The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 20

The Sun FRIDAY, March 18, 1988 OBITUARIES Richard G. Negrete SAN BERNARDINO Richard G. Negrete, 61, passed away here March 15, 1988. He was a lifetime resident and worked for Santa Fe Railway for 40 years as a carman mechanic and was a member of the Santa Fe Friendship Club. Survivors include his wife, Helen of San Bernardino; sons, Bruno of San Bernardino, and Norman of Colton; daughters, Anna Cano of Colton, Sophia Negrete and Valerie Rodriguez, both of San Bernardino; 10 grandchildren; brothers, Jess, Ralph and Tony of San Bernardino, Albert of Colton and Jack of San Francisco; sisters, Sophie Martinez and Lucy Barrios of San Bernardino.

Friends may call from noon to 4:30 p.m. and rosary is 7 p.m., both Friday at Mark B. Shaw Memorial Chapel. Mass is 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, followed by interment at Mountain View Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society Inland Empire Unit, 2060 Chicago Suite A- 17, Riverside 92507, or St. Bernardine Hospital Hospice Program, 2101 N. Waterman San Bernardino 92404. Susana Arriaga Guel COLTON Susana Arriaga Guel, 86, a 51-year resident, died here March 15, 1988. She was a member of the Sociedad Protectiba Mexicana of Colton, Lojia No.

2, and San Salvador Catholic Church. Survivors include daughters, Josephine Guel and Mollie Herrera, both of Colton, Daisy, Underwood of La Puente, Lupe Limon of Montebello, Virginia Singh of San Diego and Isabel Binder of Glendale; brother, Matias Arriaga of Colton; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; one greatgreat-grandchild. Mass is 10 a.m. today at San Salvador church, followed by interment at Green Acres Memorial Park in Bloomington. Knopsnyders is directing.

Emily Neil Bryant SANTA PAULA Emily Neil Bryant, a former longtime resident of San Bernardino, died March 15, 1988. She was born Jan. 28, 1904, in Oklahoma. Survivors include her brother, Levi Henry Brown of Santa Paula. Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m.

Sunday at Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary. Chapel service is 11 p.m. Monday at the mortuary, with private interment at Mountain View Cemetery. VITALS Births AARON A boy Feb. 23, 1988, to Judy and Chris Aaron, Chino Hills.

San Dimas Community Hospital DEGLER A boy March 1, 1988, to Lisa and Brian Degler, Rancho Cucamonga. San Dimas Community Hospital GOGER A girl March 1, 1988, to Sharon and Mark Goger, Ontario. San Dimas Community Hospital HAR Twin girls Feb. 23, 1988, to Karen Hartman and David Hand, Rancho Cucamonga. San Dimas Community Hospital PAVER A girl March 10, 1988, to Joanna and John Paver, Ontario.

San Dimas Community Hospital SCOTT A girl March 12. 1988, to Stephanie and Kenneth Scott, Fontana. San Dimas Community Hospital WILKERSON A girl March 4, 1988, to Laurie and Mark Wilkerson, San Bernardino. San Dimas Community Hospital Marriage licenses BURNS-VICTOR Bradford 32; Catherine 28; both of Skyforest CHILIAN-MAHONE Steven 33; Susan 32; both of Victorville DAVIS both of Loma Thomas Linda 30; Susan GINGER-STECHENFINGER Steve 18; Mary 19: both of San Bernardino GITHENS-GOODWIN Gregory 22, of Twentynine Palms; Annette 21, of Livermore HAYES-HUMPHREY David 18: Yolanda 19; both of San Bernardino JAUREGUI-LOZANO Edward 19; Maria 17; both of Grand Terrace LACY-BROWN Michael 33; Cynthia 26; both of Victorville MACK-BLOUNT -Jimmy 25, of Chino; Rita 33, of Long Beach PACE-LAVENDER Kenneth 22; Judith 21; both of Yucaipa SIMON-DAHLSTROM Blaine 26; Mary-Ann, 25; both of Acton SKOMAL-CHATWOOD Edward 41, of Redlands; Joan 49, of Grand Terrace SPEARS-SIMMONS Harold K. 22; Clara 19; both of Fontana YOUNG-BOWMAN Eric 21, of Ohio; Cretia 20, of Seville Deaths BANDY Thomas 88, of Yucaipa.

Died March 10, 1988. Cortner Pierce Brothers Funeral Chapel BRYANT Emile 84, of Santa Paula. Charles E. Bruce FONTANA Charles E. Bruce, 67, a 43-year resident, died March 16, 1988.

He was born Aug. 2, 1920, in Iowa. He was a retired captain at Central Valley Fire Department and was a Lodge member 653. of Masonic Survivors include his wife, Claire Bruce; daughter, Charlene Venhaus; son, Wayne Bruce; three grandchildren. Memorial service is 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Fontana Masonic Lodge in conjunction with Central Valley Fire Department. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Fontana Hospice. Jean Blair Fredericks RUNNING SPRINGS Jean Blair Fredericks, an 18-year resident, died here March 17, 1988. She was born in Wilson, on Oct. 30, 1923, and was a retired electronics inspector, homemaker and mother.

She was a member of St. Anne's in the Mountains Catholic Church. She was a member and former president of Skyforest Elks Ladies. Survivors include her husband, Robert Fredericks; sons, the Rev. Michael Fredericks of Alta Loma, Thomas Fredericks and wife, Monica, of Running Springs; daughter, Laurie Prentice of Tustin; grandchildren, Danny, Eric, Bobby, Julie, Jennifer, and Amanda.

