Redlands contestant Alexa Clark eyed as Miss California finalist
Alexa Clark of Redlands, the only double winner in the preliminary judging, is virtually assured of a top ten finish in the Miss California Pageant at Santa Cruz. She won the second round talent and the first swimsuit. The pageant airs tonight on KTLA Channel 5 with a color telecast starting at 9:30 p.m. Clark will perform as a lyric soprano in the talent final if selected.
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Alexa .Clark
Redlands
Santa Cruz
KTLA
Channel 5
Alexa
Landscape art class offered in Redlands mornings
Redlands Adult Education presents a landscape oil painting course led by Bette L. Paschke. Sessions run twice weekly from 9 to 12 for seven weeks, June 20 to August 3, at the Franklin Annex and other landscape drawing sites. Open to adults 18 plus. supplies at student expense. $4.50 registration.
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Redlands
Bette L. Paschke
Franklin Annex
Stillman
Division Streets
Jack Binkley
Santa Ana College
Pomona College
Claremont Graduate School
Choinard School of Art
Western Reserve University
Long Beach Academy of Art
Riverside Art Center
Pioneer Loop Promoters Meet for Inaugural Dinner and Election
The first annual dinner meeting and officer election for the newly formed Pioneer Loop association will be held Monday at the King's Table in Redlands at 7:30 p.m. The non profit group, uniting Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, aims to boost desert and mountain tourism and recreation. Standley C. Jones of the All Year club of Southern California described planned promotion areas including Redlands, Yucaipa, Banning, and San Bernardino.
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Pioneer Loop Association
King’s Table
Redlands
Riverside
San Bernardino
Standley C. Jones
Southern California
Legionnaires to Attend Department Convention in San Diego
A Redlands Post 106 delegation leaves for the Department of California convention in San Diego led by 25th district commander Duane Bickle and Post 106 commander Don Montgomery. Joe Estrella of Post 106 is chosen as assistant sergeant at arms, with Howard Clark and Don Hunt as color guard.
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Redlands
San Diego
Duane Bickle
25Th District
Don Montgomery
Joe Estrella
Howard Clark
Don Hunt
Swedish Afton Celebrates Longest Day in Balboa Park
A Mid-Summer Afton, honoring the year's longest day, will be at 2 30 p m tomorrow in the House of Public Relations Balboa Park San Diego.
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House of Public Relations
Balboa Park
San Diego
Language workshops at University of Redlands start Monday
A five week program for administrators supervisors and teachers of foreign languages will be offered by the University of Redlands beginning Monday. It covers French German Italian and Spanish with updates on materials publications audiovisual equipment and techniques. The course aims to boost spoken and written language use and address individual problems with occasional lectures and colloquia.
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University of Redlands
Kiwanis barbecue heads park events during July
The 8th annual Kiwanis club Fourth of July barbecue and the Universal Rundle company picnic are the big events in Sylvan Park for July. Redlands residents are expected to attend many picnics from July 2 to 29 hosted by local organizations, churches, schools, and civic groups.
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Kiwanis Club
Universal
Ford Park fishing season set for Sept Nine to Nov Twenty Six
Isaac Ford Park ponds will open September 9 and close November 26 this year, with no fishing in summer. Park superintendent Charles Dawson said fingerlings are being grown for autumn harvest and ponds are patrolled to deter out of season anglers. Rules require licenses from City Hall, limit five fish per day, and 12 year olds and younger may fish Saturdays and Sundays from noon to sundown with an adult. Permits are non transferable and issued only to Redlands children.
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Isaac Ford
Charles Dawson
Dawson
Ford
Redlands
Local woman to be ordained by Methodists
Redlands UPI reports thirty men and one woman will be ordained by Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Angeles in the University of Redlands chapel as the Southern California Arizona Conference ends its week long meeting. Carel Schowalter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Schowalter of 655 La Mirada, Redlands, is the woman among the candidates. The conference urged ministers be allowed to decide on smoking or drinking, not as church endorsement, to remove a double standard and not affect lay members. The petition goes to the General Conference to meet in Dallas next April.
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Redlands
UPI
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Carel Schowalter
Wilbur Schowalter
la Mirada
University of Redlands
Southern California-Arizona
General Conference
Dallas
Tex
Harbor Days marks 13th annual Port Hueneme fest
The 13th Annual Harbor Days will run June 30 to July 4 in Port Hueneme with a “Happiness Is” theme. Activities include a carnival, ship and harbor tours, community breakfasts, and a parade at 2 p.m. July 2 followed by a free fireworks show at dusk on July 4 at Hueneme Beach.
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Port Hueneme
Hueneme Beach
Realtors Attend Tahoe State Meeting in Stateline Nevada
Local Realtors join California Real Estate Association events at Sahara Tahoe Hotel Stateline Nevada including committee and directors meetings. Wanda Hale, president of the Board, announced the gathering discusses legislation education investments and other real estate topics.
