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Th Desert Sun B2 I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1997 For the record Obituaries Activist Anne Zachary dead at 79 "The woman is Cathedral City. She might not be the mayor or the City Council, but she had the respect of all of us." Jacqueline A. Fein-Zachary remembered her mother for the XL ZACHARY 'A champion': Longtime resident helped keep organized gambling out of Cathedral City. By CECILIA CHAN The Desert Sun CATHEDRAL CITY Anne Louise Zachary, a longtime community activist, died Sunday at Eisenhower Medical Center. Zachary, 79, was a resident of the city for 20 years.

"We are all kind of taken suddenly by Mayor David Berry said. "Every time the city had a problem, or even times when there were no problems, she was He said the city had suffered a real loss. that help defeat an initiative that would have legalized card clubs in the city. Carol Engelhard, a former city mayor, remembered working alongside Zachary, licking stamps and sending out mailers. "She was a wonderful lady, tough, but she was kind and she cared about Cathedral City," Engelhard said.

"It's a big loss to the city, a big loss to the valley." Zachary was born in New York City to Louis and Rachel Feiner- man Rutchick. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees from New York University. She married Jack Zachary on March 18, 1942, in New York City. She was a member of the Demo- era tic Party and worked behind the scenes to get candidates elected. An avid reader of a wide variety of literature, she a member of the Cathedral City Friends of the Library.

She is survived by her husband, Jack; two sons, Donald L. Zachary of Nashville, and Richard A. Zachary of Chattanooga, a daughter, Jacqueline A. Fein-Za-chary of Boston; a brother, Phillip Rutchick of St. Paul, a sister, Beatrice Landau of New York City; and four grandchildren.

A tribute to her is scheduled from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday at the Royal Palms Mobile Park's clubhouse, 34-851 Date Palm Burial is private. Memorial donations may be made to the Cathedral City Friends of the Library, 33-520 Date Palm Drive, Cathedral City, 92234 Police calls Landowner gets drop on burglary suspects YUCCA VALLEY Three suspects in a burglary, found themselves at the wrong end of a gun late Sunday morning while their intended victim called San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. "They're lucky they didn't get shot," said Gilbert Acosta, 40, of Landers, who used a handgun to detain Jason zelli, 19, of Morongo Valley, Daniel Manter, 19, of Yucca Valley and an unidentified 17-year-old female, outside his home in the 1000 block of Andromada. Acosta said he found the male suspects inside one of four cabins on his property, breaking the glass out of a sliding glass door.

Deputies said they discovered the back of the suspects' truck loaded with pieces of aluminum, possibly removed from nearby residences. "They're breaking a $300 sliding glass door for a $5 piece of aluminum!" said Acosta. "They almost got shot for being stupid." Police blotter Petrozzelli and Manter were being held at Morongo Basin Jail Monday on suspicion of burglary, deputies said. Bail was set at $15,000 each. Deputies said the female was released to a guardian.

Seven people Injured In mobile home fire PALM DESERT Fire consumed a mobile home early Monday morning, injuring seven people and leaving a family homeless, firefighters said. One of the injured was a Palm Desert firefighter who suffered first- and second-degree burns to his left ear, neck, side and lower back. He was treated at Eisenhower Medical Center. Four people were treated for smoke inhalation and two people reported suffering chest pains, firefighters said. Five units from three stations responded to the 4:35 a.m.

blaze at the Suncrest Country Club in the 73-400 block of Country Club Drive. lessons she taught. "She was a champion and our she said. "She taught us to stand up for what we believed in and she taught us to watch out for people who didn't speak for themselves, the underdogs." Zachary also was active in stopping gaming from entering Cathedral City. In 1969, she was the treasurer for No Organized Gambling ItlitllH VWliV Responses made to selected calls for police service throughout Coachella Valley cities- 1 i 1 1 4t 4 i Angel Moreno, 5 Angel Sampayan Moreno.

