The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 15

Ken Norton Mimata PAL to open Saturday, August 13, 1977 Thv Sun-Tcleram. San llcrnanlino. Calif. II Set ion Man accused DOXlIlg ICagUC i in kidnaping to face trial I t. 4 REDLANDS An Air Force captain accused of kidnaping and assaulting his former wife has been released from San Bernardino County Jail on his own recognizance.

Judge Carl M. Davis released Capt. Gordon Lederman, 30, and continued his case until Aug. 26. Lederman had been held in jail in lieu of $50,000 bail since his arraignment on four felony counts on July 29.

He was arrested July 28 in Victorville while Marcia Mason, 29, his former wife was being treated for injuries at the community hospital there. Police said Mason was abducted from her Redlands home and placed in the trunk of a car by a man who entered her home shortly after her husband left for work. Lederman was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in Redlands Municipal Court Friday. Fire damages X-ray machine at hospital REDLANDS Fire severely damaged an X-ray machine at Redlands Community Hospital's radiology de At 7:30 the boxing card begins, with four fights featuring youths from boxing clubs in Banning, Fontana and Colton. Four more youth matches follow a exhibition match between two su-; perheavy weights.

The final match is a special exhibition featuring; Redlands Mayor Charles DeMirjyn and Councilman Ellsworth Miller. t. The fight announcer will be Mickey Davies, a promoter in Anaheim and San Diego. Joey Olmos, chief inspector of the California State Athletic Commission will serve as the official. Referees will be Rudy Jordan and Vince The timekeepers will be auto dealers Lee Guggisberg and Jim Glaze Sr.

of Redlands. Upton said George DeLange, administrator of Redlands Community Hospital will be present with a doc: tor and nurse and Howard's Ambulance will have a crew on stand-by at the armory. Refreshments will be served by the Noon Kiwanis Club of Redlands which recently donated $1,000 to the PAL program. Proceeds from refreshments go to the youth project Herrera said admission to the grand opening festivities is free. "All equipment required to operate the boxing program and needed by the participants has been bought and paid for by donations from the community," Upton said.

Police Chief Robert Brickley, who initiated the project, said there will be no costs to those participating in the program and each youth signing up will receive a free physical and eye examination. Both Upton and Herrera said the response to the PAL program from the entire community has been "overwhelming." "There has been a change in attitude in the entire area, not just one part of town," Upton said. Both men said the fact the program is near a reality has reduced hostile feelings in some parts of the city. "If we can get 130 people signed up with just an idea, how many more will come into the program when they see what actually is taking place?" Upton said. REDLANDS Heavyweight boxer Ken Norton, together with a group of boxing celebrities, will help dedicate the opening of the Police Athletic League youth diversion program here Monday night The main program begins at 7 p.m.

at the California National Guard Armory at 617 Texas St The armory was offered by the guard unit as the site for the boxing-oriented youth program sponsored by the Redlands Police Department. Sgt. Carlos Herrera, coordinator of the PAL program, said 130 youths have already signed up and more than $7,000 in money and equipment has been donated by various groups and individuals in the community. An open house begins at 4 p.m. Members of the guard unit will display, their equipment.

A local youth band, "The will entertain from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Those attending the open house will see the Ballet Folklorico Aztlan perform at 6 p.m. Chuck Palmer of the Sun-Telegram will emcee the evening program at 7 p.m. following presentation of the colors by a military color guard and invocation by Father Patrick Mimnagh of St.

Mary's Catholic Church. Irv Upton, a member of the PAL community advisory board, said Norton will dedicate the portable boxing ring that will be set up to handle 10 bouts on the program. Norton recently knocked out Duane Bobick and is scheduled to fight Jimmy Young in New York this fall. He is training at Gilman Hot Springs. Norton is seeking another shot at Muhammad Ali for the heavyweight title.

Upton said other boxers who will be present are No. 2 welterweight contender Armando Muniz, former lightweight champion Bobby Chacon, welterweight Hedgemon Lewis, and boxing trainer Eddie Futch, who formerly handled Norton, Joe Frazier and Bobick. Upton said Phil Crosby, the entertainer son of Bing Crosby and comedian Johnny Brown will also appear. Maj. Gen.

James Keltner, commander of the state national guard, is also expected. i ii in 1 11111)1111 i riffl v- t.i-tiroii-(iirii'i-fr 4 I on ver on stage David Leeming as The Artful Dodger hands over a wallet to Ron Stewart as Fagin during the Redlands Theater Festival production of a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic. Performances are scheduled for Aug. 13, 16 and 20 People and places coming to Redlands. He earned his Ph.D in paleontology from UC Berkeley.

received his advanced degrees from Chelsea College at the University of London and UC Berkeley. Dr. Richard Dandeneau who served as a part-time professor of communications in 1976-77, has been appointed professor of communications and director of the Gannet Communications Center. He was director of the office of news services at the university from 1975 through IH Appointments REDLANDS Seven faculty members have been appointed to the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of Redlands. Dr.

Newton H. Copp has been appointed as a visiting assistant professor of biology for 1977-78. He is a graduate of Occidental College and received his master's and doctorate in biology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. partment about 5:30 p.m. Friday.

