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-THE DESERT SUN, Palm Springs, Calif. -Saturday, February 20, 1988 The Weather Roadrunner vs. ostrich Rodney and his buddies think this weekend will be perfect for outdoor sports, so they've decided to strut on over to the National Date Festival and challenge the ostriches to a game of team tag. The roadrunners have the advantage, since their bulky feathered friends have been racing daily and should be pretty tuckered out. Rodney promises feathers won't get too ruffled at least not from the wind.

It's expected to calm down Saturday morning, with highs ranging from 70 to 78, he said. Temperatures Sunday, closing day of the festival, will increase 00 to 83. Lows both days will be 35 to 45. Southern California forecasts DESERT AREAS Local north to northeast winds 20 to 30 mph decreasing today. Local areas of blowing dust and sand.

Mostly clear skies through Sunday. Slightly warmer. Owens Valley, highs today 56 to 64 and Sunday 58 to 68, with overnight lows in the 20s. High deserts, highs today 64 to 70 and Sunday 66 to 74, with overnight lows 28 to 38. Low deserts, highs today 70 to 76 and Sunday 74 to 78, with lows 44 to 50.

COASTAL AREAS Local north to northeast winds 20 to 30 mph gusting to 70 below the Cajon Pass, but decreasing today. Winds decreasing today. Mostly clear through Sunday. Warmer with highs today 68 to 75 and Sunday 74 to 78. Lows in the 40s.

MOUNTAIN AREAS North to northeast winds 25 to 35 mph decreasing today. Mostly clear skies through Sunday. Slightly warmer. Resort highs today 48 to 56 and Sunday 54 to 62. Overnight lows 22 to 32.

ANGELES AND VICINITY FORECAST Mostly clear today and Sunday and slightly warmer. Decreasing winds today. Highs today in the low 70s and Sunday mid-to upper 70s. Lows tonight in the low 50s. SAN FERNANDO AND SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Mostly clear and slightly warmer today and Sunday.

Decreasing winds today. Highs today 68 to 75 and Sunday 74 to 78. Overnight lows in the 40s. SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Mostly clear today and Sunday. Decreasing winds today.

Highs today 68 to 75. Warmer Sunday with highs 74 to 78. Lows tonight in the 40s. SAN DIEGO COASTAL STRIP AND INLAND VALLEYS Fair through Sunday with slightly warmer days and slightly cooler nights. Local gusty northeast winds inland 15 to 25 mph nights.

Highs all areas today 68 to 75 and 72 to 77 Sunday. Coastal lows 42 to 50 overnight, with lows inland from 32 to 42 and brief frost in coldest wind sheltered areas. COASTAL AND INTERMEDIATE VALLEYS Mostly clear today and Sunday. Local east to northeast winds to 25 mph below passes and canyons. Highs today in the upper 60s to mid-70s and Sunday in the mid-to upper 70s.

Lows tonight in the upper 30s to mid-40s, Helen J. Stahlheber Services for Helen J. Stahlheber, 82, of La Quinta, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home in Indio. Mrs.

Stahlheber, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, died Wednesday in Indio. Survivors include her husband. Robert; two stepsons, Philip Stahlheber of Tehachapi and Robert Stahlheber of Irvine; a sister, Laura Melegari of Canton, Ohio; six grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home.

Burial will be at Coachella Valley Cemetery. C. Gordon Livingston Memorial services for "Doc" C. Gordon Livingston, 70, of Palos Verdes and La Quinta, will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Wayfarer's Chapel, 5755 Palos Verdes Drive South.

Rancho Palos Verdes. Mr. Livingston, a native of Hawaii, died Sunday. He served as a pilot for the Navy during World War II, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. He retired as a commander.

He became a test pilot for the Navy and later a civilian experimental test pilot and a member of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots and Soaring Society of America. Survivors include his wife, Ruth: two daughters, Sandra and Jhan; two brothers, William and Gilbert Livingston, both of Hawaii, and one grandchild. The nation Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 5 p.m. PST. Hi Lo Prc Otik Albany, N.Y.

41 13 cdy Albuquerque 52 30 Amarillo 53 21 clr Anchorage 42 35 Asheville 43 38 .12 Atlanta 50 43 .23 cdy Atlantic City 42 36 .01 rn Austin 58 41 Baltimore 43 37 .29 Billings 47 33 cdy Birmingham 54 44 .10 cdy Bismarck 38 29 cdy Boise 49 26 clr Boston 43 28 cdy Brownsville 63 54 clr Buffalo 44 25 sn Burlington, Vt. 43 16 clr Casper 39 16 cdy Charleston, S.C. 61 48 .22 Charleston, W.Va. 51 38 .28 cdy Charlotte, N.C. 47 43 .27 Cheyenne 36 16 Chicago 40 24 Cincinnati 45 37 .41 cdy Cleveland 42 24 .27 cdy Columbia, S.C.

