The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 16

HUNTING CASES CROWD COURT rOUNTY NEWC SUN Sept. 27, 1946 1 SN ID BERNARDINO DAILY NEW U.R. ASSISTANT COACH STAR OF STANFORD FOOTBALL MARKING SITE OF BATTLE OF CHINO PROGRAM IS COMPLETED Colorful Event Saturday to Be Attended By Honored Guests; Barbecue Featured With Mrs. Lillian Curry Gray, Descendants of pioneer families Nimrods Fail to Heed Warnings, Wardens Report Crossbow Is Among Weapons Taken by Justice of Peace llli Sale of Hagy Market to Chef Hamilton, Harold Hooker Told Starr 'ailing health for some time and HIGHLAND. Sept.

26 Sale of critically ill for the past 10 days, the Hagy market by David Hagy Irs 'Waid was born in Gilson and Jack Corcillius is officially pa(jgei and was S6 years old. announced to C. C. (Chet) Hamil- gile an(j npr family came to Cali- great granddaughter of Col. Isaac: who are expected to attend are: Williams as an honored guest, Mr.

and Mrs. Francis W. Gage; plans for. marking of the site of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Gage II; Mrs. the Battle of Chino Saturday have Lucy Rand Gage, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Gage; the Rev.

Father ton and Harold HooKer, ana 39 years ago and settled for t)ic first time in years Opening of mountainlands east; of Redlands to deer hunters this I yeslerday resulted in a crowded calendar for "Redlands justice court and brought from state been completed, according lb Judge Edwin Rhodes, general; chairman. Sponsoring the dedication of the plaque and monument at 2:30 p.m. are the Pomona Valley Historical p0mona, where the family homcl established. Mrs. Waid con- business will open as me Hamilton market under the ownership.

Both young men Institution of Fontana Lodge Is Set Tonight Grand Master Da Men Of Odd Fellows Will Conduct Ceremonies (Special Staff Correspondence) Institution of the Fontana Odd Fellows lodge will take place at 8 p.m. Friday in the Woman's clubhouse, with the grand master of the California lodge, Harry B. Dahlen, officiating at the ceremony. Attending the affair will be more than 300 lodge leaders from all parts of the state. Thirty-five members will be inducted into the lodge following the institution of the Fontana lodge.

Several grand officers of the I.O.O.F. will attend. Serving as instituting officer will be P. J. Burrows of the Col-ton lodge who is deputy inspector.

Stafford Cooley, also of Colton will install the officers of the newly formed group. BERRIDGE TO SPEAK Scheduled to speak at the affair is Judge Roy E. Berridge who will talk on Americanism. Follow 4flP I areitinucd to live in Pomona until well known in the community andinine ycars ag0 Nvrien she came warceng renewed please for society, Los Ranchos Parlor Na- both are veterans of World warj Highland to make her home with observance of shooting restrict- tive Sons of the Golden West, and II. her eldest daughter, Mrs.

Teague. jj0ns civic and patriotic organizations of Mr. Hamilton was in service forj she was a member of the Uni- Numerous hunters have failed Chino. two years and was overseas for IS church of Pitusville, to note that certain portions of In addition to the recently pub-months in the Pacific. He was dis- Airs.

Waid is survived by six chil- the area still are in eame refuses. lished program Casa Colina home all posted with warning signs, andjfor crippled children will hold as a reult a number of arrests iPen nouse following the unveil-jM. hall, Joseph Thompson, and Mrs. Flor- ence Dodson bchoneman, well known in San Bernardino, all of Los Angeles. The Rev.

J. Power and the Rev. Albert Schwartz, San Bernardino, Mrs. Francesca Broderick Boyd, Mrs. William Broderick, Miss Anita Broderick and Eugene C.

Broderick, all of Pacific Palisades. Also Mrs. George H. Gim- Santa Monica: Broderick Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs.

Randall PARKING SPACE There will be ample parking space for the several hundred Uspectalors. The barbecue will be (served in a shaded grove by Los Ranches Parlor, Native Sons, Traffic will be directed by the ceremonies, and the Dunlap, Arthur Lapworth, Mrs drerii lIlrce sons and three daugh terSj powers of Long Beach, by a former marriage; C. J. ris of pom0na. P.

