Register By March 16 To Vote In Municipal Election
Last day to register or change address name or party for the April 14 election is March 16 1992. Registration cards available at City Hall Public Library Chamber of Commerce and Post Office Sample Ballots mailed March 5 to April 4 Absent Ballots processed March 16 to April 7 Voted ballots due by 8 p.m. Election Day polling hours 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call City Clerk at 300-0705 with questions or for assistance
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City Hall
Public Library
Chamber of Commerce and Post Office
Sporting Goods Sale at San Marino High School PTSA
The San Marino High School PTSA hosts a sporting goods rummage sale on Saturday March 21 from 8 am to 3 pm in the high school cafeteria at 2701 Huntington Dr. All proceeds fund a new clock and bell system and fire and earthquake warnings. Donations desired. box drop sites listed March 13 to 20. Receipts for tax purposes. cash sales. Call Mardi Chamberlain at 287-2892 with questions.
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San Marino
Mardi Chamberlain
San Marino School Board seeks funds as budget shortfalls loom
The San Marino School Board warned of a 1991-92 budget shortfall with $86,000 less from lottery revenues and a statewide $2.6 billion revenue gap. Losses include $51,000 for a main power cable replacement at San Marino High School and facilities problems at Huntington and Stoneman Schools. Ideas discussed include temporary space heaters, Alumni Association fundraising, and a city partnership, with focus on funding drama, dance, and AP positions amid ongoing facility needs.
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San Marino
Carol Horton
Horton
San Marino High School
Huntington
Stoneman
Los Angeles County
Bob Reed
Reed
Bruce Rutherford
Along The Drive
When you're pushing seventy, that's really exercise enough. The line hints at a column or humorous aside about aging and mobility during a drive.
Languages Are Not So Foreign to Students at Rio Hondo Meet
San Marino High School students showcased foreign language skills at the Rio Hondo League Invitational Foreign Language Field Day on February 29. Teams from 18 San Gabriel Valley schools competed in Spanish French and ESL, earning multiple medals across original composition dramatic recitation and skits.
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San Marino
San Gabriel Valley
Kristen Koiles
Leticia Sanchez
SMHS
Penner
Tillie Wie
Four Candidates for Three City Council Seats to Debate
Four candidates compete for three council seats in the April 14 election. All will meet at Huntington Intermediate School at 7:30 p.m. for a San Marine City Club Forum on March 25. Candidates answered nine questions, and the event aims to help voters assess each contender.
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Huntington Intermediate
San Answers
Marine City Club Forum
Don Cotton Biography and Education Highlights
Don Cotton grew up in California's central valley and spent a decade in the Bay Area before relocating to Los Angeles in 1962. He has resided in San Marino since 1971 and holds a BS in landscape architecture from UC Berkeley and an MS in city and regional planning from USC.
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Don Cotton
Central Valley
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles
San Marino
Cotton
The
University of California, Berkeley
USC
San Marino Candidates Highlight Local Service and Legal Expertise
The prospective council slate features Cotton, Dryden, and Le Sage. Cotton campaigns on municipal finance planning and police fire funding experience, plus civic work with San Marino schools. Dryden, a longtime resident, tech engineer and former city official, seeks a second term. Le Sage, a business litigator and LA-area Bar leader, brings law and governance credentials.
Allan Yung a San Marino physician and community leader
Allan Yung grew up in Hong Kong and moved to the United States in 1959 then to San Marino in 1975. He earned an MS in chemistry at the University of Richmond and an MD at the Medical College of Virginia. He opened a private ENT and facial plastic surgery practice in 1976 and has served on multiple San Marino organizations including the Schools Foundation and City Club. He is a past leader in the Los Angeles medical and Chinese physician communities and holds positions at UCLA and local hospitals. His council goal emphasizes safe, beautiful neighborhoods, improved education, and broad participation for 2000 and beyond.
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Cotton
San Marino
Council
Dryden
San Mario
San Marino City Club
San Marino Tennis Foundation
San Mario Tennis Foundation
San Marino Schools Foundation
Carver, Valentine and
Stoneman
Titan
SMHS
L.A Bar
Siontetagteans
Allan Yung
Hong Kong
United States
Yung
University of Richmond
The
Medical College of Virginia
San Mario City
PTA
San Marino Chinese Club
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Chinese Physician Society
Ameriian Board
Ucla School of Medicine
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College and Career
Gary Richards
Jack Rose
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Alex Clark
Laura Heartfield
Lauren Cameron
Bob Dial
Steve Chen
Patti Lew
Smhs Ptsa
By Sally Blake
USC School of Urban Planning
American Institute of Certified Planners
Cottons
Cotton/Beland/Associates
Souther Carorni
Eugene Dryden
California Institute of Technology
Tau Beta Pi
Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Bernard le Sage
le Sage
Town Hall of California
Acrojet Electronics System
Acrojet General Corporation
Meady
Alhambra Community Hospital
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