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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2006
Page
1
The San Marino High School 2006 graduation features remarks honoring educators. students recall teachers with humor and gratitude during a field ceremony. Principal Loren Kleinrock urges graduates to seek purpose beyond themselves and to pursue self-satisfaction from doing their best.
Bill Steele, San Marino icon who lived 81 years, was remembered in a packed Friends Hall at the Huntington Library. Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca praised his spirit and impact, with a roster of speakers recalling his energy and life’s meaning. Huntington President Steven Koblik led tributes as the event opened.
The San Marino City Council will adopt the 2006-07 operating budget at a 7:00 a.m. study session in the Emergency Operations Center. The plan keeps the $5.5 million city commitment to the new San Marino Public Library, as a $3 million shortfall remains unresolved despite a fundraising drive raising over $7.5 million. Groundbreaking awaits full funding with bids planned for August and September, and council may decide to add $3 million from reserves or scrap the project.
San Marino High School Latin French and Spanish teacher Paul Shickle died Tuesday at Arcadia Methodist Hospital at age 78. A Latin service is set for Saturday at Holy Angels Church Arcadia, with a memorial noting his 44 years of district service and a classroom named in his honor. He launched the schools Latin Club and hosted state conventions.
General George S. Patton faced stalled Third Army advance amid heavy rains. He ordered chaplains to craft a prayer, distributed on cards, urging troops to pray for victory and guidance. After the prayers, rain ceased and the army moved toward Berlin.
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