Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 5

Local Notes Wanted Beauty operator. PY 2-3747 Htlp By Buying A Broom! Some needy school children must have glasses. Help care for; them by buying a broom from! Research Institute To I vit0, rds Be In Reche Canyon BIRTHS BARTLETT Born, in Redlands. May 3, 1959, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

William Bartlett, 12406 Eighth street, Yucaipa, a son. First considered for a Redlands location, the World i KI in nd f' Lt the Lions club May 11, 12, 13 orjLife Research Institute is now established on a 60-acre 14 site in Reche Canyon about eight miles from Redlands. Treasure Tones Free Si.op at Larry's Paint House, Winn Building, Col ton at Orange. We give S. 1L Green Stamps too! Mother's Day Cards at Serr Stationery.

A complete selection. 208 E. Slate. Special! Shelf paper and picnic table paper. 35" wide, 3 rolls for 50 cents.

Facts Office. Counseling Service Sponsored by Alliance Men's Group. For appointment, PY 2-1332. Christian Science Reading Room in Masonic building, 131 Cajon, open to public week days 9 to Wednesdays 6:30 to 7:45. Make It "Lew Price Four" and add Edsel.

the surprise car of the year. never guess how little it costs, especially during Edsel's Trip-to-Hawaii con test in which we're way out in front. See Jim Glaze, Redlands Motors, 405 W. Central. Elks Special Mother's Day program Wednesday, May 6, at 8 p.m.

in Elks Lodge room. All Elk mothers and wives invited. Fried chicken dinner served at 6:30 p.m. for SI.50 each. Valley Salon of Beauty Now open six davs a week PY 2-3747.

Sniffles? Need a Chaser? Resistall's and tablets chase colds. Your whole family will love their taste. Plain or fancy apothecary pack at any drug store. Munoz Funeral Requiem Mass for Demctrio Mu- The site is located three miles south of Barton road on Reche Canyon road. Weather Tcrr.p.

April 5 76 30 April fi 63 3:1 April 7 13 33 April 79 31 April 9 84 43 April 10 89 46 April 11 92 31 April 12 91 31 April 13 90 48 April 14 r.6 43 April U3 75 51 April 16 7.7 52- April 67 54 April 13 30 April 19 71 52 April 20 SO 31 April 31 82 49 April 22 89 47 April 23 92 56 April 24 73 54 April 2.5 74 43 April 26 74 53 April 27 B5 54 April 23 94 52 April 29 100 5S April 83 35 Mav 1 70 57 MJV 2 67 43 May .1 67 47 Mav 4 73 41 Mav 5 82 43 Hours Before the present location was adopted, consideration was given to the possibility of locating the institute on the north side of Barion road west of Alabama street. Now under construction is the youth science building, which will house complete laboratories and research facilities and a collection oi marine biology specimens val-i ued at S250.000. according to Dr. Bruce W. Halstead, director of the institute.

The building will be the center of activity for the youth science program, to be organized by the nonprofit research and education al institution to direct the foot steps of young people desiring to pursue careers in science. Ten Year Program The building is the first step in I a vast program that calls fo: building period of ten years with a capital outlay of 515,000.000 for a research center to conduct sci entific inquiry into contributions to mankind that may be obtained from plant and animal life. Dr. Halstead, former chairman of the division of natural products of the School of Tropical and Pre ventive Medicine at the College of Evangelists at Loma Linda, has participated in exten she research in the field of marine biology, and most recently was an instructor in tropical medicine at the U. S.

Naval School at Bethesda, serving as lieutenant-commander. World Authority Dr. Halstead is regarded as one of the world's top authorities on poisonous fishes. He headed a field survey team that investigated fish poisoning in the Line, Midway and Johnston Islands in the South Pa cific. Such fish poisoning first was held Monday at 9:00 a.m.

from Sacred Heart Church. Bryn Mawr. Rev. Joseph Snoj officiated. Pallbearers were: Gene Villarson real.

Ramiro Reyes, Pedro Reyes. j.Michael Reyes. Ruben Reyes, Kelly Tuijillo. Burial was at Hillside Cemetery. Emmerson's Redlands Mortuary Hn charge.

Mentone Chamber Meets The regular May meeting of the Mentone Chamber of Commerce is scheduled to be held at the Mentone Elementary school all purpose room Wednesday evening. May 4, 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Girl With Baby Camel child shown with a baby camel at the San Diego Zoo in the May 4 issue of Life is the daughter of Allison Burns McBride. formerly of Redlands, now of LaJolla.

