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"substantial" especially be congratulated for his provement district requires city lane road and minimal innext year improvement district, which is At the suggestion of vice presi- -Referred to its legislative work in the proposed business council approval. terchange. this year. being studied as a promotion dent Harold Walker, the chamber: committee for recommendations Jay Charles, on how the chamber can offer of the cham- vehicle for downtown Redlands. -Referred to its transportation in the medical malThe boundaries- and organization committee the matter of the assistance Redlands Division have not yet been defined, Jones revised Tennessee Freeway and practice controversy.

Pending his work dur- legislation is not sufficient to solve and his suc- said, but he described it as interchange. The state Depart- claims crisis, Jones, welcomed. Formation of a business im- down the project, proposing a two- Walker said. only way to go." ment of Transportation has scaled the malpractice Charles should SUN-TELEGRAM (Redlands) July 1, 1975 Redlands may face school tax override -(Continued From B-1) ficials. The chamber directors voted at a previous meeting to invite school board and city council members.

The council was not represented yesterday In other business, the directors approved, the budget 1975-76 did not budget include of either income or expenses for projects, which should be selfsufficient, chamber manager Sam Sewall said. Bulletin board Musical production REDLANDS Crafton Hills College is recruiting instrumental musicians for its forthcoming production of "Man of La Mancha." Six performances are scheduled in August as part of the college's Redlands Theater Festival in Prospect Park. And although salaries amount to there will be a $23,800, the work of the chamber membership drive is primarily man- which was absent power--answering letters and in- In other action, quiries, conducting studies, and so outgoing president directors Richard Bartlett and ber's Downtown on, J. Edward Harp said after ex- was recognized for amining the budget. ing the Leonard past year cessor, Estimated dues income was set Harp said at $25,000, higher than the expected $20,000 this, year.

But President Julian Blakeley said The show calls for four woodwinds, three brass, Spanish guitar, string bass and percussion, musical director Norm Smith said. The group will come together as a summer session class granting college credit, and will set its own hours and dates for rehearsal. The engagement picture Talbert, Derr REDLANDS Dr. and Mrs. Myron J.

Talbert, 1555 Knoll Raod, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Nancy, to Michael R. Derr. Miss Talbert is a junior at the University of Redlands. She is majoring in speech pathology and had the leading role in the university production of "The Innocents." She was graduate from Redlands High School and belonged to Kimberly Juniors. Her fiance is the chairman of the university's department of theater arts.

He has been a technical director at the university for two years, and is working on the community production of "South Leonora Williams Anniversary Arno and Arno and YUCAIPA Mr. and Mrs. Arno M. Affeldt Sr. of 35280 Santa Maria were honored at a reception marking their 50th wedding anniversary recently.

The reception was hosted by their son and daughterin-law Mr. Mrs. Arno M. Affeldt Jr. of Upland.

The event was held in the Yucaipa Masonic Hall with 125 guests attending. The couple's granddaughter Sherry Affeldt circulated the guest book assisted by her brothers Mark and Bruce "Affeldt. The couple recited wedding vows June 6, 1925, in Riverside. Affeldt was in the dairy industry in San Bernardino and Long Beach from 1925 until 1946 and then was a real estate broker until 1966. When he Upholstery classes YUCAIPA The Yucaipa Adult School will conduct classes in upholstery 12 weeks this summer if attendance is sufficient to maintain a class.

The day class meets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Lindsey, Dean REDLANDS Miss Christine Elaine Lindsey and Jon Alan Dean are planning a Sept. 6 wedding in the First Presbyterian Church of Redlands. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Jack E. Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Dean of Redlands. Miss Lindsay is a 1970 graduate of California State University, Chico. Her Fiance is a 1971 graduate of Redlands High School and is employed by Thrifty Coffee Shop. Military personnel Martinez PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. Marine Sgt.

Anthony S. Martinez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Morrno of 1104 Herald Redlands, has completed an advance personnel administration course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. A graduate of Redlands High School, he joined the Marine Corps in October 1965.

Weed SAN DIEGO Navy Airman Recruit Brian D. Weed, son of Mrs. Phyllis T. Weed of 519 Linda Place, Redlands, has been graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center here. He is scheduled to report to Aviation Electrician's Mate School, Memphis, Tenn.

Potter SAN DIEGO Marine Pvt. Terry L. Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry R.

Potter of 12673 Alta Vista Drive, Redlands, has been graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. Fire near wash keeps flaring up REDLANDS A fire on the Santa Ana wash bank started Saturday night and flared up Sunday and yesterday, sending Redlands Fire Department on at least five calls. Capt. Ken Williams said the blaze could go on for days, even more than a week, because people have dumped trash five to six feet along the bank 300 yards east of Orange Street. Williams said firemen were sent to he site at 7:37 p.m.

Saturday and worked until midnight. Early Sunday morning they returned twice because of flare-ups, and again at 10:54 a.m. About 1 a.m. Monday they were called there again. Other weekend grass fires were put out at 1116 Lawton Eureka and Oriental Streets, 1750 E.

Citrus and 825 Washington St. Malicious mischief was blamed in most cases. Firemen also went to the Redlands Community Hospital at 9:15 a.m. Sunday, because of a malfunction in the alarm system. Look at these FedMart savings with these coupons 6 oz.

can from Florida abueJo FM Orange Concentrated Frozen Juice. WITH THIS COUPON REDEEMABLE AT By Adults one 6 oz. can per family at this price. Coupon expires Sunday, July 13, 1975. Cheryl Talbert He was born in Montana and graduated from Eure ka, high school.

He has a bachelor of arts degree in theater and a master of arts degree in scenic design from California State University at Humboldt. Williams, Umezurike REDLANDS Daniel Willaims of Gothenburg, Sweden has announced the engagement of his daughter Leonora, to Jones U. Umezurike. The bride-elect is: graduate of Homestead High School, Sunnyvale, and is a nursing student at Loma Linda University. The future bridegroom is a graduate of Adventist High School in Ede, Nigeria, and attends Loma Linda University.

They plan a Dec. 21 wedding. Evelyn Affeldt Evelyn Affeldt retired the couple moved to Yucaipa. Mrs. Affeldt was a teacher in Oakland and also taught mathematics at Sturges Junior High School in San Bernardino.

She is a past matron of the Order of Eastern Star and is a 50- year member of the order. She is now a member of Yucaipa Valley Chapter No. 560, and is a member of the Yucaipa Woman's Club, the Yucaipa Valley Republican Women's Club, Retired Teachers of Redlands and the American Association of Retired Persons in Yucaipa. She is also past regent of the Arrowhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Redlands. The Affeldts have one son and four grandchildren and one great -granddaughter.

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