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a a a 1 103 aricope NOTICE OF County PUBLIC HEARING Board of at ber, 2:00 1966 P.M. on the day of Arizona. Auditorium. to 205 West Phoenix. the Board Supervisors Maps for the amend Zoning Ordinance unincorporated areas County Hugh Keller for Litchfield Park Properties: Parcel Sec.

except roeds. the Parcel SEA, 2 That part of the Sec. lying east of the Southern Pacific RR. except roads. Parcel 1 From Rural to (77 plus minus acres) Parcel 2 From Rural (105 RHEA plus or acres.

WOODAL Cierk BOARD MARICOPA OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY. PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Published: Monday, October 1966. October 10, 1966 Notice NOTICE Is OF CALL FOR BIDS Hereby Given that the Board of Supervisors is calling for bids on the following Until 11:00 items A.M. for Maricopa TUESDAY.

County: 1966, for: November Serial No. item 66127 Radio 66145 Medical X-Ray Cossettes Intensifying Screens 66146 Tandem Axle End Dump SemiTrailer 66148 Truck Tractor bids Those may desiring them specifications on these obtain from the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Room Maricopa County Administration Building. 111 South 3rd RHEA Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. CLERK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Publication MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA Date: October 24, 1966. October 1966 NOTICE NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors is calling for bids on the following Items for Maricopa County: UNTI 11:00 A.M., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1966, for: Serial No.

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Visiting Masons welcome Invited. Refreshments. Paul E. Lang, W.M. 2-Funeral Announcements AGUILAS, Alfonso.

Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m. today, St. Francis Xa vier Catholic Church, Burial St. Francis Cemetery. Hansen Mortuary conducting, wife ATTAWAY.

Ora, William. sons Survived by three Denver Chattanooga, Tenn. Norman. Santa Jose, New Mexico, William Scottsdale. Daughter Mrs.

Francis Griffin, Phoenix. TWo brothers Forrest Haines city, Florida, Ray S. of Phoenix, Eight grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. camelback Sunset Chapel.

Dr. David C. Hall officiating. Interment View Cemetery. Mesa.

Friends may call 6 p.m.• 9 p.m. Monday. BAKER William H. (Jerry 1927 E. Cocopah.

Husband of Iva Baker. Jeri father of William Jr. and Mrs. Davy, both of Phoenix. Brother of C.

Baker, Hopewell. Virginia. Also tive grandchildren surviving, Services 10 a.m. Tuesday in Rev. Arizona Barr Funeral Home Chapel.

ment R. L. Greenwood. officiating. InterVisitation 4-8 p.m.

today. Henry T. Forman, Director BARRIGA, Arturo Requim Mass today 9:00 a.m. St. Anthony Church St.

909 Francis. A. 1st Avenue. Interment L. Moore sons, BENTLEY, Paradise Viola, Chapel Arrangement, pendHome.

REPUBLIC L. Meza, In Phoenix 49 Years Rosary for Fructuoso L. Meza, Phoenix resident for 49 years who died Saturday in Memorial Hospital, will be at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Morgensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Thursday in Immaculate Heart Catholic Church, 909 Washington, Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Meza, a native of Mex-1 ico, was a machine operator for Doland-Burrus Box 2720 28th Avenue.

Survivors include his wife, Hilaria; four daughters, Mrs. Alejandra Trujillo, Mrs. Frances Bojorquez, Mrs. Hortencia Sanchez, and Mrs. Rosa, Maria Lopez; three sons, Hilario, Jose Roberto, all living in Phoenix; a brother in Mexico and three sisters in California; 23 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Bertha Rube Bertha Rube Mrs. Bertha Rube, a Phoenix' resident for the past years, died Saturday at Phoenix Baptist Hospital. She was 80. She lived at the Beatitudes Retirement Home at 1616 W. Glendale coming here from St.

Louis. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Venice Chapter in St. Louis. Surviving are a son, Wilbert Rube of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Michel and Mrs.

Frieda Wilsdorf, both of St. Louis; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She will be taken to St. Louis for services and burial. A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, is handling local ar-" rangements. Amelia Halvorson Amelia Halvorson Mrs. Amelia Halvorson, who lived with her daughter, Mrs.

