05 Mar 1987
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1987
Page
1
San Marino residents wrapped February with civic events. Rotary Club honored Operation Shadow and Writer's Seminar with Gene Perret as guest, installing student directors Stephanie Furita and Greg Penner. Leaders and dignitaries included Senator Newton Russell and Supervisor Michael Antonovich.
Pasadena's Kidspace on El Molino hosts hands on exhibits for ages 2 to 12 with programs for Valentine School second graders. The non profit museum features heroes and heroines icons, a Human Habitrail, Grown-Up Tools and interactive displays on light anatomy and communications. It welcomes public visits and private birthday events.
La Mancha Development Company will resubmit revised plans to San Marino Planning Commission after denial of a conditional use permit for a Huntington Drive and Winston Del Mar site. Four stores replacing six, elimination of fast food, architecture kept village themed, aiming to satisfy tenant control concerns and avoid student loitering.
Music figure Richard Clapton states that for every credibility gap there is a gullibility gap, highlighting skepticism in contemporary discourse. The remark underscores how audiences assess truth and trust in media and public statements.
The Penner pair Clifford and Joyce pen a family handbook on sexuality covering from infancy to aging adults. The book expands their therapy work on unconsummated marriages and school programs, with seminars planned across California and beyond through 1987.
Carver Elementary marked the 200th anniversary of the Constitution with an all grade program on February 25. Fifth graders spoke about the Constitution and sang patriotic songs, followed by performances by the fourth grade with songs and a square dance. The event featured PTA President Linda Speil and former principal Alex Serum as Music Director.
Plans firm for the Valentine Family Fair this Saturday March 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch offers barbecue hamburgers or hot dogs, plus chili Mexican food wonton donuts salafel and frozen treats. Games for all ages include Basketball Create-A Cup cake walk face painting ponies and a shirt shop. Egg confetti returns as a favorite activity. Proceeds fund Valentine School projects supported by the PTA.
South Pasadena centennial talk by Jane Apostol at 2 30 p m March 10 details city history from ostrich spectacles to local lore and book signing on site Copies of South Pasadena A Centennial History may be bought at Huntington Bookstore Also March 22 a romantic period concert at Frends Hall featuring Drinkall and Baker Duc with Florida State University links praised by critics in Montreux and Georgetown journals
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