Local Notes Rummage Sale and Community Events
Community notices list rummage sales and events across Yucaipa and Redlands areas. Unity Church hosts a sale at 12117 California Street with Maple Shop and free delivery on orders $5 or more. The Food Center advertises June 13 14 hours at 118 East Redlands Boulevard and other local shops mention barbecue fundraisers at Sylvan Park on June 15. Funeral services for Ordner Larson held at F Arthur Cortner Chapel with interment at Hillside Memorial Park. Redlands Odd Fellows Lodge officiated.
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Unity Church of
Yucaipa
California St. x
Larson
Ordner
F. Arthur Cortner
John D. Foerster
Ted Howard
George Gray
Albert H. Jimison
D. S. Summer
Norman C. Herring
Arthur Francis
Hillside Memorial Park
Redlands Odd Fellows Lodge
Mrs. Amanda Hicks dies at 87 in San Bernardino
Amanda E. Hicks a long time Redlands resident died in San Bernardino at 87. Born in Missouri she lived in Redlands 1910 1927 then moved to San Bernardino and Colton before returning to Redlands in 1942. Survived by two sons William Carl Hicks Clyde W. Hicks two daughters Alta Stanton and Nora Stanton five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday in F Arthur Cortner chapel with Rev. Ivan B Bell. Interment Montecito Memorial Park Mausoleum.
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Amanda E. Hicks
Redlands
Dan
Alta) Stanton
San Bernardino
Hicks
Missouri
Colton
First Baptist Church
William Carl Hicks
Clyde W. Hicks
Stanton
Swedish Ambassador Stig Sahlin Dies at 63
Swedish Ambassador to Denmark Stig Sahlin died Tuesday at Gentofte Hospital near Copenhagen. He was 63.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Denmark
Stig Sahlin
Gentofte
City planners approve Wissahickon expansion plan
The Wissahickon Inn expansion and $800000 restoration gain planning approval with 114 total units after revisions. The commission will review architectural sketches by architect C Paul Ulmer before final consent, citing need to preserve neighborhood character. construction could begin in 60 days, with completion aimed for March or April 1964.
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Wissahickon Inn
City Planning Commission
C. Paul Ulmer
Center Street
Walnut Avenue
Highland Avenue
W. C. Schindler
Commission
Wilma Athans
Ing
Philip Castle
Athans
Gray Gables
Highland and
Center
Highland
E. R. Hales
Hales
Ulmer
J. S. Prendergast
Retirement noted as Mrs Haugan leaves Redlands Day Nursery
Redlands Day Nursery board honored retiring assistant director Mrs G O Haugan after a long service period. The meeting led by president Mrs Gordon Witter included reports from secretary Mrs Lloyd Watts treasurer Mrs Frank Bishop and cor secretary Mrs William Clark with input from committee chairs. Director Mrs George Dilthey cited 22 open days and 55 hours weekly, totaling 8 000 hours weekly of childcare with most children staying about 10 hours daily. Attendees included board members and two men Jack Beaver and David Murphey.
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Redlands Day Nursery Board
G. O. Haugan
Mmes. Witter
Watts
Bishop
Elmer Parks
Raymond Wilson
D. Glenn Farquhar
Arnold Bougher
Lynn Walker
William B. Clark
A. N. Clark
Jack Beaver
David Murphey
Pupil Hurt in Mishap At Cypress Cajon Intersection
A Kingsbury school student, Steven W. Mann, was knocked unconscious riding a bicycle when the chain broke at Cypress avenue and Cajon street at 3:30 p.m. He was treated by an unidentified motorist who transported him to a physician's office.
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Kingsbury
Steven W. Mann
Cypress Avenue
Cajon Street
Hicks Dies in San Bernardino Aged 87
Amanda E Hicks of Missouri native, resident of Redlands 20 years, died June 11, 1963 in San Bernardino. Funeral services set for 11 AM Saturday at Baptist church. Interment at Montecito Memorial Park Mausoleum. F Arthur Cortner Chapel in charge.
Australian mound-builder birds hatch feathered and independent
Australian mound-builder birds hatch fully feathered and can fly immediately after emerging from the shell, living an independent life from birth.
Driver Injured in Two Car Crash on Redlands Boulevard
Melinda A. Thompson of 633 Hibiscus Street was treated for a right knee injury at Redlands Community Hospital after a two car collision on Redlands Boulevard at 6 28 p m. The other driver was Michael E Haverty of 120 East Fern Street.
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Melinda A. Thompson
Hibiscus Street
Redlands Community Hospital
Thompson
Redlands Boulevard
Michael E. Haverty
East Fern Street
Haverty
Fern Avenue
Tomorrow Brings Last Day Of School For 1962 63
Tomorrow marks the final day of the 1962 63 school year for Red lands public schools. All elementary and secondary schools will end by 12 52 p m with some lower elementary classes released earlier. Teachers must attend a morning close out session on Friday. A summer recreation effort led by mom begins Monday and a PTA bulletin outlines trips and the citys recreation swim program. Summer session for secondary schools starts June 17 and Lugonia elementary summer school opens June 24.
