Sheldon Takes Helm as Yucaipa Chamber President
Harold Sheldon, manager of the Yucaipa branch of Security-First National Bank, was installed as president of the Yucaipa Chamber of Commerce during the annual dinner at the Womans Clubhouse. The ceremony drew about 75 attendees including S. Wesley Break and Assemblyman Jack Beaver, with Otto B. Ellingen delivering the guest address on Yucaipa’s economy. New officers and directors were installed, and several members, including James Holden and Mary Howard Reed Memory, were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sheldon
Yucaipa
Security- First National Bank
Hans H. Lilienthal
Norman Anderson
Homer Carr
Byron Ferguson
John Gross
Edward Hoffman
Harold Lockwood
Virgil Louis
Norman Miller
Orval Miller
William Newton
Thomas W. Philp
William Rose
James Holden
Mary Howard Reed
Harry Townsend
Redlands Chamber Maps 1958 59 Aims and Appoints Leaders
Redlands Chamber of Commerce directors at a Monday meeting adopted a 1958 59 aims statement and appointed chairmen for key programs. Leroy Hansberger leads economic development Rueben Williams civic affairs Arnold Lovick chairs with Everett Helms as vice chair retail division John Ferrall heads membership relations. Committee plans cover housing development community council and Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Chamber of Commerce
LeRoy Handley
Leroy Hansberger
Rueben Williams
Arnold Lovick
Everett Helms
John Ferrall
California
Nedlands
Chamber of Commerce
Redlands
French Say Moslem Rebels Killed and Captured in Algeria
UPI reports General Raoul Salan announced that 715 Moslem rebels were killed and 189 captured by French forces in the week ending Sunday. The campaign against Algerian nationalists continues despite Gaullist upheaval and the May 13 crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Raoul Salan
Redlands City Council Plans Retail Area Improvements
The council aims to provide parking facilities for shoppers and modernize retail displays and building fronts. It will improve rear entrances, promote clean sidewalks and streets, and participate in city-wide retail promotions. A merchants policy to offer diverse merchandise will be urged, with surveys to gauge buying potential in Redlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Marshall Joins Scherer Sales Organization
Louis P. Scherer announced that William S. Marshall, formerly in Honolulu real estate, has joined the Scherer Sales Organization which handles house sales in Scherer developments. Marshall worked with Edward J. Bolles for 3.5 years, specialized in Waikiki hotels, and served eight years in the U.S. Coast Guard in WWII and Korea. He is a Redlands native, citrus businessman by trade, and subdivided 50 acres in Colton. He and his wife with two children live at 1825 Elizabeth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Scherer
William S. Marshall
Honolulu
Mutual Orange Distributors
Mr. Marshall
Redlands High School
University of Eastteni
Ll.c
Davis
L.A. UC
U.S. Coast Guard
Korea
Colton
Marshall
Elizabeth Street
One Yucaipa Permit For Week One
Yucaipa residential construction slowed with only one building permit issued by the county inspector. A $6506 frame and stucco dwelling is planned on Avenue B adjoining 35271. Owners Raymond and Myra Weesies. builder Thomas E. Selby. 756 square feet. A $3600 frame bar and cafe by Brooks Gresham in Fallsvale. 720 square feet. plans by architect Jimmy Cartee.
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Yucaipa
Avenue B
Raymond
Myra Weesies
Thomas E. Selby
Brooks Gresham
Fallsvale
Jimmy Cartee
Police Chief Praises Redlands T-Timers Youth Club
Redlands Elks sponsored T-Timers club received a commendation letter from Police Chief Stanley Bowen. He praised their self policing at meetings and dances and their civic involvement. Dances drew 180 to 200 attendees with no problems. The group sponsored a pub dance at the Contemporary club featuring Woody Franks and his combo.
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Redlands T-Timers
Ideal Automobile Club
Redlands Elks Club
Stanley Bowen
Redlands
Woody Franks
Mr. Franks
Redlander
Totem Poles On Display At Redlands Junior High
Papiermache totem poles created by 7th grade students under Mr. Robert Snyder are showcased at the school entrance as part of an Alaska study. The display includes student researchers Felix Alvarado Calvin Bates Peter Carrion Richard Carrion Bob Cummings Phillip Diaz Charlie Hernandez Dan Hernandez Jack Holt Roger Kuite Benny Lopez Don Maxwell Joe Rey 1072. Also featured are art posters on alcohol and tobacco harms. Prizes were awarded to several participants with family and staff noted. next year’s reunion plans set by co chairs Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hinkle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Junior High School
Robert Snyder
Alaska
Felix Alvarado
Calvin Bates
Peter Carrion
Richard Carrion
Bob Cummings
Phillip Diaz
Charlie Hernandez
Dan Hernandez
Jack Holt
Roger Kuite
Benny Lopez
Don Maxwell
Joe Rey
Een
Isplay
Hinkle
Carole Holloway
Chriss Smith
Helen Parker
Sylvan Park
Merle
W.C.T.U. Artinickers
San Bernardino
My.s
Donald Ricker
State
Redlands
Bud Rickert
D. S. Rickert
Cheryl Gray
Buena Park
S. E. Hinkle
Gene O’rourke
Marilyn Rickert
Sherman Oaks
Brad Shay
Gene Hinkle
Frank Adams
Adult School To Award 28 Diplomas Tonight
28 adults will receive high school diplomas at a graduation ceremony. Dr Herman J Sheffield, director of the Redlands Evening High School and admissions and registration, was named president of Bernardino Valley College. Earl Witmer, president of the Redlands board of trustees, will present the diplomas. Rev Frank M Toothaker will deliver the invocation. A 5 percent faculty pay raise was approved by the board.
