Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 5

Local Notes Board of Realtors Christmas party Wednesday, 8 a.m., YWCA. Members are reminded to bring contributions for tlie House of Neighborly Service. A tour will follow. Children's Sweat Suits Pratt Bros. 651 E.

Citrus, Bar Bell Sets, $16.95 Pratt Bros. Sporting Goods, Shopper's Cafeteria Luncheon Dee. 16th, First Method ist Church (Weeks Hall). PubUc invited. Time, Grisamere's Open Nights 'til Christmas.

Grisamore's Sporting Goods, 614 W. Colton Eedlands. Converse Basketball Shoes Team prices, Pratt Bros. Get Your Appointments Now! for the Holidays. open Mon.

Vimi evenings by appointment. 792-4331. Jeannette's Beauty Salon, 33814 Orange (across irom Gerraid's). Live RCA Color TV every evening 'til 9. Come in and watch your favorite show in living color.

Imperial Hardware 19 E. Citrus. Do Your Christmas Shopping at People's Furniture lor your new livingroom set, bedroom set, dinette set, chairs, pictures, wail decors, or lamps, at Big Savings to you. 218 Orange Bedlands. Xmas Wrapping Paper in bulk, 7 to 10 cents a yard.

Pratt 651 E. Citrus, For Holiday Gifts Top Peak tenderized dates. Or der early, and Oak Glen apples and cider. San Gorgonio Fruit Co. 337 N.

Sixth. Redlands Paint (formerly Luther Larry) now at comer 4th and W. State, Basketball League An organizational meeting of a new young athlete's basketball league will be held tomorrow night at 6:45 p.m. in the RHS girls gym. The new league was the former church league and has been broadened to welcome all teams of boys who qualify under the rules.

The group has received permission to use public facilities from the City Eecreation Commission. Missed Papers Phone Redlands Daily Facts circulation department before 6:30 p.m. week days, or 2:30 p.m. Saturdays to report missed papers and obtain delivery, Sherwin-Williams Paints Alder's Paint and Art Store, 25 E. State 792-3355.

Pasadena Rose Parade Tour Complete round trip package deal for only $10.75 per person. Bus leaves Redlands at 5:45 a. m. day of Parade. Call 793-3244 or stop in at Greyhound Bus Station 351 Orange St.

for reservations. Army Reservists and National Guardsmen assigned to local units were anxiously awaiting clarification today on how they win be affected by of Defense Robert McNamara's historic plan for realignment of the Army reserve. A weekend press release indicated that the two Southern Oalifomia reserve divisions Reserve's 63rd Infantry and the National Guard's 40th Armored have been marked for "disbandment" under the realignment. The 63rd includes Hie 5fch Tank Battalion headquartered in San Bernardino and the 40th mcludes the 2nd Mechanized Infantry Battalion, also headquartered in San Bernardino. A spokesman at the Army Reserve headquarters said today that no official word has been receive3 regarding the realignment.

"We only iniow what we've read in the newspaper," he stated. The 5th Tank Battalion, commanded by Lt. Col. Norman H. Young, has a Headquarters unit in San Bernardino and three "line" companies in El Monte.

Of the battalion's total strength Local guard, reserves uncertain of status ai 300 men, about 170 drill in San Beroaidino. Nearly all Redlands area National Guardsmen are assigned to units of the 2nd Mechanized Infantry Battalion, commanded by Lt. Col. Charles E. Thomas.

The battalion has a strength of about 400 officers and enlisted men. Company is headquartered at Redlands in the Texas street armory. The unit currently has a strength of 100 men. Two other companies are in San Ber- nardmo and a fourth is in Banning. Alliiough the 40th Division is to be disbanded, local Guardsmen believe 'that imits will ABOUT THIS QUESTIOH: "A MERCANTILE package policy similar to my Homeowner package policy this is great! Can this new MERCANTILE policy Include Business Interruption, Comprehensive Crime coverage and Storekeepers liability at a saving in premium? For answers to your insurance questions consult Beaver, Wiieexson Davis, 204 E.

