The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 28

March IS, 1979 (Rdlands) THE SUN B-3 Investigation on apartment asked permit 2 -J 'v -r r- vi I mm' 11 iM Ill 11 ISBHHIKWPK I ill WBmMMmms I IM i liSMSsiiMiSiSKSi Mmm segment of the population," Schindler said. "The reductions were granted in good faith on the part of the city to facilitate home ownership for older persons. "The department now finds that at least two homes are being sold to persons under 45 years of age. If this is true, the owner is in violation of the terms of the permit in my opinion," Schindler said. Schindler said if the city didn't investigate the case and take action it would mean "that we don't have property development standards in this city." The planning director said the matter should be referred to City Attorney Edward Taylor for review and "follow-up action" by the City Council.

Commissioner Max Kreston made the motion for the commission to concur with Schindler's recommendation. It was approved unanimously. Kaufman is the third owner of the project since it was first proposed to the city nearly three years ago. The commission granted tentative approval to W.J.E. Corp.

in September 1976 to construct a 44-unit "senior citizen housing project." W.J.E. are the initials of San Bernardino builder Wilmer Engevik, a Redlands resident. The City Council granted tentative approval to the tract map on the project on March 1, 1977, with Engevik still the developer. On Nov. 15, 1977, the council granted final approval to the project after the ownership transferred to VACO Developers, Inc.

Kaufman's firm assumed the ownership after that date, Schindler said. Schindler contended that, although the age restriction on housing was not specifically addressed at each hearing on the project, "it was understood by all." By MIKE MURPHY Sun Staff Writer REDLANDS The Planning Commission here has urged the city attorney's office to investigate possible violations of a conditional use permit granted to the builder of a 44-unit housing complex here. The issue, Planning Director Bill Schindler said, is whether or not housing units are being sold to buyers under the age of 45, which he said would be in conflict with restrictions included in the permit. The developer, Melvin Kaufman, of Redlands Homes, of Laguna Hills, could not be reached for comment Wednesday. The tract is now nearing completion at the southeast corner of New York and State streets.

Schindler said the conditions, covenants and restrictions for the project were recorded July 14, 1978. In the document was wording that "this project is designed and intended for the use and residence of those persons who have attained age 45." Feb. 26, Kaufman filed an amendment to the document, Schindler said, that altered the wording, deleting the restriction on age. Schindler said the project was granted certain reductions in the property development standards of the R-2 zone "because the project would be voluntarily restricted to persons 45 years and older." Less than minimum standards for covered parking, lot area, lot width and lot depth were accepted by the commission and City Council based on that understanding, Schindler said. "The reductions in standards were granted in order to provide needed cost of housing reductions for a specific Students follow as Franci Lee demonstrates moves Disco beat YUCAIPA Those who prefer the music of Lawrence Welk and Myron Floren may not be interested.

However, there is growing evidence here that people, old as well as young, are picking up the disco beat. Franci Lee, a teacher at Yucaipa Intermediate School, offers a disco dance class that is breaking enrollment records at Yucaipa Adult School. Lee says disco is for the young as well as the young at heart. More than 80 are enrolled in two sections of the course Lee is teaching in the current eight-week quarter. The price is right $10 for eight lessons.

The only thing missing in the Yucaipa Intermediate School cafeteria are multi-colored lights and a sophisticated sound system. The class members range in age from teenage to more than 60. "We dance to a different beat each week so when students hit the disco scene they can handle all types of music fast or slow," Lee said. "A lot of people say it's like the jitterbug, but, for most students, disco is a totally new experience." Lee says disco dancing is her favorite. "They say it's here to stay, but if it doesn't, it's been great exercise." One older couple taking lessons described the dancing as "relaxing." The final exam for the course is a visit to an area to try out what they've learned.

engagement picture mmmm WMi II ft ,4 i. the Myers, Kehne REDLANDS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers of Redlands have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathy, to Craig Kehne, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Kehne of Tempe, Arizona. The bride-elect is a graduate of Redlands High School and is employed at Brookside Convalescent Hospital. The future bridegroom is a graduate of Tempe High School and Universal Technical Enstitute. He is a member of the United States Marine Corps and is stationed at Camp Pendleton. The couple plan to be married June 23 at the First United Methodist Church.

people places step Craig Kehne and Yucalpo chool photos patient Rudy Lara of Barstow Frausto won his match and Victor Hernandez lost on a de-cision at the San Bernardino County fairgrounds. In a Junior Diamond Belt tourney at Santa Ana, Xavier Baeza won on a technical knockout; Victor and Louis Hernandez also won. include firing and use of molds, Another class will be offered from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning March 20.

