Last day hours for elementary schools set
Redlands Public Schools announced last day schedule for June 15. Kindergarten runs 8 30 to 11 00 AM, grades 1 3 from 8 30 to 11 50 AM, grades 4 6 from 8 30 to 12 40 PM. Special education ends 11 50 AM. Cram Mariposa McKinley not on staggered week. lunches not served.
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Redlands Public Schools
Robert G. Campbell
O.H
E.M.R
T.M.R
E.H. Cram
Mariposa
McKinley
Reader Letters Criticize Front Page Photos After Tragic Death
Chas L Barnes of 306 Bond Street writes that coverage of Ann Clay and Jack's deaths in the local paper was in bad taste and bordering on sadistic, urging restraint in reporting grief and asking why such images are published. He signs as Charles L Barnes.
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Clay
Ann Clay
Jack
Exhaust sparked grass fire near Bellevue street
Redlands firemen extinguished a grass fire near 302 Bellevue street yesterday. The blaze was started about 1 50 p m by exhaust sparks from a tractor discing a field. There was no damage. The property owner was James Bethell.
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Redlands
Bellevue Street
James Bethell
Redlands Wins Share in $21 Million Pipe Antitrust Settlement
City authorities announce Redlands will receive many thousands of dollars after six pipe firms settle antitrust claims totaling 195 million in pipe purchases from 1954 to 1963. The city joins 350 plaintiffs. final share pending state review before distribution.
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Redlands
Edward F. Taylor
U.S. Steel Corporation
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Smith-Scott, Inc
U.S. Industries, Inc
United Concrete Pipe Corporation
Martin- Marietta Corporation
American Pipe and Construction Company
Taylor
Redlands School Board approves staff changes for summer programs
Trustees approved employment actions for district staff including secondary summer school teachers Warren Arnett Anthony Avina Richard Bates Edward Hopp Wilfred Foehner John Solter and Paul Williams effective June 19. Also approved were adult education summer class teachers seven week term and substitutes for the programs with details on leaves and contract releases.
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Redlands School Board
Warren Arnett
Anthony Avina
Richard Bates
Edward Hopp
Wilfred R. Foehner
John Solter
Paul Williams
Larry Britten
William Schmidt
Ingeborg Schuler
Marilyn Boxer
Edward Branson
Jo Ann Henrie
Blair S. Kenney
Les Liess
Mildred McKim
Frank V. Novello
Wiliam Schmidt
Susan Vastine
Cadet J Craig Rice Promoted To Corporal At VPI Blacksburg Va
J Craig Rice son of Lt Col and Mrs W C Rice of 922 W Fern Ave has been promoted to corporal in the Virginia Polytechnic Institute corps of cadets Blacksburg Va He will serve as squad leader and guidon bearer his other VPI activities include being assistant regimen and distinctions noted
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J. Craig Rice
W. C. Rice
W. Fern Avenue
Corps of Cadets
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
State Picnic Details For SER Ias Operations Officer
The State Picnic will be held in Long Beach on June 11 at Bix ton clerk German club and by Park Broadway and Cherry AFROTC scholarship avenue. The Oregon and Washington alternate color corporal squad will participate with the Society of American Military Engineers.
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Ias
Society of American Military Engineers
Oregon
Washington
Bixton Clerk
German Club
Park
Broadway
Cherry Afrotc Scholarship Avenue
Long Beach
Redlands opens three pools for summer June 17
Redlands will open Sylvan Pool Redlands High School pools and a third facility for 87 days starting June 17. Rates stay the same as last year with 10 to 50 cent pricing by age. Pool hours vary by location and seasonal tickets receive discounts. The recreation commission plans shaded areas cushioning and cooling around pools and will publish the 1967 Summer Recreation brochure.
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Redlands
Sylvan
Redlands High School
Recreation Commission
Bud Shirtcliff
Mrs. Gibson Joins San Bernardino County Board of Education
Mrs. Dorothy H. Gibson of Upland is appointed to the San Bernardino County Board of Education replacing Herbert S. Bailey who resigned. Roy C. Hill administered the oath at the Hall of Records. The board also named al Gibson trustee from Area B. Bailey had served since 1956, and Mrs. Gibson has years of PTA activity and six years on the Upland School District board.
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Dorothy H. Gibson
Upland
San Bernardino County
Upland High School
Chaffey College
PTA
Upland School District
Clement junior high awards spread at year end assembly
Clement junior high held a final assembly honoring students with numerous awards. Clement Gurrola led with the Marmolejo Post Citizenship Award and other accolades including Outstanding Sportsmanship, ninth grade scholarship honors, and attendance awards. Additional honors went to Lucy Quintana, Mike Serrano, Dennis Soto, Greg Steel, Carol Painter, Kathy Hill, Anita Pagdilao, Glenn Newton, Debbie Paget, Lucy Jimenez, and many more across seventh to ninth grades in homemaking, industrial arts, English, math, science, and numerous attendance and scholarship recognitions.
