The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 30

SUN-TELEGRAM (Barstow-Yucca Valley-29 Palms) July 15, 1977 Board applicant (Continued from C-1) called she will run, but she said she will not head any campaign to circulate petitions. Monds, who also has seven children, has been a general insurance Charles Monds new trustee agent for 4 and one-half years. He is a retired highway patrol officer with 15 years service. Monds said he decided last week to apply for the seat because he is interested in the school system and its problems. He said he has concerns about enrollments and shrinking school boundaries.

Monds said he approves of the reorganization and consolidation of schools but "I don't like it." Monds said he is acquainted with most of the board members though he never discussed the appointment with any of them. Kolbly said during the board meeting Wednesday he had talked to the candidates and was reluctant to interview them publicly because they might be "embarrassed" by personal questions. However, Monds and Hawkins said they would have been welcomed the public interview. "Frankly, I expected to be questioned," Monds said. Kolbly told reporters Monds was chosen because "Mrs.

Hawkins has spoken against us many times. We be or have to have someone who is going to work with the Engagement Picture Harmon, Turner FONTANA The engagement of Billie Lynette Harmon and Kenneth Wayne Turner has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon of 17444 Hibiscus Ave. The bride-elect attended Fontana High School and is.

a graduate of Ridgecrest High School. She is employed by Turner Disposal in Ridgecrest. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner of Ridgecrest, also attended Fontana High School and is employed by Turner Disposal.

The couple will exchange vows July 30 at the First Baptist Church in Fontana. Billie L. Harmon Pretend pilots Children enjoy playing Group discusses new desert county PINON HILLS Only 14 persons came to the chamber of commerce meeting here this week to discuss forming a new desert county, but they took away half a dozen petitions to fill. Stuart Randall of Hesperia, a member of the Sun County Steering Committee, explained that the petition is to Gov. Edmund G.

Brown to appoint a five-man commission to study the feasibility of making a separate county out of what is now roughly the First Supervisorial District of San Bernardino County. The petitions, which have been circulating since April 13, will be gathered Sept. 12, Randall said. Signatures will be tallied for the first time July 31. The proposed desert county, which would include Wrightwood but not Big Bear and extend to Yucca Valley, Needles and Trona, would contain about 18,000 square miles of land and about 160,000 residents.

The area's assessed value, Randall said, is about 17 per cent of the assessed value of Bernardino County. The map Randall brought to show residents here proposes that the new county, after formation, be divided into four districts, each with approximately the same area. Political apathy among younger desert residents, many of whom are not registered to vote, Randall said he found discouraging. He has spoken to groups in Wrightwood and Hesperia and said he plans to take the petitions to Trona. Petition circulation has been slow so far, Randall said, because he has been ill.

Victorville officials expect city's biggest building year VICTORVILLE New construction applications have been keeping the city building staff hopping, city building director Jerry Brumett said. Brumett said he expects the 1977-78 fiscal year to be the city's biggest year in building activity, based on the number of applications that have appeared and are being prepared. last three weeks alone we have had 15 sets of plans come in," Brumett said. The interest in construction increased dramatically in the last six months, Brumett said. The value of permits issued in 1976-77 was $5.5 million, compared with $2.5 million the year before.

Major projects under construction include: a medical center on 11th Street across from Victor Valley Hospital, valued at $1.5 million; a $328,000 warehouse for individual storage on Yates Road east of Interstate 15; a commercial building on Park Avenue south of Palmdale road, valued at and 20 homes throughout the city. Brumett said his office is preparing to issue permits for: Sixty apartment units at the intersection of Molino, Lorene, and La Paz streets, valued at $1.3 million. The apartments are planned by Joel McCarter; Two commercial buildings on Seventh Street be- People and places First Mass TRONA After being ordained on June 25 at St. Joseph's Cathedral in San Diego, the Rev. Father Robert England came back here to celebrate his first Mass on July 3 in St.

Madeleine's Catholic Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete England, former Trona residents, and he was born in Trona and attended schools here. He graduated from high school in 1968.

Fr. England, 27, converted to Catholicism in 1960 and was baptized by Fr. John Desmond, then pastor of St. Madeleine's. England receive a bachelor's degree in theology from St.

Francis Seminary San Diego. He studied philosophy and theology at St. Meinrad's Seminary in Indiana and then returned to St. Francis to receive a master's degree last Fr. MaYohn Gallagher, former pastor of St.

Madeleine's gave the sermon at the July 3 Mass. Fr. Photo by Alta Rutherford in the World War II airplane at the Banning Airport. Obituaries Roy W. Davisson, Victorville Roy W.

Davison, 79, of Victorville, died Tuesday in the Santa Fe Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles. He was born in Kansas and had lived in Victorville and Oro Grande 48 years. Davisson was a telegrapher and agent for the Santa Fe Railway 44 years. Survivors include four sons, Jackson of Barstow, Shirley of Victorville, David of Lakewood and Donnie of Apple Valley; and nine grandchildren. Services are scheduled for 2 p.m.

Saturday at Kern Memorial Chapel, and burial will be in Victor Valley Memorial Park. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the mortuary. The family requests memorial donations be made to the Victorville Senior Citizens Club, 14874 Mojave Drive. Regina L.

Pickens, Hinkley Regina L. Pickens, 80, was born in Arkansas months. Survivors include her son, Ralph B. of Texas; HO ELR 16856 STREET TONITE THRU TUESDAY CINEMA I WALT DISNEY presents THe Gnome MOBiLe 7:00 Sat. Sun.

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Tonite Thru Tuesday (PG) 8:30 ALL NEWAIRPORT A UNIVERSAL PICTURE PG TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION. Showing at 10:20 Hinkley and Etta Mae Letual of Moccasin, brothers Yarnell and Zebedee Whitehurst, both of Texas; a sister, Doshie Walls of Arizona; and four grandchildren. Services are scheduled for 10 a.m Monday at Mead Mortuary, and burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Barstow. Helen R. Crosier, Apple Valley Helen R.

Crosier, 76, of Apple Valley, died Wednesday in Apple Valley. She was born in Colorado and had lived in Apple Valley seven years. Survivors include a son, Jerre H. Crosier of Newhall; four daughters, Barbara Brubaker of Barstow, Mary Lou Sawyer of La Verne, Jean Woolsey of Pomoma and Judi Vischer of Concord; two sisters, Grace Woodruff of Arizona and Mary McAdoo of Upland; 14 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m.

today at the La Verne Cemetery. Todd Memorial Chapel in Pomona is directing. The family requests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society and the Arthritis Foundation. of Hinkley, died Tuesday. She and had lived in Hinkley eight husband, David O.

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tween Lorene and Green Tree Boulevard. They are valued at a total of $170,000, Brumett said; A new church, St. John Evangelical Lutheran, on Yates Road; and Expansion of a the Mama Mia's pizza restaurant on Village Drive. Also, there have been zoning and planning checks on 150 housing units, Brumett said. Inquiries about construction indicate "we are going to be busy for at least two years," he said.

"After that it will depend on the general economy." Military personnel Curtis Johnson HONOLULU, Hawaii TWENTYNINE PALMS Coast Guard Fireman Ap- Lance Corporal Chester Robert E. Curtis, W. Johnson, son of Mr. and of Clyde B. Curtis of Mrs.

Francis A. Myers of prentice son 25548 W. Highway 66, 1143 Park Redlands, Barstow, has reported for has been promoted to his duty aboard the Coast present rank while serving Guard cutter Mellon, home- at Marine Corps Base here. ported here. A 1974 graduate of Redlands High School, he He joined the coast guard joined the marine in corps in February.

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