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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
6
The note argues that current maps no longer show the Antarctic Ocean, suggesting Antarctica should be treated as a continent. It highlights evolving geographic knowledge and the push to align maps with contemporary understanding.
County planners adopt a strict definition of business and industrial structure for highway billboards. The amendment to the zoning ordinance, approved by the planning commission, requires a permanent occupied building with a permanent foundation and employees. The measure targets signs placed on poles or tracks and must be approved by the Board of Supervisors before becoming law.
The 1963 Little Hobo yearbook at Redlands Junior High honors math teacher Robert Barnes who will move to the senior high math department next fall. The book theme is Under the Sea with octopus art on the cover and underwater scenes by Pat Lawrence and Linda Dughman. Beacon Printers produced 800 copies, with students across grades contributing in multiple roles under journalism advisor Mrs. Rhea Branson.
Classified Ads offer a quick route to sell your furniture and appliances. List items with brief descriptions and prices to attract buyers. Local readers seek secondhand goods and home items through simple ads in the newspaper.
Yucaipa High School prepared rain contingency plans for tomorrow's graduation. If clear, the ceremony begins at 7 p.m. in the University of Redlands Greek Theater with 160 seniors in the Class of 1963. If rain, officials may move the ceremony to Clock Auditorium. parking restrictions will apply north of Colton Avenue for the UCR conference.
Mrs Leo Daun of Mentone a past president of the California Music Teachers Association chaired officers for the San Bernardino MTA branch at a noon luncheon Monday at the Arrowhead Springs hotel. Linda Tackett has returned to Redlands living temporarily at 634 Pine Street after two years in Honolulu where her husband died May 15 and was buried May 25 at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills with Rev John de Boer Cummings officiating.
The gardenia plant carries the name of Alexander Garden, an 18th century physician who resided in Charleston, South Carolina.
The area includes streets around the quad and parking spaces between the men's dormitories and the football field. Parents, friends, and students will find ample parking on Colton Avenue and University Street, plus two lots beside Currier Gymnasium.
Paratrooper Truman T. Legg has been promoted to sergeant at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Son of Mrs Fay Legg of Falls Vale Legg trained at Ft Ord California and Ft Silf Oklahoma before joining the 320th airborne artillery 82nd division He is slated for discharge in October and plans to return to California to continue college education.
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