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Local Notes Oranges for eale Navel oranges from Redlands Foothill Groves. Ninth St. Tools missing Stanley Williamson, 1247 W. Highland avenue, reported $200 worth of hand and electrical tools stolen from his unlocked vehicle parked on the street in front of his home sometime Saturday night and Sunday morning, police said this morning. La Hacienda for dinner Try a beef taco, chile relleno.

beans and rice for only $3.50 at Redlands finest, La Hacienda restaurant. Jewelry stolen Burglars forced their way through a small kitchen window to steal $115 in jewelry, change and checks from the Christa Schultz residence, 914 6th street, sometime between Dec. 25 and yesterday, police reported this morning. Robert Baker Associates Store-wide sale starts January 14.North5th Camera stolen David Gregory Young. 129 Hillside way.

reported a 35 mm camera worth £300 stolen from a bedroom closet sometime Friday night or early Saturday morning Young told police officers the bedroom was not locked, and the thieves had thrown clothes out of the closet onto the floor looking for the camera Back at Maxine's Back Door Dona Roy is now back at Maxine's Back Door Expert in men's and women's hair cutting and styling. For appointment, call 793-5255. After Christmas sale 20 per cent off ail greenware at Ceramic Creations. 5 W. Colton avenue.

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Saturdays. Funeral Services UNDER DIRECTION OF kflMlERSDll UBRTLETT MORTUARIES 793-2311 Redlands Chapel Center at Brookside MRS. DOROTHY A. ALLARD Services 11:00 a today Trinity Episcopal church. GEORGE VY.

WRIGHT Services 2:00 p.m. today. Loma Linda Chapel 24145 Barton Road MISS ANNA MARY ZELDMAN Services pending. Yucaipa Chapel 35205 Yucaipa Blvd. ARTHUR C.

WAMPLER Services 1:00 p.m. today. COLMAN L. STEFCHER Recitation of the Rosary 7:00 p.m. today at the chapel.

Requiem Mass 9:00 a.m. Tuesday St. Frances Cabrini church. MRS. NETTIE C.

SCHAUB Services 1:00 p.m. Wednesday. MRS. LOUISE CONNER Services pending. HAROLD A.

BEHEN Services pending. Calimesa Chapel 1000 Calimesa Blvd. MRS. SADIE B. NUTTALL Services 11:00 a.m.

Tuesday Desert Lawn park. MRS. JENNIE I. HUNT Services 11:00 a.m. Wednesday.

ALBERT PERL Services J1.00 a.m. Thursday. Local Mortuaries for your Convenience and Economy. Area News Miller names new CC committee chairmen Eight new committee chairmen were named today as Burt Miller conducted his first meeting as Chamber of Commerce president. Half a dozen other key positions were left for later appointments when Miller presented his list to the board of directors at their breakfast session in Lucky's restaurant.

His appointees are: Clark DeRoo, agriculture; James Celano, transportation; Garry Brown, legislative; George Ellis, military affairs; Rick Clark, membership: Stan Lemirond, manager selection; Dick Grarullo, industrial development: and Dick Hayes, Ambassadors. Still to be filled are chairmanships' of the committees specializing in personnel, finance, central Redlands development, public relations, and the task force on commercial signs. Seeking a new manager to succeed Sam Sewall. who recently resigned, the selection committee will have its first meeting Wednesday noon at the Tartan restaurant, Lemmond announced. Also present will be Walter Wright, Geraldine Blackburn.

Joe Enarson and Harold E. Walker. "We have six or seven resumes already on file from applicants." said Lemmond. "and expect two or three more. We hope to reach a decision by Feb.

1." Miller reported that the Chamber's membership numbers 420 as the new year opens, and some 200 good prospects are in the field. Today the board voted acceptance of the Chimes Guest Home, 307 Center street. as a new member. Marilyn Hollis. president of the Women's Division, reported all in readiness for the Heritage Ball at Griswold's Country House on Saturday evening, Jan.

15. This will combine the 84th annual installation of officers with the annual community awards dinner, commencing at 7 p.m. Two escape when plane lands in field near local airport Two men escaped serious injury Saturday afternoon when their small plane crashed in an open field just north of the Redlands airport after clearing a 12-foot drop by just a few feet. Police said a student pilot and an instructor were making an approach to the landing strip at 4:20 p.m. when the plane rsn out of fuel.

The instructor. John Krueger. of the Redlands Academy, took Ionian injured Mrs. Norma Doris Armstrong, 69. of Calimesa suffered slight injuries when her car struck a parked vehicle on San Bernardino avenue near 6th street Friday afternoon.

Police said Mrs. Armstrong was taken by Howard ambulance to Redlands Community hospital where she was treated and released. UNDER DIRECTION OP ARTHUR ORTNER V'hapel SINCE 1904 221 BROOKSIDE AVE Ph. 793-2353 MRS. LULA BELLE WILSON Graveside services 2:00 p.m.

today Forest Lawn Memorial park, Glendale. LAWRENCE RILEY Rosary services 7:00 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel. Requiem Mass 9:00 a.m. Thursday at St.

