Human Relations Project aids Garretson sixth graders
Carolyn Moore reports Garretson Elementary School hosts the Human Relations Project to train sixth graders as tutors and aides. Teachers say the program creates a microcosm of democracy, fostering interdependence, responsibility, and individualized learning while using reading games and labs to help younger students.
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Cat burglar sought after Corona home burglary theft
Corona detectives seek the identity of a cat burglar who stole 119 dollars in cash and a fifth of liquor from a sleeping family's residence. Victim Robert R Foulks reported finding his trousers in the living room with about 90 dollars missing.
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Zarate Official Corona Candidate Files Nominations
Corona City candidates filed nominating papers with the clerk as the noon deadline loomed. Zarate joined Flora Spiegel Henry Kokosewski Lawrence West and incumbents Jameson and Rust as filed contenders while others including Mayor Bass Nostrand Gonzales Gunderson James Calvert and Wilson prepared to file before the deadline. Calvert expected to file before noon.
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Norco Sees Two Candidates Filed For City Council Race
Norco residents report two candidates filed nomination papers on Monday for the city council race. Art McCollum and LaVerne Nichols, chamber of commerce vice president, are the official candidates for the three seats amid recall challenges to other nominees.
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Ten burglary counts filed in Corona case
Corona detectives report 10 counts of burglary against Jason T. Hickock 1415 W Sixth St. He was booked at 7 20 am on marijuana possession charges and related paraphernalia. Investigators continued the probe and may add charges. A woman bystanders identified items from the suspect's vehicle trunk.
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Market Report Summary of Stock Averages and Prices
The report lists numerous company names and percentage changes across sectors. Dow Jones noon averages show declines in industrials and gains in utilities, with varied figures for corporations like Exxon, Safeway, AT&T, IBM, and Westinghouse, reflecting mixed market movement. The page also notes total volume and specific stock quotes, including declines and modest gains across multiple issues.
Obituary for Beulah Miller 84 Corona homemaker
Beulah Miller 84 a Corona homemaker died Friday in Riverside convalescent home. Services were held this afternoon at Grimés Corona Funeral Home with interment in Sunnyslop Cemetery. She resided at Weirick's Lakes Trailer Park on Highway 7.
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Obituary notices for Victor Li Lewis and William Hellwig
Victor Li Lewis 64 of 840 River Dr Corona died Monday at Corona Community Hospital He came to Corona area in 1953 from Belltower and is survived by wife Florence one sister Lora Hendrix of Stanta Paula and three nieces Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Thomas Miller Mortuary with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier Friends may call today William A Hellwig 3 of 1203 West Sixth Corona died yesterday at Corona Community Hospital He was born Aug 2 1900 in Michigan and moved to Corona six months ago He survives wife Margaret a daughter Patricia Canzoneri of Corona a son William of Colorado and four grandchildren Private interment will follow memorial services at 1 p m tomorrow in Grimes Corona Funeral Home
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Free film at Norco Library tomorrow
The Norco Library at 2634 Hamner hosts a free family film tomorrow at 1 p.m. The NBC Children’s prize winning “Rabbit Hill” features real animals and follows newcomers to the hill as they explore changes to their lives. The library opens 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and again Friday and Saturday.
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Stolen Tapes Reported After Local Burglary
Frank La B22 Washburn identified as victim in Corona Community burglary tied to a tape carrier theft. Bruce Quick described seeing a man grab the carrier from a vehicle near Corona Community Hospital. he pursued briefly but lost the suspect. The burglar dropped the package. Quick recovered tapes and notified police.
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Palm Springs Mounted Police Rodeo Court Solicit Entries
The rodeo court for the Palm Springs Mounted Police Rodeo welcomes 18 year old Teri Walden of Corona as Sweetheart and lists Connie McGarry of Rancho Mirage Debra Hines of India Connie Murphy of Riverside and Jody McMahon of Palm Springs as court members.
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Education classes set as tidy at CHS campus
Courses will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room C3 at Cro High School campus. Programs include tasty entree preparation with other courses, Knits shop, stitch and quilt, plus an auto shop course at Noteo High and a beginning Knits class at Lincoln School.
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Norco 4-H Club Hosts Second Annual Benefit Horse Show
The Sunday event at Norco Horsemans Park opens at 8:30 a.m. with 24 equitation and nine trail classes chaired by Millie Fowler and Sharon Talley, ring steward Kerry Ulrick, judges Sandy Newman and Linus Carle. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded.
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