San Marino Girl Scout leaders honored for decades of service
Sandi Fastnow and Sylvia Wikle were celebrated at San Marino with the dedication of the Campfire Circle in Hill Harbison House. The ceremony named the main room the Sandi Fastnow Room after 30 plus years of service and presented framed plaques. Local scouts joined in ashes from many campfires symbolizing the history of Girl Scouts since the early 1900s.
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Sylvia
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Sylvia ‘Dipper
Hill Harbison House
Bob Nida
Hill Harbison House Board of Directors
Sandi Fastnow
Girl Scout House
Sandi
Hill Harbison
Girls Scouts
Girl Scouts and
Sylvia Wikle
Girl Scouts
Mitch Lebman
Plans Finalized for 5K Run and Rotary Clock Dedication
The San Marino Tribune announces proceeds from the SK Run & Walk on Monday July 4 2005 at 9:00 a.m. will benefit the J P Blecksmith Leadership Foundation at Flintridge Preparatory School La Cañada. Blecksmith a Flintridge Prep alumnus and Iraq war casualty is posthumously awarded the Bronze Star. The Rotary Club of San Marino will dedicate a new clock and unveil the citys first time capsule after the race awards at The Tribune headquarters 1441 San Marino Avenue. Registration forms appear on page A-12 and Kate Boyce can be reached at 792 NEWS for more information.
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San Marino Avenue
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NEWS
Cal Phil at The Mill Returns for Fourth Season
Old Mill Executive Director Jack McQueen announced the Cal Phil at The Mill concert series will return this summer for a fourth season with Saturday evenings on July 23 August 20 and September 17. The concerts showcase small ensembles from the California Philharmonic Orchestra and are free to the public with advance phone registration required due to limited seating.
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Cal Phil
Huntington Math Team Dominates Mark Keppel Invitational Foxes Lead LA County
Huntington Middle School’s math team clinched two major wins, taking the Mark Keppel Invitational and LA County top honors. Katie Wu captured the final overall title and Math Bowl, with Roger Sheu as Mad Hatter 7 champ. Tiffany Liu placed second in geometry as Sunnie Hsuing finished third. Bryan Mao was Roadrunner runner-up, while Benjamin Kwan and Jonathan Ho earned Leap Frog.
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Huntington Middle School
Foxes
Mark Keppel
Huntington
Katie Wu
Roger Sheu
Tiffany Liu
Sunnie Hsuing
Bryan Mao
Benjamin Kwan
Jonathan Ho
Los Angeles
Anonymous donation fuels San Marino library drive
The San Marino Public Library campaign received a $3 million anonymous gift, lifting community contributions to over $7.1 million of the $13 million project. With $5.5 million already from city reserves and only $400,000 left, officials expect a spring 2006 groundbreaking after city council talks. Mayor Bob Twist says the gift keeps taxes or bonds from being needed and notes more major gifts may come. The council plans a ceremonial groundbreaking date and will vote on the 2005-06 budget to fund construction drawings.
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San Marino Concerts in the Park slate announced for 2005
The San Marino Schools Foundation and the City of San Marino announce the twelfth annual Summer 2005 Concerts in the Park at Lacy Park. June 26 features The Funky Hippeez, July 24 Island Voyage, and September 11 The Answer, with gates open 6 to 8 PM or 5 to 7 PM. Tickets in advance are 7 dollars for individuals and 20 dollars for families. at the gate 10 dollars and 25 dollars.
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San Marino
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Virginia Rd
July 4 1847 Independence Celebration in Los Angeles
Los Angeles marked Independence Day as California joined the Union with a sunrise salute at Ft. Moore the flag raised on a 150 foot shaft from the Sierra Madre. The Declaration was read in English and Spanish as settlers celebrated freedom amid military rule and a weekend of picnics at Lake Vineyard ranch.
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Lake Vineyard Ranch
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Mitch Lehman
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