Leo Gavagan, at 4711 E. Clarendon, died yesterday in Doctors Hospital. She was 90. A native of Wisconsin, Mrs. Halvorson came here 11 years ago from Lisbon, N.D.

She was a past matron of the Order of Eastern Star Lodge and a member of the Royal Neighbor Lodge and of Trinity Lutheran Church, all in Lisbon. Surviving besides Mrs. Gavagan are another daughter, Mrs. Merle Girard of St. Paul, where she frequently visited; a sister living in Oregon; four grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. today at Paradise Chapel, 3934 E. Indian School. Services and burial will be in Lisbon. William Attaway Dies At 73; Rites Tomorrow Services for William Attaway, 73, died Saturday at a local nursing morrow at Sunset Chapel, 301 W.

Burial will be in Mountain View A native of Alabama, Mr. Attaway Carlos V. Lee Carlos V. Lee, 52, a former driver for Valley Transit Lines here for eight years, died Saturday at the home of his brother Sandusky, Ohio, it was learned here. The death was reported yesterday by C.

B. Basham, 3963 W. Brill, another driver for Valley Transit. Mr. Lee, a native of West Virginia, came to Phoenix from Ohio.

He lived at 1509 W. Lynwood, and left Phoenix Oct. 17. His last assignment for the bus company was the Mohave Route. Surviving are his wife, Rachel, and a daughter, Rochelle, both of Sandusky; another' daughter, Shirley, in Washington State; a son, Jack of Ohio; and four brothers and one sister in Ohio.

Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Quicks Funeral Home in Sandusky. Burial also will be in Sandusky. Adolfo Berrelleza Rosary for Adolfo Berrelleza, 87, a self employed gardner who died Saturday in his at 1329 E. Madison, will be at 8 Funeral p.m.

today Center, in 1-Kings 1020 W. Washington. Requiem Mass will be 9 a.m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 919 S. 16th Place.

Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. A native of Mexico, Mr. Berrelleza came to Arizona 50 years ago. He had lived in Phoenix for the past 40 years.

Surviving are his wife, Concepcion; a daughter, Mrs. Concepcion Mendoza; two sons, Adolfo and Theodore, all of Phoenix; grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. E. M. McConoughey Services for Edward M.

McConoughey, 81, of 18 W. Edgemont, will be at 11:30 a.m. today at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial (Park. Mr. McConoughey, who died Thursday at home, helped organize the National Council of Churches in 1913. Daily Crossword Puzzle 47 Remedy 48 Perennial growth 49 Beatnik's abode 51 Teammate: Colloq.

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HERBERT F. HANCOX Hospital Administrator Herbert F. Hancox, 77, who Friday he would resign Jan. 1 as administrator of John C. Lincoln Hospital, died there yesterday.

The Chicago-born developer and civic leader had been termed a "vital factor in the phenomenal growth of the Sunnyslope area" by E. Ray Cowden, hospital board president. Mr. Hancox came here 18 years ago. He lived at 9615 N.

First Ave. Although resigning the hospital's directorship, Mr. 1 Hancox was to have remained as administrator of the Desert Mission, a Presbyterian welfare and child, care formed center the in nucleus Sunnyslope of Lincoln Hospital when it was opened 10 years ago. Mr. Hancox had been secretary of the Sunnyslope Development Co.

and was active in the Sunnyslope Concert Association. He is survived by his wife, Olga, and a daughter, Charlott, both of Phoenix; another daughter, Mrs. Betty Allen of Long Beach, a son, Herbert Jr. of Ft. Worth; a brother, Howard of Milwaukee, and two grandchildren.

Private services and cremation will be today. Friends may call from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m at John C. Lincoln Hospital chapel. Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N.

Seventh is handling funeral arrangements. The family suggests contributions to the hospital or the Desert Mission. Legal Advertising 40-1(26)20 HIGHWAY (HAVILAND-YUCCA) 99, AFE 40A47 MILEPOST 19.64 TO MILEPOST 25.47 BIDS OPENED: NOVEMBER 18, 1966 Sealed Bids will be received until 11:00 A.M., Naval Observatory Time by Western Union, on the above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of the Arizona State Highway Commission, Phoenix, Arizona. No bids will be received after the time specified. Proposals for more than one project may be set for opening at the time indicated above.

