Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 4

Mrs. Clark visits in New England Mrs. Walter N. Clark, 2300 Naples avenue, has just returned home following a sixweek visit in the New England states and Washington, D.C. Making the trip by air, this visit marked the first time in 18 years that Mrs.

Clark had vacationed in her native New England. In Portland, Maine, she visited her sister, Mrs. Clayton Ramsay, as well as other relatives in Maine and Maschusetts. Mrs. Clark also flew to Washington, D.C., for a visit LLU breaks ground for new gym MEN MENTONE-CRAFTON Local Notes Coffee Shop Open 24-Hours daily at Empire Bowl.

25th Anniversary Ball of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Oct. 1. For tickets call 793-5912.

Treasure Tones Paint, Park Free Shop at Larry's Paint House, Winn Colton at Orange. We give S. H. Green stamps! Democratic Headquarters 205 W. Redlands Blvd.

Plaza. 792-9546, 792-9538. (Pol. Adv.) Freeway Car Fire. A 1959 auto owned Antonio Trujillo, an Valley resident, was destroyed by flames last night on the Redlands Freeway, just east of California street.

Firemen said the blaze, reported at 10:25 p.m., was caused by overheated rear wheel bearings. There were no Injuries reported. Den't Miss the '67 Lincoln, Mercury, Comet and Cougar. Showing Friday, September Jim Glaze, 420 W. Redlands Blvd.

1967 Premier Showing of the beautiful, all new Plymouths and Valiants. (The car with the 5 Year or 50,000 Mile Warranty.) See them Thursday, September 29 at Garvey Motors, 415 Orange, Redlands. Enjoy Free Cougar Burgers Thursday night and all day Friday while viewing the all new 1967 Cougar at Jim Glaze. 420 W. Redlands Blvd.

Now at Griswold's Fruit cakes. Freshly baked. Ready to be shipped anywhere. We will mail it for you. Assorted sizes.

$1.75 lb. Cornerstone Luncheon Tickets to a buffet luncheon to be held at the Masonic Lodge: Friday in conjunction with; Moore junior high cornerstone laying are still available. For reservations contact Ray Weaver, 792-1045, after 5 p.m. October 1st Fiesta House of Neighborly Service, 612 Lawton, 3 to 9 p.m. Antiques, gifts, foods, candles, jewelry, aprons, childrens fiesta, alfresco foods and family fun.

St. Matthew film opens at Studio theatre Continental's "The Gospel According To St. Matthew," widely acclaimed as the finest religious film ever made and, according to Life Magazine, "one of the great movies of all time." opens Wednesday at the Studio theatre. 448 W. Base Line, San Bernardino.

The biblical film, produced Alfredo Bini and directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini, faithfully follows the Apostle Matthew's version of the story of Christ. Dedicated to the memory of Pope John XXIII, the Italian film has collected a wide range of film awards from around the globe, including the coveted International Catholic Film Office Award and five awards at the Venice Film Festival. Filmed in widescreen and black and white on location in Sicily, "'The Gospel" is enacted by a cast of non-professionals. Enrique Irazoqui, a Spanish student, was chosen to portray Christ. Margherita Caruso is cast as Mary in her youth, and Susanna Pasolini, the director's mother, plays Mary in later life.

Now You Know By United Press International The longest recorded reign by monarch is that of Pepi II of the sixth Egyptian dynasty, who ascended the throne about 2566 B.C. at the age of six and ruled. for 91 years. Announcement of Funeral Services JOSEPH PAUL HYDINGER Services 2 p.m., Tuesday, at the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel.

Body will lie in state until service hour. CARL HOAG Services 2 p.m., Thursday, at the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel. MRS. MARTHA AGUSTA ADAMS Services pending.

F. ARTHUR CORTNER Funeral Chapel '221 BROOKSIDE AVE. Elmore named captain by highway patrol Lt. Ernest E. Elmore of lands, veteran California Highway Patrol officer, has been promoted to captain and assigned to the San Francisco Bay Area where he will be responsible for organizing a new CHP office in Oakland.

Elmore, who joined the CHP in 1948, has been serving as executive officer for the highway patrol office in San Bernardino. He will report to the CHP's San Francisco Zone 3 headquarters on October 1, where he will head up organization of the newly authorized Oakland area office, scheduled to be activated in March 1967. The 42-year-old highway patrolman joined the CHP in 1948 after two years with the Long Beach Police Department. He served with the patrol's Comptom office until 1952 when he was promoted to sergeant and transferred to San Bernardino. In 1957, Elmore was promoted to lieutenant and transferred to Altura, returning to San Bernardino several months later.

