Turkey Tussle High School Footage and Insurance Queries
The piece recounts a Thanksgiving morning football game between rival town high schools and notes a donated heinal station artifact tied to Pasadens and Makinson Colleges, with 1954 transfer details. It also includes letters from readers about car insurance for service members and questions on Mexican residency rules, plus a stolen Kawasaki motorcycle refund claim and related insurance process.
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D A Liercke Rites Slated Wednesday
Funeral services for Donald A. Liercke 57 longtime Paradena College faculty member will be Wednesday at 2 40 pm at Holliston Avenue Methodist Church. He died Saturday from a massive heart attack born Storm Lake Iowa studied at University of Iowa served in Navy in the South Pacific joined POC faculty in 1946 directing more than 30 plays. Surviving wife Ardith parents Tarr ence and Donald Liercke daughters Sharon Benoit Marchele Seymour two grandchildren. Memorial contributions suggested to the Don Liercke Scholarship Fund at POC.
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Donald A. Liercke
Paradena Cy College Facule
Holliston Avenue Methodist Church
Me. Liercke
Storm Lake
Iowa
University of Iowa
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
My. Liercke
POC
Ardith Liercke
C. W. Liercke
Tarrence F
Donald C. Liercke
Mire
Sharon Benoit
Marchele Seymour
Nutrition Seminar Registry Set
Registration remains open for the American Nutrition Society Mth annual seminar at Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Sunday. The one day program runs 3:30 a.m. to pm with physicians Everts Loomis Welch Knight Martin and author Adelle Davis addressing topics on blood sugar and nutrition, plus warnings about alcohol and hyperglycemia. Advance reservations to Mrs. John Peterson, 1184 Bella Vista, Pasadena 91107. Franklin Elementary School hosts its annual Father’s Banquet Thursday November 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. invitees are expected.
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Pasadena
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R. FE. Welch
Granville FL Knighu
R. M. Martin
Adelle Davis
American Medical Association
John Peterson
Bella Vista
Franklin Elementary Schl
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Caltech findings compare housefly nerves to advanced computer circuits
Dr Gilbert McCann of Caltech reports that the housefly's nervous system rivals a $500,000 computer in complexity. The fly has a two color visual system and can sense ultraviolet and polarized light, functioning like a compass, yet remains hard to train. Caltech researchers use computer analysis to study nervous systems across species.
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Booth
Caltech
Pasadena
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Beckman Auditorium
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Alhambra High Offers Courses In Retail Sales
Alhambra High with Alhambra and Monterey Park chambers launches a five day retail sales course for students 16 and older. Local business volunteers teach 3:30 PM to 5 PM at the Little Theatre. forty students admitted on a first come basis. After completion, students may be placed in exploratory, no pay work before the holiday season with potential employment in local stores. Employers interested should contact Clell Hoffman at the Alhambra School District vocational office.
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Mantery Park
Monterey Park
Harold Giles
William Johnson
Na Honal Cash Register
Donna Bennett
Pavisir Telephone
David Redmond
Woolworth's
Thomas McCall
Enel Trost
Tne
Shu Ents
Cleil Hoffman
Alhambra School
Supervisors to weigh two long-term DPSS office leases
Los Angeles County supervisors will consider two 25 year leases for welfare offices with total payments around 12.8 million. One agreement covers 60,000 square feet at 6521 Ey Valley Blvd at 25,080 per month, used by DPSS family and adult aid operations. The second covers 907-931 Ft Redondo Blvd Inglendon for 31,950 per month. Both leases come from equity real estate director Arthur Wall.
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Sipervisore
Ey Valley Blvd
Department of Public Social Services
Redondo Blvd
Inglendon
Eas
Equity Real Estate
Arthur
Wall
National Post Names Arcadian M C Nottingham to Advisory Council
M C Nottingham of Arcadia and Diversified Earths Sciences Inc now serves on the National Advisory Environmental Control Council with immediate effect. A veteran of environmental sanitation and liquid waste disposal for nearly 30 years, he previously chaired Arcadia City Council and led the Temple City Chamber of Commerce. He has received a Presidential Citation from the NEHA and an Outstanding Service Award from the California Building Officials Association and helped found the National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies.
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Arcadia
Diversified Earths Sciences Inc
Los Angel
National Advisory Environmental Control Council
Nottingham
Temple City Chamber of Commercce
Tional Environmental Health Association
California Building Officials Association
National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies
Ecological Program Receives Gift For Teacher Training
Pasadena Area Community College trustees accepted a $4 760 gift from the American Freedom From Hunger Foundation to fund PCCs environmental studies program for elementary teachers. The gift follows a $5 400 grant in July and brings total support to over $10,000. Administrative dean Dr Stanley Gunsteram noted 50 teachers are enrolled in the course. Trustee actions included a 2 5 payment to a Los Angeles structural firm to assess building needs at the Center at 140 N Lake Ave to meet Field Act standards if PCC purchases the property.
