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Newspaper

Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1967

Page

3

Redlands Red Cross marks 50th anniversary events today

Redlands Red Cross chapter begins Golden Anniversary activities with special window displays at downtown Redlands Penney’s and Harris stores. Chartered in 1917 during World War I, the chapter led war effort programs, nursing, dressings, and Colton Canteen volunteer work.

Relands American Red Cross Red Cross Redlands Penney’s Harris Contemporary Club Edward S. Graham Arthur Auchincloss Sue M. Evans Arthur E. Isham Redlands Colton Colton Depot Norton Air Force Base

Pure Gold opens Lindsay office to serve Central California

Pure Gold Inc announces a new Central California office at 295 West Hermosa Street Lindsay effective June Sth. The Fresno Sales staff moves to Lindsay with Marion J. Fountaine as Sales Manager Lindsay Division overseeing commodities for nearby offices and US Canadian accounts. An open house is set for June 8 and 9 to introduce staff and facilities.

Pure Gold, Inc Redlands California Lindsay West Hermosa Street Fresno Pure Gold Marion J. Fountainers U. S Gary Rieke Sanger Roxie Burke Fountaine Hugh Garrison Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Somerton Arizona Calif

Snow leopard of the Himalayas known as irbis

Britannica notes the snow leopard or ounce also called irbis is a medium sized cat living in the Himalayas region of India. It is a rare high altitude predator adapted to cold rocky terrain.

Sat Himalayas India Encyclopaedia Britannica

Films at Miley Library in June

A list of June screenings at Miley Library includes Antonio Gaudi Color 29 min 1964 about the architect. Any One for Diving Color 35 min 1953 on scuba training. Big Moments in Sports B&W 13 min 1960. Camel Who Took a Walk Color 6 min 1957 based on a children s book. Circle of the Sun Color 29 min about Blood Tribe of Indians. Dances of India Color 20 min 1959. Detached Americans B&W 33 min 1965 on American detachment. Everybody s Prejudiced B&W 21 min 1962. Hawaiian Islands Their Origin and Nature Today Color 10 min. Julius Caesar Rise of the Roman Empire Color 22 min 1964. Large Animals of the Arctic Color 22 min 1963 Disney. Literature in America The Short Story B&W 20 min 1962. Many Faces of Spain B&W 40 min. Mao Tse Tung B&W 30 min 1965. Poland and the Soviet Power B&W 30 min 1960. Project Muskie Color 14 min on restocking Canadian lakes. Riding High Color 16 min through the Canadian Rockies. Shakespeare Soul of an Age Color 54 min. Small Craft Safety B&W 14 min 1955. Universe B&W 28 min 1960. Where Winter s a Pleasure Color 27 min with expert skiers. World in Miniature Color 26 min about New Zealand.

Antonio Gaudi Gaudi Col B&w Camel Tworkov & Duvoisin Colyn Alberta India Hawaiian Islands Arctic Disney America Spain Mao Tse Tung BEW Mao Tse-tung

Baby Beautiful voting continues in Redlands contest

Voting in the Redlands Jaycees first annual Baby Beautiful contest runs through June 10 to raise funds for handicapped children. Residents vote by visiting one of 24 posted contestants at ten local locations including Gerrard's Market and Bank of America downtown.

Redlands Jaycees Gerrard’s Market Bank of America Security First National Bank Harris Tang’s Pantry Alpha Beta Market Market Basket Griswolds Sage’s Stater Bras

Thief Demands Clothes Then Fails Over Toy Gun in San Francisco

Anna Marie Iff, 28, a secretary for the Swiss National Tourist Office, handed over her money during a Market Street holdup but refused to surrender her blouse. She wrestled the gun from the assailant, who fled into the crowd after realizing the weapon was a toy.

San Francisco UPI Anna Marie Iff Miss Iff Market Street

San Bernardino Extends Parking Meter Moratorium

San Bernardino City Council voted 5-2 to extend the free meter moratorium on commercial streets for another year. Mayor Al C Ballard supported meter removal to boost shoppers and local business after suspending meters last year, previously set to end July 1.

San Bernardino al C. Ballard

Norwalk man nabbed for daylight Texas street burglaries

Neighbors alert and Redlands police arrest 32 year old Billy D Chumbley after he enters 931 Texas Street home and then robs 937 Texas Street. Jewelry, rings and a watch found on him. Espinoza identifies suspect guiding officers to arrest. He is jailed for investigation.

Redlands Norwalk Texas Street Pete Wright Billy D. Chumbley Mary Espinoza Texas Mary Landin

Missing Wallet Found in Grand Piano Case

Frank M. Toothaker reported a burglary on May 15 with $24 in cash and credit cards missing from his Rossmont home. Police solved the case this week when he found the wallet inside a baby grand piano, its contents intact, suggesting it had fallen there.

Frank M. Toothaker Rossmont Toothaker

Fontana Woman Killed as Car Explodes After Crash

Alma K. Knight, 30, of 7637 Blanchard Street Fontana, died after her car veered onto a dead end near her home and exploded into flames following a 9 p.m. crash near Kaiser Hospital. She succumbed during surgery.

Fontana Alma K. Knight Blanchard Street Kaiser Hospital

Three Yucaipans Injured In Three Car Crash

Three Yucaipa residents were seriously injured yesterday in a traffic collision at Seventh Street and Yucaipa Boulevard involving three vehicles. The incident occurred about 4 10 p m when westbound car driver John W Totton 12812 Ninth Street tried to turn left. Michael G Meyer 28 of 32655 Kentucky Street eastbound braked to avoid Totton’s car, Theodore Gaastra 39 of 1335 Campus Avenue struck Meyer's rear and then hit Totton. Totton 75 his wife Mabel and Meyer were transported to Redlands Community Hospital.

