Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - September 10, 1956, Corona, California and continued hot through Extreme fire danger in mountains and 102; 68. 105. 7 CENTS CALIF. PHONE 1234 What Opposing Wo Doily for 42 Yoort SEPTEMBER 10. 1956. Corona Master Plait Draws Eye of Asks for Relating to Planning Job BURT city of through its recently completed master plan and plan still under has been honored by a request from the Western City Manager Ralph Pfiffner received a letter from the publication's managing Murray asking that an article be prepared describing how plan took copies of master plan and supplementary booklet on industrial facts show a tremendous amount of work and I think the city can be justly proud of the final Ferdinand R. planning consultant did the Just you well Brown's letter cities have what they call which are in reality nothing more than glorified zoning asked for a story giving some the of the steps the adoption of the plan a description of some of its He also requested portions of chart and photographic material to be included in the magazine The article is expected to appear in the November Starts Board Meets That Due tQ California Admission Day being observed as a holiday a legal school holiday schools do not open until tomorrow for the 1956-57 schoof The school bells will start clanging morning will with monotonous regularity least that's the opinion of most every school day from now until far-off next today is a legal schoof the school board cannot meet officially The regular school board will be conducted tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the board room of the Administration building at Howard The as is welcome to attend board of the actions expected to be taken at the board meeting tomorrow night is the approval of the employment of Michael Coffey as a seventh grade teacher at Corona Mr. Coffey has fieen teaching at He will replace Miss Mildred Click who is retiring after 31 with the Unified School District Mr. Coffey holds a master's degree from Columbia University and will teach social studies and Negotiations Bog Next Step Dulles Confers w 1 ' panoramic shot shows the vast scope of the beginning of the construction work for the new five million dollar sewer pipe plant being erected south of Corona by McBean and Discovery cf immense deposits of clay in Bedford canyon south of Corona led to the development of this important new in the Corona An expenditure of three million dollars is being made at once with an additional two million dollars to be spent The clay deposit is considered one of the most important clay finds in Southern California and is estimated to yield more than a million tons red burning The pioneer ceramic products company will utilize the deposit in making vitrified clay principally for lines and storm The site covers a I 75-acre Teits indicate the supply of clay will last for 100 The initial capacity will be rated 6,000 tons per month with constant growth designed to bring the capacity to 12,000 tons per The plant is expected to be in operation by September of 1957, will have approximately 75 Shelhamer FOR FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE AFTER CRASH HERE 5-year-old's bloody nose a citation for a plus a smashed grill and resulted from a rear-end crash here police cited Paul E. 19, of for following too Officers reported the accident occurred at 3:25 p.m. Friday near Sixth and Sierra Vista when ran into the lear of a car driven by Mrs. Florence J. 22, 37!H Corona who was to turn left a eway at 1010 West Sixth E. 5, of 4139 Center suffered a bloody nose in the She was a passenger in the Clark Police there were no skidmarks from either Both cars were being driven west on Sixth TAKE OVER 1 ARM FROM Kan. The Boh Wrens need a St. snakes chased farm including four moved from their home because of an invasion of Mrs. Wren was bitten irst slie was hospitalized from the bite of a snake that sneaked into the storm he clincher on the family's fiom the farm home came 10 days later when Mrs. Wren went to a bedroom bureau opened a A copperhead in the drawer bit Will Vote on Water Issue Considered of Prime Importance to Growing Community Services District President Roscoe Sowell today stated the necessity of a double vote on proposed bonds tomorrow if Norco is to solve its problems through the district will vote tomorrow on general obligation bonds amounting to and revenue bonds totaling But Sowell pointed if either bond propositions fails in the the complete conversion