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LOMA LINDA Wednesday, June 26, 1957 Page 20 HEWS OF THEIINMND EMPIRE TOP STORIES FROM AL POINTS IN THENATSOWS LARGEST COUNTY titute Potato to Be Honored at Perris Fete 2 i i in it i -n i ft "lTMrir'1 "1 i i 1 4 vi 1 I I li.m. u. -if 16 Leaders of Country to Be Lecturers LOMA LINDA Sixteen of the nation's leading scientists, educators and jurists have been named as lecturers to participate in the Eighth Annual' Institute of Scientific Studies for the Prevention of Alcoholism, which will be held July 8 to 19 on the Loma Linda campus of the College of Medical Evangelists. Heading the list of lecturers will be Dr. Andrew C.

Ivy, vice president and head of the clinical science department of the University' of Illinois, Chicago. Dr. Ivy will give the opening lecture of the institute and four additional 4 if ENGAGEMENT TOLD Redlands, bride-elect of Donald Wedding plans are indefinite. FOUR OF A KIND Through the cooperation these Cleft to right) Brig. Gen.

R. director of services division; B. DeWitt, commanding general; CWO Charles E. Essko, motor L. Williams, center safety engineer; the Marine Corps Supply Center, Barstow, was presented the secretary of the Navy's Motor Vehicle Award for 1956.

This is the fourth in a row of the awards made to the center for motor vehicle safety. Donald Thomas fo Claim Doris Wiiham as Bride STUDY OF 'ATMOSPHERE' IN CITRUS FRUITS UNDER WAY RIVERSIDE A study of thej Proper gas exchange -is essen-atmosphere" inside oranges and tial for putting the best quality With County Men in Service Recently completing eight weeks of basic combat training Regiment at Ft. Lewis, were: Pvt. Vincent Saccone, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Saccone, 1112 Oak Ontario; Pvt. John D. Reagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo B.

Reagan, 8510 E. 5th Ontario; Pvt. Jimmie I. ui REDLANDS Mr. and Mrs.

V. E. Witham of 803 Slyvan Blvd. announce tha engagement of their daughter, Doris Jean, to Donald K. Thomas, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Thomas, 1131 Golendrina San Bernardino. Miss Witham's fiance- is a graduate of Boise High School in Boise, Idaho, with the class of 1954. He is employed by the Farm Column lemons, now under way -at Experiment Station, may help'ance of carbon dioxide, oxygen will be "The Philosophical Background for the Prevention of Alcoholism." OTHER LECTURERS Other lecturers will include Dr. Floyd O.

Rittenhouse, president of Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien Springs, Judge Robert of the Los Angeles Municipal Court; Judge Ray Harrison, of the Des Moines, Io wa, Municipal Court; Dr. George T. Harding professor of psychia try, Ohio State University; Dr. Cyril B. Courville, of Los Angeles, noted neuropathologist; Dr.

A. A. Marinacci, Good Samaritan Hos pital, Los Angeles; Herbert H. Hill, secretary of the Washington State Temperance Assn. Dr.

Winton H. Beaven, of Washington, D.C., director of the institute; Dr. Donovan Courville, associate professor of biochemistry, College of Medical Evangelists, Loma Linda Campus; William A. Plymat, insurance- executive of Des Moines; W. A.

Sharf-fenberg, of Washington, D.C., ex ecutive secretary of the National; Committee; rs. -Agnes Conly, of Winnepeg, Canada, member of the Parliamentary Committee on Alcohol Education for he Province of Manitoba; H. H. Parish, of Chicago; Dr. E.

K. Distler, Glendale Sanitarium and Hospital, Glendale, andRay Jshnson, of Riverside, superintendent of education, Riverside County. Attending the institute will be some 150 religious, educational and social welfare leaders from the western United States. Another institute will be held this summer in Washington, D.C., for the eastern states. TO VISIT JAILS In addition to hearing lectures, the institute students will visit the Los Angeles police department.

Los Angeles city jails, and will visit several courts where cases involving alcohol are tried. packers and shippers deliver bet-: ter quality California citrus to the consumer. Conducted by Dr. Irving L. Eaks, assistant plant physiologist, the study will determine the effects of waxes applied to rinds as PXChanre between the inside of the fruit and the rounding air.

