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B8 The Sun THURSDAY. June 22. 1989 OBITUARIES In Memoriam Deam notice In this column are pre. pared bv The Sun's classified advertising department. For Information, pleas call (714) 885-5293 or 888-3252.

Forrest E. Doucette, 95; WWI veteran, journalist tor and publisher of the Ontario Herald and Outlook from 1941 to 1955. Horn in Little Falls, he was working on a small weekly newspaper when World War I came along. A member of a railroad construction unit. Doucette was among the first U.S.

troops to sail for Europe. After the war, doctors advised him to move to Arizona for further treatment. In Arizona, he wrote for hospital and veterans' publications and handled publici ty for the Arizona Department of the American Legion. He became an Associated Press correspondent for the eastern section of Arizona, and participated in the establishment of Arizona Highways Magazine. After four years a.s executive secretary of the Arizona State Hoard of Health, he moved to Southern California where he worked for the Los Angeles Daily News.

During World War II. he joined the industrial and public He lived there until June 15. hen he died of pneumonia at ago 95. Doucette served on the Ontario Planning Commission from 15H0 to 15T2. was a member of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and a longtime member of the All-States licnic Executive Committee.

From the 1970s until this year, he was a publicist for the University Club of Claremont. He was special editions editor of the old Los Angeles Daily News from 1938 to 1941 and edi ROBERT E.VOSS Truck driver KoIhtI E. Voss. a truc driver and four-week San Hernardino resident, died of a heart attack Wednesday at his home. He was 68.

Friends may call from 4 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at Colton Funeral Chapel, 1275 N. La Cadena Drive. Colton. No service is planned.

Voss, a native of Waukegan, 111., was a World War II Air Force veteran, a member of American Legion Post 771 of durnee, 111., and a member of the Blue Lodge ofWaukegan. Survivors include his wife, Lillian; a son, Itobcrt C. of Martinez; daughters, Barbara of Los (iatos and Susan Metzger and Christine Christopherson, both of San ISernardino; live grandihil-ren. WILLIAM R. AKENS Locomotive engineer Services for William K.

Akens. a locomotive engineer for Southern Pacific Railroad, are St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital HULTERSTROM A boy June 12. 1989. to Waller and LaVaun Hulterstrom.

Apple Valley. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital HYDE A boy June 15. 1989. lo Lynn Hyde.

Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital LEALE A girl June 15. 1989. to Michael and Janet Leale.

Yucaipa. Redlands Community Hospital MARTINEZ A boy June 17. 1989. to Doug and Karen Martinez. Colton.

Redlands Community Hospital McLEAN A girl June 11. 1989, to David and Sharon McLean. Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital MILLEN A boy June 12.

1989. to Bradford and Margaret Millen. Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital MILLS A girl June 15.

1989. to William and Julie Mills. Colton. Redlands Community Hospital PARE A girl June 12. 1989, to Tracy Pape.

Victorville. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital PEL1IZZER A girl Juno 18. 1989. to Richard and Colleen Pellizzer, Hesperia SEEMER A girt June 13.

1989. to Mike and Patricia Seemer, Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital STANGL A boy June 17. 1989.

to Becki 862-2440 HOST LIONS CLUB Noon. Gourmet Restaurant, 1445 E. Highland Ave San Bernardino Information: Wes Vaughan. (714)825-3769. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS 6 30 p.m League Conference Room, 568 Mt View Ave San Bernardino.

READING CLASSES Beginner and advanced, 10 a.m., First Presbyterian Church. Room 10, 1900 N. San Bernardino. Donations accepted. Information (714) 882-0613.

MOM-ME-CISE Prenatal exercise program. 6-7 p.m Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, 1798 N. Garey Pomona. Fee: $20 month. Informationregistration: (714) 620-MOME.

MERRI-MIXERS Social, recreational and living skills program for devel-opmentaliy disabled adults. 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.. Center for Individuals with Disabilities, 8088 Palm Lane. San Bernardino Information: (714) 889-9902. NAR-ANON For family and friends of persons suffering from drug addiction, By HARVEY FErT Sun Staff Writer Forrest K.

Doucette was passed and left for dead on a World War I battlefield. Picked up by friendly troops, ho was transferred from one French hospital to another for months. The American Army didn't know he was alive. But Doucette recovered, built a carver in journalism and public relations and moved to JAIME S. MARTINEZ Heavy equipment operator Services for Jaime S.

Martinez, a heavy equipment ocrator for San Iternurdino County, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday at Kern Memorial Chapel. 14444 Seventh Victorville. Martinez died Monday of liver di.sea.se at St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital, Apple Vallev.

