Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 4

Local Notes local ones included Car tapes stolen Burglars forced their way through the driver's side windwing and removed 24 eight-track tapes and a carrying case from a car belonging to Stanley Michael Harshman, 245 E. Pioneer avenue. The loss was set at $160. Police said the theft occurred sometime between morning at the Harshman home. ZIP'Z walsUwatcher huich Have a lo-cal lunch of frozen yogurt, natural toppings, coffee at 320 E.

State. House entered Would-be thieves forced their way into the Armeld Hudson residence, 1323 6th street, sometime Saturday but apparently were scared off before they could steal anything, police reported this morning. The burglars chipped door wood away from the lock and entered the house. However, nothing was missing or disturbed inside, police said. Car vandalized Vandals let the air out of all four tires and polluted gasoline in Dr.

Herbert A. carryall vehicle parked at his residence between Friday evening and Saturday morning. The amount of damage was not reported to police. See Europe Flv round trip to Europe for 5369! Call 793-2461. Pistol missing Lois Anne Dixon.

839 E. High avenue, reported her .25 caliber automatic pistol stolen sometime during the past month from a dresser drawer in her bedroom. She told police that she just noticed it missing Saturday. The value of the gun was listed at S80. Plants, planter taken Plants, a redwood planter and a-chalk statue of Buddha stolen from the front porch of the Holt residence, 965 S.

Grove street, sometime between 1:30 and 8 a.m.. Saturday. The loss was set at S35. police said. Laundry items taken Shirts, sheets and pillow cases were stolen Friday evening or early Saturday from a delivery truck parked in back of the Mitchell Quality Laundry, 111 E.

Stuart avenue. The loss was set at $260, police said. Oranges for sale Navels from Redlands. Foothill Groves. 304 Ninth St.

Funeral Services UN DE DIRECT ION OF taERson HflRTLETT MORTUARIES 793-2311 Redlands Chapel Center at Brookside MRS. MARIA ARANDA Requiem Mass 9:00 a.m. today St. Mary's Catholic church. MISS PAULA HERNANDEZ Recitation of the Rosary 7 p.m.

today at the chapel. Requiem Mass 9:00 a.m. Tuesday St. Mary's Catholic church. MRS.

ESPIRIDONA C. DAVILA Services 1:00 p.m. Tuesday. MRS. BEVERLY ROBERTS Services pending.

Loma Linda Chapel 24145 Barton Road ELDER HAROLD L. YATES Services pending. Yucaipa Chapel 35205 Yucaipa Blvd. THOMAS PINTO, SR. Requiem Mass 11:30 a.m.

today St. Frances Cabrini church. MRS. EDITH A. BENNING Services 2:00 p.m.

today. MRS. FRANCES JOHNSON Services pending. Calimesa Chapel 1000 Calimesa Blvd. STANLEY LUND Services pending.

4 Local Mortuaries for your Convenience and Economy. Reservations to be used for family campgrounds Two of the three family campgrounds operated by the U.S. Forest Service in the Barton Flats area will again be available on a reservation basis, beginning April 11. Both the Barton Flats and San Gorgonio campgrounds, which accommodate 47 to 60 family units, respectively, will be open on a reservation basis, according to Douglas R. Leisz, regional forester.

South Fork campground will remain open on a first come, first served basis, however. The Council, Lobo and Oso group camps will also continue on a reservation-only basis, Leisz said. Fees charged for the family campgrounds will remain at $2, with a maximum stay of seven days allowed from June 10 through Sept. 10. Group camp fees are $20 for Council Camp, $30 for Lobo and $40 per day for Oso.

Those camps are open from May 14 through Oct. 16 with a maximum stay of seven days. Reservations may be made through Ticketron outlets 90 days in advance for those national forest campgrounds on the reservation system, with the exception of those in the Sierra National Forest. Reservations for those sites may be made 60 days in advance. The reservation system applies to 26 of the Forest Service's 900 family campgrounds on the San Bernardino, Cleveland, Eldorado, Sequoia, Sierra, Shasta-Trinity and Stanislaus national forests and the Lake Taboe Basin Management Unit, Leisz said.

'The campground reservation system has been found helpful to campers in planning trips to the more popular campgrounds," Leisz said. "With a reservation in hand, people know they have a place to camp before they leave home and may travel at a more leisurely pace and avoid heavy traffic. "Before the reservation system was used, many people were competing the same campground." Holders of a Golden Age Passport, a pass issued to people who are 62 years old or older, are entitled to a 50 per cent reduction in daily fees at family campgrounds. The pass must be presented to the Ticketron outlet operator before making the reservation, Leisz said. People who are unable to travel to a Ticketron outlet may mail a reservation request, with full payment, to Ticketron, 427 Merchant street, San Francisco, 94111.

