Local Notes Elko Sat June 3 Dinner and Game Info
Local notes list Elko on Saturday June 3 with dinner at 6 30 and game time at 7 30 for Elks and guests. Lee Roofing Co of Redlands received a 9665 contract from the state for re roofing the National Guard Armory in Long Beach. Blood Bank mobile unit visits Redlands Elks Club June 6 from 1 30 to 6 00. donations requested. TV sale highlights Packard Bell and Philco color sets with a 267 sq in Philco console at 369 95 with a year warranty and liberal terms from Pe ople's Furniture Redlands 218 Orange. Winn's Drug Store promotes gifts for graduates with cosmetics and toiletries. Missed papers reporting contacts and delivery details for Redlands Daily Facts papers.
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Lee
Lee Roofing Company of
Redlands
State Department of General Services
National Guard
Long Beach
Packard-Bell
Philco
People’s Furniture
Shorter phone calls save county $2000
SAN BERNADINO CNS reports county telephone toll charges dropped by $2000 over two months due to analysis by Colton Union High School advanced bookkeeping students. Donald Henley described examining 300 pages of November bills with 9600 long distance calls averaging over six minutes. Reducing each call by one minute cut costs by $900 in March and $1100 in April.
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SAN Bernadino
CNS
Colton Union High School
County Board of Supervisors
Donald Henley
Henley
Captain Rex Mason Killed in Germany Flight Crash
Captain Rex Mason 33 of Redlands California and West Point graduate died in a flight accident at Ramsthal Germany while piloting an F 5 jet on a special mission. He taught at Williams AFB Arizona and is survived by his wife Charlotte, four children, his mother, an aunt, and a brother in Japan. Burial will be at West Point with a memorial service at Williams AFB.
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USAF
Rex Mason
Redlands
Military Academy
West Point
Germany
Ramsthal
Mason
Judd Mason
Wickenburg
Ariz
Mort Miller
Williams Air Force Base
Arizona
Miliitary Academy
Air Force
Williams Afb
Charlotte
Chandler
Jerry R. Mason
Japan
Reagan Withholds Support Over California Troop Loss Risk
In Sacramento, Governor Reagan said he would withhold approval of a Washington plan to reorganize the National Guard, replacing the California 40th armored and 49th infantry divisions with two infantry and one armored brigades, until he is convinced troop strength in California will not be cut. The Legislature acted on several items, including math instruction pilot programs moving to the Finance Committee and a bill to create democratically elected faculty senates at California State Colleges being killed by the Education Committee. The Assembly advanced a tax bill with a $1.5 billion withholding provision, delayed next week, and Republicans saw the pornography bills killed by the Criminal Procedure Committee.
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United Press International
Governor Guard
Reagan
Nationa Guard
California
Washington
40Th Armored
Senate
Finance Committee
Miller
D- Martinez
California State
Education Committee
Burgener
San Diego
Johnson
Chico
Assembly
Veneman
Modesto
Criminal Procedure Committee
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rojal
Lynch
Patrick Hester to Return Home From Seminary
Patrick Hester son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Hester 1815 Ful bright street is due home tomorrow from St Anthony s Seminary in Santa Barbara where he is studying for the priesthood.
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Patrick Hester
Paul J. Hester
Fulbright Street
St. Anthony’s Seminary
Santa Barbara
Area area births and marriages in Redlands 1967
Vital records note births to Strange Thompson Ramsey Helps on June 2 1967 at Redlands Community hospital all addresses listed. Marriage licenses include Brittian Russell and Robinson Gregory. Silva dies in San Bernardino at 54 with large survivor list. Rosary and Requiem planned at local church. interment Hillside Memorial Park.
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Strange
Tommie Strange
Avenue D
Yucaipa
Redlands Community Hospital
Hompson
Leslie Thompson
East Citrus Avenue
Ramsey
George Ramsey
Temple Street
Highland
Helps
Phillip Phelps
Calhoun Street
Weekly U.S. Vehicle and Rail Traffic Highlights
Ward’s Automotive estimates 159,546 cars and trucks produced in the U.S. this week, down from 208,856 last week and 179,168 the same week last year. Dun & Bradstreet reports May 31 clearing of 41.198 billion across 26 cities, below both prior week and year-ago levels. AAR notes 573,652 rail cars loaded in the week ending May 27, vs 571,344 prior week and 611,744 a year ago. YTD 11,266,511 cars vs 11,653,327. Steel output by AISI for the week ending May 27 totals 2,385,000 tons, 1.0% below last week. YTD 51,178,000 tons, down 7.0% from last year.
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United Press International Automotive
Ward
U.S
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Association of American Rail Roads
American Iron & Steel Institute
Fundamentals of California Real Property Law course
Real estate law course for management and lending staff in San Bernardino and Riverside counties runs nine weeks, daily Thursday evenings 7 30 to 10 p m at San Gorgonio High School San Bernardino starting June 8. Presented by San Bernardino Adult School with Western Title Insurance Co. and directed by Robert M. Smith, executive vice president, Western Title Guaranty Co. San Bernardino division. A separate course for brokers and salesmen may follow in fall.
