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B6 The Sun SATURDAY, July 6, 1991 I 3 California Guard chief Burial will be at Green Acres finishes new fitness test General meets sit-up, push-up standards HECTOR V. ANDERSON II Phelan elementary student Hector Van Dean Anderson II, 9, of Phelan died in a drowning accident Monday at the California Aqueduct in Phelan. Anderson, a native of Riverside, lived in San Bernardino County nine years. He was a student at Phelan Elementary School. Survivors include his parents, Survivors include a son, David Gunn of Corona; a daughter, Arlene Madrigal of Fontana; a brother, Herbert Wallace of Ohio; a sister, Margaret Allen of Ohio; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Graveside services were Friday at Green Acres Memorial Park. LISA KA YE BARBER Student Lisa Kaye Barber, 17, of Highland died Tuesday at Loma Linda University Medical Center. Cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report. Barber, a native of San Bernardino, had been attending Gateway Chris- man for Ohio and Topeka Railroad. Survivors include two daughters, Dorothy Sharp and Frieda Murphy, both of Rialto; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchilden.

Services will be private. Till-ie's Memorial Chapel is directing. LUELLA JACOBS Fontana resident Luella Jacobs, 93, of Fontana died of pneumonia Thursday at Laurel Convalescent Hospital in Fontana. Jacobs, a native of Allen, lived in Fontana for 36 years. She was a homemaker.

Survivors include her son, Hector and Dolores Anderson; four sisters, Ome-lia, Eugenia and Jessica, all of Phelan, and DeShawn of Florida; his grandparents, Roy and Bar tian Academy and was a member of Gateway Ap-o 1 i Fellowship Church of San Bernardino. Survivors include her Raymond L. Jacobs Jr. of Fontana; four daughters, Norma Shep-h and Mary Jean Gary both of Fontana, Rachel Smith of Lexington, Memorial Park, 11715 Cedar Bloomington. The family suggests donations to the Visiting Nurses Association, 222 Main Barstow 92311.

IRENE SULLIVAN CURREY Retired transcrlptlonlst Irene Sullivan Currey, 78, of Fontana died of pneumonia Friday at home. Currey, a native of Harvard, 111., lived in San Bernardino County 16 years. She was a retired medical trascriptionist. Survivors include one daughter, Michele Beutler of Redlands; one son, Philip J. of San Bernardino; two sisters, Mary Nelson and Regina Sears, both of Illinois; and two grandchildren.

Visitation is 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday with rosary at 3 p.m. at Dickey Mortuary, 8030 Mango Fontana. Burial will private at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno. DeWITT M.

KUEHNE Retired foundryman DeWitt Maynard Kuehne, 76, of San Bernardino died of pneumonia Wednesday at St. Bernar-dine Medical Center in San Bernardino. Kuehn, a native of Ohio, lived in San Bernardino County 10 years and was a foundryman for 40 years. He is survived by two daughters, May Wolken of Lebanon, and Anna of San Bernardino; a son, Carl of Arlington, Texas; a sister, Florence Sanders of Kitts Hill, Ohio; 13 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. Private services were held at Dickey Mortuary in Fontana.

ished the running portion 20 seconds late. The fitness requirements impose exercise minimums that vary by age and sex. For example, a 17-year-old male soldier must perform 42 push-ups and 52 sit-ups in two minutes each, and run two miles in 15:54 minutes. A 52-year-old man, however, has to do only 16 push-ups and 26 sit-ups in two minutes each, and run two miles in 20 minutes flat. The minimums are less demanding for women.

Weight requirements also get easier with age. The maximum allowable weight for a 5-foot-10 male soldier is 180 pounds at age 18, compared with 192 at age 40 or older. A 5-foot-5 female soldier cannot weigh more than 137 pounds at 18 or 149 pounds at 40. At a weigh-in Friday, Brennan the No. 2 official in the California Guard exceeded the maximum allowed for his 5-foot-9 12-inch frame by more than 30 pounds.

Excess pounds are allowed, however, if other measurements find total body fat content within standards 26 percent, in Bren-nan's case. Observers noted the 52-year-old general has a muscular upper body that enabled him to speed through the push-up test. The Persian Gulf war revealed a need to emphasize physical fitness for Guard personnel, who serve on duty only one weekend per month and 15 additional days a year. "In the past our focus has been on military training and academic requirements," Thrasher said. "Physical fitness was way down on the list." Fitness requirements are easier for 6,000 Air Force members of the California National Guard, who must pass only a running or walking test, a spokesman said.

"Air Force personnel, generally speaking, are more sedentary," Maj. Bruce Roy said. By ROBERT D.DAVILA McClatchy News Service SACRAMENTO Beads of sweat formed on Maj. Gen. Robert C.