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TU f-510) SOS pipiifl li 1 hi SAME 550 f-155! iSSt1. 4E LMfet LOMA LINDA Mrs. Anna Han-j elin, music instructor, poet a composer or santa Monica a a PERRIS Plans for the "big-! gest ever" Perris Potato Festival, which celebrates the spring har vest here, have been announced by Mrs. William Nickerl, publi-; city chairman for the annual affair. It will be held from July 17-20 at the ball park across from the high school on street and will, begin on weekday afternoons at 5 p.m.

and on Saturday at noon. Ritters Carnival will be the center of the display section of the Festival, with many special booths selling food and fun located around the lot. A parade at 3 p.m. Saturday. July 20, will kickoff the final day's activities.

Marchitjg in it will be several bands and a number of unusual attractions, Mrs. Nickerl explained. Final entertainment plans have not yet been completed, but several of the entertainers have indicated their intention of participating, she said. Get Complete Coverage At One Low Cost With The Want Ads -FONTANA- WE WILL POSITIVELY ANY DEAL ON 1957 CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH ALL BODY STYLES Including STATION WAGONS FOOTHILL EV10T0 Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 17080 Foothill PH. VA 2-1144 Open Till 9 P.

M. And Sunday Till 5 P.M. 'trades BEAT RS ana, 79a Guadalupe cpiana. Pvt. Kenneth L.

Messer, whose wife, Darlene, lives at 3394 11th Riverside, and whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Messer, live at 18331 Marygold 'Blooming-ton; Pvt.

Robert E. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Collins, 9970 Lincoln Blooming-ton.

Pvt. Andres A. Celaya, son of Mrs. Eva Livas Olivas, 17531 Marygold Bloomington; Pvt Harry M. Bequelin whose parents live at 645 Eureka Recflands; Pvt.

Sisto B. Cordova, son of and Mrs. Gregorio Cordova, Victory Homes, Bar-stow. Pvt. John J.

Hoefling, son of Mrs. Merle E. Hoefling, 8540 Buckej'e Fontana; and Pvt. Kenneth R. Lupton.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Lupton, Rouje 1, Colton. tors, nurses and office climax of the afternoon was four safety-conscious officers Lt.

Col. Robert W. Greeley, transport officer; and Lloyd- fruit on the buyer's table, Dr. and nitrogen, which comprise the fruit's internal atmosphere, must be maintained or the fruit will develop internal discoloration and "off" flavors. Using vacuum to draw a gas sample out of the fruit, he will analyze for the (components to evaluate how waxes affect oxygen intake and carbon dioxide outgo.

vocation. Several hymns were sung by Bonnie Turner, who was by Norma Eldndge. reached when an ex-patient, James DuBois, nationally known concert (pianist, amazed the audience with his presentation of a varied and elaborate selection of piano solos. Miss Linda Sonnenberg, heed of foods for the hospital, catered the banquet. DEN5EL REPLACED DV i ft CTIIDDC I Pli V.

JlUDDJ The Bourd of Supervisors Monday named M. G. Stubbs act-ins countv buildinz official, re- partment. Stubbs had been Densel's chief assistant in the Building and Safety Department. Since his appointment to the public works post, Densel has been devoting full time to organizing -that department.

Bandleader Weds TV Actress in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) Bandleader Jerry Gray, 41, of Los Angeles was married to Mrs. Mary Muntz, 31, former wife of car dealer Earl (Mad Man) Muntz in a ceremony at the Flamingo Hotel. Mrs. Muntz, who gave her home as Studio City, is a tele vision actress and uses the pro- fessional name of Joan Barton.

i' Miss Doris Jean Witham of K. Thomas of San Bernardino. (Photo by Stan Shuttleworth) United Spates Forestry Service, fire preyention detail. Future plans include enrollment in col-; lege this fall, where he will con- tinue his study toward his degree in pediatrics. I Miss Witham is a native daughter of Redlands and is a student at Redlands High School.

No definite wedding date has. been set. tension folks! But of course we're busiest when the farmers are busiest. Last week the Women's Summer Conference was going on. This week Jim Oliver and 290 members of the 4-H Club and their leaders are at summer camp.

