14 Oct 1970
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Newspaper
Pasadena Independent Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1970
Page
1
A reader questions regulatory oversight and interest at a Pasadena credit union. The exchange describes withdrawal impacts, quarterly dividend statements, and a lack of direct responses. Other letters discuss local history, hotel origins, and political advisory figures tied to Nixon era networks.
Mose Norman, exile leader and former prisoner, to give third community forum lecture at Monrovia Evening High School at 7 45 pm Thursday. UCLA theatre piece To Hather Be A Blind Man screens at La Pintoresca Library Pasadena at 7 pm Wednesday as part of Afro American sociology event. Robert M. McCurdy Nature Center offers youth natural history classes for grades five and six with dates Oct 15 22 24 and Nov 2. enrollment by reservation via center or call. Free film program for children from 1 to 4 15 pm Thursday includes Chay or the Origin of the Species and One Wish Too Many. Pasadena City College Community Adults Training Center hosts an art course on painting and art understanding taught by Oscar Van Young at 140 N Lake Ave Pasadena. no tuition. open to beginners and advanced. call 798-0529 for Friday sessions 12 90 to 3 349 p m.
Rosemead hosts its biggest anniversary festivities on Saturday October 17 with a parade featuring more than 3000 participants including equestrian groups bands and youth groups. The day-long celebration starts at Walnut Grove Avenue and Valley Boulevard ends at Rosemead Park with a barbecue 1:30 dinner and a full schedule of games stages and contests including a cake cutting at 3:15 pm with Mayor Paul S Taylor and dignitaries from Los Angeles County and Zapapan Mexico in attendance.
A flash fire started during mastics work at the Sears Roebuck store on 3801 E Foot hi Blvd Pasadena. Firefighters containment by 1 32 a m with $1000 damage and arson suspected after four deliberate fires in a bedroom and kitchen.
Oran F. William Simmons reports that Pasadena City College offers adult education courses at the Immunity Audit Training Center. Available classes include drawing and portrait painting with human models, shorthand stenography, television and stage techniques, English as a second language, and clothing making.
Temple City plans a new library for Temple City High School, the district’s only lacking major library. Panona-based architects Cashin and Horie estimate the project at 614,449.75 dollars with a 400-seat reading area, stacks, and study/work spaces to serve 20,000 volumes. The building fronts Lemon Avenue beside existing classrooms, with room westward for future growth. Bond sales at 5 percent were attempted earlier but failed. officials expect February to bring a favorable result, though failure would leave about 30,000 in architect fees.
Memorial services planned for Carl Rollins Greene five son of Mr and Mrs James Coffin Greene of Pasadena who died in a rock climbing accident near Mt Abbott High Sierra Also mourns close friend Peter Goodwin twenty five son of Dr and Mrs Willard Goodwin of Westwood Both graduates of Thacher School Ojai Valley Greene Yale graduate Vietnam veteran living in Berkeley Survived by parents two sisters and a brother Gifts may be sent to the American Friends Service Committee care Hathaway Maine
Pasadena City College hosts a United Nations Forum in Harbeson Hall at 7:30 p.m. featuring Br. Arisner and experts from Cal State Los Angeles USC and the American Friends Service Committee. The event includes a public evaluation of UN performance and remarks by local officials.
South Pasadena trustees approve a third amendment to the CRA agreement for the Monterey Hills School site. The amendment would allow the CRA to advance 108000 to the district before termination, part of a 130000 site test. Previous CRA advances totaled 22000 for landscaping and a sprinkler system.
Sheriff's deputies answered a Teres Avenue call in South San Gabriel about a cardboard box labeled Radioactive. They found 38 lead bottles and 7 top like containers. a Geiger counter read harmless and officials confirmed the bottles once held radioactive isotopes used in medicine. No theft reports followed the incident.
A reception for Deputy Pasadena Police Chief Cath A. Lindholm will be held at the Brookside Clubhouse Mediterranean Room located at 1133 N Rosemont Ave from 5 to 9 pm on Wednesday. A 5 pm presentation of a gift will mark her 33 year career as civic and service clubs join more than 75 invited guests.
Residents of burned-out sections near San Gabriel Canyon were urged to be patient as FAA officials explained low-flying helicopter and biplane reseeding work. The operation aims to replant charred acres to reduce mudslides and future fire risk, despite complaints about aircraft over populated areas.
Two fast acting sheriffs deputies helped save a 1-year-old Le Puente girl after she was found in a family swimming pool. Deputy Hinkey administered mouth to mouth resuscitation while Deputy Evans rushed the child to Queen of the Valley Hospital for emergency treatment where she was pronounced in satisfactory condition.
Musicale Juniors convene in Pasadena Main Library lecture hall at 9 30 a m Saturday for studies and a tasting program Libby Parvans Stephen Freddy Yen and a trio of Nina Glevett David Sanders and Doug Edwards will perform Public invited.
A group of friends treated to a fall vacation in a Presidential Suite at a Nevada City hotel. They found the modern old fashioned accommodations delightful and were excited by the idea of sleeping where a president once stayed. The hotel offered only vague credentials, suggesting Herbert Steaver once visited the property but not necessarily this suite. The tale recalls a Stanford student backpacking era.
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