Annexation Meeting Set in Covina
A public meeting at 8 o clock tomorrow night in Baryanca School will cover questions on a proposed annexation of almost two square miles to Covina. Bernard E. Ingram chairs the annexation committee and says city officials will answer questions. The area has about 700 registered voters and is bounded by West Covina on the south, San Bernardino Road on the north, Grand avenue on the east, and Covina on the west. If enough signatures appear, voters will decide at the polls whether to join Covina.
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Baryanca
Bernard E. Ingram
West Covina City Limits
San Bernardino Road
Grand Avenue
The
Covina City Limits
El Monte Sets 24 Day Summer School Schedule
Supt. Byron Thompson announces El Monte elementary summer sessions will run 24 days from June 27 to July 29. The earlier start aligns with Independence Day weekend starting July 2, moving the usual July 1 opening.
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el Monte
Summer School
Supt
Byron Thompson
City Schedules Weed Removal Bids for 1960
Bids will be received at City Hall on Monday March 14 at 11 a.m. for weed and debris removal from lots for 1960. Contract award will follow at the City Council meeting Tuesday night March 15.
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Arcadia
Covina Hosts Open House At City Hall Annex
Covina marks California Public Employees Week with an open house at Covina City Hall Annex 141 E College St on Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. City departments will display information and staff will answer questions about services.
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Covina
California
Covina City Hall
E. College St
Army Air Force Open New Recruiting Station in Alhambra
The US Army and the Air Force opened a recruiting station at 6 N Garfield Ave Alhambra with officials including Mayor Joseph Chambers and Hi-Neighbor Queen Arronlea Lowder in attendance. Dignitaries from Alhambra Monterey Park and San Gabriel attended the ceremony.
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US Army
Air Force
N. Garfield Ave
Monterey Park
San Gabriel
Joseph Chambers
Arronlea Lowder
Public Library to Install Air Conditioning
Monrovia city council awards a $10,686 contract to M. M. McAfee Engineering Co of Los Angeles to install an air cooling system in the public library building.
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Monrovia
M. M. McAfee Engineering Co
Los Angeles
Two L A State College seniors win Woodrow Wilson fellowships
Arline Pozzi of Pasadena and Jerome Wolf of Los Angeles were named Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation 1960 61 scholars with $1500 stipends and one year graduate study at any university of their choice. Honorable mention went to Donald J Baratta of Monrovia and Francesca Macklem of La Puente. Pozzi plans a doctorate in educational sociology at Berkeley. Wolf will study American history at UCLA.
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Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Arline Pozzi
Pasadena
Jerome Wolf
Los Angeles
Donald J. Baratta
Monrovia
Francesca Macklem
la Puente
Miss Pozzi
Pasadena City College
Pasadena Nazarene College
UCLA
University of California
Berkeley
Wolf
Los Feliz
Book donation for Monrovia library sale announced
Monrovia residents contribute a variety of books for the Friends of the Library annual used book and record sale to be held March 24 25 and 26. Mrs W Horsley serves as sale chairman.
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Monrovia
Friends of the Library
Arcadia Approves Track Policing Cost for 1960 Meet
Arcadia approves a 11040 expenditure to police the Santa Anita Harness Racing Meet set for March 12 to April 11. City Manager Harold K. Schone says Arcadia officers will work overtime with no outside hires, and the cost is about 1938 less than last year. He notes policing the thorobred season will be 8 to 9 thousand dollars under initial estimates.
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Arcadia
Santa Anita Race Track
Harold K. Schone
Schone
Coeds Vie for Posture Queen Title in District Contest
Coeds from Alhambra Mark Keppel and San Gabriel high schools compete March 10 for the Posture Queen title in the Alhambra City High School District contest. Screenings are at the three schools. judging takes place in the San Gabriel High School gym. The top scorer receives the perpetual trophy donated by the Alhambra Civitan Club with Dr Charles Lowman of the Orthopedic Hospital among the judges.
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Alhambra City
Mark Keppel
San Gabriel High Schools
San Gabriel High School
Alhambra Civitan Club
Charles Lowman
The
Orthopedic Hospital
Four Temple City Seniors Seek National Merit Scholarships
Four Temple City high school seniors Robert Rains Ronald Burkholder Charles Leonard and James Walker are among 10 000 National Merit Scholarship finalists nationwide. More than 550 000 students were tested. Winners receive 100 to 1500 dollars per year based on grades leadership citizenship and activities as well as test scores.
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Temple City
United States
Robert Rains
Ronald Burkholder
Charles Leonard
James Walker
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