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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
5
Auto sales notes show a position for a combination man in new and used cars. Experience required, operates with own deals, no turnover, benefits offered. Contact Dean Garvey at Garvey Motors 415 Orange Redlands phone 793-2323.
Raymond Phelps and his son Willie will present a coin collecting program at the Redlands Coin Club meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the YMCA Reports of new coins and medals will be made along with contests prizes and trading Many members plan to attend the San Bernardino County Coin Club Third annual Coin Show on July 9 and 10 at the Orange Show Cafeteria Redlands Coin Club founded in 1963 is open to all adults and juniors interested in coin collecting
Kenneth Green 22 son of Mrs. Charles Marcey 1425 W Crescent and the late Charles K Green earned a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering at the University of California Berkeley commencement today. A 1962 Redlands high graduate he has accepted a position with North American Aviation at Inglewood.
About 20 Redlands city employees completed a three day radiological metering course at the Fire Department headquarters. Jerry Campbell of the Region VI state Disaster Office in Redlands taught the 12 hour program covering fallout radiation levels and use of geiger counters. Participants included 14 firemen two police officers and workers from other city departments.
Cherry Valley resident George Halverson was rescued after spending about nine hours pinned on a steep canyon wall below Oak Glen road north of Beaumont. He tumbled 500 feet down the slope when his pickup went off the road last night and was hauled 250 feet up on a stretcher after deputies and a rescue team retrieved him. Halverson, unconscious for roughly five hours, was being treated at Pass Hospital this morning as authorities reviewed the night’s sequence and names of the rescue personnel.
Redlands police cadet Michael Knotek, 20, with 15 months on the force, arrested a 16 year old after catching him backing a car from the drive of John C Gustafson at 717 Nottingham. Knotek, working off duty as a security patrolman, spotted the vehicle, confronted the youth, and called for backup.
The City Council ratified reappointments to the Airport Advisory Board and the Park Commission. Maj. Gen. John W. Sessums and L. R. Handley are named again to the Airport Advisory Board, both originally appointed in 1962. Mrs. Donald M. Hayes is reappointed to the Park Commission, having served since 1962 with prior involvement in the Redlands Horticultural and Improvement Society.
Dr. H Fred Heisner chair Inland Area Urban League Education Committee and Redlands superintendent to join the School Administrators Conference June 17 18 at the Roosevelt Hotel New York City. Co sponsored by Whitney M Young Jr and Dr John Fischer. Expenses covered by a U S Office of Education grant. Other Inland Area delegates include Dr Bruce Miller Roy Chapman and Dr Robert Fisk.
Irvin Frederick Blue Ph.D. died in Loma Linda California on June 9 1966 at age 81 He was native of Tekamah Nebraska and lived in Loma Linda 21 years Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Monday at Campus Chapel Loma Linda University Church with Elder Charles Teel Chaplain officiating Interment in Montecito Memorial Park Emmerson Valley Mortuary in charge Notice of debts disclaimer signed by Otilio Saldana 815 Herald Street Redlands.
Construction to begin within days on a 25,610 square foot Stater Bros market at Colton Avenue and Orange Street under a 193000 patent. The new tilt up concrete building will replace the existing 14,000 square foot store opened in 1956. University of Redlands owns the land, with Stater Bros listed as contractor. A demolition permit for the adjacent Union service station on Orange was also issued to Laird Paving Co.
Elementary students in grades one three and six will take part in experimental sessions this July to August at Lugonia Elementary under joint sponsorship of the University of Redlands School of Education and Redlands Unified School District. Observers can attend free from 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m July 5 through August 5.
Dr Irvin Frederick Blue Ph D missionary in India for 25 years and longtime Loma Linda resident died in Loma Linda at 81 He had served as president of the Northwest India Union Mission and principal of the All India Training School and Vincent Hill College He earned MA from Nebraska USC Th M and Ph D and headed religion at Union College He is survived by his wife Lillie M Blue a daughter Margaret Jackson and a brother Elmer C Blue Services set for 2 pm Monday at Campus Chapel Loma Linda University with interment at Montecito Memorial Park Emersons Valley Mortuary in charge
A busy June at Sylvan Park features 25 planned picnics totaling about 6 240 attendees through June 30, with 24 events this month drawing roughly 4 230 participants. School groups and churches provide most of the gatherings. reservations show wide regional turnout including IBM Riverside workers, scouts, and school groups from Cypress and Redlands.
The annual Redlands YMCA father and son Y-Indian Guide Camp pow-wow is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday June 25 and 26 at Camp Edwards in the San Bernardino mountains above Barton Flats near Jenks Lake. Activities include swimming baseball fishing hiking games horseback riding and a campfire program. All Y-Indian Guides are urged to sign up at the Redlands YMCA.
California Public Utilities Commission announced an investigation into the safety of 48 grade crossings on Southern Pacific and Santa Fe lines in and near Redlands. The City of Redlands urged the inquiry. respondents named include the railroads Redlands and San Bernardino County. Public hearing time and place to be announced later.
About 700 members of the class of 1966 are set to attend Redlands High School’s 73rd annual non denominational baccalaureate service at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Redlands Bowl It opens their final week of high school with class night Wednesday and commencement Thursday Rev Harry G Sutiner pastor of First Congregational Church will be featured speaker Organist is Mrs Bette Marti with Rev Donald L Weemhoff giving invocation and benediction Music by the RHS Acapella Choir under Wilbur Schowalter includes Let Thy Holy Presence and The Last Words of David The Rev Eugene A Theys will present the prayer for the program and the choral benediction The Lord Bless You and Keep You concludes the program Junior ushers will assist with programs and seating Admission is on a first come first served basis.
Tuesday's primary yielded 22 Democrats and 22 Republicans elected to Central Committee posts. one GOP seat in the Third district to be filled by appointment. Winners span districts with incumbents and new faces from Redlands, Yuccaipa, Colton, Apple Valley, Barstow, and San Bernardino among others.
The Division of Highways announces a new section of Route 62 Twentynine Palms Highway will open early next week north of I 10. Motorists will be routed onto the new four lane expressway’s west road bed while the east side is completed. The seven mile project began last November and aims for August completion joining Morongo Valley Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms.
Redlands City Council this week sanctioned transferring land at Powderhouse canyon on State Highway 38 to the U S Forest Service for use as a roadside rest and picnic area. The parcel, half a mile below Thurman Flats, is named for a 1930s dynamite storage concrete structure. The land is not owned by the city, but the approval was needed since the council is part of the Mill Creek Owners Association.
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