19 Mar 1969
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1969
Page
1
A reader requests a refund denial after a missed exam and notes an insistence on a $20 fee. The columnist references the Barber Board policy and offers guidance on rescheduling without extra charges. Data also covers divorce delays, senior tax forms, and a McCall magazine renewal issue with proof of payment.
Pasadena Planning Commission’s Zoning Committee will hear two cases March 20 at 9 a.m. in City Hall Room 261. Franchise Realty Interstate seeks a 1,000 square foot addition to Jane Dobbins Pie Shop at 772758 N Lake Ave. A second proposal asks to use 82633 Boylston St for a 28-car parking lot in B-3 zoned area. Additional items include a home reconstruction on 1020 N Oakland Ave, carport expansions at Del Mar Blvd and Allen Ave, and a rock products expansion with a 12 foot setback revision near California Blvd.
The Pasadena Chapter of the American Nutrition Society presents its annual cooking school “Beautifully and Natri Gonally Yours” in the Red Wood Room, 281 Ramona Ave Pasadena, from 9 30 a m to noon today and March 25. Members will demonstrate and taste healthy dishes while March 21 features narration by Mrs Blaine Baker and head chef Fred Osby. Advance registration childcare info is available by calling TBHHS WTAE or INS8107 or tickets at the door.
About 100 Negro and white students and parents protested at Pasadena High School over selecting song girls, urging a new election and school board review. Superintendent Hornbeck set a Wednesday board meeting, while officials debated election procedures and possible irregularities in the pep commission process.
Aides and officials note Pollard’s transition to city manager aide in Pasadena. He comes from Fresno and has HUD regional planning experience in San Francisco, with prior roles including deputy city manager and public works administrator.
Pasadena Superintendent Ralph Hornbeck won unanimous support for the April 22 bond tax ceiling election after a pledge to address demands of Mexican American students and parents. The Pasadena Scholarship Committee hosted the meeting at the Pasadena Federal Savings & Loan Association, inviting all candidates for questions, as Hornbeck spoke amid a crowd that included students and faculty allies.
The first annual Tournament of Gems at Farnsworth Park Altadena showcases rockhounding art through copper wire sculpture ghost town treasures Indian jewelry Kachina dolls and authentic reproductions. Exhibits run Saturday 10 am to 10 pm and Sunday 10 am to 6 pm with free admission.
Local notices include a singles dance class at 621 Wy Main St Alhambra with a last day to register this Wednesday and a dinner meeting at Clipper Glid of Arcadia Presbyterian Church tonight with guest speaker D I Kiliz. Pasadena area youths compete in Battle of the Bands prelim March 30 at Los Angeles Valley College, Haggins Xpirina Haggins and Mary Cross among contestants. Fire Service Recognition Day proclaimed for May 10 in Rosemead. Pfizer scholarships awarded to six Californians including Stephen D B Miller of Pasadena. Events in Pasadena and nearby cities span civic meetings, academic conferences, and community recognitions.
A Pasadena special election board begins tallying primary votes by Districts Three and Five at 8 am Wednesday amid recount requests from Turner Alexi sletted and Frank C. Crowhurst. City Clerk Harriet C. Jenkins coordinates precinct workers as canvass confirms votes and potential runoffs for April 24. The recount may delay ballot printing for the citywide April 24 election. District Three Alexander 532 and Maxine Borilus 76. District Five Crowhurst 4,655 and Donald F. Yokaitiz 192. District Seven Messler unopposed 614. Recount costs are borne by each candidate if unsuccessful. delays vary.
Sixth grade pupils of Cleveland Lee Elementary will lead a panel discussion on the harmful effects of drugs. Sponsored by the school's PTA the program includes a film on narcotics and appearances by Mrs Nelma Newman and other local authorities in the field.
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