Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 3

Redlands Daily Focts Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1967 Poge 3 October a dry one High temperatures usher in November Blue skies and warm tempera-; The average normal rain- turcs ushered in the month of fall for October is inches November in Redlands today I but Redlands recorded not one with mercury readings 93 degrees al 1:30 p.m. November also averages alwut Forccailcrs called for rising .94 inches of moisture. Last humidity and decreasing winds vcar. the month produced .70 for Southern CaUfornia, a boon, inches in the city following ncar- to weary firefighters after a'ly half an inch in October, siege of battles beginning, major fires and reason on Julyj elements.

1 i. is less than one inch October in Redlands was a precipitation total to I month of Ideal summer cays. Temperatures failed to the 100 degree mark and, GasMh wiU be a little high- I cr this month for most Red-. 'lands residents. Ma.ximiim: Investigators probe arson in parsonage Investigators are probing evenings were temperate.

Precipitation was tlie beneficial element lacking in the dip inc oO degree range on several i occasions during November. Last year, tlie overnight lows dropped to 36 degrees on two late November nights, but readings in the 40's and low 50's most common. i Skiers take heed before the md of the month the iieavy snowfalls of the season sometimes arrive in local mountain areas abovQ, 5.000! fire last night in the parsonage home of a Redlands minister TRICK OR TREAT BACKFIRES Two costumed youngsters peer from rear window of auto that qccidentally struck and injured Redlands girl as she ran across Brockton last night during Holloween visits to apartments in the area. The injured girl's candy-laden canvas bog, which was labeled "Trick or Tre at," lies beneath rear of car near tire. Talking to driver Elcazor Soto is Police It.

Don Walters. (Facts photo by Herb Pasik) Trick-or-treat caper ends with girl hurt as a possible case of arson. Fire officials the general alarm blaze, reported at p.m., caused an estimated StOO damage at the home of Rev. Clifford Martin, pastor of I 0 Second Baptist Church. They said the fire apparently was touched off in a bed uith a flammable liquid that was ignited.

The blaze, according to arson investigators, may have been set by someone who the flammable liquid through a uin- dow. They said Rev. Martin was unable to explain why anyone little temperature change highs reaching 95 degrees in ihc Redlands area tomorrow- only -14 shopping davs bclore Christmas. GETTING EVEN? Mrs. Vernon R.

(Nito) Edmondson. of 306 Ash street, greeted "trick or treot" visitors to her home in this ghoulish hollway setting lost night, complete with a creok. ing from door, eerie background music and ghostly lighting. Rising out of on authentic cosket, she welcomed young condy-seeking guests with hideous cackle, then held out basket of goodies initially hidden inside the cosket What was the point? "Just gef- tina even (or ail these yeors," joked Mrs. F.dmondson, whose husbond, base chaploin at Norton, hid behind the door ofter opening it slowly hr each visitor.

(Facts photo by Herb Poslk) $2.183 million In Las Vegas Scherer gets Tower bid Louis Sclicrcr. Redlands In addiiion to the show-room eating facilities en liir general contractor, lias been theater, which is similar 10 door, and on 2Jih liixir awardi-d a contract for others on the Las Strip. 1, (100 for the final phase of the the comravl calls for conslruc Chad McClellan to speak to UR Fellows Nov. 21 would attempt to burn Landmark Tower at Las tion of shops for mens parsonage. The possibility of furs, jeuclry Hallow een prank apparently has; been mlcd out.

officers said. dancing egas. iwomcas wear. lurs. I-ouncc siious uill ix- "ii the i Scherer aUo finishing an and a recreation area with a first floor and 27lh floor and 'earlier $2,400,000 contract swimming pool, large re- in the new show- complcUon of the tower.

Mn -if balance of the floors are hotel rooms. The Landmark will i caper on raced acro.ss treat" bag in her hands, wa' i lottccn night ended in near trag- i street toward the car which struck by a westbound car for a deposited them in the area, en by Eleazcr Soto. 28. of 113' girl who was accidentally, a short lime earher. police said.

