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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
5
Redlands classified brief notes include a sale offer for a Contempo high oven gas range with rotisserie. Originally 585 dollars, transfer from Redlands forces sacrifice price 485 dollars, contact 794 1358 after 3 pm.
Es telle M Heywood aged 79 born in Toronto Canada and longtime Yucaipa resident. Survived by husband Walter T Heywood Sr and children Walter T Heywood Jr Marian Heilman plus nine grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Emmerson Yucaipa Mortuary chapel with Rev Peter Wallace officiating. Interment Montecito Memorial Park.
Five permits were issued in Redlands totaling $1,002,730 led by a 771,900 47‑home subdivision at Fern and San Mateo by Clarewood Company. Van Wieren Bros. earned 151,300 for a 19‑unit building at 30 North Ash Street. Two side‑by‑side 7,700 sq ft commercial blocks at West Park Ave priced at 33,500 each. A 16x36 swimming pool at 1406 Garden Street was 2,550. Buildings include Arrowview Drive name and heavy site work at the Fern and San Mateo project.
Redlands will launch a pilot elementary summer program Monday at Lugonia and Cape campuses. Lugonia enrollment neared 301 with 8 am to noon sessions June 24 to July 26, no transport, one holiday July 4. Programs target capable learners and remedial reading under principal Dave Martin with a staff of named teachers.
A 19 year old driver, David S. Bugbee of 1055 West Highland avenue, was injured when his car went out of control on West Highland avenue near Monterey street at 6:55 p m. The vehicle skidded hit a curb and overturned after colliding with a passing car driven by Billy C Napier, 19, of 34245 Rosemont avenue Yucaipa. Bugbee was taken by Redlands Ambulance to Redlands Community hospital.
The Redlands Democratic Club will hear John H. Coleman, a young Black resident, speak on Civil Rights Monday at 8 p.m. in the Security First National Bank community room. The club expects a capacity crowd and the meeting is open to the public.
A long planning commission agenda Tuesday covers five residential subdivisions totaling 150 homes and 71 apartment units. Proposals include Evan T. Jenkins 40-lot tract on Somers Street, Emerich and McDowell 33-lot Sunset drive tract, Oak Estates 23 homes at Sunset and Margarita, Western Land 2-lot Crescent/Pacific, Cranford 25-lot Highland west of Redlands boulevard, and Sterling Land and Capital apartment projects with density increases and 36 units nearby. Also on the agenda are zoning annexation hearings along Brookside Avenue, fence and lot line matters, and a home occupation permit for a stainless steel polish cleaner.
Mary Thamann 22 a UC Berkeley sociology senior will depart June 23 from Tijuana for Apaseo el Grande Guanajuato to live with a Mexican family and aid rebuilding two schools, establishing a library, and aiding ranchito peasants as part of Amigos Anonymous a peer driven international student corps now in its second year.
The Redlands Daily Facts shows publisher William G Moore and editor Frank E Moore. It states publication every evening except Sundays from the Facts building at 700 Brookside Center Redlands California. It notes founded October 23 1890 and second class matter status at Redlands post office under March 3 1878. Subscription rates by carrier are listed for various durations.
The legislature passed bills raising county supervisors pay from 7200 to 10000 per year, except the chair who stays at 10500, with the governor to sign. A new superior court judge will be added, bringing the county total to nine, effective September and October respectively, while grand jurors’ daily pay rises from 3 to 5 dollars.
Redlands native Cathy Hales, Miss Redlands, advanced as one of 15 semi finalists in the 1963 64 Miss California contest held at the Aragon ballroom in Santa Monica. Francine Herack of Hollywood won the title and will compete in Miss Universe in Greater Miami.
The American Legion and affiliates prepare for a major state convention in San Bernardino with parades drum corps exhibitions banquets reunions a bowling tournament and a grand ball. Sessions run June 28 to 30 including Forty and Eight Society Tuesday and Wednesday at Municipal Auditorium and Legion Auxiliary Thursday through Sunday at Sturges Junior High Municipal Auditorium. A uniformed drill Friday and a downtown parade Saturday highlight events. Officers for 1963 64 will be elected.
In Sacramento the Senate defeated Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s corporation tax proposal. Brown condemned the plan as partisan hypocrisy, urged a pay-as-you-go approach, and said the budget was temporary. Roll call shows Republicans voting against and Democrats split, with several lawmakers listed.
C J Carlson known as Mr Scouting of Riverside County and father of Keith Carlson, Redlands businessman, died of a heart attack at his Riverside home. A native of Sweden, he moved to Riverside in 1914, served as Riverside police chief from 1916 to 1920, then became the first Riverside County Council Boy Scout executive. He earned the Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope awards and leaves a widow, Keith, a daughter Genevieve Lotspeich, a sister, and several grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church Riverside.
A roving crowd of several hundred bid on hundreds of donated items at the Kiwanis benefit auction led by professional auctioneer Tom Caldwell. Proceeds support Kiwanis youth projects.
A note invites friends and past customers to visit Gar Ner Ford in San Bernardino to view new Fords and receive help selecting the right car and equipment. The author emphasizes the privilege of assisting customers in choosing a vehicle that suits their needs.
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