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

SAN BERNARDINO SUN-TELEGRAM B-3 Aur. men 7,000 Persons at Bowl HEWS OF THE INLAND EMPIRE TOP STORIES FROM All rOIMTS IM THE NATION'S UlSfST tOIIHTI BALLET CELESTE CHARMS AUDIENCE ws CSV By CHAKLES D. PKKI.KE And a very satisfying cxperi- though they didn't always dance; REDLANDS Seven thousand ence was this Ballet Celeste evenly. persons second largest crowd ol Whereas other; 'iMi wt.nn Redlands Bowl Program Will List Donors Souvenir Will Be Distributed on 'Industry Night' Redlands RnuTu niiTpnt 37th hallnt directors of vountr neonle r. ir romal.Kilnly HS lne sugar x'lum summer were obviously charmed are content to train them for an fnvniior was Pnin.

to pieces (their strong applause evening of divertissements. Miss dcstert whosc spins and twinkle-! siiowtM iiuu; uy uic iauuvu 1 iiiiuscs ivm unui is nun Wpj.g most professional of the Ballet Celeste, the young the major companies perform. 1 people's company of San Fran-i The costumes were highly cot Als outstanding Act III were the Ron-Bons and Mints ENTRIES SOUGHT FOR BIG BARSTOW PARADE the Candy Complete productions of Tschai-'J. Locklin added much to the eve- ePlse: ana REDLANDS Mrs. George Em By C.EORGE W.

SAVAGE 'but it's a cute thief. His special Hamblen's I Horace Albright, former dircc-ltvne of banditrv calls for steal mett Mullen, founder president of kowsky's "The Nutcracker" are ning. The music was h' the Redlands Community Music a rarity. This is because the first ed and the dancers generally! luIKlsn num BARSTOW Out-of-town entries The Barstow Rodeo and Riding that thp ifi.na(Tp!two sections are likely to be bor- kept eood time to the rhythm. KhN TlMr.h will be welcomed in the Barstow tor of the National Park Service ing pots and pans from valley and an honorary director of i residents' back yards.

The dog's Death Valley '49ers writes 'mistress carefully gathers the Club, sponsors of the annual weekend festival, is requiring that souvenir Drocram will be even though the music is tiny CKEATl'KE I Miss Lanova's Ballet Celeste; Rodeo Days mile-long parade uted at Redlands Bowl on "Indus-1 que lovely ana unnacKneyca. Susan Owsley maintained a has appeared in tne bowl seven -cpi. 11, saia narrow umMmnc try Night," the final evening ofjine action is usually so slow mat steady characterization of thenics, but steadtastly she has re- uonaia w. raiuinge, paraae the 37th season, when Gounod'sitne audience is wondering Clara, who adores the Nut-iiust to tane a bow as director, chairman. filched pots and pans, has stacked them up in her store, with a sign asking owners to identify and claim them.

Folks come in but seldom is one of the items claimed. "Faust" will be presented. thoy came, but in this Ballet crackcr in her dreams and while But Friday night she surprised us me paraae win siring lis way Celeste offering Acts I and II awake. This tiny creature did a walking to the mike to make! through town starting at 10 a.m. 1 1: 1 I t.

A kn parade participants not only reg ister prior to midnight Sept. 8, but every participant must sign up and get a number at the assembly point. Partridge can be contacted by telephoning Barstow 2148, Ext. 19, or by writing 301 Mountain Ave. The names of all individuals, oreanbations and firms who WL1C uvcl "-lulc one-leg dance that i'i vwy nice one make the Bowl concerts financial-1" 1 1 seemea quite impromptu.

pnatnuiiK mid. ui-uie ciiuntu, ai p.m., inasmucn as ma- jn ct I Gale Chargois, K0Wl iounaerpresincnt, jor scene changes were not need-Doll, and Louisa Galindo, the Toyiwitn V0 mums- 'dear friends of Redlands Bowl, ea. iSnlriipr stnnrwt thp shnw Miss make out a check right now and ly possible will be printed in the booklet, according to Mrs. Mullen. Deadline for inclusion in the list will be this Friday.

Checks mail it to Redlands Community Conant K. Halscy, Bowl finance chairman, gave the offering address and the ushers gathered the largest collection of the summer, HARD WAY Merriem Lanova, Ballet Celeste director, is a brave woman and Chargois was one of the most enchanting dolls I've ever seen. Ronald Poindexter. cuest artist. One of the world's largest open pit copper mines is located at Santa Rita, N.M.

