Chinese Club of San Marino boosts Save Our Schools drive
The Chinese Club of San Marino raised almost 90 000 for the San Marino Schools Foundation campaign, pushing the total to about 1 million dollars as of Wednesday. Founder Dr Richard Chang presented a 20 000 check on April 19 and the club funded the rest through a golf tournament in Beaumont, Mother's Day floral sales and a phone bank. Par tial matching funds were offered for each dollar raised during the phone-a-thon as Chang emphasized educational excellence and community partnership.
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Save Our Schools
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Richard Chang
Mary Alin
Beaumont
Tially
San Marino
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San Marino Chinese Club
Karen Preston
Gary Woods
San Marino Chinese Club Board
Ying-Ying Lin
Theresa Chiang
Joyce Tsai
Eva Jen
Vivian Chan
Alice Khau
Howard Liu
Veronda to lead San Marino history talk 41
Ken Veronda headmaster of Southwestern Academy will present a vivid 1941 panorama of San Marino at 7 30 p m on Monday May 21 He will use photographs to show how the town looked as America entered World War II The event is free and open to the public
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Southwestern Academy
Ken Veronda
Veronda
America
Titans Baseball Heads to CIF First Round at Gabrielino
San Marino High School travels to Gabrielino High for a 3:15 p.m. CIF first round baseball contest as the Titans chase a return to postseason play after clinching the final spot with a 6-1 win over La Canada. Gabrielino sits five miles south of Huntington Drive on San Gabriel Blvd. Fans are urged to bring chairs due to limited seating.
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San Marino
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San Gabriel Blvd
Huntington Drive
Memorial Day Service in Lacy Park May 26
The City of San Marino holds its annual Memorial Day service on Monday May 26 at 9: 00 a.m. in Lacy Park. Dick Cooper will be the keynote speaker with remarks by Congressman David Dreier. Julie Anding at 403-2209 or cityofsanmarino.org for details.
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Lacy Park
San Gabriel Valley
Dick Cooper
David Dreier
Julie Anding
Tribune Classified Society Police Log Brief
Local notices and brief society items appear in today’s page along with police log snippets and small event notes. Limited readable content suggests routine items and calendar entries rather than full articles.
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Little League Church News
San Marino Council Reviews First Report On Sunday Market
The San Marino City Council discussed a proposed Sunday farmer's market in a study session. Dennis Kneier proposed the event in the Huntington Dr and San Marino Ave lot from 9:00 a.m. to noon, with 50-75 farmers and state certified produce and foods. Some council members raised concerns about area impact and Sunday restrictions, while others defended the community service aim. See MARKET, page A-2.
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Dennis Kneier
Huntington Dr
San Marino Ave
Cindy Collins
Bob Twist
Twist
Reitnouer
Pancake Breakfast Tickets On Sale In Lacy Park
San Marino Firefighters Association hosts its 6th annual Pancake Breakfast this Saturday May 17 in Lacy Park. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are available from the firefighters HOWS Market or the Starbucks at Huntington Drive and San Marino Ave. Proceeds go to the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation, honoring Alisa Ann Ruch who died in a backyard barbecue accident in Southern California.
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Lacy Park
San Marino
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Huntington Drive
San Marino Ave
Alisa Ann Ruch
Sierra Madre Rescue Team to Speak at City Club Dinner
The Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team, active since 1951, will address the San Marino City Club on Tuesday May 20 at 6 30 p m at the San Marino Center 1800 Huntington Drive. A 5 15 p m fireside reception precedes the meeting. reservations advised. Detals note their wildfire response aiding San Marino residents Ceil and Mort Mortimer and evacuations at Camp Trask.
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Nick Chang
Gary Wu
Titan
Claremont
San Marino
Palm Desert
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Ceil
Mort Mortimer
Sturtevant Camp
Camp Trask
Monrovia Canyon
Carolyn Crain San Marino Librarian 1950 2008 Tribute
Carolyn Crain San Marino public library head for eighteen years died after a long cancer battle four days after her 58th birthday A celebration of life is planned for Sunday May 18 at Crowell Library officials praise her leadership in planning the new library and fundraising She resigned in March after guiding the community through remodeling and a bond-free new facility planning process.
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San Marino
Crain
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Matt Ballantyne
Crowell
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