San Marino Republican Women Host Candidate Coffee Hour
The San Marino Republican Women's Club will host a candidate coffee at the Huntington Sheraton on May 15 in the San Marino Room. Candidates Andy Anderson Dan Bryant Bud Collier and Dick Mountjoy will speak for 10 minutes each and take questions from members and guests. The coffee hour is free.
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San Marino
Republican Women's Club
Huntington Sheraton
Andy Anderson
Dan Bryant
Bud Collier
Dick Mountjoy
Republican Women’s Club
Four San Marinans Awarded Scouting's Highest Honor
Families and friends gathered at Huntington School Auditorium on May 8 for a Court of Honor recognizing four San Marinans for earning scouting's highest award, Eagle. Peter Botsford, Tim French, Richard Bayermann, and William Chappell led service projects and held leadership roles in Troop 358, with multiple merit badges and community activities noted.
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BOY Scouts
Richard Bayermann
William Chappell
Peter Botsford
Tim French
Huntington School
Eagie
San Gabriel Valley Council
Cherry Valley
Catalina Island
High Sierras
Leadership Corps
Peter
San Marino
Webelos
Arrow of Light
Scout Orama
Tim
Boy Scout
Moraine State Park
Pennsylvania
Order of the Arrow
Bill
Page
Shorb Family Honored by San Marino Historical Society Fiesta
The Shorb family from San Francisco San Diego and Tucson attended a San Marino Historical Society gala honoring James De Barth Shorb a pioneer who helped found the city. Attendees included Shorb descendants and Mrs. Alexander F. Smith. The weekend included a Huntington Library visit and a tour of Shorb plantings at the ranch site later developed into Huntington holdings.
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James de Barth Shorb
San Francisco
San Diego
Tucson
Shorb
San Marino
Jack E. Sherwood
Sherbs
James de Barth Shorb III
Shorb Steele
Disbrow Johnson
Robert L. Schnaidt
Mary Angus
Mary Burke Shorb
Pioneer
James Shorb Neale
Alexander F. Smith
Ranch
Huntington Library
Edwin H. Carpenter
Dodgers Rally To Top Cards In Pony League Thriller
In San Marino Saturday action the Dodgers erased a deficit with a seventh inning fly ball to beat the previously unbeaten Cards 3 2. Pitchers Martin Panza and Tom Wood with Richie Jones limited the Cards to two hits while Panza fanned 12 in his season debut. The Angels beat the Pirates 6 3 on Friday as Todd Meinheit worked six and Angel catcher John Hall made a key plate blocking play.
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Dodgers
San Marino
Martin Panza
Tom Wood
Richie Jones
Angels
Pirates
Todd Meinheit
al Silvers
Angel
John Hall
Grant Harris
Bob
NOW Not Expected To Sue Over Suit at Huntington School
San Marino Community Players present The Man in the Dog Suit a family comedy by Reich and Wright May 18 19 20 at Huntington School Auditorium George Cummings plays Oliver Walling with Peggy Ebright Jeane Edwards Ruth Martin and others directing Curtain 8pm Ticket info Ruth Martin 284 4678 Amy Stephens 289 2480 plus baseball notes Giants Phillies Pirates Dodgers Angels standings and call for scorekeepers Suzie Crowell volunteers sought.
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NOW
National Organization of Women
San Marino
Oliver Walling
George Cummings
Huntington School
San Marina
Cummings
Peggy Ebright
Jeane Edwards
Ruth Martin
Rick Ford
Ginger Brenner
Gerald Burrill
Albert Reich
William Wright
Ed Staats
Don Squires
George Boyer
Millie Mack
Amy Stephens
Pirates
Angels
Cards
Phillies
Dennis Crimmins
David Christiansen
Berkely Johnston
Bob Matthiessen
Kevin Dougherty
Jeff Reppetto
Giants
Matt Sehmal
Rolsky Santos
Paul Johnson
Suzie Crowell
Dodgers
Where Did They Go May 5 Fire and medical dispatches
Fire and ambulance calls logged across multiple days include May 2 Winston avenue public service response, May 3 Lorain road ambulance, May 3 Bradbury road fire unit, May 3 Huntington drive fire unit, May 3 6:42 p.m. Huntington drive public service, May 5 Bedford road ambulance, May 5 high school fire unit, and May 5 10:06 a.m. ambulance dispatches.
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Bedford Road
Winston Avenue
Lorain Road
Bradbury Road
Huntington Drive
Antonovich backs Prop 13 in Tribune interview
Mike Antonovich, bidding for the Republican lieutenant governor nomination, endorses Proposition 13 the Jarvis Gann plan to cap property taxes at one percent. He argues government spending drives tax rises, cites LA County losses in population and rising costs, and says any tax shifts would not be radical.
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Mike Antonovich
The
Tribune
Antonovich
Los Angeles
Valentine May Day Program at Learning Center
Mrs. James Ukropina PTA president will welcome guests to the Valentine May Day Program on May 17 at 9 30 a m on the front lawn. Certificates will be given to room mothers and thanks offered to volunteers and instructional aides. Heart of Gold awards will be presented and Mrs Don Fedde will install the 1978 79 PTA president and executive board.
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James Ukropina
PTA
John Caldwell
Frank Haltom
Learning Center
Robert Shanahan
Ukropina
Don Fedde
John Cushman
PT and T Chairman Hough to speak at San Marino City Club
Pacific Telephone chairman Gordon L Hough, a former San Marino resident and Stanford alumnus, will address the San Marino City Club May dinner on May 16. He has led Pacific Telephone Southern California and served as CEO since 1977, with civic roles at USC, Harvey Mudd, and United Way. The May dinner ends the club year before summer recess.
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Pacific Telephone
Gordon L Hough
San Marino
Hough
The
Telephone Company
Stanford University
Stanford School of Business
Southern California
University of Southern California
Harvey Mudd College
United Way
City Club
Lynn Reithauer
California
Pharaohs Fair Book Sale at San Marino Library
The Friends of the San Marino Library host Pharoah's Book Fair this Saturday in the library parking lot with a silent auction featuring items such as an old Kate Greenaway edition, an autographed Herbert Hoover work, and a European classical scenes collection. Admission supports donations. activities include a drawing, refreshments, and a flea market with bric a brac and collectibles.
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Friends of the
San Marino
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Dick Mudgett
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