Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 4

4 Jan. 8, 1958 Redlands Daily Facts ftnffag JQ LMVC EmoloveS To Beaver Onic For 1 El Centra Position 127 City Employes To Get Salary Increase The majority of Redlands city employes will receive a salary boost retroactive to January 1, based on the Mangore salary and classification survey: The increases will cost a total of $17,792 between now and June 30,1958, although only $14,319 comes from the general fund. These increases were approved by the City Council last night onj recommendation of City Manager Fred H. Workman; there was only minor discussion of the increases last night, the Council spent three hours in a personnel session Dec. 24 going over the Mangore report.

Mr. Workman noted the increase was anticipated by the Council when the tax rate was- set last summer. Affects 127 Employes The increase affects a total of 127 of the 199 city employes. While no general statement of amounts of increase is possible in, most departments since each job is classified independently, both the policemen and firemen in unranked categories Received approximately a six per cent hike. All members of the fire department received an increase and all but four in the police department were increased.

The only departments where no employes were granted increases were the city manager's office, city attorney's Office and city clerk's office. In past years, department heads have been passed up on salary increases but- this time, the chief building official, chief of police, fire chief, planning director, and park superintendent were increased one-step while the sanitation superintendent was increased two steps. No increases were recommended for-the-city manager, city attorney, city engineer, water superintendent, or director of finance. The city clerk and city treasurer are elective officials whose salaries are not subject to change during a term of office. The number of employes affected by the increase in each of the departments is shown in the following table: Number of Number Employes Affected Dept.

in Dept. by Survey Administrative3 0 City Hall Services 3 1 .3 City Clerk 3 0 City 3 1 Finance 5 2 City Attorney 2 0 Inspection 4 3 Planning 3. 2 Police .41 37 Fire 24 24 Engineering 23 7 Shop .4 1 Sanitation i6 10 ParJc- 18 13 Motor Vehicles Office Moves The San Bernardino office of the State Division of Motor Vehicles has moved from the old location on Third street across from the Court House to 646 Sierra Way. Big item of business at this time is the sale of the 1958 censes which is in the.form of a green tab applied over the 1957 red tab on the rear license plate. They are also available at the Automobile Club of Southern California for members and at the Bank of America in Redlands.

The new San Bernardino office features, increased parking space, now providing, for nearly 75. autos. The 5100 square foot is considered one of the most modern in the state with indirect lighting fixtures illuminating the U-shaped counters designed to give the public adequate room. With the modern facilities comes an addition to San Bernardino. The office now houses the desk of 1 the district supervisor, Woodrow C.

Wilson. Fund .152 103 Cemetery 12 Water 29 Parking Meter 2 Sewer Rental 4 City Employes 199 10 12 2 0 127 81 Tuesday In San Diego By UNITED PRESS Variable high cloudiness today dominated Southern California weather, but there was considerable sunshine, and temperatures remained relatively high. The weatherman forecast mostly sunny skies for Thursday except for patchy coastal fog in the early morning hours. He said afternoons'would be cooler along the coast and in the mountains. Today's temperatures ranged from the 60s to nearly 80 degrees, not much different from Tuesday's It was 79 in Los Angeles Tuesday, the warmest January- 7 in 35 years.

San Diego's 81 was the highest in the nation. TREASURE HOUSE Your unused furniture or appliances will find a ready 'market through Classified. Ads. REDLANDS Phona PV 3-4331 TODAY v.Show Starts 7 P. M.

The Scenic Beauty of Japan mm ToKK) Robert WAGNER Joan COLLINS Edmond O'BRIEN Outstanding Love Drama THEV SAIL. JEAN JOAN PIPER SIMMONS'FONTAINE'I Everett Boring, assistant business manager of the BeaVer Clinic for the past two years and ah ploye of the business office there for five years, will leave Redlands, Feb. 1 to manage a similar cperation in El Centro. His new job will be as business manager of an association of doctors similar to the Beaver clinic which is known as the Desert Medical Group. A graduate of Redlands High school in 1942, Air.

