Santa Claus to Visit Norberg Home in San Marino
A San Marino Tribune notice confirms Santa Claus will visit Dr. John and Lucille Norberg at 1872 West Drive on Monday December 10 2001 at 530 pm. Community members are invited to join Christmas carols view 40000 lights powered by the Norbergs Honda generator. Children will receive toys and photos are encouraged with parents.
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Bearly to Speak At November Meeting of GOP
Kevin Bearly will speak at the Republican Club of San Marino meeting on Tuesday at 11:30 with lunch at noon. Topic: Globalization from a Constitutionalist's Perspective. Reservations to Ethelyn Polley 286 4514. Luncheon $24, lecture only $5. Make checks to RCSM. mail to Mrs. James Polley 6950 North Vista San Gabriel CA 91775. Include guest names.
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Titan Varsity Football Preempts Schedule For Election Night
The station will start at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday November 6 to air live election returns for the San Marino School Board and PCC Board of Trustees. Viewers can watch Cable Channel 19 for up-to-the-minute results and coverage.
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San Marino Tribune to Host LAMP Drop Off Day on Dec 15
The San Marino Tribune announces a 2nd annual Drop Off Day to support Los Angeles Men’s Place LAMP, a skid row facility founded by former Tribune publisher Frank Rice. Donations benefit the Frank Rice Endowment Fund with LAMP staff recording receipts for tax purposes. Mitch Lehman urges larger holiday support amid post 9 11 relief needs.
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SMHS PTSA Holiday Greens Sale At San Marino High
San Marino High School PTSA presents Fresh Holiday Greens Sale sponsored by the Class of 2005. Prepaid orders due by November 2 3 with forms from the office or Class of 2005 members. Items include 22 inch Noble Fir wreaths English Holly and holiday arrangements. Pickup on December 8 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1705 Rubio Drive San Marino.
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Council Votes to Preserve Thurnber House as Historic
The San Marino City Council, by a 4-1 vote at a study session, designated the Thurnber House near the Virginia Road entrance to Lacy Park as a historic structure. It will house the Recreation Department and the San Marino Historical Society temporarily while a permanent facility is sought, with critic Vince Filutze arguing costs could reach about 150000 to bring it up to code.
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Residents urged to fly the flag in proper way
Patriotism after the September 11 attacks sparks a rise in displaying Old Glory. People seek guidance on proper flag etiquette noting flags are outdoors in good weather from sunrise to sunset and may be flown at night only on special occasions.
SMHS Parents Raise Funds at Annual Parent Party
San Marino High School parents hosted the PTSA Parent Party at the San Gabriel Country Club on October 20, chaired by Celia Hung and Earlene Cheung. Grace Hou led registrations, Page Haralambos designed the program, and decor by Megan Phelps and Ann McGilvray set an elegant scene as the Silent Auction overflowed with items.
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Chang Seeks San Marino School Board Seat
Joseph Chang declares candidacy for the San Marino School Board. He cites long community service with Boy Scouts of America, San Marino Rotary Club, and San Marino Schools Foundation, plus his administration career and local family ties and children at Valentine and Huntington. He argues unique qualifications compare to retiring board member Scott Jenkins.
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Caldwell pledges to keep San Marino school excellence high
Lee Caldwell, a San Marino School Board member, commits to sustained academic excellence and robust co curricular activities. He emphasizes strategic planning to maintain a forward looking vision for tomorrow in the district.
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Barth seeks re election to San Marino school board
Andy Barth asks San Marino Unified voters to re elect him to the Governing Board. He cites four years of service including roles as Clerk Vice President President twice and Budget Committee member and notes time and effort behind community achievements. See BARTH page A 3.
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