For more information call the Community Center. Christian women REDLANDS A fashion show is scheduled as a part of the luncheon meeting of the Christian Women's Club at noon March 20 at the San Bernardino County Museum. Reservations must be made by March 16 and may be made by calling Dolores Johnson at 793-1391 or Frances Hearn at 793-5757. Club members will model clothes from Webb's and Sharon Sheehan and Emilie Barnes are scheduled to make presentations. Republican women YUCAIPA Rita Miller, county director of the Eagle Forum, is scheduled to speak at a meeting of the Republican Wom en's Club at 1 p.m.

March 16 at the clubhouse. A Share-a-Dish luncheon is scheduled for noon. Miller's topic will be the International Year of the Child, "A Threat or a Promise?" the wedding picture tist 7-1, Pawnee Plastic 4-3, Muscle Mike's No. Two 44, First Methodist 0-8. First Baptist won regular season championship by beating Pawnee Plastics 52-35.

Muscle Mike's beat First Methodist 61-38. Redlands PAL boxers REDLANDS Boxers from the Redlands Police Athletic League fared practices the cuddle Hemet; Drew of La Mirada; Kennedy of Barstow; and St. Mary's of Los Angeles. Since the inception of the relays in 1974, Frisbie of Rialto has won or tied for the championship three times while Clement and Cope have each won a share of the title. Hemet won in 1975.

Adult basketball REDLANDS Standings and scores in the Redlands Recreation adult basketball league through March 12: A League Muscle Mike's No. One Operation Second Chance 5-2, Lord Byron's Pizza 4-2, Ernie's 4-3, Big Masonry 4-3, Midtown Pharmacy 2-5, Wallbaum's Automotive 2-5, Stix Stones 0-7. Muscle Mike's clinched the regular season championship with a 5544 win over Big D. Other scores: Lord Byron's 66, Wallbaum's 60; Second Chance 58, Midtown 57; Ernie's by forfeit over Stix Stones. Dance scheduled stress physical agility.

REDLANDS The Al- Those who pass the physi-lied Senior Citizens Club, cal exams will be given an will sponsor a dinner oral interview. well in three tournaments conducted March 9-11 in Los Angeles, Victorville and Santa Ana. In a youth boxing show at the Alexandria Hotel in Los Angeles, Chuck Rodriguez, Louis Hernandez and Jimmy Frausto won matches and a trip to San Jose in April for a tournament there. In a benefit boxing show for heart transplant bulletin board After extensive training the crew will serve in the summer fire season as supplements to the regular crews. Bake sale REDLANDS The St.

Mary's Altar Society will sponsor a bake sale following Mass March 18 at St. Mary's Church, 1005 Columbia St. Charlotte Gonzales will be in charge. Travel films YUCAIPA Germany will be featured in a film series presented at 7 p.m. March 20 in the Camellia Room in Faith Fellowship Hall at the United Methodist Church.

"Along the Romantic Road," "Urban Development, Urban Climate" and "The Rhine" will be shown. The public is invited. Couple Youth softball REDLANDS Signups for the 1979 Redlands Recreation youth softball season will be conducted from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. March 15 at the Community Center, 111 W.

Lugonia Ave. The participation fee is $7 per player. The program is open to youngsters seven to 17 years of age. For more information contact youth sports coordinator Altus Menifee at 793-2731. Baseball for Boys REDLANDS Umpires and scorekeepers are needed for the 1979 Baseball for Boys program.

The first meeting for persons interested in the job is at 7:30 p.m. March 22 at the Orangewood Recreation Center, 515 Texas St. Experience is preferred but not required, said youth sports coordinator Altus Menifee. Umpires must be 17 years or older. Minimum age for scorekeepers is 15.