be The purchase price of the Orange Heights Water Co. has been set at but to convert it to a domestic system will cost over are now drinking bottled water because the high quality water which exists in Norco is being transported through inadequate making the water good only for irrigation The present pollution problems will be eliminated by new storage tanks and water engineers of the CSD urging a turnout of Sowell announced that transportation would be furnished for those lacking a means of reaching the Persons requiring transportation should phone Corona 192(koi 1111, he will ballot at their regular polling Following are the five polls in First and Precinct 1, Mildred Cook 4218 Precinct 2, Myrtle Wilson 881 precinct 3, American Legion Sixth and and precinct 4, Frank Hayden 3386 Corona Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 in the Orange Heights Water recently voted nearly 30 to 1 in favor of selling the They will be among those voting on the bond issue Sowell said there will have been no point in voting to sell the water shares if the bond issue fails This Schedule To Find Where You Meet double Corona junior high school and in some elementary this year's bus schedule for school busses is somewhat longer and more complicated than in other Bus students will attend afternoon sessions where there are double following list of bus as outlined by Assistant Superintendent Monte Nutter and Bob supervisor of maintenance and gives the route of each bus according to its order for students and parents to determine when the bus will stop near their they should check this schedule for the school to which the bus is headed and the closest location to their home that the bus The time of pick-up can be determined by this hours given here are morning The afternoon runs are return runs and are not those having questions may phone Bob at 1468-J. Fire Got Out of Doused by firemen an fire yesterday near an incinerator on the property of Ken 916 West Eighth The fire was reported at 2 21 p.m. It was a small grass fire centered around an incinerator at the rear of the Whitcomb One truck answered the i on What Gas Pays Shown THE REV. DAN colored of the was viewed by Rotarians at their meeting Friday at the American Legion film answered the Are You Paying the gas is An itemized account was shown for the user's dollar spent for operating etc. Only one in ten wells dug produces cost of pipe lines was illustrated with human energy expended on The 100,000 new homes in the Southland have called for a large extension of gas projector was operated by Charles E. Thomas of the Southern California Gas manager of the local gas company was program Rotarians introduced were Black of Joe Sandford of Ontario and Ray of Magnolia to skit was presented in costume by Don Stark and Jack Tlllotson which created much Lampkin was caterer for the Corona Optimist club attended this meeting as an relations Louis Keller was in charge of the Friday will be the club's annual family picnic at the City Park from 5 to 9 will be held at at the Hickory Barbecue for unable to attend the Conn. Clothing store owner Philip Amato hung a sign on his doer which on Be back in a week When he thieves had stolen all the valued at NO. 1 Leave Bus 7:20, Glen Ivy Road Highway 71, Ranch Earl Dunham Live Oak Blue Diamond Rose State Kellogg Old 7:50Arrive Senior Leave Senior 8:05, 1900 South Main Main Chase Chase Drive Chase Drive Chase Drive Lincoln Lower 8:30, Arrive Jefferson 8:35 Arrive Lincoln Leave Bus 11:20, Glen Ivy Road Highway 71, Ranch Dunham 1 ive Oak Blue Diamond Slate Kellogg Old 11:50, Arrive Junior NO. 2 Leave Sierra Vista Kimbell Jefferson Lincoln Arrive Home Gardens NO. 3 50, Leave Bus Frank Dana 08th, Charles Lorena 66th, Lorena Charles Williams Dana Smith and Silver Lakes Detroit Detroit Detroit Valley Sixth Valley Sixth Sixth Fourth Third Arrive Senior RUN 8:00, Leave First 2n(l Valley Valley l 2nd 3rd 3rd 8:25, Arrive Sierra Vista 8:28, Leave Sierra Vista 5th 6th 6th 7th Calif 7th 7th 7th 7th 8: 15, Ar rive Sierra Vista Leave Bus Frank 68th, Dana and 68th, Charles 66th, 66th, Etiwanda 66th, Lorena Charles Williams average Army is for three minimum reenlistment period accepted by the The next greatest percentage is for six at Home Gardens Sewer Start Making Plans To Set Up a Political one dissenting vote was cast night when over 100 residents of tne Home area gathered to discuss the possibility ol setting up a district 01 their 1 he drew an was whether the shouki go to steps for tlie of a community services in the Home Gardens 1 he such is established by an in whith the of that would ihe is W. 