Herald street. He was not held struck and injuretl by an auto She was taken to Community Two costumed youngsters, wh' she ran across Brockton ave- HospiiaUhy Redlands ambulance, apparently had been take: nue near Lombard drive, clutch- triatcii for multiple abrasions on trick or treat visits or ha' ing a bag of candy, police re- and for observation, attended a carnival in th. tier condition this morning were in Soto's car whn The child. Tin.i Horton of 1027 iL-ted a.s "good. the accident occurred.

street, was about Police said tlie child, wearing! According to police, a witncs r-4i) pin. a tew blocks from a Halloween mask and clutch- -itiing in a parked tar 75 lev her home as she and a young ing a canvas, candy-filled "trick Irom the accident scene saw drive up and Tina aiio another child get out. The witness told investigatin'. otliters the children walkei across the street ami went to- the doors of several apartment buildings on trick or treat calls. araircnllv McClellan.

Within Los sports cir- "id Tina was struck ar u- from president of the Nation- cics. he is known as the man -vungsters ran back toward night Assn of Manufacturers afld who brought the Dodgers to Los car that had brought them, sicrs and vandals, police re- secretary of having the i.idualcd will address iho an- city and the county in the trans- The mo5l -criou-, incident Lnivcr- fcr negotiations, as of this morning Redlands Fellows Nov. McClcllan-s interests have mauntflinC a fire touched off by," taltpn him lanrfs lllWMlliVillia Community not bothered by nranksters Visibility of improves 21 in Los taken him to foreign lands, fre-: andals who poured gasoline on friends of the qucntly on business for the U.S.' the lawn at Cope junior for the government. He has had a.ssign- at about 6 p.m. event, to be held mcnts in luly.

Germany. Yugo- 1 y-jjibjijiy -i a t)y 10-foot of the slavia.C^^^ Redlands was better ir 1967. than it a ii' the same month of 1966, accord Loalon Post cascade, and related lacili- Legion rOST buiWing and coffee shop. nianc hot cake construction of the final phase: When completed, the Land- piHIia HWlWWnv; is.on a 24-hour-a-day basis, sev- mark Tott'cr will have a greatest was announced pan under technical assistance breakfast J' IH Mr oth.r damage resulted. Cniversily President George H.

programs. From 1955-57 he Pround floor dining contractor The sounds of e.vplo<hns served under appointment observations made by thr TTie annual Ametican Legion ready for a grand open- iTn -e wUh --haltered the night in of the Manage- President Eisenhower as Weather hotcakc breakfast will be held eve. orn; casino ana financial various parts of the ciiv and menl Council for Merit Employ- ant secretary of commerce for near the Southside Fire Saturday morning from 6:30 to problems caused a delay of reportcilly were thrown by "lent. Traming and Research, international relations. He aUo at Garden and Mariposa II am.

and it is free to 196S 1A AMA eral years in completion of the car-borne youths at the La Po.v. -McClellan has been working was general manager of the mountains couW be see-i project. Mr. Schorcr has built Hotel and homes, tnroughoul the state to open the American National ENhibition but two days of th. many building.v and liousmg rie- at Vallcv Prep -loors of employment to mem- in 1939.

another request month or 29 days of visibilitv Uelopments in starling School rc()ortwi that' vandals bers of minority groups. from Eisenhower. the Fi 'r the past 10 had srrnared paint on the out- Long in education. McClellan. chairman of the years he has liciii doim; consul- facility.

McClellan has served on the board of the Old Colony Paint 4j.sjblc 29 days compared to 22 Las Vc- Tiie made l.ist 'ward of of the Nation- and Chemical Division of Con- year and at sunset 18 davs paid up members and their families, it was announced today by Don Montgomery, commander. Hot cakes, eggs, sausages and extras will be on the menu with sour dough pan cakes a siK-cial feature. The annual is held in the clubhouse at West State Mark Shupc is chairman of the committee assisted liy Larrv Larscn. Boh Lawrence. Sherrill Wood, Eslrclla.

