Local Notes and Advertisements Big Weekend Listings
Local notes list a fried chicken dinner at the Elks Clubhouse from 6 34 to 7 30 for a $1 plate and notes about a missing 100 foot fence at Lowell Wells property near University Street and Citrus Avenue valued at 100 dollars. Other items include a rummage sale by Nu Phi Mu Sorority at 14 West State on Saturday June 19 starting 8 a.m. plus a burglary investigation at Lugoma School and missing items three baseballs a bow of rubber hands.
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Elks Clubhouse
Redlands
Lowell Wells
University Street
Citrus Avenue
Nu Phi Mu Soronty
W. State
Lugoma School
Welch
Girus Growers Planning Board Dispute Over Master Plan
Redlands master plan hearing reveals sharp split between planning commission and orange growers. Commission argues citrus is basic industry needing agricultural protection from residential encroachment, while some growers push for every citrus owner to develop property as desired. Heated discussion features Dr Vernon Tolle and others. next public hearing scheduled Tuesday at city hall.
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City of
Redlands
Planning Commission
Vete Menthy
Vernon. Tolle
Colton Avenue
Lincoln Street
Ernest R Larsen
Western Fruit Growers Packing House
Henry Roma
George Nash
Homer Schreiber
Simon Emner
Ed Ifales
Chaimean
Tolle
Larsen
di Tolles
Weather Notice Responsibility Clarified by Named Individuals
A weather notice states the issuer will not be responsible for any fish costs incurred by others. The notice names Mes Gil B Means or Mrs Ruth Means and includes a dated reference 18.
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Mpself
Gil B. Means
Ruth Means
Redlands Master Plan Views From Hales Tolle and Larsen
Edwin R. Hales Dr Vernon Tolle and Ernest R Larsen present views on Redlands Master Plan for city growth and agricultural land use The statements urge flexible zoning and equal treatment for orange groves while outlining plan goals for residential commercial industrial open space and civic facilities The Citrus grower perspective warns against premature agricultural designations and subdivision restrictions for groves.
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City Planning Commission
Edwin R. Hales
Commission
Vernon Tolle
Ernest R. Larsen
Hales
Planning Commission
Redlands
City of
Ore Town
Planing Commission
Tam
Veterans refuse oath on tax exemptions in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County reports 440,114 veterans filed property tax exemption claims this year. Of these, 146 refused to sign the royalty oath required by a new state law. County Assessor John R. Quinn noted four of 3,408 churches with exemptions also refused to sign, while all 604 welfare organizations signed the oath.
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Los Angeles
John R. Quinn
Reports From Redlands Jaycees Meeting
Redlands Junior Chamber of Commerce held a meeting at Mentone Inn with reports from public health, fire prevention, and industrial development committees. TheCP party at Crafton school for Cerebral Palsy children featured three cartoon reels and refreshments. Jaycee Wives assisted under Mrs J Sanford. Orange juice planned for summer concerts. fire exhibit planned for the Community Fair. new member Charles W Harrison Jr joined.
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Redlands Junior Chamber of Commercce
Mentone Inn
Clem Roggenback
Craftan School
Jaycoee Wives
C. P
J. Sandford
Barbara Durbin
Georgia Mellies
Erlene Helms
Sally Guerrero
Sandford
Joe Porth
Jaycees
Redlands Community Music Association
John Lively
Lively
Lioyd Sugaski
Industrial Development Commumittee
Redlands
San Bernardino County
Br. Charles W. Harrison, Jr
Redlends Jaycee
Adams To Head Legion Post
William 5 Adams of 737 Clifton avenue was elected commander of Redlands Post No 106 of the American Legion at last night’s annual elections. He succeeds Duane Bickle. Other officers elected include George P. St. Pierre, Lee Simmonds, Lena Remwick, Stephen F. Kluck, James M. Leighton, Joe Polack, and Erwin Hein. New executive committee members are August Mutter, James H. Wilson, Alfred W. Maas and LeRoy Pouncey. Installation is set for July 1. Delegates named to the department convention include Joseph Pomeroy, August Mutter, Richard Boyer, Henry Wilson, Eugene Evans, Ernest Danielson Sr., Co. F. Van Epps, Sherrill Wood, William Bearger, G. R. Rees, Chester Hartley. Alternates listed are E. J. Sackett, Shining Cox, Joseph Bonus, Jeff Lambert, Pat O’Reiley.