E. Morris of San Francisco, Mrs. Lewis Teague; of Highland, Mrs. Gladys Brewster of Pomona, and'Mrs. William Dovey of Long Beach.

of the board of the California Eugenia MacDougal Moloney, Miss Junior Republic will attend the iCaroline Rand; Dr. and Mrs. Clar-barbecue and ceremonies follow-! ence Toland, and Mr. and Mrs. ing their business meeting in theWm.

R. Moore, all of Los Angeles. 'it charged as a staff sergeant. Mr. Hooker, who was a Pfc.

was in service over three years. Both young men have had consiaera Die business experience. Mr. Hamilton formerly worked in the Hagy market and left here four years ago. He was with the San Bernardino fire company for two jears after which he bought and owned a grocery store in San Bernardino during the two years he was in the service.

Mr. Hamilton states that he is hanDV to return to Highland and She is also survived by 17er being charged with possession grandchildren, 29 great grandchil- of weapons in the game area, dren. 1 The charges were signed by Funeral services will be held in Warden E. F. Greenleaf who said Pomona, her former home city.

'one, John F. Rich, had a regular morning. INTRODUCE GUESTS Introduction of distinguished i guests and descendants of pioneer families will be made by Roj Driscoll. The reception committee will be headed by Frank Mogle, chino, chairman of the board airman nf the hnarrl cimorvlcire nf TWnnrrlinr. ji -m hitrhuav natrnl nitfri bv bv the highway patrol-assisted by boys served by the fmm ihn T.inmr PormMin onrl ihaUnAoa will come here to live as soon Mortuary on North Carey i possible, county; Koy fryer, -Mrs.

n. Native Sons. Mr Hooker is a local young Highland Pythians and families, sreei spring in me weapon as so man son of Mrs. Allan Arnett. and fripnds Wl11 hold a Picnic and harden Greenlear said, RETAIN BUILDING wiener roast in the Santa Ana, that a special jack was neces- Hagy and Corcillius (Dave and! Wash the Redlands bridge sary to cock it.

Jack), who purchased the brick Frida' evening, Sept. 27, at both bows are to be he by the block that houses the market and lodSe wil1 Ornish buns and court for JO days and the cross- several other rentals, last Febru-' wieners and coffee and cream and bow may be premanently ary are retaining the building. i members may bring salad or des-cated, Justice Harrawood said. mer FageSi Historical Begue Southern of Los Those planning to attend the elude E. W.

Run, president; Hallie barbecue should plan to be there (Hansen, vice-president; W. D. at 12:30 with serving lasting until iGremmert, recording secretary; 2 p.m. J. G.

Jacoby, treasurer and E. W. Edward Poppett, barbecue king'Schmidt, financial secretary, of Arrowhead parlor, Native Sons.l Miss M. Mahoney, a returned San Eernardino is in charge of missionary from Egypt will speak preparation of the meat. Willard'at morning and evening services rrlaa aueinuon o.ou me Friday afternoon at at tne sulci.

Duudi ni.i TC -Vl- wnere ine nave nem living for nearly a year. The baby, Jack has a three vear old sis- Mr. Hagy has been the senior sert- aul J- supen-isors, and historical land- Jones, Los Rancho parlor, general market man in Highland When! Mrs. John P. Coy is happy to Redlands was fined $100, with marks chairman of the board; G.

chairman, is directing prepara-he entered business in this com-ihave a new godson, a baby son half that amount suspended, on a c. Chino city derki and tions, assisted by Ellis Piatt, munity he was emploved in the havin- hem born Sunday to Mr. charge of taking a deer in a game Ernest Soper, mayor of Chino. 'president of Los Ranchos parlor. Thomas A.

Ewing meat market and Jack Cy in eph, I refuge. He entered a plea of guilty George S. Phillips. IIo- Duffy and Mrs. Alfonso an of the p0mona Valley society; Mrs.

Anna Pachmani secretary of the; California Historical so- William II. Smith, chairman Angeles county board of Rialio Library Makes Report Heavy Increase Is Shown in Circulation fSpena Staff Cnrresponrtpnoe) RIALTO, Sept. 26 According 10 ttle annual report made by Miss Helen Luce, county librarian, to noara ot supervisors, a total of 11,260 books and magazines Pre circulated by the tor, Carolee. The baby's mater- against hunting. nal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. COURT HOLDS GUN Carter of St. Joseph. The young On the previous day, Abraham father is a native Highlander, the Harris of Hollywood, was fined youngest child of Mrs. Coy and the $25 on a charge of possessing a late John P.

