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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1981
Page
7
The San Marino Public Library offers a Spanish class for ages 5 to 7 starting June 30 with Mary Louise Page as teacher. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 2:45 p.m. for six weeks, limited to 12 students, fee $15 including materials and library donation. Pre-registration and info at 22-8484.
A compact call to readers to shop locally and support the businesses that sponsor the paper. It notes merchants in the area and urges continued patronage to keep coverage and community news thriving.
On Thursday June 18 1961 San Marino Tribune lists senior award winners including Jane Lester Hinshaw Outstanding Senior Award Steve Ling California Savings & Loan League David Chamberlain Mark Wylie Edison Award Pam Baker Julie Grace Cowan Memorial Scott McGregor Walter Dingus Good Citizenship Morgan Tookey DAR Good Citizenship Jackie Blumenthal Pep Spirit Award leadership Rotary Fair Play honorees Make Harrigian Pam Baker Jeff Goss Lisa Jackson Morgan Tookey Jennifer Mike Walston and Exchange Club Harvey Girl of the Year Ian and Lucy receive recognitions.
Residents across Rose and Kerns avenues and Sheffield Road won a victory as the council agreed to install stop signs to slow traffic. A traffic study was urged while neighbors raised concerns about speeding and a runoff of water at Bradbury and Melville, with a plan for false islands and additional stop signs to address safety.
Junior at University of California Irvine Mark Rosenthal earns Phi Beta Kappa honors for the spring 1981 semester Rosenthal is a San Marino High School graduate and is recognized for academic excellence at Irvine despite being early in college.
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