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William 5. Adams
Clifton Avenue
Redlands
American Legon
Duane Bickle
George P. St. Pierre
Lee Simmonds
Lena Remwick
Stephen F. Kluck
James M. Leighton
Joe Polack
Erwin Hein
August Mutter
James H. Wilson
Alfred W. Maas
LeRoy Pouncey
Department
Joseph Pomeroy
Richard Boyer
Henry Wilson
Eugene Evans
Ernest Danielson Sr
Co. F. van Epps
Sherrill Wood
William Bearger
G. R. Rees
Chester Hartley
Valley College Commencement in Greek Theater
The 27th annual San Bernardino Valley College commencement is at 6 30 this evening in the Greek Theater. 221 candidates, including 24 from the College of Nursing, will graduate. The ceremony features a band opening conducted by five student leaders, with invocations, salutes, and a student address titled Mountains and Men delivered by Jerrie Lee Hunt.
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San Bernardino Valley College
College of Nursing
Valley College Band
Harald
Confer
Ketely
Figar
James H. Parrott
First Christian Church of
San Bernardino
Lounsbury
Jerrie Lee Hunt
Servicemen Sentenced in Tokyo Shop Theft Case
Three American servicemen were sentenced by a Japanese court to 1 to 18 months for stealing cameras and tape recorders worth over $1000 from a shop. Identified as Richard P. Seate Jr of Paramada California Oliver T. King of Rochester Indiana and Frederick M. Dorsh of the 16th Signal Battalion Far East Air Forces. The court granted stays of execution likely allowing release before serving terms as they had returned the goods.
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Tokyo
Richard P. Seate Jr
Paramada
Calif
Oliver T. King
Rochester
Ind
Frederick M. Dorsh
16Th Signal Battalion
Far East Air Forces
Editors Conference Opener at Stanford Host Frank Moore
Daily Facts editor Frank Moore attends the California Newspaper Publishers Association editors conference at Stanford University and will moderate a round table discussion of daily newspaper editors. R F Emerson rests comfortably after major surgery in Glendale hospital. two week expected hospitalization. Thomas Shannon departs Redlands for Alleghany mining to inspect property. accompanied by Walter Shannon, Keath Keen, and Michael. Della Lawson and Bertha Mixer host sisters Dorman Bollinger and Raymond St Claire from Bushnell for a week in Burbank with Clara Dunham.
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Frank &. Moore
The
Daily Facts
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Stanford University
R. F.dick
Emmerson
Brookside Avenue
Glendale
Thomas J. P. Shannon
Colton Avenue
Redlands
Alleghany
Walter R. Shannon
Norwalk
Keath Keen
Michael
Della Lawson
Werdina Street
Bertha Mixer
Nordina Street
Dorman Bollinger
Raymond St. Claire
Bushnell, T
Bollinger
Clara Dunham
Burbank
Thayer Kirkpatrick Deyoung Clem Richardson Edison Lindeman Born
Vital records notice lists births in Redlands California in June 1954. Individuals include Thayer at St Bernardine’s hospital to Leo and wife at 1838 Valle Vista Redlands. Kirkpatrick son to Roy and wife at 645 Cypress circle. Deyoung daughter to Bernard and wife at 14 West Colton Avenue. Clem son to Donald and wife at 612 Mountain View Avenue. Richardson daughter to Eldon and wife at 316 Tennessee Street. Lindeman daughter to Richard and wife at 1012 Church Street.
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Thayer
San Bernardino
Cal
St. Bernardine's Hospital
Leo Eugene Thayer
Valle Vista Drive
Redlands
Kirkpatrick
Redlands Community Hospital
Roy Kirkpatrick
Cypress Circle
Deyoung
Bernard DeYoung
Colton Avenue
Clem
Donald Clem
Mountain View Avenue
Richardson
Eldon F. Richardson
Tennessee Street
Edison
Wiliam Edison
Stillman Avenue
Lindeman
Richard Lindeman
Church Street
Redlands Jaycees Win National Public Health Award
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo The Redlands Junior Chamber of Commerce was named first in the United States in Public Health in the 34th annual United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention Awards were decided in the 10 25 000 population category after judging more than 1 500 civic programs Jaycee delegates totaling about 8 000 witnessed the presentations at Spencer Penrose Stadium National officers to be elected Friday by the delegates.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Redlands
Promoted by Flip of Coin at Port Authority Promotion
In Camden New Jersey George Haegle of the Delaware River Port Authority Police Department became a lieutenant after a coin flip with Sgt. Harry J McErlane deciding promotion. The coin toss granted Haegle a $524 raise as lieutenant.
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Camden
N. J
George Haegle
Delaware River Port Authority Police Department
Haegle
Harry J. McErlane
Authority
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