Coy, who was San irearm jn a restricted area. He Bernardino county horticultural entered a guilty plea and turned commissioner for many years. He'lne gun over t0 tne court t0 be saw long service in worm war 11, being in the Army air corps, sta tioned in the China-India-Burma theater. FAMILY DINNER A family dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the Walter Harmon home on West Pacific avenue, hon oring Mr. Harmon in observance I been made.

Redlands Justice H. O. Harrawood has handled four in two days. TWO PAY FINES Two San Bernardino men yes terday paid fines of $25 each aft aiciici now, mine ins, 1 an.ey MOOre, had an Up-tO- date version of a crossbow. The t'n uie cuuni, liiea uy waruen K.

L. Fraser, but explained he had not realized the area was posted heU fnr Hav. Wardens predict that this weck- end the first that the area has been open to all hunters so far this season will see the peak of huntinz activities. It is liable to he as riansprnns a nerinil (nr 1hn hunters as for the deer unless Exchange Plant Head Af Ontario Retires LOS AN'GELES, Sept. 26 (TP) Herbert S.

Bailey, manager of the Exchange Orange Products I Ontario, will be succeeded upon nis retirement Jsept. JO by James A. iniey, ior many years super-in1endent of the processing plant, the California Fruit Growers E.x-change announced today. Bailey has been manager since 1924 vhfn Plant processed 1.000 cars of fruit annually with a grower return of 5170,000. Last year the operation returned r'n oj'AI cars ot Iruit con- verted to by-products.

Chester Lindsay, assistant plant superintendent of a large Hawai ian cannery the past five years, succeed Finley. Copper Claims Found In Riverside County j.nf.r..:iur oi'ijl. i.n- iwu 1.1, more geologists, Kenneth J. I bnes and Donald V. French, reporter today they had discovered i.rh copper deposits near here.

They paid they had taken 10 el a urns near Elsinore and five others at. a location near Barkesville, where 1hey reported other eopjer diseoveries. meely is able to attend to nets in bis store. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Bradley, Mr. Jack Corcil and ius and Jeanine Jeanine Hub Kiwanians Lead Division Member Attendance Remains at Top 1a. h(1u 1paflprehin fnr in tne sixtn division during the past six years, again topped the fllrin rr rtainh nierlrich nresi.lent nnnnunrerl During August the club set an attendance nverafe nf QQ 1 npr ccnt far anMrl thp npnrps; rom. ptitor the Redlands club which ha(1 an of 95 por cent The Coton club apparon1iy is certain to win the divisions at- tendance championship for the seventh straight year. Its average 'attendance for 1916 thus far is .7, with the second place club, Fontana, lagging over five points! oenina wun an average or yj per cent.

Saturday Dance fo Have Autumn Theme An autumn theme to predomi- i of his birthdav. A chicken din- i u.prea, 11 ner was scnVd and there was PomtPd out- Verdieck to Aid In Grid Training Jim E. Verdieck, who has been added to the University of Red-lands coaching staff this year to assist in football and direct tennis teams, was a star of Stanford university's 1939 and 1940 football teams, playing in the Rose Bowl under the direction of Clark Shaughnessy in the latter year. He has been named to work with Coach Cecil A. Cushman in handling the 1946 edition of the Bulldog team which is now practicing in preparation for the beginning of season's competition.

GRADUATED IN 1941 A graduate of Stanford In 1941, Verdieck played under both Shaughnessy and Tiny Thornhill. He was center on the 1940 squad that defeated Nebraska 21 to 13 in the Rose bowl. During his athletic career at Stanford, he twice won Keeble awards in football. These honors are given after each game to the outstanding member of the team during the fracas. The new Red-lands assistant coach received them for the Oregon state and Santa Clara games in the 939 season.

In 1939, he also made honorable mention on the U. P. All-Ameri-can selections. ALSO IN BASEBALL In addition to football, he also competed in baseball and golf. Last season he was assistant coach Wafer Discussion To Be Held Today Under the.

sponsorship of the State Grange, a public meeting devoted to a discussion of Santa Ana water basin problems will be held today at Sturges Junior High school auditorium, San Bernar dino, with Otto C. Knudsen of Redlands as chairman. The session, to start at 2 p.m., will feature talks by Richard Boke, regional director of the S. Bureau of Reclamation, and George Sehlmeyer, state Grange master. The auditorium is at Eighth and streets, San Bernar dino.

