Government Organization Pet Notice From Damaged OCR
Fragmentary OCR hints at a government related notice mentioning an organization and pets. Details are unreadable but the item appears to be a public notice or administrative communication.
13 Dec 1973
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at a government related notice mentioning an organization and pets. Details are unreadable but the item appears to be a public notice or administrative communication.
Fragmentary remarks suggest calls for Ricky ER Hearn to resign while discussion of Mitchel and terms continues. The garbled text references government figures and unanswered questions about leadership.
Fragmented market note lists registered representative John Lidble and firms such as Durst Inc Riverside with a 684 3930 line. It includes various ticker like Albertsons 13 sales and AT and T references, plus scattered brand names and numeric codes.
The Riverview PTA will present a fourth grade program for children. The event code names indicate a Dutch or Netherlands theme and the program will be preceded by Riverview PTA activities.
Lakin praises new funding and the program's progress. He credits cooperation and community help, noting strong support from schools where the programs operate and calling the efforts a growing success.
Myron James, president of the chamber, was commended for his work. The notice highlights his leadership and service to the organization.
Riverside officials and Supervisor William E. Jones renew calls for the planning and road departments to try again. The aim is to find a workable solution to ongoing delays and a repeated run around on the current project.
Riverside rec office begins accepting registrations for two winter snow trips for children ages 8 through 12. First trip departs Civic Center at 9 a.m. Wednesday and returns the same day. Second trip set for December 27 and 28 with December 21 deadline. Fee is seven dollars per child covering transport lodging meals and leadership.
Lawrence West, 38, Corona City Council hopeful, filed his nominating petition with 30 signatures. West, who lives at 126 Hacienda, opened Corona’s first private detective agency and plans a new office at 1324 West Sixth Street. He moved from Anaheim last April and was a state narcotics parole officer. He seeks drug and alcoholism counseling and teen recreation facilities, arguing Corona spends on adults but neglects teenagers. West and his wife Kay have three children in local schools.
The Quinlan family seeks public assistance to find a dog suspected in biting a 0 year old boy named Gregory. Authorities have not confirmed vaccination status. Call 735-5822 for the Quinlan family or 736-2309 to reach the animal shelter during office hours.
The Advanced and Intermediate bands and choir at Auburndale Junior High School perform a Christmas concert at 7 30 p m in the AJHS multi purpose room. Admission charge and refreshments will be served. Program includes Sleigh Ride Caroling Caroling African Carol Mary Lullaby and Gloria in Excelsis directed by Larry Olson with Dan Daleyde directing the choir.
Bune Nicholson died Tuesday at Corona Community Hospital. Born 1902 in Missouri, she lived in Corona. Funeral services to be announced.
In Norco, additional candidates entered the March city council election after filing papers. Planning Commissioner Jim Hilinski, Lavern Nichols of the Chamber of Commerce, Nick's Barber Shop owner, and Jerry Riley joined others including Mayor Nellit Weaver and councilmen Ed Taylor and Art McCollunt. several recalled councilmen’s papers were rejected.
Police report list thefts across Norco and Corona with several homes and businesses hit. Loot includes cash at 724 W Grand and a Sunkist Growers site, plus electronics, welding equipment, and a portable short wave radio. Burglars are suspected to have used unlocked doors or garages.
Santa Claus sets up at Dames Children’s World in Corona Mall visiting children nightly except Sunday from 6 30 to 9 p m through December 22. Photos cost $1, with Corona Camera donating the film proceeds to the Corona Junior High School Band Boosters, supporting CJHS music and giving kids a chance to meet Santa. Norco Junior High to host Christmas tree and gifts at Norco Haven Guest Home today.
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