Boring later attended the University of Redlands where he was awarded his BA in business administration jn 1950. He has lived in the Redlands- Yucaipa area for most of his life. He has been especially active in Community Chest work for the past several years, heading up the downtown division two years ago and the medical section of the professional division in the 195758 campaign. He has served on the.C board for two years and only yesterday resigned from his post as chairman of the budget committee. He is a of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Lions club, serving a term as Lion Tamer as well as two years on the board of directors of which he Sewer For East San Bernardino An agreement was signed by the- officials of the City of San Bernardino and the East San Bernardino Valley Water District yes terday by which the city will furnish sewer service to the district It will net the city about $60,000 per year which will help pay off the city's $5,800,000 sewer bonds.

Under the terms of the agreement the district will install connector- lines and make its own collections for which it will be re imbursed by the city. The district also agrees to keep its lines clear of storm waters, industrial wastes and other harmful waters. Mayor E. D. (Mike) Kremer signed the agreement for the city, and E.

Dana Brooks, chairman of the board, and Mrs. Myrtle North, secretary, signed for the district. Drake Again Heads Ass'n. A. B.

Drake, who has several times won the Orange Show sweepstakes, today was re-elected president of the Bryn Mawr Fruit Growers Association. He represents the packing house on the board of Redlands Highlands Fruit Exchange and is the president of that Sunkist satellite. Chris D. Barnes continues as vice-president. C.

M. Madsen, who was re-appointed manager, was also re-elected secretary-treasurer of the organization. Other board members are: H. A. Mills, Kent Dickinson, Stafford Cooley and William Krutz.

The plant is situated on the Southern Pacific tracks in Brynj Mawr and is the second packing house east of Barton road. jcoPE "BLUE FIN FURY," C'Seope Fox To Build $400-Million Hotel In LA. HOLLYWOOD (UP) Century-Fox studios has announced plans for development of a 400 million dollar hotel, apartment and office building project' on its West Los Angeles lot. Studio executives said the project would result in abandonment of much of the movie-making lot. Fox will retain only 80 acres of the 284 acre site.

Spokesmen pointed out the proj ect would be larger than the Rockefeller Center, in New York Construction tentatively is scheduled to begin in July. Mansfield To Wed HOLLYWOOD (UP) Actress Jayne Mansfield announced today that she will wed Mickey Hargitay Monday in the Wayfarer's Chapel at Palos Verdes Estates. After the. ceremony the couple will fly to Dallas for a reception snd vacation in Florida. "The excitement of shopping for my.trousseau and the waiting is too great," the star exclaimed.

Mexican Players of Padua Hills LOCATED- MILES NORTH OF FOOTHILL CLAREMONT "LAS POSADAS" Nov; 2 Jan. 11 MERIENDA follows each performance THEATRE 8:30. DINING ROOM Daily except Monday. Reservations advisable Lycoming 6-1288 Shannon Accused By Marine Corps A former Redlands marine corps sergeant: at San Diego is! among six drill instructors. who today face general courts-martiall on charges of soliciting "graduation presents" from marine recruits after 11 weeks of basic training.

The- six, all sergeants, were accused of accepting a total of 5709.60 from platoons of recruits which finished training last October. A seventh sergeant was charged with borrowing $332 from trainees over a three-month period. A marine corps spokesman said it is not customary to give "graduation presents" to DIs when a platoon was graduated and that in fact such gifts or borrowings were prohibited by regulations. Sgt. James L.

Shannon, 22, of Redlands, now living in Santa Ana, is among three charged with collecting a total of $489.60 in one platoon. Charges of mistreating a recruit by forcing him to' double- time while carrying arms and slapping him also were filed against Sgt. Shannon. is currently a member. Mr.

Boring and his wife, Anne, reside at 947 Chestnut with their two children, Paula, 3 and Marsha, five weeks. The Borings have been members of the Redlands First Presbyterian church for many years. Walt Vaughn Sells Shade Shop To Riverside Man The sale of the Redlands Shade Shop, 620 Orange by Walter Vaughn to L. Shook of Riverside was announced by them, today. The new owner is the proprietor of the Shook Shade Shop in Riverside, a firm fhat has been serving the Riverside area with window shade services for the past 37 years.

