Timothy J Crist Promoted To Director Of Issues Management
Timothy J Crist of The Prudential Insurance Company Newark NJ advances to director of issues management in the public affairs department. He joined as public issues analyst in Dec 1979, became senior public issues analyst in Mar 1981, and received the latest promotion. A 1969 San Marino High School graduate, he earned a Yale BA magna cum laude and a Cambridge PhD in history. He is the son of the Rev and Mrs Bertrand Crist formerly of San Marino and brother of SMHS Assistant Principal David Crist.
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Timothy J. Crist
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
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Crist
Prudential
San Marino High School
Yale University
Cambridge University
England
Bertrand Crist
San Marino
SMHS
David Crist
Varner Assumes Presidency Amid Wilshire Acquisition Venture
Ronald L. Varner, president of Wilshire International, adds Wilshire Bedding Co Inc to his duties as the two entities form a new company to acquire Wilshire Bedding and its subsidiaries. The move positions Wilshire International to leverage resources for better product values and services. Wilshire manufactures upholstery including oak, rattan, and imported products. Varner and his wife Christina have four children and live on Monterey Place in San Marino where he is engaged with local groups and activities.
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Ronald L. Varner
Wilshire International
Wilshire Bedding Co Inc
Wilshire Bedding
Warner
Wilshire
Oak
San the Floral Recreation
Ieee and Friends of
San Marino
Christina
Monterey Place
Ferry Elected To Scripps Trustees
Richard M. Ferry, co founder and president of Korn Perry International, has been elected to the Scripps College board of trustees. He serves on boards including Pacific Company First Business Bank and Deauville Inc and chairs Continental American Properties. The San Diego resident sits on the University board of regents and Ballet Foundation, directs Insight and United Way, with wife Maude at Monterey Road.
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Richard M. Ferry
Scripps College Board of Trustees
Ferry
Korn ‘Perry International
Pacific Company
First Business Bank
Deauville Inc Oe
Continental American Properties
University Board of Regents
The
Ballet Foundation
Insight
United Way
Maude
Monterey
Khoury joins NBC spot sales in New York agency
Kim Khoury daughter of Dr and Mrs Nicholas Khoury of Chelsea Road has accepted a new position with NBC Television Spot Sales in New York. She resigned as account executive with CBS Radio New York after being promoted to the CBS York office in March 1985 following a year with CBS Radio Los Angeles. A USC graduate she was vice president of Mortar and recipient of the Troy Award for outstanding scholarship and was affiliated with Pi Beta Phi sorority.
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Kim Khoury
Nicholas Khoury
Chelsea Road
NBC
New York
Taate Earns Bank of America Spe Recognition Award
Taate, manager of Bank of America in San Marino, is among eight Southern California officers chosen for the Spe Recognition Award for 1983. Armacost, president and chief executive, presented the newly established honor at the bank’s fifth annual ceremony. Taate was cited for business development, portfolio management, and improved branch service since her 1983 appointment.
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Celle Taate
Bank of America
San Marino
Southern California
Spe
Mrsty Samuel MH. Armacost
Bank
Is. Taale
Paramedic Services Debate Delayed By Absence at San Marino Council
San Marino city leaders postponed presentation of the citizens advisory committee report on paramedic services for several weeks. The panel weighs city owned service versus private contract with Professional Ambulance Inc, with a three month extension to evaluate options as the current three-year deal nears June 30. The panel includes Harold Harrigian and Dr Herbert Rubin, while concerns about malpractice insurance and short term coverage were raised by William Angles. The report may be presented at the July 1 meeting or a July 18 special session.
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Visory
San Marino
Professional Ambulance Inc
Harold Harrigian
Harrigian
Stanley Hayden
Herbert Rubin
Morgan Knechtel
South Pasadena
Racial Tensions Flare Over Beating of Chinese Youth
A 17 year old Chinese student suffered a broken nose and bruising after being beaten by three Caucasian youths at Huntington School courts. Police described the attack as racially motivated. The youths, aged 14 and 12, allegedly taunted him with slurs before assaulting him with fists and a bicycle chain, then fleeing on bicycles. His family seeks assault charges. A separate San Marino High incident involved a stolen Interact club juke box valued near $600.
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Huntington Schoo
Ateneo
Marino High School
Huntington School
Along The Drive Along The Drive
The remark questions Slim Pickens being replaced by someone named Lean Cuisine and frames it as a humorous or puzzling possibility. It hints at a lookalike or spoof scenario without asserting fact. No concrete events or sources are provided in the text.
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Lean Cuisine
San Marino Board Reduces Phase 2 Computer Budget
The San Marino school board, after a study committee review prompted by the June meeting, trimmed the Phase 2 computer program budget from over 910,000 to 34,262 dollars. Barbara Rice explained the savings came from improved cost estimates, added state funds, personnel adjustments, and halving printers. The board deferred final 1984 85 funding pending July 17 financial clarifications.
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San Marino
Independence Day Celebration In San Marino A Family Get Together
Peggy Class of the San Marino Chamber of Commerce describes this year’s 21st Independence Day as a family get together with a July 4 schedule. Events begin with a 9 am swim meet at San Marino High School pool, followed by a chamber parade, picnic, and fireworks at Lacy Park. Parade departs Huntington Drive and Monterey Road, led by Hoy Scout Troop 355, featuring autos, floats, bicycles, and dignitaries. Grand Marshals include Jack and Midge Sherwood. local officials and trustees are named. Parade formation at 4 pm, steps off at 5 pm. Safety rules limit motorcycles, require licenses for motor vehicles, and discourage children under five. After the parade, entertainment runs 6 pm to dark. picnic food stands open, families urged to bring their own dinners. fireworks after dark. Stakes to reserve spots are discouraged to ensure safety.
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San Marino
Peggy
San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Road
Lacy Park
Hoy Scout Troop No
Jack and
Midge Sherwood
Benjamin Hammon
Andrew Hallam
Howard Privett
Lynn Reitnover
Rosemary Simmons
Bruce McGregor
Lois Ukropina
Selma Sax Larry
Shery Goodreau
Goudreau
Graziella Almanza
San Marino Historical Society
John Young
Rotary Club
Paul Crowley
Cry Club
Marlene Eliott
The
Womans Club
Carol Attebery
Republican Woman's Club
Today
Tribune
Chamber of Foe
Huntington Drive
San
Dads
Tom Sullivan
San Marino Athletes Feted at Southwestern Academy Barbecue
More than 50 athletes and Olympic officials from the Republic of San Marino will be honored at an American barbecue Monday evening. The Sister City Committee chose Southwestern Academy on Monterey Road for the event with tents and decorations in city colors. Residents will receive invitations. Lee Starkey notes entertainment, door prices, an open bar, and a sit‑down dinner are planned.
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Repubblic
San Marino
San Merino
Southwestern Academy
Monterey Road
Republic
San Mario
Lee Starkey
Holiday Alterg Deadlines Shift With Weekday Count
Deadline changes extend due to holiday congestion as most deadlines move to the next working day. Officials say Monday through Friday schedules are affected and readers should check updated times and notices from the Sen Marino Tribune.
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Sen Marino Tribune
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RD. Rogers Trove Service
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Erage Caressa
Interact Service Club
Barbara Rice
Kenneth White
Roxee Graves
Selma Sax
Pacific Energy Ventures
Chuck Henry
Denise Andrews
Paris
San Marino Schools Foundation
Marino
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