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The Desert Sun from Palm Springs, California • 4

Publication:
The Desert Suni
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Palm Springs, California
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4
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A4-THE DESERT SUN Palm Springs CaNf-8aturday Jum 21 1906 The Weather Hot hot hot hot hot i i The nation Local Weekend forecast Midtond Odii torS4boon oritagSgJkuMttrrioir High Low Stoutnont 92 53 CoriMdralCity 104 70 Otrt Hot Spring 100 67 bdianWtli 111 69 Indio 106 77 la Quinta 104 66 Mocca 107 70 Norlti Shoro 105 64 On 102 64 Mm Doiort 100 69 MmSpring 100 69 Humidity 5 pm 11 Rancho Mirago 103 72 1000 Mm 110 79 Top of tho Tram 63 50 tyranfynin Pahm 103 62 ccaVaNy 90 51 OVATHEIt: CoacMta VaSou 345-571 I (Monday Friday) SMOG: Coodn4o VoSoy (400)2424006 WIND: CoacMta Voltay a Gorgon tan 345-2707 NnMOh nsimvei Rodney sounding like the proverbial broken record remained In a rut with his start of summer outlook for the Coachella Valley more heat The Summer Solstice the northernmost point of the apparent annual movement occurs at 9:30 this morning which really I doesn't mean anything In an area where it seems like been hot forever Weekend temperatures will continue to top in the 1 10 degree range the well-seared seer said And early morning lows according to the sizzled sorcerer will dip to the 70s high and oiornigtolotoSpm EOT HI La Fre Otto AtoanyNV 70 57 1JI dr Albuquorguo 92 03 dr 44 03 13 cdy 01 51 40 57 dr 94 09 dr AdandcCHy 70 00 J1 dr 91 73 jOI cdy 44 05 14 dr S3 54 cdy 92 07 dr II 01 72 cdy 10 40 dr 02 54 dr 91 75 cdy 71 55 A 72 57 j09 dr 41 51314 dr ChurittaotkSC 47 74 cdy ChartoWonWVn 44 41 XB A CharlotoNC 94 71 dr 74 53 34 dr 79 00 cdy 44 00 jOS cdy 44 59 cdy CahtmhiaSC 94 64 cdy CdumbMiOhia 41 00 12 cdy ConcardNJL 04 54 114 dr Po4m FtWorlh 93 73 cdy Dayton 41 00 40 cdy 46 55 cdy 91 70 cdy 75 59 cdy 00 59 cdy 97 44 A 95 01 dr 74 50 cdy 44 04 15 cdy 41 37 A GrandRapidi 74 59 cdy Graalfafl 74 47 jOS cdy GroemboralC 91 05 dr 71 00 19 dr 74 47 cdy SO 75 A RSRe 44 mwRM FordandOro Rahigh jjjMOy High 90 1 Temperatures StLoub SaMorioCSy California k'-VA1- FRONTS: Warm -w CoU-onr' OcciuOed Stationary tor 24 bom Of A VilRi IDW ending at 5 pm Friday Showers Rain Flurries Snow InfonfaM Syiaawo TootpoSlfhihg The moon It Tuba Southern California forecasts Metro smog El MONTI (AF) UnhoohMul air lor wmmm fint Mbm ert wh pndkhd lorMnbidiMMoftSowiCol Air hoihio IMmMiM dr IMm0 US? Catarina GuirorCay US summary Thundwdonm booring ha md homy roio moF O-" omtog Suou OAimototo md Hohrodo dub thawart abo dottod too oiid-AOaWic Cood hi Nor Dohota tho town of My GABRIEL VALLEYS Patchy oorty HonoOdu 90 74 47 91 09 2 log Saturday adwi High in too mi night lowi in dw too langritodl Uwngolo wat puhtd whh hail 1 Mtadtooatar whib holHodi ha4 roMlad Do touw of Full moon June 21 Last quarter June 28 Now moon July 6 First quarter July 14 The world mid-SOk Far mid 501 to low OOk Sumy Sunday A Onto wonooc with highs in tho uppor 40 to low 90k SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY low In tho mid to uppor 50o Sahirdoy and Sunday Fair with tunny warm dnyk Hight Saturday hi too uppor SOt to low 90i and Sunday In too law to mid 90k SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS Fair aP Sunday with mottfy runny doyk Windt in tan naribora dotortt wail to tautowotllo 25 mpb in dm aftamoon and wningi-ContiniMd Ho SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS Fair torou Sunday wi lligMty warmor doyk Soachot kigfct both days in dm low to mid-701 OnmigM lowt in dw mid-SOito low 60k Vadoyt bight Saturday in dw aurtSOt to low 90i and Sunday in dw uppor SOI to mid-901 OranugM lowi in die mid-50l to low OOk SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN AREAS Fair through Sunday widi antto tunny doyk Shghdy Gudy attomoon and Tomporalurai und uwolhor WOW IRIQHipt day- ft