J' Our new home adviser, Sally Curtis, is at the Junior Leader Conference at Santa Barbara with 13 of our older 4-H Club members. Test plots are going on and being watched. Farm calls are being made. Everyone is talking about vacation plans, and hoping they'll be able to get away. SOIL FUMIGATED Gordon Archibald is after those weeds in his Bloomington strawberry patch.

Strawberries are. poor weed competitors. Weeding costs from $100 to per acre per year. Gordon is trying out some methyl bromide to fall all weeds: and weed seeds before The methyl bromide is injected into the soil. The soil is then covered with a plastic tarp.

I Farm Adviser Del Purnell and Bob McCaslin, of the Neil Mc- Clean think the chloropicrin that is added to the methyl bro-i mide will increase its safety. The; chloropicrin has lots of odor. Cost of the material is $133 to; $150 per acre. This is an expen-l sive way to control weeds, but Gordon says it will be cheap if it works. We won't know final results or; be able to make a recommendation for some time.

Foothill off Linden Brand Purpose of the institute is iate afternoon of the Loma Linda Sanitarium1 and Hospital at a luncheon and program. Mrs. Hanelin, who has frequent iv oeen a paiieni ai u)ma juiua for various ailments since 1947, felt that tender, sympathetic and expert care she received- during those 10 years should be rewarded. "The banquet was given in an attempt to show the gratitude and appreciation that is felt not only me, "but bv all those who havej. that has been bestowed upon each and every patictit of this institution," Mrs.

Hanelin said. Taking part recently in By F. W. DORMAX A small electric motor that once lifted the wheels of an airplane, a pump and a nozile help Bud Batcheller keep his hens cool. He plugs the motor into his electric cart, loads on some water, and takes off, spraying asv he goes.

Farm Adviser Bill Watson says the whole rig cost less than $30. Bud has a poultry breeding farm in Chino, and it's important to keep the hens cool and laying. In warm weather, the outside cages on the west side are sprayed in Incidentally, this same rig well! pays for itself in cleaning the egg! trough in front of the wire ROOTSTOCKS IMPORTANT Mentone" orange grower Jim Stewart and Farm Adviser Ellis Faulhaber were discussing citrus! rootstocks recently. For replanting established navel and Valen cia groves, trees on Troyer, stock are popular with county growers. Troyer stock makes better growth in old citrus soils than most other stocks.

That's why it is being used more frequently. Ellis pointed out to Jim that Troyer is a hybrid stock, and one of its parents is Trifoliate. This makes the Troyer subject to a virus disease known as exocartis. Like scaly-bark, exocartis is bud-transmitted. At present, the only way a grower can be sure trees on Troyer are free of exocartis is to buy nursery trees with nu-cellar orange tops.

These are busy times for ex ation Quickstep" off the Southern: experienced the tenderness, the California Coast were: Clifford E.lp a 1 interest and kindness Since those able to attend Donald A. Densel, be served immediately to allow ror the new pubiic Works De- Cattell, electrician's mate third; class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Cattell, Estaciact, Cu-comonga; George Shishim, chief machinist's mate, USN, Fawn-skin; R.

A. Slinker, boatswain's mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Slinker, 10364 Church Bloomington. Raymond L. Fullerton, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.

Fullerton, 10337 Orchard Bloomington; Dale W. Whitlock, personnel man third class, USN, son of Mrs. Minna L. Whitlock, Frankfort Fontana; and Doyne J. Pearcy, fireman, USN.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Pearcy, Big Bear City. Vesfern Air Lines Appoints Manager their return to duties, the ban quet was served buffet style to each guest as they arrived.

Therefore the entertainment portion of tne program was presented in keeping th their schedule to en- able all the guests to enjoy some portion of the program. Eider H. E. Walsh gave the in- Turf Club, CBS Get Okay to Lease Park LOS ANGELES (UP) $158,000 contract for a 25-year, lease of Lick Pier in Ocean Park! was approved by the city coun- The lease would be to a cor poration representing the Los An- Broadcasting System, combined under the name of Pacific Ocean! FONTANA ONTARIO Appointment of.eeles Turf Club and Columhia FURNITURE LIQUIDATOR'S Robert S. Cheadle, a veteran of z0 years in the transportation in- train personnel in Key positions oi society to conduct educational campaigns aimed at preventing alcoholism, which is now recognized as one of the four greatest health problems in the United States.

