City to Build New Reservoir on Sunset
The city plans a 2 to 3 million gallon Margarita Reservoir at Sunset drive and Margarita to serve a new Suncrest area water system. Construction not before late summer 1961 with $105,009 budgeted for final plans. total cost likely over $150,000. The project aims to reduce fire risk, relieve Country Club overload, and boost overall storage. Water will come from Sunset area lines and existing Ford South etc. and include a covered reservoir blending with the neighborhood.
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Sunset Drive and
Margarita
Water Department
John Jones
Public Works Department
Ford
Sunset Drive
Highway 9
San Timoteo Canyon
Crescent Avenue
South Avenue
Sunset
Country Club
Gn Country Club
Margarita Drive
Marilyn Lane
Sunset and
Margarita Reservoir
Jones
Ford Street
Sunthis System
West Crescent
Remains of Plane Crash Victims Removed
Sheriff's men recovered the three Bechtel family members from the 1956 wreck on a Dayanyon peak ridge. Credit cards and personal effects confirmed their identities. The rescue team broke apart the plane and dropped the wreckage into the canyon to avoid future air searches. Remains were turned over to Coroner R. E. Williams.
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George Bechtel
Cucamonga Peak
South Gate
Charles M
Pete Petrowich
Bechtel
Dayanyon
Donald S
Bud Mauldi
Petrovich
Redlands Firm Low Bid For Palm Springs School Project
Forsberg and Gregory, Palm Springs, submitted the lowest bid of 491,078 for Section 17 school construction. Competing bids were W. D. Foote at 507,265 and L. P. Scherer at 529,000. Architect John P. Clark of Palm Springs designed a classroom and multipurpose building with a light steel frame, steel wall panels, long span deck, and full supporting facilities.
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Redlands Construction
Forsberg and
Contract Let For Stream Telemetering
The Board of Supervisors awarded a telemetering contract to General Electric for flood danger warnings at a bid of 9422 dollars, beating Motorola Communications Electronics Inc at 13880 dollars. GE will supply radio gear for a Santa Ana River canyon flood warning system, enabling automatic water flow gauging to estimate valley floods and reducing field checks.
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General Electric Company
Board of Supervisors
G.E
Motorola Communications Electronics, Inc
General Electric
Santa Ana
Spicer Becomes Mentone Chamber Leader
Donald W. Spicer was unanimously elected president of the Mentone Chamber of Commerce and assumed duties this week. The chamber will recess until September while officers select the executive board. Victor Simmons becomes vice president and C A Partridge is secretary treasurer. The final lighting district report shows support for 56 new lights with plans to add two more on Olivine and Beryl streets. Membership sits at 76.
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Donald W. Spicer
Mentone Boulevard
Mentone Chamber of Commerce
Victor Simmons
Chamber
C. A. Partridge
Mentone
Olivine
Beryl
Dr Crittenden Opens Pediatrics Practice in Redlands
Dr I Hunter Crittenden joins Redlands medical staff to open a pediatrics and pediatric cardiology practice at 223 Cajon Street. A UCLA trained pediatrician and cardiology specialist, he previously practiced in Westwood Village and served with UCLA Medical Center and St John’s Hospital. He and his wife Jean Lawrence have three children and live at 1426 Via Vista Drive.
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I. Hunter Crittenden
Redlands
Cajon Street
UCLA
Jean Lawrence
John S. Lawrence
Ucla Medical Center
University of Southern California Medical School
Crittenden
Westwood Village
St. John’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Grant To Maybury for Protein Structure Research
Kings County Heart Association awarded Dr. Robert H. Maybury an additional 2500 grant to advance his study of protein molecule structure at the University of Redlands. George H. Armacost received the check from Dr. Lloyd F. Christensen after the trustees meeting. Maybury’s work is funded by the American Heart Assn, the National Science Foundation, and the National Institute of Health, as part of a larger effort to map atomic arrangements in large biomolecules.
