Lori Oakes Chillingworth Joins Rockwell as Project Manager
Lori Oakes Chillingworth daughter of Myron and Mrs Oakes Sherwood Road has become project manager for Rockwell International Corporation North American Aircraft Operations at Palmdale. She heads the automatic fastening function for forward fuselage and cockpit sections on a Rockwell military contract aircraft. She is a San Marino High School graduate 1974 and earned engineering honors from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She previously worked four years as senior manufacturing engineer in aircraft assembly at Lockheed California Company Burbank.
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Lori Oakes Chillingworth
Myron D Oakes
Sherwood Road
Rockwell International Corporation
North American Aircraft
Palmdale
Rockwell
Chillingworth
San Marino
Cal Poly
San Luig Obispo
Lockheed California Company
Burbank
Kennedy Named Director of California Water Resources
Gov George Deukmeier appointed David N Kennedy to lead the California Department of Water Resources as the former director Hon Hokie stepped down in December. Kennedy, a Metropolitan Water District veteran, began as an engineer in 1968 and rose to assistant general manager in 1974 overseeing operations planning and contracts. He holds a civil engineering bachelor’s from UC Berkeley earned in 1969 and a master’s in 1982, with wife Barbary and three children.
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David N Kennedy
Metropolitan Water District
Eee
California Department of Water Resources
DWR
George Deukmeian
Hon Hokie
Jerry Brown
Kennedy
California Aqueduct
Department
Metropolitan
Colorado River
E Thornton Ibbetson
Dave
Know Ibbetson
UC Berkeley
Darby Road
McMorrow Named To Superior Board
James J McMorrow elected to the board of Superior Industries International Inc expanding the board from seven to eight members. He is senior partner of The Fornstall Company and sits on multiple corporate boards including Associated Hosts Electro Rent House of Fabrice Westlands Diversified Bank Wyle Laboratory. He serves in numerous civic and professional roles and lives with his wife Celine and sons Christian Douglas and Jeffrey on St Albans Hill.
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James J McMorrow
Superior Industries International, Inc
Fornstall Company
Los Angeles
McMorrow
Associated Hosts Inc
Electro Rent Corporation
House of Fabrice Inc
Westlands Diversified Bancorp Inc
Wyle Laboratory
National Association For People With Disabilities
Southern California
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Americanian Educational League
Goodwill. Industrie of
Southern Calfornia
Society of the Friemtiy Sons of St Patrick of
Newcomen Society of America
Commerce Associates
USC
Pepperdine Amorjates
Harvard Club
Boston
San Marino City Club
Jonathan Club
McMorrow Tus
Celine
Christian, Douglas and
Jeffrey
St. Albans
Hinad
McKenna Leads Surgical Oncology Society at Denver Meeting
Robert McKenna, a member and leader in the Society of Surgical Oncology, presided over the 4th annual meeting in Denver. He succeeds Dr Gerald Murphy as director of Rowell Park Memorial Institute and plans June retirement from USC Cancer Center after six years.
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Robert McKenna
Society of Surgical Oncology
Denver
Geralt Murphy
Rowwell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Society of Surgical Oincology
McKenna
USC Cancer Center
Commission On Cancer of One
American College of Surgeons
Cancer Centers
California
Wilshire Oncology
Hexford Road
School Board to Seek Legal Opinion on Funding Plan
San Marino residents including Patrick McAdam propose a school financing assessment to be placed before voters. The board referred the idea to county council and the district Legal Advisory Committee for legality, noting a two thirds vote would be required. The plan envisions $108 per parcel and could boost revenues, addressing an $800,000 deficit for 1983-84. The board also tentatively approved a $7.3 million budget relying on state funds and a $300,000 grant from the San Marino Schools Foundation, with a 5 percent pay raise for certificated staff funded by staffing cuts and retirements. Meeting dates were set for July 26 and August 16, with July 12 and August meetings cancelled. Personnel changes included new SMHS physics teacher Beverly Davis, Carver Resource Center director Lily Cooper, Talent Bank coordinator Leslie Dennis, and Jian Mulman as secretary to the director maintenance and operations facility usage clerk.