State Redlands. 793-2373. Coin Club Meeting Redlands Coin Club m.eets at 7:30 tonight at the YMCA. Knights of the Roundtable The Redlands Knights of the Roundtable wiU hear member Knight Otto C. Knudsen offer a "Personal Glimpse of Denmark" at thehr noon meeting at the Elks Club tomorrow.

Mr. Knudsen will give an illustrated talk based on a visit to Denmark. City Council Meeting The Redlands City Council will conduct a regular business meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Safety Hall. Planning Commission recommendations be considered at an afternoon session beginning at 3 p.m.

Car Theft Reported Austin F. Nulph, 1386 Tourmaline, Mentone, told police his 1957 gray sedan was stolen from a municipal parking lot just north of 122 Cajon sometime between 8:45 p.m. and midnight Saturday. Value of the car was listed as $500. Accountants To Meet Ralph W.

Kibbee, Hollywood accountant, will discuss "Sharp ening the Tools of the Accountant" Thursday night at the December meeting of the National Association of Accountants, Pomona Valley Chapter, at Stuft Shirt Restaurant in Upland. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Ennis Funeral Funeral services were held for Mrs. Eunice E. Ennis Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the F.

Arthur Cortner Chapel, with Rev. Philip Collin, pastor of the University Metho dist Church, officiating. ment was in Montecito Memor' ial Park. Krueger Funeral Funeral services for Mrs. na M.

Krueger were held day morning at 10 o'clock from the P. Arthur Cortner Chapel with Rev. John D. Foerster, pastor of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment was in Hillside Memorial Park.

Nolder Services Funeral services were 1 for Mrs. Ella May Nolder Sat urday morning at 11:30 o'clock from the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel, with Rev. John Foerster, pastor qf the i 1 Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. Interment was ii HUlade Memorial Park.

Jess Thompson dies of heart attack in car Jess Porter Thompson, 54, ofi Redlands, died Saturday follow ing an apparent heart aittack at the wheel of his car in the downtown area. Police said Mr. Thompson halted his auto at Redlands boulevard and Orange street about 2:20 p.m. after suffering the attack. He was takrai by Redlands Ambulance to Community Hospital where he was p(ranounced dead on arrival.

A native of Wheatland, Mr. Thompson, 54, resided in in Redlands since 1927. His address was 1704 Clay street. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Louise E.

Thompson of Redlands; a stepson, Jim Rice of Redlands; a step-daughter, Mrs. Joan Graham of Bloomington; three sisters; Mrs. Rosa Romesburg of Wheatland, Mrs. Ida Marsh of Fort Scott, Kansas, and Mrs. Fay Black- weU of Arcadia, Kansas.

Also six brothers, Willie Thompson, John Thompson and Noel Thompson, all of Wheatland, ptho Thompson of Kansas A GIFT SHi SOUGHT FOR SOMEONE NICE, SHE BOUGHT IT HERE AT JUST THE PRICE. REDLANDS EXALL DRUGS 1 State New Deluxe Apartmenf In Redlands Frpni '95 Month merely be merged into brigades. "We don't think it is a matter of losing troops," the Guard spokesman ispeculated. McNamara has indicated that some divisions to be eliminated may be converted into brigades. However, he said the plan for an increase of only five from 11 to 16 in the number of National Guard brigades.

A Defense department spokesman said there bad been no determination as to which divisions might be converted to brigades. Califomia's 49th Infantry Division, Which covers all of Northern California, is also to be "disbanded" as is the 41st National Guard liofantry Divi- siMi in Oregon and WasiMngton. Vandals shoot store window with pellets Vandals using a pellet gun Mattered a large plate glass vrindow at a downtown Redlands market over the weekend, causing damage estimated at Police said seven holes were found in the window of Barron's Market, 127 Cajon. Officers said ibe pellets may bave been fired from a passing car. City, Albert Thompson of Huntington Beach and Everett Thompson of Redlands; five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the F. Arthur Cortuer Chapel. In terment will be in Montedto Memorial Park. N.Y.

Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) Stock prices drifted lower after an early and feeble stab at a rally. General Motors and gold mm- ing stocks contributed what little sparkle today could muster. GM was up mor than a point. Chrysler dropped more than one. Ford shaded a small fraction.

Comsat, which has ignored all market trends except up in recent weeks, gained around 3 points. Gold stocks were higher, Dow Jonas Stock Avtrages High Low Chgs. 30 ind 868.78 857.40 860.65 off 3.69 20 rrs 206.38 204.28 205.06 off 0.46 15 utl 155.84 154.19154.94 unch. 65 stk 305.37 301.74 302.95 off 0.90 Sales today were 4.34 million shares compared with 4.53 million shares Friday. 15 Most ActWe Stacks (Dow-Jones Service, Courtesy Lester, Byons Co.) 2V5 E.

SUtt Votumt Chne. 151,000 Com. Sat. Wi 81,700 Sqnshine Mng. 2G UMBO Tex.

GuK Sulph. 47)4 -SU Chrysler 45,700 Woolworth 44 ,300 BfiynoWs Tob. 3914 '-f VB 43,000 Amer. T. 6014 41,800 West.

Elec. -I- Xerox 94 37,700 Sperry Band 135i 37,200 Ford 53 .34,700 B.C.A. 33 Sinclair Gen. Motors 9494 37,000 Brunswick 8 -1- Some firing for citrus lastniglit Scattered orchard heatmg was reported last night in the Redlands district as the mercury dipped below freezing in most sections. Lowest reading was in the Orangedale section of West Redlands where a minimum of 27 degrees was recorded.

Bryn Mawr had a low of 28 and Mentone a low of 30. Wind machines roared into operation in groves before midnight; Norman Peters, Redlands district forecaster for the Fruit Frost Service, said there will be some high cloudiness tonight with slightly warmer readmgs. The preliminary forecast calls for a low of 28 in the coldest Redlands sections, 29 in Bryn Mawr and above 32 degrees in Yucaipa. Vital Records BIRTHS RUSSELL Bom a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Russell, 491 West OUve street, Colton, Dec. 13, 1964, at Redlands Community hospital. JARA Born, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. John Jara, 12231 Custer street, Yucaipa, Dec.

12, 1964, at Redlands Community hospital. HARRIS Bom, a to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris, 12755 Sixteenth place, Yucaipa, Dec. 13, 1964, at Redlands Community hospital.

ISRIK Bom, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Isrik, 35820 Cherry Valley road, Beaumont, Dec. 12, 1964, at Redlands Community hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED KILLENS MACLELLAN Joseph K.

KiUens, 74, North Palm Springs; and Marguerite F. MacLellan, 67, Calimesa. DEATHS JORDAN Died in Brawley, California, Dec. 12, 1964, Chester A. Jordan, 137 Hastings, Redlands aged 74 years, native of Arizona and resident of Redlands for 35 years.

Graveside services will be held Wednesday afternoon 3 o'clock at Hillside Memorial Park. F. Arthur Cortner Chapel charge. THOMPSON Died in Redlands, California, Dec. 12,1964, Jess Porter Thompson, 1704 Clay street, aged 54 years, native of Wheatland, Missouri and resident of Bedlands for 37 years.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel. Interment in tedto Memorial Park. About People p. F.

Saur, 720 West Olive avenue, has been in Lmda Valley Rest Home at Loma Linda for the past few weks. Mrs. Will Fowler, 123 E. Fern avenue, quietly celebrated an anniversary years of residence in Redlands. She came here with her parents from Santa Rosa in 1887.

She is now 92 years old but still maintains her own home. The former Elizabeth Shorey, she is the widow of the late WiU Fowler, one-time Redlands mayor and county supervisor. Leon Mobtirg, assistant professor of art at the University of Redlands, is exhibiting his ceramics in a show from Dec. 13 to Jan. 6 at the Burton Jay Gallery in Los Angeles.

