Winn's Drug Store Promotes Father's Day Gifts and Services
Local notes advertise Father's Day gifts at Winn's Drug Store with toiletries candies free gift wrapping S&H Green Stamps and parking. Also listed are a GOP luncheon with Dr Gaylord Parkington reservations via Mrs Wimberly and a summer music school at Sliger's with instructors.
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Winn's
Russell Stover & Whitman
S&h
Winn’s Drug
Colton
Orange
GOP
Gaylord Parkington
California State Central Committee
Elks Club
Charles Wimberly
Sliger’s
Morris Durham
Dennis Layne
Harold Warman
E. State
Local engineers strike halts Redlands projects and more
A three day walkout by heavy equipment operators in Southern California delayed completion of Redlands Plaza paving and the Redlands Community hospital project. The strike, led by AFL-CIO Operating Engineers Local 12, affects 40 state highway contracts worth 160 million dollars and triggers a contractor lockout across 11 counties. Negotiations paused with workers off Monday, leaving theOrange Street mopping and other streets unfinished while contractors push for wage terms and working-condition deals.
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Redlands Plaza
Redlands Community Hospital
Southern California
Afl-Cio Operating Engineers Union
Downtown Plaza
Mauch Bros
Alabama Street
Plaza
Orange Street
Citrus
Vine
Vine Street
Orange
Fifth
City Public Works Department
Los Angeles
UPI
California
Afl-Cio
State Division of Highways
San Diego
Wei
Chemistry institute begins at University of Redlands
Nearly 50 secondary school chemistry teachers will participate in a six week summer institute in Chemical Bond Approach at the University of Redlands. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the program features lectures by CBA teachers, led by Dr. Reinhold J. Krantz and joined by Dr. Eric Graham and Dr. S. S. Israelstam from South Africa. Lab instruction is provided by Jack Nagasaka and Laurence Rice from local high schools.
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University of Redlands
National Science Foundation
CBA
Reinhold J. Krantz
U of R
Redlands High School
Laurance Rice
Warren High School
Downey
12th child free for L.A. mother
Mrs Harden Bennion left Good Samaritan Hospital with her newborn daughter Rebecca her 12th child in 15 years and officials tore up the bill saying it is on the house maternity supervisor Jenny Paletto announced the gift.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Harden Bennion
Bergstrahl promoted to associate general manager at Aerospace SBO
Thor A Bergstrahl of Redlands has been promoted to associate general manager of the technology division at Aerospace Corporation San Bernardino Operations SBO. He previously led the Nuclear Effects Subdivision and headed the Weapon Effects Department since joining Aerospace in 1963.
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Thor A. Bergstrahh
Redlands
Aerospace Corporation
San Bernardino
SBO
Ernst 4 H. Krause
SBOQ
Bergstrath
Aerospace
Pamela Crest
Aeronutronic
Ford Motor Co
Air Force
Army
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
NRL
Washington D.C
The
Silent Summer Swim Draws Empty at Redlands Pools
Bob Chambers, director of the City Recreation summer swimming program, laments low turnout after the Redlands high pool closed at 8 p.m. due to no swimmers. RHS pools and Sylvan Plunge operate 1-6 p.m. daily in summer, weather permitting, with heated RHS pools also open 7-10 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Bob Chambers
City Recreation
Redlands
Chambers
RHS
Sylvan Plunge
Summer classes begin next week in Yucaipa
Yucaipa Secondary Summer School starts Monday June 21 and runs to August 6 with morning sessions from 8 to 12. Coordinator Don Kelly says enrollment is open for remaining classes, with 26 offerings for grades seven through twelve. Elementary summer sessions run June 28 to July 30 at Yucaipa Elementary on California Street.
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Yucaipa Secondary
Don Kelly
Kelly
Yucaipa
Sixth Street
California Street
Singer Donald Weers Doused as Water Flows on Stage
In Blackpool England UPI reports singer Donald Weers was closing his act with the theme song By a Babbling Brook when a stream of water suddenly flowed across the stage at the Queen's Theater.
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Blackpool
England
UPI
Donald Weers
Queen’s Theater
Forty one ordained to Methodist ministry by Los Angeles bishop
Forty one men were ordained at the UA today to the ministry of the Methodist Church by Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Angeles marking a highlight of the 115th annual Southern California Arizona Conference session. The conference lineup anticipates minister assignments tomorrow as turnover projections rise in an election year.
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Methodist Church
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Pew
Board of Christian Social Concerns
Daily更新 Facts woes G. Moore Redlands Publicat
The Redlands daily paper notes publisher G Moore and editor FR Moore with publication details from 1890. It mentions a subscription table and announces United Press International content about Kamehameha Day in Hawaii on June 11 honoring King Kamehameha the warrior who unified the islands in the early 19th century per the National Geographic Society.