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Kings County Heart Association
Robert H. Maybury
University of Redlands
Lloyd F. Christensen
Hanford
George H. Armacost
Maybury
American Heart Assn
National Science Foundation
National Institute of Health
Yucaipa Zoning Change Granted by Board of Supervisors
A petition to rezone six acres in Yucaipa from residential to manufacturing was approved by the Board of Supervisors yesterday. The grant names Russel D Skyberg of 35011 Kimberly Lane, Yucaipa, as beneficiary.
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Yucaipa
Russel D. Skyberg
Kimberly Lane
Board of Supervisors
Alabama to seek Supreme Court rehearing on offshore rights
Mobile Alabama protests a Supreme Court ruling that limited Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi offshore oil rights to 3.5 miles into the Gulf. Governor Patterson announced the state will seek a rehearing, challenging the 1953 law that gave Texas and Florida 10.5 miles.
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Mobile, Ala
UPI
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
John
Patterson
High Court
Texas
Florida
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bequest of 5000 To Redlands Music Association
Mrs. N Elena Collinge left five thousand dollars to the Redlands Community Music Association in Santa Barbara where she died on May 4 after fifty years in Redlands. Funeral services were held in Redlands. she is buried beside her husband in Hillside Cemetery. The bequest announcement came from Superior Court Judge Joseph Ciano, chairman of the music association board.
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Redlands Community Musc Association
N. Elena Collinge
Santa Barbara
Eisenhower Returns Home After West Point Reunion
President Eisenhower wrapped up a three day West Point reunion with his 1915 cadet classmates. He flew from Stewart Air Force Base aboard Col umbine III with several alumni and press aide Anne Wheaton, then toured the West Point museum, inspected new facilities, and joined a parade with 2,500 cadets before a fond farewell dinner. The journey included a Notre Dame side trip and a spirits lifting visit to the historic academy on the Hudson.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
West Point
Stewart Air Force Base
Columbine
Hudson
Notre Dame
Taylor Awarded Top Honors By Rifle Club
President Bill Taylor of Redlands High School Rifle Club won the 1959 60 club trophy for top contributions and also the club championship. Runner up was Steve Ruff, with Jeff Moore earning Most Improved. Art Grandy was runner up in the class. Louis Russo and Dale Windegerst received appreciation medals. Louis presented two phonograph records to Lt Col W D Taylor for coaching duties at the Redlands Fish and Game club range.
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Bill Taylor
Redlands High School Rifle Club
Mentone Inn
Steve Ruff
Jeff Moore
Art Grandy
Louis Russo
Dale Windergerst
Louis
W. D. Taylor
Red ‘Lands Fish and Game Club
Principal in S B Resigns
SOULNOL Ine Bo Cuurac. Wilfred R. Foehner to lead at San Bernardino High School after Otto Roemich announces resignation to become assistant superintendent. Riflemen attending last year in education service fill positions held by Bill Taylor Dale Windent tergerst Louis Russo Steve Ruff. Resignation effective June 30.
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Soulnol
Bo Cuurac
Wilfred R. Foehner
San Bernardino
Oomed
Otto Roemich
Sorl
Bill Taylor
Dale Windent
Tergerst
Louis Russo
Steve Ruff
Garden Grove Union
John Stratton
Larry Deaton
Art High
Orange
Grandy
Larry
Couple to celebrate graduation and naturalization week
Jeanette Bedaux graduates from the University of Redlands while her husband Michel A. Bedaux, Dutch-born U.S. resident, becomes a naturalized citizen in a special ceremony before Judge Archie Mitchell. He will attend Cal Poly Pomona next fall to study aerospace engineering as Mrs Bedaux plans to teach in Pomona. The couple resides in University Village and will attend the regular naturalization on June 15 in San Bernardino Municipal auditorium with Dilworth as speaker. Music by the March AFB band accompanies the event.
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Michel A. Bedaux
University Village
Bedaux
Jeanette
University of Redlands
United States
National Guard
Sierra Ordnance Depot
Herlong
California
Holland
Belgium
San Francisco
Camarillo
U.S. Army
San Bernardino
Riverside Press Enterprise
Archie Mitchell
Department 1
San Bernardino Superior Court
Arroyo Avenue
Pomona
San Bernardino Municipal Auditorium
Dennis Wardle
Nelson S. Dilworth
Four Freedoms Foundation
State Senate
March Afb
Wardle
Green paint chosen for California bridges by Gov Brown
Governor Edmund G Brown announced green will replace aluminum on state bridges. Early examples include Orange street spans in Santa Ana Wash near Redlands, the Kaiser Overhead on the San Bernardino Freeway Fontana, and Beaumont Overhead from Riverside. Brown cited green as economical and visually appealing, noting San Francisco’s Golden Gate and Bay Bridges will not adopt the color.