Thrasher's face during a field operation Friday. Flat on his back under the harsh Sacramento sun, with his feet pinned down, the commander of the California National Guard appeared to falter. "C'mon, sir squeeze 'em out!" his soldiers urged as Thrasher struggled to sit up. With that encouragement, the general sucessfully completed the military exercise: 26 sit-ups in two minutes, as required by new physical fitness standards of the California Guard. Thrasher and other Guard officials took the fitness test of push-ups, sit-ups and a 2-mile run on the track field Friday at Jesuit High School in Carmichael.

The standards were adopted in the wake of the Persian Gulf War, when officials found that as many as 80 percent of some Army Guard units were unable to meet active-duty fitness requirements without physical training. Last month, Brig. Gen. Daniel Brennan said officials would "kick out" personnel who couldn't meet the standards. That drew complaints from some of the 21,000 Army soldiers in the Guard, who questioned the fitness levels of officers who spend most of their time at desks.

So four of the top brass traded their medal-studded uniforms Friday for T-shirts, gym shorts and running shoes. "If I don't do it, how can I expect anyone else to do it?" said Thrasher, the top official of the California Guard. The commander and two other officers successfully completed the workout. Brennan, who is recovering from an ankle injury and wore a brace, passed the push-up and sit-up tests but fin and Marjorie Recek of Fort Calhoun, and 30 grandchildren, 68 great-grandchildren and 23 great-greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m.

Monday at Pierce Bros. Ing-old Chapel, 8277 Juniper Fontana. A funeral service is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Pierce Bros. Ingold Chapel.

Interment will be at Green Acres Memorial Park, 11715 Cedar Bloomington. J. LILLIAN REYNOLDS Harris' sales clerk J. Lillian Reynolds, 84, of Redlands died Thursday at Bras-well's Colonial Care Convalescent Hospital. The cause of death is pending a doctor's report.

Reynolds, a native of Colorado Springs, lived in Red-lands for 71 years and was a sales clerk for the Harris Co. A graveside service is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hillside Memorial Park, 1540 Alessandro Road, Redlands. Father Louis Hemmers of Trinity Episcopal Church will officiate. Cortner Pierce Bros.

Chapel is directing. MARIA SEIFERT Retired cafe owner Maria Seifert, 79, of Yermo died of a brain tumor Thursday at Rimrock Villa Convalescent Hospital. A native of Italy, Seifert lived in San Bernardino County 37 years. She was a cafe owner and operator for 26 years. Survivors include two daughters, Carmela Patton of Yermo and Antonette McCauley of Pennsylvania; two brothers, Jerry and Frank Salerno, both of Pennsylvania; a sister, Ann Tucci of Pennsylvania; nine grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be 4 to 7 p.m. today, with rosary at 7 p.m., both at Mead Mortuary, 36930 Irwin Road, Barstow. Mass will be at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 505 Mt.

View, Barstow. Leisure Point bara of Louisiana, Algie Lee of Merced and Johnny Lee Rendre of Japan; and two great-grandmothers, Ary Sledge of Florida and Roxie Donahue of Louisiana. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Monday at Montecito Memorial Chapel, 24145 Barton Road, Loma Linda. Memorial services will be 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Montecito Memorial Chapel. Interment will be at Montecito Memorial Park, Waterman Avenue and Barton Road, Col-ton. PATRICIA WOLFLEY Stable owner Patricia Wolfley, 60, of Rialto died of cancer Wednesday at San Bernardino Community Hospital. Wolfley, a native of Chehalis, lived in Rialto 25 years. She was the owner of Double Horse Boarding Stables for 20 years and a member of St.

Thomas More Church in Rialto. Survivors include her husband, William of Norco; her mother, Emma Smith of Rialto; one son, Ron of Colton; two daughters, Karen Hillsdale of Rialto and Sandy Wolfley of San Bernardino; one brother, Howard Smith of Newport, one sister, Elaine Tregoning of Redding; and three grandchildren. Visitation is 1 to 5 p.m. today at McNearney-Pierce Bros. Mortuary, 130 S.

Willow Rialto. Funeral Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 221 E. Easton Rialto, with burial in Rialto Park Cemetery, 200 Willow Rialto.

MILDRED E. LYONS Nursery manager Mildred E. Lyons, 79, of San Bernardino died of pneumonia Sunday at Shea Convalescent Hospital. Lyons, a native of Buffalo, lived in San Bernardino 47 years and was manager of Twin Cypress Nurseries. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of San Bernardino.

Survivors include two sons, Lawrence of Canoga Park and Roger of Highland; two sisters, Shirley Schemer of Maywood and Louise Savary of Sioux City, Iowa; three grandsons; and three great-grandsons. A service will be 10 a.m. Mon-day at First Presbyterian Church, 1900 N. San Bernardino. Interment will be private.