Joslyn Center cornerstone items sought Appropriate contributions to be placed in the cornerstone of the new Joslyn Senior Center are being solicited by the ABLE (A Better Life for the Elderly) Committee. Local organizations that wish to contribute items may contact Clarence H. Nietsch, 11050 Bryant street. Space 60, Yucaipa. CA 92399, or call him at 797-5722.

Nietsch is a member of the Able Committee. Cornerstone ceremonies will be held sometime this summer after construction is completed. S2500 worth of items burglarized A $2,500 burglary of the Mrs. Mary Esther Faux residence, 1327 Sylvan boulevard, occurred sometime yesterday afternoon or evening. Stolen items included several silver and gold rings set with precious stones.

Necklaces, watches, earrings and cash were also taken, along with a knife and a starting gun. Police said the burglars searched through dresser drawers and closets for the goods. Weather Average Mareti rainfall 2.W season tcr ra.nfa'i 33 Ra.r'an Mou Sea son Feb. 28 Mir. 1 Mar.

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and Mrs. Curtis Belk, 1308 Central avenue, March 26, 1977, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R.

Collins, Garden Grove. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Belk, Redlands. a son, Jack Emil, to Mr.

and Mrs. Gary E. Lewis, 1028 Fremont street, Calimesa, March 26, 1977, at Redlands Community hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Bird, Cornville, Ariz. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Lewis, Redlands. a daughter, Christiana Lyn, to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Florenz, 12264 Second street, Yucaipa, March 25, 1977, at Redlands Community hospital.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neill, Yucaipa. MAPSTEAD-Born, a daughter, Jamie Joan, to Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Mapstead, 549 East 21st street, San Ber- Australia film to be shown at CHC forum Foreign correspondent Ken Armstrong will present his new color film "Brawny Australia" Wednesday night at Crafton Hills college. The 7:30 p.m. showing in the college's Laboratory Building lecture hall will be the final program in the school's Evening Forum Lecture series for the academic year. Admission is free; however, advance tickets are required because of limited seating. Tickets to the lecture film at the college will be distributed by Burrough's Appliances in Redlands, the Chamber of Commerce in Yucaipa, senior citizens' organizations in the two communities, the college bookstore and evening college office.

Purses thrown out window, then looted At least five purses belonging to girls attending a Saturday night dance on the second floor of a Yucaipa market were thrown out of windows to the street below where thieves looted the contents. Sheriff's deputies recovered the emptied and discarded purses near the corner of Yucaipa boulevard and 4th street, beside the Food Tyme market. About 300 teenagers were at the dance, and deputies believe other purses might have been stolen. The known losses totaled more than $100. nardino, March 25, 1977, at Redlands Community hospital.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Catrone, Brooklyn, N.Y. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Nina Azvedo, Costa Mesa.

MARRLAGE LICENSES ISSUED C. Trott, 26, and Marcia L. Miller, 25: both Loma Linda. DEATHS in Redlands, March 27, 1977, Espiridona C. Davila, 520 Brockton, Redlands, aged 92 years, native of Mexico and resident of Redlands for 64 years.

Deceased is survived by one son, Antonio C. Davila, Redlands; two grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild and one brother, Zachary Campos of San Fernando. Services will be held Tuesday, 1 p.m., at the Emmerson-Bartlett Redlands chapel, Saul Visser, pastor of the Redlands Spanish Seventh- day Adventist church, officiating. Interment in Hillside Memorial park. Friends may call at the Redlands chapel from 5 p.m.

Monday until 9 p.m. and on Tuesday from 8 a.m. until service time. S.B. State to get new bookstore A Fontana contractor, Howard C.

Edmiston, is the apparent low bidder for the construction of a new bookstore facility for Cal State, San Bernardino. His bid of $141,930 for the single-story building was the lowest of four received. The Chancellor's Office is reviewing the bids and a contract should be awarded this week or next, estimated' Dr. Joseph K. Thomas of Redlands, vice president for administration.

Construction is expected to be under way by mid-April. The concrete-block structure will match the initial buildings on campus. It will double the space presently available for a bookstore in the Fine Arts Building. The construction is expected to take about five months. UR to open Exit' coffeehouse The new University of Redlands coffeehouse, "No Exit," will hold its grand opening tomorrow in the Orton Student Center on the Johnston College campus.

The coffeehouse is being sponsored by the Associated Students of the University of Redlands (ASUR). It is designed to complement the already open Johnston College coffeehouse call "Coz McMuffin." "The 'No Exit' coffeehouse is a new concept in entertainment at the University of Redlands featuring, on a monthly basis, top contemporary coffeehouse entertainers," Charlotte Burgess, director of student activities at the University, said. There will be two grand openings of the coffeehouse, one at 7 p.m. and the other at 9:30 p.m. Two folksingers, Lori Jacobs and Stephen Michael Schwartz, will be the featured entertainment.