According to F. R. Davis of Yu caipa, Pomona Orange master, the meeting will be devoted to problems of both agricultural and industrial area. users of water in this U.S.O. Executive to Address Lions Club Work of the U.S.O.

in rehabili- tation of-returned servicemen-will descrjbcd tn fnrH Trntlr Craw-rep re- sentative on that on that organizations Los Angeles area staff, at the Redlands Lions club meeting at noon today at La Posada cafe. The Methodist minister, who is the falher of Dr. Crawford Trot ter Jr. of Redlands, is on a leave 'JS work with the U.S.O. President E.

R. Thomas will preside at the session. Charles Howards Leave For Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Howard of Colton left Tuesday for Aurora, whore Mr. Howard will attend the college in that city. He will major in business. Mrs. Howard is the former Norma Mansfield, 720 North Fourth street, Colton.

Don't Let THIS Oyr Ho. ON COACHING STAFF Jim Verdieck, former Stanford football star, named assistant coach at University of Redlands. at San Bernardino Valley college, following completion of service in the U. S. Marine corps.

He was at Menlo Junior college in 1941. Besides assisting In football and directing tennis, he will handle general activities under the U. R. athletic program. He and his wife and their child are now making their home in Colton.

Mobile Soil-Testing Machine Developed A mobile rig especially designed for soil testing operations has be in developed by the A. W. Gardner-Byrne Construction Co. and the first one constructed In Its shops on West Stuart avenue, Redlands. One of the features Is a telescoping drill, saving the delay of fitting new pipes as the hole is deepened.

It can be used to a depth of 120 feet and by adding additional sections, to 200 feet. Mounted on a truck body, the rig incorporates a 43-foot tower which folds down over the vehicle when not in use. It will be used generally for obtaining soil samples such as are needed in planning large buildings. It also can use" Ior cess P0013 ana snal" low wens. MENTONE WOMEN MEET There will be an all-day meeting of the Mentone Community church Women's association in the church parlor today, beginning at 10 a.m.

otluck lunch will be served at noon' tnnse attending will worK on sewing ior the church bazaar. COMPLETE I MOTOR BRAKE I CARBURETOR I TUNE-UP SERVICE LOWRY WMEATON, INC. Packard Sales and Service Cajon and Vine Phono 70.30 REDLANDS I Happen Here! Community Hospital 1 Community Need! ing the ceremony a supper will be Sarah Rebekah ntr: Utticers or the new lodge in- of the Fontana First Assembly of God church Sunday, it was announced by Rev1. R. V.

Krake, pastor of the church. She is a capable speaker, he said, and well known for evangelistic work. She will return to a foreign mission in the near future. PURCHASE PROPERTY H. M.

Hcrrold, formerly of Missouri, has purchased property in Fontana and will make his home here. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Shaffee, and daughter, Rosalie, vacationed in Iowa and Minnesota for four weeks. Houseguest of Margaret Demet- er for one month has been her sister, Mrs. Elanore Randall of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Palmer Snear of Fontana was a visitor at Natural Brjdge, Virginia.

Recent newcomers to the corn-unity are Mr. and Mrs. Howard lormeny ot Pittsburgh. They are relatives of Mrs. Murray Lenhart.

Redlands Members Are Present at Institute Mi institute conducted at the San Wednesday were 13 Redlands rep resentatives. Tho meeting was presided over by Mrs. Robert King of Yucaipa, fifth district president. Mrs. J.

R. Soring of Redlands, led the salute to the flag. The point was stressed that though the council was po.itical, it was not nartisan From Eastern Trip A six-week trip fo Jackson Hole, the Black Hills, and Chicago, was taken by Dr. and Mrs. William C.

Miller, 925 San Jacinto street, who have returned home. While in Chicago, Dr. Miller took a special course at the Norlh- western university school of den- tistry. Gerald "Soxs" Wldlck Floyd "Sleepy" Woods Harry "Whinor" Love IB Ben "Bull" Hardy 2B Charles "Corny" Law 3B Floyd "Malsle" Mlze SS Lloyd "Dick" Buttles LF Andrew "Redneck" Gallant CF Alvln "Cowboy" RF Utility Players Sid "Glmpy" Lowman Larkin "Maggie" Lowman Umpires Clyde Chapman Harry Brown nate, third in the winter series ofj Redlands members present Hop" dances will bo held eluded, Mrs. W.

J. Stanton, Mrs. at the Redlands city hall audilori-1 Marilla Soring, Mrs. Howard urn Saturday night. i Lockwood, Mrs.

Ethel Brown, Mrs. Music will be by Allan Bond Ted Manning, Mrs. Carl Shedd, and his band, which already has Helen Arth, Mrs. A. F.