Saturday or uwvjrone inw is alert and a MhiM Standard IndM of 235 wat piodktad lor the San Cabrid- rn tr a- iJ- rWHSIRi torsw HnHweNn IMMr dhio wHh a FSI 213: and ton Sm For-nmdo Santa darito Vdtayi wMh FSI 205 A- LLLJ A OR oniR peDm a PSI of 138 waft faiacad for dw I dMorH and awiroaolSan las Anoslssi 4 01 at' nom in nsRHTCMMi wim rai I25i and inland Orango County wito FSI 113 Oaad air quaDy wito FSI 92 wot loro-cad lor Sowing: toe low detort wito FSI 43: and Sig lorn lafw wito FSI 54 nnngnamn Oakland 2) 44 57(to 73 54 or 06 55 cdy 91 04 ch 9 73 cdy 77 55 cdy SI 63 cdy V) ss ss 101 04 7f 37 92 45 100 70 70 57 2 59 05 50 93 00 91 04 75 01 6 43 94 50 49 57 44 02 09 54 100 74 73 03 77 54 47 54 45 54 92 49 49 55 93 01 74 52 92 54 04 50 90 49 40 57 71 03 72 55 42 53 40 00 74 50 40 52 70 45 09 01 49 57 73 29 40 59 40 SI Ouomighl towtot too odd SOt to low Oflk SAN DIEGO COASTAL STRIF AND INLANO VALLEYS Sumy dayt altar lato oighl toraugh addmoming doudt through Sunday Caaotal hight 71 to 76 with lowt 56 to tf toraugh Sunday SSW'1 A 1 MMOUI)r Sad Oohoto'i Hand County wm ddogod wi 45 bdmo nl rota 90 -taMtak Inodung down pawor hmwta 55 wph gum and wothaig od hrldgo touihwmtdtootownaf AWhr Sana Roodtag al droob and bumm arom dm wat rapmtod itmldl amount! tadudod 4 mchoo at MiArap lumnuulauoitoaf SiaunFaSk Tuapaoma worn No Kb and low 90l acrea modi ol dw ntabn eed el 9 Sochtak and babw SO from too oot-control Hqh Fbtat torougb oorthtm total iwtoto tot Grad lahot and uapa Ohb VoSty too oatornn Allotdb Coad The sun PJnoKobtat rijvonido Sod Muff ocfcroodCity Sdgrade So 49 75 cdy 105 91 cdy 75 dr 50 dr NbwOsM torn rsscona Odo mA RiiOS: June 23 5 J4 am Juno 23 5:34 am Sots: Juno 21 8-01 pjn Juno 22 84)1 pm SanGabriti SanDitgo MLoWthr 79 55 dr 91 70 dr 44 77 90 44 dr 43 44 dr 77 09 cdy 04 44 cdy 42 50 dr 53 51 dr 95 73 dr 41 03 dr 59 55 cdy 04 44 cdy SO 63 dr 41 63 dr 40 05 cdy 41 64 dr 44 43 dr 4 06 dr 40 03 dr 00 45 dr 43 01 dr FAirat Cairo Caracat Cogmhagm Franklmt Gonoun hight 74 to 40 toraugh Sunday Wi lews 52 le 58 hight Srtamtoy ta too mid-70i to low SOt and Sunday in tho uppor TO to mid-SOk INTERMEDIATE Ouomighl bwt ranging ham tot uppor YALLEYS Far Sotoirdoy and 30t in too higher uodoyt to too mitoSOl "day 7 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN AREAS Far Saturday and Sunday Local oorthwod windt 15 to 25 nph a owk Amort hight both doyi 70 to 46 Lowi saurdoy night 45 to 55 IMPERIAL ANO LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS LOS ANGELES ANO VICINITY FORECAST Early mornmg law lag Saturday Othorwito Right ui too low to mid-SOk night Lowt in tho low OOt Sunday palmy oorly monwig low doudt and fag mm too coad Othorwito far SantoM SantoAna SO 50 77 49 99 51 90 75 59 91 SantaCnn c3J Canada 752 44 cdy 792 22 79 dr 42 70 dr 41 70 dr 40 66 SO 04 cdy Wiwupog lilwLaaO mJ a4 rwiwsv anp US extremes HI la Free 07 45 04 40 75 0 74 55 3D 73 45 75 50 63 SI 74 77 60 145 Rd4ro Barroaperflnfc oisr uppor Grad lahm rogiu and rata and doudt hold oody abomam roodtam too SOt and 001 aerate Now Eagbnd Ttwptrolww wore too SOI and OOt along too Forilb Coad and too Ffltoi1 ohouo lOOtadw dotort Soutowod Saturday faracad caHod lor tmNmd EluodtrPonm from too aadaa hdl of Total Fbride and taudum Gtorgb and from too uppor Mtaobtippi uoSty too Pah ota and control Hhjfi Fbtak and a atria womwr Hight in too mid to TSi" ''FERNANDO AND SAN MQflpOft -fF Taipti TolAvfv Tokyo Hongttang High I laha I 1 Friday 112 dogwm at Htnaw City Aril low morning 22 at Wad Yal- Saturday and l05to1IOIo 10 TahouVarioy Tonanco YotoiniloVIy lowt Saturday night 70 JoWg Kim Interment will be at Coachella Valley Cemetery Ex-fugitive pleads innocent Obituaries Klein stance allegation would be that Waldon allegedly committed multi pie murders The charges against Waldon also include the Dec 17 rape and robbery of a Pacific Beach woman Kingsburg Calif Mr Hammarsten a retired fruit farmer died Thursday at Kingsburg Hospital He