Mr. said that he made the purchase because he wished to expand into the Redlands area. Ted Folkers of Riverside will manage the store here. He an' nounced that the store will remain in the same location and will continue the same operations. He expects to move here as soon as practicable.

Mr. Vaughn and his wife, Bey- IMPOSE BAN ON VODKA MOSCOW (UP) The Soviet government has banned the sale of vodka at railroad station cafeterias in an effort to cut down drunkenness. An official decree ef fective Tuesday said that in the future only licensed railroad restaurants catering for long-distance travellers would be allowed to sell hard liquor. The ban followed complaints by. Muscovites in recent weeks of "scandalous behavior" by drunks at the city's railroad stations.

erly, are making plans to move to the northern part of California in the spring. They started the firm in 1945 after moving here from El Monte. He was charged at that time from the USAF; He is a past commander of Redlands Post 106, of the American Legion, is at present Exalted Ruler of Redlands Elks club and is very active in the Kiwanis club, Baseball for Boys and various civic projects. Mr. Shook and Mr.

Folkers an nounced that the firm will handle Flexalum products, awnings Venetian and vertical blinds, Du Pont washable window shades Kirsch Drapery hardware, Rylock aluminum screens and doors, bamboo drapes and shades and Kaiser Sun Screens. They will also specialize in Venetian blind renovation and re wiring and repairing of wood frame screens. Sherwin Williams SUPER KEM-TONE and KEM-GLO PAINTS PAINT and ART STORE Painting Contractor 1 25 E. State St. Green Stamps Phone PY 2-3355 ALDER'S LA.

Defeats FEPC Proposal LOS ANGELES (UP)-The City Council has defeated by a vote of 7 a proposed fair employment practices act while county supervisors nave postponed for a month voting on a similar county law. The actions were taken Tuesday with the council tie vote coming after more than four hours of The 15th councilman, Charles is in Australia. Winter Ball Nominees Named Who will be queen of the wini ter ball at the high school? The candidates announced yesterday are Barbara Cady, Carolyn Day, Judy Jones, Julie Mapes, Bonnie Nagy, Karen and Margaret Spittler. The queen will reign over the traditional dance with her five princesses on January 18. The girls were chosen by the high school student body before Christmas.

The election will take place next Tuesday. vl ooJu kbb WE'LL Come see Studebaker-Packard's all-Dew Hawk-Inspired styling. See America 's lowest-priced, full-sized car, the Scotsman the famous Hawks the all-new Packards! Then guest-drive the one that suite you best. Do StudebakerPackard A. C.ALMIND, 402 Orange Redlands PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES SAN SIINAIOiNO TRI-CITY DRIVE-IN Ht-wiy 98 b.tw.

celton I nit 2-4722 -TU 80971 Showtime 7:00 P.M. Dana Andrews Linda Darnell "ZERO HOUR" Also William Helden "Submarine Command" SANMINMDINO BASELINE ORIVK-IN 266S3 Baseline a. 8-8136-Tii mn Showtime 7:00 P.M. Pet Boone Shirley Jones "APRIL LOVE" Plus Action Packed Drama "Under Fire" BEDDING CARPET Simmons Mattress and Box Spring, Twin or full size. Reg.

$99.50 set NOW 569.50 Van Vorst Mattress and Box Spring. Twin or Full size. A FA Reg. $79.50 set NOW Van Vorst Mattress and Box Spring on legs with covered headboard. Twin It PA PA size only.

Reg. $79.50 Bigelow Tattoo Viscose 12-ft. wide in brown and beige tweed. Reg. $8.95 AP sq.

yd. INSTALLED NOW Desert Tweed Viscose carpet, 12-ft. wider Reg. $9.95 sq. yd.

AP INSTALLED NOW YD 1 Lee's all wool tweed carpet, 12-ft. wide. Reg. $10.95 sq. yd.

