Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 4

Local Notes The Razor's Edge Matthew Bromberger offers natural haircutting for men and women. Open Tuesday through Saturday. 792-Clip, by appointment only. 1373 E. Citrus.

Beauty salon for sale Must see to appreciate. Retiring. 792-4331 or 794-4272. Spray gun rentals Airiess spray gun Redlands Paint, 795-2488. Coins stolen Burglars entered the home of Ralph Lance, 120 E.

Palm avenue, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday, according to a police report. A large coin collection, jewelry and rings were taken from the home. No estimate on value was made.

Gram-Ma's Treasures Will be closed Sundays during July, August and Sept. Albacore-Special oz. chunk white Albacore in water. Special dietetic pack, no salt added. Sale price, $11.50 per case.

Beehive Store, 21 East Redlands, or call 7926238. Vital Records BIRTHS MERRITT a daughter, Anne Elizabeth, to Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Merritt III, 1022 West Crescent avenue, July 27, 1975, at Redlands Community hospital.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pry, Forest Falls. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Cleora Y.

Merritt, Redlands, and Ralph P. Merritt Redlands. MELTON-Born, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Brad Melton, 35758 Ive avenue, Yucaipa, July 27, 1975, at Redlands Community hospital.

Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Stokes, Sebastian, Fla. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn Melton, Salina, Kansas. a son, Edward Paul, to Mr.

and Mrs. George Moreno, 154 Hartzell street, July 26, 1975, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Leonora Nunez, the Philippines. Paternal grandmother is Mrs.

Ramona Valencia, Redlands. a son, Christopher Charles, to Dr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Beukema (Charla Sprague) in Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, July 1975, in Nairobi where Dr.

Beukema is co-director of the East Africa campus of United States International University. Maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sprague, Redlands. Paternal grandparents are Mrs.

Evelyn Beukema, Santa Barbara, and John Beukema, San Diego. NEW COURT Long was pictured today in the role of administrative clerk in Redlands Municipal Court, having received the appointment as successor to Garnet Grigsby. She's been practicing for the change in status for 22years. (Facts photo by Kenison) Succeeds Garnet Grigsby Lottie Long takes over as court chief clerk UNDER DIRECTION OF ARTHUR ORTNER SINCE 1904 221 BROOKSIDE AVE. Ph.

793-2353 JAMES W. LILES Graveside services 2:00 p.m., Wednesday at Montecito Memorial Park. LULU MAY THOMAS Services 10.00 a.m., Wednesday at the chapel. JOHN HARRISON PIKE Services 2:00 p.m., Thursday at the First Congregational Church Chapel of the Grail. FRANK FLETCHER Services pending.

MRS. MARY OLA HANKINS Services 11:00 a.m., today at the chapel. A Cortner service is always a dignified, complete service within the means of all. This is the final week of Lottie Long's 22-year preparation for the chief clerk's position in Redlands' Municipal Court. Friday she gets the job, and Monday the pay goes up.

Judge Carl E. Davis today announced Mrs. Long's selection as successor to her longtime associate, Garnet id Grigsby; as clerk of the East Valley court. This was the least development of the day in the County building, 216 Brookside avenue. Mrs.

Long might have been in line for the clerk's role ever since November of 1953, when she joined Mrs. Grigsby on the court staff. That's when it was rated as a Justice Court, and H.O. Harrawood was Justice of the Peace. There have been four other judges on the bench since Lottie's arrival Alexander, Russell Goodwin, Rex Cranmer, and Carl Davis.

But there's been only one other administrative clerk, Mrs. Grigsby, who retired last month. Mrs. Long has been rated as assistant clerk since 1967. Lottie is the wife of Fred R.

Long, a retired fireman from Patton State Hospital. They reside at 821 Nottingham drive. As a nine-year-old child she came to Redlands.from New Mexico in the family of Abner Chambers, who worked at growing oranges, raising chickens and running a service station between Redlands and San Bernardino. Lottie also got her schooling in the two cities, and even since joining the court staff she has taken night work at San Bernardino Valley College, earning a certificate in supervisory public service. Mrs.

Long was a housewife before taking the court job, and she has five daughters, not to mention 10 grandchildren. The daughters are Mrs. Edwin (Dorothy) White, of Riverside; Mrs. Hugh(Marilyn) Laird, Tucson, Mrs. Harry (Gloria) Beach, Lompoc; Mrs.