How- welfare admin Welfare deparfmenf hires 17 addifhnal employes 1966 there were 25 day- suririsc the mountains wen- SAN BER.NARDINO is the worst thai can happen if crabic c-onslmction in Hiring of 17 additional employ- don't get these gas. his time in the welfare department, to Lvda answered that the coun-his projects there 'would lose some federal fomia. (arc needs, was authorized Mon- lunds. requiring an expenditure bv the Countv Board of Su- £175.000 and r200 of county funds. Hiring the workers, it was would cost less than for bolwcen Cab- ard Chandlec'and buaiie'Bick- islrator.

told the Board he would le. probably bo back to ask for supervisor Ross Dana pointed more help "More people arc go- gharri al budget; ing on the relief rolls than I had.askcd Lyda to try Wrong car to hitch ride with made night mxolved two adults book- at Merit Scholarship Corp and CliemCo. also has as compared with 20 days, eel in City Jail for alleged in- the llaynts Foundation and is a president of the Los Angeles, January and February. 1967. s.iMcjtion in separate incidents.ipast chairman of the board of Chamber of Commerce, the Los the best visibility in Tile only llalloucen night in- trustees of Occidental College.

World Council the past year, riporlcd involved a 3ycar-'Hc is an Uccidental College and ihc and Manu- old girl accidentally hit by a alumnus. taclurcrs lar on her "trick or irrat' rounds on Brockton nuc. Telephone PR man Stewart W. Phillips, manager Bryan Taylor. 6G, San, Kaiser gets boulevard.

can get off." he said. Supervisor S. Wesley of pubhc affairs programs i-jProtested the welfare.but^enonif^^^ General Telephone Elcc- saying he had Dana "so 1 am nolit? AIL ,1 Service CorporaUon consultedby a 'oin Dana added that in his district he found that the reduced staff and the new methods employed in welfare were disturb- comract calk for "The was not have case workers call- officer Don Kurtz, the to 'e Til being booked Rainless October proves favorable for crops the Net VorrCilyrhar able to get off weUare but director of pubUc relations for fWe to search for a job Uie General Telephone Company cluId Lk of California. Parker while she could look president of the California announced today. Congressman Jerry Pettis, 33rd District.

CaUfornia. today! Sure enough, the driver slow-i announced that Kaiser cd down and stopped. jcorporaUon has been "'Sh-iaf In the long run. Taylor got a contract for the raaufacturc his free ride, but not to ammunition (M-2A1). Although rainless.

Octoiier pertion of the harvest season, was a favorable month for crops. Prospects for the new crop of according to the monthly report alcncias continues unfavor- thc County Department of able. The crop Ls small in size well as volume although nor- Padua Hills play "Fandango Ranchcro," a production by Uie Mexican Players, will be featured through November in fie Padua Hills Theater at Claremont. lights follow: jmal growth occurred during The new navel orange month. Prelimihary has improved somewhat of 110 field boxes per normal fruit growth although it'Jcrc the lowest in the last still late in developing.

icars. volume continues to be light i The new grapefruit crop is with variations between groves also light in relation to previous and within groves noted in all years. Fruit sizes are approach- citrus districts. Light fruit split-; ing normal although volume is ting is evident in all areas for some 100 boxes less ans." I lion, approved the added next" while being booked on ihrouch August. 1968.

Before the Board finallv voted I although A.vala said he was vol-1 an intoxication charge. "Tlicse boxes will be produced to hire the new workers Surer-i ing "relucUDtly" for the mo-l even tried to sell me his at the Kaiser installation in Presently the just completed, isor Ruben Avala asked -What'lion. bell for a dime." tana." slated Pettis. i'' per acretonlinued good fruit growth may nuui .1. oia a.ivv the couuty.

cause an upward revision the The present Valencia orange forecast of 330 field harvest should terminate early be.xes per acre. Iieavy cuUagcdue apple varieties reached: to granulation has plagued grow- maturity standards during ers of this crop through a good ber with fine quality fruit now bring harvested. i Scouts to pick up bags for Goodwill Saturd JOSEPH L. STOUDT ay Saturday is "Good Turn moderate prices in the Good-; Boy Scoots who di.vtribut«d stoies providing funds for' Goodwill bags throughout the costs and ser-j San Bernardino Valley and des- crt areas last week will com- picte their door-lo-door cam- The International Brotherhood i paign by delivcnug the filled of Teamsters, Local No. 467 ,1 bags, to Industries.