He was 5rt. Martinez was a Victorville resident for 44 years and was born in California. Survivors include his daughters. Nina of Victorv ille, Evange-lina Rapoa of Oregon. Hertha Medina of Hesperia.

and Celia ('achat of Vict on ille; son. Alex of Apple Valley. Also his mother, Apolonia of Victorville; brothers. Mario of Victorville, Angel Gonzales of Texas. Tomas (ionzales of Los Angeles; sisters.

Raqucl Espinoza of Victorville and Cruz (Jonales of Texas; seven grandchildren. VITALS Births BAUMBACH A boy June 13. 1989. to Lorey and Valerie Bdumbach. loma Linda Loma Linda University Medical Center BOLSER A boy June 13.

1989. to Rick aod Tanya Bolser, San Bernardino. Redlands Community Hospital CERESINI A girl June 15. 1989. to Teresa Ceresmi.

Phelan. St Mary Desert Vaey Hospital CHARPING A boy June 16. 1989. to R'cnard and Virginia Charping. Boron.

SI Mary Desert Valley Hospital COX A boy June 12. 1989. to David and Priula Cox. Victorville. St.

Mary Desert iMey Hospital DUNCAN A girl June 14. 1989. to Gary anrj Nicheiie Duncan. Apple Valley. St.

Mary Desert Valley Hospital FALK A boy June 18. 1989. to Veronica Mm. Barstow St Mary Desert Valley Hoso'tai FfTZGERALO A girl June 12. 1989.

to Howard anJ Laura Fitzgerald. Beau-monl Redlands Commuinity Hospital FOX A girt June 16. 1989. to Laurie Fo. Vctorvlie St Mary Desert Valley Hospital HIPSHER A boy June 18.

1989. to Thomas and Leeann Hipsher, Apple Valley MEETINGS Thursday AL-ANON FOR ADULT CHILDREN 7pm. Congregation Emanu El. Robinson Room, San Bernardino. Information: (714) 881-1718 or 17141882-7013.

APPLEJACKS COMPUTER USERS GROUP 6pm, Mary Kellogg Room. Norman Feldrieym Central Library. 555 VV Sixth San Bernar-Oma Information (714) 381-8237 or (7141825-3640 BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP 7pm. Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Conter, 1798 N. Garey Ave.

Information Rose Virani. oncology program orfir.e. (7 14) 865-9517. CO-DEPENDENCY ANONYMOUS 6 30 Church of Religous Science. 3891 Ridge Road.

Riverside. Information EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS 7:30 p.m., Conference Room Loma Linda University Medical Center. 11234 Ander- son Loma Linda Information: (714) Banned: Los LIP scheduled for 11 a.m. today at Montocito Memorial Chapel. Waterman Avenue and Barton Road, Colton.

Akens, 44. died of a heart attack Sunday in Bakersfield. He was born in Mississippi and lived in Grand Terrace for nine years. Survivors include his wife, Kay Linda; sons, William K. Jr.

and Daniel, both of Grand Terrace; mother, Muriel Timms of Colorado; brothers, Ira V. Jr. of Colorado and Craig of Illinois; sister, Coretta Bessett of Colorado. FRANK STEIGER JR. McDonnell Douglas mechanic Frank Steiger a mechanic for McDonnell Douglas died Friday at the Jerry L.

Pettis Memorial Veterans Hospital in Loma Linda. I le was 70. The cause of death is unknown, pending autopsy results. Services were Tuesday, handled by Hughes Funeral Chapel in Yucaipa. Steiger was a native of Saginaw.

and a resident of Yucaipa. Stangl. Big Bear. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital STATER A girl June 17.

1989. to Tad and Patricia Stater. Apple Valley. St. Mary De9ert Valley Hospital SWIFT A boy June 17.

1989. to Paul and Martha Swift. Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital VANNAMAN A boy June 13.

1989. to Kurt and Phyllis Vannaman. Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital WARD A boy June 13, 1989.

to Sharon Ward. Apple Valley. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital WELCH A boy June 13, 1989, to Sonja Welch, Hesperia. St.

Mary Desert Valley Hospital WINDUST A boy June 15. 1989. to Dennis and Deanna Windust, Apple Valley. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital ZUMBRUNN A girl June 13.

1989. to Greg and Diana Zumbrunn. Hesperia. St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital Marriage licenses ANDERSON-ROBINSON Michael V.

Melanie both of San Bernardino BECHTOLD-CREASON Fredrick Susan both of Apple Valley BUNCH-KUHNS James Susan both of Loma Linda BURNETT-NOLEN Ronald Dian 10 a Conference Room, San Bernardino Community Hospital. 1500 W. 17th San Bernardino. Information: (714)889-9064. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 7:30 p.m..

