The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 14

-LOMA LINDA 14 Thursday, December 27, 1956 irovtih Problemms 'S PARTY ATTRACTS 150 199 NEWS OF EMPIRE TOP STORIES FROM ALL! POINTS FN TKE NATWNS LARGEST COUNTY FONT ANA About 150 persons i tones, accordion trio composed of! attended the party of Kay and Doug Reeves and Shar For the first tima on Robinson, students of Mrs. Ralph Broiles Post, VFW, at the by oyocD ceo Charles Walker. Refreshments ct this law. lew price! 101 FRIGIDAIRE were served. post hall.

Through arrangements made by E. R. (Pete) Hickey, Santa Qaus Cmdr. Donald MacPherson appeared in person. Program: thanked everyone in charge of the music by The Tnple-iparty and those participating, to I with particular thanks due Requests for Kaiser Steel Employes to Get HOSPITAL CHIEF TO TAKE NEW POSITION RED LANDS Chairman Edward Delamater and to Mrs.

Delsie Loftus, Auxiliary With County Men in Service Pay Increase president, and her committees. Next meeting will be held at FONTANA On Jan. 1 Arthur I G. Turner leaves the position of 8 p.m. Friday at the Fontana Larger Staff Considered PERSIMMONS Curtis Ranch Between Redlonds Loma Linda en California St.

i mile leuth of Highway 99 between Mission School Mission Pocking House hospital administrator at Kaiser Turner has held the position of administrator at Fontana since Nov. 1, 1952. His successor has not been announced. Initial construction of the East Whittier facility calls for 55 beds Ave. hall, according to William Goodman, publicity officer.

Foundation Hospital, Fontana, to assume the position of administrator of the new hospital under con- Kenneth E. Wing, fireman apprentice, U.S. Navy, returned to San Diego Dec. 19 aboard the destroyer USS Buck after a six-month cruise in the Western Pa REDLANDS located at the corner of Whittier Hirinir of additional in East Whittier and RIALTO fjiiTiliiii.ifP siJwT rjjjg Lift I SI. So Uftr imll down payment) Umltd quantity tfeay won't stay long at th! low pric See This Beautiful Frigidaire at HARLOW'S lp owned by Colima Hospital Corp.

personnel and purchase of more cific. equipment for the city for the rv remainder of the 19oS-57 fiscal Wing, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. H.

Wing of. 7533 Los Feliz, Highland, participated in the cruise Wyoming Man Held ATES FRESH and Colima Blvds. It is a "sister institution" to Crenshaw Hospital, Los Angeles, and Doctqrs Hospital, Santa Ana. Turner will assist with planning construction and staffing prior to the scheduled opening of the new hospital in March 1957. After His Arrest which included visits to Sasebo.

year will be considered individually as the need arises, it was decided by the Rialto City Council at an adjourned meeting. i Kobe and Yokosuka, Japan; Ko-ahsiung, Formosa; and Hong Kong. SEE OUR NEW 5 -LB. BOX The decision was made after the Council discussed a list of The Buck had been operating personnel and capital equipment in the Formosa- and Okinawa COOL CAKE INDIANAPOLIS OP) Indianapolis city council members had a cake ready for a birthday celebra requests which had to be deleted from the 1956-57 budget because of lack of funds to pay the costs involved. The requests were sub area.

During the cruise she assisted in saving the Norwegian freighter Ala which was found on fire off Hong Kong in the South OAK GLEN APPLES BARSTOW Police booked Harold D. Powell, 408 Railroad Green Rivr, for investigation of carrying concealed weapons and also for speeding, according to a police report. Powell struck the rear of an automobile driven by Glen Scott, Sherman Oaks, on W. Main the report stated, and police gave chase when he failed to stop and when they finally caught him a .22 caliber pistol was found under the front seat of the automobile. tion honoring city clerk Teresa' Laffey.

But she couldn't attend mitted when te 1956-57 fiscal year I J-r ji China Sea. Robert W. Burton, son of Mr. budget was presented to the the council session because of illness. The problem was solved by putting the cake in a deep freeze Council in September.

