Pancake Breakfast Set For Saturday At Lacy Park
The San Marino Firefighters sponsor a Pancake Breakfast this Saturday May 18 at Lacy Park from 7 a.m. to noon. Demonstrations of the jaws of life are set for 9:45 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. The event includes hot air balloon rides silent auction dunk tank raffles balloons for kids clowns a DJ and Smokey the Bear. Tickets cost 4 in advance and 5 at the park.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Juan Robles
Smokey the Bear
Colonial Kitchen
Robles
Student Suspect Was Expelled For BB Gun Incident
The 14-year-old suspect in a March powder puff shooting was expelled after an April 1995 incident at a local school basketball court. Superintendent Dr. Tom Godley said the board acted immediately and the student is no longer attending a San Marino school. He noted the May 9 Tribune story had factual errors and that the weapon was a look-a-like BB gun, not a real handgun, per a student witness.
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Board of Education
Tom Godley
the Tribune
San Marino
Godley
USC President Confers Thousands At Ceremony
USC president Steven B. Sample conferred 3 655 master's and 764 doctorates at the 113th commencement. Ebony publisher John H. Johnson gave the keynote, receiving an honorary doctor of laws. Notable honorees included Per Ingv ar Branemark David L. Wolper and Jacquelin Perry. A 28 year old electrical engineering graduate Kemal Demirciler spoke of a seven year rehabilitation after a diving accident.
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Steven B. Sample
University of Southern California
USC
Sample
San Marino
Alumni Memorial Park
Susan Laemmle
USC Hillel Jewish Center
Per-Ingvar Branemark
David L. Wolper
Jacquelin Perry
Demirciler
Northern
Cyprus
Brian Grazer
Teacher Mini Grant Campaign Begins in San Marino
The Rotary Club of San Marino launches the Teacher Mini Grant Campaign to support kindergarten through 12th grade teachers in acquiring materials and equipment not available through other means. Grants total over $11,000 with requests from $80 to $500, assessed by a community panel on innovation and student benefit.
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San Marino
Rotary Club of
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Noted TV Newsman Stan Chambers To Address Rotary
KTLA journalist Stan Chambers has spent over 48 years at KTLA in Los Angeles. He covered major events from elections to fires and the Kathy Fiscus accident in 1949, a milestone for live TV reporting.
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Stan Chambers
KTLA
Los Angeles
Stan
L.A
Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
San Marino bond proponents hit the streets
Peter Day reports three San Marino residents lead volunteers in a campaign for a 34.9 million general obligation bond. The Citizens for San Marino Schools emphasize one on one conversations with residents to inform voters about deteriorating school facilities and the need for funding.
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Joan Cathcart
San Marino
Cathcart
Marnie Dam
David Destino
Citizens For San Marino
Master to Teach at Local School in San Marino
Yuan Ming Zhang, famed qigong master, will teach a class at the Chinese School of San Marino in June to promote traditional Chinese martial art. Invited as consultant to the United Nations Qigong Society, he has taught thousands across the U S, China and Japan in Yuan Ming Qigong blending Buddhist Taoist and scholars' practices with external alchemy and healing techniques.
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Yuan Ming Zhang
San Marino
United States
United Nations Qigong Society
China
Japan
Lost dog Yoshi helps patients and travels with healer
The five pound Shih Tzu named Yoshi disappeared May 11 from the Myronowicz home in Pasadena. Described as cuddly and trained to be gentle, she accompanied Martine Myronowicz on hospital rounds for terminally ill patients. If found, call (818) 441-5550.
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Yoshi
Pasadena Humane Society
Mark Myronowicz
Mayor Cotton Presides As Los Robles Considers Underground Utilities
Los Robles residents weigh two funding paths for underground utilities on Los Robles Avenue from Huntington to Ashbourne drives. One plan would assess about $130,000 total ($650 per household) over 10 years funded by an assessment district. the city would advance funds and recoup later. An Edison-funds option could delay approval. One resident spoke as council discussed timing and a public hearing was called.
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LeSage
Los Robles Avenue
Huntington
Ashbourne
Ehores
Debbie Bell
Edison
Sumner
Oy Cotton
Ohite
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Michael McClurg
Peter Cushman
Albert Myint
Patrick Miller
Henk Friezer
Steven Sample
Chambers
Lee Chambers
Don Cotton
Bernard LeSage
Peter Day
Tribune
Pacific Rim
Society
Sports
Myronowicz
Martine
Glendale Adventist
Los Robles
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