11 Sep 1997
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1997
Page
1
Clyde Shives urges cautious driving on San Marino streets to protect children as balloons and bikes symbolize carefree play. Officer Gene Street praises the effort, inviting residents to join Neighborhood Watch. contact 300-0730.
The San Marino City Club golf tournament will be held Friday September 19 at California Country Club Whittier with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Bert Decker is defending champion. More than 50 local merchants donate prizes, making it a hometown affair. For entry call Don Dewey at 282-6565.
San Marino Police Chief Frank Wills warns residents about door to door solicitors and stresses signposted no solicitation rules. Don’t open doors after dark, verify permits, and register complaints to suspend or revoke permits. CARE mentors from San Marino High School will work with Huntington eighth graders on peer pressure and substance awareness, including a Camp Colby team building trip.
John Argue chairs the bid committee and Olympic specialist set to kick off a City Club event in Santa Monica. He earned the Olympic Order for the 1984 Games and remains active as chair of the Southern California Committee for the Olympic Games. He also leads a foundation disbursing 1984 surplus to youth sports.
The Sept. 9 Board of Education welcomed David Larsen as the new assistant principal at the elementary level. Larsen has taught fifth grade at Valentine School since September 1994. Superintendent Jack Rose praised him as a true professional and role model.
TribCity reports a busy start to the year as elementary leaders hail a smashing start in classes. High school crackdown on cheating truancies and tardies aims to lift discipline. Senior class lists 17 National Merit Semifinalists as preparations for portable classrooms continue. School officials emphasize teamwork and progress.
San Marino Rotary heard State Treasurer Matt Fong push for IRS reform and a flatter, simpler tax system as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate. He said he is five points behind incumbent Barbara Boxer and noted Rogan’s endorsement. Fong outlined savings of 11 million dollars annually from funds management.
City forum on Huntington Drive issues drew 14 attendees, far below a Tribune event that attracted over 100. Merchants urge less red tape, friendlier staff, clearer rules, and a change in perception of San Marino’s business climate, but no concrete action was proposed.
Louis Foods Inc plans a Sept. 29 court hearing to approve selling its Sierra Madre store to American Drug Stores, Inc. for 1.125 million in equipment, fixtures, and leasehold interest to fund the bankruptcy estate. The San Marino area venue has long served local residents and a catering division.
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