San Marino High to Host All Class Reunion Event
San Marino High School invites alumni from 1956 through 2008 to an All Class Reunion at Santa Anita Park infield on Sunday September 28. Organizer Karla Miner Domier 76 says the gathering reunites classmates from multiple years with a buffet lunch, parking, and park admission included for $40 per person. Reservations by check to SMHS Alumni Association. questions via email at smh s grandreunion gmail.com.
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Titan Football Opens Tomorrow at Gabrielino
The San Marino High School varsity football team opens their 2008 season tomorrow night at Gabrielino with a 7 00 kickoff. For more on Titan football see SPORTS on page A S.
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Little League Fall Ball Softball Clinics in San Marino
National Little League invites girls ages 6 to 11 to the Hit Pitch Run Throw and Field program at San Marino High School Lady Titans Softball Field from September 28 to October 26 Sundays 3:30 to 5:00 pm. Early registration 70 dollars before September 12, 85 dollars after.
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Lady Titans Open Season With Promising Scrimmage Win
San Marino High School girls volleyball, missing five seniors, impressed in a scrimmage against Pasadena Poly as Laura Adams led net play and Catherine Barth and Cheryl Chow attacked the block. Buckner Hackett and Cheung Oshiro McCloskey showed promise as the team swept the Panthers and prepared for a six game road stretch with only one home match before October 10 against La Cañada.
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San Marino
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San Marino Burglary Suspect Arrested. More Thefts Reported
After an August 17 arrest for burglarizing an undercover vehicle in Lacy Park, San Marino police report two similar thefts near Crowell Public Library. Victims left purses in cars as windows were smashed. Mata, 25, Downey resident, seen fleeing with purse and jailed as investigation continues.
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Hang Ten Hawaiian Fair at Valentine Fall Fair
The Valentine Elementary Fall Fair is Saturday September 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Valentine Playground in San Marino. PTA invites families and neighbors to enjoy island fun with Pacific cuisine and a Surf’s Up theme, with more details in next week’s Tribune.
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Tribune Classified Society Police Log Channel 19
A clipped state of a metropolitan daily page shows a mixed page with society notes police log church news and calendar items. It lists back to school and various classifieds with brief notices and community updates across sections A4 S8 S5.
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Planet Carver Cares About the Earth at Carver Elementary
Carver Elementary launches Planet Carver Cares about the Earth theme for the new school year. The plan promotes eco friendly actions by teachers students and families with monthly challenges starting online enrollment to receive e newsletters. The Friday Flash becomes a digital only update saving about 650 sheets weekly. PTA President Stephanie Perry notes the yearly total of 26000 sheets saved and the goal to save trees.
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San Marino to hold joint City Council and School Board meeting
San Marino officials will meet Monday at 5 30 p m in the district office for a quarterly joint session open to the public The discussion includes a possible farmer s market and a plan to replace the San Marino Center with a new recreation center Also on the agenda is a West Drive Huntington Drive site assessment for a community center and pool complex with three options and cost estimates including a combined center and pool and a separate pool complex The city manager previously requested architect services for site assessment, parking, surrounding uses, trees, topo survey of 1800 Huntington Drive and two conceptual floor plans for each option with timelines and final elevations and floor plans
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SMHS Hosts Adults Digital Photography Class
San Marino High School invites adults to a digital photography class led by Michael E. Stern. Sessions run Wednesdays 6 30 to 9 00 p m from September 17 to December 17. Fee is 50 dollars payable to LACOROP. Registration via the ROP Office at San Marino High School. call (626) 299-7053 for details.
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Banners and Season Passes Available for San Marino Titan Fans
San Marino High School supporters can buy Titan banners for 40 dollars with a 10 dollar option for pole wall mounts, benefiting the football booster club. Season passes for 75 dollars provide VIP access to all five home games, laminated entry, and reserved seating, sold first come first served.
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Arts Advisory Committee Seeks Applications for 2-Year Term
The district invites teachers administrators board members and community parents to join the Arts Advisory Committee. The panel will review strategies and resources to enhance district wide visual and performing arts programs and reports to the board. Apply by September 28 for a two year term.
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