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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2006
Page
1
The 51st Grad Night light up celebrates Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on SMHS grounds. Tours run June 15 from noon to 9 pm and June 16 from 9 am to 12 noon. Volunteers needed for chaperones and security. contact Leona Valone or Lisa Sloan.
Registration continues for new San Marino Flag Football League for boys and San Marino Basketball League for boys and girls. Open to 4th–8th graders from San Marino residents and Marino Schools. All skill levels welcome as youth develop in these two sports.
Emile Bayle urged San Marino Library Foundation members at the Old Mill patio to boost donations for a proposed $16 million library, citing a $3 million shortfall. With 95% drawings submitted, the City Council faces a June 14 decision on the project amid rising costs and funding gaps. Bayle pledged $5,000 in honor of Bill Steele, quickly matched by another donor, as 60 potential donors remain uncontacted.
San Marino High School girls basketball coach Pat Gillan abruptly resigned after an incident involving a 17 year old player. Glendale police questioned Gillan and the player. attorney says no arrest or charges. The case follows Gillan’s 2001 sexual impropriety allegation and a 2004 civil suit against SMPD. See GILLAN, page A-7.
Historian Robert J. Chandler presents a 252 page illustrated history of California at a Huntington Westerners luncheon. He will discuss his research methods at Beckham Grill in Pasadena on Saturday June 17. Chandler, a Wells Fargo senior researcher, earned a 1978 UC Riverside PhD and notes his Army brat background.
Middle schoolers travel on a chartered bus from Los Angeles to New York for a Washington DC and New York trip. The group visits Times Square and sees Phantom of the Opera on Broadway then tours Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Four inches of snow falls on Ellis Island as students enjoy their first snow day and celebrate together.
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