Lori Jacobs is a songwriter and singer whose "songs are autobiographical and full of life," according to Burgess. She has produced a first album called "Free," has appeared in folk clubs across the country, and has been on numerous radio and television shows. Folks inger Stephen Michael Schwartz has appeared at the University twice now to overflowing crowds. "He is becoming somewhat of a legend at the University of Redlands," Burgess said. He has appeared at various nightclubs, recently concluded a country-wide tour with popular singer Paul Williams, and has appeared on numerous television programs.

Tickets for the "No' Exit" grand opening shows are available in the Willis Student Center Information Center and at the door. Public admission is $2. Five members of family win for aquariums Five members of the Victor Timmons family, 1629 Alta street, won nine of the top awards given in the 14th annual Aquarium Show at the 62nd National Orange Show, which closed Sunday. Arlene Timmons captured three awards, including best of show-aquarium, best planted aquarium and e'gglayers- master class. Victor Timmons also won three awards, including specimen (under six inches), native fish and best of show- bettas, female.

Also winning top honors were Jon Timmons, decorated aquarium-junior class; Michael Timmons, specimen (over six inches); and Deirdre Timmons, novelty tank. rap Founded Year WILLIAM G. MOORE, Publisher. FRANK E. MOORE, Editor.

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Calimesa Phone 795-2451 OR 825-0661 NOW AVAILABLE for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1977 CADILLACS BUY or LEASE. New Low Lease Rates Now Available Coupe DeVille's Eldorado's KENNEDY CADILLAC 731 North T'St. Phone 889-9881 DAILY FACTS, Redlands, Calif Monday, March 28, 191)- Margaret Ronzone Cusick dies in New Hampshire Margaret Ronzone Cusick, native of Redlands and 1919 alumna of Redlands high school and the University of Redlands, died Friday in Hanover, New Hampshire. Born in Redlands January 13, 1900, Mrs. Cusick was a member of the first class of the Junior League, now known as Kimberly Juniors of the About People Mark A.

Mosqueda, Army private, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel B. Mosqueda, 24966 Court street, Loma Linda, recently was assigned as an automotive repairman with the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, N.C.

A 1976 graduate of Redlands high school, the private entered the Army in September, 1976. Leon E. Silvester, Navy aviation electronics technician third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elden M.

Silvester, 31759 Avenue Yucaipa, has reported for duty with the precommissioning unit aboard the aircraft carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower, at Newport News, Va. A1974 graduate of Yucaipa high school, he joined the Navy in August, 1975. Alexander P. WoodJey, Marine private first class, son of Armida P.

Novarro, 260 Myrtle street, has reported for duty with the First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton. He joined the Marine Corps in September, 1976. Georgi Leest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Leest of Redlands, has been named to the dean's honor list at Mount St.

Mary's college for the fall semester. Georgi is a freshman nursing major at the Chalon campus in West Los Angeles. Contemporary Club. At the University of Redlands, from where she was graduated in 1923, she was a member of Delta Kappa Psi sorority. After several years of teaching at Redlands high school, she entered graduate school at Radcliffe in Massachusetts as a candidate for a Ph.

D. degree. She later transferred to the Harvard Graduate School of Economics. At Harvard she met and married Dr. James Cusick.

After several years at Amherst College, Dr. Cusick accepted a professorship at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., where he taught for 35 years. During that time, Mrs. Cusick held several teaching assignments and in 1959 she compiled and wrote a 1 publication, "The Upper Quarter," for the New Hampshire Council for Better Schools. Her sister, Dr.

Ethel Ronzone Bishop, also known in Redlands, was for many years on the faculty of the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Cusick last visited in Redlands in April, 1976. She leaves a daughter, Jean Cusick Sphar of Swarthmore, a granddaughter, Christiana Sphar, and two brothers, Ronald Ronzone of San Bernardino and Phillip Ronzone of Baltimore, Md.

Final Foriim lecture to be Thursday "Scotland and Wales" will be the topic for Ed Lark when he personally narrates his film presentation on Thursday, March 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the University of Redlands chapel as the last Redlands Com, munity Forum presentation for this school year, said Binkley, principal of Redlands Adult School. Ancient ruins dating back thousands of years trace the turmoil of Scotland's past. As peace settled over the countryside, the arts flourished and' Robert Burns became their national poet. The Welsh have stubbornly retained their national character.

Wales is the source of coal and steel, yet the' countryside has some of the- most beautiful in Britain. Swansea is the country's major industrial city, while Cardiff has modern suburbs and attractive shopping cen ters after suffering a 20-year depression and blitzes from. German bombers. Lark will be introduced by Howard E. Wagner, principal of Lugonia elementary school.

There will be no charge forr this final forum. registration will be available aC the dopr. Missed Paper For delivery correction phone Daily Facts 793-3221 before 6:30 p.m. weekdays, 4 p.m. Saturdays.

March came in like a lamb and goes out like a lion, or whatever. And we all wait for rain. When it does come, rain brings claims. Our office has a claims man with more than 20 years at it. You might try JOHN WILCOXSON.

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