Redlands Bowl Parade Plans Announce 47 Entries Tomorrow
Junior Associates of the Redlands Bowl set up the third annual day of parade activities with 47 entries for the opening of the season of free summer concerts. A 10:00 am parade starts at Citrus and Olive avenues, with route along Ninth, State, Orange, and Vine to the Bowl. Participating groups include the American Legion Color Guard, Grand Marshal Chuck Rodriguez, Redlands High School Band, Rotary, Lions Club, Kiwanis, Girl Scouts, March Air Base Band, Norton Air Base unit, and many local clubs, businesses, and public service groups, each assigned a parade position.
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She Cay
Citrus and
Qlive Avenue
Wan
Olive Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Eureka Street
Ninth Street
State Street
State
Orange Street
Orange
Dry Hall
Vine
American Legion
Dosarh
Chuck) Rodriguez
Gene Hughes
Junior Associates
Redlands
Knights of the Round Table
Redlands Federal Savings & Lunn
Muggle Reading
Cwickerettes
Rotary
Bank of America
Contemporary Club
Bert Hatfield
Redlands High School
Little League
Redlands Police Reserve
Miss Redlands
Junior Chamber of Commerce
House of Neighborly Service
Council of Churches
Ministerial Association
Bert Hatfierd
City Council
City Manor
Fowlers Real Estate
Lions Club
Little Scouts
Red Cross Motor Corps
March Air Base Band
Norton Air Base
Grace Mullan
John Pike
W. E. Slaughter
Gary Hascock
Kiwanis
Republican Club
Girl Scouts
Redlands Mounted Police
Y. Wic
Daunkey Cart
Superior Feed and Supply Co
Community Chest
U.S. Post Office
Long Beach Mounted Palace
Sports Car Club
Redlands Motorcycle Club
American Legion Locomotive
Methodist Men To install Officers
The active Methodist Men's organization of the First Methodist church plans its last meeting of the season Monday evening. Dinner is served and a representative from Alcoholics Anonymous will discuss the society and hold a Q and A period. New officers will be installed with Reginald Biddick as president andCal S. Bell announcing the cabinet.
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First Methodist Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill Kingham
West Gloye Avenue
Cal S. Bell
Reginald Biddick
Lowell Wells
Robert Crum
Beverley Perry
Harrold B. Belcher
William Urey
W. Brant
Seout Trop
Yee
Cari
Paul Linn
William J. Cox
William P. Urey
Warren Brant
John Elkins
Perry couple mark fifty second wedding anniversary at home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Perry of 310 Wear Olive avenue observed their fifty second anniversary in a quiet home celebration today. They received cards and well wishes from numerous friends. George Bachelor Law Jr of 1940 Pacific street is candidate for a BA in industrial arts at UC Santa Barbara with spring commencement at 4 p.m. June 21. Walter of 511 Eureka street remains in Yucaipa hospital after major surgery Wednesday morning and is recuperating with visitors not allowed at present. Pvt. Horace E. Korn Jr of Jasper avenue Mentone is home on emergency leave due to his grandfather’s illness. Korn has been with the 507th Transport Marine Maintenance Detachment since May 1950 after departing Okinawa. Stephan C. Shadegg was in Badlands yesterday with his mother Mrs. Katherine Shadegg of 837 Campus avenue. He then flies to Healdsburg, California, as Trinity Cathedral Phoenix delegate to the Laymen’s Conference of the presiding bishop’s Protestant Episcopal committee. Mr. Shadegg, his wife, and four children live in Phoenix.
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Wear Olive Avenue
George Bachelor Law Jr
Pacific Street
University of California Santa Barbara College
Weohn GE. Walter
Eureka Street
Yucaipa Hospital
Horace E. Korn Jr
H. E. Korn
Jasper Avenue
Mentone
Okinawa
W. J. Korn
West Fern Avenue
Pvt. Korn
507Th Transport Marine Maintenance
Stephan C. Shadegg
Badlands
Katherine Barden Shadegg
Campus Avenue
Shadegg
Healdsburg
Calif
Trinity Cathedral
Phoenix
Anzona
Protestant Episcopal Church
George Bachelor Law, Jr. Radlands
Santa Barbara College
University of California
Poultry and Eggs Prices in Los Angeles Market
June 6 Los Angeles wholesale and consumer egg prices listed for AA large 46-48 cents, Grade A large 40-41, medium 35-30, small 26-27. Retail cartons AA large 58-61, medium 48-52, Grade A large 40-56. Live poultry prices include fryers 4-31 cents per pound, hens 19-25, roasters 24-26, assorted items and commercial lots.