Koeh-won the applause of Redlands lor, Mrs. Fred Hill, Mrs. Bessie young people at previous dances Bent ley, Mrs. A. D.

Jacobson, Mrs. in the series. Carl Rundborg and Mrs. King. James Read will be chairman, 1 1 1 with Cioo While in charge of dec-! Redlands CoUDle Home which he bought out in 1934.

In 1939 he purchased the grocery and market of James R. Patterson and combined the two as the Hagy market, which he has since operated. Mr. Corcillius bought into the business a little more than a year ago. Mr.

Hagy and Mr. Corcillius who recently purchased a 10 acre tract located between Base Line ht nut in I'm Tn and Crawford street, just east of Palm avenue, expect for the pres ent to devote their time to subdividing the acreage. Max Cruzon, Mrs. Thelma Dawson and Mrs. Cora B.

Linville bookkeeper will remain with the new firm. CHILD HEALTH CLINIC Highland Parent Teacher association wishes to remind mothers that the child heaith clinic will be held on Monday at the elementary school auditorium. This is sponsored by the Parent-Teachers association and all mothers are urged to avail themselves of this free service. This is the first clinic of the new school year and they will continue every month. The clinic hours will be from 9 a.m.

to 3:30 D.m. Thes.p mnfr-rnnffic Highland, East Highlands' Del Rosa, Warm Waterman Gardens and Cresthne. The American Legion auxiliary. Highland Unit 421, held its regular meeting Monday evening. Mrs Edna Crawford, president, presided over the meeting.

Va and means of financing the unit's program was the order of business. The of- iK.ai rrport of the d'-pur Mrs. convention was given by Gracie Moore and Mrs. Eura er, delegates A accompanied by a SlO.O'j was awarded the Highland the convention for bring tbe unit the state to double membership during the Helen Ctdening, music Vrirrs arranged an interesting pro in observance of muz mw.tn.' program was as follows: ion The jbbie oddy ri.H. 'Eve cox lioogic-1 tip danee by Porter and Ruth Jean "You Are My Star tap by P.u'h Jean Maro'a Ji.ve WurR, last tp 1 Porter.

Foskt iwhmh EvJdy a'jrorrj- ion and piano nu.T.lyr by Helen Odening and Mrs. Devine. During the i.our -freshmfnls of cookies, tea fee were served the bo.u Mrs. Vera Wnitienjore, Mr-, Williamson, Kay Fiorma Fox-n. AUERBACHERS RETURN Mr.

and Mrs. Fred H. A urd Dacner Jane M-'f whose wedding in the li Congregational ehuich a a so- tieiy event ol the season ha turned from their wrddi-" 1 re-trip anu Aljeroar er to uie uiana canon and v. bile 1 iook tne tra.l ny the caiii on to Phantom being a two day trip. Grand canyon, ti.ey rr thinugh Bryee on" National park and ie'rin they spent one day at J.a ind visited Boulder uerbaeher has It the Vnn rr-i'v of MRS.

AL DIEs' Mrs. Lf.it, Wa dowr: b. tn 1ie IO) f'l 1 mis. tral avenue ficsday moir passed erJ- r.g. br.en branch library during the past year.

The report indicated a decided increase in reaumg at tne Jocal Ji- urary, mcn is locaieu in me r.i- alto city hall. During the month of August, nooKs loaned at the Hi-i alto branch in comparison to 1,166 last year for the same month. During the summer, the Rialto branch participated in the annual Summer Reading program. Seven ty-four Rialto boys and girls joined the summer reading club. Twenty-seven young readers were awarded reading certificates, and 46 book marks were won by the children.

Mrs. Harry Gavette and daugh- ter, Mary, returned Monday morn ing from Jefferson City, Missouri, where they visited with relatives and friends. Special Seoul Show Be Saturday As part of an extensive "round- lin" rirmrrum l.t firf.n a ireu mauriee for members will be given al the Fox theater Saturday afternoon, featuring the first release of a Warner Eros, technicolor short entitled "Men of Tomorrow" Scout Executive Levern M. Hansen said the Scout show will start at 1:45 p.m., with those attending to be guests of C. Meiklejobn, theater manager, for the regular afternoon pictures to follow.