was a native of New York and lived in Kingsburg for 74 years He owned a winter home here for several years Mr Hammarsten was the owner of Desert Hand Laundry from 1930 to 1942 He was a charter member of Kingsburg Gun Club Kingsburg Kiwanis Club Elks Lodge Ducks Unlimited and Fresno Club Survivors include his wife Freida his daughter Sandra William of Kingsburg a sister Jennie Larson of Santa Cruz Calif and three grandchildren Burial will be at Kingsburg SAN DIEGO (AP) A man captured earlier this week after spending one month on the 10-most-wanted list pleaded innocent to three San Diego County murders Billy Ray Waldon 34 was ordered held on 2 million bail after he pleaded innocent Friday to 16 charges including the murders of Charles Wells 59 of Hillcrest and Dawn Ellermann 42 and her daughter Erin 13 of Del Mar Deputy District Attorney Charles Patrick said he would file special circumstance allegations against Waldon which would make him eligible for the death penalty if convicted of murder Patrick said one special circum 4 Tk to Sine 1974 Neptune I iSodety I CREMATION For 24-Hour Information I In The Palm Springs I 619323-2330 5 4922 ArUngion Ah Rivcnidc CA 92501 Services for Ruth Klein 66 of Cathedral City will be at 11:30 am Monday at the Wiefels Son Funeral Home in Palm Springs Burial will be private Mrs Klein died Thursday at California Nursing and Rehabilitation Center She was a native of New York and had lived in Cathedral City for four years She was a member of Temple Sinai and was a former secretary of the City of Hope She worked for 18 years as an office employee of Kaiser Hospital Survivors include her husband Irving a daughter Felice Klein of Los Angeles and a brother Michael Goldstein of Canton Ohio In leiu of flowers the family suggests donations to Temple Sinai Episcopal Church in Palm Desert Mr Hamada a native of California died Wednesday at his home in Frenso He had lived here from 1978 to 1985 and was a member of St Episcopal Church in Palm Desert He was employed as a carpenter Survivors include his parents Raymond and Ann Hamada of Palm Desert two brothers Richard Hamada of San Diego and Geoffrey Hamada of Washington a sister Debra Wolter of Costa Mesa Calif and several nieces and nephews His ashes will be scattered at sea Nieto Services for Charlotte Avila Nieto 62 of Indio will be at 9 am Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church She died Thursday in Indio Born in Indio she is survived by four sons Rudy Alvarez Richard Alvarez Ronnie Nieto and Charles Nieto all of Indio two daughters Margaret Gonzalez and Elizabeth Nieto both of Indio a stepson Ray Nieto Jr of West Covina 13 grandchildren two great-grandchildren three brothers Alfredo Chapo and Joe Avila all of Indio and two sisters Flora Mendoza and Virginia Nieto both of Indio She was a member of the Socie-dad Progressita Mexicana Rosary will be recited at the Fitz-Henry Funeral Home Chapel at 8 pm Sunday Visitation will be at the funeral home from 5 pm to 9 pm Hammarsten Services for Oscar Hammarsten 81 formerly of Palm Springs will be held 10 am Monday at Creighton Memorial Chapel in LaPaglia Services for Vincent Joseph LaPaglia 39 of Palm Springs will be held 2 pm Saturday at Palm Springs Mortuary chapel He died June 15 at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage Mr LaPaglia a native of New York lived here for three yean He was a disabled veteran and member of Parents Without Part-nen Survivors included his daughter Tina LaPaglia of Las Vegas Nev his mother Ruth LaPaglia of Palm Springs his grandmother Frida Sahzman of Palm Springs two sisters Karen Cundy and Santa Hill both of Auburn Calif The Rev Fred Davis of Saint Paul of the Desert will officiate Burial will be at Riverside National Cemetery Reid Private services and inurnment for Frances Beckwith Reid of Rancho Mirage were held in San Bernardino Mrs Reid 71 died Tuesday at Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage