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W. ACROSS THE VALLEY THE DESERT SUN Wednesday. November 18, 1994 tie sc3eiaa La QtflDDii'fia pool spairfc A funeral Mass for Maria Limon, CS, of Cathedral City will be at 9 un. Friday at St Louis Catholic Church, 37-229 Glenn Ave, in Cathedral City. Lira.

Limon, a native of Guadalajara, Mexico, died Monday at AJ-hambra Hospital in La Ha bra. She Lorraine Martin Hobbs, 72, of Granbury, Texas, died Monday at her home. She was born in Oakland and was a former Palm Springs resident She was the retired owner of a shopping center. Survivors include a stepson, Michael Hobbs of Loma Linda; a stepdaughter, Patty lines of Re-dondo Beach; a brother, Wallace Martin of Granbury; a niece and a nephew. She was preceded in death by her husband, William C.

Hobbs. There were no services. Perkins cast the dissenting Mayor John PeBa abstained because be owns property near the proposed site on Avenue 52 in the cove. Perkins criticized his council col-. leagues for voting to let the department send the survey to residents without council review and approval But Sniff and Mayor Pro Tem Glenda Bangerter dismissed his concerns.

"I have so much confidence in our staff that I felt they would do a really good job," Bangerter said. The survey should be mailed to residents soon. It will cost the city up to $8,500. on a city pool Maintenance could cost $250,000 to $300,000 a year, Perkins said, adding that the money could be better spent elsewhere, such as for more police officers. Cosper said maintenance for the park and swim center would be paid for from a lighting and landscaping assessment and with $130,000 a year from the general fund.

"The money is there," he said. Councilman Stanley Sniff disagreed with Perkins. "To me there is no greater need than the need to provide recreation facilities and park faculties," he said. He said fees collected from builders to offset the effects of development in the area were set aside long ago to help fund the park project On Nov. 1, the council voted 3-1 to authorize the city Parks and Recreation Department to survey people on the services they want at the pool, particularly whether they prefer long hours of open swimming or a variety of aquatics classes and activities.

By DOUGLAS HAEERMAN The Desert Sun LA QUINTA City Councilman Ron Perkins on Tuesday questioned the proposed $2.7 million Fritz Burns Park project, saying its planned swim center was likely to be "an albatross." "I think there's a big difference between what we need to have and what we want to have," he said at a regular council meeting. The city recently accepted 14 bids for the project and is reviewing them, Public Works Director David Cosper said. If a contract is awarded, the proposed park and pool should open around May, he said. But Perkins said residents are unlikely to use the pool enough to justify its construction. "I think it's an albatross," he said.

"I think it's going to come back to haunt us." He suggested the city arrange to use the La Quinta High School pool during non-school hours to gauge demand before spending millions Memorial services for Frank Elliott, 72, of Palm Desert will be held 1 pjn. Saturday at Palm Springs Elks Lodge Na 1905, 67-491 Highway 111 in Cathedral City. Mr. Elliott, native of Michigan, died Monday at Manor Care Nursing Center in Palm Desert He was an accounting representative for The Desert Sun for five years and served as a bomber pilot during World War He was the manager of American Legion Baseball Team, Triple A League. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Los Angeles Elks Lodge Na 99, Whitti-er Elks Lodge No.

1258 and was a life member of Palm Springs Elks Lodge No. 1905. He was treasurer of Rio Hondo Symphony Orchestra in Whittier, president of Whittier YMCA, member of Whittier Shrine Club, Los Angeles Al Malaikah Shrine Club, Palm Desert Shrine Club, Lions Club and a life member of Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Pa-trica; a daughter, Sandra Mangold of Huntington Beach; two sons, Michael Elliott of Yorba Linda and Jeffrey Elliott of Whittier, a stepson, Jeffrey Blower of Morongo Valley, a brother, Joe Elliott of Michigan; and four grandchildren. The family suggests donations to California-Hawaii Elks Major Project, co Palm Springs Elks Lodge No.

1905, 67-491 Highway 111, Cathedral City, CA 92234. EARTHQUAKE TIPS EARTHQUAKE SAFETY MFORMATKMfc For updated earthquake (nfoimation, science facts, safety and preparedness tips: (800) 286-SAFE. The hottne's hours are 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Quake preparedness information wf be mated to you upon request Resource operators can provide science facts about earthquakes and answer questions about quakes that strike the area Aurelia Dee James, 71 Private services will be held for Aurelia Dee James, 71, of.

Palm Springs. Mrs. James, a native of Alabama, died Nov. 9 at Desert Hospital in Palm She was an accountant with General Electric. Survivors include her husband, Charlie; a stepson, Charlie James Jr.

of San Jose; three brothers, Brooks McCord of Ukiah, Travis McCord of Silver Springs, and Ivan McCord of Santa Rosa; four sisters, Madeline Ketchen of Santa Rosa, Susie Boyer of Medford, Ore. Bernice Maninovich of Butte, Mt, and Leona Bogar of Sacramento. city of- mcHO mnAce 321-0994 Jane C. Arnold, 65 Private services will be held for Jane Arnold, 65, of Cathedral City. Mrs.