51 45 57 cdy Columbus, Ohio 45 37 .43 cdy Concord, N.H. 42 11 cdy Dallas-Ft. Worth 58 42 .05 cdy Dayton 43 34 .39 cdy Denver 43 20 Des Moines 44 25 cdy El Paso 45 34 Duluth 32 25 88820 cdy Detroit 34 22 cdy Evansville 44 39 Fairbanks 21 00 cdy Fargo 36 20 .01 Flagstaff 38 21 Grand Rapids 36 18 .02 cdy Great Falls 51 29 Greensboro, N.C. 45 41 .10 cdy Hartford 41 17 cdy Helena 44 32 cdy Honolulu 83 62 cir Houston 53 45 clr The world Temperatures and weather from midnight to midnight day. Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Beijing Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Bogota Brussels Budapest B' Aires Cairo Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem family suggests donations to Research, Eisenhower MedCenter, Rancho Mirage, will be at National Cemeof the Pacific in Honolulu, with full military honors.

Phyllis Jeanne Wolfe Services for Phyllis Jeanne Wolfe, 49, of La Quinta, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home in Indio. Mrs. Wolfe, who was born in Huntington, W.V., died Thursday in Rancho Mirage. She had lived in the Coachella Valley since 1981.

Survivors include her husband, Robert: a son, Terry Wolfe of Ontario; a daughter, Tami Farmer of Hesperia; her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Roy Bellomy of Yuma, a brother, William Roy Bellomy of Glendora, and two grand children. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home in Indio.

Graveside services will be held at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday at the Riverside National Cemetery. Ovalla Brown Services for Ovalla Brown, 97, of Coachella, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home in Indio. Mrs.

Brown, a native of Arkansas, died Thursday in Coachella. Survivors include two sons, Thomas "T.G." Brown and Whid Brown, both of Arkansas; two daughters, Grace Moore and Della D. Council. both of Coachella; a sis- The Desert Sun 1988 A Gannett newspaper CAPA Member CALIFORNIA 61st year, No. 173 PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Published evenings Monday Friday and Saturday mornings.

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Box 190, Palm Springs, CA 92263 Copyright 1988, The Desert Sun Publishing Co. All rights reserved Local ending low temperatures for High and 24 hours p.m. yesterday. Beaumont High 74 Low 44 Cathedral City 78 56 Desert Hot Springs 72 50 Indian Wells 76 36 Indio NA NA La Quinta 76 57 Mecca 76 50 North Shore 80 54 Oasis 76 53 Palm Desert 71 52 Palm Springs 73 51 Humidity, 5 p.m. Rancho Mirage 80 42 1000 Palms 75 55 Top of the Tram 40 19 Twentynine Palms 64 44 Yucca 58 36 WEATHER: Coachella Valley SMOG: 345-3711 (Monday-Friday) Coachella Valley (800) 242-4666 WIND: Coachella Valley and San Gorgonio Pass 345-2767 California High, low, ending at 5 Bakersfield Barstow Big Bear Bishop Blythe Catalina Culver City Eureka Fresno Lancaster Long Beach Los Angeles Marysville Monrovia Montebello Monterey Needles Newport Oakland Ontario Pasadena Paso Robles Red Bluff Redwood Riverside Sacramento Salinas San Bernardino San Gabriel San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Santa Maria Santa Monica Stockton Tahoe Valley Torrance Yosemite Vly precipitation for 24 hours p.m.

Friday. 70 36 46 398R: 52 26 23 52 74 55 64 40 65 34 65 34 71 52 73 55 77 48 76 48 72 42 66 44 67 49 Beach 68 56 66 53 70 54 74 45 69 25 75 45 City 73 46 71 53 66 45 72 35 71 53 75 50 68 48 69 50 71 45 73 67 34 69 39 74 33 74 51 66 42 50 22 75 47 61 30 Obituaries Mildred Maxine Harter Services for Mildred "Mickey" Maxine Harter, 66, of Indio, will be at 11:30 a.m. Monday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home in Indio. Mrs. Harter, a native of Florida, died Thursday in San Bernardino.

Survivors include her husband, James; a son, Douglas Harter of Palm Springs; a brother and sister, both of Florida, and two grandchildren. Visitation will be from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home. Burial will be at Coachella Val- ley Cemetery. Roy B.

Morrow Services for Roy B. Morrow, 77, of Palm Springs, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Wiefels and Son Chapel in Palm Springs. Mr. Morrow died Friday at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs.