Music P.O. Box 466, Red lands! I once had a neighbor In South Pasadena who made use of Mark Twain's perfect answer to people who wished to borrow his lawn mower. Twain would say when a neighbor sought his mower: "Sure, you can use my mower all you want. There is only one small condition. I'se it here." from Austria that he and Mrs, Alright recently completed a rhiee weeks tour of Poland and Russia.

He states: "We had many interesting experiences and are glad we made the trip, but would not want to do it again." They seturn to the United States this lhonth and expect to attend the Death Valley '49ers Encampment Nov. 10 through 12 when the new Valley Museum and Information Center will be dedicated. Whenever MpI Blane, the voice of Bugs Bunny who spends much of his time at Big Bear Lake, is in a parade dressed in his Bugs Bunny suit, he keeps a wary eye out for dogs. It seems that canines go ioji a barking spree whenever Jihey spot him. a good deal of her success in Linda Kecler were handsome $1,200.

However, even though thP should be mailed by that time to Redlands Community Music BARSTOW veloping young women and men as the Snow Prince and Snow i attendance has been the highest P.O. Box 466, Redlands or left at the Associates ofTu" the hard "Iv while the flT TV' Bowl booths durinB were wonderful, even far below that of last year. So during'Ballpt Russe de Cark) Bowl evenings. RIALTO would not think of doing the There remain four events in "Nutcracker" (the Ballet Our hat is off to Sgt. Richard C.

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Borttow 2907 State Highway Patrol and his as- recital by Joseph Schuster, cel- sociates who carried out their as list, and Marilyn Home, soprano in Friday's production), Miss Lanova produced the original Petipa-Ivanoff choreography, ex California Furniture Shops Beautiful Mellow Birch Furniture 20 off Country Engliih, Country Frnch, Niwport end American Coloninl. 120 S. Riverside GUTH Furniture Rlalto TR 5-4477 accompanied by Ralph Linslcy and Marilyn Home, respectively, signment last week of handling traffic during the Old Miners' Days celebration at Big Bear cept for three numbers by Lano The Los Angeles Gty Ballet will.ya where the original of six dec- I We alwavs eniov drivinir bv Lake. Traffic was directed ef- perform "The Devils jades ago has become lost. 'ijage's Del Rosa.

The display ef ficiently and courteously in spite and "Songs Without Words" Friday. iu muitr rtiiii-'i juin inc icv.uiu uuung mc waving in the breeze along Del lake area. Chapman had eight S6sa and Highland Aves. is a men and two resident officers on Joeautiful sight to see. duty Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including two extra two-man Hairy Farbman will conduct the Redlands Bowl Symphony Orchestra in an all-Gershwin concert Aug.

23, with Edith Schiller, pianist, and Helen Thig-pen, soprano, as soloists. "Faust," starring Dorothy War-enskjold, will be staged Friday, Aug. 26, ending the best-attended cars. The Patrol, San Bernardino Sheriff's Officers and special officers all cooperated perfectly. 18 I Tombstone) residents in 1884 took the law into their own Bowl season in history.

'lMy friend and fellow Death jiValley '19ers director, Ray C. tilowles of Santa Ana, will soon Jnjoy a most unusual trip. For I several years he has managed -a! women's baseball team known jas the Orange Lionettes, which tlj sponsored by the Lions Club. JPhey are embarking on a tour -o Japan and the Orient where 4hey will play other teams, un-jder sponsorship of the United States State Department. We note that local horsemen and women are making plans for (Fiesta Days in San Bernardino, Sept.

15-18. There will tw pa-r)ide, horse show, rodeo and oth-jer special entertainment, along hands and hung a Jack Heath when he escaped the death sentence for killing three people during a store robbery. The coroner's jury, sympathetic with mob action, brought forth this memorable verdict: "He came to his death from lack of breath." We're glad to see that the Unit ed States Forest Service is car rying out additional fire preven Medical Aides To Convene at Mission Inn i ONTARIO Mission Inn, Riverside, is to furnish the setting Aug. 20 and 21 for the semi-annual meeting of the board ol trustees of the California Medical Assistants Assn. That was the announcement yesterday of Mrs.