Yucaipa Seventh Street California Highway Patrol John W. Totton Ninth Street Michael G. Meyer Kentucky Street Totton Theodore Gaastra Campus Avenue Meyer

Crop spraying plane hits power line

A Grumman Ag ent biplane failed to clear a line during a low level citrus spraying mission and forced to land in San Timoteo Canyon. The wingtip severed high voltage lines near Alessandro road and power was disrupted in the area. The pilot, possibly Howard Parschall of China, escaped unharmed and landed in an alf alfa field near the old Buffalo ranch in Redlands.

Grumman San Timoteo Canyon Redlands Alessandro Road Howard Parschall China Parschall Buffalo Ranch

Youth killed while pushing father's car

Elias Junior Santos, 16, of Loma Linda, was killed when a westbound car struck the disabled family car on Redlands boulevard shortly after 9 p.m. His father Manuel Santos, 48, suffered a broken leg and other injuries. Pedro Luna, 56, of San Bernardino, was booked on suspicion of felony manslaughter after the crash.

Elias Junior Santos Loma Linda Redlands Boulevard California Highway Patrol Elias Manuel Santos Ohio Street Pedro Luna San Bernardino Santos Loma Linda University Hospital Luna

Norton to survey Redlands rental housing for military use

Norton Air Force Base to conduct a nationwide census of apartment houses, rental developments, and mobile home courts within commuting distance. The survey, due by July 15, targets facilities with five or more units and those 40 percent or more occupied or deemed suitable for military occupancy. It aims to remove housing discrimination and mobilize community support for nondiscriminatory housing for service members and dependents.

Redlands Secretary of Defense Norton Afb Norton

Forgery suspect caught while moving out

A 24 year old Samuel Robert Winters was arrested in his Redlands apartment while moving out. He is booked in City Jail for investigation of forging another man’s name to a check allegedly cashed last May 19 at a Redlands boulevard cocktail lounge. He lives at 25 New York Street.

Redlands Redlands Boulevard Samuel Robert Winters New York Street

Real estate market energy rises on 5 percent savings rate cap

Redlands bankers predict a mortgage rate leveling effect after the Federal Home Loan Bank Board sets a 5 percent maximum on savings and loan deposits effective July 1. Leaders from Redlands Federal and Provident Federal say lower deposit rates will lift lending, boost buyer activity, and ease money pressures for home purchases. Realtors note market upswing with ongoing transactions already improving since early year.

Savings and Loan Association Redlands Savings and Loan Associations Federal Home Loan Bank Board FHLBB California Nevada Hawaii Alaska William T. Hartzell Redlands Federal Savings and Loan Association Hartzell Bob Schrader Provident Federal Savings and Loan Association Schrader Provident Manager Wanda Hale Redlands Board of Realtors

Final exam schedule and senior events at Redlands High

Redlands High wraps classes for seniors with finals starting Monday and Senior Week events. Exams run by period through Thursday with minimum days on June 14 and 15. Senior caps and gowns, yearbooks, and Makies distribution occur, followed by senior honors day and commencement at the Redlands Bowl.

Redlands High School Redlands Bowl Grace Mullen

Lincoln School offers daytime adult education courses

Summer program runs June 19 to August 4 with seven weeks of classes in English General Mathematics and Employment Testing. English reviews grammar spelling and writing while Math covers fractions percentages and decimals. Employment Testing prep includes practice with tests job interest and aptitude. $2 testing fee. no registration charge. Textbooks and supplies extra. Registrations at Adult Education Office corner Central and Church Streets. For information call 792 2541.

Lincoln School Jack Binkley Business Civil Service Church Streets

Muni board to meet in new headquarters San Bernardino

The San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District board will meet Monday at the district's new South E street headquarters in San Bernardino. The agenda includes a 1968 state water charges analysis from General Manager Jack Beaver and consideration of applying for a water quality control grant under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act. The session starts at 2 p.m.

San Bernardino

Miss Willis visits Moore history class

Frances Willis former diplomat to Ceylon and ambassador to Norway visited Moore junior high school history class. She spoke about the United Nations organization to Mrs Wayland's class.

Frances Willis General Assembly of the United Nations Ceylon Norway Frances Wayland Moore Junior High School Miss Willis United Nations Organization

Monaco Coin Details Prompt Figgins Reply

Figgins receives a swift response from Monaco officials after inquiring about obtaining a Monaco coin. The Palace letter notes a silver 10 Franc piece, 37 mm diameter, costs $8.00, with an image of the Prince and Monaco Arms on the reverse. It mentions SPINK & SON as agents in London for the transaction and extends best wishes from the Prince.

Monaco Mediterranean France Don Figger Serene Georges Simon Prince Rail Figgins Gov Spinkture Prince, Princess& Son Ltd King Street Grace St. James’s London J. P. Diter Thesny

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Tschudy Dungan Charles Bates Redlands American Red Cross Volunters Roxanne Lemock Well Redlands Red Cross Chapter Gram Community Chest United Drive San Bernardino County Southern California Inland Robert G. Campbell Jack N. Williams Dorothy Cope Weller Pure Gold Ovens Miley Library Solar System Rockies New Zealand Baby Beautiful Texas St Mabel Redlands Community Hospital RHS Muni Board Moore Prince of Prince Rainier Kelly Don Figgins Redlands Realtor
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