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San Bernardino County Sun

San Bernardino County Sun

The San Bernardino County Sun

Marsi Sipherd Is Miss Pioneer Pass

Aug. 29, 1965 featured image
The terrace of the Yucca Valley Golf Club was the sight of the Pioneer Pass Camera Cavalcade Press Night Friday night in which Marsi Sipherd of Twentynine Palms was chosen to reign as Miss Pioneer Pass during the classic three-day Pioneer Pass Golf Challenge on Oct. 1, 2, 3.

Filipponi Named Golf Field Judge

Sept. 29, 1965 Featured image
eo A. Higgins, acting general chairman of the Pioneer Pass Golf Challenge Committee, has received the official confirmation of acceptance of the post of PPGC head field judge from Mervyn L. Filipponi, former recreation director of the Yucca Valley Park and Recreation District.

Golden Empire: ‘Shades of the Old West’

Mar. 4, 1966 featured image
Pioneertown, Calif., a 19th century โ€ข designed town once used as a movie set for numerous Western movies in the 1940โ€™s and 50โ€™s, is fast becoming the โ€œcapitalโ€ of one of the most exciting land developments in the history of California the California Golden Empire. This 30-square-mile planned community is located in the high desert area approximately 120 miles northeast of the Los Angeles Civic Center and near the city of Yucca Valley. Benton Lefton, a former Cleveland developer, is head of the California Golden Empire.

Lots in Golden Empire First Unit Half-Sold

Mar. 27, 1966 featured image
Preliminary sales reports received by Benton Lefton, head of the California Golden Empire, indicated that 50% of the available lots developed to date in the first phase of this 30-square-mile planned community have already been sold on a reservation basis โ€“ less than 90 days after of land development was announced.

Fire Destroys
Red Dog Saloon

Apr. 9, 1966 featured image
The long bar was used as an interior shot in countless western movies, filmed here in years gone by. The back portion of this bar, an authentic antique, was reported to have come from France via sailing ship to New Orleans in the post-Civil War period. From there it was dismantled, crated and shipped by wagon train to California. It, too, was destroyed.