City simplifies traffic fines payment system
Authorities have made it easy to pay traffic fines by providing prepaid envelopes and boxes in each block of the downtown area for depositing payments.
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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
2
Authorities have made it easy to pay traffic fines by providing prepaid envelopes and boxes in each block of the downtown area for depositing payments.
John and Mrs. Johnson, of Bentone Harbor Michigan, attend the Southern California Nazarene district conference in Santa Ana at the First Church of the Nazarene. The Johnsons, newcomers to California, note progress in local churches and Sunday schools under district leadership led by I. Plumb. Governor Goodwin J Knight to speak at Claremont Men's College commencement on June 9.
Mentone Junior Woman's Club wrapped its 1953-54 year with officer installations for 1954-55 during a June 1 meeting at the clubhouse chaired by retiring president Mrs. Dan ONeill. New officers include Walter Mueller president and Steve Havanas as first vice president. The evening featured entertainment by the University of Redlands Girls Trio and a report from the San Francisco GFWC convention. Members welcomed two new junior members and paid tribute to outgoing officers.
Clarence Downing of the University of Redlands and Rev Boyce Van Osdel of Calvary Baptist Church San Bernardino along with his son Gary 14 faced a tornado fringe while returning from the American Baptist convention in Minneapolis near Missouri Valley Iowa. They aided crash victims from a truck and passenger car and were followed by a minor collision when a track backed into their car at the scene.
Plans for Alumni Day at the University of Redlands are finished with events including the Santa Fiesta Saturday night and an alumni dinner at the Commons featuring speaker La Mont Bil Smith. The Baccalaureate service Sunday at One Memorial chapel will have Bishop Iverald Kennedy of the Methodist church as speaker. Commencement at 4 pm in the Greek theater will be delivered by Dr. Raymond Lindquist of Hollywood First Presbyterian Church.
John Shaffer explained essentials to be a mind reader at the La Posada cafe Toastmasters meeting Tuesday. He said success depends on fingerplating or muscle control. Otto Cook spoke on Poultry and Ronald Feenstra presented Were Missing the Boat. Wash Pralt presided as Toastmaster. Chief evaluator was Ken Sorenson, with staff Ro and Kavelaar, David Baldwin, and Rodney Mortenson.
Mrs. Claneie Jenkins reports a stray parakeet entering her home on Bermuda Drive hoping to befriend her pet. Police note the bird may be the one belonging to Bill Bowen on Bea ubcon Street but Jenkins says it is not the Bowen bird.
Classified ad notes a quick sale strategy urging readers to place an ad for tomorrow. It highlights urgent sale framing and simple listing steps. The item or price details are not provided in the fragment.
Headed by 2 W Davidson the Redlands Jehovah's Witnesses group will join 6 delegates as the Watchtower Bible & Tract Society sponsors a three day assembly at the Los Angeles County Fair grounds Radio TV building. About 3000 expected with L E Reusch as key speaker delivering Is civilizations end near Sunday. Delegates from 24 southland cities attend.
In Los Angeles citrus prices by size and grade show first grade oranges at 6.65 to 6.99 per unit with varied categories, while New York reports higher market levels for Californias navels and valencias. Valencias and lemons show mixed changes, with some prices steady and others declining on half boxes and small lots as buyers adjust.
Norman Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Edwards of 318 West Colonial Avenue has been chosen president of the Seattle Pacific College student body in Seattle Washington. He is finishing his junior year and has led athletic publicity while serving as vice president of the Washington Association of Future Teachers of America. He plans a career in public school teaching.
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