A section of the iheater will be reserved for Scouts. All Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts 1 1 be admitted if 1 hoy are in have iheir registra-Mr. Hansen said. Reynolds Delegate at Firemen's Convention Fireman Logan F. Reynolds was the Redlands department's representative at the annual convention of 1he State Firemen's association which concluded yesterday at Long Beach.

Representatives of departments throughout California attended the session to discuss mutual problems and hear discussions on new (levelnnmonts in fire firrhtinc. The conference opened Monday. Use Want Ads For Profit orarions. uoris 1'ooie anu Milam refreshments; William Harris, checkroom; Pete Algra Richard Allard and F. Wny-land Reynolds, promotion.

Members of lho 20-30 club and their wives will be adult assistants to the chairman. Sponsored by the city recreation department, tbe dances arc open to young and old. large Ijirthuay cake topped with randies. Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs.

Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harmon Sylvia and Dean Horton. Jeff Harmon, Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Harmon and sons Bill and Bart of Fontana. Mr. Harmon received numerous gifts and his daughter.

Mrs. James Jacohsn I Jewel) of West wood, who was unable to bo present. hcrJAX 8nd her 1 'i 1 1 1 1 it. 1 uau 1 1 j. ble Horton had to work and also was ir.ab!e to be present Mr and Mrs.

Rob Harwood had as ihejr guests for several days the latter part of the week, the lat'er's brother, Lonnie Lewis. who had just returned from 11 months sr-rvice in Japan. Joining in a to him was a brother-in-law and sis'er, Mr. and Mrs. Fi' and children Lona and who arrived 5-Vur- par- r.L-M from Taft, fcr1 th 's of Mrs.

Harwood. Mrs and from ri'k and Mr. Lewis, Mr. J. N.

Lewis, came in Aro'her i'er and her i-1 Vr nirl Al pti and rVidren, Alrna Arn'a. of Corona and Mr. William Crid'-r joined the atio.e f-ompany of ar.d ail had pW.ic dlnnr-r at Fair-mount park. Riverside. UNDERGOES SURGERY it-- 0 Corona 'oiemari ,1 11.

El Jl: C'r. Pia.y i major a n. err, v.av l.ou-.e Kri: and i.o.'r.e, 1 1 I er r. reeo 'r. of Of ''d on La arid A thr- I'.

pir Kni- 'O'j'' illl.e i i i 'S form li.ave Ijer-n the farr.i Tire Stiles and Weboti old Jl ienrj- ain- er eamo Hifblanrl and Mr and Mr. j.j, jion been io Coiona 10 ffm. A telephone io Mr. r.n Monday said ihat Mr. v.as fon'muii: 1o Mr.

a.nd John have returned fioin a var.aiion 0f a v.er V. at Klamath Ore. erioyed earnpi, 'ou' filling. En roVe tl.cy a three days vrut v.iih Ea Prairie 1be Rev. Ea imame ha', orrner pas- 'or of the norma.

Mis family in Colon tlie 1rio Mr. SU'Ietrrl painful injury be di 'lain hi a :) gallon oil loot. He is up and about however and is recovering I'i'ips returned night1 uniform and liom a three-days fishing trip lo.tjon cards, STARTING LINEUP FOR DONKEY BASEBALL TONITE 8 P.M. Y.M.C.A. BALL PARK REDLANDS Redlands Odd Fellows Banning Odd Fellows l.aip.

California, which is out in Those not in uniform, must have Hie Parker dam region. They notes from their scoutmasters bad a trailer house and enjoyed telling the reason, he added, camping fine fishing. The event was arranged by the Mrs. Karl Yiek, president of the; council public relations committee, lo' Parent -Teacher association of which James Butler Is chair-arid Mrs. Cary Vaughn attended man.

n.e filth district legislative in-'itute, which was held Wednesday at the First Congregational church in San Bernar- d.ro. Mis. Lloyd E. Hidden went to San Eiego Wednesday where she will a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Verdickberg of Point Eoma. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cram were over-Sunday guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Orlyn Robertson and daughter Mary Jane in Santa Ana. David Hagy and Raymond Crawford made a fishing Wednesday to Bear creek. trip. ft. M.

"Iron Man" Bolt Ttd "Curly" Howard Les "fe Wea" Littleton Bob "Fhttop" Faucher 2B Owen "5 by 5" Farquhar. Johnnie "Muscles" C. O. "Gabby" Peterson. Roy "One Trip" Wade CF Clarence "Speed" RF Utility Players Milliard "Ashcan" Ashworth Announcer Earl L.

Vance.