Two Landmark City Pharmacies Join in Local Heritage
Oak Knoll and Huntington Pharmacy, San Marino institutions since 1926 and 1947, merged in December under Jack Richardson. Huntington’s staff and management remain, with upgrades to gifts and jewelry sections. Anniversary sale set for March 10-11 offers discounts and door prizes.
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Forgery and extortion arrests mark San Marino police week
San Marino police reported a 26 year old woman arrested for forgery at the post office after attempting to buy a 3000 money order with a fictitious check. She faces multiple forgery related charges and had an outstanding Pasadena warrant. Extortion followed after a San Marino resident was targeted. Residents faced two burglaries, a dog kennel citation, a gym trespass by students, and a spate of bicycle thefts. A 69 year old woman was hospitalized after a fall on Feb 28.
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Residents oppose front-yard fences in San Marino
At the March 1 DRC meeting S K Goh and Frank Lin were denied fence approvals for Canterbury Road and Orlando Road projects. Neighbors, led by Bill Wenzlau, presented a petition opposing front-yard fencing, calling it inconsistent with the neighborhood.
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San Marino City Club Preview Sparks Okla homa! and Parcel Tax Talk
The San Marino City Club dinner featured a preview of the San Marino High School musical Oklahoma! with director Bennett Wright and stars Linda Dam and David Southwell. Richard Giss urged support for the March 7 parcel tax renewal Yes on A, noting funds used for Huntington classrooms and school renovations. Ted Gibson of the California Department of Finance discussed California’s economy, pointing to aerospace cuts, defense spending declines, and the 1990s downturn versus 1930s.
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Leading Anti Horcher Candidate to Address Pasadena Club
Barbara Stone the leading conservative candidate to replace ex Republican Paul Horcher in the 60th Assembly District will speak to the Pasadena Lincoln Club at its noon luncheon on Thursday March 16 at Beckham Place restaurant 77 W Walnut Pasadena Stone named National Republican Woman of the Year and serves as Rio Hondo Community College District trustee Her topic Gains Republican Control of the State Assembly and the Horcher Recall Election Goodbye Willie Brown by Summer Reservations for the 17 luncheon can be made by calling 796 0450.
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Opening Night Gala Reservations for Oklahoma at San Marino High
Deadline Monday March 13 for the San Marino High School Opening Night Gala of Oklahoma. Tickets by mail only cost 50 75 or 100 with no at door sales. Dinner 5 30 to 7 30 in gardens of Walter and Aeshen Jayasinghe. Proceeds to San Marino Schools Foundation for Neher Auditorium renovation.
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San Marino parcel tax renewal passes by wide margin
Voters in San Marino approve Proposition A by 88.33 percent to 11.67 percent, 2954 yes to 390 no, with absentee ballots included. Richard Giss of Citizens for San Marino Schools praises community backing and hard work of volunteers. Superintendent Tom Godley credits the election committee and strong local support for schools. Carol Horton notes the 1991 approval margin of 83 percent.
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A Word to the Wise by James Thorpe
Quote edition cites James Thorpe on problem solving in a brief column. It presents a maxim about preferring a tough issue to an unsolvable one and frames it as advice in a reflective piece.
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New Tribune Format To Debut Next Week
The San Marino Tribune introduces a new Business and Real Estate Section a new Sports Section and expanded News and Society Sections in its debut issue next Thursday March 16. John Roaney named Business and Real Estate Editor, a noted financial writer. Subscribers can call 282 5707 to subscribe renew or rush a copy.
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Huntington Library Receives Mormon Church History Donation
The Huntington Library accepts How Firm a Foundation The Story of the Pasadena Stake a 200 page book chronicling Mormon growth in the San Gabriel Valley from the 1920s to today Local LDS members donated over 4 000 hours of work for the research and publication Pasadena Stake hosts over 3 000 church members mainly in Pasadena area
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