San Marino Food Director Promotes Student Food Choice
Dorthy James, director of food services, notes that allowing children to choose improves intake and reduces waste. She leads district meals under a new National Food Lunch program, saving about 35000 dollars, and expands duties to oversee preparation, delivery, and cost efficiency while adopting offer versus serve in high school. She plans to attend a California Food Service Association meeting in San Diego.
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Dorthy James
San Marino
Sam Martino
James
San Diego
California Food Service Association
Along the Drive Quote on Wine Etiquette
An old joke notes that a man who drinks a whole bottle of wine is called a wine. If he drinks a half bottle at a time he is called a gourmet. The line reflects playful social labels about drinking.
Scouts usher in spring with annual Girl Scout Garden Tour
About 1 percent of San Marino Girl Scouts join the Sierra Madres Council in the 47th annual Garden Tour and third annual Junior Flower Show on March 22 and 23. Gardens featured include Mr and Mrs Malcolm Smith and Thermas Cole in San Marino, with Arcadia locations for additional tours. Tickets and brochures are available through local troops or the council office in South Pasadena. Proceeds fund ongoing Girl Scout programs and council activities.
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San Marino
Sierra Madres
Glendale
Monrovia
el Monte
Pasadena
Malcolm Smith
Thermas Cole
Patton
Sand F
Carolyn Laeser
Claude FR. Hickman
Daniel A. Eventov
Arcadia
South Pasadena
Land
Clude
Sierra Madres Girl Scout Council
Los Angeles State and County Arboretum
Jennifer Bradley
Kathy Nida
Jennifer McNeish
Tracy Nicholas
Belinda Dittmar
San Marino Tribune
Star Struck Sara Edwards rises to TV producer role
Former San Marinan Sara Edwards daughter of Andrew and Jeane Edwards of Oxford Road pursues a national TV career. Co host of PM Magazine she writes edits and produces features, relies on local friends as spies, and once interviewed Liberace and Lorne Greene. She began as a UCLA graduate secret ary and receptionist then moved behind the scenes before stepping in front of the camera.
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Las Vegas
CBS
Sara
Guy
Harm Burger
Unis
Liberace
Lorne Greene
KMXT
UCLA
San Marinan
Sara Edwards
SMHS
Burglaries Rise Prompt Two Suspects' Jailed in San Marino
Residential burglaries in San Marino have surged to three to four per day since March, police report. Two male suspects linked to a March spree across Temple City, Altadena, Pasadena, South Pasadena and San Marino were arrested last Saturday on burglary charges and held on $10,000 bail. The arrests helped clear 22 burglaries, aided by the suspects’ alleged focus on gold jewelry and sterling silver. Juvenile and adult arrests rose in the region, with the city noting several high value thefts from February incidents in Garfield Avenue, McFarlane Street and La Mirada Avenue among others.
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San Marino
San Gabriel Valley
Roxbury
Tribune
Arcadia
Monrovia
Temple City
Altadena
Pasadena
South Pasadena
Hal Havens
Jim Moore
McFarlane Street
Virginia Road
la Mirada Avenue
Mill Road
Huntley Circle
Oak Grove Corner
Warwick Road
Lorain Road
Sell-out Hearing Shapes San Marino Police and Fire Assessment Decision
At a San Marino City Council hearing the panel adopted a proposal to treat property purchased after Proposition 13 as non-sold for assessment purposes. The plan would set the home improvement portion at 1975-76 rates plus 2 percent annually, with a unanimous vote amid mixed audience views.
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San Marino
Ben Hammon
Jarvis Gann
Summer School Plans Discussed By Board
School board heard Roger Lowney outline summer program at University of La Verne for high and elementary classes. Plans run June 23 to August 1 with June 15 17 registration and tuition increases. If approved, lists mailed by May. Dorthy James presented as new food services director.
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Roger Lowney
University of la Verne
la Verne
San Marino
Lowney
San Marino Forum Lets Four Candidates Present Views
Four San Marino City Council candidates will present views at Huntington School Auditorium on Monday March 2 from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. Incumbents Benjamin Hammon Maurice Jones Jr and Joseph W Lewis plus challenger Andrew Hallam Jr share eight minute talks followed by audience Q and A. Each candidate then has two minutes for a closing summary. The San Marino City Club sponsors the event as three of four are to be elected in the April city election.
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San Marino
Huntington School Auditorium
Benjamin Hammon
Maurice Jones Jr
Joseph W. Lewis
Andrew Hallam Jr
San Marino City Club
Sprucing Up San Marino High School Gets Fresh Look
San Marino High School reveals a refreshed exterior and garden spaces after two work days led by Mrs Leonard Marangi school beautification chair. Zethusians and Key Club painted trash cans Titan Blue and refreshed gym steps while Amiian Service Club and neighbors painted lunch court tables. Huntington Library shared drought resistant plant guidance. dirt plots now bloom with ceanothus and Simmondsia.
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San Marino High School
Leonard Marangi
Zethusians
Key Club
Titan
Marangi
Amiian Service Club
Huntington Library
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