baldwin Ave. He traces the development of the U S wilderness protection system from Thoreau to Muir Leopold and Marshall and notes the 1964 Wilderness Act established permanent designation and protection. For information call 794 2603.
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George Duffy
Angeles National Forest Wilderness Ranger
Los Angeles County Arboretum
N. Baldwin Avenue
Arcadia
Duffy
U.S
Aldo Leopold
Bob Marshall
Fritchey Aids the Fire Fight in Azusa Canyon
Russell Fritchey, 72, a two year Disaster Action Team volunteer with the American Red Cross West Valley Service Center, helped support fire crews near Azusa Canyon as helicopters dropped water. He and his San Marino family have lived on Twin Palms Drive since 1965 and found the experience exciting.
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Azusa
San Marino
Russ Fritchey
American Red Cross
Willie Stephenitch
Disaster Action TV
DAT
West Valley Service Center
Russell Fritchey
Fritchey
the Tribune
Twin Palms Drive
School's In symposium covers class size reduction in Sacramento
State Superintendent Delaine Eastin hosts the four day School's In symposium in Sacramento August 11 to 14 at the Convention Center. Attendees including legislators, educators, administrators, students, parents, law enforcement, and business leaders will explore 200 sessions on facilities, teaching strategies, disability and adult education, technology, standards, budget and legislation. National groups such as the Gale Foundation and New American Schools Corp join the conference.
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Ed Neat
Sacramento
Delaine Eastin
Sacramento Convention Center
California
Gales Foundation
New American Schools Corp
Tribune Host Sets City Merchants Forum in San Marino
Ex mayors Bernie Le Sage and Suzie Crowell will co host a garden party Monday to bring together residents citizens and business leaders in San Marino to discuss Business In and With San Marino Problems and Progress The Tribune sponsorship is praised as a service to the city and a step toward concrete action items and business friendly progress See Merchants page A 2
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Bernie le Sage
Suzie Crowell
San Marino
Partici
Crowell
le Sage
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Advice From the SM Police Beware White Collar Crime
The SM Police warn that white collar crime is rising with the internet. Individuals and families can become victims as criminals obtain credit cards in their name and run up thousands in purchases. They may even take loans against homes, leading to foreclosure notices appearing without the victim’s awareness.
Two SM Students Win Merit Scholarships to USC
Ann Lo and Lei Juliet Wei, 1997 San Marino High School graduates, earned college sponsored merit scholarships to USC. Ann, former Tribune SMHS correspondent, is in USC BA/MD program in medicine and held multiple student leadership roles. Lei Juliet plans a film writing career, earned Rotary Youth Leadership, served as yearbook editor and Promethean Society member, and is a USC presidential scholar. About 1,800 additional merit scholarship winners were announced by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
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Ann Lo
Lei Juliet Wei
San Marino High School
USC
Ann
SMHS
the Tribune
Titan Shield
California Scholarship Federation
The
Cosmopolites
Les Juliet
Rotary
Quill & Scroll
California
Federation
Promethean Honor Society
National Library of Poetry Contest
Music Teachers Association
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Thailand Embraces Rapid Growth and New Industry
Thailand, now industrializing across auto, consumer goods, electronics, seafood, and cut gemstones, builds heavy industry like petrochemicals. With coastwise links to Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong, economists label it a rising tiger. The economy has averaged over 8 percent annual growth and double digit export gains.
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Thailand
Trans
Korea
Taiwan
Singapore
Hong Kong
Economist Magazine
Bank
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Mall
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Margarita
Henry David Thoreau
John Burroughs
John Muir
Azusa Canyon
Courtney Henry
Catherine Wang
Stacey Easthope
Sara Rosenthal
Mitch Lehman
SM Police
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