Survivors include his wife, Irene; three daughters, Francine Pace of Anaheim, Carilee Ziemer of Artesia. and Darline Fuetes of Glendale: a son, Ronald B. Morrow of Greenwich, a stepdaughter, Pat Stastay of Idyllwild; four sisters. Wilma Guthrie and Mary Ellen Terry, both of Perris, Margarit Cagle of Elmore City, and Toyfay Wright of Loma Linda; 17 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Burial will be private.

The family suggests donations to the Elks Lodge No. 1905 or Desert Hospital Auxiliary. SERVICES AT I FUNERAL DIRECTORS 666 VELLA ROAD PALM SPRINGS PHONE 327-1257 DIABO, BESS Services 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, Desert Memorial Park KANIA, HELEN Services 1 p.m. Saturday St. Theresa's Catholic Church LEZACK, LEO Services in Winnepeg FRANCIS, GAMBELL Services Pending MORROW, ROY Services 2 p.m.

Tuesday Wiefels Son Chapel OSTROM, CECIL Services Private Indianapolis 39 33 .70 cdy Jackson, Miss. 54 47 ,11 chr Jacksonville 70 55 1.67 3 Juneau 43 39 Kansas City 28 Las Vegas 64 45 cir Little Louisville Rock 49 43 .27 chr 48 40 .34 Lubbock 53 24 Miami Beach 73 Memphis 50 47 Midland-Odessa 54 26 Milwaukee 38 18 Mpls-St. Paul 37 24 Nashville 44 .36 New Orleans 58 53 .14 New York City 44 35 Norfolk, Va. 42 .17 North Platte 43 23 Oklahoma City 31 .07 Omaha 28 Orlando 65 Philadelphia 28 .17 Phoenix 44 Pittsburgh 34 .12 Portland, Maine 16 Portland, Ore. 40 Providence 24 Raleigh 43 18 Rapid City 24 Reno 18 Richmond 40 .16 cdy St.

Louis 33 .67 cir Salt Lake City 24 San Antonio 39 St. Ste. Marie 28 Seattle 53 43 Shreveport 50 44 Sioux Falls 23 Spokane 28 Syracuse 17 03 sn Tampa-St. Ptrsbg 76 66 Topeka 51 31 Tucson 63 45 Tulsa Washington, D.C. 44 56 39 33 28 .31 Wichita 60 24 Wilkes-Barre 39 24 09 Wilmington, Del.

45 29 .27 cdy conditions Jo'burg 79 59 clr on previous Kiev 36 30 cdy Lima 81 66 clr Hi Lo Wthr Lisbon 61 46 clr 46 41 clr London 55 45 cdy 56 36 cdy Madrid 61 39 clr 73 64 cdy Manila 93 72 cdy 91 73 clr Mexico City 79 50 cir 69 cdy Moscow 21 16 cdy 43 21 clr Nassau 82 69 cir 57 48 rn New Delhi 78 54 clr 48 32 clr Nicosia 63 39 cdy 41 32 cdy Oslo 30 27 sn 71 64 cdy Paris 50 43 cdy 72 36 cdy Rio 93 71 cdy 48 37 cir Rome 61 36 clt 43 34 cdy 81 64 clr San Juan 69 cdy 64 52 cdy Santiago 86 57 clr 81 59 rn Sao Paulo 86 66 cdy 37 34 sn Seoul 39 19 cdy 43 cdy Singapore 88 75 chr 50 MM Stockholm 28 23 sn 45 30 clr Sydney 73 64 clr 86 69 clr Taipei 64 59 cdy 21 12 clr Tel Aviv 61 46 clr 55 52 cdy Tokyo 46 34 cir 45 37 cdy Vienna 41 36 50 41 clr Warsaw 36 32 cdy ter, Alma "Oma" McGee of Coachella; 13 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren 11 great-great grandchildren and one great-greatgreat-grandchild. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the FitzHenry Funeral Home. Burial will be at Coachella Valley Cemetery. Helen Kania Services for Helen Kania, 79, of Palm Springs, will be at 1 p.m.

today at St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Palm Springs. Mrs. Kania, a native of Dunkirk, N.Y., died Wednesday at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs. Survivors include her son, Gerald EL MONTE (AP) Air quality will range from moderate to good in all areas of the South Coast Air Basin today, the Air Quality Management District reports.

Moderate air quality with a Pollutant Standard Index level of 67 is expected for San Gabriel-Pomona valleys, Riverside-San Bernardino and the coastal areas. Moderate air quality with PSI 58 is expected for metropolitan Los Angeles, San Fernando-Santa Clarita valleys, inland Orange County and Hemet-Elsinore. All other areas are expected to have good conditions with PSI 50 for Banning and the high and low deserts. PSI 42 is predicted for Big Bear Lake. The AQMD's Pollutant Standard Index ratings are as follews: Good air quality, 0-50; moderate, 51-100; unhealthful, 101-199; very unhealthful, 200-299; hazardous, 300 or more.

