08 May 1980
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1980
Page
1
Nearly 100 graduates spent thousands of hours building a swank Art Deco dream for Grad Night at Club Maxine. They created a dim city lobby, tunneled guests into a silver ruin space, with stained glass walls, beaded curtains, a three dimensional bandstand, giant mirrored ball, dramatic lighting, chandeliers, and magnolia arrangements for a Roaring Twenties themed dinner and post dinner surprise.
A reflective piece notes mothers juggle full time work, volunteer roles, and household duties, with frantic schedules and a culture praising the “Super Mom.” It questions whether rushed living harms child development and family life, urging lasting attention and involvement.
San Marino residents meet their new city councilman Andrew Hallum Jr after a campaign focused on listening to constituents. He explains support for a police fire assessment and propositions N and O, detailing revenue shifts and how a $900 000 gain funds added police and fire personnel along with street maintenance.
A fragment notes Oliver Wendell Holmes declaring that the true value lies not in current position but in the direction one moves. The brief line captures progressive striving and forward momentum.
Citizens For San Marino and FOR organize a road map of voter outreach with mailers phone banks and precinct walks ahead of the June 3 election. Co chair Chuck Reed and Lin Hildeburn oversee volunteers as Mayor Reithover and Vice Mayor Hammon coordinate citywide efforts.
A front page box in last week's Tribune contained wrong figures for city salaries. The San Marino police chief was listed at 37020 but should be 35604. the fire chief was listed at 35604 but should be 30720.
San Marino’s city library remains open despite a slashed book budget and reduced staff. Volunteers sustain basic services while the furnace and air conditioning are limited, references and programs are curtailed, roofs leak, and a flood in the basement tests the volunteers’ resolve.
JR Zapata owner of Today’s Woman in San Marino plans a June opening at the former San Marino Health Club site. Over 500 people have registered for a pre opening year rate of 49 dollars covering women and girls over three years old from nearby cities. Regularly the subscription will be 180 dollars per year with no pool and professional instruction. Exercise classes run hourly for members from morning until evening weekdays and Saturdays.
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