PTA Council Revs Up As School Begins in San Marino
Five San Marino women, veteran volunteers, lead the 1992 93 PTA in sustaining high education amid reduced state funding. Rachel Catherwood heads the council aiming to boost fundraising and community backing while Christine Rogers pushes better SMHS communication and multicultural awareness. Mamie Dam returns for a second year as Huntington PTA president as turnover and outreach expand across schools.
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San Marino
PTA
Rachel Catherwood
PTA Council
Dwight
Tracy
San Marino High School
Michael
Huntington School
Stoneman, Valentine and
Huntington
Valentine Fair
Valentine Parent Party
Huntington Pancake
Catherwood
Carverette
Carver Carnival
Rogers
SMHS
Mamie Dam
Huntington Pta
Larry
Marnie Dam
Teri Pollitt
Carver
Nancy Hunt
Valentine
Button Row
Christine Rogers
Titans Open Season Against Arcadia in Season Opener
San Marino travels three miles east on Huntington Drive to face Arcadia at 7:30 p.m. Arcadia, fresh off a 28 0 win over Keppel, enters as a strong Pacific League foe. Arcadia’s backs Al Hamichart and Jeremy Lewis combined for 236 rushing yards last week as coach Bill Maloney prepares his Division II opponent.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
Arcadia Apaches
Arcadia
Keppel
Titans
Apaches
al Hamichart
Jeremy Lewis
Bill Maloney
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San Marino Teachers Hear Dr. Olguin Promote Building Americans
Dr. Leonard Olguin, Mexican American professor at California State University, Long Beach, spoke to San Marino teachers about Cultural Diversity and Community Harmony. He described teachers as builders who bring people from diverse backgrounds together to learn and grow in an exciting peaceful environment.
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Leonard Olguin
San Marino
Rac
Pan Marino
Olguin
California State University
Long Beach
Chil
Ean
California School Board Public Education Hall of Fame
Puppet theater teachers San Marino’s 2024 Teacher of the Year
In Porta Santiey’s third grade class at Valentine Elementary, a puppet theater with 26 characters animates lessons as she guides students with creative, forward looking methods. District officials cite her leadership and 15 years of service.
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Porta Santiey
Santiey
San Marino
Valentine
King/Queen of Hearts
Santley
Gary Richards
Santey
San Marino declares Safety Week September 21 to 25
The San Marino Unified School District Board proclaims Safety Week for September 21 through 25. The Safety Council will coordinate drills across all schools with earthquake and fire exercises, bike safety checks, and issuance of San Marino bike licenses costing ten dollars. Carver and Huntington Schools host club visits, promoting district safety awareness.
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San Marino
Board of Education of
The
San Marino Unified School District
Safety Council
PTA
Carver
Valentine
Huntington
Automobile Club
Fire Department
Turn
William Langton
Mary Meye
Hunt
Along The Drive Along The Drive
God provides food for the birds but does not deliver it to the nest. A reflective column on providence, nature, and daily sustenance.
San Marino police crack down on bicycle safety violations
The San Marino Police Department will enforce bicycle laws immediately. Written citations will go to grades one through eight for sidewalk riding in commercial districts and riding on the wrong side of the street. Administrators will discipline students with school copies. first citations are warnings.
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San Marino
Ington
Loren Kicinrock
Havens
San Marino FBI August Part One Offenses Total 13 in Report
August FBI part one crimes total 13 with theft over $400 leading at five incidents. Part one includes homicide rape robbery aggravated assault burglary theft motor vehicle theft and anon. Part two sees disturbing the peace highest at 19. Forty-one adults were arrested in August with 88 speeding tickets issued and 246 moving violations cited.
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San Marino
FBI
San Marino Council Tables Beer and Wine Ordinance
The San Marino City Council tabled a proposed beer and wine ordinance 4-0 after eight months of study. The vote kept the city’s 39 year ban on alcohol in restaurants, citing tradition and concerns over impact on neighborhoods and business. Local voices varied with some toutting tax gains and customer choice, while others warned of disruption and unwanted change.
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San Marino
Suzanne Crowe
Planning Commission
Strategic Planning Commission
San Mario
Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Scott
Scott
Dulcee Covington
Colonial Kitchen
Patrick McCabe
Don Cotton
Paul Crowley
Bernie le Sage
Eugene Dryden
le Sage
Crowley
Councilhen
San Marino Eyes $800000 Budget Shortfall for 92 93
San Marino City Manager Keith Till told the city council that the 1992 93 budget faces an estimated 800 000 shortfall as the state cuts nine percent of property taxes and cigarette revenue. Additional losses total about 300 000 from property, sales and other taxes with county relief of 100 000. A budget meeting set for Oct 7 will decide steps. Three police officers were honored for reviving a resident after his heart stopped, with thanks from Dr. Cantor and standing ovation from the council.
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San Marino
Keith Till
Till
Eugene Dryden
San Mario
David Cantor
Jeff Dill
Kevin Wong
Ctvet
Gary Isaacs
Eric Bremner
Medfly Trapping Bites Pasadena as Quarantine Targets San Marino
Six Medflies identified in Pasadena prompt Malathion treatment within a 200 meter radius around Coronet Avenue. Traps extend over an 81 square mile area including San Marino, which will join the quarantine within a week. Infested fruit may hide maggots. potential industry losses estimated at 600 million to 1 billion dollars.
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Larry Hawkins
United States Department of Agriculture
Pasadena
San Marn
Hawkins
San Marino
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