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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1981
Page
1
Ukropina announces candidacy for one of three San Marino Board of Education seats this fall after family and friends urged run. She highlights PTA and San Marino Schools Foundation work, three boys in district, 15 years in town, and funding as her key issue.
San Marino High School hosts Grad Night 81 in the Old West Town ballroom with Frank and Rory Simmons chairing committees for walls decor paintings chandeliers and stage backdrops. The event features red and gold color scheme dramatic alcove drapes opera boxes and commemorative mugs for seniors. Tour days June 17 14 and 19 invite groups to view the setting and volunteer help with tax deductible donations requested.
Two San Marinans honored by UCLA Alumni Association. William French Smith earned the Edward A Dickson Alumnus of the Year Award for his legal and public service career, including his time as California attorney general and board roles in major companies. Kay Messner received a Community Service Award for four decades of charitable work in health, youth, music, and education, plus service on local and state panels.
Francois Sagan says it is natural for men to act strong yet childish. The remark frames gendered behavior as a persistent tension between strength and immaturity.
Steve Simmons profiles Barry, senior vice president at Barry and Company, who studies trends to project life in 2000. He envisions robots doing housework, 150 year life expectancy, widespread home computers, gasoline from 5 to 10 dollars, wages at 68 an hour, and memory enhancing sprays. Barry lectures regularly, cites changes in housing costs, energy, education, and population demographics, and mentions a future with PLANTRAN and a hub airport linking New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
The San Marino Recreation Department announces a June to September summer schedule with registration June 8 at the Recreation Office, 2208 Huntington Drive, from 1 to 4 30 p.m. Programs span pre school through adults at Lacy Park and Huntington field, featuring day camps, arts and crafts, sports, and specialized classes with new instructors Becky Wilson and Kelly Collins.
The San Marino Tribune increases annual subscriptions to 15 dollars and single copy price to 0 cents due to higher costs for newsprint production and USPS postage. The rate changes take effect with the current issue.
Incumbent Marilyn Bassett Bruce McGregor and Frank Payne seek re election. Payne has opted not to run. Bassett and McGregor undecided. Candidacy declarations for three San Marino School Board seats must be filed August 6 to August 27 for the November 3 election.
Police blotter in San Marino reports incidents from late May and early June. Items include two bicycles stolen on Huntington Drive, two San Gabriel men arrested for receiving stolen property and weapons, tampering with mopeds at San Marino High School, theft of traffic cones on Huntington Drive, a residence burglary on Montecito Drive with jewelry a TV and a revolver taken, an American flag stolen from Monterey Road, a DUI arrest on Huntington Drive, and a three car collision near Garfield Avenue and La Selva Place.
San Marino authorities report a rising pattern of nunchaku incidents. Police Captain Jack Yeske warns the youth that possession or manufacture of the weapon is a felony and urges awareness of its illegality.
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