FONTANA Kaiser Steel employes at the Fontana steel plant will receive a three cents an hour cost-of-living increase beginning Jan. 6, it was announced yesterday by company officials. The increase will apply to some 6,700 hourly employes at the plant and will amount to approximately $210,000 for the first six months of 1957 or a total of $420,000 for the year if the Consumer Price Index remains the same during the year. The increase is based on terms of the contract signed by the company and the United Steelworkers of America last August. The contract calls for cost-of-living adjustments to be made each January and July, in accordance with changes in the Consumer Price Index of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S.

Department of Labor. Consumer Price Index figures used are for 15 and May 15 of each year. The index rose to a high of 117.8 as of Nov. 15, an increase of 1.3 over the 116.5 base agreed to in the contract, and called for a 3 cents an cost-of-living adjustment. New Appointment For Kaiser Co.

Is Announced and Mrs. M. Leigh Burton, of Personnel requested in addition OEMEM 71'" Big Bear Lake completed recruit until Miss Laffey returned to, to those approved included 14 full- training Dec. 13 at the Marine work. time personnel including four fire Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego.

FONTANA The 12-week course included in men, six police department personnel, two in the engineering de struction in all basic military subjects and the firing of all partment, and one each in the treasurer and building depart SAN G0RG0HI0 FRUIT CO. 6th St. Santa Fe Railroad, Redlands basic infantry weapons. Upon completion of training COMPLETE DARK ROOM ACCESSORIES the new Marines are assigned to Camp. Pendleton for further in fantry traning or to one of the many Marine Corps schools.

ments. Certain capital equipment for the engineering, treasurer, police, building, fire and recreation departments had to be deleted because of lack of available funds. NEW POLICE CAR In other actions, the Council authorized the purchase of a fifth police car for the city. The Council accepted the bid for five cars from Roy H. Woods Chevrolet for five four-door sedans at uKte.

ARROW -CUCAMONGA- PIPE AND PHOTO SHOP August Caerbert, chief radio- man, U.S. Navy, and son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

Caerbert of Yucca Valley is serving at the Naval Station, Orange, Tex. He reported Dec. 3 and has been assigned to the Communica A) 16894 Arrow Fontana YA 2-8646 WE GIVE AND REDEEM CASH DIVIDEND CHECK STAMPS 1 i jJ rnwTAMA III a cost of $2,958.20 with the luni mm 1 1 tion Department. Before entering the service in February, Caerbert attended Inglewood High School. trade-in of five old cars.

The City Council at its last OAKLAND (UP) President 7T FONTANA Wholesale and Retail Edgar F. Kaiser has announced the appointment of Norris Nash, I r--i filimiiim nrr 'il Dinner and Dessert Wines For Your Enjoyment RETAIL WHOLESALE WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Ph. YUkon 2-5145 director of community relations, as vice president of Kaiser In dustries Corp. meeting had accepted Woods' bid for four police cars. City administrative officer William H.

Cunningham reported on certain corrections which had been made at the sewage disposal plant and those which were yet to be done before it can be accepted as complete. DAGGETT WATER REQUEST SLATED NEXT THURSDAY SAUE 550 WooUy Nash, a' native of San lives with his family in Berk eley. He joined Kaiser at its Cal ifornia shipyards during World i it IS ti tiSJ I War II. ring Tenr Jug Fill Direct From The larrcl $21925 The California Public Utilities Commission has set the opening He served in the public rela- The Council adopted the following resolutions: accepting an easement dated Dec. 17, 1956, from With Tradt public hearing in the matter of tins, sales promotion and custom- Vern L.

Miller the application ot Daggett Waterier reiauons ueias ior various oJ Micaney ai I MH 6RKN STAMPS 'fe- I lip Mt if lir II president, conveying an easement 1 CO. to operate a water system, lne aumaiCTi reiser uuiiipames at Daggett; to obtain certificate prior his appointment as vice of Dublic convenience and neces-i president of Henry J. Kaiser Co. rwi up ipnn ripnn rvi in 1955. sity; and to issue stock.

ior drainage purposes on property at the northeast corner of Base Line and Riverside Ave. for the proposed Alpha Beta Market. OTHER DEEDS Other resolutions adopted included acceptance of a deed dated Dec. 21, 1956, from Marie and vice president of the company, and the other to Miss Marilyn Arnes, 21-year-old Examiner Kent Rogers will preside at the hearing which will be held Thursday, Jan. 3, 1957, et 10 a.m., in the Council Chambers, Cky Hall, Barstow.