Canada Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg day. at a fabulous country for Strawberry also enjoy the California-style Thursday through with selected items Country Club, the Weekend Forecast for 6 p.m. 50 40 30 2010 20 BREEZY 30 CLEAR FLURRIES FLURRIES 50 60 COOL RAIN WARM 70 60 60 SHOWERS FRONTS: DRY 70 Warm Cold Stadonary Metro smog Hi 54 43 41 43 33 37 46 33 Highest and lowest temperatures Precipitation in millimeters. J. Kania of brothers, Stanley both of Detroit, Barbara Moore, and Dorothy and three Burial will Sets: Feb.

20, 5:33 p.m. Lo Prec. Feb. 21, 5:34 p.m. 38 26 19 20 0.2 21 0.8 U.S.

extremes 18 5.8 42 U.S. extremes 03 1.8 Low 6 below Fri- mosa, Colo. High 87 at Miami Dade County, Fla. Palos Hills, two and Louis Lukas, three sisters, Florence Cyrul Fante, all of Detroit, grandchildren. be private.

Morris Klanman Services for of Desert Hot p.m. Monday Springs Mortuary Mr. Klanman. chan, Romania, Desert Hospital He was active nity affairs in and was president Temple Nove club even better? Champagne Brunch, spectacular fairway and clubhouse. And now Sunday, with seating at special prices, perfect place for The moon First quarter Feb.

24 Full moon March 3 Last quarter March 11 New moon March 17 Rises: Feb. 21, 6:25 a.m. Feb. 22, 6:24 a.m. zero at Ala- and North U.S.

summary Snow, sleet and freezing rain extended from the Mississippi Valley to the eastern Great Lakes on Friday, while a storm dumped up to 7 inches of rain along the mid-Atlantic Coast. Light to moderate snow fell across parts of Missouri and Illinois. St. Louis reported wet snow with visibility under a half-mile. Snow began in Chicago around midday.

Wind increased across South Dakota, with gusts to 58 miles an hour at Rapid City. Strong wind eased off in Southern California. Temperatures around the nation at 2, p.m. EST ranged from 9 degrees above zero at Gunnison, to 86 degrees at Avon Park, Fla. The low for the nation was 11 degrees below zero at Gunnison.

Central and southern Florida enjoyed warm weather; the temperature reached. 86 degrees in Miami, tying the record high set on the date in 1957. Saturday's forecast called for rain extending over New England and along coastal sections from New Jersey to the Carolinas. Scattered showers and thonderstorms will continue over northern Florida and along the Gulf Coast. Highs will be in the 40s or 50s across much of the nation; the single digits or teens from northern Michigan to Minnesota and eastern North Dakota; the 209 or 30s from northern New England across the Ohio Valley, lower Great Lakes and middle Mississippi Valley to the northern, Plains; the 60s or 70s along the south Atlantic Coast and over Florida, and some 80s over southern Florida.

Temperatures will rise into the 60s and 70s in southern Arizona and much of California. ident for 10 years. He was an associate member of Hadassah. He operated Morry's Snack Shop in Skokie, until his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Sarah; two daughters, Ann Wangesheim of Chicago, and Lorraine Levey, of Skokie, two brothers, Jack Klanman of St.

Petersburg, and Al Klanman of Fort Lauder dale, and five grandchildren. Burial will be at Desert Memo-' rial Park in Cathedral City. People Helping People The United Way a delicious Sunday Brunch And at $14.95 per person Club does just that. You'll the casual yet elegant early at Monterey Country Club p.m. A Sunset dinner menu, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Monterey Morris Klanman, 85, Springs, will be at 1 at the Desert Hot Chapel. a native of Bridied Tuesday at in Palm Springs. in many commuDesert Hot Springs for two years of Sholom and vice pres- What could make Making it affordable. Monterey Country lake views from you can enjoy dinner from 5:30 to 8: 30 is offered from brunch, lunch and Strawberry Champagne Brunch GREAT MEAL NICE PRICE $14.95 Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Reservations 568-9311 Country club attire required. MONTEREY EY COUNTRY CLUB Monterey Country Club, 41-500 Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert, California A Development of Sunrise Company, Builder of America's Finest Country Club Communities. deci sch ben dan mer intr Leo efit: red mut den can peo "Th enc thei spo the tict and pro fou ide are der Thi ent lar Cal how rec ass fig cla inc sch for ele abi act IS Ch tw chi pre tha If efi The Cancer ical 92270. Burial tery Hawaii, tel in of Al re sC WE ra ad fa: W( at en WI sh.