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Former and present Doo Dah Queens pose for the cameras Sunday while Snotty Scotty ( who has been present at every single Doo Dah parade since the beginning of time) kept people dancing along with his Hankies.-Photos by Terry Miller
Last Sunday a bevy of beauties and a host of Doo Dah characters descended upon The Feynes Mansion for a party that only Do Dah and the Pasadena History Museum could pull off. Members of Doo Dah
Royalty past, present and future attended the fundraiser to help finance the upcoming exhibit that chronicles the “twisted sister” of the Rose Parade. In case you just happen to miss last Sunday’s Soiree at the Mansion,
the next big event where you can meet true Pasadena Royalty will be Saturday, Aug. 18 at the grand opening of “What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been: 35 Years of the Pasadena Doo Dah Parade.” visit www. pasadenahistory.org.
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have used those terms,” she said. “My call was not an attempt to get him not to come to the City Council Meeting. I called him to get him to tell him to tell me how he felt the problem in his neighborhood could be resolved,” Lile explained. For Clarification: Mario Duarte’s story is at odds with that of his mother, Mercedes
Duarte. Mrs. Duarte told this newspaper two weeks ago that her son, who had reported the incident to Michael Vallejo, was not even home when the hose incident occurred. She said that it was “fooling around” with a garden hose, not a “high power” hose as reported by Michael Vallejo to City Council. Many in the city are now
asking for Spicer’s resignation, including fellow council member Tom Adams. Spicer will be making a statement at City Council Tuesday evening. Please check our website as this story develops. Due to the July 4 holiday early deadline, we are unable to get the statement in the printed edition of this newspaper.