Redlands Relays REDLANDS Sixteen schools will compete at University of Redlands March 24 in the sixth annual Redlands Relays ninth grade invitational track and field meet. The events in both girls' and boys' divisions begin at noon and conclude about 4:30 p.m. Meet director Ernie Owen said the field for this year's relays is one of the largest ever. The 1978 meet was canceled because of rain. In the field this year are teams from Alder, Fon-tana and Sequoia junior highs of Fontana; Clement, Cope, and Moore of Redlands; Frisbie, Kolb and Rialto of Rialto; Raney, Norco, and Auburndale of Corona; I Journalism winners REDLANDS Students in the area have received awards in the Inland Journalism Education Association Write-Offs.

Leo Florendo won sec ond place and David shuey took 13th place in the sports division from Clement Junior High School. The yearbook team of Joyce Yamashita, Cathy Ahem, Peggy Juran and Patty Polumbo took second place from Cope Junior High. Moore Junior High School winners included Alicia Lapides, second place, and Christine Ester-ly, third place, in the news division; Heidi Barlow, second, and Molly Dyke, third, in features; Mark Warock, first in sports and Kyra Roghair took first place in cartooning. Scott Bell took first place, Pam Ryan second, Laurie Sauvage sixth and Ann Lepper ninth in the edito rial division. team High place.

Steve The yearbook from Redlands School took first The team includes Hasso, Andy Catherine Tester and 0 Kathy Myers 3 Daniel Injo Tan George Wurangian and Donald Chang. The bride is a graduate of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine and is employed in private practice. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ibrahim Injo of Loma Linda, also is a graduate of LLU School of Medicine and is employed at the Loma Linda University Medical Center.

The couple plans to live in Loma Linda. Bl League USRPI 7-i; The Community Services Reliable Plastics 5-2, Nude Department is looking for Rat 5-2, VA Hospital 4-3, 15 people to serve on the KCAL 4-3, Mark Anthony Housing Opportunities 34, Optimist Club 2-5, Program Advisory Corn-Wilson's 2-5, Sorenson's mittee. 0-7. Senior citizens, low-in- USRPI won the regular come and ethnic groups season championship are encouraged to apply. and dance from 7 to mid night March 17 at the Community Center.

Admission will be $1.75 and dinner will include beef burritos and menudo for $1.25 per serving. The public is welcome. Housing advisory group SAN BERNARDINO For more information contact Lon McClintock at the Community Services Department, 686 E. Mill St. Deadline for all applications will be March 30.

Firefighter testing YUCAIPA The California Department of Forestry and County Fire Warden's Office will conduct testing for seasonal firefighters March 17 at Crafton Hills College. Over 350 men and women have applied for the positions. The tests will Shirley and Injo, GRAND TERRACE Shirley Tan became the bride of Daniel Injo in a ceremony performed Feb. 18 at the Azure Hills Adventist Church. The bride, daughter of Pastor and Mrs.

Philip with a 76-59 win over Reliable Plastics. Other scores: -VA Hospital 59, KCAL 57; Optimists 62, Wilson's 45; Mark Anthony forfeit over Sorensons. B2 League Redlands Bible 7-1, Sun Saver Pools 5-3, Tommy's Market 44, Overcrest Fellowship 44, Oak Glen 2, Redlands Paint 2-6. Scores: Overcrest 60, Tommy's 54; Redlands Bible 47, Sun Saver 45; Oak Glen forfeit over Redlands Paint. League First Bap- Marianne Sluis took first Tan of Grand Terrace, place and John Drinkard was attended by Sharon placed 10th in the fea- Tan, maid of honor, and tures division.

Dwayne Ul- Meliani Kusoema, matron mer placed sixth and Phil of honor, and Janice Jolley placed 10th in Chang, bridesmaid, sports stories. The The bridegroom was at-Hobachi placed fifth in tended by Sam Kusoema sweepstakes. is best man. Ushers were Adult ceramics REDLANDS An Adult Ceramics class will be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. beginning March 15 at the Community Center, 111 Lugonia Ave.

Fee for the six-week course will be $10 and will.