John (Linda) Eljenbecker, Ontario; and Mrs. John (Wanda) Byers, San Bernardino. Lake Perris project to start Owned and operated by the Cortner Family Funeral UNDER DIRECTION OF kflMRSOfl HfiRTLETT MORTUARIES 793-2311 Redlands Chapel Center at Brookside MRS. HYLDAH J. MORLEY Services 2:00 p.m.

today. FRANK D. HESS Services pending. Loma Linda Chapel 24145 Barton Road MRS. LILLIE MAY BLAYLOCK Services 11:00 a.m.

today. VERNON HOLMAN Services 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Montecito Memorial Park. Yucaipa Chapel 35205 Yucaipa Blvd. MRS.

SNOWFLAKE COLBURN Services pending. MRS. DOROTHY E. (JONES) OWEN Services pending. Calimesa Chapel 1000 Calimesa Blvd.

4 Local Mortuaries for your Convenience and Economy. Simplicity, beauty extravagance Construction of $6,767,000 in additional recreation facilities at Lake Perris State Recreation Area in Riverside County will start early in August, according to Herbert Rhodes Director of. the State Department of Parks and Recreation. The work is to be completed by August 1977. The construction contract was awarded to the second lowest bidder, Shirley Inc.

of La Canada, after the low bidder withdrew because they had made an error in their calculations. All bids received were less than the state's cts Founded Year WILLIAM G. MOORE, Publisher. FRANK E. MOORE, Editor.

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Subscription Rates (in advance): By carrier per month $2.50, three months $7.15, six months $14.20, one year $26.00. By mail per month $3.00, one year $36.00. Published daily except Sunday and Christmas. Who Has a birthday July 29th John H. Barnes Bennett Everett Boring, Sr.

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The new construction will complete development at Perris Beach and at Moreno Palm Beach, both on the north side of the lake. Plans call for more than 400 new picnic units, 88 family tent campsites, 162 recreation vehicle campsites, a major administration and service area, two permanent entrance stations on the lake's access roads from Ramona Expressway and Moreno Beach Drive, and nearly 5 miles of roads within the park unit. The work will be supervised by the State Office of Architecture and Construction. A third phase of the project, estimated at just over $3 million, is scheduled for completion in 1978 It will include family, vehicle, and group campsites, also on the north side of the lake. Present facilities at Lake Perris, constructed at a cost of more than $4 million, include 130 picnic units, two boat launching ramps (10 lanes), and landscaping.

The facilities will accommodate more than 4,000 visitors at a time. Funds for recreational development at Lake Perris come from a 1970 state bond issue for recreational development at units of the State Water Project. Weather Average July rainfall .05 Average season for total rainfall 14.03 Rainfall Temp. 24 Sea- Hours son, DAILY FACTS, Redlands, Calif. Monday, July Former Hanford chairman Pilot killed in desert John Pike, industry, ane crash civic leader, dies Loma Lindan tops Lloyd's estate bids BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.

(UPI) The 15.7-acre lot that silent screen funnyman Harold Lloyd called home still doesn't have a new owner. An auction Sunday narrowed the possible new owner of Lloyd's "Greenacres" estate to either a Los Angeles businessman or an Iranian immigrant. Nasrollaf Afshani, 60, a retired distributor and importer of electrical appliances who lives in Loma Linda, put up a top bid of $1.6 million. L.M. Goodman, 53, a secretive man described by his son- in-law as an investor, bid $1.1 million.

But Afshani wants to pay oh a term basis. Goodman offered cash. The estate's trustees have until 5 p.m. Tuesday to decide which bid to accept or to reject both offers. Afshani said he was a fan of the bespectacled bungler of the silent movies and intends to keep the house and perhaps sell some of the land.

Goodman did not disclose his intent for the property. Once a gathering place of the stars in the era when "crazy movie people built crazy places in the crazy 20s," the estate was opened to public tours in 1973 but was suspended last year because it wasn't self- supporting. Upkeep was estimated at $250,000 a year. Twenty-one persons qualified to bid on the property, built in 1929, by posting a deposit of an irrevocable bank letter of credit of $250,000 in favor of the Milton J. Wershow Co.

Trustee. Only about half a dozen qualified bidders made an attempt to buy the estate. The bidders were camouflaged by the swarms of neighbors, sightseers and the curious who prowled the grounds for a first-hand inspection. The property, a bit neglected since Lloyd's death in 1971, straddles both Los Angeles and Beverly Hills and has a yearly combined property tax of $47,377.11. The property that was sold includes the grounds, the 44- room Italian Renaissance mansion and all other buildings, a pipe organ, hanging fixtures and hidden safes.