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Redlands
PTA Council
Lugonia School
Citrus market price report from Los Angeles and New York
Los Angeles market prices by size and grade show first and second grade ranges with lower spot trends. California Valencias in New York report list 14 cars half boxes at 3.88 dollars.
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Los Angeles
New York
UPI
California
New York Stocks Rise Then Retreat On Profit Taking
New York stocks advanced strong early but late profit taking trimmed gains. Steel shares rose on signs of possible industry union agreement next week while electronics led gains. volume reached about 5.21 million shares with several top issues showing notable activity. Dow Jones averages showed mixed movement as gains narrowed in late trading.
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New York
UPI
Poultry and Eggs Prices to Retailers and Consumers
Prices to retailers fob distributor plants delivered 112 cents higher for AA extra large 37 5 41 and A extra large 36 45 39 15 AA large 34 45 A large 36 50 AA medium 33 4 A medium 38 41 AA small 29 39 A small 29 35. Poultry fryers at ranch 17 19 roasters 21 25. Turkeys yearling hens 15 4 rh young hens 23 23 13 young toms.
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Los Angeles
f.C.b
Three firsts in RHS Makio of 1963
The 1963 Redlands High School Makio marks three firsts. It switches to offset printing and includes several full color photographs on the cover. It also features individual junior and sophomore class photos instead of traditional group shots, using ID photos taken at the start of the school year.
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Redlands High School
Muni board weighs 1.6 million budget and tax rate
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District directors discussed a 1.6 million dollar budget for the next fiscal year. Debate split between lowering the reserve fund to cut taxes and raising rates toward 23 cents, with a final decision scheduled for June 19 at 2 p.m.
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San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District Board of Directors
Horace P. Hinckley
Redlands Board
Joseph Bonadiman
San Bernardino
A. M. Herman
Colton
Maurice Shumaker
Yucaipa
LeRoy
Holmes
San’ Bernardino
Herman-Shumaker
Hinckley
Court and
Leader passes in Peking at 90
Shen Chun ju aged 90, vice chairman of the standing committee of the National People's Congress, died Tuesday in Beijing from acute bronchial pneumonia, as reported by Peking Radio.
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Tokyo
UPI
Shen Chun-ju
Red China
National People’s Congress
Peking
Group Arrests in Jackson Negro Protest Attempt
In Jackson Mississippi a group of Negroes tried to march in a Negro business district but met about 200 police. Officers arrested the demonstrators and removed them from the area in trucks.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Sudden storm drenches Redlands with .24 inch rain
A late afternoon storm drenched Redlands with .24 inch officially, with observers north of Colton avenue estimating double that amount in spots. Weather Bureau forecaster Roy Simpson said rain should cease and blue sky return tonight, predicting a pleasant tomorrow. The storm caused localized street flooding, but overall left cities greener and dust washed away.
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Redlands
Colton Avenue
Weather Bureau
Roy Simpson
Pomona
San Diego
Mill Creek
Yucaipa
Calimesa
San Bernardino
Riverside
Sailors swindle local man with watch
A Redlands resident was approached by two sailors in uniform who offered to sell a watch and band. The pair claimed the items were valued at 72.50 dollars and 10 dollars. The victim paid 20 dollars. a jeweler later valued the set at 6.95 dollars.
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Redlands
Hall of Fame figure Steinmetz Sr. dies at 80
Milwaukee mourns the loss of Chris Steinmetz Sr. 80 a national Basketball Hall of Fame member and founder of basketball at the university. The longtime coach and administrator helped build the program and left a lasting impact on hoops in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Chris Steinmetz Sr
National Basketball Hall of Fame
Uni
Federal Approval Sought for Cope School Addition
The school district seeks only federal approval to add 10 classrooms at Cope Junior High to relieve next year’s enrollment pressure. Wilbur Vroman stated state agencies have approved the plan funded by Public Law 815, with a $217,000 grant.
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Cope Junior High
Wilbur Vroman
Clement Junior High
Redlands
Stars Attend Funeral for Comic Zasu Pitts in Los Angeles
Several hundred people including past and current film stars attended the funeral services for comedienne Zasu Pitts in Los Angeles. Pitts died Friday from cancer at age 63.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Second motel on The Terrace wins easy approval
City Planning Commission approved a second motel on The Terrace at the southeast corner of The Terrace and Sixth street. Frank Kaluzak of Riverside proposes a two-story 21-unit motel on a parcel zoned for apartments. The site backs the Sixth street freeway off-ramp. Two weeks earlier the panel approved a four-story 48-unit motel and service station at the same corner by E. J. Zeiner of Redlands.
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Terrace
Sixth Street
City Planning Commission
John Runkel
Frank Kaluzak
Riverside
Terrace and
E. J. Zeiner
Redlands
Wallace capitulates to federal pressure on university admission
Governor returns to Montgomery after bowing to the federal government and is not expected to protest the admission of a third Negro student to the University. Dave McGlathery, 27, to enroll at the university extension center in Huntsville where he works as a mathematician at the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center.
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Montgomery
Dave McGlathery
Huntsville
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
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