Arthur Storms, president of San Antonio chapter, which, with San Bernardino chapter, will assist Riverside County chapter in hosting the event. Mrs. Ralph Cole of Santa Bar tion promotion by halting all cars entering San Bernardino National rifith a Mexican Vaqueros ride and encampment. The place is Forest. In a courteous manner, an officer reminds motorists of the present fire danger and hands The Inland Empire's Most Complete Shopping Center each driver a small four-page folder outlining rules of the to 1 vliOV Circle Arrow Ranch School on Kendall Drive.

When the silver dollar place prizes were awarded during the recent National Btirro Derby, J. B. Quayle, manager of Big branch of the American National Bank, "and Deputy Sheriff Jack Miller kept guard ver the loot. bara, president of the state organization, which has a membership of more than 2,000 in 42 George Pipkin of Trona, long chapters, will prseide. 4 friend of the desert and an ac The weekend will be devoted to complished writer, has sent me Makes all your Back to School shopping easier.

You'll be sure of finding just what you need at the prices your budget calls for in value-packed Greater San Bernardino. 4 copy of his recent issue of Des si'1 ert Sands. In Volume 1, issue No. tells the story of "Old Hootch's Skull." The skull of Joe (jlootch) Simpson, once a Skidoo Thank goodness we don't live in Russia and try to drive an automobile. State Division of Highways Dist.

VIII publication, "Profiles," tells what's Involved in securing a Russian driver's license. There you not only must know traffic laws and regulations but you also must be an amateur engine and auto mechanic. I'd fail miserably in this category. License applicants in Russia must take 50 hours of instruction on major repair and learning to drive. They must be at least Wi years of age, completed their 10th year in school or have a substantial job; they must have a passport, pass a medical examination; must present two photos and evidence, that they can pay for the driver's test.

Maybe this is why there are fewer autos in Russia. If bartender, is now in Pipkin's pos session, seems mat someone China Lake recently called Pipkin "a grave robber." He denies the charge, claiming he re oeived the skull from Dr. Homer Evans, who practiced medicine in Tfona for several years, coming there in 1914. Interest Is increasing in the jVIt. Whitney Marathon which will be held west of Lone Tine pn Sept.

7. We learn that Bob of Ridgecrest is the pre-nt holder of the men's record for the climb from Whitney Mortal to the summit of this Steeltown Twirlers Sel Dance Tomorrow FONTANA Joe Lewis, popular square dance caller from Dallas, Texas, will be featured at a spe cial dance of the Fontana Steel-town Twirlers at 8 p.m. Monday, All dancers in the area are in J1RS. RALPH COLE state president business sessions, workshops and addresses. vited to the event in the Kaiser Recreation Hall.

Lewis, now on As luncheon speaker Saturday, great Sierra peak. His time Is 4 56 3.1 sees. His wife, Jerri Lee, holds the women's record and her time is 7 i lux, 56 mln. and 58 sees. Lee manage the September Marathon which is sponsored by the Southern Inyo Chamber of Commerce.

Letha Bertolotti of Apple Val-ley owns a small cocker spaniel 'that has been labeled a "thief," an extended tour of the western FHu.rH u9l1rh ft PnmJ states, accompanies himseltt on wm have "Gastroenterology" as5 me eiccuiL- nwuiuiun. lopic Dr peter Maturfi of several recordings. Refreshments will be served by the 4-H Boosters Club of COLTON The hundreds of Stores in Greater mi San Bernardino is to speak on "Hypnosis" at the Saturday evening banquet. James E. Krieger, Riverside attorney, is to address Sunday's luncheon session.

Among dignitaries slated to attend the weekend session are Dr. Stewart Smith of San Diego, adviser to both the state and national associations; Mrs. Anne Reece of Stockton, immediate past president of CMAA; Mrs. Mary Kinn of Santa Ana, state and national past president, and your San Bernardino make shopping more fun. SELECTION 1 Mrs.

Lillie Woods, national vice The parking facilities in every ea in Greater San shopping Ml on Bernardino make your shopping PARKING easier. president. Officially representing San Antonio chapter besides Mrs. Storms will be Mrs. Dorothea Vivian, vice president, and Mrs.

Bea Pit-tenger, immediate past president. Miss Ivy Trowbridge of the local chapter, is slated to open the session with singing of "The Star- Spangled Banner." Picnic Scheduled Former residents of Georgetown, 111., now living in San Bernardino County are invited to a picnic Sunday, Aug. 28, at the South Gate Park. A potluck dinner will start at noon. Coffee, tea and lemonade will be furnished.

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