A highlight of the institute session will be the annual banquet to be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 10, at the Statler Hotel, Los Angeles. Guest speaker at the banquet will be Gov. Ruben Wangnsson, of the state of Kal-mar, Sweden. Gov.

Wangnsson will report on the results of increased drinking in Sweden following the recent ending of liquor rationing by the Swedish government. Woman's Body Found In Bay Area Surf SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The body of Mrs. Gladys M. Mouton, 38, of San Francisco, -was found in the surf at the foot of Balboa St. here by a fisherman.

Police said the woman's body was fully clothed and there was no sign of. violence. Her purse was found on the beach nearby. Awakes With a Snap DALLAS The City Council approved payment of a doctor's officer Walter R. Finigan.

Fini- gan's report read: "Officer was in the process of waking a passenger on city bus when subject suddenly bit officer on left finger." LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE INVITING BIDS (Advertisement) Notice is herebv given that the HESPERIA SCHOOL, DISTRICT, San Bernardino County. California, will receive sealed bids for furnishing and installing playground equipment and bicvele rack for the HESPERIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, Hesperia, California. Equipment to be furnished and installed shall be in accordance with Specifications prepared by Stanley: Clark Meston, Architect, A.I.A., 8233 Sierra Avenue, Fontana, California, Specifications and bid instructions may be obtained at the office of the Architect without charge or Bids will be received at the office of the HESPERIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. Hesperia, California, not later than 8:00 P.M., Monday, Julv 15. 1957, where they will be opened and publicly read aloud.

By Order of the Board of Trustees HESPERIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT San Bernardino County, California 1 M. VAL SHEARER I Clerk 1 riustry, as manager of a w'Park. Inc. The corporation clans! Western Air Lines sales district to turn the Dier and surroundinlThe marriage ceremonv was ner- with headquarters in Ontario, was'land into a huge recreational play! formed by Justice of the Peacei011! fr services rendered police 11 'area. RIVERSIDE BOARD REFUSES PAY BOOST Over $5,000 Stock of New Furniture Will Be Sold WED.

fllTE 7 THURS. KITE 7 P.M. SUN. HUE 7 Open Daily for Inspection announced by Arthur F. Kelly, WAL vice president-sales.

The new district, established to serve one of the fastest growing regions in Southern California, will include 33 cities in an area bounded by Lake Arrowhead on the north, Lake Elsinore on the south, El Monte on the west and Banning on the east. Key cities included in area are "Ontario, EI Monte, Baldwin Park, Azusa, Glendora, Covina, Pomona, Claremont, Upland, San Bernardino, Riverside, Redlands, Colton and Corona, in addition to March and Norton Air Force Bases. Tot Drowns in Pool At Escondido Lodge ESCONDIDO tsv A 2'i-year-old boy drowned in a'swimming pool at a lodge north of Escondido, the coroner's office reported. He was identified as Phillip Ar-vid Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ar- vid Wall, who live near the lodge. Art Olson. raises. was for said. smallest portion the adjustments," he "Munson asserted that under the recently adopted plan a num ber of employes had been regard ed from the fifth pay step to "the third or fourth" and that it had "hurt their morale." Personnel Director Donald Spencer said earlier the raises effective in July amounted to an average 8 per cent boost.

Spencer told the board that during this year: "I think in very case the vari ous counties have gone up 5 per cent. He said, however, that he be nothine further on what- the lnral picture is." RIVERSIDE A request by' county employes for a blanket 5 per cent pay boost was turned down by Riverside County Supervisors in a four to one vote. Supervisor Curtis A. Chamber-Iain voted in favor of granting the raise after Charles R. Mun-son, president of Riverside County Employes told the board that a raise granted in May "boils down to about 2 per cent." Munson said the raise, which becomes effective July 1, contains only about 3 per cent for actual pay increases.

About one-third has been for increased personnel which of course 18447 Arrow Blvd. Fontana VA 2-0535 Between Fontana Rialto is necessary, because of thejlieved local industrial pay scales growth of the county," Munson should be considered "and I have I Blk. South of said. "Another third was for step-.