None of the furnishings or memorabilia belonging to the Lloyd family was included. The property, sold as-is, includes a canoe course, 9-hole golf course, swimming pool, pony stable, aviary, 12 water fountains, gardens and greenhouses. The buyer will have to assume about $475,000 back mortgage payments and $200,000 in interest on the mortgage. Safecrackers enter Redlands Junior Academy Burglars entered the Redlands Junior Academy, 130 Tennessee street, in an apparent safecracking attempt sometime last weekend, according to police. Investigating officers found that the burglars used a blowtorch in an attempt to open the safe.

The door had been cut all the way through but was not opened. Numerous valuables were left behind by the burglars, police said. About People Timothy J. Gann, of 418 Lotus court, Redlands, is attending Officer Candidate School, Newport, R. under the Naval Enlisted Scientific Education Program.

He is a 1975 graduate of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. John Harrisofi Pike, former president and then chairman of the board of Hanford Foundry in San Bernardino and a Redlands resident for about 35 years, died here this morning at the age of 86. Mr. Pike was chairman of the board of Redlands Community Music Association from 1950 through 1953 and remained on the board through the 1967 season. He contributed much to the continuance of Redlands Bowl summer concert seasons.

As financial advisor for several years, he was a significant factor in assisting Grace Stewart Mullen, the Bowl's founder, through several financial crises. Redlands Bowl was in interest in which his wife, Caroline, shared. It was Mrs. Pike who was the instigator in formation of the Associates of Redlands Bowl. For many years, the Pike home was the scene of frequent parties honoring the Bowl's guest artists.

An active Republican, Mr. Pike's political interests on behalf of his party ranged from county and state to the national level. In 1952, he was an alternate delegate to the GOP national convention which nominated Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Born in Alameda, California, the son of a pioneer family, Mr. Pike graduated from the University of California at Berkeley where he was business manager of the college annual. In later years he owned and managed a pear orchard in Oregon and then a feed lot in Santa Fe Springs. Just prior to World War II, he began his career with Hanford Foundry Makio meeting to be held Thursday There will be a meeting of all students interested in participating in the publication of the 1975-76Makio, the Redlands high school yearbook, on Thursday, July 31, in room number 483484 at 1:00 p.m. at RHS.

Students who wish to become staff; members on next year's book must submit applications at the meeting. Applications may be obtained from John Fisher, the new Makio advisor, in room 37, South Campus, between 9:00 a.m. and noon. Motorcyclist injured in hit, run accident Police today are investigating a hit-and-run driving incident that left a 16- year-old motorcyclist with leg injuries Sunday night. According to a police report, the victim, Daniel K.

Aerie of 246 E. Sharon road, was northbound on Orange street when he collided with a motorist at the intersection of Western avenue. The motorist reportedly ran a stop sign causing Aerie to collide with the left side of the automobile. Aerie was taken to Loma Linda University Hospital for treatment of bis injuries. JOHN H.PIKE which lasted until his retirement.

The Pike home in Redlands was at 1748 Dwight street. Mr. Pike leaves his wife, Caroline, of Redlands; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Dickey of Newbury Park; a son, Frederick Braun Pike, a professor at Notre Dame University in South Bend, and nine grandchildren. Memorial services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m.

in the Chapel of the Grail at the First Congregational church. F. Arthur Cortner chapel is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests that friends who wish may make memorial donations in Mr. Pike's name to the Redlands Community Music Association, P.O.

Box 466, Redlands. VICTORVILLE (UPI) Two airplane crashes in the San Bernardino County desert east of here Saturday left one man dead and six other persons slightly injured. The pilot and only occupant of a single-engine Bonanza was killed when his plane overshot the runway at, Apple Valley Airport and burst into flames. He died before rescuers could reach him. The identity of the pilot was not immediately released but investigators said the plane had been rented at Torrance Airport by John Klein, Los Anseles.

About five hours later, a single-engine Cessna aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Hesperia Airport. The sheriff's office said the plane appeared to have lost power and came down three miles from the field. None of its six occupants, all from Diego area, was seriously injured. They were identified as Audrey R. Huskie, 31, pilot of the craft, William Howder, 24, Linne Hedstrom, 60, Phillip Witten, 30, and two unidentified juveniles.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear cousin, Betty Hayes, who passed away two years ago July 28. If only I could tell you how much I miss your letters and tell you how much I love you, darling. I have only fond and loving memories of you dear. Life will go on but never the same. Dee Fox Missed Papers For delivery correction phone Daily Facts 793-3221 before 6:30 p.m.

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