14 May 1998
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1998
Page
1
The annual San Marino Fire Department Pancake Breakfast is scheduled for Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon. Proceeds support the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation, San Marino Schools Foundation and the San Marino Firefighters Association.
San Marino High School presents You Cant Take It With You a Moss Hart and George S Kaufman comedy running Friday to Sunday at Webb Theatre. Cast includes Andrew Hasbun Charlie Giss plus seniors Marisol Corral Thomas Bruce Brenton Elliot Lauren Lepicier Debbie Woods Casey Mark Claire Paske and others. Tickets are 4.50 at the door. performances start 7 30 p.m. with a Sunday 2 p.m. matinee.
The San Marino Historical Society presents a 7 30 p m talk at the San Marino Public Library on Charles Lindberghs 1927 transatlantic flight. Eugene Weisenberg, a longtime local resident and noted speaker, will deliver the free program tonight.
Caltech volunteers continue mentoring teachers and students in San Marino through the Partners in Education program. Tom Gottschalk and Dan Davis of CACR answered requests from San Marino High School and Huntington Middle School teachers and joined the Digital High School Committee. San Marino students watched as supercomputers processed vast data sets in seconds.
Valentine School PTA honored 16 volunteers with the Heart of Gold at the May Day program on Friday May 1. PTA Parliamentarian Sandy Dimkich and President Valerie Casey presented the hearts to Julie Barbour Laura Burge Nancy Chen Heidi Derrick Kanda Farrar Celia Hung Patricia Mar Carlin McCarthy Susan McDonnell Tomoko Murashima Corinne Sabaitis Jeri Su Mary Trawick Jan Wilson Linda Yeager. absent was teacher Richard Thomas.
In summer 1968 at Lacy Park San Marino High freshman Peter Day recalls timid start as Coach Jack Bradford introduces cross country after a War Memorial gathering. The scene, amid national upheaval, marks the author’s unlikely entry into athletics and a turning point in his life.
San Marino Post Office took part in the sixth nationwide food drive held on the second Saturday in May. Over 100,000 letter carriers nationwide collected non-perishable foods for local banks, organized by the National Association of Letter Carriers, the USPS and United Way. Last year’s drive surpassed 73.2 million pounds.
The San Marino Fire Department urges public aid in maintaining phone network capacity during disasters. Overload occurs when many calls flood the system, hindering emergency communications and delaying messages to families and friends.
A fragmented OCR copy from Today's Tribune covers sports items with unreadable names dates and places. Core details are missing rendering a precise headline and summary impossible from the available text.
The Arroyo Group presented a 60 page Draft Commercial Plan to San Marino officials and residents. It outlines parking, landscaping, zoning and pedestrian improvements with a $1.25 million capital program and aims to guide summer planning commission action and a council vote.
San Marino High School senior Debbie Woods was named a recipient of the Amgen Merit Scholarship as part of the 1998 National Merit scholarship awards. Woods is among 1,100 academically talented high school seniors nationwide recognized by the National Merit Corporation for corporate-sponsored merit awards.
Aging expert Dr Edward Schneider M D addresses City Club on May 19 at Huntington Middle School cafeteria. He leads USC gerontology programs and has 10 books and 150 articles. The talk highlights aging research, long term care financing, and his career in aging institutions.
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