Was reported in 1943 and recur rences have been reported since Dr. George H. Armacost. president of the University of Redlands, and Don E. Postlewaite, plant manager of Universal Run die, have accepted invitations to serve as members of an advisory' board.

On the planning board is a science park, using a Japanese landscape motif, to be a showplacc of research and education for the public. Park And Zoo When completed, the park will feature a museum of medical na tura! history, showing the role plants and animals in the health and welfare of mankind, and an aquarium of medical marine bio! ogy, featuring venomous stin rays, stinging fish, barracuda sharks and other marine organisms dangerous to man. Also featured will be a zoo with special emphasis on animals that can transmit diseases to man. and a conservatory of economic plant: that are vital to man as source? of food, drugs, and chemical com pounds. In addition, plans are in the works for a public science hal and auditorium, an aviary, and a planetarium, to be used in con nection with research on space biology and medicine.

But the major work of tiie in stitute will be research into diem ical agents that can be obtained from land nlants and marine organisms. These chemical agenis will be investigated for their an tibiotic, antitubercular, anticancer and antimycotic activity and as sources of drugs. Programs also will be developed for the purpose of screening these compounds for their value as organic chemical agents such as essential oils, waxes and other substances. About People Mr. and Mrs.

John Kincaid (Bar bara McGuirei and two young daughters have arrived in Red lands from Anchorage, Alaska, where he has been stationed with the U. S. Army. They are guests at the present time of Mrs. Kincaid's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. C. McGuire, 1201 East Central ave-, nue. NOTICE I will not be responsible for, any debts incurred by anyone other than myself.

Ruth M. Smith. 1616 Bellevue Road, Redlands. May 4, 1959, at Redlands Com munity hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Kline, 1646 Wash-, ington street, a son. HASHBARGER Born, in Redlands, May 4, 1959, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hashbarger, 901 Beaumont avenue, Beaumont, a son. KRUMM Born, in Redlands.

May 4, 1959. at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Krumm, 855 Nottingham drive, a daughter. KEEHNEL Born, in Redlands.

May 4. 1959. at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Keehnel, 34144 West Avenue Yucaipa, a son.

STARR Born, in Redlands, May 5. 1959, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry'Starr, 165 East Avenue Yucaipa, a son. BURNS Born, in Redland; May 5, 1959, at Redland; Community hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Burns. 11158 Ala bama street, a daughter.

Turn Away Crowd Appears At Polio Clinic DEATHS BAHRUTH Died in Yucaipa May 4, 1959, Clarence Alford Bahruth, 914 South Bryant, Yu caipa, aged 71 years, native of Kansas and resident of Yucaipa for 3'i years. Deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie M. Bahruth of Yucaipa: the following children: Clarence Robert Bahruth, Yucai pa: Henry Leroy Bahruth, San Di ego: Mrs. Mildred Rhum, El Monte; Mrs.

Virginia Holt, Santa Ana and one brother, Ira Bahruth of Arkansas City, Also four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr. Bahruth was a member of Crescent Lodge No. 133 F. A.M., Arkansas City, Kansas and Ben nett Chapter No.

41 R. A. Arkansas City, Kansas: Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the Hillside Church. Rose Hills, Memorial Park, with officers of Lexington Masonic Lodge No.

104. El Monte, officiating. Interment in Rose Hills Memorial Park cemetery', Emmerson's Yucaipa Mor tuary in charge. ENGELS Died in Yucaipa. May 4.

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MOORE, Editor. Published every evening 'except Sunday at Facts building. 700 Brookside at Center, Redlands. California. Founded October 23.

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1878. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tin One Month I I.W Three Mentha 3.60 Months 7.10, ne Year 11.110 An unexpectedly large number of Redlanders lined up to take advantage of the polio clinic at Cope Junior High school last night, making it necessary to turn away some 50-100 when the serum supply was exhausted Mrs. Hazel Lau, president of District No. 39 of the Nurses as sociation, which cooperated with the County Medical Society in sponsoring the clinic, reported today that 1543 polio shots were administered during the 5 to 8 p.m. period.

Those who had to be turned away last night were urged to attend a similar clinic in Yucaipa tomorrow night between 5 and 8 p.m. at the Yucaipa Legion hall on California street just a block south of Yucaipa boulevard. A second clinic is also scheduled for Redlands on June 1. again at Cope and for the same hours. This will be at the proper interval for those who had their first shots of the Salk vaccine last night, those who had shots a year, ago and need a booster or fori those who still need their first shot.