Mass is 7:30 p.m. Monday at St. Anne's church, with interment at Riverside National Cemetery. Bobbitt Memorial Chapel is directing. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Elks Major Project, handicapped children.

Earl Edwin Born LOMA LINDA Earl Edwin Born, a longtime resident, died March 16, 1988. He was born Nov. 26, 1915, in Spring Valley, Minn. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Born of Loma Linda; brothers, Harold Born of Chaska, and Vernon Born of Spring Valley, sisters, Frieda Meisiner of Lake City, Margaret Russert of Winona, and Helen Root of Spring Valley, Minn. Chapel service is 1:30 p.m.

Monday at Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary. Sun obituaries are paid advertising. They are prepared by the classified advertising department. For information, call (714) 888-3252. George 70, of Redlands.

MEIER, March 13, 1988. Cortner Pierce Brothers Funeral Chapel MITCHELL Dora 82, of Redlands. Died March 11, 1988. Cortner Pierce Brothers Funeral Chapel MOORE James W. 56, of Fontana.

Died March 16, 1988. Bobbitt Memorial Chapel PARKER Alice 55, of Rialto. Died March 16, 1988. Bobbitt Chapel SCHULTE George, 85, of Colton. Died March 16, 1988.

Colton Funeral Chapel STRELLA Lester, 53, of San Bernardino. Died March 13, 1988. Grove Mortuary Died March 15, 1988. Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary COX Joseph, 77, of Highland. Died March 1988.

Hughes Chapel AP WIREPHOTO Manson and Geraldo Mass murderer Charles Manson raises an eyebrow for the camera during a recent interview with television reporter Geraldo Rivera at San Quentin prison. Portions of the interview are scheduled to appear in a nationally syndicated TV special. Asbestos being removed from San Quentin prison By DONNA HOROWITZ Gannett News Service SAN QUENTIN Asbestostreated shingles and bags of plaster containing asbestos found at San Quentin prison a week ago are being removed. There is no threat to the health of inmates or prison workers, an official says. "We're going through the warehouses with a team of people, looking through other possible things that aren't marked asbestos but might be asbestos," said prison spokesman Dave Langerman.

"We're doing a clean sweep." A nearby running track for minimum-security inmates was closed following discovery of the Mark B. Locally Owned 75 Years MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1525 No. Waterman Avenue 889-0173 Maurice Matzkiw Mass: Friday, 9:00 A.M. St. Bernardinw's Church Richacr G.

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Presley's measure, supported by an unusual coalition of the city of Indian Wells, Riverside County, developers and public-interest groups representing the poor, would allow the city to use funds designated for inner-city housing for the poor and instead develop housing outside the city limits. Ultimately, some 750 units would be constructed outside the city, with an additional 150 units built within the city limits. The bill I stems from a separate agreement between the city and local developers. "They want all the benefits of a redevelopment agency, all the incentives, but they want the lowincome housing to be located somewhere else, outside the city," said Sen. Newton Russell, R-Glendale, an opponent of the bill.

Redevelopment agencies, he added "come up with all kinds of excuses for not meeting the requirements." "This legislation is the result of special interests trying to circumvent the law so they can mold our community in their own image," Pat Green, head of an Indian Wells group opposing the bill, said in a statement. Under current law, certain redevelopment projects are required to set aside 20 percent of tax revenue in the fund for lowincome housing. Presley's bill would allow Indian Wells to use some of the money in that fund for the outer housing. Factory New '88 Mercury Jim Glaze Cougar XR-7 $1,000 OFF Rebate Off PRICE Sticker Full Power STICKER 000 Price Leather V-8 Engine Interior Pkg. I.D.

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James Rhine, a San Francisco attorney, and a Kentfield man whose father is in the prison are charging that inmates have been exposed to asbestos in compost and fill that is routinely spread around the grounds. Asbestos also is in shingles, they claim. Rhine said he plans to file a suit on behalf of the inmates. John Balatti of Kentfield, son of "Horsetrader" Ed Balatti, who is serving a year on a stolen-property conviction, said he sneaked a camera into the prison Sunday and took photos of the asbestos on top of a manure pile. The pile is located between the school for prison employees' children and the "ranch" for 265 minimumcustody inmates who live in dormitories outside the prison walls.

Langerman disputed the allegation that asbestos is regularly used at the prison. You're invited! Please join the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation at their Second Annual WINE TASTING and CELEBRITY AUCTION This Sunday, March 20, 1988, 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Red Lion Inn, Ontario Wine tasting from some of California's premier vintners, including new non-alcoholic and light wines. Light hors d'oeuvres Music of a guitarist and a string quartet. Drawings for prizes, including wines, gourmet dinners and tickets to theatre events and theme parks.

Celebrity Auction, including items donated by local pro sports teams, Carol Burnett, Gloria Loring, Mary Tyler Moore, Alan Thicke and others. BE A PART OF FINDING THE CURE! The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (JDF) was founded in 1970 by a group of parents with diabetic children. Now an international nonprofit, volunteer agency, its primary objective is to raise funds for researching the cause, treatment and prevention of childhood diabetes. "I volunteer my TICKET INFORMATION: time to the JDF because (714)888-3298 believe in their of all donations will go towards work. With your help, helping find the cure.

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