The proiect order of opening and reading proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and there will be a pause between proiect openings to allow a bidder the opportunity to submit a written request. to withdraw his unopened bid. The location of the proposed work is in Mohave County on Interstate Route 40, beginning about 20 miles northeast of Topock and extending northeasterly toward. Kingman for a distance of approximately miles. The proposed work consists of the construction of a new eastbound roadway, ramps frontage roads and includes grading and draining, furnishing and placing Select Material, Aggregate Base, Asfor phaltic Concrete and Asphaltic Concrete Finishing Course, The work also intic cludes furnishing and placing an AsphalConcrete Overlay with Asphaltic, Concrete and Aspuultic Concrete for Finishing Course on the existing roadway; furnishing and applying an Emulsified Asphalt Seal Coat; the construction of one 6 span steel girder underpass, one 5 span steel girder underpass, one 4 span steel girder underpass, two 5 span slab bridges, one span slab bridge and other incidental work.

The work is to be completed on or before DECEMBER 31, 1967. PRINCIPAL ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES 330,900 CY Rdwy. 44,300 CY Drain. 13,650 CY Str. 12,960 CY Spec.

Compaction; 93,400 CY Mi. Overhaul: 92,900 CY Borrow; 137,700 Ton Sel. 50,800 Ton Agg. Base; 4,619 Ton Asphalt; 2,955 Ton Cover Material; 74,100 Ton Asph. Concrete; 13,000 L.Ft.

Emb. Curb; L. Sum Str. Steel (Approx. 580,000 3,631 L.Ft.

Metal Handrail; 6,466 CY Concrete: 2,540 Sq. Yd. Pneu. Placed Mortar; 917,600 Lb. Reinf.

Steel: L.Ft. Corr. Pipe: 214-307 680-48 84-54" 174- x31 and 16-72' L.FT. Pipe Culvert: 74-48" 100-78" and 164-8417; 3,589 L.Ft. Furn.

and Drive Steel Piles; Each Cattle Guard; 6,050 L.Ft. Road Guard; 76,600 L.Ft. Line Fence: 3,740 L.Ft. Barrier Fence; 5,500 L.Ft. Chain Link Fence: 5,370 L.Ft.

Single Curb; 4,165 L.Ft. Bank Protection; 856 Each Delineator and Hazard Marker: 86. Each Flared End Section; L.Sum Multiple Lighting and other incidental items. No Contractor shall be eligible to submit a bid until his certified statements of Financial Resources, Construction Experience and Equipment, made on forms supplied by the Arizona Highway Department, have been approved. Prequalification shall be filed not later than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of bids.

The lowest qualified bidder shall be duly licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona prior to the award of contract. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Arizona Highway Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. The total cost of plans and specifications for this project (exclusive of Standard Specifications and Standard Drawings) will be $31.75, payable by, check ONLY, drawn to the Arizona Highway No refund will be allowed for plans and specificafions returned to this Department. Proposal pamphlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid, must be returned in the envelope provided by the State for that purpose, A Proposal Guaranty on an unendorsed Certified or Cashier's Check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five (5), per cent of the gross amount of the bid is required to accompany the proposal, sublect to forfeiture on failure of bidder to enter into The right is reserved to relect any and all bids, as provided in Standard Minimum wage Specifications. rates are set up In the Wage Determination Decision No.

which has been determined in accordance with the requirements of the law and issued by the Secretary of Labor for this Interstate contract, and in the Arizona Prevailing Wage scale, certified by the Industrial Commission of Arizona, both of which waye scales will be incorporated in the Proposal Pamphlet and In the contract. All labor employed on this contract shall be paid in accordance with these minimum wage rates. in case the respective rates. for any labor classification differ in the two wage scales, the higher minimum rate shall govern. The two wage scales, referred to herein, are on file in the office of the State Highway Engineer, and may be obtained at all, times.

The State Highway cordance with the provisions of Vi of the Civil Rights Act of 1964(78 Stat. 252) and the Regulations of the Department of Commerce(15 C.F.R., Part 8), issued pursuant to such Act, fles Insure all that bidders the that will affirmatively contract entered. Into pursuant to this advertisement will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder without discrimination on the ground of race, color, or national orlaln. WM. N.

