The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 26

USalt Scol Site Plans 0 State Activities Told for School Organizations AN A W. J. Janka, assistant chief of the Fontana Fire Department, spoke before the social science classes at Fontana -fcigh School, discussing the topic, "Fire Prevention and High School Students." His speech drew to a ifocus the week's unit on fire prevention in" the social science course. Members of the Girls Athletic Association attended tiie Southern California convention of the organization at Whittier High School, pending were Lynn Crosby, sport tnanager; Dulcy Alvarez, adver V- THE RHYME: tising manager; Donna Mc Curry, vice president; and Jean Cam-field, secretary. Miss Nancy Pier-son attended as adviser.

Twenty-five members of the German club, directed by Adviser E. F. Klotz, followed its program of activity in keeping with the theme of German customs and activities. They held a German-style all-day outing in a hike to Barton TTl -i c- Tho ctujlontc artrl Vi i friends carried their lunches and iiscIosed Thursday that working suDDlementary items in small back i packs. i On Monday the Pre-Med Club; visited the City of Hope Hospital for an educational tour which included operating rooms, research laboratories, and other points of interest in the hospital plant.

covering both parts and labor VfCISilClS on WATER AND SOAP SAVER AT NO EXTRA COST fontanel! 4a)pIiancio. 135 S. SIERRA YOU CAN WORK WONDERS WITH PHONE 6871 GRAND OPENING. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 24th and 25th DOCK'S RANCH HOUSE NEW PATIO Specializing in Pit Bar-B-Que We Serve Steaks, Oysters, Chicken and Shrimp DANCING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITE Good Band Plays Popular and Western Everyone Welcome Open 11 A.M. to 2 A.M.

435 W. FOOTHILL. FONTANA "Little drops of ivater, little grains of sand, I Make the mighty ocean and the pleasant THE REASON: The moral to that bit of verse, in relation to building up a substantial savings account, is pretty obvious. To the first grain of sand was added another, and then another, and so on until these tiny particles had formed far-flung areas of fertile land. The same principle can be used to start a savings account and make it grow and our liberal dividends will speed that growth.

Now Paying 30 Current Dividend 3 1 fl nUd r. Wunda Crest $6.95 sq. yd. Wunda Weve $8.95 sq. yd.

581 E. FOOTHILL Fontana. Between Alder Laurel There's Rhyme and Reason In Saving REDLANDS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU In FONTANA In REDLANDS 112 So. Sierra Phone 6948 5lh Citrus Phone 5-2391 LOANS See Ut Now If You Need to Build, BUY or IMPROVE YOUR HOME. Mtakcr: FtdtrsJ Htmt Lsaa Bute: F.dersl Sarins Uu Imuran CorparatUl Drawings Rushed As Work Slated To Start in June RIALTO Rialto School officials tary schools have been submitted to the State Division of Architec ture for final approval John H.

Milor, district superintendent, said work on the plens was rushed by Harold Gimeno, Santa Ana architect, to meet the tentative June date for calling bids on the two projects to cost between $250,000 and $300,000. The estimated cost is for eight classrooms and a kindergarten at the two sites, Merrill and Sycamore Avenues, in the South and Acacia and Etiwanda Avenues in the North. FLEXIBLE DATE Preliminary plans have been formally approved by the State division. Milor said calling of bids by the middle of June must be a flexible date, depending upon how quickly the working drawings can be approved by the State Division of Architecture and Schoolhouse planning. Plans on present expenditures also include furnishings at the North and South sites.

There have been no drastic changes in the plans since they were originally drawn up, Milor said. The schools are being planned for use by January, 1954, to ease critical overcrowding problems now encountered at the Elementary site at Second and Palm. TO EASE PROBLEM The Elementary program moved into double sessions at the opening of the fall term last September when the Board of Trutsees followed recommendations of engineers and inspectors and abandoned the primary building ruled to be unsafe against an earthquake. Programs of the 180 students slated to begin classes were re- i scheduled to the remaining three buildings causing a total of 20 double sessions. On November 25 voters approved iOOO school bond issue.

