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October 2015
Ghost Walk
Tales from the
dark side, p10
Courier
Claremont
claremont-courier.com
Whats inside: Venture map/p4, event festivities/p5, booth listings/p6 Online: Haunted photo gallery on claremont-courier.com
Ghost stories
Claremont Ghost Walk: Tales from the dark side.
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Halloween town
City opens window on Da de los Muertos.
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A history of grief
COURIER archives reveal towns tricky past.
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Food Court
Booths located on First Street between Yale and
Harvard avenues.
Shuttle
Free service available between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
with buses every 10 to 15 minutes. Last shuttle pickup is at 5 p.m. Handicapped accessible. Shuttle parking and pick-up is available at the following locations: University Facilities: First and Mills, Taylor
Hall parking lot: Scripps/Indian Hill, and St.
Ambrose Episcopal Church: Bonita/Mountain. The
shuttle drop-off point can be found at the Metrolink
Parking: College/First.
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Kelly's Hartstrings
Recyclicious
elle-ments
Ames Creations
Bad Pickle Tees
Marcy's Bendable Hair Clips
Angel Girlz
Bag Lady
JWT Gnome
Maria
McGowan Studios Selling
Ecofunwear
KBD Studio
Jackapotamus
Blazin Trails
Pontigo
ini creations
Martha's Special T's
Cheyr-D-Zigns
Audrey Durnan
Trimitive
Rainbow Tie-Dyes
Not Made in China
Margaret George
Backseat Driver
Floradora Hats
Jones & Johnson Gourd Crafts
Captured Colors
Mod Clothing
Pure Intent
Nite Owl Ink
TLG Clothing
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Sunset Wave Art
Sun Lovers Place
Elizabeth Carr
Art by Ora
Quirino
Jason Mernick Metal Art
MOA Fine Art
Primordial Profiles
Piri Mee Studio
Aiko Institute
Patrick Morgan Artisan
Robert Marble
Pipers Photography
Daisy Punk, LLC
Maynard Breese Artist
Michelle's Art Design
Grant Bathke
NTKS
Jeanne Dana Paper and Stone
The Art of Robert Tyler
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Fiendish Thingies
Elizabeth Butterfield
Don Schimmel Photography
Zuniga's Art
Art By Opoku
Jolana Pineda
Jutta Mayrl
Dorothy Wallace Photography
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Tupperware
Nation Wide Real Estate Executives
ITT Technical Institute
Temple Beth Israel Preschool
Moultrie Academy of Music,
Voice & Dance
VNA Hospice & Palliative Care
Southern California
Pomona Valley Audubon Society
Southern California Golden
Retriever Rescue
Real Connections: A Village of
Community Senior Services
Pomona Valley Hospital
Medical Center
Claremont Museum of Art
Harry C. Brown, DDS
Origami Owl
Granite Creek Community Church
Sam & Alfreda Maloof Foundation
for Arts and Crafts
Pomona Catholic School
It Works- Independent Consultant
Saint Johns Sponge Co.
Int'l Lutheran Laymen's League
Claremont Yes on Public Safety
Intelligent Floor Solutions
Turf-n-California
Unleashed by Petco
Lucky Feet Shoes
Abundant Life Chiropractic
Next Door Solar
Perry's Collectibles
United Nations Association of
Pomona Valley
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Ceramics
Space# Company
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Barbara Lamb Ceramics
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The American Museum of
Ceramic Art
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JPW Pottery
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Pako Lazo
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Symphony of Creative Expressions
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Cactus Jack Ceramics
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Of The Earth Ceramics
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Mary Swann
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ShaJa Ceramics
Jan Cabrera
Malgosia Nowakowski
Rica Aghasi
Beyond Blue Ceramics
Venier Ceramics
Cardoza Pottery
Ellen Williams Ceramic Art
Squires Ceramic Studio
Potter of LaQuinta
Fabrile Studios
Ramona Paloma Tile Studios
Crafts
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Gerda Mason
Carl's Welding
Suzanne's
Curmudgeon Cards
Busy Brushes
Starfish Are People Too
The Happy Golfer
One Crafty Mess
The Smoke Stack Co.
I am Mandy Made
3 Dog Design
Dots Daughter Designs
Stone Struck
Pixie Village Cottages
Judy Morrison
Daisies
Stillwater Co.
Chicken Lips
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Grain in Focus
Kathleen Miller
Sun Kissed Herbal
Antiquity Body Care, LLC
Kori M. Capaldi
Baby Cadeaux
Cuddle Cups
Service Center for Independent Life
Craft 4 U
Elva Rodriguez
Inner Sol Body Essentials
Everyday Crafts Shop
Essential Addictions
Blossom Soap Co.
