Local groups push recycling and energy research action
Citizens and organizations such as United Ecology Clark Dawson and SOS led by Ruth Durmter push recycling and alternate energy studies. The Pasadena Leagues of Women Voters Arcadia and local groups discuss environmental issues, consumer reports and a proposed April 13 legislative bill.
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United Collogy
Clark Dawson
SOS
Ruth Durmter
Sing
Wateler Council
New
KUFK
Wa Monorot
Sherman Oaks
Leagues of Women Voters
Pasadena
Arcadia
J. R. Selmer
Nominations Lag in Pasadena Human Relations Awards
Pasadena Human Relations Committee reports virtually no nominations for its annual awards ceremony, with a April 24 deadline and June 10 event. The Raymond Pitts award honors youth and school projects, while the Star-News award covers regional human relations activity. Committee members urge submissions from area service organizations and individuals, noting historically strong interest but current scarce interest.
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Pasadena
James C. Crain
John 8. Read
Lave
Hein E. Ellersieck
HRC
Ellerstack
Pat Rostker
Nancy Dunn
Astrid FE. Haussler
Kaki Asakura
Kathryn Wilson
Ted Bartlett
Elsie Fraser
Atynen Sarafian
Yvette Lightroot
Rudy Lopez
Gurtha Rodda
Frances Dyer
Joan Woods
Georgia Salazar
Gelone Hunt
William H. Bootie
William J. Boone
Pasadena City Hall
N. Garfield Ave
Drama Lecture Ends Series With Stage Women in Theatre
Dr. Fairfax PB Walkup presents the final drama lecture in the Pasadena Public Library Qval Room at 7 30 pm today. The theme is The Two Wackiest Ladies in the Theatre with Elizabeth Talbot Martin as Mrs Malaprop and Helen Corcoran as Madame Arcati. Public invited free of charge.
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Fairfax PB. Walkup
Qval
Pasadena Public Library
Walkup
Wil
Elizabeth Talbot-Martin
Mrs. Malaprop
William Congreve
Helen Corcoran
Madamé Arcalis
Noel Coward
Unsafe Office Matches Highlight Hidden Hazard
A quirky office pitfall notes dangerous so-called safety matches kept by the secretary. The author recalls a morning incident with a matchbook labeled San Francisco Playing Club and warns colleagues to verify sources before using such items. The anecdote mentions Northwest Lumber Corvention in Roseburg, Oregon, as an example of misdirected branding.
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San Francisco
Northwest Lumber Corvention
Roseburg
Ove
Oregon
Girls' Day in Business in San Gabriel Highlights Local Students
The Women's Division of the San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce sponsors its annual Girls Day in Business on Friday. Seventy-one graduates from San Gabriel High and Mission High will tour 30 local offices learning about office routines and management. A noon luncheon at El Poche will feature Irene Chadwick as speaker on getting a job, plus the first Woman of the Year award chosen by three blind judges.
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San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce
San Gabriel High School
San Gabriel Mission High School
San Gabrisl
San Gabriel
Alice Rozan
Girls’ Day
B. C. Munoz
Charles H. Allen
County Pay Increases Up in Air
More than 30 Los Angeles County department heads and executives may face frozen pay as four Board of Supervisors members held a closed session. No action was reported. Dorn Bo nel li Debs opposed raises, while Hahn was absent. The talk centered on budget and salary requests for top county officials and the potential effect on July 1.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Hahn
Warren Dorn
Frank G. Bonelli
Ernest Debs
Dorn
Dorp
Star-News
Debs
Arthur C. Will
Burton Chace
Raza Junta Chooses Romo As 1971 Chairman
AL Romo a Pasadena Union League sub counselor is elected chairman of the Junta de la Raza for 1971. Abel Franco is vice chairman with Agnes Gonzales secretary, Mary Alice Cervera treasurer, and Emile Ruiz area coordinator. Romo holds multiple community roles and new officers include several local activists. Pasadena Mavic Club meets at the public library to screen Spring time in Yosemite and Our Trip to Greece, with the public invited.
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AL Romo
Pasadena Unian League
Junta de la Raza
Abel Franco
Pasadena
Agnes Gonzales
United Welfare Rights Organization
Mary Alice Cervera
Lasadena Community Commission On Human Need
Area No. 4
Emile Ruiz
Pchngo
Sore
Mavic Club
At & Pan
Pasadena Public Library
T. Wal Ant St
Yosemite
Om, Gardner
Greece
C. N
Velnine Wilczek
Officials Clash Over Muir High Student Vote Drive
Confusion at John Muir High School meeting ends with cancellation of the student get-out-the-vote drive. Kenneth Rive and Muir Education Department officials failed to reach a plan to meet Superintendent Hornbeck's rule that the drive cover the entire Muir attendance area, despite attempts to align with public voting expectations.
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John Muir
Fasatca
Kenneth Rive
Muir Government Department
Ralph Hornbeck
Thentire Muir
Rice
Dr. Mornbeck
Mair Aeachers
Hornbeck
EL Moliny
Allen Avenues
Washington Boulevard
Muir
William Pansty
Henry Marcheschi
Marcheschi
Board of Education
Marnbeck
Fludy Lawe
Flornbeck
State Chief Justice Tells Anecdotes at Honors Rite
State Chief Justice Donald R. Wright spoke at the 10th annual Salvation Army Pasadena honors dinner at the Huntington Sheraton. He shared anecdotes about California life away from San Francisco and recounted humorous encounters with PG&E and a supermarket clerk while highlighting service to those less fortunate. Local officials awarded commendations and framed resolutions, with Pasadena leaders presenting the honors. Salvation Army officers introduced new advisory board members and officers.
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Inner of the Salvation Aang
Pasadena
Wiltufe
Donald Rk, Wright
California Supreme Court
Huntington Sheraton Hotel
Salvation Army of
California
Donald R
Army
James A. Gilbert
Hnard
Anstice Wright
Supreme Court
Pasartena
San Francisco
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Gillmut
Tews
Wrights Ndt
Supreme Court of the
State of California
Wright
Walter L. Benedict
Dick Lynch
Warren Morn
Los Ansales Board of Supervisors
Harold Angerhofer
Frank Lanterman
Assembly Rules Committee
Col
Orval
Taylor
Southern California
Servation Army
Appold
Tewes Bell
Grant Changstram
Richant
Meriwether
Local senior meeting and church program noted
Senior citizens are invited to a meeting at El Monte Community Center auditorium 3120 N Tyler Ave with sandwiches and service at noon and dancing to Mable Bracken and Harry Rikins, donation requested. Venice Kingston Polynesian dancers perform at Arcadia United Methodist Church at 7 pm Friday.
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Ine el Monte Community Center
Tyler Aye
Mable Bracken
Harry Riikins
Vidia Kingston
TNT
Arcadia
United Methodist Church of the Goal Shepherd
Muir High School Art Show Opens During Open House
The John Muir High School art show opens today in the library conference room during open house hours from 7 45 to 9 43 p m. The exhibit runs on weekdays through April 28 during school hours featuring drawings paintings mixed media crafts collages photography jewelry and enameling with the theme Man and His Environment.
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John Muir High School
John Muir High Art Department
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