Mary's church. LAWRENCE McWILLIAMS Graveside services 2:00 p.m. today at Hillside Memorial park. WENDELL GINTER Services 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel.

MRS. MARY LAMPTON Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel. A Cortner service is always a dignified, complete service within the means of all. Owned and operated by the Cortner Family the controls as the engine quit and guided the plane down onto the brush and grass about 100 yards from the airport.

The plane landed upright, although the landing gear buckled and folded up under the plane. The student pilot. Bill Thomas Simpson. 41. 101 W.

Fern avenue, sustained minor cuts to his nose and arms, but was not hospitalized. Firemen administered first aid and stood by at the scene checking for possible fuel leaks. Motorcyclists thrown by dog Two 17-year-old Redlands youths suffered minor injuries when they were thrown off their motorcycle, having run over and killed a dog, on Highway 38 west of Bryant street Saturday afternoon. Highway patrolmen said Ernest Garcia, 438 Pennsylvania avenue, and Jerome Coyazo, 3619 Jason court, both suffered cuts and abrasions but refused to be hospitalized. They received first aid from California Department of Forestry firemen.

Vandals damage car Friday night Vandals damaged the side mirror and antenna, dented the doors and bumpers and scratched the paint on a car parked at the New Skateland, 1580 Industrial Park avenue. Police said the incident occurred sometime Friday night or Saturday morning. The car owner, Mrs. Renee Miller, 27835 Redlands boulevard, did not report the value of the damage, officers said. Weather Average January rainfall 2.4i A.

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Dearborn street, a retired orange grower who died here Fridav at the age of 67. A native and life-long resident of Redlands. be was a member of Redlands Gecko's Jeep club, the Colton Boat and Ski club and the Orange Belt Mineralogical Society. He leaves his wife, Maude V. McWilliams, Redlands: two sons, Carl of Loma Linda and Earl T.

of Redlands; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Power, Redlands; two brothers, Vernon McWilliams, Mentone, and Keith McWilliams, Yucaipa; and two grandchildren, Tracey and Sean McWilliams of Redlands. Today's services at Hillside Memorial park were conducted by Rev. Ira K. Hall, pastor of the State street Christian church.

F. Arthur Cortner chapel was in charge. The family suggests that those who wish may make a memorial contribution in Mr. McWilliams' name to the Heart Fund, care of R. E.

Cedergren. Security Pacific Bank. P. O. Box Old city hall in Needles hit by fire Needles' landmark old city hall was destroyed by fire early Friday morning in a blaze that is believed to -have started when rain shorted part of the building's electrical system.

The building, constructed in 1909. was completely engulfed in flames eight minutes after sheriff's deputies spotted the fire at 1:30 a.m. The walls began collapsing about 1.45 a.m. and continued to fall all night. Firemen were unable to control the blaze until about 5 a.m.

The 68-year-old structure, which formerly housed a reading room for Santa Fe Railroad workers, was sold to the city of Needles by Santa Fe in the early 1950s for $1. It has been used as a museum since the city moved its offices to a new building in 1973. No estimate on the dollar value of the building was available, but a spokesman for the Needles fire department said the structure and the museum collection were of "priceless" historical value. Vital Records Founded WILLIAM G. MOORE, Publisher PRANK E.

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BIRTHS a daughter, Maria Diana, to Mr. and Mrs. Armando Cornejo, 12321 Sixth street, Yucaipa. Jan. 2, 1977.

at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Barbara Allen Grace. San Bernardino. Paternal grandmother is Mrs.

Eva Madrid. Mexico. a son. Ryan Bennett, to Mr. and Mrs.

Scott Humphrey. 34819 Avenue Yucaipa, Dec. 31. 1976, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Sedgwick, Yucaipa. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Humphrey, Yucaipa.

a son, James Samuel, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ludington, 230 East Highland avenue. Dec.

31. 1976. at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

James A. DeWitt, Redlands. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Samuel R. Ludington, Fort Smith, Ark.

CARLSON-Born, a daughter. Kelly Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carlson, 35551 Barbara lane, Yucaipa, Dec. 31.

1976. at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowman, Bellflower.

Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carlson, Twin Lakes, Mich. a son, Daniel Damon, to Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Wireman, 1692 West Lincoln street. Banning, Dec. 31, 1976. at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mrs.

Mildred Welch, Banning, and Paul W. Ring, Banning. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Flora Wireman, Rolling Prairie. Ind.

a son. Brandon, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Paulson. 34934 Cedar avenue, Yucaipa, Dec.

31. 1976, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Parks, Yucaipa.

Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Shirley Paulson. Calimesa. a son, Todd Theodore, to Mr. and Mrs.

David Regalado, 1329 Clock avenue, Dec. 31, 1976. at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Carr, Highland. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Regalado, Redlands. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED M.

Phang, 27. Loma Audrey S. Heu, 24, San Bernardino. L. Knopp.

54, Upland; and Patricia Bradley, 25, Redlands. REBER-MARTINDALE- Eugene W. Reber 47, Hemet; and Caryl L. Martindale, 54. Yucaipa.

SMITH-PICK-Vernon D. Smith. 45, Yucaipa: and Hope H. Pick. 49, Chino.

