Two Years Left Of Term Joe Lewis Resigns From City Council
San Marino city council member Joe Lewis resigns effective April 30 1982 after more than a decade of service. He cites increased business opportunities and new community activities as reasons. Lewis served on the city council since 1971 and on the school board prior to that. The mayor and fellow council members praise his long service and engineering and business background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Lewis
San Marino
Lewis
Wallace Chadwick
Betty Groomes
Reithauer
Joe Lewis
Echoe
Ben Hammon
John F. Kooken named Outstanding Agency Volunteer
John F. Kooken, vice president and treasurer of Security Pacific Corporation, was honored at the Central Los Angeles United Way Volunteer Recognition Luncheon as Outstanding Agency Volunteer. Nominated by the Children's Bureau of Los Angeles, he has served as bureau treasurer and finance chair and led allocations in 1980 and 1981. The couple, John and Emily Kooken, reside on Lorain Road.
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John F. Kooken
Central
Los Angeles United Way
Kooken
Security Pacific Corporation
Los Angeles
Children’s Bureau of
United Way
Central City
Emily
Lorain Road
Gessford Names Chairman of Cal State L A Business Info Systems
John Gessford appointed chairman of the business information systems department at California State University Los Angeles where he has taught since 1973. A Provo Utah native, he earned BS MS and PhD in industrial engineering at Stanford and led research at the Stanford Research Institute. He and his wife Susan and their three children live on Cambridge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gesstord
Cal State L.A
Provo
Utah
Stanford University
Stanford Research Institute
U.S
Europe
Gessford
Sigma Xi
Society For Management Informations Systems
Association For Computing Machinery
Addison-Wesley
Susan
Cambridge Road
Home Town Days Set by San Marino Chamber of Commerce
San Marino Chamber of Commerce launches the second annual Home Town Days from Thursday May 15 to Sunday May 31 to boost local shopping and keep tax revenues in the city. Buck Bannon of the House of Fine Spirits and Larry Chaconas of Huntington Pharmacy conceived the event. Stores will advertise Home Town Days specials in the Tribune with door prize registrations across participating shops and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnstone
Los Angeles Dodger
San Marinan
Lee Starkey
San Marino Chamber of Commerce
Larry Chaconas
San Marino
Chamber of Commerce
Buck Bannon
House of Fine Spirits
Huntington Pharmacy
the Tribune
Post Office To Get New Location In September
The San Marino Post Office will move from 2040 Huntington Drive to Pier One Imports at 2960 Huntington Drive in September. The change will widen parking, nearly triple available post office boxes, and keep current box numbers. Pasadena Annex and Fair Oaks sites will consolidate at Orange Grove and Lincoln in October.
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Huntington Drive
Pier One
Barnhart
Pasadena
Arroyo Seco Parkway
Fair Oaks
Orange Grove
Lincoln
Lorraine Wilson Advocate For Mental Health Leader
San Marino editor Lorraine Wilson leads Connections the Los Angeles Mental Health Association monthly to report on community services legislation and care. She describes stigma ignorance and funding gaps while urging awareness that one in four families has a member with mental illness. Turn to Page 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connections
Wilson
Phone Campaign Nets $20,000 For Foundation
The San Marino Schools Foundation reports a March telephone drive added $20,000 toward its goal of $200,000 to support the 1981 82 San Marino schools budget. Through pledges both new and from earlier in 1961 42, nearly $175,000 has been raised, with final totals still counting. The foundation, a nonprofit charity, praised community support and invites tax deductible contributions to P O Box 6656 San Marino CA 9108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Board of Education
Aays Thomas Kibler
Sam Marino Schools Foundation
P.O. Box
Council Sets May Meeting on Vacancy Filling
The San Marino City Council meets Friday May 7 at 6 p.m. in city hall chambers to discuss ways and legal steps to fill the seat vacated by Joseph Lewis. No decision will be made. Options include appointing by May 30 or calling a special election between August 13 and 27 if no appointment occurs by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
City Hall
Joseph Lewis
San Marino Unified releases 12 page enrollment brochure
San Marino Unified School District unveils a 12 page brochure to promote public schools to private school families and home buyers. Superintendent David Brown says the tool targets private schools and home-buying markets, with 3000 copies funded by the general fund and local Realtors. The district hopes to increase enrollment despite an expected 130 student drop next year.
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San Marino
San Marino Unified School District
General Fund
Board of Realtors
Along The Drive offers idea for Six Brides for Seven Brothers
A quirky remark suggests reworking the show Along The Drive into Six Brides for Seven Brothers, implying a potential title change or mashup concept for audience appeal. The line frames a playful, theater or showbiz angle on pairing the current program with a classic musical twist.
Community Council To Meet On Future Fund Drives
The San Marino Community Council will meet Thursday May 13 from 7 to 8 pm in city hall to elect 1942 83 executive committee officers review past campaigns discuss future goals and finalize fund distributions for 1962 43. Agencies may request support by sending letters to the council PO Box 407 San Marino CA 91108 with forms already mailed to funded agencies and gratitude expressed for more than 60000 raised in 61 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Counel
Best
John Devereux
Limits and Discipline Forum For Parents and Teens
The next Parent-Teens Forum will be Wednesday May 12 at 7 pm in the Huntington Schest cafeteria. The topic is Setting Limits and Discipline led by Martin Otser. All are urged to attend and teens are encouraged to participate with or without parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Schest
Martin
Otser
San Marino Library Friends Book and Art Fair Saturday
The San Marino Book and Art Fair opens Saturday at 9 00 am in the library parking lot. Volunteers price and sort books and household goods for a bargain hunt until 2 00 pm. Collectibles include autographed books by Richard Byrd Henry Ford and Cecil B De Mille, plus original art by San Marino artists and bronzed coins from 1776 onward. Fair chairman Bob Robison expects a festive day with bric a brac previews, furniture on sale, and a collector’s corner for unique titles.
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Richard &. Byrd
Henry Ford
Cecil B. de Mille
San Marino
Fair
Bob Robison
Friends of the
San Marino Public Library
Bob Robinson
Lois Deines
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Colorado Boulevard
Elvis Barnhart
Oregon
Penney Stevenson
George Salter
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