AP INSTALLED NOW tO vd BEDROOM GROUPS Modern 2-pc. blond mahogany group includes double dresser with mirror and bookcase headboard. Reg. $179.00. NOW 00 Lee's All Viscose tweed carpet, 12-ft.

wide. INSTALLED NOW sq. yd. 9 12 Reversible Rugs. Reg.

$37.50 NOW Modern walnut 5-pc. blond mahogany group includes double dresser with mirror, 6 drawer chest, full size bookcase headboard, 2 night stands. Reg. $399.00 NOW 00 9 12 wool oval braid rugs (2 only) Reg. $124.00 NOW $8.95 $29.95 $89.95 Modern 5-pc.

group by Drexel, includes double dresser with LIVING ROOM GROUPS mirror, chest on chest, full size panel bed, 2 night stands. Reg. $529.00 NOW Modern blond ash 2-pc. group includes double dresser with mirror and dual bookcase headboard for twin or king Reg. $235.00 NOW 449 00 Provincial wing sofa with flounce in coffee brown cover, foam cushions.

Reg. $295.00. $239.00 169 00 Provincial wing sofa with flounce in turquoise, brown and beige cover, foam A AA cushions. Reg. DeUU 96" Modern sofa, spring cushions, toast boucle with low arms.

Reg. $249.00 NOW $179.00 LAMPS 1 group table 1 group table lamps REDUCED TABLES 1 group of living room tables.REDUCED 1 group of living room tables (in sets of 3) REDUCED $89.00 25 3-pc. modern curved sectional sofa, chromespun cover with foam tt il A A AA cushions. Reg. 1 Highback modern chair with foam cushions.

Reg. $109.00 NOW Modern sofa and chair, turquoise metallic cover, foam cushions, slightly discolored. tf AA AA 2 pieces. Reg. 7 TeUU 100-inch modern sofa, spring cushion, toast beige tweed cover.

Reg. $239.00 NOW within your reach THE GREATEST FURNITURE VALUES IN MANY YEARS-AT IMPERIAL'S JANUARY CI LIE Ml. $159.00 SALE NOW GOING ON! Save Up to $270 On Appliances G. E. 12 cu.

ft. Refrigerator, across the top freezer, magnetic door, revolving shelves. (OlO AA Reg. $299.95 7.UV G. E.

13 cu. ft. Refrigerator-Freezer combination. Auto, defrost, magnetic door, revolving shelves 123 lb. freezer on bottom.

Left hand door only. CJOO AA Reg. $589.95 NOW 3 A ton G. E. Thinline eir conditioner.

C9af0 AA Reg. $319.95 NOW WnMV Wedgewood Deluxe 40" Gas Range with rotisserie, auto, clock. Griddle, warming shelf. CiT90 AA Reg. $424.95......

G. E. Deluxe Electric Range, 2 ovens, automatic clock. Auto: griddle, meat ther- mometer, top burner, temp. AA control.

Reg. $529.95. NOW G. E. dryer, full 10 lb.

capacity, 115 or 230V line. CI 90 AA Reg. $169.95.. NOW G. cu.

ft. Refrigerator, across the top freezer, magnetic door, shelves in door, left hand door only. ClOO AA Reg. $259.95... NOW 77.VU G.

E. Deluxe Electric Range, 2 ovens, automatic clock, push button C990 AA switches. Reg. $379.95. NOW G.

E. 11 cu. ft. Refrigerator-Freezer combination, euto. defrost, shelves in door, magnetic door, revolving.

shelves, freezer holds 70 left hand door AA only. Reg. $329.95... G. E.

Deluxe Double Oven Range either' in Yellow or White. Reg. $399.95. JUST G. E.

15-cu. ft. Refrigerator Freezer, cu. ft. freezer on bottom 10-cu.

ft. fresh food compartment, revolving shelves, magnetic door; bottle racks, shelves in door, butter conditioner available in right and left hand door in white and in Pink in Right hand door. $529.00 Reg. $649.95... G.

E. 18 cu. ft. Home Freezer, upright model, new' square design, shelves in door, 630 lb: capacity. Call 6 AA Reg.

$489.95 NOW tl Floor Demonstrator Bendix Washer-Dryer sells regularly $549.95. Save $210.00 $339.00 G. E. Deluxe Mobilmaid Automatic Dishwasher- $199.00 Reg. $229.95..

