18 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1967
Page
1
Brainstorming has proven effective for solving problems with a Madison Avenue origin. An account executive presents a problem and teammates offer wild ideas until a solution emerges. Civic circles also use informal brainstorming as issues surface rapidly in the San Gabriel Valley.
A column offers a sequence of bold civic brainstorms for Pasadena including fund drives for the high school band, ticket surcharges to fund projects, charity dinners for the police, helicopter service nostalgia, youth input for Civic Auditorium redesign, replacing yellow lights with dual color signals, attracting a major factory, jail tours for students, luring a hotel chain, and welcoming promotional signs plus ride sharing to cut smog. The piece concludes inviting readers to submit their own brainstorms.
Groundbreaking at Carmelita Park marks a new chapter for Pasadena Art Museum as it reclaims the historic site. The story traces Carmelita’s long ownership arc from 1877 purchases, through multiple owners and uses, to the museum’s latest steps toward reconstruction.
Pasadena Bar Association and Pasadena Legal Veterans Association announce a joint meeting tonight at the University Club in Pasadena. Andrew Edwards notes a twofold program to honor a newly formed legal secretaries group and recognize Pasadena attorneys with 40 or more years of service. Officers include President Sidney H. Wyse and 1st Vice President David Robinson.
Arthur W. Weiss, president of the Tuberculosis and Health Association of Los Angeles County, announced that Christmas Seals are available now for those mailing early for overseas destinations. Requests can be sent to the association at 1070 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 90026, or by calling 484-3220.
The first of six lectures on California native plants and wildflowers will be held Friday at 8 pm in the Lecture Hall of the Arcadia Arboretum. Percy Everett of Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden will discuss California Natives For Your Garden. All lectures are free.
Emmett Mickle and the Pasadena Civic-Participation League filed a last minute anticharter argument against the proposed city charter. The city clerk selected Mickle’s argument to mail with the sample ballot because it was filed first and bears an organized civic group name.
Pasadena Playhouse announces Ballet des Arts as its resident company for the Theatre Arts complex. Led by Andrea Karlsen and Paul Maure with Ellen Prince as managing director, the 25 member troupe will begin its season November 6 with Swan Lake and other classics, followed by The Nutcracker in December and Gigelle in February.
General Telephone Company announces nationwide interstate rate cuts effective November 1 for calls from California to continental states. First three minutes on day calls drop from 2.19 to 1.78, evening rate from 1.90 to 1.25, and new midnight to 7 am maximum of 75 cents for the first three minutes. Night rate expands to seven days and several holidays. Day person-to-person rate falls from 3.50 to 3.30 for the first three minutes.
Dr James A Peterson of Alta dena California a sociology professor and director of the University of Southern California Marriage Counseling Center was installed Sunday Oct 8 as president of the American Association of Marriage Counselors in Washington Dc USC's marriage counselor for nearly 20 years and former chairman of the USC Department of Sociology he will lead the AAMC during its 25th anniversary year He has been president elect program chairman and helped plan the 20th anniversary meeting and has served on the executive board and as a fellow of the organization
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