11 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1970
Page
1
A Pasadena reader seeks a dentist who can remove multiple rotten teeth and fit a full plate in one painless session before the holidays. She notes difficulty finding a provider and mentions hospital options, dental facilities, and local planning group guidance. Also referenced is Christmas giving via Pasadena groups and Adoption tree efforts.
The note mocks the Who's Who in America set and related biographical directories. It mentions prices around $33 yearly and hints at political figures and platforms, with dismissive tone toward paid listings and national figures.
Michael Benza, 18, of Steven Madre, faced charges of possessing narcotics paraphernalia and siphoning gasoline. Judge John Hassler deferred harsher punishment, ordering six months in jail if he cuts his hair, obeys his parents, stays in school, and follows a curfew. the defendant expressed relief after the decision.
Temple City High School Bright Side Singers plan a three week August trip to England France and possibly Scotland. Rev Kenneth Dunkelberger of Arcadia Tours facilitates a 26 day stay with British families and Paris excursions. Cost under 675 per student, with 200 upfront and balance from fundraisers donations and chaperones Roger Vockia directs with spouse assisting.
The Glendora school board weighs a spring tax election with debate over student representation on the board. Dr Edward Scaila favors student participation while others warn it would be unfair to teachers and other groups. Superintendent Garvey hints at potential austerity and a possible tax vote.
Dr Robert Kramer president of California State Polytechnical College Pomona announced openings for students in the winter and spring quarters. Winter quarter begins January 4 with applications due November 2 for nine-week evening business writing courses starting November 1 at Pasadena City College. Ethel Paul, a Foothill Arts Society photographer, to speak at the Pasadena library about her Orient tour. Altadena Chamber directs meeting set at Pox's Dining Room with luncheon.
The Patrons Association of Pasadena City College will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m with a program to recognize Honors Entrance freshmen and other scholarship winners, announced by president Mrs. Donald Hales. PCC president Dr Armen Saratlan will welcome guests and winners. Dean L G Lewis will describe scholarships and loans. Lloyd Leslie chairs PCC Scholarship Fund Association. Winners and their majors include Katharine Kilmasauskas English, Teresa Schoenberg English, Darlene Webster nursing, Mark Daniels architecture, Claria Preble legal secretary major, plus other PCC and Faculty Association scholarships totaling 825 dollars.
Local governments will operate on skeleton staff on Veterans Day. State and federal services will be limited while memorials and special services are held in communities including Artadia City Mall. Alfred Chamble, national commander of the American Legion, will speak at the West Coast Sacred Torch ceremony at Court of Liberty Forest Kiwanis Cemetery. Father Daughter Santa Anita District YMCA events take place at 25 West Foothill Boulevard Monrovia at 7 p.m.
Urgent appeal for AB blood donors at Chi fren's Hospital for Raymond Goasons, a Pasadena boy with leukemia. Parents report immediate need and urge potential donors to contact Children's Hospital at 663-3341.
Altadena deputies report major vandalism at Clarkson Construction Co on Mt Talawit near Henniger Flats. A back hoe disappeared from the site, rolled over a cliff 500 to 1000 feet, and landed on a ledge. Vehicle damage described as extensive with broken or bent parts.
A fragmented note indicates Ray McConnell is out of town amid brief, unclear lines suggesting a personal or community transition. The readable text hints at a local matter but lacks concrete details or context.
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