17220 Merrill Fontana (in building behind church). OVERCOMERS OUTREACH 12-step support group for chemically dependent, co-dependent, and adult children of alcoholics. 7 p.m., First Baptist Church of Yucaipa. Information: Ken or Valerie. (714) 795-2937.

RECOVERY INC. Self-help group for people with nervous symptoms, fears, depresssion or anxiety. 7:30 p.m., First Christian Church, 10th Street and Arrowhead Avenue. San Bernardino. Information: (714) 881-2732 or 884-7462.

REDLANDS HARMONY HERITAGE CHORUS 7:30 p.m.. First Presbyterian Church. Vine and Cajon streets. Red-lands. Men who want to sing four-part harmony are welcome.

Information, (714)793-0766. SAN-HI OPTIMIST CLUB 6:30 p.m PAUL N. MAKABE: Fontana Paul N. Makabe, 75, a 35-year Fontana and Rancho Cucamonga resident, died June 18, 1989, at Loma Unda Community Hospital. He was bom Jan.

28, 1914, in Loomis, Calif. Paul was a WWII U.S. Army veteran, a former teacher and school principal in Arkansas, a retired social woker In the San Bernardino County, a former member of the First United Methodist Church of Upland, a graduate of Arkansas Teachers College and obtained a Master of Education Degree from the University of Arkansas. He was a former member of the Cucamonga School Board of which he served a term as president and was a past president of the Citrus Little League in Cucamonga. Survivors Included his one son, Truman E.

Makabe of Salt Lake aty; two daughters, Paula Jus tice of Upland and Naomi Jiles of Bloomlngtoa five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, Grace Makabe of Reno and Ivy Down of Oakland; and one brother, Wilson Makabe of Reno. Memorial service will be held at 11 am Friday at Stone Funeral Home, Upland. Private Inurment will be at Riverside Na tional Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Heart Association, 1250 E. Cooley Colton, Calif.

92324. JO ANN MARIE NELSON: Yu- caipa Jo Ann Marie Nelson, 52, a 15-year resident, died June 19, 1989, In Loma Linda. She served as a deaconess at me Yucaipa First Baptist Church. She was a interior decorator for Home Inte riors and Gifts, Inc. for 1 7 years, a past president of Yucaipa PTA and active In other community affairs.

She loved us all and gave so much with no thought of being repaid. She will be greatly missed but lovingly remembered as our companion, mother and friend. Survivors include her husband, Herbert Edward Nelson of Yu caipa mother and father, Carl and Lois Froling of Texas; daughter, Deborah Valerie Nelson of Yucaipa; sons, Edward Bruce Nelson, Stephen Herbert Nelson, Christopher Andrew Nel son and Patrick Johan Nelson all of Yucaipa; two grandchildren; sisters, Dauris Atkins, Francis Moses and Carleen Schaeffer all of Texas, Maxine Carson of Cali fornia and Linda Stauffer of Pennsylvania. Visitation is 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

today, June 22, 1989, at Emmerson-Bartlett, Yucaipa Chapel. Service will noon Friday, June 23, 1989, at the Yucaipa First Baptist Church. Interment is at Hillside Memorial Park, Redlands. CLIMMIE B. BROOKS: San Bernardino, Climmie B.

Brooks, 81, a longtime resident, died June 20, 1989, in San Bernardino. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church of Highland, a member of the Salvation Armv Auxiliary and the AARP. Survivors include her daughter and son-in-law; Mary Sylvia and James Cole of Rialto; daughter, Edith Reddick of Rialto; six grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; ten great-great grandchildren; sisters, Opal Brooks of San Bernardino and Maude Cox of Klammarh Falls, brothers, Harvey Wood of Pomona and James Wood of San Bernardino. Visitation Is 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

today at the Mark B. Shaw Mortuary. Graveside service will be held 10 a.m. Friday at Mtn. View Cemetery.

MARY MARTIN: San Bernardino, Mary Martin, 91, a 30-year county resident, died June 19, 1989, In Fontana. She was born Feb. 20, 1898, in Massachusetts. Survivors include her daughters, Rose Ver-nallls of Rialto, Angeline Ker-chinsky of Banning and Aldine Miller of Rialto; eight grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; brother, Joseph Ferris of Maryland; and sister Daisy Schmidt of Maryland. Visitation is 2 p.m.

to 9 P.m. today, June 22, 1989, and service at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 23, 1989, both at Montecito Memorial Chapel, Loma Unda. Interment is at Montecito Memorial Park. Montecito Memorial Chapel directing.

