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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2005
Page
3
A letter from the San Marino Boy Scout Troop 358 and parents thanks The Tribune for prompt space for troop articles and photos. It lauds scouting’s positive impact on local youth and reaffirms scouting visibility in the community.
The Los Angeles Star recounts San Marino’s July 4 1972 celebration with a parade led by General Phineas Banning and pioneer statesmen. Judge Ygnacio Sepulveda speaks at Casa Linda farm after a 10:00 a.m. parade along Main Spring Aliso and past the new fire engine with the Dolly Varden Hose Company amid French German Irish societies and civic groups.
An ad hoc Citizens Committee will study facilities, location, and funding for a community center adjacent to the San Marino Public Library. Robert Sievers of the Library Foundation says the gift pushes the campaign toward a 7.5 million dollar goal as volunteers expand Lifelong Learning, computer lab, children's space, and tutoring rooms. Interested residents can visit BrandNewLibrary.org or contact Cindy Chan at 300-0779 for details.
San Marino High School via LACOROP will host a six week summer course in digital photography for adults. Instructor Joel Glassman will teach June 30 to about six weeks from 6 to 9 PM in Room 601. Registration requires a $50 cashier’s check or money order payable to LACOROP. Call 299-7020 x327.
The Rotary Club of San Marino lists weekly noon meetings at the San Marino Centre with a June to July speaker lineup including Salute to the Military Academies, a thanks for a great year, a Demotion Dinner at San Gabriel Country Club, Bruce Sievers on Count, Craft Talks, and a Chicago Rotary International Convention report presented by Len Therrien.
Newly built 2002 rework with cedar tile roof, copper plumbing, and 3,427 sq ft living space. Four bedrooms and 4.5 baths across a spacious layout including a formal dining room, den, and gourmet kitchen. Located within walking distance to Lacy Park in Huntington Library District.
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