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Gilbert Gurrola
Kathy Hill
Anita Pagdilao
D.A.R
Glenn Newton
Viking
Debbie Paget
Valkyrie
Lucy Jimenez
Dennis Lipsky
Louise Flores
Dale Rouse
John Holland
Paul Cullen
John Sepulveda
Beth MacKenzie
Gordon Scofield
Jay Sanders
Randy Powell
Fleming Oliver
Kevin Mowl
Mike Hanson
Marsha Folkertsma
Larry Morlan
Gary Rowell
Janet Kidd
DeWayne Smith
Karen Goble
Debbie Stricker
Maricia Folkertsma
Pat Leinenbach
Cynthia Jelliffe
Nancy Jensen
Donna Linton
Kevin Mowil
Eileen May
Anita Neises
Carol Painter
Mike Serrano
Greg Steel
Paul Barnett
Janice Cole
Donald Dade
Thomas Deen
Janet England
Katherine Farwick
Louis Forbes
Rachel Harper
Rebecca Lou Harper
Dianna Mayfield
Randy Rozema
Rudy Saldana
David Ury
Patricia Wallace
Jack Alvarez
Esther Guevara
Joanne Johnson
Melody Koeppen
Lois Neises
Bill Neumeister
Michael Norrie
Timothy Powell
Linda Repsher
Carolyn Spohn
Karen Swartz
Thomas Ahearn
Jose Alvarez
Karen Bergstrom
Kathy Bergstrom
Jack Bierma
Joyce Campbell
Nelia Cranfill
Ennis Dixon
Steven Foster
David Harder
Gary Kean
Matthew Maiberger
Ruben Naranjo
Clement
Clement Junior High
Lucy Quintana
Rotary
Debbie Pagel
Robert Ruff Commissioned in Marines
Robert W. Ruff, 21, son of Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. George Ruff of 109 Hillside Way, received a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps after ceremonies in Virginia. A 1963 Redlands High School grad, he attended Long Beach State College before enlisting in October last year, trained in San Diego, stationed at Camp Pendleton, and entered Officers Candidate School at Quantico Va. He flew home on a 48 hour pass to Redlands last weekend and will return to Quantico for temporary assignment.
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Robert W. Ruff
George Ruff
Hillside Way
U.S. Marine Corps
Virginia
Ruff
Redlands High School
Long Beach State College
Marine Corps
San Diego
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Quantico
Redlands
25 headstones toppled at Hillside cemetery
Hillside Memorial Park in Redlands suffered major vandalism last night as 25 headstones weighing up to 600 pounds were toppled from their bases. Maintenance foreman Eugene Riddle said the damage could reach 400 dollars and required lifting and resetting some stones. Police investigated with few clues, recalling a similar incident years earlier with junior high students.
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Hillside Memorial Park
Gene
Herb Pasik
Eugene Riddle
Redlands
Riddle
Alessandro Road
Alessandro Gate
Memorial Park
Lee Simpson
Pete Wright
Sherlock Holmes
State Senate moves Yucaipa park bill up
A 2.94 million appropriation for Davis Grunsky recreational grant near the Yucaipa Dam and Reservoir was moved to the Assembly Water Committee after passage in the state Senate. Co authors include Carley Porter Stewart Hinckley John Quimby and William Coombs. Funds come from the California water fund and would be repaid from tidelands oil revenues per San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District officials.
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Yucaipa
Assembly Water Committee
State Senate
Carley Porter
Gordon Cologne
Davis- Grunsky
San Bernardino Valley
Stewart Hinckley
Redlands
John Quimby
Rialto
William Coombs
Assembly Water Resources Committee
California Water Fund
Tidelands
Muni District
Redlands Seniors Begin Pre Graduation Activities
Redlands high school seniors start pre graduation events with final exams today. Baccalaureate practice is tomorrow at Redlands Bowl from 1 to 3 PM, followed by the Senior Banquet and Dance at Terrier Hall from 6:30 to 11 PM. Sunday services start at 7:30 PM, with arrival by 6:15 PM for a class photo.
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Redlands High School
Redlands Bowl
Terrier Hall
Redlands coin collector reports $90,000 loss in home holdup
Detective say the loss covers hundreds of rare coins from Robert Herbst’s Redlands residence. Graefe says the total value may rise as investigators press the probe into the masked gunmen trio and the couple’s safe deposit plans. Authorities urge collectors to secure vaults and guard valuable holdings.
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Redlands
Graefe
Robert Herbst
Herbst
Wepauyeu Go Au Au
Dewey Herbst
Apps
Qanraa Wichar
Wabash Avenue Named Through Highway Amid Blind Intersections
San Bernardino County supervisors approved Wabash avenue as a through highway from Colton avenue north to San Bernardino avenue except at State Highway 38 Mentone boulevard to reduce danger from blind intersections. They ordered removal of lemon trees at Lugonia and California streets blocking views and denied a speed limit on Crafton avenue from 38 to Madeira.
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San Bernardino
CNS
Wabash Avenue
Redlands
Colton Avenue
San Bernardino Avenue
Mentone Boulevard
Wabash
Lugonia Avenue
California Street
Crafton Avenue
Madeira
Gas firms win rate cuts and refunds for California customers
The California Public Utilities Commission approved plans by Southern California and Southern Counties gas companies to cut rates by about 8.97 million dollars annually for 2,977,000 customers and issue refunds exceeding 3 million dollars. Rate reductions stem from cheaper gas purchases and federal tax depreciation benefits, with refunds starting from January 1 and continuing until July. Since July 1, 1964, four reductions have affected 1967-68 revenues, totaling over 26 million dollars for Southern California customers.
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Los Angeles
California Public Utilities Commission
Southern California
Southern Counties Gas Companies
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Transwestern Pipeline Company
California Natural Gas
California
Federal Power Commission
el Paso
Southern
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