Since that time, he has been assigned to the San Bernardino office. Elmore currently resides at 960 Cedar avenue in Redlands with his wife, Dorothy, and their two sons, David and Gregory. Another son, Don, is attending Long Beach State College. At the time of his promotion to captain, Elmore was serving his annual Air Force reserve duty as a major with the security and law enforcement division at Norton AFB. AREA NEWS CAROLINE SHEPHERST Miss Shepherst teaching at Crafton Caroline Shepherst, a Oregon resident, is a new grade teacher this year at ton elementary school.

Miss Shepherst is a 1963 uate of Walla Walla College, College Place, Wash. She later took a year of graduate work toward a master's degree there. She attended Portland Union Academy, Portland, Ore. In college, she was a member of Alpha Gimel Ain Girls club and served as vice president of her senior class. She lists piano as her special interest.

The new Crafton teacher lives at 25276 Barton road, Lom a Linda. Owen elected Kiwanis club president Ernest Owen, principal of Clement Junior High school, was elected today to serve as president of the Kiwanis Club of Redlands for the calendar year of 1967. Robert Sherrod, the incumbent president, will continue as head of "noon Kiwanis" until the end of this year. Succeeding Mr. Owen as vicepresident will be James Butler.

Others elected today were: Jack Williams, treasurer; Paul Tudor, John Salvesen and Dr. Clarence Carnahan, members of the board of directors. Announcement of Services MAY, Jesse J. 11:00 a.m. Today Redlands Chapel ROUNDTREE, William H.

2:00 p.m. Wednesday Valley Chapel Loma Linda PURKISS, Alfred Services Pending Valley Chapel Loma Linda Emmerson Mortuaries and Chapels BROOKSIDE AVE. 793-2441 Facts By Phone Mentone ROSEMARY 792-7119 Correspondent CASSEL Vows with a nephew who works in the Pentagon. Upon completion of her visit to the eastern states, she stopped in Indianapolis, to visit cousins before returning to the West Coast. Brickbealers to speak at local church A special program will be presented at the Mentone Assembly of God Church next Sunday evening when Rev.

Don Brickbealer, assistant pastor of the Assembly of God Church in Bloomington, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Brickbealer will also be present, and as director of the denomination's Missionette Program for this area will tell of the misionary work of the teen-age group. Rev. Wayne Marr, pastor of the Mentone church, invites the public to attend the 7 p.m.

program. and to hear these outstanding speakers. Family night planned A family night and potluck supper has been planned for tomorrow evening at the Mentone Congregational church. Serving will begin at 6:30 p.m. As part of the program the Mentone Minutemen 4H Club will present demonstrations of their work.

CHARTER PRESENTATION Members of the recently organized Cub Pack 20 look on as Rev. John Forster receives the Pack's charter from Dr. Richard McIntosh, representing the Grayback Scout Council executive committee. At left is Dick Weisberg, cubmaster, and at right is Jim Huckins, institutional representative. New Cub committee, at a meetSmiley school multiroom.

for the brief cereRev. John Forster, the sponsoring Jim Huckins, institu- The recently organized Cub, Scout Pack 20, sponsored by the First Evangelical Lutheran church, received its charter last night from the Grayback Council, Boy Scouts of America. Organized in June, Pack 20 was presented its charter by Dr. Richard L. McIntosh, resenting the Grayback Council Carl Hoag, 32120 Avenue executive Yucaipa, a resident of in the community for 37 years, died purpose here yesterday at the age of On hand 82.

mony were Mr. Hoag was a native of pastor of Pennsylvania. He and Mrs. Hoag church; came to California to live in 1928. For 14 years, he was employed in several areas in Yucaipa and then worked for eight years as a caretaker for the Warren Ranch in Mentone, retiring in 1950.

He leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen Da Vall Hoag; three sons. Richard DeVall Hoag of North Hollywood; C. Larry Hoag of Downey and Dr. Roger W.

Hoag of Berkeley; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy C. Inman of San Bernardino; a brother, Clyde W. Hoag of Binghamton, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Lola Bassett of Redlands; 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements have been made for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the F. Arthur Cortner Chapel with Rev. David Ivins, pastor of the Dunlap Community church, officiating. Interment will be in Montecito Me- morial Park.

Vital Records BIRTHS SCHWAB Born, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Marion R. Schwab. 990 Third street, Calimesa, Sept.