A hospital spokesman said smoke and fumes were confined to one room of the department and no patients were in the department when the fire broke out. Firemen used fans to blow the smoke from the area. A fire department spokesman estimated the damage at about $5,000 to the equipment. "A patient had just left x-ray in another room in the department when a employe discovered the problem and called the fire department," the spokesman said. The spokesman said the department would be able to resume normal operations by The new associate professor of education is Dr.

Nancy Hensel. Sae was associate professor of early childhood education at the University of Toledo for five years. A graduate of San Francisco State University, she earned her doctorate at the University of Georgia. Dr. James F.

Millinger will be assistant professor of history. He served as professor of history seven5 years at Wesleyan Univer CS Long Beach and her master of library science from the University of Southern California. All faculty appointments are effective Sept. 1. In who's who LOMA LINDA Helen A.

Mathisen, secretary to the dean of the school of nursing at Loma Linda University, has been notified she is being listed in the World Who's Who of Women. Mathisen also has been listed among the Notable Americans in recognition of past achievements and outstanding service to community and state. She is a graduate of Pacific Union College and has been in educational work since 1937. Mathisen is the publisher of a book "Grade Point Average Index" used by colleges and universities here and abroad. Mathisen also is listed in 1977.

Dr. Walter W. Wornardt Jorge Farias has been ap- pointed visiting assistant Jr. has been appointed pro-professor of electrical engi- fessor of geology, neering for the coming Wornardt was a senior re-school year. A graduate of search geologist for Union the University of Chile, he Oil Research in Brea before Community News sity before coming here.

He received his bachelor's degree from Princeton University; a master's degree in Chinese history from UC, Berkeley and his Ph.D. from Yale. Mary J. Levinson has been appointed librarian for the university. She formerly worked for the Cali Aug.

11 Bulletin Board S'irideRiie IS NOW IN CALIMESA fornia State University, Long Beach Library. She received her bachelor's degree in anthropology at Community Leaders and Noteworthy Americans. school, which serves children from 2 and a half through 6 years of age, are scheduled to present the program. They are also to present information about their new school facility to open here this fall. Family feud results in two stabbings Bernardino County School System, where she served in the guidance department.

The new principal is a graduate of the University of Redlands and earned her master's degree from Loma Linda University. She has a school administrator's credential from the Seventh-day Ad-ventist Educational System-Garden club YUCAIPA The first potluck summer supper hosted by the Yucaipa Valley Garden Club was at the Yucaipa Community Center with more than 80 guests and members Mental health YUCAIPA The second summer potluck of the Yucaipa Valley Garden Club is scheduled for 6 p.m., Aug. 15 at the Yucaipa Community Center. Members may bring guests and are asked to' bring food dishes, including table service, to serve a minimum of eight. Etta Lively, program chairman, said an appropriate program will be announced following the supper.

Regular meetings are to resume Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. The Burpee promised to send a speaker for Contemporary club REDLANDS Two young people were honored at the games day luncheon of the Contemporary Club for their part in the cleanup of Redlands Blvd. Cindy Abbey and Janie Felty were guests of Aviee Sewell. Mary Wilson, first vice president, greeted guests and members.

The luncheon was served by Ethel Berlingeri and Roberta Lenker and their committee. An open house reception has been scheduled for 2 to 5 p.m., Sept. 11 and another games day luncheon set for noon, Sept 12. Revel LOMA LINDA Joan Revel was appointed supervising principal by the board of directors of Loma Linda Elementary School, during a recent meeting. Revel has taught first grade at the academy the past five years.

She came to Loma Linda from the San The school building will be moved from Irvine to its new site on New York and be remodeled to Mon-tesorri specifications. Fiddle, banjo contest VICTORVILLE Deadline for entering the county fair fiddle and banjo contest is Aug. 17. The prize for first place is $200, for second place $100 and for third $50. Categories are beginner and advanced fiddle, beginner and advanced banjo, and groups.

The contest will be Aug. 24. There is no entry fee. For more information, write or phone the fairgrounds, 14800 Seventh Street, Victorville. Tennessee and State streets, police said.

The argument, concerning a long-standing family problem, developed into a fight, police said. The juvenile, armed with a knife, became involved in the fight and cut the two men, police said. The suspect, whose name was not released because of his age, was released to the custody of his parents pending recommendations from the probation depart-ment and district attorney's office, police said. REDLANDS A family argument resulted in the stabbing of two men by their 14-year-old nephew on a busy downtown street corner Thursday, police said. Julio Guerra of Riverside received one stab wound in the back and Leonard Her-rara of Colton was slashed on the upper right arm, police said.

Both were treated and released at Redlands Community Hospital, officials said. The suspect's father and the two victims were engaged in an argument on the southeast corner of Guest speaker Joe Lit- tlef ield chose as his subject "Native Plants and this meeting. Montessori school REDLANDS Children teaching themselves with the help of Montessori learning materials will be the subject of a slide presentation at the Lyon Art Gallery at 7:30 Aug. 17. Staff members of the Your baby's first pair of shoes are vital to proper growth and walking ability.

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