St. Luke's to Mark Annual Youth Sunday FONTANA St. Luke's Episcopal Church, located at Upland and Chantry Avenues, will begin observance of annual Youth Sunday with corporate Holy Communion and breakfast at 8 a.m., the Rev. Philip Soderstrom, has announced. The youth group will also conduct the service of worship at 11 a.m.

pate in the presentation of the The Church School will partici-children's Lenten offering at All Saint's Church in Riverside, at 3:30 p.m. A public lecture on ancient coins will be given by Bryan Burke at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall. The speaker has given much time to the study of his subject, and will exhibit his collection of rare coins, the Rev. Mr.

Soderstrom stated. Hearing Set for Two Suspects in Burglary FONTANA Preliminary hearings for two burglary suspects has been set for 10 a.m. April 29. Returned to the County jail with bail set at $1,000 each are Edward I Lee Gardner, 33, and Kenneth B. Pickens, 24, both of Fontana.

They appeared for arraignment before Judge Roy E. Berridge in the Fon- tana Justice Court. The suspects have been charged with stealing a television set and garden tools from the home of Mrs. John Pirio on North Tamarind Avenue. A SETT 589 E.

Foothill VALLEY SECTIOM FONTANA 101 N. Sierra Phone 9388 To Take Advantage of This Offer Phone Your Order This Week Phone Fontana 7862 I FONTANA, Telephone 605? RIALTO. Telephone 345 Rofarians Shown Film on Racing RIALTO A film on the 1952 Indianapolis Memorial Day racing classic was shown to Rialto Rotar- ians in the American Leeion Hall by Marshall Kelley, distributor for Mobile Oil Company, which fur--nished the movie. Samuel Simpson, program chair-! man, announced that Dr. Boyce! Van Osdel of San Bernardino will; be the speaker for the special La-J dies Day luncheon on May 5.

C. J.j Maddox, San Bernardino City; Schools assistant superintendent, will address the Club Wednesday'-in a program to mark Public; Schools Week. The noon meeting was conduct-; ed by R. Moy Milligan. Dr.

Mer lin A. Hendrickson announced the Community Hospital building 13 program is stiu active ana mat possible sites are now being studied. PTA Closet Needs Shoes, Underwear RIALTO In looking over the Rialto PTA clothes closet, it hasjf been discovered it is badly in need i of replenishing of its supply of( boys and girls shoes and underwear states Mrs. Harold Painter, PTA welfare chairman. Mrs.

Painter also reports thati clothing for pre-school children is needed at times, and that anyi other usable clothing is always needed. I Contributions may be left at her! home, at 343 N. Olive St. "RED" ANDERSON HEATING and COOLING Specialising in Cooler Service and Repair FREE ESTIMATES TERMS 1890 W.SIover Fontana Ph.3-2845 April Specials Close Couple Toilets. 18.25 8d lGd Box Nails Kgg 9,95 54-in.

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Fontana Phone 7863 Rosary, Mass Slated FONTANA Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday at Ingold's Chapel for Mrs. Theresa Giannotti. Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Saturday at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment to follow in Mountain View Cemetery. ill if HIM Writ TENDER RIB SKIPPY CAN TILLAMOOK ICE CREA1 LARGE SOLID LETTUCE ea. Dock's Ranchhouse Opens Patio With Barbecue Pit FONTANA Dock's Ranch-house will hold grand opening of its new patio Friday and Saturday, and will specialize in serving old-fashioned pit barbecues. Mrs.

Flora McDill. owner of the establishment at 435 W. Foothill said barbecues will be an added feature to the regular fish, chicken and steak dinners. DANCING SAT ITC LUCKY SPOT CAFE 1420 W. Valley Fontana GOOD MUSIC BEER SANDWICHES FUN WEST 71 FONTANA SERVICE Television Radio Sound Systems For Service That Is Guaranteed Jo Please You 892 WIST MERRILL PHONE FONTANA 9832 100 So.

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