5. of Coachella died Oct. 12, 1997, at Loma Linda University Medical Center in Loma Linda. He was born June 19, 1992, to Elvia B. Sampayan and Guillermo Moreno in Indio.

He was a student at John Kelley School in Thermal. Survivors include his parents. Elvia Sampayan and Guillermo Moreno, both of Coachella; a sister. Christina Moreno; a brother, Jaime Moreno; grandparents, Inez and Dionicio Sampayan of Coachella; and grandparents. Juan and Evelia Moreno of Coachella; and many aunts and unties.

An all-night vigil was to be held from 4 p.m. Monday to 11 a.m. today with a rosary at 6 p.m. at Chapel of the Palms Funeral Home in Coachella. A Mass will be held 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Our Lady of Soledad in Coachella. Interment will be held at Coa CATKIDrtALCITY SUNDAY 8:32 a.m.: Fraud, 31-700 block of Date Palm Drive. 8:46 a.m.: Residential burglary, 33-400 block of Sky Blue Water Trail, arrest made. 9:06 a.m.: Grand theft, 29-100 block of Landau Boulevard. 11:37 a.m.: Stolen vehicle, 27-600 block of Avenida Qumtana.

3:38 p.m.: Shoplifting, 31-000 block of Date Palm Drive. 9:28 p.m.: Petty theft, 68-000 block of Avenue 30. 10:32 p.m.: Burganzed vehicle, 69-100 block of Victoria Dnve. 321-0994 Bernstein, Elliot Private Services Phyllis Wilson. 74 Phyllis Rolph Finnell Wilson, 74, of La Quinta died Oct.

11, 1997, at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs. She was born Oct. 21, 1922, to Margaret Rolph and Phillip S. Finnell in San Francisco. She was a homemaker.

She served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a first lieutenant from 1943-46. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, Junior League of Pasadena College of the Desert Auxiliary, Living Desert Pan-nellic, St. Margaret's Episcopal Church and a volunteer at Pegasus Riding Academy for the Handicapped. Survivors include two sons, Joseph Charles Wilson IV of Washington.

C. and William Rolph Wilson of San Clemente; one sister, Peggy Matteson of Pine Top, and. three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph Charles Wilson III, in 1973. A memorial service will be held 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Margarets Episcopal Church in Palm Desert. The family suggests donations be made to The Living Desert Reserve, 47-900 Portola Palm Desert. CA 92260: or The Arthritis 'FoundatiorcTltrr-AVartnir Drive, No. 104, Palm Desert, CA 92260.

Jerome Sharpee, 76 Jerome 0. Sharpee, 76, of Palm Springs died Oct. 11, 1997, in Palm Springs. He was born Feb. 17, 1921, to Anna Thompson and Peder A.

Sharpee in Columbus, Ohio. He married Dolores Allyn Sharpee on May 21, 1943 in Spring Prairie, Wis. He was manager of Professional Secretaries Retirement Center in Albuquerque, N.M. He was a member of Rio Masonic Lodge in Wisconsin, the Elks Lodge in Albuquerque and Hope Lutheran Church in Palm Desert. Survivors include two daughters, Karen George of Elm Grove, and Roxanne Bowdin of Peshtigo, a sister, Virginal Creamer of Bellaire, Ohio; and four grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Dolores Allyn Sharpee, on March 16, 1996. Services will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday at Hope Lutheran Church in Palm Desert. Interment will be held at Spring Prairie Lutheran Church Cemetery in Keyser, Wis. Arrangements are under the direction of Palm Springs Mortuary in Cathedral City.

The family suggests donations be made tfflhe American HearrAsso ciation, 74020 Alessandro, Suite Palm Desert, CA 92260; or Hope Lutheran Church, 45900 Portola, Palm Desert, CA 92260. Castillo, Laura Dzszmr SUNDAY 4:58 ajiu Battery, 68-000 block of Calle Azteca. 1 p.mj Petty theft, 14-000 block of Palm Dnve. 3:44 p.m.: Grand theft, 65-900 block of Buena Vista Avenue, arrest made. JPALMCPfCS SUNDAY 1:23 a.m.: Battery, El Cielo Road and Tahqurtz Canyon Way 6:42 a.m.: Petty theft, 100 block of North Indian Canyon Drive.

