23 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
1
A special children's division will be featured in the Home Economics Section at the Norco Valley Fair. Divisions cover embroidery crochet knitting sewing garments baked goods canned goods arts and a miscellaneous hobby crafts division. Entries open August 30 with judging August 31. ribbons and cash awards will be given to top entrants.
Donna Lotito 15, of 3275 Sierra, leads Norco Valley Riders entries after ETI high point glory in 1962 63. She re enters tomorrow's Norco Country Cousins Norco Corral 32 August Horse Show at the Norco Community Center. She rides Kirby's Midnight and Bobby's Rose and trains with Norco trainer Hugh Martin.
Arthur A. Paul has been named administrator of the audio-visual services facility at the University of California at Riverside. He joined the UCR staff on Aug. 1 and will maintain develop and administer the use of audio-visual and instructional television facilities on campus. The new facility unifies audio-visual and television functions and coordinates equipment for better utilization, operation and maintenance.
Local birthday notices celebrate individuals born August 25 through August 27. Names include Dorothy Grossman Linda Cummings Shirley Miguel Nadia Duncan Sue Topel Lorene Hughes George Armstrong Tita Luna Charlie Colwell Janet Justis Mrs Hugh Bogle Richard Green Mrs Curtis Stewart Mrs Wade Stroud Mrs R J Steiner Jane Gundlach Rosendahl Donald Stark Kenneth Denney Toni Ann Arcy Dixie Gross Barbara Ann Cleveland Gilbert Alverez Gene Osborn Sheeria Mora Laureen Jesser Mrs Jerry Fox Pat Truman Mrs Glen Dillon Kristina Rae Colwell Fritz Sworg ae.
The Senate Commerce Committee planned to approve a bill to establish arbitration and keep U S railroads running. With the six day deadline, Congress eyed swift action ahead of the Thursday strike, aiming for Senate vote Monday, House Wednesday, and presidential signature before 12:01 a m Thursday.
Norco Cub Scout Pack 38 will hold a hayride with its monthly meeting. Cubs and families depart Pepper Tree Ranch at 6 30 p.m. for the ride and return for a hotdog meal. Awards earned in the past month will be presented and the food booth at Norco Valley Fair will serve corn on the cob.
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