11837 Foothill Blvd. (U.S. 66) Cucamonga. Calif. Lester W.

Healey and Bertha and R. M. Milligan for street and highway purposes at Foothill Blvd. and Riverside acceptance of an easement dated Dec. 20, 1956, from Perry E.

and A. Lucile Wisherd for sidewalk purposes over property at Foothill Blvd. and Riverside Ave. The Council referred to City Atty. Ward O.

Mathews for recommendations on rephrasing an ordinance providing for an as a mm mm bf WmmmmmmmmwmmMWmwmmwmmwmmmmmmwmmwmWmmmmmmWmml FINE MEAT LOW PRICES Center Cut Swiss or Ammnl. (f Ll Boneless Rolled 1 BUY RUMP (Or I RENT I ROAST I 1 OYER 80 Finest Eastern "TTN I Pfck Fr pouk n(Qc i LOIN JnlJ) Fresh Lean Ground 'f Bprp S(Q SERVEL fm UjS monkey with i(m wl. 'rel'n9 fys-V I tem. 4 Pirntr Cfvla ll sessment against all persons whose property is connected with the sewer system as adopted by the Council on Jan. 7, 1946.

The Council set an adjourned meeting for 5:15 p.m. Friday to consider a final agreement with Rialto publisher Marvin M. Gray for city office space the Rialto Publishing Co. building at 225 S. Riverside Ave.

Col. Wergeland Named to Post in General's Office The New Year is coming in with much fanfare and high expectation in the hearts of all. We're very grateful for your patronage during the past year. We're glad that we could be of service to you, and we hope that 1957 will chart a course to a bright and happy future for you and yours. Happy New Year Everyone! Edward Spurlock (Eddie) and the Wheelin' Dealin1 Gang LOMA LINDA CoL Floyd L.

Wergeland, MC, of Great Falls has been named chief of the personnel division, office "of the surgeon general of the Washington, D.C. Col. Wergeland, who is the nephew of Mrs. O. A.

Johnson, Loma Linda, will assume his duties early in February. He graduated in medicine in 1939 at the College of Medical Evangelists, Loma Linda, where he was elected to Kappa Sigma Kappa. He is an honorary member of the Delta Chapter, Phi Rho Sigma. He is presently on duty with the staff and faculty at the Command General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.

I Ready'tQ Eat Can jZl Eoch Center Cut CHUCK yr 1 BEEF 3Si mr uu it save sinn on this UU MODEL FREI INSTALLATION 10-YIAR OUARANTEB $39.95 THIS Value Cup 'n Candle Club Sets Dinner Meet sVyj1 SERVEL ICE MAKER Maker FREE i FONTANA Mrs. Mildred Mont-! gomery, president of the Cup 'n! Candle Club of Kaiser Steel, and members and guests will celebrate! FREE OLOVI NO OILICATIOM COMI IN TODAY LIMITED OFFER the Yuletide Friday with dinner and dancing at the Pomona Coun-! Wl CARRY YOUR CONTRACT OURSILVKS Large or Small A Aft Baby Beef AA BOLOGNA Ibi3 LIVER Ib o3 CottoorBeef AAq Fresh Beef fkft ib.Zw Llver OOc 12-ox-Jar EOc lbl3 OYSTERS Long horn lAft Red AA SNAPPER try Club. He Social hour is from 6 to 7 o'clock. Music will be provided by! Vince Mannion and the KRC or-! chestra. MOO Trade-la t91 Per Week ZrC LOMA LINDA- HARLOW'S WnJEELIN' 6 Eft LIW 16857 Foothill YA 2-9966 "Next Door to Shopping Bag" Prices Effective Thurs.

Thru Monday 219 Central LOMA LINDA CLOSED SATURDAYS OPEN SUNDAYS Lama Linda Ph. PYramld 4-0121 Saa leraardlne Ph. t-5103 Hwy. 99 at Waterman Open Air Market.