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Santa Ana Wash
Redlands
Kaiser
San Bernardino
Fontana
Beaumont
Riverside
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Sacramento
Brown
Golden Gate
Bay Bridges
San Francisco
Wrecked Fish Truck Triggers Second Highway Crash
A wrecked truck and trailer loaded with fish on Highway 70 99 near Redlands caused a second collision as workers repacked iced fish and moved boxes to a second truck. The fish, from the Gulf of Lower California to Los Angeles, injured Lois E. Bianchi 44 and Irene Taylor 58, taken to Redlands Community Hospital. Lonnie E. Howell Jr. 33 of San Bernardino was in the other car.
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Redlands
California Highway Patrol
Gulf of Lower California
Los Angeles
Lois E. Bianchi
San Bernardino
Irene Taylor
Fifteenth Street
Yucaipa
Redlands Community Hospital
CHP
Lonnie E. Howell, Jr
San’ 'Bernardino
Countywide rule curbs close-out sales in unincorporated San Bernardino
San Bernardino County adopts an ordinance requiring merchants to secure a permit and file a goods inventory before conducting close-out and removal-of-business sales. The sheriff will verify only listed items are sold, amid broader limits on damaged or distressed goods. The move follows BBB concerns over unfair local practices, with applicability to unincorporated areas including Yucaipa Mantle, Loma Linda, and other commercial centers. Redlands not covered by this ordinance.
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San Bernardino County
County Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Department
Better Business Bureau
San Bernardino
Yucaipa
Mentone
Loma Linda
Redlands
Three Yucaipa Family Hurt in Ivy and Bryant Crash
A family of five in Yucaipa sustained injuries in a crash at the Ivy and Bryant intersection at 7 40 am. Father William Garrett 29 mother Wanda 23 and their nine month old son Scott were hospitalized at Redlands Community with Royal Ambulance. Two siblings were uninjured though shaken. truck driver Arthur L Peters 67 of Yucaipa was listed.
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Yucaipa
Ivy
Bryant Streets
California Highway Patrol
Redlands Community Hospital
Royal Ambulance
William Garrett
Crilly Jane
Wanda
Scott
Arthur L. Peters
Fifth Street
Long Beach Population Increases as Census Released
Long Beach gained almost 75 000 residents in the past decade bringing its population to 323 996 preliminary census figures showed. Other district figures include Bellflower 45 609 Norwalk 83 651 Lakewood 67 023 Signal Hill 4 608 Dairy Valley 3 505 Artesia 10 013.
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Long Beach
UPI
Bellflower
Norwalk
Lakewood
Signal Hill
Dairy Valley
Artesia
Treasure House Your Unused Furniture Finds Market
Classified Ads offer a ready market for your unused furniture and appliances. Reach local buyers efficiently by listing sofas tables beds and appliances. Clear out clutter while turning idle items into cash through simple local ads.
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South ‘Mountain Water Company
Ford-South Avenue
Reservoir Canyon
R. E. Williams
Steve Reeves
Ieee Aybum
Sean Seberg
Peter Sellers
Jam Bernardino
Canon
Douek
Marion Brando
Sayonara
CoHit
Ingrid Bergman
Spicer
Mentone C. of
C. Head
Charley Francis
Dr. Crittenden
Armnmius
University High School
University of Utah
U.S. Navy
DR. I. Hunter Crittenden
W. Colten Ave
Taylor
Rifle Club
S.B
U.R
Harold Dykstra
Phillip Vogt
Frank Deshler
John B. O'Neil
Larry Cunningham
Maj
Donald McIntyre Phillip Disparte
Peter Stienstra
Frank R. Beauregard
Bill Woolery
Walter Lynn
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