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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
5
Local Notes announces a free shop event at the Winn Building Colton at Orange location Larry's Paint House. Shoppers receive S.& H. Green Stamps with purchases while supplies last.
A noon sample of Redlands area precincts shows 24 percent of voters cast ballots by noon. Polls stay open until 7 p.m in Masonic building and Christian Science Reading Room. Reporting includes precinct turnout figures, voter confusion from precinct changes, and notes on primary election context and local polling details.
Sergeant Major Harrison L. Wood was assigned to the 168th Medical Battalion in Korea after Army enlistment in 1935 and Fort Ord service. Stilwell A. Wagner, son-in-law of the Burns family, was promoted to Master Sergeant at McChord AFB Tacoma. Paul T. Hallum II, son of the Hallums, advanced to Corporal at Elsinore Naval Academy. John Pike of Hanford Foundry is hospitalized in Redlands after a collapse. condition satisfactory.
Preparations for graduations move into high gear in Redlands with announcements from principals. Sacred Heart School holds a 7 30 p m graduation tomorrow, Seventh day Adventist at 8 p m Thursday, and Valley Preparatory at 10 30 a m Friday. Redlands High School hosts graduation in the Redlands Bowl Friday evening, last day for public school students. No ceremonies for public junior high or elementary schools.
California voters confront first election since cross filing ended. The piece explains write-in rules for nominating candidates, noting that a write-in must exceed all rivals and reach at least 1 percent of district votes. It discusses campaigns to sway opposite parties by write-ins, historical precedents, and potential legislative changes.
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Yucaipa held its first confirmation Sunday at the American Legion Hall with Rev. Wilbur E. Barnett presiding. Confirmands include Glenn Bowen and Arthur Holt couples from Redlands and Yucaipa, junior Susan Lorraine Kruse, and new members Mrs. Albert Frappart and Mrs. Robert Nagle. Jerri Anderson, baptized at six, was sponsored by Mrs. Woodward and the Ebmeier couple. Mrs. Frederick Woodward joined by transfer from West Covina. The Pentecost themed service followed examinations and a reception at the parsonage.
Ansel Adams, renowned photographer and teacher, will conduct the third annual Photograph Workshop at the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts from August 1 to 5. The course covers natural light outdoor shooting, basic black and white and color processes, and new Polaroid Land materials with emphasis on technique, aesthetics, and interpreting the natural scene. An accompanying weekend program runs July 29 to 31 for beginners and August 5 to 7 for professionals and advanced amateurs.
Los Angeles reports wholesale egg bids with grades AA and A for large, extra large, medium and small sizes, plus candied and uncandied pricing to producers and retailers. Rates include row by grade and size, with poultry items like roasters and hens listed for ranch sale.
Four building permits totaling 43125 were issued by the county building inspector's office last week for Redlands area locations. At 23749 Highway 99 a 2332 square foot stucco office by Ted Stevenson as owner and builder. In Yucaipa at 12374 Fifth Street two stucco apartments 819 square feet each by Leonard N Pederson as owner and builder. Mentone west side of Adams street north of Cedar avenue a 1117 square foot stucco dwelling by T R Moss as owner and builder. At 36 Robinoak Road Yucaipa a 680 square foot dwelling by Paul W Lingener as owner and builder.
Los Angeles officers probing the crash of a stolen plane on the Crystal Springs grade east of Redlands found the pilot, Donald John Brock, 27, of Hawthorne, was wanted for forgery and passing bad checks in Bell. The craft, pursued through fog, struck a guy wire and burst into flames on the freeway, with the body later identified by dental work and personal items. The deceased was to be moved for funeral services in Bakersfield after being recovered from the crash site.
One hundred thirty seniors at the University of California Riverside will receive degrees at commencement led by Chancellor Herman T. Spieth. The sixth Letters and Science ceremony begins 7 p.m. on the mall north of the library. Dr White Townsend White Jr of UCLA will deliver the address. Richard Schoonover will speak for the seniors. The event features performances by the UCR orchestra and choral society.