Body Scentsations
Larcon Products
Friends 1st Crafters
Judy Day
Country Neighbor Crafts
Heather's Cards
American Vintage Fare
Papermade Craft Shop
Botanicals by the Sea
Dianna's Gourds-n-Crafts
Martel Crafts
Broney Distributing
Elaine Cobb
Tarnished Angels
Kat's Dollies
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Frank's Bonsai
Cheep "Housing"
Lily's Florist & Gifts
S.C. Ironworks
Janet Jobe
Clay Do Flowers
Glass Garden Diva's
WS Home Craft
Vintage Chimes
Dennis Shaw Artist
Monalisa's
Pacific Winds
Windancer
Old Mexico Arts & Crafts
Violet Perfection by Gini
Barbara Larson/Art Metal
Food Court
Space# Company
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Rosa's Tacos
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Gourmet Blends
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Pams Sweet Shack
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Charlas
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All Stars Dips
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Cjontes
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Fallen Fruit from Rising Women
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Korean BBQ
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Green Mango Thai Bistro
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Planet Cookies
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Bert & Rocky's Cream Co.
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Olive Avenue
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Indonesian Satay
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Pine Haven Caf and Catering
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Diamond Valley Gourmet
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JB's Famous BBQ
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Bubba's Jerky
The Tamale Guy
Garysseasoning
Justin Popping Good Corn
Marco's Produce
Bamboo Hut
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
Now You're Poppin
Glass
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Michael Foster, Stained Glass
Follies
Jerry Lin
KS Creations
Glass Action Studio
Second Tyme Chimes
Beads Bottles and Bags by ME
M.Newmark Crystal Glass Nail Files
David Tate Blown Glass
Judy's Fusion
Caruso & Foschi Designs
Hand Blown Glass by Ivan Adaniya
Creative Glassworks by Christina
Jeff Price Art Glass
Phantasia Art Glass
Home Decor
Space# Company
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Diane Country Corner
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Brenda Landon
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Aprons, Etc.
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Kathy Bell
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HWL Tablecloth Sales
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Cindy Whitehead
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Leaf Motif
D's Designs
My Mother's Daughter
Wine Country Candles
Classy Sassy Sisters
Sew Rockin Designs
JL Company Market Baskets
Quillos by Pat
Vintage Rhodes
Happy Shacks
Waycool Candles
Oilcloth Alley
Vineglow
3 Old Hens
Cakes in Bloom
Blue Violet Muffin
Southern Charms
Pillow Picasso
Autumn Enchantment
Blankety Blank Designs
Outrageous Embroidery
RJ's Unique Boutique
Stella Star
Yu-neek
Stella Divina
Summerfield Candles
The Om
Natural Body & Bath
Good Vibrations
Handmade by Karen
Rena Howe Design
Cuzi's Custom Crafts & Embroidery
Susie Sew 'n' Sew
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Taj Taj Designs
Personal Touch
Silver Spoon Jewelry
Creations By Krys
Milestones
On The Rawks
Allan Mason
Rone Prinz
Helen Crisp
Elizabeth Carr
Sanderra
Exotika Fashion
Ancient Echoes
Sharon Kaplan Jewelry
Kay Taylor Handcrafted Jewelry
Atelier Akion
Voz Jewelry
William Harrold Design
Mi Juleree
Jackie Cohen Jewelry Designs
Leather E
Kozakh
Cathy's Earcuffs
Riokko Design
Studio of Bob Johnson
Panache Jewelry
Tiffany's House, Inc.
Little Muse Designs
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Jewelry by Naomi
Eco-Je'
Despina Buoncristiani Couture
TLC Pearls
Wings Studio, Inc.
Sweets & Sparkles
Linda's Jewelry Creations
T Stones Jewelry
Music
Space# Company
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Livingston Music
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Arrow Records
Village Business
Space# Company
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The Chama
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Vintage Odyssey
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The Bath Workshop
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Healthy Hair Bar Salon and Wigs
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Cheese Cave
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Xerxes for Gents
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Tocaja
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Tattle Tails
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Claremont Chamber of Commerce
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The Diamond Center
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Claremont Village Treasures
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Some Crust Bakery
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Podges Claremont Deli & Juice
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Sunny Days
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Amelie
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Buddhamouse Emporium
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Folk Music Center
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City of Claremont
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The Men's Shop
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Himalayan Collections
Hendricks Pharmacy
Tintura Salon
Jacqueline's Home Dcor
Friends of the Claremont Library
Rio de Ojas
Aromatique Skin & Body Care
First City Credit Union
Mint Leaf Natural Products
& Massage
Escape Salon
Claremont Lock & Key
Art and Sol Fine Art Classes
Maple Boutique
Vom Fass
Bottega 25
Replay Vintage
Wood
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Zofia's Boxes
Grandpas Off His Rocker
Imagination Depot
rayroundsdesigns
GW Wilson Co.
Eduardo Fernandez
Gomez Carvings, LLC
James Hoover Woodworks
Birds Wood Shack
Hudson River Inlay
Wood Craft by David
Wood U Like
The Great American Toy Company
D and D Woodworking
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The fourth stop on the ghost walk tour was none other than Bridges Auditorium, Pomona Colleges famous theater. Staff and visitors insist the historic
venue is haunted.