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United Press International
Kamehameha
Hawaii
Hawaian Islands
National Geographic Society
Wing Fire Ripples Through C-Air Plane
An electrical fire in the wing of a C-Air DeHavilland Dove caused passengers to evacuate at Redlands airport at 9:35 a.m. today. Pilot O T Quinn smelled smoke and ordered everyone off before the wing fire was contained. Five passengers, plus crew, were aboard when the incident prompted a Los Angeles replacement aircraft to retrieve them.
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C-Air
Redlands
Mentone
O. T. Quinn
Los Angeles
DeHavilland Dove
Cynthia Sprague
Yucaipa High School 1965 Graduates List Revealed
The Redlands Bowl hosted the Yucaipa High School commencement with 208 seniors receiving diplomas. Names include Donna Addy and James Allen among many graduates, reflecting a large class from the Southeast area.
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Yucaipa High School
Donna M. Addy
Rose Daline Ahrens
James Alvert Allen, Jr
Barbara G. Alley
Norman George Amerson
Charles Wayne Archer
John Scott Archer
Linda Fay Arnett
Allyn Lee Arps
Linda Lee Archer
Roy Lee Bain
Susan Barber
Glen Ray Bennett
William Stacey Berry
Linda Diane Eise Clyde K. Brooker
Pamela Buckland
Sandra Ann Bullock
Deborah Irene Davis
Robert John Davis
Rita Lee Anne Day
Benjamin Eugene Devitt
Eileen Jeanette Diamond
John J. Dickinson
Douglas Carl Draeger
Larry C. Duke
Charles Edwin Dugan
Robert Dykstra
Barbara Sue Eagleberger
Jim Eddings
William Gareld Edwards
George R. Ellis
Janice Louise Ellsworth
Carol Ann Epperly
Judy Kay Essman
Gregory W. Evans
Russell Raymond Ever
Philip Ewart
Rosina Fix
Larry Fixmer
James Edward
Racts
Gail Ann Frappart
Stepher
Southeast
Freeman
Joyce Friend
Rob
Redlands Community Associatort Garcia
Jeannie Eileen Gastion
Buin
Planning Commission
Buin Corporation
Redslands
Redlands
Fred Monroe
South Avenue
Readers invited to send thoughts to People’s Column
Citizens are asked to contribute to the People’s Galumn with brief letters on public interest questions. Include the writer’s real name and address, though pen names may be used at the editor’s discretion.
Methodists Back China Talks and Push Against Sex on Screen
The 1300 delegates at the Southern California Arizona Methodist Conference in Redlands endorsed reopening communications with Communist China while omitting a proposed Viet Nam peace resolution. The amended China vote urged constructive Christian witness to counter China’s foreign policy aims, with added concern over media decency and a call for higher moral standards in films. Bishop Gerald Kennedy warned against cheap and vulgar content, urging the church and home to lead by example.
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China
University of Redlands
Viet Nam
General Board of the
Council of Churches of
Southern California
Board of Christian Social Concerns
People’s Republic
Red China
United States
Southeast Asia
Africa
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Valley college honors two retiring faculty members at SBVC
At the San Bernardino Valley College commencement two faculty members were cited for long service totaling about 36 years. Edward W. Harper of Redlands and San Bernardino resident Howard H. Palmer, veteran SBVC instructors, were recognized for their roles in developing the college radio and broadcasting programs and for their extensive careers in education and private industry.
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San Bernardino Valley College
Edward W. Harper
Redlands
San Bernardino
Howard H. Palmer
Harper
SBVC
Colllege
Kvcr-Fm
Death of John Wesley Mathis in Redlands California
John Wesley Mathis, 84, a native of Illinois and long-time Redlands resident, died June 17 1965. He is survived by his wife Anna E. Mathis, son John W. Mathis III, two daughters, a brother and a sister, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from F Arthur Cortner Chapel with Rev. Andrew Young officiating. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Mathis held shielding positions in insurance in El Paso and Redlands and served as a WWII security guard for the Los Angeles Air Force Area.
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Deathsathis
Redlands
Calif
John Wesley Mathis
Kendall Way
Illinois
Anna E. Mathis
John W. Mathis, III
Mentone
Dorothy L. Mathis
Riverside
Chester Riggs
Lancaster
Quincy Mathis
Granite City
Janice Mason
Troy
Ill
F. Arthur Cortner
Andrew Young
Church of the Nazarene
Hillside Memorial Park
Mathis
American National Insurance Co
el Paso
Texas
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Los Angeles Air Force
Methodists to draw 2000 for picnic in Sylvan Park
Some 2,000 Methodists are expected to participate in the annual church picnic hosted today by the Southern California-Arizona Conference of the Methodist church in Sylvan Park. The event runs 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and signals the start of the summer picnic season with more than 4,000 people expected in 17 picnics before month’s end. Other gatherings include Cub Pack 2 San Bernardino, Redlands American-Japanese group, and Class of 1934 alumni.