DAVID DENNIS TUFT: San Bernardino David Dennis Tuft, 40, a lifetime resident, died June 19, 1989, in San Bernardino. born Jan. 18, 1949, a graduate of Pacific High School class iox and president for 20 year for CSR Corp. a local heating and air conditioning firm. Survlvrwc rr-t iHa his mother, Maude Tuft of San Bernardino; and sister, Jean Rounsvllle of Endnitas.

service will be held 9 a phh at Montecito Memorial Park Bobbin Memorial Chapei directing. Reaching out to women and children who may be abused BETHLEHEM HOUSE A SCHd. tooo-im oommtK vlo(W)c (714) 862-7253, 889-7358 1 862-8027 public service message from The Sun relations division of Douglas Air craft Co. and founded the company's weekly newspaper at its El SeL'undo Dlant. He assisted Col.

Robert L. Scott with his book. "God is My Co-Mot." a widely read account of World War II ajr battles. Doucette is survived by his widow, Ferna of Upland, and a son. Dail D.

of Washington. DC. Memorial services are 1 1 a.m. today at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Upland.

Committal services are 1 p.m. at the Bellevue Mausoleum. Ontario. dent of Yucaipa. who died Thurs day at Loma Linda University Medical Center.

She was 89. Hilton died after suffering multiple injuries when she stepped off a sidewalk in Yucaipa and was hit by a car. A native of Finland. Hilton was a retired owner of a fishing resort in California. She is survived by a niece, Esther H.

Campton of Eureka. Emmerson-Bartlett Mortuary of Yucaipa handled arrangements. BERTHA BYFIELD Yucaipa resident Hertha M. Byfield. a 25-year resident of San Bernardino County, died Monday at her home in Yucaipa.

She was 89. The cause of death is unknown, pending autopsy results. Byfield was born in Illinois. She is survived by a son, Robert E. Wenzel.

Hughes Funeral Chapel in Yucaipa is handling arrangements. No service is planned. SONYt-BALINGIT Timothy L. Yucaipa. Trisha Cherry Valley TRAST-MAMDEL Peter A Barstow: Katrina Newberry Springs UNDER WOOO-GALLEGOS Burt.

Bloo- mmgton; Shirley, Barstow WELCH-REAZA William F. Yolanda both of Barstow Divorces MANSKER Janet L. and Kenneth E. REYES Charles A. and Susan E.

ROBERTS Dana and Ron SANDOVAL Linda S. and Jose A. STARR Melenaite and David L. Deaths PIERCE Lester 81, of Brien. Ore.

Died June 17, 1989. Hughes Funeral Chapel In Memoriam Death notices in this column are prepared by The Son's classified advertising department. For Information, please call (714) 888-3252. MARY MASSEY: Rialto Mary Margaret Massey, 77, a 30-year resident, died June 20, 1989. She was bom in Ireland.

Survivors include her daughter, Louisa Chaney of Rialto; and son, Harvey Massey of Rialto. Graveside service will be held 10 am Friday at Rialto Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society. McNearney-Pierce Brothers, 875-1123. BOBBITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1299 E.

HIGHLAND AVE. 882-3761 PACIFIC CREMATION PUN SPONSOR David O. Turf Graveside Service Friday 9:00 A.M. Montecito Memorial Park Bemice L. Hirteman Graveside Service Friday 1:00 P.M.

Mt. View Cemetery MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1 325 No. Waterman Avenue San Bernardino, CA 889-0173 Sarah Roderick Graveside Service Thursday, 2:00 PM. Montecito Memorial Park Climmie Brooks Graveside Service Friday, lOOOAJrt. Mt.

View Cemetery Mildred Smith Friday, 1:00 P.M. New Hope Missionary Baptist Church 1 575 W. 17th Street laac Johnson Monday, 9:00 A.M. Interment Riverside National Cemetery Area 2 10:45 A.M. Eva McRee Graveside Service Monday, 2:00 P.M.

Mt. View Cemetery mnOHIU BAStUNf CHAPU SftKTTO ZOVB swims A He is survived by his wife, Vern; stepsons. Nickey Cookscy of Torrance and Jerry Cooksey of Riverside; daughter, Judy Emerson of Carson; nine grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. DOROTHY E.NORTON 35 years In state Dorothy E. Norton of Apple Valley died Tuesday of complications from cancer at St Mary Desert Valley Hospital, Apple Valley.

She was (KJ. Norton was born in Buffalo, N.Y., and lived in California for 35 years. Survivors include her husband. Allan; daughters, Patricia Slaght of Upland; Barbara Firkins of Charlotte, N.C.; Nancy' Shepard of Bell; Suzan Chris-tianson of Apple Valley; nine grandchildren. Kern Memorial Chapel is handling arrangements.