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POC
American Freedom Prom Hunger Foundation
Washington, D.C
PCC
Satur- Srey PS Marine
Stanley Gunsteram
Life Sciences Department
Los Angeles
N. Lake Ave
CATC
Bertex Corp
Local notes outline Alhambra eorthouse plans and club meetings
Ellen C Neilan to describe Alhambra municipal court work at Sal Gabriel Valley Bar Association luncheon at Ricky's Alhambra. Veterans Day observance featured at Pasadena Post 13 meeting with John Joslyn speaking on Our Farm of Government. Pasadena Nurses district to discuss Mental Health in Pasadena at Pagagena Federal Savings and Loan. Florence Diamond and Florence Stellern to speak. San Gabriel Literacy Council breakfast reservations through Widnesday with Avakian. 38th annual Big Red One dinner details with Coyne. Ralph Poriner to discuss Babies Broadcasts and Boners at Sidllyswood Palladium. California League of Senior Citizens meets at Pasadena YMCA. Carl Dentzel to address West San Gabriel Planning Council. City of Arcadia restoration news.
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Ellen ¢. Neilan
Alhambra Municipal
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Marengo Ave
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Pagagena Federal Savings and Loan
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Ates
Florence Stellern
Psychiatric Sa Jal
E. Coyne
Waverly Road
Magnolia House
Gwinn's
F. Colorado Blvd
Sunfay
Ralph Poriner
Directng
Sidllyswood Palladium
Sierra Madre Scout Leader Receives National Honor
Edmond M. Wagner of 4578 Lima St Sierra Madre is honored by the Boy Scouts of America National Council. A former Sierra Madre mayor he has earned 43 merit badges and Eagle Scout with three palms, cited by President Treman and Surgeon General for service 1947 to 1957 as manager and chief engineer for the Artificial Limb Committee.
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Lima St
Sierra Madre
National Council of
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Boy Scouts of America
Wagner
San Francisco
Fairy Canyons
San Gabriel Valley
Ife
Harry S. Treman
National Defense Council of the National Acatomy of Sciences
Surgeon General's Office
Duarte Boycott Continues Amid School Tensions
In Duarte, more than 300 Duarte High School students were absent or in class at Maxwell Primary and Northview Intermediate saw 173 staying home as racial tensions prompted a sheriff presence. The Duarte Board of Education met, promising prompt discipline, a parent faculty student review panel, and resumed classes, while parents urged equitable safety and fair treatment.
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Baycall
Duarte Unified School
Blonday
Monrovia
Pasadena
Duarte High School
Maxwell Primary School
Northview Intermediate School
Sheriff's Deputies
Duarte Board of Feucation
Georgia Clothes Drive Extended
The fifth annual drive to collect clothing for poor families in southern Georgia has been extended from November 15 to November 22. Olympian track champion Mack Robinson chairs the effort, accepting any clean clothing or shoes to be sent to Thomasville for distribution by Lockheed airplanes. Pickup can be arranged by calling 798-1818.
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Mack Robinson
Olympi Track
Thomasville
Lockheed
Robinson
MacDonald St
John Muir Pasadena Bands Win at Chaffey Tournament
John Muir High School and Pasadena High School bands and drill teams excelled at the StH Annual Chaffey Tournament of Bands. PIS earned first place honors with 92.6 points in Honors Division, while Pasadena received the Principal's Trophy for marching. Pasadena’s drill team won second runner-up, Mul, IN Mts earned third runner-up, Arcadia tied for third in a Cadence event, about 15,001 students attended.
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John Muir High School
Pasadena High School
PIS
PHS
Mul
Mts
Asia
PAL
Arcadia
Pasadena High Twelve Club Meets At Brotherton Farm House
The Pasadena High Twelve Club will hear David Ralston from the city manager's office at a noon luncheon today. The topic is The Present Status of Downtown Development and AIL Masons and their friends are welcome.
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Pasadena High Twelve
David Ralston
Brotherton
Colorado Riva
Ralston
San Marino Council Reviews No Cost Estimates for Upgrade
City officials discussed initial rebuild and remodel plans for San Marino police and fire facilities without cost estimates. The debate centered on prisoner detention needs versus Pasadena transport, with questions on cell counts, communications gear, and underground ranges. Fire department upgrades include dining, kitchen, and heating improvements, while noise and acoustics for the proposed firing range were raised by residents.
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Richard Malcolm
Pasaden
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Grant H. Kenyon
Pasadena
Malealia
Kenyon
Sime San Masino
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