27, 1966, at Redlands Community hospital. DEATHS HOAG Died in Redlands. Sept. 26, 1966, Carl Hoag, 32120 Avenue Yucaipa, aged 82 years, native of Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the F.

Arthur Cortner Chapel, Rev. David Ivins, pastor of the Dunlap Community church, officiating. Interment in Montecito Memorial Park. NOTICE Richard A. Gardner, will not be responsible for Ruth Ann Gardners bills to creditors, from this day forward.

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Founded October 23, 1890, 78th year. Entered second class matter October 23, 1890, at the Post Office at Redlands, California, under act of March 3, 1878. SUBSCRIPTION RATE (In Advance) By Carrier Delivery One Month Six Months One Year Three Months By Mail One Month Year Loma Linda University officials broke ground at 1 p.m. today for the school's new 800-seat gymnasium-auditorium. The $300,000 structure will be constructed near the northeast corner of Campus and Stewart streets.

Principal use of the square foot building will be for physical education and related recreational activities for students. Jon Richard Scout pack 20 tional representative; Weisberg, cubmaster; Richard Krause, committee chairman; and committee members Gregg Danninger, Richard Bartel, Jim Fink and Russell Frank. The 17 members of Pack 20 are: Den 1 Mrs. Richard Krause, den mother. are Craig Christianson, Bruces Kinney, Roger Brown, Dan Johnson, Scott Knourek, Kurt Krause, Karl Krause, Randy Sandlin, and Mike Wilson.

Den 2 Mrs. Russell Frank. mother. Cubs are Robert gets charter Concienne, Brent Danninger, John Frank, Bruce Holt, Jon Johnson, Morris Tilden, Richard Wise and Paul Lemon. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES, Sept.

27 (UPI) Representative prices by size and grade all orange auction markets: 72s 88s 113s First grade .5.67 5.31 5.45 Second grade .4.69 4.74 4.78 138s 163s First grade .4.78 4.63 Second grade ...4.31 3.67 Missed Papers Phone Redlands Daily Facts circulation department before 6:30 p.m. week days, or 2:30 p.m. Saturdays to report missed papers and obtain delivery. emanc DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRATHI 215 Orange Street Redlands Phone 792-4405 Where you save Does make a difference! REDLANDS FEDERAL SAVINGS Is Proud to Present Its CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION As of August 31, 1966 ASSETS LIABILITIES First Mortgage Loans Savings Accounts $45,918,569.35 Cash on Hand and in Banks 1,119,490.38 Advances from Federal U.S. Government Bonds and Home Loan Bank NONE Stock in Federal Loans in Process 241,815.03 Home Loan Bank 3,818,303.75 Advance Payments by Borrowers Loans on Savings Accounts 142,931.45 for Taxes and Insurance 56,264.97.

FHA Title I Loans 240,984.96 Deferred Income and Properties Sold on Contract 16,888.25 Other Liabilities 107,295.88 Real Estate Owned 91,275.73 Accrued Dividends Office Buildings and Equipment, Payable 9-30-66 370,000.00 Less Depreciation 780,122.26 Reserves $3,413,556.89 Deferred Charges and Surplus 827,263.87 Other Assets 347,001.11 Total Reserves and Surplus 4,240,820.76 $50,934,765.99 $50,934,765.99, OFFICERS ROBERT E. KAHL President VARNUM E. President Secretary T. DOUGLAS Vice President Manager, Fontana Branch WILLIAM T. Vice President Manager, Redlands Office ROBERT G.

Vice President Manager, Yucaipa Branch J. EDWARD President Treasurer ROGER STEELMAN, Assistant Secretary Manager, Beaumont Branch JOAN M. Treasurer Auditor EDWARD B. Chief Appraiser DIRECTORS Robert E. Kahl Clarence W.

Hardy Edwin H. Themann Charles O. Pierpoint W. Eugene Malone W. E.

Shollenbarger Henry Van Mouwerik REDLANDS FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association A Redlands Home Office Fifth St. Citrus Ave. 793-2391 Fontana Branch 8601 Wheeler Ave. 875-0902 or 822-2256 Yucaipa Branch 35034 Yucaipa Boulevard 791-0181 Beaumsat Branch 725 Beaumont Avenue 845-3151 Home loons? Yes! See us now! Il's Going to Rain! Some Day Soon Why Not Have Your Roof Inspected Now? "Since 1925" Sunset Contractors, Inc. 700 New York St.

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