She was a native of Worthing England and had lived here for 10 years Mrs Reid was a former escrow officer for the Union Bank of Santa Monica for 15 years She was the daughter of the late Admiral and Mrs Geoarge and Frances Beckwith Survivors include her husband of 51 years William Reid former president of the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce a daughter iSondra Carter of Huntington her son Steven Reid of Santa Monica Canyon Calif and five grandchildren Private inurnment was at Mountain View Cemetery in San Bernardino Hamada IRONWOOD COUNTRY CLUB CUSTOM HOME SITES (sum 1986 Member CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Koran Opponhoim I Jamot Lycaff Editor HUM 1564)00) THE DESERT SUN PUBUSHMQ CO MfctldUn) o) GonnsM Co ht 1 1 SOUTH MLM CANYON ONVE Flta $9(14 CoM 02262 1 Mon-Fri Saturday ootopt Suariay mtd Oiriotoiak creative leeway at Ironwoud's custom home sites A very limited number of these special sites are available ranging from a minimum of 20 000 square tail up to neariy a full acre Most feature magnificent views of the surrounding Coachella Valley And they are in an exclusive neighborhood of one-of-a-kind homes in the millkm-dollaror more price range Your purchase here also entitles you to apply for Lifetime Membership and participate in Iron wood's many social and recreational events Let Us Be of Service Home sites begin in the low $14001 Os Please feel free to discuss your particular needs with an Ironwood sales representative I or she will be happy to explain the many advantages ot life at The Club Above the Rest including dub memberships homeowner-association fees and financing Our office isopen from to 5:00 pm We look forward to being of service and welcoming you into the desert's finest country dub community The perfect setting for your custom home The Cl ub Above The Rest offers you surroundings worthy of your custom-built home Through our new home site sales program you can select from two choice locations No matter which you decide on you'll be part of an established country dub community in an atmosphere of unparalleled serenity and beauty And you will have the opportunity to enjoy the area's finest most complete recreational facilities through our unique Lifetime Membership Program Fairway Estates Home Sites Fairway Estates are Ironwoud's most luxurious housing opportunity Thirty-nine sites most with fairway views or frontage have been set aside for these exceptional custom-style homes many of which have already beenpu rchased Now we are pleased to make the few remaining sites available for those who may wish to take ad vantage of today's prices and delay actual construction of their pre-planned homes till a later date Custom Home Sites If your plans for desert living require more self-expression you'll find both the necessary space and om pMftMf at 81 Fool OWko it Aria Snringt ColHocnio Auguta 5 1 927 uoritr Qa Art ol Congroa ot Marco 3 1479 tho Dotort Sun AA II riling Co iril oot bo ffipomiblf lor wmoKcifod iMRMCvipli pbetet lo wi or ewiled to Hw Dotort Sen SUSSCWFTION KATES 4y earner koaw ritlirororii 5525 par awndl 56300 par year Single capiat at nowtritadn 25 cairik Md ratal payable in atone $400 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Memorial services for Raymond Hamada Jr formerly of Palm Desert were held Friday at St Mar- manta Kutnirio County: 5525 own Foreign Countrioti 51650 par monlb Main Offlcoi 325-S666 666 VELLA ROAD PALM SPRINGS PHONE 327-1257 GIBERSON MARJORIE SanricM in Michigan LUBELL HYMAN SorvicM Private KLEIN RUTH SwvicM 1 1:30 am AAonday Wiefels Son Chapel HOWARD CLARA ServicM Private FRIDLEY HARRY Services Private RILEY MARJORIE Service Pending Ptte Spring 3206930 mini Dotort 344-5646 CIfflod Advortklngi 323-4251 325-5005 QDssftBqoGY F0bKb8nps LbbnCo SJMg nm nonpiBW rmMMi mssob RHNoatMnHMnany 327-1331 :1 Iron wood Country Club 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