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California Real Estate Association
Sahara-Tahoe Hotel
Stateline
Nevada
Wanda Hale
Red Cross picks Redlands youths for leadership conference
Local youths Laurel Stuber and Michael Foster were chosen to represent the Redlands Red Cross Center at the Southern California Red Cross Youth Leadership Conference to be held at the University of California San Diego next Monday through Friday. Stuber, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harold B. Stuber, will enter Redlands High School in September and Foster, son of Mrs. Joyce E. Foster, will be a ninth grader at Clement Junior High in the fall. Both were selected for outstanding leadership in the Center's Volunteer program and their enthusiasm and devotion to the Redlands Chapter.
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Laurel Stuber
Michael Foster
Redlands Red Cross Center
Southern California Red Cross
University of California
San Diego
Stuber
Harold B. Stuber
South Avenue
Redlands High School
Foster
Joyce E. Foster
Sixth Street
Clement Junior High School
Red Cross
Redlands
Grayback Scouts Seek Bigger Camp Through Land Swap
The Grayback Boy Scout Council considers trading six acre Camp Hunt in Wildwood Canyon near Yucaipa for an 18 acre ASD site nearby. If approved, ASD would build a lodge and water facilities while preserving Camp Hunt’s name. The plan aims to provide much more space for weekend camping with four troop sites, a picnic area, shelters, parking, and new troop camp areas.
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Grayback Boy Scout Council
Camp Hunt
Wildwood Canyon
Yucaipa
Analysis, Search and Development Corp
Pasadena
Grayback Council
Vernon P. Hunt
ASD
Frank Zografos
Gray-1
Hunt
U.S. Forest Service
Zografos
Pete Weingert
D. A. Spranza
National
Boy Scout Council
N. Dangremond
Church Builds Social Center and Pools in Redlands
City building department issues permits for new projects including a Social Center at 108 Tennessee Street by Empire Construction valued at 103000. a 15 by 30 foot pool at 219 Ryan Street for Melvin Jones by Blue Haven Pools valued at 2500. a 20 by 40 foot pool at 114 Anita Court for Walter Mook by Prestige Pools valued at 3110. and a commercial alteration at 22 Redlands Plaza for Westgate Realty by Don Talbott.
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City ‘Building Department
Tennessee Street
Redlands
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Empire Construction Company
Ryan Street
Melvin Jones
Blue Haven Pools
Anitacourt
Walter Mook
Prestige Pools
Redlands Plaza
Westgate Realty Company
Don Talbott
Bird Triggers Pole Fire on Sunset Drive
A bird short circuited a breaker on an Edison power pole at Sunset drive and Margarita street. The bird was electrocuted and the pole ignited, prompting Garden Street substation firefighters to respond at 5 a.m. They extinguished the blaze and awaited Edison repair crew. home service disruption could not be confirmed.
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Edison Company
Garden Street
Sunset Drive
Margarita Street
Photographer Kingham to Speak at Western States Aloha Convention
William Elmer Kingham, noted Red Lands photographer, is among featured speakers at the 15th Annual Western States Mid-Pacific Aloha Convention of Professional Photography opening in Honolulu Hawaii. He will lecture portrait photographers on Photographing Children in Color and Successful Selling for the Small Town Studio.
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Elmer Kingham
Redlands
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mountain wedding atop Mt. San Gorgonio in wild setting
Unconventional couple Mary Beth Ware of Rialto and James T. Rowan Jr. of San Bernardino wed yesterday on Slushy Meadows after a mountain hike with a wedding party. Rev Kenneth Baumhoff led the ceremony with family and friends including maid of honor Gayle Patterson and best man Stanley N. Carter. Both spouses attended local colleges in San Bernardino.
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Mt. San Gorgonio
Ronans
San Bernardino
Arnold Ware
Rialto
Wares
Rowan
Kenneth Baumhoff
Lutheran Church of
Vasquez Hurt In Sand Canyon Motorcycle Crash
Guadalupe Vasquez, 23, of Redlands, reportedly suffered severe facial injuries early today when he lost control of his lightweight motorcycle in Sand Canyon. He was treated at Redlands Community hospital then transferred to Loma Linda hospital after the 12:40 a.m. crash 200 yards east of Crafton Avenue, according to the CHP.
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Guadalupe Vasquez
Lawton Street
Sand Canyon
Redlands
Loma Linda Hospital
Redlands Community Hospital
Sand Canyon Road
Crafton Avenue
California Highway Patrol
All-American ex UCLA star named head of San Bernardino Gas sales
E H Stockert, a former All-American UCLA football player, has been appointed sales manager for the San Bernardino division of Southern California Gas Company. He succeeds Leon ard E Watkins who left for private business. Stockert's career spans dealer promotion, residential and utility sales roles since joining in 1959. He is UCLA educated, Army veteran, and active in Pacific Coast Gas association and UCLA alumni groups. He and wife Beverly have a son.
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E. H. Stockert
Southern California Gas Company
San Bernardino
William P. Hand
Stockert
Gas Company
Leonard E. Watkins
Redlands
UCLA
San Fernando Valley
Southwest
Stackert
Southeast Division
Army
Ant
Toronto
Avoca
Michigan
Pacific Coast Gas Association
The
Ucla Alumni Association
Bruin Bench
Bevery
Daniel William, G
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