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San Bernardino
Riverside
California
Western Title Insurance Company
San Gorgonio High School
Robert M. Smith
Western Title Guaranty Company
North Arrowhead
Marsh picked for summer science plan
William L. Marsh a Redlands high school junior has been selected for the 1967 National Science Foundation Science Training program in Colorado Springs. He is among 5200 high school students chosen nationwide to attend the institute from June 11 to August 4 according to Dr. John H. Lewis director.
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William L. Marsh
Redlands
National Science Foundation
Colorado Springs
James C. Marsh
Center Pliant Drive
John H. Lewis
Yucaipans claim administrative costs too high
Ernest W. Fidler, one of four defeated candidates in last April's school board election and a nominee for the seat vacated by John P. O'Connor, will air claims that district administration costs are twice as high as in neighboring districts at Tuesday's Yucaipa Joint Unified School District board meeting. The board will discuss filling O'Connor's vacancy in a closed executive session after the regular meeting.
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Yucaipa Joint Unified
Yucaipa
Ernest W. Fidler
Fidler
John P. O’connor
O’connor
Redlands Woman’s Car Jumps Curb and Hits Palm Tree
Mrs Shirley T Dun das of Highland attempted to park on Cajon street near Olive in Redlands at about 6 46 pm. Her northbound car allegedly went into drive instead of reverse, jumping the curb and striking a parking sign and a palm tree. She suffered a minor forehead bump not requiring treatment.
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Shirley T. Dundas
Highland
Cajon Street
Redlands
Cajon
Olive
Broadway and May to testify in Times anti trust suit
Broadway and May Co., top purchasers of Times ads, told U.S. cross examiners that the Sun and Times serve different markets and are not substitutes. May aims to expand from Los Angeles to San Bernardino with a Montclair center, closing the gap to West Covina and San Bernardino. Broadway plans two to three pages daily plus eight on Sundays and says Times circulation is strongest in the metropolitan area. The May Co. emphasizes a five mile trading area for Inland Shopping Center and notes Times ads remain vital there.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Los Angeles Times
Broadway
May Co
Times
Julian O. von Kalinowski
San Bernardino Sunland Telegram
Art Lyon
Broadway Merchandising
Cortland Peterson
U.S
John Poole
Sun
May, Co
The
Peterson
Examiner
May
Inland
San Bernardino
Montclair
Ontario
West Covina
Lyon
Englebretson to head RHS Key club
Mark Englebretson was elected president of the Redlands High School Key Club on Thursday night. Elected with him were Mike Rogers vice president, David Quick treasurer, and Ken Jacobs secretary. Officers serve the first semester of 1967-68. Englebretson is son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert Englebretson. Advisors are Don Lowery Ron Stutt with Kiwanis chairman Dave Goldie.
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Mark Englebretson
Redlands
Pat Daniel
Englebretson
Mike Rogers
David Quick
Ken Jacobs
Gol
Robert Englebretson
Ryan Street
Winners listed for Chepulechi high school art show
Additional winners from the Chepuilechi fine arts show at Redlands high school include Homemaking divisions with first place Sally Duperevon, and multiple second and third places for cakes breads cookies and crafts. Modern Dance honors go to Janice Jacinto and Kathy Klausner, with many others earning ribbons in stitchery weaving pottery and sculpture. A memorial dedication honored former RHS teacher William L. Rose.
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Redlands High School
Sally Duperevon
Sheila Byrne
Becky Dunn
Chevy van Grouw
Sue Hartzell
Kerry Fife
Presi Ag
Brenda McGaffigan
Connie Chadbourne
Debbie Adelman
Sandy Hauser
H. M. Pat Bauer
Susie Entrekin
Barbara Sneden
Diana Tate
Val Manning
H. M
Linda Scroggin
Linda Marlocke
Betty Hurley
H. M. Mary Adams
Lie Gorman
Peggy Bourlan
Janice Jacinto
Kathy Klausner
Margaret McDonald
Nancy Fink
Penny Sullivan
Kathy Economy
Barbara
Vicki Huey
William L. Rose
RHS
Cindy Huettig
Sharon van Sickle
H.M
Debbie Ad
Julia Roberts
Dave Roberts
Donna’ Billick
Jay Richards
Jimmy Osgood
Road project bid near Camp Angelus awarded to R Williams Paving
The low bid for the Camp Angelus road project on Route 38 is $136,363 by R Williams Paving Grad ing of Big Bear Lake. The project covers portions east and southwest of Camp Angelus, adds drainage culverts and debris tracks, and aims to prevent future storm damage causing closures. Work should finish by late August or early September with traffic routed to minimize disruption.
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Camp Angelus
R. Williams
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