Pasadena Dog Show Roots Run Deep in Royal Tradition
The Crown City Kennel Club legacy beginnings trace to pre WWI Pasadena as breeders held informal picnics. Dr Frank Porter Miller led the club from 1921 to 1975 guiding AKC rules adoption and formalization. The 1976 event, with Queen Diane Ramaker presenting Best in Show, marks a continuation of the famed Pasadena canine tradition.
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Royal Virginia Kay June Fair Brings British Flair to Star-News Country
Readers hear of the Royal Virginia Kay June Fair held each spring at 547 Manzanita in Madre. The event funds the home, offers bagpipes, stalls, fish and chips, strawberries and cream, and English tea. Volunteers Wear costumes and invite participation from Star-News readers for a charming, country fair atmosphere.
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Dinner at Home Becomes a Rare Treat for One Family
A nostalgic piece recalls the shift from dining out to eating at home as a rare treat. The family, celebrating a birthday, enjoys a simple meal and fondly notes the quietness of home dining. The article mentions a Golden Arches milestone and reports four Temple City students winning awards at a San Gabriel Valley arts festival.
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