This is the first time in recent years that a member of the University faculty has been represented in a show in a Los Angeles gallery. Mr. and Mrs. John Lovely, 1475 Pacific street, attended a dinner Saturday evenmg at Knott's Berry Farm at which time their son, John Murray Lovely, was initiated into Epsilon Pi Tau, national and inter national honorary fraternity. John is taking graduate work at Long Beach State College, working for his Master's degree in industrial arts.

Second Lieutenant Richard B. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Bennett of 325 Felisa Court, has completed his solo flight in the T-33 jet trainer as a U.

S. Air Force pilot trainee at Laughlin AFB, Tex. Lieutenant Bennett wiU receive silver pilot wings upon completion of the year-long Air Training Command flying program. He received his commission through the Air Force Reserve Officer Traming Corps program at Occidental College. Engineman Fireman Michael L.

Smiley, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smiley of 1227 Washington street, participated Dec. 9-12 in a large scale fleet training operation in the West- em PaciHc called "Operaticm Tall Back" while serving aboard the destroyer US Hollister.

The exercise, under the direction of the Commander of Seventh Fleet in the Far East, was designed to increase the readiness of seventh Fleet units in iStrike, 'anti aircraft and anti-submarine warfare. 'Redlands I'fext Five Exits" signs will be posted on the Bed- lands Freeway at both ends of town this week, the state Division of Highways amiounced today. State highway crews Friday removed the two signs that will be relettered to the new wording. The old signs, one located west of Alabama street and the other east of Ford street, until now have read, "Redlands Right Lane." C. V.

Kane, district engineer for the Division of Highways, indicated that the changes be- mg made are based on requests by the Redlands City Council. The Council askfed for freeway sign changes several months ago after considerable study was given to the problem of proper signing for the Redlands off-ramps. Signs put up when the freeway was opened Negotiators idle in meat strike LOS ANGELES in the meat cutters strike lockout were idle today in an eight day Southern California labor dispute which so far has been relatively ineffective at the consumer level. Representatives of the Food Employers Council and the AFL- CIO Meat Cutters Union conducted a marthon hour session which began Sunday afternoon and broke up at 3:30 a.m. today.

A spokesman for the FEC said despite the strike-lockout "meat is moving and moving rapidly." "It is being cut, packaged, wrapped and weighed at the packing houses," said the spokesman. Some stores were being picketed by the union as well as the Safeway meat pro cessing plant. Doctor passes AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) Dr. irgil P.

Sydenstricker, 75, professor emeritus of medicine at the Medical College of Georgia and a well-known authority on internal medicine, died at his residence here this weekend. Weather No Required 1020 to 1600 Sq. Ft. Unfurnished 2 3 Bedreems 2 Full Baths all units range, oven, dishwasher Fully draped. Carpeted Air Conditioned Forced Air Heat Laundry Facilities; Free Dryer Adult Family Sections Children Welcome CAMPUS APARTMENTS On BrocHrton, Two Blocfcs West of Church PHONE 793.4510 Nov.

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Poultry: Fryers 17-19, roasters 2125, egg type hens delivered 4-5 wtd. avg. 4.70, at ranch 3-4 wtd. avg. 3.35; turkeys: young hens 24, young toma 3314-36, iryer roasters 37-40.

Citrus Market LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14 (UPI) Representative prices by size and grade all orange auction markets: 48s 56s 72s Fkst 5.61 4.37 4.15 Second grade. .3.64 3.49 3.19 3.16 113s 138s U3s First grade 4.03 3.85 3.87 Second .3.16 3.15 3.34 Trend: About steady. 1.52 2.04 72 '35 39 40 42 74 44 59 44 60 48 63 40 43 47 4 5 .6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 84 70 57 62 64 89 SO 46 40 39 37 37 70 38 .73 40 69 40 52 38 68 44 65 33 72 32 Tr. 2.04 WILLIAM C.