Stocks advanced to their best level since late January as better sales lifted White Motors Chrysler Ford and General Motors about 1 each. Kodak jumped nearly 4 and Du Pont about 3 while National Lead rose around 3 in metals and Corning Glass nearly 5 in its sector. Dow Jones final averages show gains with 30 industrials up 8.66 to 645.58 20 rails up 1.26 to 143.19 15 utilities up 0.14 to 89.69 and 65 stocks up 2.13 to 210.36. Volume totaled about 3,710,000 shares versus 3,220,000 on Monday.
Red Cross chapters request immediate support from individuals, businesses and clubs to fund Chilean relief. Chile’s destruction is described as the worst in 25 years, with 5000 miles separating donors from the disaster area. The national body has donated $175,000 and seeks broad fund-raising with flexible cash gifts to meet urgent needs.
The county board adopted a modernized dog licensing and rabies vaccination ordinance for unincorporated areas effective immediately. Vaccination clinics are scheduled in Mentone Yucaipa Loma Linda East Highlands and Victoria School. Fees rise to three dollars for neglecting vaccination or license renewal with penalties including fines jail time and possible killing of untagged dogs.
Vital records list a daughter Claudia Suzanne Feenstra born June 7 1960 at Kaiser hospital Walnut Creek to Kenneth and wife of Albany California Maternal grandmother Mrs John Christofferson Colton Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs M K Feenstra 36 University Place Redlands deaths include Gary Stephen Chaves infant son of Mr and Mrs John Chaves Redlands buried Hillside Cemetery after private services and state viewing at Cortner Chapel with family, and Gertrude Mae Egan 79 of Redlands died June 6 1960 husband Thomas daughter Violet Schoenenberger granddaughter Peggy Lee Schoenenberger and siblings noted Funeral at Cortner Chapel with interment Hillside cemetery. Mrs Egan had lived in Redlands two years and Long Beach prior to 25 years in Long Beach where she attended a Lutheran church.
Los Angeles June 7 UPI reports representative orange prices by size and grade from auction markets. First grade 72s 6.24 5.11 3.70. 138s 163s 180s 3.28 2.96 2.84. Trend: slightly lower.
University of Redlands president Dr George H Armacoost announced two new trustees Carl C Ernst president of California Electric Power Co and John J Graeber investment adviser for New York residents and former Chase Manhattan Bank executive Their careers span decades with Ernst rising to president of CalEpp after serving as electrician local agent and manager in multiple cities Graeber began in banking in 1905 with a Chase predecessor and later chaired Bank of Los Angeles now trustee of several trusts and adviser to New York residents
John J. Crowley of Grand Central Rocket Co told 46 Redlands Republican Men at an election Eve meeting that the GOP must broaden its base and resist a paternalistic government. He warned against keeping government out of business yet criticized eastern tax flows and lamented lost contracts, urging a new leadership era and renewed American ideals.
Chino Airport, an 837 acre facility, is returned to public use as the county signs a new lease with Pacific Airmotive Corporation. The lease replaces prior terms with a one year agreement and four possible one year extensions at higher rents. PAC plans to expand aviation work, employing about 250 on Navy overhaul contracts and a Venezuelan project to overhaul 18 F-36 planes. Future changes depend on Navy and Venezuelan contracts expiring.
Cleanup at Slide Lake near Redlands in the San Bernardino Mountains removed two truckloads of litter. The Redlands Fish and Game Conservation association and the U.S. Forest Service conducted the event, continuing a yearly effort since 1955. A brush fire on Slide Peak was fought with borate bombing for about six hours from Hemet airport. Representatives from the association and forestry were listed, with some members having good trout fishing Saturday but not Sunday.
County Supervisors move to regulate trampoline business amid rising popularity among county youths. Dr Merle E Cosand of the County Health Department outlined rules drawn from Los Angeles and Beverly Hills ordinances, approved and sent to County Counsel to draft a countywide ordinance for San Bernardino.
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