8:36 a.m.: Battery, 1500 block of North Palm Canyon Dnve, arrest made. 4:21 p.m.: Residential burglary, 200 block of South Avenida Caballeros. 4:50 p.m.: Shoplifting, 200 block of North Palm Canyon Dnve, arrest made. 5:51 p.m.: Threats, 60-100 block of Overture Dnve. 6:07 p.m.: Petty theft, 1700 block of East Vista Chino.

Reports for Indian Wells, Indlo, La Quinta, Palm Desert, Rancho Services Pending Cosgrove, Edward Memorial Services: Fit, 11 am, Ramon Chapel, Palm Springs Mortuary at Cathedral City Cemetery in chella Valley Coachella. CO ACHILLA SUNDAY 1:52 a.mj Stolen vehicle, 1400 block of Orchard Avenue. 9:50 a.m.: Burglarized vehicle, 51-800 block of Tijsselmg Court. 2:18 p.m.: Robbery, 48-900 block of Highway 111, felony arrest made. 3:33 p.m.: Hit-and-run, 51-900 block of Grapefruit Boulevard.

Dobb, Estelle Getting involved Services Were Held Heck, Melinda Services Pending To find out about openings on city and Riverside County boards and comrms- Mirage and Riverside County were unavailable. Hodson, William- a Dnr i-4nrt i -il Kiirrflrani Private Services 500 block of Avenue 52. Compiled by David Hermann. Leaf, Helen Crime tips PRESERVE" Continued from Bl Services: 11 am, Ramon Chapel, Palm Springs Mortuary at Cathedral City 1 1 1 Cathedral CHy: City clerk's office, 770-0322. CoacheOa: City clerk's office, 398- 3502.

Desert Hot Springs: City clerk's of fice. 329 6411. Indian WeNs: City clerk's office, 346-2489. Indlo: City clerk office. 342 6580, Ext.

524. La Quinta: City derk's office. 777-7025. Palm Desert Dty clerk's office, 346-0611. Palm Springs: City clerk's office.

323 8204. Rancho Mirage: City clerk's office: 324 4511. Mandic, John Crime Stoppers: 341-7867. Crime Stoppers ts a nonprofit organization that gives cash rewards to informants whose tips lead to the arrest of crime suspects. The program is run by volunteers.

Informants remain anonymous. Gambiers help Rosary: 7 pm, Funeral Mass: 10 am, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Palm Desert Inurnment: Palm Springs Mausoleum, Cathedral City of doing that." Dick Taylor, a member of the alliance's steering committee, said he's disturbed by the small number of documents available on the project. "Why is there so little information?" he asked. Wixon said noise and traffic impact studies are still under way. A separate environmental impact report is being put together, and the city will issue a notice of preparation by month's end, said City Planner Frank Coyle.

The project should come before the Planning Commission in December or January and before the City Council for a vote in spring, he said. One large hurdle the project faces is its likely impact on critical habitat of the threatened Peninsular bighorn sheep, said Kevin Bren nan, wildlife biologist with the state Department of Fish and Game. "Given the location of the project, I don't know how it's possible for them to mitigate," he said. Blood Bank McGlasson, William Anthony Bellini, 92 Anthony Bellini, 92, of Palm Desert died Oct. 1, 1997, in Los Angeles.

He was born March 27, 1905. to Louisa Vittucci and Angelo Bellini in Venice, Italy. He married Marguerita Lott on-Aug. 8, 1931, in Washington. C.

He was an auditor with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and later a tax assessor with Riverside County. He served in the Italian Army from 1925-26. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Louise Clinton andFranresca Angela Bellini-DeSimone; a son-in-law, Donald P. DeSimone; two sisters, Maria Vicino and Rosa Bellini; two grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren.