No service is planned. HILDA S. HILTON Fishing resort owner Private sen ices were held for Hilda S. Hilton, a 30-year resi both of Appte Valley BAUMAN-MIU-ER Robert Colton; Roselie Grand Terrace CASTILLO-CARRILLO Manuel Do-reen 0.. both of Barstow CAMARENA-SEDANO Ross Colton; JonellM.

Redlands CARPENTER-CANTWEU. Kenneth Phoemxville. Nancy Sari Bernardino DUNN-HANSEN Edward L. Lori both of Victorville GARCIA-CRUZ Anthony Sylvia, both ol Barstow GIBB3-BAUMANN3 Joseph George Air Force Base; Frances C. Adelanto JOHNSTON-STEWART Roger D.

Laura both of Appple Valley MATHIEU-ISBEU. David Hesperia; Susan Laguna Hills McCART-UVINGSTON Nathan C. Fon- tana; Betty Rialto MENDOZA-SCHOFIELO Charles Julie both of Redlands NOBIS-DISPENZIERE Marvin Vickie both of Hesperia PORTER-VEST Robert Tamara both of Barstow REYES-MENDEZ Anthony Colton; Rosalba. Rialto RICHARDSON-WALKER John Janet both of Boron Queens Restaurant, 1734 E. Highland San Bernardino.

Information: Peggy Corcovelos. (714)882-1777. SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT Support group. 7 p.m., San Bernardino Sexual Assault Services and Rape Crisis Agency. 1875 N.

San Bernardino. Information: (714)883-8689. TOASTMASTERS Newners Club, noon, Norman Feldheym Library, 555 W. Sixth San Bernardino. Information: Linda Parnell.

(714) 862-8174. TOASTMASTERS 1556 Norton Toasters, 11:50 a.m., Galaxy Recreation Center, Norton Air Force Base. Information: Barbara Brown, 382-5961. TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY) Chapter CA 717. a.m..

United Commercial Travelers, 166 E. 45th San Bernardino. Weigh-in is prior to meeting. UPS AND DOWNS Support group for depressives and mantc-depressives, 7 p.m.. East Valley Mental Health Association, 555 Cajon Redlands.

Information: (714) 793-9405. en applauded Murray's conviction on criminal charges. "There was quite of bit of concern over her and her activities, and the effort of the sheriff's office and other agencies and her conviction only bore out the concerns the people of Hesperia had. It's good news for the people ofHesperia." Murray would not talk to a reporter Tuesday. A recorded message on the Arroyo Street telephone referred callers wanting to reach Ann or Alicia to another telephone number.

A woman who answered at that number, saying "Especially for You," identified herself as Anita Murray before hanging up. The business on Central Avenue in Upland is next to an adult book store and sells lingerie, said a man ho answered the book store telephone. A second telephone call to "Especially For You" was answered by a man who said there was no one named Anita Murray there. Angeles judge fines Hesperia woman $10,000 6i We've prosecuted cases in the past that involved videos featuring simulated sexual torture, which is bad enough, but now we're beginning to see cases like this one where the torture and pain are real. 5 LA.

City Attorney Jim Hahn Continued fromB1 videos for The inquiry was part of the vice division's ongoing undercover operation to monitor pornographic materials entering the Los Angeles area, Deputy City Attorney Michael Guarino said. The advertisement gave two addresses one a post office box in Ontario and the other a street address in Hesperia that turned out to be a private post box rental business. The investigation revealed that Murray used both boxes to conduct her mail-order business, Guarino said. After receiving a video by mail, detectives launched a surveillance operation that included the two post box locations and two homes Murray owned in Hesperia and used as her residences. Hahn said.

During the course of the investigation, which spanned almost a year, investigators purchased more ideos and observed der business. Both Hesperia houses were raided last Jan. 12 in a joint operation with the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department. Hahn said. Meanwhile, Hesperia residents living near one ofthe houses on Arroyo Street complained to the city council about suspected illegal activity there.

Neighbors said Murray had held social events for transvestites at the house, located near an elementary school. During a raid on a house where videos were filmed, investigators found a dungeon with chains, whips, electric cattle prods and gloves with needles, items used in sexual torture and bondage, Hahn said. Among the videos involved in the prosecution was one titled "If the Shoe Fits." described in newspaper advertisements as a "truly unique videotape blending foot worship and fetishism with an incredibly heavy SM (sadomasochistic) scene." The (iu-minute color videos sold for about $60 each, Hahn said. Hesperia Mayor Bruce Kitch Murray conducting her mail-or- momenta Htohlond. Co..