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Angeles
Alumni Day at University of Redlands Weekend Events
Alumni Day activities begin with a 1:80 baseball game against the varsity, a 3:30 alumni association meeting, and a 5:00 dedication of Watchern Hall. Sunday features Baccalaureate at Memorial Chapel and Commencement at the Alumni Greek Theater with remarks by Alexander R. Heron.
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University of Redlands
Watehorn Memorial Hall
Memorial Chapel
George H. Arnstecest
Spring All Arabian Horse Show at Kellogg Ranch
Southern California riders will compete for prizes at Kellogg ranch near Pomona Sunday. Halter classes start at 9 30 am with the main show at 1 30 pm. Competing horses include Ruth Lage Alice Landell and Fred Arth riding in English and western gear Nancy Cook and Larry Witter also appear in action classes.
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Redlands
California
Kellogg Ranch
Pomona
Ruth Lage
Alice Landell
Fred Arth
Mr. Arth
Nancy Cook
Larry Witter
Banker's bold move shocks Wynne crowd at meat vault
In Wynne Arkansas Wiley Lipscomb, a local banker, drew attention when he disappeared into the peak vault and emerged with an emblematic item, highlighting unexpected meat prices and local curiosity about the vaults and prices.
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Wynne, Ark
Wiley Lipscomb
Pony League Baseball Season Opens Saturday
The Pony League season opens tomorrow with a ceremony at Lynch Field. A doubleheader features Haverty's Pirates vs Sooy A Jackson's Bodgers at 6 pm, followed by Exchange Club Cardinals hosting Stockton Sporting Goods Giants.
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Lynch Field
Haverty
Pirates
Sooy
Jackson
Bodgers
Cardinals
Stockton Sporting Goods Giants
Gough
Angels
Mentone
Prett
Renier
Lincoln Sixth Graders Camp In Mountains
Lincoln School sixth graders organized the first public school camping experience in the area with 20 students and six adult counselors. The trip in the San Bernardino mountains, with Forest Service and Department of Conservation cooperation, featured fire building, rope climbing, tracking, a treasure hunt, meals cooked by students, and sleeping under the stars.
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Owen Geer
Lincoln School
Forest Service
Department of Conservation
Inspirafier
San Bernardino Mounains
Pat Rawbottom
Richard Shugart
Marcos Ramirez
Rag Mops
Janks Lake
Golden Eagles
Coy Copher
Rudy Apodaca
Merced
Gongales
Pat Rowbottom
Dennis Wagner
Philbert Romero
Thomas Vaught
Chauncey Romero
Gena Moline
Kenneth Luzardi
Dick Vaught
Arthur Abbott
John Brackens
William Miller
Esther Hernandez
Stella Hernandez
Josie Ruiz
Jeannie Egelhoff
Gloria Molina
Gloria Casteneda
Registration For New Students Set For Next Week
Summer round up for elementary schools announced by Miss Lyda M. Smiley. Kindergarten registration with required physical exams runs all next week at each school with specific dates and times. Transfer pupils registering before opening will be announced later.
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Lyda M. Smiley
Sis
Franklin
Lincoln
McKinley
Wednesdy
Kingsbury
Mentone
Crafton
Lugonia
Franklin McKinley
Kingsbury Mentone Crafton
Lugonza
Legion Opens Season Saturday
The American Legion junior baseball team opens its season with a 3 PM practice game at Evans park Riverside against Riverside. The first league game is set for 4 30 PM Saturday June 14 at the U of A diamond hosting Upland.