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Herman J. Sheffield
Direc
Redlands Evening High Ter
Jack Binkley
University of Southern
California
Earl Witmer
John
Redlands Board of Trustees
Will L. Lounsbury
Lan
H. Fred
Bernardino Valley College
Heisner
the Valley College
Frank M. Toothaker
Mill
Fred Ranie
Hade
Redlands Bowl To Have Own Orchestra
The Redlands Bowl Festival will create its own permanent orchestra for the first time in 35 years. An incidental fee increase from 50 to 60 dollars will support the ensemble, health care, counseling, and student services. Ronald D. Hager is named orchestra contractor with Harry Farbman conducting the group including Marilynne Horne. The regular season opens July 1 with performances by Farbman, Tritt, Stearns, La Marchina, and others under a program culminating in July 4 5 and a Mikado overnights schedule.
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Uni
Ronald D. Hager
Riverside
San Antonio
Long Beach
California
Farbman
Marilynne Horne
Edward C. Tritt
Curtis Stearns
Robert la Marchina
Tritt
Mice blamed for elephant deaths at Karlsruhe zoo
Officials in Karlsruhe blame mice for the deaths of two elephants at the city zoo. Two weeks earlier a five year old African elephant died and a seven year old Indian elephant fell ill and died from a suspected unknown disease believed spread by mice. The incident sparks an inquiry by veterinary investigators into the elephant house.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
UPD
Regents approve incidental fee and non resident increases
The policy sets a uniform incidental fee across campuses to cover non educational services while keeping tuition free for qualified state residents. Non resident per semester fees rise from 150 to 200 for most students, 250 to 300 in medicine, 225 to 275 for graduate dentistry, 175 to 225 for undergrad dentistry, and 150 to 200 for graduate pharmacy. Minor fees and penalties also increase to reduce late registration issues.
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CudaLrpe
Schools of Medicine
School of Dentistry
School of Pharmacy
Cope Junior High Runoff Election Friday
A runoff at Cope Junior High will decide student body offices. Presidential nominees: Charlie Goldie and Bill Hardy. Vice presidential nominees: Pam Parris and Linda Rogers. Secretary of finance nominees: Janet Spittler and Gracelyn Woods. Results posted Friday.
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Cope Junior High School
Charlie Goldie
Bill Hardy
Pam Parris
Linda Rogers
Janet Spittler
Gracelyn Woods
Mary MacIntyre
Barbara Arth
Mike Talley
Ed Fleming
Ellyn Kay Porter
Darlene Messer
Jeanne Moulton
Philip Derkum
Bob Stewart
Marilyn Allum
Kathie Kientz
Bill Schoen
Kay Lovely
Vintage car soloist at Albert Hall on July 17
London reports that a classic automobile will perform as soloist in Antony Hopkins diagrammed Concerto for Motors and Orchestra at Albert Hall. The piece features two movements Allegro Molto Stirling Mosso and the Carburetor Waltz, promising a historic musical event.
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London
UPI
Albert Hall
Stirling Mosso
Antony Hopkins
Whittier College to award BA to Maccubbin in June
About People Ann Christine Maccubbin daughter of Captain and Mrs A L Maccubbin 226 Eureka street will be awarded the Bachelor of Arts at the Whittier College Commencement exercises June 14 Ronald Frescotte of Redlands will sing tenor in the chorus of Carousel the 49th annual Zanta Fiesta production in the University of Redlands Greek Theatre Saturday at 830 p.m Ron is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Frescotte 728 Bermuda drive and as junior P E major at the university 405 W Central Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Christine Maccubbin
A. L. Maccubbin
Eureka Street
Whittier College
Ronald Frescotte
Redlands
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Redlands Daily Facts
Sheldon
Yucaipa C
Economic Development Committee
Retail Merchants
Chamber
Planning Commission
Vesuvius
Clark Gable
Doris Day
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Tri-City
Pete
Dalton & Redlands
Brando - Clift - Martin
Young Lions
Cole Younger
Gunfighter
Bob Hope
Fernandes
Paris
Scherer Sales Organization
iMexican Players of
Padua Hills
Foothill
Claremont
Rancho Viejo
Jamaica
National
Dr. Sheffield
Valley College
Warren H. Frisbie
Lugonia
Ravenue
Orange Street
Faculty Association
Redlands Bowl
Robert G. Sproul
Imperial Hardware CO
East Citrus
Cope Junior High
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