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Led and Edward committee is consulting with the legal linn ol and Rothroek of Corona in regard to the which must taken prior to such an the is and the idea receives the committee to pipe the raw sewage from the Home directly to the Corona sewage disposal Dr. Richard Pomeroy ol engineer who designed the Corona sewage was at meeting and the hopes to secure the services of Dr. Pomeroy in the execution of the Home Gardens plan when it city manager of the city of also was present at the meeting and reported that the Corona City some time ago voted lhat it was in favor of its neighbors to the east with their sewage problems paid their share of the costs at Ihe sewage disposal Pfiffner indicated that the council fell it was to process the from Ibis area in one large plant rather than try to set up several small first day at kindergarten must be a trial for every when school days come but with his sister Sandra's hand clutched tightly in son of Mr. and Mrs. of 417 Sherman doesn't seem to dread it. 5, starts his schooling tomorrow at Kimbell elementary will enter the sixth grade at the same Students all over the district are bidding a rond farewell summer playtime and returning to their studies OD Page 3 I of Dulles says ho is by the collapse of the Suoz in the released in Washington did not say whether Dulles wants the dispute to go beforo the United Nations Security Council before the Suez left Cairo empty-handed one of its Iranian foreign said the UN shouki bo the next White House disclosed that Dulles conferred on the breakdown of the Cairo talks with at the White Mouse Saturday News Jamos refused to a report that Dulles will leave shortly to join Suez talks in Prime Kden and Mollet of talks began in ahio the United States will give serious to a by President Nasser of this min for a new conference on the sent the proposal to his ambassadors In world capitals Just one hour after the left Cairo for turned down tho now made il clear It saw no in a wider London observers said II was conclusion would turn down the CLEMENT GIVES LOUISVILLE SCHOOLS Of Tenn. urged fellow lo what he calls and Federal oui of Integration trouble a lii While Sulphur W. by Ihe of his in dealing with school ilots at Is not on the of Ihe bul the delegates arc doing plenty of talking II behind the Ihe are conferring oil and other the largest city lo start integration so started going to previously public schools Willi littlo No violence was as an 12,000 Negroes started enrolling In previously all White by White was tho only sign ol CROSBY SEEKS BAPTISMAL PAPER FROM PRIEST IN that Hing Is getting married soon are warmer A in Patrick's in where the crooner was Crosby asked he sent a baptismal The only time such a in required is when a wishes to be married or enfers training for the wIid is has denied lhal he plans lo marry 2.'l-year-oId Hollywood Starlet who his Hayden home last WILL BEGIN INTENSIVE AIR TOUR CAMPAIGN SEPT. 18 National has announced Nixon will his Sept. committee said Nixon's in of himself and will be most intensive air lour in political II said the Vice 1'resident's campaign plane will hini more than miles Into state's in all sections of the Tho lour will lasi came alter the Vice President with Nixon may his at a news conference later LEAVES US WEATHER PLANE IS United States weather plane with men aboard is missing in lhe was hacking and last was the of when it ils base near Air tei s said the plane had only enough fuel to keep It aloft A ami air search has smashed at Okinawa ami the 1'hiliiipines last week and and Korea The storm at least not Ihe plane's as it roared northward over the Pacific towards fire by fringe winds of the is raging uncontrolled a coastal town tlic of said homes anil have been The town Is about 150 miles west of Tokyo There were no immediate reports of SAYS GOP said in a talk fur delivery at Conn that cannot take a single state for granted in the said he has found what he and over administration in ai Toss with financing their in a large t encouraged ijy corporal Paul made the charge at a of a in He also said some corporation executives solicited campaign tunds from dependent upon the for their POOHS HOLLYWOOD new Miss America she's really just a homebody at and doesn't want the a America of Ann McKnight of South pooh a career ut her first news In New Miss don't want lo be a movie I is