MOORK. Publldicr. FRANK E. MOOHE, Editor. Published every evening (except Sunday) at Facts building, 700 Brookside at Center, Redlands, California.

Founded October 23, 1890. TStb year. Entered as second class matter October 23, 1890, at the Post Olfice at Redlands. California, under act of March 3, 1B78. SUBSCRIPTtON RATE (In Advance) By Carrier Peliiery One Month 1.50 Three Months 4.20 Six Months i-SO One Tear M.40 One Msnth One Year B7 Hall 1.B0 18.00 yinnouncement of Serviees ELLIOTT, Thomas P.

11:00 a.in. Today Eedlands Chapel ANDERSON, George 1:00 p.m. Today Graveside: Hillside Memorial Park. Emmerson Mortuapies andGhapels 703 BROOKSIDE AVE. 793-2441 Annquncemenf of Funeral Services WILLIAM CARL PATTISON Graveside Services Monday at 2 p.

ra. at Vallhalla Memorial Park, North Hollywood; F. Arthur Cortner Chapel in charge. JESS PORTER THOMPSON Services 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, at the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel.

CHESTER A. JORDAN Graveside services 3 p.m., Wednesday; at Hillside Memorial Park. MRS. MAUDE MAY SPANIOL Services pending. r.

ARTHUR CORTNER 221 BROOKSIDE AVL.PY2 -Un Redlands next five exit signs to go on freeway in September 1962 created con fusion among motorists visiting the city. Kane said the "Redlands Next Five Exits" signs will be put into place early this week. These sign changes are being made at this time because the corrections can in the Division of Highway's local maintenance shop. Also to be changed in' the near future is the "Redlands sign at the Tennessee street off- ramp. This directional sign will be reworded to say "Tennessee street" which is in line with other off-ramp signs which designate the Redlands streets they empty traffic on to.

Kane explained that this particular sign requires more work than the others and cannot be changed as promptly. Water board incumbents file papers It appeared likely today that the Feb. 2 election of four di rectors of the San JBemardino VaUey Water Conservation District will be cancelled because only the incumbents have filed nominating papers. The deadline for submitting nominating petitions was 5 p.m. today.

By noon, only Roscoe Crim, incumbent for Division Gordon Ci-am, incumbent in Division Bob Paine incumbent in Division 5 and E. Dana Brooks incumbent in Division 6, had filed their nominations. If no other nominations are received, the Water Conserva tion District's board of directors will meet tomorrow to cancel the election and to appoint the unopposed incumbents to four year terms. Crim represents tte Mission district. Cram the Greenspot- Mentone area, Paane the Craf- Redlands Daily Facts MOIL, Dec.

14, 1964 5 Chester Jordan suffers fatal attack in boat Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Chester A. Jordan, a longtime resident of Redlands, who-apparently suffered a fatal heart attack Saturday while boating on the Salton Sea. Imperial County sheriff's deputies said Mr. Jordan was taken to Pioneer Hospital in Brawley, where he died. An autopsy was scheduled today to verify the cause of death.

Mr. Jordan, a native of Arizona, resided at 137 Hastings. He lived in Redlands for 35 years and was 74 at the time of his death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Arizona and the Carpenter's Union ol San Bernardino. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Pauline Jordan of Redlands; one son, Darrell C. Jordan ol Redlands; one brother, Walter E. Jordan of Arizona, and three sisters. Miss Stella M. Jordan, Mrs.

Alice Gay and Mrs. Mary C. Flanigan, all of Arizona. Graveside services wiU held at 3 p.m. Wednesday aX Hillside Memorial Park, F.

Arthur Cortner Chapel in charge. ton East Redlands district and Brooks the East San Bernardino area. THE FIDDLE SHOP 137 West Citrus Near Bedlands P. O. 4 Violins Repairing SOLD BOUGHT TRADED Vlolisi CheUos Base Violina Bows Behaired WM.

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