The family suggests donations to the American Lung Association, 371 W. 14th St. San Bernardino 92401. EVA I. WELCH Fontana resident Eva.

I. Welch, 81, of Fontana died Saturday at Kaiser Perma-nente Medical Center in Fontana. Cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report. Welch, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, lived in San Bernardino County 25 years. SAN BERNARDINO 'S FINEST RETIREMENT RESIDENCE parents, Steve and Brenda; two brothers, Steve of San Diego and Jason of Michigan; two stepbrothers, Michael Mayfield of Chino and William Mayfield of Burney; and two sisters, Patricia Barber of Michigan and Mary Rose Barber of Highland.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Gateway Apostolic Fellowship Church, 4380 N. Fourth San Bernardino. Interment will be private at Riverside National Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Grove Colonial Mortuary.

MERRICK JOHN ADAMS Mechanic Merrick John Adams, 71, of Crestline died of cancer Wednes-day at Redlands Community Hospital. Adams, a native of Monrovia, lived in Crestline three years and was a mechanic for Transit Mix. He attended Lake Gregory Community Church and served in the Army during World War II. Survivors include his wife, Wanda; a daughter, Judy A. of Anaheim; two sons, Jerry A.

of Anaheim and Kenneth J. of Garden Grove; one sister, Georgia Gould of Cherry Valley; and six grandchildren. A memorial service will be 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Lake Gregory Community Church, 460 Pine Drive, Crestline. Interment will be at Montecito Memorial Park, Waterman Avenue and Barton Road, Colton.

Donations may be made to The Merrick J. Adams Memorial Athletic Fund of Lake Gregory Community Church, P.O. Box 3939, Crestline 92325. DOROTHY G.J. BURMAN San Bernardino resident Dorothy G.

Jackson Burman, 85, of San Bernardino died of a heart attack Tuesday at St. Ber-nardine Medical Center. Burman, a native of Aurora, 111., lived in San Bernardino 15 years. Survivors include one daugh- ter, Mary Ann Brubaker of San Bernardino; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. No services will be held.

Burial will be at Springlake Cemetery in Aurora, 111. Mark B. Shaw is directing. EDGAR M.GRAY Retired railroad brakeman Edgar M. Gray, 92, of Rialto died of cardiac arrest Tuesday at Crestview Convalescent Hospital.

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I I Innersprlnt) 1 DC I I Ef Inrwnpflnt Firm) I TWIN s99 FULL 119 Sat 0mm $79 $99 I Births KING $219 Sat (3 Pet.) RUTH L. HOUGHTON Ruth L. Houghton, age 87, passed away on July 3, 1991 in San Bernardino. Ruth was born in Blueiacket, OK on August 21, 1903. She resided in San Bernardino for forty-nine years.

She was a Foreman for Kaiser Steel Corp. for ten years. Ruth was a member of the Church of The Good Shepherd Assembly Of God, Rialto. She Is survived by a daughter, Joan Goodman of San Bernardino; five granddaughters, Terl Hoyt of Highland, Donna Clarendon, Colleen Paris Krlsta Painter, all of San Bernardino; eleven great grandchildren; six great great grandchildren. Visitation will be held on Monday, July 8, 1991 from 3:00 7:00 p.m.

Services will be held on Tuesday, July 9, 1991 at 1:00 p.m. Both will be at Bobbitt Memorial Chapel, San Bernardino. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Church Of The Good Shepherd Assembly of God, 957 N. Cactus Rialto, CA 92376. MILLHOLLIN A boy June 26, to Cheri and Kevin Millhollin, San Bernardino.

San Bernardino Community Hospital. MOSQUEDA A boy June 27. to Antoinette Mosqueda, San Bernardino. San Bernardino Community Hospital. PACHECO A boy June 27 to Katharine Pacheco, Fontana.

San Bernardino Community Hospital. QUINONEZ A girl June 27 to Sarah Oulnonez, Rialto. San Bernardino Community Hospital. THOMPSON A girl June 27 to Gina and Kevin Thompson, Rialto. San Bernardino Community Hospital.

AGUILAR A boy June 26 to Corrina and Martin Aguilar. Fontana. San Bernardino Community Hospital. ANDERSON A boy June 28 to Sheryl Anderson, Rialto. San Bernardino Community Hospital.

FERNANDEZ A girl June 29 to Francine Fernandez, Colton. San Bernardino Community Hospital. FORD A boy June 27 to Dawne Ford, San Bernardino. San Bernardino Community Hospital. feilBESTl I EXCELLENT" (20 Yr.

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Sixth San Bernardino. Workshop 1 p.m. In the Calllorma room. Visitors welcome. INLAND EMPIRE LIONS CLUB 1 1 a.m., Copacabana Lounge, 1241 W.

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