Gadbois Named To District Court
Judge Richard A. Gadbois Jr. was sworn in as a United States District Court judge in a private ceremony on August 31 with an induction to follow September 15 at 3 30 p m in Courtroom 1 on the courthouse’s second floor. He previously served on the Los Angeles Superior Court and Municipal Court after a long legal career including Deputy Attorney General of California and private practice. Gadbois and his wife Jeanne reside with their five sons on El Molino Avenue.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Richard A. Gadbois Jr
United States District Court
Manuel L. Real
Gastute Coradecinie Angeles
Gadbuis
Superior Court
Reagan
California
Foster and Gemmill
Musick, Peeler and Garrett
Denney’s
Los Angeles
Superior
Gadbois
St. John’s College
University of Southern California Law Center
American Bar Association
Los Angeles County Bar Association
California State Bar
State Bar Conference of
Jeanne
el Molino Avenue
NABE Los Angeles Chapter elects Adams president
Newsmakers Charles R. Adams named president of the National Association of Business Economists Los Angeles Chapter after years on the Executive Committee since 1974 Adams a USC alumnus with BA 1960 MBA 1965 and active in local groups including YMCA Indian Guides Boy Scouts San Marino Little League and San Marino City Club He lives on Bellwood Road with wife Sally and two sons Rick and Steve Edward L Blecksmith joins Russell Reynolds Associates as vice president in Los Angeles bringing prior federal government and executive recruiting experience He is a former Marine Corps officer and USC football alum whose family resides on Plymouth Road.
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National Association of Business Economists
NABE
Los Angeles
Adams
University of Southern California
USC
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San Marino
Ymca Indian Guides
Boy Scouts of America
Rick
SMHS
Steve
Huntington School
Edward L. Blecksmith
Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc
Henry G. Higdon
Blecksmith
Commerce Department
White House
United States Marine Corps
Brecksmith
University of
Olson to lead ABA dispute resolution committee again
Ronald L. Olson of Munger Tolles Rickershauser was reappointed to a one year term as chairman of the American Bar Association Special Committee on Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution. Olson has chaired the panel since 1979 and will push two multi door courthouse programs offering litigation arbitration mediation and other techniques. He holds many posts in LA legal circles and serves on several community boards. Kennedy Galpin will be honored by the American Heart Association for corporate leadership at a September 2 dinner in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Munger
Tolles and Rickershauser
American Bar Association
ABA
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Dallas
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Olson
American Bar Foundation
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Legal Aid Foundation of
California Tomorrow
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Iowa
Chancery Club
England
Jane
Kristin
Amy
Lorain Road
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American Heart Association
Greater Los Angeles
Aha-Glaa
Biltmore Hotel
Galpin
Advisory Council
Marsh and McLennan, Inc
Barbara
Santa Anita Avenue
Resident's Unique Art Wins County Fair Prizes
Estella Nichols of Pomona enters the Los Angeles County Fair home arts with hand painted China. She has won six Sweepstakes awards in prior fairs and has painted china ten years. Nichols designs with wax pencils, fires at 2000 degrees, and often takes three to four firings per piece. This year she enters twelve items with husband August Nichols, a noted cartoonist.
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Estella Nichols
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Pomona
Tribune Closes for Labor Day Observance
The San Marino Tribune office at 2260 Huntington Drive will be closed Monday September 6 in observance of Labor Day. Advertising and story submissions are due by Friday the 3rd.
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San Marino Tribune
Huntington Drive
Service Held For Gloria Black
Memorial service for Gloria G. Black was held at San Marino Community Church with Dr. Chester Buley officiating. Eulogist Robert Finch highlighted Black’s community work including Carver School PTA, Pasadena Boys' Club Auxiliary, Junior Philharmonic, National Charity League and PEO.
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Chester Buley
Robert Finch
Gloria G. Black
San Marino
Suspect Arrested in Local Murder Case
A D year old Sussex England man was arrested in the murder of Gloria Black. Mrs Black was found in her La Vina Avenue condominium Sunday. An investigation linked the suspect to the crime via evidence at both his and Mrs Black's residences. He was arraigned at Pasadena Municipal Court. A memorial service for Mrs Black was held at San Marino Community Church.
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San Marino
Sussex
England
Carter
Black
Temple City
Stuart Reed
Lack
Concominium
Pasadena Municipal Court
Reed
San Marino Community Church
Concert in the Park to Aid Schools
San Marino Rotary plans a Friday night concert in Lacy Park to benefit the San Marino Schools Foundation. The 2nd annual event features Dixieland and jazz by Tom Sullivan's Dixieland Band and Eagle Rock High Jazz Band from 7 to 9 pm. Tickets and season passes are sold by Rotary and Schools Foundation members at local outlets with proceeds tax deductible.
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Tom Sullivan
Eagle Rock High
Schools Foundation
PCC
San Marino Schools Foundation
Chamber mixer invitation at Wells Fargo in San Marino
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce invites members to a September 8 mixer at Wells Fargo Bank 2374 Huntington Drive from 6 to 7 p.m. The slogan you all come extends a warm welcome and aims to entertain employees and neighbors in a friendly atmosphere. Lee Starkey, chamber president, says donations are encouraged.
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San Marino
San Marino Police Open Color Darkroom For Crime Photo Lab
San Marino Police unveil a new color darkroom enabling color development and printing. Officer George Yankovich led the project with help from Earl Bliss and Roger Erwin, transitioning from a small black and white lab to a full color facility with Omega enlarger and color printer. Yankovich trained in crime scene photography, enhancing accident and crime scene imaging begun in 1980, with the lab expanding from a five by five foot space to a streamlined work area.
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Omega
Yankovich
Fire damages roof of Lombardy Road home
Sunday evening fire damaged the roof of a single story wood frame home on Lombardy Road. Firefighters from San Marino and South Pasadena, aided by police, fought for four hours after embers from a vacant Orlando Road lot ignited the adjacent roof. Most damage occurred to about 4000 square feet of roof with water and ember damage to carpets and contents.
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Hoth
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