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David Brown
San Marino Schools Foundation
Beverly Davis
SMHS
Lily Cooper
Carver School
Leslie Dennis
Jian Mulman
Memorable Fourth In Store, San Marino Parade Details
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce plans a city wide Independence Day celebration with a parade beginning at 4 pm Monday at San Marino Avenue and Huntington Drive. Participants will march west on Monterey Road, turn onto Virginia Road to reach Lacy Park for entertainment by the San Marino Dads Band under Michael Ash. Entries from clubs groups and individuals compete for awards from the chamber and San Marino Historical Society including best float and best antique or classic car. Parade leaders include Leading the parade Chief Frank Starts and council members plus Kiwanis and local dignitaries. Page 4.
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San Marino
Monterey Road
Lacy Park
Larry Chaconas
Monterey Head
San Marino Avenue
Huntington Drive
Monterey
Virginia Road
Melvena Kaye
Ton Sullivan
Dinteland
Chambers
The
San Marino Historical Society
Paige Tattee
Sherpoodiewp
Woran
Tir Han Ee Ye Ee
Wail Cameron
Kiwanis Club
Eileen Anderson Woeitiad
Chub
Will
Frank
Joseph
Along The Drive Insight Clarifies Both Sides
A reflective piece argues the drive helps readers view opposing perspectives more clearly. It notes the writer’s limited interest in the topic while inviting broader understanding and calm discussion.
Tribune Closes For Holiday Observance
Tribune offices will be closed Monday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. Advertising deadlines shift to Friday with classified due by 4 pm and display by 5 pm. News deadline remains Friday at 5 pm.
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San Martino Tribune
Officials Outline Conduct Rules For San Marino Festivities
San Marino officials and police outlined conduct rules at the chamber of commerce meeting ahead of the city celebration. Police Chief James Moore cited two drinking related concerns and urged parade drivers not to drink. He noted Lacy Park is normally a no cite area except July 4 and urged reporting of inappropriate behavior to patrol officers. He also advised closing gaps around stalled vehicles. Fireworks use was discussed by Chef Frank Storts, with authorities deeming possession or sale of fireworks unlawful.
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San Marino
Chamber of Commmerce
Moore
Acy Park
Art Hansen Never Got Around To Golf
Art Hansen, a 90 year old San Marino resident and former stock clerk, becomes a San Gabriel Valley lawn bowling enthusiast after retirement. He plans to join U S and British players in three major ALBA tournaments in Southern California this fall, including San Diego and Irvine events, while AWLBA hosts a parallel women’s tour. Hansen recalls meeting Dr Donald Petit who encouraged lawn bowling and set up contact, as the sport gains American and international attention at venues like Santa Anita Bowling Green and Pasadena Lawn Bowling Club.
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Arthur HH Mansen
Shakespeare Drive
San Marino
Pasadena
Hansen
Concordia College
Oakland
San
Donald Petit
Asih
Gad
South Africa
Australia
ASKA
Iberanip Liba Teen Funeists
al Ren
Laxan Byowling
Awelral
Latta
Anita Bowling Cinder Chu
Ancidia
Alse
Sasita Anita
Hberi
Arcadia
Alsy
AWSHA
Southwest
Hiberi
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Rockwell Post
Superior
James J. MeMorres
Surgical
Patrick McAdam
School Board
County Council
McAdam
San Marino Unified School
Huntington School
Brown
Michael Hecht
Huntington Seheet Pta
Hecht
Chamber
Marino
Granella Alivanza
Michael Ash
John Young
Mivar
Mel Fyne
San Mario
Ms. Kaye
Willie Neils
Dallas
Tribune
James Moore
Miller
Art Hansen
By John Cornell
United States
American Lawn Bowl Association
ALBA
Harmen
Petit
Watse
San Diego
Tevine
Ture
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