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Sylvan Park
Southern California-Arizona
The
Methodist Church
University of Redlands
San Bernardino
Redlands
First Baptist Church
Oak Park Academy
Central Church of Christ
Southern California
Bethel Reformed Church
Highland Avenue
Polos Riverside
Mona
United Bretheren
Church of San Bernardino
Boy Scouts
John V. Surr Receives Law Degree at Harvard Commencement
John V. Surr of East Sunset Drive was awarded a law degree yesterday during Harvard University's commencement exercises marking his completion of the program at the famed institution.
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John V. Surr
East Sunset Drive
Harvard University
Airman Downs on 10 day leave with Bolgarde family
Airman 1st Class Edward L. Downs, stationed at Larson AFB in Washington, is spending a 10 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Nolan D Bolgarde at 1427 Laramie Avenue. Eddie is a 1963 graduate of Redlands High School.
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Edward L. Downs
Larson Afb
Washington
Nolan D. Bolgarde
Laramie Avenue
Eddie
Redlands High School
City Council Bans Temporary Paper Signs in Shopping Centers
An amended ordinance adopted Tuesday tightens rules for neighborhood shopping centers. It adds an express prohibition on temporary paper signs on exterior walls and windows to curb large sale signs from attracting passing drivers. Council members say higher standards are needed since shopping centers enjoy special residential-area location protections.
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East Highlands
Valencia
Robert F. Jennings
East Highlands Orange Company
Dangermond’s Nursery
Sherrard
Daily Facts
Brookside
Redlands Daily Facts
Reinertson
Edna E
Shephard Lutheran
Ch. Yucaipa
Raupp
Joseph
Valley Chapel
Loma Linda
Dirksen
Henry H
Loma Linda Hill Church
Schubert
Antonio
Yucaipa Chapel
Post
William A
Emmerson Mortuaries
Brookside Ave
Frank H. Folkins
Stephen G. Roque
St. Mary’s Church
John W. Mathis
Denzel Goss
Mae Liddy
Inglewood Memorial Park
Inglewood
Arthur Cortner
Chemistry Institute
L.A
Ewe
University of Minnesota
Carleton College
American Nuclear Society
Research Society of America
Thor A. Bergstralh
G. Moore
Short
Morbit ‘Zer
Roberta Yvonne Nelson
John David Nicolet
Caroline Margaret Norrbom
Kathleen Ann Norris
Eurece Marie Obermeyer
Robin H. Ogan
Marlene Kay Ostdiek
Bonnie Darlene Pacina
Marilee
Mai Parker
Donna Lynne Patterson
Fred Allen Patterson
Edward Harold Peters, Jr
Karin Elizabeth Pierce
Richard Leon Pitter
Melvin Patilio
Delbert James Powell
Terry Lee Prero
Anita D. Rahberger
Lynn H. Rider
Dana Lynn Rose
Randall S. Rubottom
Sharon Lynn Rupe
Marie Sanborn
Lonny D. Saverino
Ronald B. Reynolds Scales
Thomas Edward Scott III
Ronald Leigh Selby
Thomas Elden Selby, Jr
Charles Richard Shewmaker
Douglas C. Shisler
Jayne Ellen [Shoop
Mary Malinda Shoop
Robert K. Sigler
Ruth Sheen
Dale Eugene Smith
Frank Harold Smith, Jr
Gary Leigh Smith
Linda Marie Smith
Linda Jean Scbetzer
Margaret Louise Southard
Edward Franklin Stanley
Paul Henry Starr
Renee Stephenson
Pat David Stewart
Richard Stewart
Ronnie D. Stinson
Pamela Stofko
Dock Lloyd Stroop
Steven Ronald Swope
Mitchell Edward Whaley
Keith Leslie Whited
Kathryn Ann Whitesell
Linda Wiggins
Ralph D. Wilcox
Michael Philip Wilhelm
Michael Wayne Williams
Candria Jean Wilson
John Rodney Wilson
Eileen Elizabeth Woodard
People’s Column
Valley College
Kvcr-Tv
California Democratic Council
Nova Scotia
Palmer
Pawree
Tufts College
Harvard
Stanford
University of California At Berkeley
Hortense
Vital Records
Methodists
Sunset Contractors, Inc
New York &J
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