Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 4

Local Notes Letterman jackets Redlands High School, $32.95 Pratt Bros. Shane is lost Lost, red male Irish Setter. Reward Navajo silversmith Saturday, December 21, from noon to 5 p.m. Free ring sizing with purchase. Free estimate on Indian jewelry repair.

Corral, Shop 60, The Packing House, 215 E. Redlands Blvd. Navel oranges for sale Redlands Foothill Groves, 304 Ninth St. Redlands, Ca. Alarm sounds The burglar alarm at Provident Federal, 125 East Citrus went off at 10:38 a.m.

today apparently due to a malfunction, police said. For Christmas Give her a Happy New Year. Kitchen carpet can be laid in one day. Phone Maxwell- Means 793-2389 or see samples at the store, 100 Orange St. Poinsettia's in bloom, mums, violets.

Gift wrapped. Free delivery-. Dangermond's Nursery, 1651 W. Redlands Blvd. Closed Sunday.

Winn's Drug Store Will be open this Sunday only, Dec. 22, 1974, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., to better serve you before Christmas. Winn's Drug Store, 10 W. Colton 7932804.

Student arrested A 19-year-old University of Redlands student was taken into custody by campus security police yesterday at 4:05 p.m. and charged with possession of marijuana. The pecurity police made a citizens arrest and Redlands police took the student and a bag of marijuana into custody. Al Newell's Christmas trees. Many kinds.

Custom flocking with a sparkle. 346 Orange St. North of Carlson Hardware. 1-9 p.m. Just arrived Bare root roses.

Dangermond's Nursery, 1651 W. Redlands Blvd. Closed Sundays, Nishiki bicycles America's number 1 buy. Pratt Bros. Sporting Goods, Just arrived New shipment of Armetale, the modern pewter.

Ideal for Christmas giving. Colonial Maple House, 21 E. Citrus Ave. Benton's Paint Benton's Paint, 18 W. Colton Ave.

will be closed for vacation and the holidays Dec. 20 thru Jan. 5. See you next year! Ski sale Jackets, sweaters, pants. Save on a complete ski package.

Pratt Bros. 651 E. Citrus. YMCA requests Year end, tax deductible gifts-in-kind. Antiques, jewelry, stocks, bonds, automobiles, camera of value.

Even monev cheerfully accepted. Call Dale, 793-2161 UNDER DIRECTION OF F.ARTHUR IORTNER Vjhapel SSNCE 1904 221 BR00KSIDE AVE. 793-2353 MRS. RUTH HIGBEE Services pending. MRS.

ANN ALFORD Services 1:00 p.m., Friday at the Chapel. JOHN J. MERCER Services 11:00 a.m. Thursday at the Chapel. MILTON KRISE NAYLOR Graveside services 10:00 a.m., Thursday at Hillside Memorial Park.

SAMUEL PETER COMNICK Services 2:00 p.m., Wednesday at the Chapel. MRS. VOHNDA PILGRIM GIESE Private family services were held. A Conner service is always a dignified, complete service iiithin the means of all. Nine now in race Four more seek seats as college trustees Four more candidates have filed for election to the Board of Trustees of the San Bernardino Community College District, including the current Board chairman, William Claypool III, 212 street, Needles.

Nine candidates have filed for four seats on the Board, including the four incumbents. New office-seekers include Jim Ballard, 30, 2847 N. street, San Bernardino, a businessman and management consultant; Dave Sturges; 1744 Belmont lane, San Bernardino, a vocational- industrial instructor; and Richard Chartier, 566 E. Sonora street, San Bernardino, an administrator. Previously announced candidates include Ed Hiel, 3020 Parkside drive, San Bernardino, a businessman; Thomas Chumley, 25267 Fourth street, San Bernardino, an adult education administrator; and incumbents Allen B.

Gresham, 3028 Muscupiabe drive, San Bernardino; Donald W. Hunt, 12269 Overcrest drive, Yucaipa; and Joseph W. Snyder, 3319 Broadmoor boulevard, San Bernardino. No additional candidates have filed for the Redlands, Yucaipa, or County Boards of Education. Deadline for filing candidacy papers with the Registrar of Voters, 646 Sierra Way, San Bernardino, is Jan.

3,1975. Regional air district may SAN BERNARDINO (LC- Dennis Hansberger and Daniel Mikesell will represent the county Board of Supervisors at a meeting in Los Angeles on Friday (Dec. 20) where details of a possible six-county regional air pollution control district are to be hammered out by a dozen supervisors. Colton tot dies in fire at residence COLTON (UPI) A 3-year- old girl was pronounced dead at the scene Tuesday night when fire swept a home where she and two other children had been left alone while their mother went shopping. Mrs.

