Burdick Named Executive Vice President at California Federal Bank
Gregory E Burdick is elected executive vice president of residential lending at California Federal Bank He will oversee nationwide residential lending from 17 satellite offices and four loan centers across California Florida and Nevada He brings 21 years of experience from Home Savings of America and will drive growth in loan production while managing retail and wholesale residential lending consumer lending and loan servicing.
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Gregory Burdick
California Federal Bank
Gregory E. Burdick
Burdick
California
Florida
Nevada
Greg
William Callender
California Federal
Home Savings of America
Home
Home Savings
FSB
Georgia
Ramiro Road
Claudette
Mike
John
New Trustees Join San Marino Schools Foundation Board
Ten new trustees join the San Marino Schools Foundation Board of Directors this month. They bring diverse talents and experience to support quality public education in the community. New trustees include Beau mont Hall Joan Cathcart David Pierce Kiyoe Suzuki Tracy Hirrel Wendy Mak Susan Weiner Ken Bender and Stefan Dietrich and Rita Bristol.
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Beaumont Hall
Joan Cathcart
David Pierce
Kiyoe Suzuki
Tracy Hirrel
Wendy Mak
Susan Weiner
Ken Bender
Stefan Dietrich
Rita Bristol
Schools Foundation
San Marino Schools Foundation
Janet Rogers
Ing
Ken Ude
Bob Twist
Cindy Burton
Jack Robinson
Chong Hong Wu
San Marino
Gary Richards
Grad Night Traditions Continue With A Night at the Movies
San Marino High School seniors celebrate Grad Night with a long standing tradition of transforming two gyms into themed rooms for dining, dancing, and games. Volunteer designer Joel Schiller and artist in residence Pat Cannell lead parent volunteers since 1956. The ceiling raising, ongoing since 1972 thanks to Andrée Guiss, uses sky blue gauze sewn on a portable machine. Final event scheduled for Sunday June 6 at 2 p.m.
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San Marino High School
Joel Schiller
Pat Cannell
Exchange Club
Rotary Club
Andrée Guiss
France
Guiss
Paris
American Hospital
Duke of Windsor
Clare Booth Luce
Col. Haskell
United States
Huntington teacher proves music class is for all
Huntington Middle School music and band teacher Bill McDaniel turns the classroom into a hands on studio. He uses a computer connected synthesizer to let students record edit and playback their melodies up to 16 takes per section. More than 300 students now take his class. Principal Loren Kleinrock praises his dedication to giving students artistic understanding and a personal musical experience.
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Huntington Middle School
Bill McDaniel
McDaniel
Huntington
Loren Kleinrock
Kleinrock
Along The Drive
Along The Drive presents a brief in a vintage style motto about reputation versus character, highlighting a thoughtful distinction and the enduring value of personal integrity.
San Marino Mourns Public Works Director Jack Flynn
San Marino honors longtime city employee Jack Flynn who died of cancer at 67 after 40 years of service. He began as a truck driver earning 2.40 an hour and rose to public works director for five years. Funeral services were held. Memorials to the American Cancer Society are suggested.
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San Marino
Jack Flynn
Flynn
Keith Till
Jack
American Cancer Society
North Hill Ave
Pasadena
Alhambra
Till
Alhambra Public Works
Terry James
Draft EIR on Almansor Street traffic diverters in Alhambra
Michael Brandman Associates released a draft environmental impact report on the Almansor Street Traffic Diversion Project. The study examines five alternatives including removing diverters, adding left turn lanes on Huntington Drive, and reconstructing medians, with safety and traffic impacts central to the analysis.
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Michael Brandman
Almansor
Story Place
Hidalgo Avenue
Almansor Street
Huntington Drive
Alhambra
Granada Avenue
el Molino Avenue
Hidalgo Drive
Pasquatito Drive
Police Respond to Burglaries On Mission Street
The Sun Marine Police Department reports two burglaries in May on Mission Street. A residential break in the 2400 block involved a forced side door, rooms ransacked, and electronics valued at 4650 dollars stolen. a home left unattended. A separate burglary in the 2500 block of Mission Street targeted a commercial site with a rear door forced open, stealing stereo equipment a pizza oven and kitchen appliances totaling 3400 dollars. No arrests have been made and no property recovered. Both cases are under investigation.
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Sun Marine Police Department
Mission Street
Tim Harrigan
Ste. Jen
Ness
Harrigan
San Marino Titans Fall 4-3 in Semifinal to Yucaipa
The San Marino varsity baseball team lost 4-3 to Yucaipa in the semifinals, ending their season at 22-3 and winning the Rio Hondo League title. Yucaipa advances to the Anaheim stadium, while San Marino finishes with a strong campaign after last year’s semifinal defeat.
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San Marino
Yucaipa
Titans
Anaheim Stadium
Public Tours For San Marino Grad Night
Public tours for San Marino Grad Night run June 1 from 10 am to 9 pm and June 18 from 10 am to 9 pm.
July 4 Parade Applications Available in San Marino
Applications for the July 4 Parade are available at the San Marino Chamber of Commerce office on Huntington Drive or by calling 286-1022 per Parade committee chairman Ben Bassett. A form for float entries is on page 8 of today’s Tribune. chamber staff will return all calls.
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San Marino
Tribune
Chamber Office
City Hall
Don Cotton
Bernie le Sage
Suzanne Crowell
Paul Crowley
Vernice Meskell
Eugene Dryden
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SM Schools Foundation
Bender
Carver School
City “Chit
City Club
Dietrich
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Hall
Northrop
San Marino Junior Alliance
Five Acres
Hirrel
Valentine Pta
PTSA
PTA
Cathcart
Pierce
Valentine School
Mak
Suzuki
Foundation
Bristol
Ways and Means
Weiner
Carver
Andree Guiss
Huntington School
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