be furnishing 35 trucks and; This IS the 19th annual Good Turn Day conducted by Turn Day col ScouU of the Arrowhead Boy' lections. Seoul Council. Scouts of thci Hundreds of adult donating their time; 'or 1968 Don Leonard to head local Realtor board Convalescent hospital names administrator lands area will be participaUng! ficers today and efforts in Ihc drive, as wclli for the third year. Leonard, partner in the real Housewives are urged lo JiUjas bcouts. of Lcenard and the Goodwill bags with Good Turn Day chairmen arc Harvest of wine grapes is now ll.rce-fourths complete.

Adverse! spring weather and labor shorl-j have tentied to prolong; the season. Warm dry winds i have raised the soluble solids content but have reduced Ihcj tonnage. Overall arc less I llhan last year although appointed administrator for Don conard. first vice picsidcnt are higher. jthc Terracina Convalescent hos of Ihc Redlands Board of Real-; Walnuts arc being harvested'lital.

1520 West Fern avenue, was promoted lo board 'i "'e Yucaipa district with' Prior lo his coming to Red excellent quality lamls. Sloudl was the Adminis trator of the Casa Content Joseph L. Stoudt is the ncn-- able clrthing longer used byJHoy C. IliU. county school su-juary.

He wtll succeed Wanda will take office in Jan-! luary. He wtll succeed Wanda' and Martin principal of Redlands Other new officers elected at I High school. Ihts mornings mecling of the Board Realtors were Margaret Thomas, first vice president; Jim Daniel, second vice president: Delbert Fowler, treasurer: and Charles Parker and Fayrcne Burton, directors. Gen. Couplcind the family.

Bags should be. rinlemlenl placed outside the front door 11 a.m. Saturday. Repairable clothing means job and training hope for the future for more than 130 handicapped men and women now working at Goodwill. Har-, old Francis, Goodwill execulivc Williim M.

Slinkard, mirlnt director, explained. private, of Mr. and Each filled bag provides al- Fred B. 435 About people High-i Holdover directors arc Don four hours of woik. avenue, has completed two; Arnegard and Wanda Hale, cis ivceks of training under simu-jwhile Florence KiWay is an as- Clothing is cleaned or laun-jlaled combat conditions in director.

GOCV)S FOR GOODWIU Mrs. George E. Eolei, of Redlands, left, is reody for Good TVmrDoy thH Sofurdoy. She hands a Goodwill bog filled with repoiroble clothing for Goodwill to Cub Scouts, pictured from left, lufher Bob CoHisle and David Rawlinion, Scouts be eollecfipg material door-to-door throughout the Redlands area Saturday. dercd.

and pressed. Shoes, furniture, appliances and household items arc expertly repaired. Tlic merchandise is then sold fundamentals of day and night palroling. employment of infan try weapons, survival methods! Board's The 1968 officers will be installed December 6 during the and assault Pendleton. tactics at Camp I held at Club.

annual meeting to be Ihc Rcdlamls Country i Nursing and Convalescent hos pital. a 15U-bcd facility localei' in Panorama City. He was formerly associate iwilh Hospital Research, a Cali Maj. ficn. Don Coupland.

Company, for sevci ilor general of the United Stales Air Force, retired from military iicrvice this week, culminating a career that spanned 30 years. Lt. Gen. Theodore R. Milton.

of the Air Force who flew here especially for the years: with the Pullman com pany in Chicago for 19 years a. supervisor of training and als' served as an instructor for thi Dale Carnegie course. He graduated from the Vill; I Grove Township high school occasion, formally retired County. 111., and re eral Coupland al ceremonies his certification from UK held in the auditorium of iicrsonnci management and bus 528 Tuesday afternoon. Gen.

Cnupland resided in Redlands in the late 1950s when he became the first deputy commander for ballistic missiles in the former San Bernardino Air Materiel Area. iness adminislratioo at the Uni vcrsily of Chicago. Stoudt and his wife. Lou ise, have been married for 3i years, have two children and grandchildren. They havt to Redlands..