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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2007
Page
1
San Marino Police Chief Gary Isaacs announced enforcement of the city safety code for the July 4 parade. He cited numerous water balloon incidents during the event and said measures may include action if necessary to protect bystanders, including Little League participants and spectators.
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce invites the community to a June mixer at the Huntington Library on Thursday, June 14 from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy Brown Garden ambience, gourmet fare, wine, music, and prizes. Art collection view includes Pinkie and Blue Boy. Prepaid reservations are $30, $35 at the door. Contact (626) 286-1022 for details.
San Marino High School invites the public to tour the 52nd Grad Night set in the school gym and outdoor court on Thursday June 14 from noon to 5 pm and 7 pm to 10 pm. Admission is free and tours preview the 2007 graduates party atmosphere after the ceremony. See page A-5 for details.
San Marino Unified School District athletics advisory panel criticized city officials for limited participation in boosting recreation facilities. Cindy Collins warned about shared facilities and peak swim times limiting pool use while urging a community pool solution and a new gym site near Huntington.
PTA Affiliates will honor outgoing Superintendent Jack Rose with a dinner at Tony's Pizza 2555 Huntington Dr on Thursday June 14 at 6 00 p.m. Guests proceed to the Grad Night 007 party at San Marino High School at 8 45 p.m. Tickets cost 25 checks payable to PTA Affiliates mailed to Gale Inadomi 1690 Los Robles Ave. Call Rachel Catherwood at 796 9775 for more information.
A brief A-4 page item notes church events and summer activities featured in Tribune Church News. The brief emphasizes community gathering, leisure plans, and local religious groups coordinating schedules.
A coyote mauled a San Marino dog near Oxford Road and Euston, prompting renewed fear among residents. The dog survived after the owner scared the animal, but needed emergency care. Huntington Library officials say coyotes are present but managed by an aggressive abatement program contracted with a private firm that traps and relocates them.
An exploratory meeting is planned for Monday June 11 at the Thurnber Home in Lacy Park from 6 00 to 7 30 p m to form a nonprofit community based historical preservation society. Tamales will be free for the first twelve attendees and Shirley Jagels can be reached at 926 3126 for those unable to attend.
The Huntington Middle School string ensemble performs works by Dvorak Copeland Vivaldi Bartok and Bach at 8 00 p m Friday in the Kenneth F White Auditorium 1700 Huntington Drive Admission is free Violinists Sun Kwok Chi and Rubin win Outstanding Musician honors at Vivaldi Four Violins The group previously won two first prizes at Music in the Parks in Anaheim An earlier Tribune note incorrectly stated the concert date as Saturday June 8.
Huntington Middle School students embark on their 25th Washington, DC trip over spring break. 49 students plus chaperones depart from LAX, tour World War II and Vietnam Memorials, stay at a Marriott, with photos featuring many students and staff members.
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