Five women honored at Pasadena YWCA Second Century Awards Luncheon
Newsmakers San Marino resident Nancy Wheat among five women recognized by the Pasadena Foothill YWCA at the 13th annual Second Century Awards Luncheon held April 22 at the Pasadena Hilton. Wheat led the YWCA Board 1982 to 1984 and has chaired United Way Pacesetters, led Boys' Republic fundraising, and served on Sierra Club and Los Angeles Philharmonic groups.
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San Marino
Nancy Wheat
Pasadena Foothill Ywca
Pasadena Hilton Hotel
Tempros International Forms Joint Venture
Tempros International Inc joins Petroleum Industry Consultants Inc of Westminster California and its ROPE Inc subsidiary in a joint venture to supply temporary and part time experts to the international petroleum sector. Edward A Freeburg founder and president brings 30 years in exploration and production with overseas experience in Tehran Tripoli and London.
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Tempres International, Inc
Petroleum Industry Consultants, Inc
Westminster
California
Rope, Incorporated
Edward A. Freeburg
Arco International Oil and Gas Co
Tempros International
Freeburg
Tempros
University of Kansas
Phillips Petroleum Co
West Texas
ARCO
Lavan Petroleum Company
Tehran
Iran
Tripoli
Libya
London
U.S
Arco International
Los Angeles
Pat
Gainsborough Drive
Muellerschoen Named VP at E F Hutton
George J. Muellerschoen II was appointed vice president of E F Hutton & Company Inc, announced by chairman Robert Fomon. An account executive and Regional Recruiting Director in Pasadena, he joined Hutton in 1962 and holds UC Berkeley ties with memberships in the American Legion Navy League Pasadena Bond Club and Annandale Country Club. He and wife Betty reside on Lorain Road.
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George J. Muellerschoen II
E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc
Robert Fomon
Muellerschoen
Hutton
Pasadena
Vie Muellerschoen
American Legion
Navy League
Annandale
University of California At Berkeley
Lorain Road
Betty
Richards Disputes Parent's Complaint About Grading
San Marino school officials dispute a parent's claim that high school teachers grade too hard. At an April meeting Dr Michael Patzakis argued SMHS grades on a curve hurt college admissions, while Principal Richards and Superintendent Brown defended grading practices and noted SAT and GPA alone do not define college readiness. Patzakis proposed shorter class periods and weekly cultural assemblies, but these ideas were dismissed or deferred.
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San Marino
Michael Patzakis
SMHS
Patzakis
University of Southern California
California
Gary Richards
Richards
David Brown
San Marino Unified School District
Brown
Patakis
Atend Usc
Richards Als
San Marino High School
Mia King
Gibraltar Savings and Loan
Debra Dasher
Bonnie Studt
Bernard Widmar
Gibraltar Savings
Miss King
Joanne Connor
San Marino Prop K Walkers Reach Voters In District
More than 150 volunteers walked San Marino streets to urge support for Proposition K on the June 3 ballot. Organizers and residents described a positive reception, with many questions answered about school funding and how the assessment would stay local.
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San Marino
Maureen Springer
Citizens For
Board of Education
Brena Hecht
Alexa Frampson
Sandy Morris
Joan Dietrich
Therm
Wembley Road
Susan Gordinier
Nancy Bartlett
David Destino
San
Nowak Named Assistant City Manager in San Marino
John Nowak was hired as assistant city manager for San Marino, starting April 22 at a $34,990 annual salary. He previously served as assistant to the city manager in Lancaster for over three years and will move to Monrovia soon. The council received 63 applications, then interviewed six finalists before selecting Nowak, who holds a BA from Siena College and an MPA from West Virginia University.
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John Nowak
City of
San Marino
Nowak
Allen Stephenson
Lancaster
Stephenson
John
Coun
Monrovia
Mid-Cumberland Council of Governments
Nashville
Tenn
Office of
Urbana
Federal Affairs
State of
Tennessee
Siena College
New York
West Virginia University
Samuel Johnsons Quote About Originality On Manuscripts
A fragment reflects Samuel Johnsons view that a manuscript can be good and original yet parts may lack originality, expressing a tension between merit and novelty in writing. The remark highlights the enduring balance authors seek between quality and fresh ideas.
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Samuel Johnsons
Former Cartoonist Harris Draws A New Assignment
John Harris, 28 years a San Marino resident, left newspaper cartooning in 1980 to join IDS Financial Services as a Certified Financial Planner. He now returns briefly to cartoons supporting Proposition K while reflecting on his school district loyalties and local involvement.
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Harris
San Marino
I.D.S. Financial Services
the Tribune
Maryjane
Huntington School
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