A fast-moving line back to the parking lot formed at Cope last night as soon as the clinic went into operation at 5 p.m. and, with (he exception of a lull between 6 and 7, continued throughout the entire evening, according to Mrs. L2u. She stated today that "fhis response was heartwarming for all of us who were involved." There were approximately 15 nurses assisting with the clinic which was under the supervision of Dr. James Gillespie, chief of; staff at Redlands Community hospital, and Dr.

John Miley as representatives of the County Medical Society. For those persons who received their first shots last night anri will have their second June 1, a third clinic is slated for approxi- Youth Nabbed While Stealing From Car Police Officer Jack Bray nabbed a youth in the act of burglarizing an automobile parked back of the Chamber of Commerce while its owner was attending a meeting there last night. While police were interrogating the suspect at the station a second victim, Douglas R. Turner, 1615 Washington in to report his car burglarized in the Cajon street parking lot. The suspect, identified as Richard Frank Gonzales, 18, 618 Sixth street, had in his possession some items taken from the Turner car.

The car the Chamber of Commerce is owned by LeRoy Hansbcrger, 12706 High View lane. Officer Bray said that the youth threw down what he was taking from the glove compartment and slammed the compartment shut when he was caught. He admitted being in between 10 and 20 automobiles last night, officers said. Redlands Daily Facts Tuesday, May 5, 1959 5 Contemporary Club Board Opposes 4th St. Widening The Contemporary Club's board of directors this morning adopted a resolution expressing opposition of the club to the proposed widening of Fourth street.

The clubhouse is located on the corner of Fourth and Vine streets. s. Rodney Cranmer, the club's community service chairman, presented the resolution on which the club had voted favorably at yesterday's general meeting. Mrs. Cranmer had been ask- Contemporary Club board may have an expression from the members io guide them in their official net ion on the matter, it was moved by Mrs.

Rodney Cranmer, anil seconded by Mrs. Fred Sauers that parking on one or both sides of Fourth streets from Citrus avenue to Olive avenue be banned. "If one way streets arc to be established, Ihis to be a second choice. In the event widening of Fourth street is considered mately seven months from now for the third (booster) shot, Mrs. Lau said.

The clinic in Yucaipa tomor row night will again be sponsored by the Society with the cooperation of the District No. 39 Nurses association. Dr Fred Miller and Dr. Gerald Rut ten will supervise the Yucaipa clinic. The shots will again be administered at a cost of SI.

183 County Line Road. Calimesa: aged 67 years, native of Hun gary. and resident of Calimesa lor four months. Deceased is survived by his wife. Anna Engels, and one sister, Kat tie Sctanya.

Budapest, Hungary, and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Emmerson's Yucaipa Mortuary chapel Rev. Bernard Kemper, pastor of the Yucaipa Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Hillside Cemetery. ed by the board to make a the citv Council, we strongly of the problem and to present her lirg0 action be delaved un- findings to the general member- til completion of the freeway and ship.

The resolution read as follows: "Resolved In order that the Poultry and Eggs that a traffic survey of the city by a competent traffic engineer be made before any streets realigned or distrubed. After further discussion this morning, the board selected Mrs. Los A-VGELES. May 3 I)orotn H. Brcnan, club president, wholesale uncandied to producer Mrs.

Carrol Crane and Mrs. Fred graded for size per cent grade large unquoted, AA medium Saucrs as a committee of three to draft a letter incorporating the club's feeling on the matter for presentation to the City Council when it is next on the official nqu AA small unquoted Candled to retailers fob. distributor plants delivered 1 cents higher: AA extra large Sil'a-ll 1 A extra larfie 37'j-39'v. AA large A lartjc ZS'j-Sl'a. large 25 j-2b ,2 AA medium 25 i.

A medium 23'j-23 1 AA srr.all A small 17'j-19' 3 Prices to consumers In cartons Grade AA large 47-51, A large 39-47 AA medium A medium 29-37 AA small 33-41. A small 31-35. Poultry: Fryers at ranch 17-19 caponette fryers at ranch 21-24. light type hens "'a-lO. hens cross 9 la -ll.

BOUQUiT FLOHISJ CAPLYL 31954 For Funeral Sprays 300 E. CITRUS AVE. Announcement of Funeral Services THOMAS F. FREEMAN. JR.

Services 1:00 p.m. Tuesday from the Second Baptist Church. MRS. MAY L. NEHER Services 2 p.m.

Wednesday from the Chapel. f. ARTHUR C0RTNER 221 BR00KSIDE AVL PY 2-1411 EMMERSON FUNERAL CHAPEL HENDERSON. Bert 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Yucaipa Chapel ENGELS.

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