$109.00 $339.00 Speed Queen Wringer Reg. $139.95. NOW Wedgewood Gas Range, full CP with electric' rotisserie, Cl 00 AA reg. $229.95 NOW JUST iPIOT.VV Western Holly Built in Oven and Surface rotisserie, automatic clock, minute minder, glass doors in oven and broiler, 3 speed burners. includes the Wood cabinets so this' is all ready to set in.

Reg. $563.50 Wedgewood Gas Range, 36" wide, griddle, 3 speed burners, low broiler, electric' clock, lamp, porcelain top. Reg. $289.95......... DINING DINETTES Drexel walnut modern 8-pc.

dining room group includes dropleaf 'extension table with 3 fills, buffet and 6 upholstered AA side chairs. Reg. $497.00. NOW Solid birch Early 'American 7-pc. dining group includes round dropleaf table and 6 matching chairs.

Reg. $239.50 NOW $169.50 CHAIRS modern chair, foam (AA AA Reg. $109.00 NOW eUU $59.50 $99.00 High back modern chair, foam cushions, upholstered occasional chair, spring cushions. Reg. $86.50 NOW High back modern chair, spring cushions.

Reg. $124.95 NOW Bronzetone 5-pc. dinette set, marble plastic top table with leaf and 5 matching (AA PA chairs. Reg. $149.50 Black iron 7-pc.

dinette set, plastic top table with 2 fills and 6 matching. PA chairs. Reg. $119.00....... NOW Black iron 7-pc.

dinette wood grain plastic table top with 2 fills and 6 match- (A A PA ing chairs. Reg. $119.00 NOW TTeDU Black iron 5-pc. dinette set, wood grain plastic table top with 1 fill and 4 matching chairs. Reg.

$59.95 NOW Traditional upholstered occasional chair, spring cushions. PA Reg. $59.50 Modern barrel chair, foam back and seat, $49.95 arrel chair, foam back A A Reg. $109.00 NOW $109.00 $109.00 Wing chair with flounce, foam cushions, toast color. Rsg.

$139.00 NOW Lounge chair with flounce, foam cushions and back, red tweed. Reg. $399.00 $229.00 No charge for color if in our stock during this sale. AM items carry full parts and labor warranty and we service what we sell! All items subject to prior sale. All Items Shown Are Subject to Prior Sale 1958 IMPERIAL'S 50th YEAR IMPERIAL HARDWARE CO.

Chrome 5-pc. dinette set, pearl plastic top table with 1 fill and 4 matching CCil CA chairs. Reg. $67.95 NOW BED DIVANS Wing chair and ottoman with flounce, foam cushions, coral, brown color. (1 1 A A A 2 pieces.

Reg. $144.50 NOW 7 HOUSEWARES $69.50 Hoover Constellation Vacuum Cleaner. Reg. $97.50 NOW Simmons Hide-a-Bed, brown and beige, tweed cover. Reg.

$239.00 $179.00 Kroehler sleeper-lounge, brown and coral cover, foam (190 AA cushions. Reg. $299.00 elJU Fashion sleeper-lounge, toast color, boucle cover, includes $29.95 electric blanket A A AA FREE. Reg. $259.00 NOW 9 07eUU Simmons tilt back divan and chair, tweed cover, 2 pes.

CA Reg. $189.00 NOW I 07.9U Continental lounge with bolster, plaid cover. CTA AA Reg. 9 7 UU Hoover Upright Vacuum Cleaner. Reg.

$119.95 NOW Hoover Tank Vacuum Reg. $79.95... NOW $79.95 $39.00 16 pc. Stainless steel table ware with Monomae handles. Beaeaa Reg.

$10.95 NOW Mirromatic 4 qt. Electric Pressure AP Cooker. Reg. $29.95 NOW Universal Electric double single control. Reg.

$34.95.. NOW 8 pc. Pottery Bar-B-Q section al plates, 4 cups. Reg. $24.50 $4.44 i v..