Arnold, a native of Los Angeles, died Thursday at her home. Survivors include three sons, Kenneth Arnold of Huntington Beach, Richard Arnold of Simi Valley and Steven Arnold of Syl-mar, and three grandchildren. was a homemaker. Survivors include her daughter, Josephina Sandoval of Cathedral City; three sons, 'Juan Sandoval, Ruben Castaneda and Ignacio Cas-taneda, all of Cathedral City, three brothers; one sister, and five" grandchildren. Visitation will be p.m.4 pjn.

today and 2 Thursday at Ramon Chapel of Palm Springs Mortuary. A rosary will be said at 7 pm Thursday in the chapeL Burial will be in Desert Memorial Park in Cathedral City. Catslina Gomez, 64 Graveside services for Catalina B. Gomes, 64, of Indio will be held at 1:30 pjn. Friday at Coachella Valley Cemetery in Coachella.

Mrs. Gomez, a native of Calexico, died Monday at John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in India Survivors include oar sons, Arthur Gomez of Montebello, William Gomez of Temecula, Earl Gomez of San Francisco and Rowland Gomez of India; four daughters, Maria Banuelos of La Quinta, Virginia Thompson and Yvonne De La Fuente, both of Indio, and Shirley Gomez of Sacramento; 17 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Visitation will be held 10:30 pjn. Friday at FitzHenry Funeral Home in India A rosary will be said at 12:30 pjn.

Francis Brockway, 84 Services for Francis. Willis Brockway, 84, of Desert Hot Springs will be at 10 am Friday at St Elizabeth Catholic Church, 66-700, Pierson in Desert Hot Springs. Mr. Brockway, a native of Iron River, died Tuesday at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs. He was a truck driver for Snow Queen.

Survivors include his wife, Dorothy, a son, Jerry Brockway of Winnetka; a sister, Mary Roberts of Florida; and four grandchildren. Visitation will be 1 p.nx-5 pjn. Thursday at Desert Hot Springs Mortuary. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery in Fond du Lac, Wis. Ruby May Bolls, 85 Services for Ruby May Bolls, 85, of Indio will be at 10 ajn.

Thursday at FitzHenry Funeral Home Chapel in India Mrs. Bolls, a native of Fredonia, died Monday in Rancho Mirage She lived in Indio for 62 years. She was a member of Central Baptist Church of Indio. Survivors include seven sons, Lester Ray Morrow of Arvada, Donald L. Morrow of Victor-ville, Ralph Bolls of Tacoma, Wash.

Baker, Gerald Private Services Interment Bixby Memorial Park, Bixby, Oklahoma Brockway, Francis Visitation: Triursday, p.m., Mission Chapel, Desert Hot Springs Mortuary Services: Friday, 10:00 a.m., St Elizabeth Catholic Church, Desert Hot Springs, Rev. Fr. Edward McGuinness, Officiating Interment Calvary Cemetery, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin Elliott, Frank Private Services interment Riverside National Cemetery Ferguson, Lilyan "In Your Hour Of Need" FITZHENRY FUNERAL HOME I The FitzHenry Family" Locally Owned Operated Since 1955 "CORDIALLY SERVING ALL FAITHS" mt Interment Cremation Shipment Pie-Planning Highlights of City Council Meeting Thursday, November 17, 1994 Study Session begins at 2:00 p.m. Executive Session at Call of Council Regular Meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. CONSENT AGENDA: Acceptance of Resignation from Audrey Hilton Joslyn Cove Communities Senior Center Board.

Acceptance of Resignation from Tahlib McMicheaux -Parks and Recreation Commission. Authorization for Cultural Commission to Host Rancho Mirage Day at Palm Springs Desert Museum. Ordinances Amending the Whitewater and Northside Redevelopment Plans. ACTION ITEMS; Presentation of Ralph Anderson Management Audit Report. Discussion re: Regulations Governing Whitewater Park.

Comparison of Rancho Mirage and Palm Desert Sign Ordinances. 1st Reading of Ordinance re: Annual Review of License Tax on New Construction. REDF VET )PMENT AGENCY Status Report AB 1290 Compliance Plan. Extension of Professional Services Agreement wGeorge Berkey. HOUSING AUTHORITY Resolution Appointing Executive Director General Discussion Re: Staffing Issues.

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He worked for the state of California Employment Development Department for IS years. He was a member of the California State Employees Association. Survivors include bis wife, Sandra; three sons, Ricardo M. Trevino, Joe Alonzo and Rodrigo Alonzo, all of Thermal; a daughter, Kendra H. Trevino of Thermal; his mother, Helen Trevino of Thermal; four brothers, Ricardo Trevino Rndy Trevino and Ray Trevino, all of Thermal, and Victor Trevino of Indio; and his grandmother, Celes-tina Garza of India Visitation will be 4 pjn.

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