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American Legion
Legion
Riverside
Evans Park
Jack Brewster
U. of A
Flayers
Brewster
Chris Barnes
Appleton
Keddie
Brockton and
14Th Streets
Community Hospital
Norton Air Base Seeks 8 040 Jobs By June
Norton Air Base expects to reach its employment goal by June with 8 040 positions. Brig Gen Langmead says 250 to 300 new workers are being processed as defense jobs fill. Vacancies include 400 trades helper roles at 1 40 hourly, junior warehousemen at 138 hourly, and women clerical posts at salaries of 2 750 and 2 950 annually.
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Norton
Edmund C. Langmead
Andrew Everson
Everson
Elementary relations of men to nature and each other
A concise meditation on how fundamental ties between people and the natural world, and among people themselves, are learned through deep meaning. The reflection emphasizes enduring bonds shaped by experience, environment, and shared obligation.
Redlands graduates win Danforth fellowships
Agnes Moreland and John Kuo, June graduates of the University of Redlands, are named newly elected Danforth Foundation fellows. Each receives $1000 for graduate study, with Moreland aiming for an MA in English and Kuo for geology and mathematics at Caltech. Both plan to teach, supporting a Christian education emphasis.
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University of Redlands
George H. Armacost
Agnes Moreland
John Kuo
Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Knopleng
California Institute of Technology
China
Miss Moreland
Redlands
Danforth
St. Olaf’s
Minnesota
My. Kuo
Kenneth Irving Brown
Baarort
Franklin Class Visits L A Zoo
Sixth grade students from Franklin school visited the Los Angeles county museum and Griffith Park zoo today. The trip included many students and PTA parents assisting with the excursion. Teachers Olin Graves and Donald McIntosh Jr led the group. George Bachelor Law Jr and Radlands anticipate graduation from Santa Barbara College of the University of California with exercises on June 21.
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Franklin School
Los Angeles County Museum
Griffith Park Zoo
David Adams
Eddie Avila
Larry Braga
Carl Bethurum
Sandra Biggerstaff
Nancy Brethan
Linda Brooks
David Bullard
Charles Carlisle
Geraldine Cate
Harvey Crane
Frank Cummings
Gordon Davis
Bobby Foster
Dennis Johnson
Judy Jones
Jorna Legg
Bill McGuire
David McKee
Janice Meyer
Marie Meyer
Chuckie Ortiz
Peggie Romine
Sharon Sappington
Carol Shambart
Judy Smith
Sue Wilan
Jack Carper
Jimmy Jennings
Archie Maddox
Jeff Perkins
Freddy Swagger
Miriam Ball
Toni Caréero
Carmelia de Graff
Claudette Felper
Claudia Felper
Linda Maatman
Lynn Dickborn
Joan Vander Hoop
P.T.A
Dale Perkins
Nellie Crane
James Jones
High School Champs For '52 Announced
The 1952 high school handball championships were announced by the Boys' Physical Education department. Jerry Macy won the sophomore singles 7-0 over Bob Behring. Macy and Jim Lovelace won the doubles 21-15 over Cagle and Patterson. Junior singles champ Gary Brush defeated Bill Kirkley 21-18. Brush and Davis won the doubles 21-7 over Stockham and Quesada. Senior singles winner Buddy Williamson defeated Dick Rozena 1 2. Williamson and Guer 22-12 beat Ralph Gio and Laughlin Martinez 21-15. All-school champ Williamson beat Brush 22-20 for singles. Brush and Davis won the school doubles 22-26 over Williamson and Guer cio. medals awarded.
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Jerry Macy
Bob Behring
Macy
Jim Lovelace
Jack Cagle
Tom Patterson
Gary Brush
Bill Kirkley
Brough
Dor Davis
Ken Stockham
Ventura Quesada
Buddy
Citrus Market Prices Across Los Angeles and New York
Citrus markets in Los Angeles report first and second grade orange prices by size with slight upticks. First grade values around 9.76 9.37 and 7.99, second grade about 7.70 to 5.76, with notes of mixed size trends. New York car per car auction shows an average price of 8.88 with some sizes unchanged and others higher or lower in spots.
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Los Angeles
New York
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