California Retired Teachers Association Baldy View Division 61 Baldy View-Area 8
Core Purpose: To enhance and protect the benefits of retired teachers.
Major Goal: To be the dominant, authoritative voice for all retired educators.
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History of the Founding ofBaldy View Division 61 Serving Alta Loma, Chino, Claremont, Cucamonga, Ontario and Upland
Baldy View Division 61 was formed when the Pomona Valley Division was divided in 1975. Gretchen Ulf was the first president, followed by Gerald Litel, Virginia Coffey, Esther Ward, Beverly Brennan, Jack Tate, Margaret Womack, Charles Stortz, Corine Whitman, Jack Tate, Eugene Vaught, Carolyn Binnell, Jerome Johnson, Paul Treadway, Pat Curtis, Greta Sweetland, and our current president, Pat Curtis, leads our group.
There are over 530 members
of Baldy View Division 61 and over 51,000 in CalRTA
Baldy View Memorial Fund was formed in 1981 and is used to provide scholarships. At present, we are able to provide $1,000 scholarships for six future teachers.
School Districts in Baldy View Division 61and Approximate Number of Schools
Alta Loma (10)
Chaffey High School District (7)
Chaffey College (1)
Central (7)
Chino Valley (31)
Claremont USD (12)
Cucamonga (1)
Etiwanda (13)
Mountain View (4)
Ontario-Montclair (31)
Upland USD (14)
There are over 530 members of
Baldy View Division 61 and over 51,000 in CalRTA
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
The Baldy View Division 61 Memorial
Scholarship Fund was formed in 1981 to provide funds for third year college
students planning to be teachers. All monies are derived from member
donations and interest earned on the accounts. Division 61 has presented
up to six $1000 scholarships each year to students who have completed two years
of college and are enrolled in a four-year institution with majors in
education. This year two new recipients were added to the list of four
continuing scholars and were honored at the June 9 luncheon. The
Committee Chairman is Laurentine Gates.
Over the last three years,
under the leadership of Beverly Brennan, former Scholarship Chairman, the Committee
has also established a Grant Program to for First Year Teachers.
Beverly has served
CalRTA as Past State Treasurer, is a Past President of Division 61, and has
been a member of the Board of Directors for Division 61 for a number of years.
To honor her long service to
retired teachers, the Committee unanimously voted to name the grants The
Beverly Brennan New Teacher Grant and a plaque was displayed at the June
Luncheon and then delivered to Beverly by Laurentine Gates.
Luncheon Meetings-Reservations Required
LUNCHEON MEETINGS
SECOND WEDNESDAY IN THE
MONTHS OF
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, DECEMBER
FEBRUARY, APRIL & JUNE
NOON
ONTARIO YMCA
215 West C Street
Ontario, Ca.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FIVE
DAYS PRIOR
ROSALEE RUGGLES
4133 Garey Ave.
Claremont, Ca. 91711-1786
$10
PLEASE COME AND JOIN THE FUN,
ENTERTAINMENT, INFORMATION AND FELLOWSHIP! BRING A FRIEND AND/OR MAKE
SOME NEW ONES!
RETIRED TEACHERS,
ADMINISTRATORS, SCHOOL NURSES, AND ALL FRIENDS OF EDUCATION ARE WELCOME!
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT JOINING
CalRTA, PLEASE CONTACT
KATHLEEN KINLEY MEMBERSHIP
CHAIRMAN
333 E6TH STREET, ONTARIO, CAL
91763
DUES ARE $42 PERYEAR AND CAN
BE PUT ON PAYROLL DEDUCTION ONLY $3.50 PER MONTH!
THE PURPOSE OF CalRTA is:
TO ENHANCE AND PROTECT THE
BENEFITS OF RETIRE EDUCATORS.
THE MAJOR GOAL IS:
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To promote, protect and advocate for the interests of retired teachers
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To safeguard the State Teachers Retirement System
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To study and promote or oppose state and national legislation
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To promote and safeguard public education systems