Dianna Richardson told investigators she had left the children watching television while she went shopping. Firemen were alerted shortly after 9 p.m. and carried a 7- month old child and another aged 4 to safety. They recovered the body of Valerie who was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators were attempting to determine the cause of the fire.

Funeral Services UNDER DIRECTION OF MORTUARIES 793-2311 Loma Linda Chapel 24145 Barton Road HARRY M. TIPPETT Services 11 :00 a.m. Thursday University Church of Seventh-day Adventists. Friends may call all day today at the chapel. MRS.

OLIVE CROUSE Services 11 :00 a.m. Friday. JOHN LEE Services Yucaipa Chapel 35205 Yucaipa Blvd. MRS. LUCILLE E.

FORDE Services 11 :00 a.m. Friday. MRS. HATTIE L. WELLS Services 1:00 p.m.

Friday Hillside Memorial Park. Calimesa Chapel 1000 Calimesa Blvd. CLARENCE W. LYNDS Services 1 :00 p.m. Thursday.

Redlands Chapel Center at Brookside 4 Local Mortuaries for your Convenience and Economy. Simplicity, beautv not extravagance pollution be formed Chairman Nancy Smith appointed the two board members after Hansberger reported on a session of the South Coast Air Basin council last Friday that resulted in the meeting to be held this week. Hansberger said the counties face the issue of voluntarily getting together and merging their APCDs into one overall organization or sitting back and letting the state do it. He was referring to the bill introduced by Assemblyman William McVittie of Chino which is reportedly the same as the Biddle bill of last year that Gov. Ronald Reagan vetoed.

The difference this time is that the new governor will sign it into law early in 1975, Hansberger declared. McVittie's action at Sacramento caused Mrs. Smith to say she was "angered" at the "boy wonder" who apparently is not well-versed on the county's efforts over the years in controlling stationary sources of air pollutants "at a cost of millions of dollars to private industry." Mrs. Smith said: "I dread to think what would have happened if the county had not led the way," adding, "I get very annoyed by some 'boy who has just been elected, saying otherwise." Before being elected to the assembly, McVittie was chairman of the county APCD appeals hearing board on variances. Mrs.

Frink's mother dies at age of 92 Mrs. Lottie Posey, mother of OllieLou (Mrs. Kenneth) Frink of Redlands, died in San Bernardino early yesterday morning just one day after her 92nd birthday. Mrs. Posey was a native of Cleburn, Texas, and lived in San Bernardino for 60 years.

She was a charter member of Calvary Baptist church there and was a frequent visitor to Redlands where she had many friends. In addition to Mrs. Frink, she leaves another daughter, Ruth (Mrs. Charles) Pease of Elsinore; four grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday at Mt. View Cemetery, San Bernardino. Friends may call after three o'clock this afternoon at Bobbitt Mortuary, San Bernardino. Who Has a birthday Dec. 19th Richard James Bueermann Jack E.

Fisher John E. McNnir Clifton Massey Happy Birthday from HE. State. Ph. 793-2505 Vital Records SUCCESSFUL CAN DRIVE Cope junior high school students (left to right) Greg Womack, Gordon Trunnelle, Amy Hanson and John Crittenden stock the shelves of the Family Services Association with some of the 3,000 pounds in canned food collected at the school.

Much of the food was collected as the price of admission to the school's annual Christmas dance Friday. The drive ended yesterday. Students in Mrs. Ann Brown's home room collected 500 pounds of food and placed first in home room competition. The winners will enjoy a free lunch at McDonald's this week.

(Public schools photo by Dick White) BIRTHS a son, Craig Daniel, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson, 1527 Bellevue, Dec. 17, 1974, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs.

E. Gustilov, Redlands. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. K.

Brown, Oak Park, 111. DEATHS FORDE Die8 in Yucaipa, California Dec. 16, 1974, Mrs. Lucille E. Forde, 12300 5th street, Yucaipa, aged 82 years, native of Michigan and resident of Yucaipa for 16 years.

Services will be held Friday, 11 a.m. at the Emmerson- Bartlett Yucaipa chapel, church, Rev. William Sloan, pastor of the Yucaipa First Baptist church, officiating. Interment in Desert Lawn Memorial Park. She belonged to the National Health Federation.

in Redlands, California, Dec. 17, 1974, Mrs. Ann Alford, 23 Church, Redlands, aged 95 years, native of Spur, Texas and resident of Redlands for 29 years. Deceased is survived by her two daughters, Mrs. Ray W.

Hodson, Redlands; Mrs. Hudson Turner, Kellysville, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Ola Young, Mrs. Pearl Thompson, both Lubbock, Texas; Mrs. Ruth Powell, Spur; six grandchildren and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday, at the F. Arthur Cortner chapel, Rev. Paul Fitch, pastor of the Brookside Free Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Hillside Memorial Park.