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The fourth stop on the tour was Pomona Colleges historic and famous theater, Bridges Auditorium. Storyteller Chuck Ketter described the origin and
activities of resident ghost Walter.
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a de los
Muertos is a
holiday traditionally celebrated by
Hispanic families
and friends who
gather together to
pray for and remember loved ones who
have died. These
events take place on November 1 and 2,
and often people will build altars that
include family memorabilia and favorite
foods and beverages of the deceased.
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CARLOS, 909-964-7631 PAT, 909-214-1002
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COURIER
photo/Steven
Felschundneff
Pedestrians
pass by Rio De
Ojas, where
they have displayed a Da de
los Muertos
altar for many
years.
Happy Autumn!
Ellie Goritz
REALESTATEBROKER
Lic. #00466987
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Now and Then: The City of Trees once went wild on October 31
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COURIER archive
A T.G.&Y. advertisement
from the October 19,
1961 edition of the
Claremont COURIER
Shopping Bee showcases Halloween goodies from spooks to
clowns, witches to
queens...a costume for
every little boy and girl,
and just $1.98 each. Let
them choose their
favorite one, complete
with mask.
COURIER archive
The front page of the October 29, 1953 edition of
the Claremont COURIER highlights Halloween festivities, encouraging residents to enjoy community
events instead of causing grief. The article
states: The few who believe that Halloween night
gives them a license to destroy other peoples
property will find more than ghosts and goblins.
They will discover that [Chief of Police T. E.]
Swoveland has asked the Reserve police members
to assist that evening and has arranged for the use
of several extra vehicles as patrol units.
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COURIER, shows that the city was facing familiar concerns: Gushing Fireplugs to be Serious
Offense on Halloween Due to Water Shortage.
Gushing fire hydrants and flaming palm trees are
OUT this Halloween because of the critical water
shortage affecting Claremont and other parts of
Pomona valley after a five-year drought, the newspaper noted.
If too much water was wasted via open hydrants
or was used to quench mischief fires, the article
warned, the city might find itself short of water
needed to fight a major fire.
Then Police Chief Paul Gordon expressed dismay
at the way the holiday seemed to transform residents
into Claremonsters: There have been few good
pranks or jokes observed here in recent years, and
far too many leading to vandalism.
The previous year must have been particularly
disheartening for Chief Gordon and his crew. The
article recalled the vandalism toll of Halloween
1948, which included no less than 37 fire-plug gushers, 11 torched palms and six other minor fires.
Local firefighters were right to be vigilant about
the water supply. Much like today, Claremont was
facing unusually high temperatures, as recorded in
the November 4, 1948 edition of the COURIER.
The front page included a weather update titled 20Year November Heat Record Set. November 1 and
2 had highs of 90 and 93, respectively. It had been
90 degrees on Halloween.
Heated Halloween mayhem continued apace for
the next several years. A 1954 post-mortem on the
holidays toll, Halloween Pranks Do Small Damage
Over 4-Day Period, gave a nod to the citys growing
reputation for ghoulish games.
All Saints Eve was a reasonably quiet one for
Claremont, but the pace picked up in the following
few days as belated celebrants got in their licks.
Two small rugs were stolen off a Ms. Norma
Woods porch, depriving her Cocker Spaniel
Blackout of his usual napping spot. A palm tree was
set ablaze in Oak Park Cemetery, and two residents
reported rowdy revelers emptying trash cans full of
garbage on their property.
Perhaps most outraged was a west Baseline resident who informed police that a gang of hoodlums had pelted her house with eggs.
Its been some time since the polices crackdown
on widespread Halloween hoodlumism warranted
front-page coverage. But update the police chiefs
name to Paul Cooper and the warning stands. Keep
it safe, sane and water-wise this Halloween. And
leave those palm trees alone!
Sarah Torribio
storribio@claremont-courier.com
Ween dog costume contest will commence at 2 p.m. and the Rainforest
Romp Animal show will take place at
2:30 p.m. At 3:30 p.m., kids are asked
to return to the Depot for a childrens
costume contest.
Call Human Services for more information at (909) 399-5490.
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rtist A. G. Castaneda
or Gus, as many call
himis known for his
dark subject matter. With his
current exhibition at Claremont
gallery The Colony at Loft 204,
Mr. Castaneda challenges what
he calls the dark stigma.
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numerous plays and noticing the lack of quality costumes available. The two began building the company in Mr. Hinrichsens garage until they outgrew the
space. Ms. Hinrichsen married into the business in
1984 after meeting Mr. Hinrichsen during a production of The Music Man that the pair starred in.
Over the course of three decades, the Hinrichsens
have revolutionized costume rentals in their Benson
Avenue location in Upland. The building that was
once an auto-repair shop has been thoroughly overhauled, with every possible workspace covered in
fabric, feathers, glitter and get-ups.
But not all remnants of the buildings past could be
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The Theatre Company owner and actress Barbara Hinrichsen among her many costumes.
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Jessica Gustin Pfahler dances as Carmen Miranda in a brightly colored and ruffled dress, complete with a fruit turban.
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