DEATHS in Redlands. California, Jan. 1. 1977, Mary Mignon Lampton. 62 Alder drive, Mentone.

aged 92 years, native of Texas, and resident of Redlands for five months. Deceased is survived by her one son, Norman J. Lampton. Mentone; two daughters. Mrs.

Doris Beverly Roberts, San Clemente; Mrs. Aloise Bellah, Saint Jo, Texas: 30 grandchildren and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the F. Arthur Cortner chapel, Rev. John Shumate, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating.

Private interment in Evergreen cemetery. Riverside, F. Arthur Cortner Chapel in charge. in Redlands. California, Jan.

l. 1977, Wendell Ginter, 35248 Count)' Line road, Yucaipa, aged 64 years, native of Kansas, and resident of Yucaipa for 14 years. Deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs. Grace Evelyn Ginter, Yucaipa; one son. Galen Ginter, San Dimas; and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel, Officers of Rosemead Lodge No. 702, F. A.M.

officiating. Interment in Desert Lawn. He was a member of the Rosemead Lodge No. 702. F.

A.M. Rosemead; White shrine of Jerusalem No. 81. Temple City; Alessandro Court No. 155 Amaranth.

Yucaipa; Al Malaikah Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 113, Yucaipa. in Redlands, Jan. 1.1977, Albert Perl, 950 California street, Calimesa, aged 69 years, native of Austria and resident of Calimesa for one year. Deceased is survived by his wife, Theresia Perl, Calimesa; one son and one daughter, Albert Karl Perl, Canada; Mrs.

Eleanor Schimon, Riverside; five grandchildren, and three sisters; Mrs. Celia Deutsch, RICHARD L. TOMPKINS. M. D.

ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF PEDIATRICS AT 720 BROOKSIDE AVENUE, SU TE 104 REDLANDS. CALIFORNIA 92373 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE (714) 793.0070 825-9930 Women's Sandals Los Angeles; Mrs. Gisela Huegle, Canada; and Mrs. Theresa Loffler, Austria. Services will be 11 a.ft).

Thursday at the Emmerson- Bartlett Calimesa chapel, Rev. Paul Jorstad, pastor of the Faith Lutheran church, officiating Interment in Desert Lawn park, Emmerson- Bartlett Memorial chapel Calimesa in charge. Mr. Perl was a retired barber. Friends may call Wednesday from noon to p.m.

in Loma Linda. Dec. 31. 1976. Mrs.

Nettie C. Schaub, 12680 4th street. Yucaipa, aged 84 years, native of Minnesota and resident of Yucaipa for two years. Deceased is survived by her three brothers and two sisters, George H. Juenke, Orange; Elmer A.

Jenke. Diamond Bar; Clarence R. Juenke, Mrs. Lydia Staph, Mrs. Van Beek, Yucaipa.

Services will be p.m. Wednesday at the Emmerson- Bartlett Yucaipa chapel, Rev. B. Cavanaugh, pastor of the Yucaipa United Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Fairhaven Memorial park, Santa Friends may call Tuesday noon to 5 p.m.

A LL -Di ed in Redlands. Jan. 1, 1977, Mrs Sadie B. N'uttail, 700 E. Highland avenue, Redlands, aged 92 years, native of Colorado and resident of Redlands for two years.

Deceased is survied by her son. Clifford Nuttall, Calimesa; and one granddaughter. Services will be Tuesday, 11 a.m., at the Desert Lawn Memorial park. Rev. Lee McClanathan, pastor of the Yucaipa Church of Christ, officiating.

Emmerson-Bartlett Memorial chapel Calimesa in charge. There will be no visitation. The familv requests donations to the heart fund. McWILLIAMS-Djed in Redlands, California. Dec.

31, 1976, Lawrence Jack) McWilliams, 626 Dearborn street, Space 28, aged 67 years, native of Redlands, and resident of Redlands for 67 years. Graveside services were today, 2 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park, Rev. Ira K. Hall, pastor of the State Street Christian church, officiating.

F. Arthur Cortner chapel in charge. Yucaipa, California, Dec. 31. 1976, Coloman L.

Stefchek 35564 Mt. View lane, Yucaipa, aged 78 years, native of Czechoslovakia and resident of Yucaipa for 10 years. Deceased is survived by his one son, Coloman L. Stefchek Alsip, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary today, 7 p.m.

Emmerson-Bartlett Yucaipa chapel. Requiem Mass will be 9 a.m. Tuesday at the St. Francis X. Cabrini church, Rev.

John Tahany, pastor, officiating. Interment in Desert Lawn Park. He was a retired blacksmith from Bethleham Steel Corporation. in Calimesa, California, Jan. 1, 1977, Mrs.

Jennie Hunt, 921 5th street, Calimesa, aged 78years, native of Illinois and resident of Calimesa for four years. Deceased is survived by her one brother, Edmond Rawson of Pinion Hills, Calif, Services will be Wednesday, 11 a.m. at the Emmerson- Bartlett Calimesa chapel. Donald Edgett, Christian Science Reader, First Church of Christ Scientist, Yucaipa, officiating. Private interment in Rose Hills Memorial Park.

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