She was a member of the Brookside Free Methodist Church. in San Bernardino, California Dec. 15, 1974, Mrs. HattieL. Wells, 12842 14th street, Yucaipa, aged 63 years, native of Tennessee, resident of Yucaipa for 27 years and California 37.

Deceased is survived by her son and daughter, William W. Wells, U.S. Navy; Mrs, Jennie White, Arlington, Texas; five grandchildren and one sister, Nora Parks, Cleveland, Tenn. Services will be held Friday, p.m. at the Hillside Memorial Park, James Hammett, pastor of the First Southern Baptist church, officiating.

Emmerson-Bartlett Memorial Chapel Yucaipa in charge. in Redlands, California, Dec. 15, 1974, C. Wiley Lynds, Calimesa, aged 73 years, native of Oklahoma, resident of Calimesa for ten years and California 32. Deceased issurvived by his wife, Mrs.

Daisy Lynds, Calimesa; one son, C. Roger Lynds, Tucson; one grandchild, two brothers and two sisters, Chester Schrock, Escondido; Evan Lynds, Redmond, Oregon; Leila Webb, Santee, Delia Lynds, Burbank. Services will be held Thursday, 1 p.m. at the Emmerson- Bartlett Calimesa chapel, Rev. James Beard, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, Calimesa, officiating.

Interment in Hillside Memorial Park. Tippett services Funeral services for Harry M. Tippett have been changed to 11 a.m. Thursday at the University Seventh-day Adventist church in Loma Linda. Emmerson-Bartlett Loma Linda chapel is in charge.

Missed Papers For delivery correction phone Daily Facts 793-3221 before 6:30 p.m. weekdays, 2:30 p.m. Saturdays. Calimesa couple files suit over son's death A Calimesa couple whose 15- year-old son drowned last May has charged a now-defunct San Bernardino scuba-diving school and its instructors with negligence in his death. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael A. Szukala filed an $850,000 wrongful death suit Monday in Los Angeles federal court on behalf of their son, Joel, seeking damages from Ronald S. Flory, former owner and operator of the Inland Empire Scuba School, 1598 North street, San Bernardino, and Phone company customers to get 57 cents LOS ANGELES (UPI) The state Public Utilities Commission ordered General Telephone today to refund $1,000,256 to its approximately 1.74 million active accounts. The refund will amount to approximately 57 cents for each customer.

The $1,000,256 was that portion of a $12 million refund which the PUC ordered last March which the utility was unable to pass along to its customers because they had moved or had failed to cash refund, checks. The March refunds represented a portion of charges for intrastate long distance calls, multimessage unit calls and related federal excise and local taxes between July 23, 1971, and Aug. 8, 1972, plus 7 per cent interest. Charges made during that period were based on Pacific Telephone rates which went into effect July 23, 1971, and were later nullified. Weather Average December rainfall 2.27 Average rainfall for season 14.03 four diving instructors.

The school has since gone bankrupt. The youth died May 5 when he went with other members of his scuba class for a practice dive off Santa Catalina Island, according to the suit. Also named as defendants are James and Joyce Milner, owners of the vessel Californian, which was chartered for the trip to Catalina. The suit alleges that the boy was allowed by the defendants to enter the ''extremely hazardous waters" although they should have known "he was not capable of scuba diving and swimming efficiently enough in the ocean to prevent drowning." The defendants "carelessly and negligently" provided inadequate equipment, failed to provide proper safety procedures and "knowingly and intentionally exposed (him) to unreasonable risks of injury and death," the suit alleges. Realtors hold Christmas party for 125 "With thanksgiving and joy in this Christmas President Joe Lengel put it in his opening 125 members of the Board of Realtors and guests gathered this morning at the Board's home, 500 Brookside avenue.

It was the annual Christmas party of the Board, with the uniting fellowship of Christmas songs and carols, led by Donna Holcomb. Festively served were egg nog, champagne, fruitcake and Christmas cookies. This was the final meeting for Mr. Lengel as 1974 President of the Board. Gladys Allen re-appointed SAN BERNARDINO (LCN) Mrs.

Gladys Allen of Yucaipa has been reappointed to the county Commission on Senior Affairs. Supervisor Dennis Hansberger nominated her for another term. SAVE over regular rates on 6-mo. pre-paid lease As low as $6.00 per month LIFEJO0! STORE SAFE MINI-STORAGE FOR old cars, Christmas Surprises, Grannies goodies or just junk! U-Store it U-Lock it. Resident manager 7 day access concrete block steel doors outdoor space for Recreation Vehicles.

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