Burton Conference at Huntington Library marks Burton centennial
Huntington Library to host a two day Burton conference on Oct 19 and 20 with lectures and discussions by Burton scholars historians and collectors. Registration is 75 for both days or 40 for one day and luncheon included. Deadline Oct 10.
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Richard Francis Burton
Mountains of the Moon
Huntington Library
Friends’ Hall
Sir Richard Burton
Africa
Arabia
Members named to San Marino PRISM Committee
Eight of the nine appointees for San Marino's Partnership for Business Revitalization PRISM have been announced. The figurehead Mayor Suzanne Crowell and Vice Mayor Eugene lead the lineup as the committee aims to identify the optimal business mix, attract new enterprises, and review the city's commercial district strategies.
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Partnership For Business Revitalization In
San Marino
PRISM
Suzanne Crowell
Eugene
Mountjoy to Speak at Outstanding Citizen Award Dinner
Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy will be keynote speaker at the Annual Awards Dinner. The Outstanding Citizen Award for 1990 will be presented to San Marina Peggy Class. A social hour begins at 6 30 p.m. with dinner to follow and reservations via 796-0672.
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Assemblyman
Richard Mountjoy
San Marina
Peggy Class
San Marino
Huntington Chuckwagon Breakfast Set for Oct 6
Huntington School holds its annual Chuckwagon Breakfast on Saturday October 6 from 8 to 10 30 a m behind the basketball courts. Proceeds support the new Hutto Patterson Computer Lab and other school programs. Tickets at 3 50 sold by Huntington students and at the breakfast.
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Huntington School
Colleen Martin Scott Crumrine
Matt George
Cristi Kelly
Laura Kelly
Carolyn George Huntington
Hutto Patterson
Hun
Huntington
Gibraltar Savings and Loan Seized by Security Pacific
Security Pacific Bank takes over Gibraltar Savings and Loan operations after RTC awarded California branches to the bidder. Consolidation completed last week with Gibraltar customer accounts transferred and Gibraltar rates on loans and CDs honored. Suzanne Dondaville of Security Pacific San Marino notes growing account volume will require more staff.
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Gibraltar Savings and Loan
Huntington Drive
Security Pacific Bank
Security Pacific
Resolution Trust Corporation
California
Savings and Loan
Suzanne Dondaville
Securiy Pacific
San Marino
Gibraltar
Along The Drive Kim Hubbard Says It A Friend In Need
A fragment quotes Kim Hubbard claiming a friend in need proves worth, suggesting a concise remark about friendship and support amid hardship. The remark emphasizes loyalty and mutual aid as core values.
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Kim Hubbard
San Marino Rolls Past Saugus 35-7 in Football Victory
San Marino defeats Saugus 35 to 7 as Jeff LeSage intercepts twice returning one for a score and another near the 38 yard line. Craig Chamberlain adds two extra points as the Titans build a 4-0 lead and extend it with a strong second quarter showing.
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Tom Wailcha
San Marino
Saugus Centurions
Titan
Jeff LeSage
Saugus
LeSage
Centurion
Craig Chamberlain
Titans
Centurions
San Marino Schools Foundation pledges 425000 for 1990 91
The San Marino Schools Foundation pledged 425000 to the district for the 1990 91 year to offset state underfunding. Don Crumline announced 44500 from the annual campaign and 27000 from Clark and Copersmith families for athletic facilities. An additional 17600 from unrestricted gifts will fund staff development.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
Don Crumline Foundation
Crumline
Dennis
Kneier
Vandalism wave hits San Marino homes and businesses
San Marino police logged vandalism from Aug 12 to Sept 13 with four incidents in Sept 1–3. Damages ranged from cosmetic to severe, including BB gun damage to windows and a mailbox explosion. Police say most acts are petty property destruction by local youths, not hate crimes, and no lasting trend is seen.
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San Marino
Colonial Kitchen
Security Pacific Bank
Yeske
August Police Report Shows Variety of Crimes
The September police report shows a decrease in overall crimes with theft and burglary leading offenses in San Marino. Property losses total $23,570, with $19,080 recovered, elevating the year’s stolen amount to $344,165. Five burglaries occurred, no robberies for two months, and other offenses include aggravated assault, motor vehicle thefts, narcotics, disturbances, DUI arrests, domestic violence, and juvenile cases. Traffic incidents include 149 speeding violations, 4 injury accidents, and 12 non injury crashes, injuring 18 people, versus six the prior year.
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San Marino
City Hall Urges Census Forms Return For San Marino Residents
San Marino officials confirm housing count matches Census Bureau data but warn resident counts may be low. City clerk Nowak cites high vacancy figures and asks nonrespondents to fill out the questionnaire since time remains.
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San Marino
Census Bureau
Nowak
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Cathy Ade
Maria McClurg
Elayne Kester
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Mary Stanford
Pam Petrevich
Marnie Dam
Claudette Burdick
Sue Robinbart
Marcia Albrecht
Tracy Hirrel
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Jason Baffa
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Jack Yeske
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