Services were held under the direction of Forest Lawn Mortuary in Hollywood Hills. "Butch- Gam Mere Anonymous, Coachella Valley: 320 9190. National Council On Pro Mem GamMing Helpline: (800) 522 4700. California Compulsive Gambling Helpline: 320-0234. or (800) 322 8748.

The Community Blood Bank is at 39 000 Bob Hope Dnve Rancho Mi rage. For information on donating blood; 7734190. Visitation: Thu. 9 am, Services: 10 am, Ramon Chapel, Palm Springs Mortuary at Cathedral City Entombment: Palm Springs Mausoleum, Cathedral City the golfing community it hasn't had," he said. He downplayed opponents' concerns, saying, "They've been whipped up by a lot of foolishness." The neighborhood alliance mailed out its initial four-page newsletter last week.

It says the group is worried about parking spilling oyer into residential streets, noise from lawnmowers, golfers and special events sound bounces off the mountain, opponents say and traffic causing safety problems. The group has the support of more than 300 households and is working on gathering more signatures, Kimberling said. "We don't see the benefit and we especially don't see putting it in one of the nicest residential areas," he said. Despite the developer's claims, Kimberling doubts the project will bring in millions of dollars, he said. But Ernie Vossler, president of Landmark Golf Co.

in La Quinta, said he's familiar with The Preserve and it could very well prove successful. "If you have an outstanding golf course as that one will probably be and you can charge $150 green fees, you can make a profit," he site has a wonderful chance Peterson, Jeannette Services Were Hld At Desert Hot Springs Mortuary imfmmmmm Randall, Victoria In Memory Of Melville Borders Services ere Pending Hazel Clayton Services ore Private Burial: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia Sharpee, Jerome Hulda Giles Buy a casket in advance of need before 123197 and receive a S50Q value marble grave marker for only Did you know funeral homes mark-up casket prices 300 to 500 Did you know that the average price of a mortuary-purchased casket is over S2.000. Direct Casket has sold thousands of caskets, over 40 models, at prices thai will save you thousands of dollars Direct Casket will store and ship the casket, at time of need to the funeral home of your choice anywhere in the Memorial Services: 1 pm, Hope Lutheran Church, Palm Desert Inurnment: Spring Prairie Lutheran Church Cemetery, Services ore Private Nancy Harter Services are Private Daniel Provost Services a'e Pending Mayme Richmond Services O'e Private Vivian Bitter Services 99 Pending Robert Sage Services are Private Keyser, Wi Stafford, Jack St. direct Wi Private Services Locally Owned tper.ited sine? 1'iW NOW CHIN IN PALM DLSLRT Palm Deert Chapel 44-635 San Kifuel Airrnte, Palm Desert 7-6-M66 Deiert Chapel Mio Chapel 51 9W) ksm 82- 975 Rrifua Airnue CMcheUa InJio (7bO)M7-3hU (760 -U XtDi.M.LY SIKVIVJ AJ I FATTHV Intrrnwnt Cnfntim Sriipmrnt Prr flt'ru' i Ide, Robert Services Pending Zachary, Anne uMBki D'UtC'OBS Vyi NOW IN CATHEDRAL CITT AT II 535 RAMON ROAD (710) 374 1104 Remembrance Tribute: 4-6 pm, Royal Palms Mobile Park Club House, Cathedral City 327-I2H7 inn i it! I rtl IMkt Plic Notict ilk Ktkt fbtk PtrWk IMkt Ibtkt Pailk Ktkt No 437 AKWfOUt UtiMI it NM tlAllw.MT ra fa. fA'JOAl TfA fonowna parto 1 aloinf ho.ni at Ca4 aypirat from tha ftlinf dl Th ihng ot talmnt 609 not of aullorijr fh vie tn tint oi Fic til'Out bufiinnii nam iiion of fno ftaH of nothr wlrr flri Common mw (w i4f)0 B.P) THi nmnt Into Of 01 1 BIDOf S.

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