PRICE State Arizona: Highway Engineer October 1966 Published: October 24, 31, 1966. 2-Funeral FERRELLEZA, Adolfo. Survived br wile Conception: daughter. Conception sons Adolto and children. Theodore Berrelieza: 10 grandToday.

Mass KingS Center. Requiem Heart Catholic Church BLOOD. Florence 8226 Services 3:30 Monday. Maryvale Mortuary. 6901 W.

Resthaven. indian School Friends Rd. may Interment call P.m. call CLAWSON. 3 Hannah A.

Friends may after p.m. today Services 2 Tuesday at the 2nd Ward day Church Saints. of Jesus Christ Martensen-Kings of LatterFu- Center, of CORBIN. arangements Gertrude. late Announcements Camelback Sunset Chapel CROSS.

Services today 2 South Church. Presbyterian Burial, Rev. George B. Brooks. morial Greenwood.

Universal Me Center. DARROW. Anna Services 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Chapel of Memories, Moore Sons. Mitchell, Nebraska Interment 12:45 Louis.

Graveside servicDOMINICK. es p.m. today, at Greenwood. Moore Sons FLOWERS, Conner H. Services will be conducted at 10 Desert Mortuary.

View 9702 Chapel, E. M. Apache L. Gibbons Mesa. Rev.

W. M. Albright, Pastor Trail. officiating. of Christ.

Apache Junction Church View Memorial Interment Gardens, at Mesa, Mountain GAUDIO, Grace A. Funeral service and interment New York by Messinger MortuScottsdale, pending, GILFILLAN, Paradise Core H. Chapel Arrangements Home Funeral 9 GRIFFIN, a.m. Francis E. Requiem Catholic today Church, from St.

Joachims berg's Golden Door Sun Chapel, City. Young- Lundtown. GOODELL. pending Paradise Donald. Arrangements Home.

Chapel Funeral wife, HANCOX, Olga Herbert F. Survived by and daughter Charlotte of Phoenix Son, Herbert of Ft. Worth, Texas, and daughter, Mrs. Betty Allen, Long Beach, Californla; brother Howard, Milwaukee. Wisconsin, Two grandchildren also survive.

Private services and cremation conducted by Reverend J. may Douglas call 8 Gaston a.m.-10 today. a.m. Friends today at The family, Lincoln suggests Hospital, contributions Chapel John to Desert Lincoln Hospital or the John Mission. Hansen Mortuary conducting.

HALVORSON, Amelia. Survived by Phoenix; daughters. Mrs. Mrs. Merle Leo Gavagan, Girard, Paul.

Minnesota; sister Alma then of Portland, Oregon, Four grandchildren, ten great. Friends may call 3-9 m. today at dise Chapel Funeral Home. Services and interment, Lisbon, North Dakota. Ralph L.

Sage. Director. p.m. HASKIE, in Wills. Casa Services Blanca, Tuesday 2 Universal Memorial Center.

HOCKADAY, Universal Herman. Arrangements pending, Memorial Center. HOWARD, Myra Graveside services 3 p.m. today, Greenwood Cemetery. Paradise Funeral Home, Ralph L.

Sage, Director. IRISH, band Dr. Ethel M. Survived by husJesse P. Nucla, Colorado; one daughter, Mrs.

Vivian DunDr can, Davenport, Iowa: four sons, fornia; Willard St. Marino, Dr. Rosco Battle Creek, Colorado; Dr. Earl Ralph Fort Lyons, Paradox, Colorado. grandchildren.

14 grandchildren, 3 greatArrangements pendig Desert View Chapel, M. L. Gibbos Mortuary. 9702 Apache Trail, Mesa. LEE, of Nora, 1016.

N. 19th St. sister Mrs. Ruth Clark, Paducah, Miss Maggie Lee, John C. Lee, Ky, Phoenix, Robert L.

Roland E. Lee, Salem, passed See, Saturday. Paducah, away Services A. p.m. Tuesday, Chapel of Memories, Greenwood.

Moore and sons. Interment at Friends may call after noon today. LUNA, Gloria M. Rosary 8 p.m. today Chapel of the Roses.

Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. Mass of the Angels 9 a.m. Tuesday, Christ of the King Church. Burial Mesa Cemetery.

MANKEN, James Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. Services Tulsa, Oklahoma. MARTINEZ. Daniel.

Brazil-Whitney Mortuary. Charles R. Whitney, George Menke Directors. MATTE, Fern P. Announcement of arrangements later by Mercer Mortuary.

McCONOUGHEY, Edward Services conducted by Dr. Charles R. Ehrhardt 11:30 a.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. MEYERS, Judith E. Arrangements pending Paradise Chapel Funeral Home. MEZA, Fructuoso Survived by wife.

Hilaria. 4 daughters, Mrs. A. Trujillo, Mrs. Francis Boiorquez, Mrs.

Hortencia Sanchez, Mrs. Rose-Maria Lopez, 3 sons, Hilario, Jose, and Roberto Meza, all of Phoenix. One brother, Raul Meza of Mexico; 3 sisters, Mrs. Magdelena Perez, Mrs. Soledad Sanchez, and Mrs Rita Rodriguez all of California.

23. grandchildren, great-grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. Wednesday, Mortensen-Kings FUneral Center. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.

Thursday, Immaculate Heart Catholic Church. MILLER, Katharine. Services 2 p.m Tuesday, First Congregational Church, 1407 N. 2nd St. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. today. NAUAJO, Anthony, Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center OLSEN, William Oliver. Services 2:00 p.m.

today conducted by B.P.O.E. Elks in Memory Chapel, tel Moore Sons. Interment Paso, Texas. A contribution to the Elks Hospital at Tucson is preferred. RAIDER, Charles A.

Jr. Services conducted by George Williams 10:00 a.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons.

Graveside Military. Honors by Luke Greenwood Post at may be made to the Phoenix Baptist Hospital. RUBE, Bertha, mother of Wilbert Rube, Phoenix, sister of Mrs. Jacob Michel, Mrs. Frieda Wilsdorf, St.

Louis, Mo. passed away Saturday. 3 Grandchildren and 2 Great, Grandchildren also survive. Services and Interment in St. Louis, Mo.

A. L. Moore Sons. SELLEH, Joe. 1104 Mill Avenue, Tempe.

Passed away Saturday. Funeral arrangements later from Carr Mortuary, Tempe. SHERWOOD, Erma Udall, 319 East Hermosa, Tempe. Beloved mother of William Hubbell Sherwood, Yakima, Washington; Mrs. Thorton Casey, Paducah, Kentucky; Mrs.

J. R. Pace, Chandler; Mrs. 0. Rasmussen, Tempe; Mrs.

Wiehrdt, Bankok, Thialand. Sister of Justice Jessie A. Udall, Tempe; Judge Don Udall, Holbrook; Gilbert Udall, Mesa and Mrs. Pauline Smith, Mesa. Aunt of Secretary of Interior, Stewart Udall; Congressman, Morris Udall and former Phoenix mayor, Nicholas Udall.

Passed away Sunday. Funeral services conducted by Bishop Martin Kempton of the LDS 6th Ward, Wednesday p.m. in the Garden Chapel, North M. L. Gibbons Mortuary, 33 Sirrine Street, Mesa.

Interment Thursday in Saint John's Cemetery, St. Johns, Ari-, zona. Friends may call Tuesday 4 through 9 P.M. and Wednesday prior to service time. SHOEMAKER, Merle R.

Services conducted by Rev. Carl D. Holleman 3:30 p.m. today in Chapel of Memories, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment Memory Lawn. SNODGRASS, Ethel of 7219 N. 23rd Ave. Mother of Kathryn of Phoenix; one brother and one sister out-of-state.

Services 11 a.m. Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel. Interment Memory Lawn. THOMAS, Glen F. Services and Interment Kans.

Desert View Chapel, M. Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. TONKS, Robert. Arrangements pending, Paradise Chapel Funeral Home.

VALENZUELA, Teresa G. Survived by 2 sons, Gregorio and Ernest: daughters, Lupe Chavez, Jesus Cordova, Dolores Ybarra, and Elvira Mercado, all of Phoenix; brothers, Juan and Evaristo Gortarez; 2 sisters, Theodora Saliodo California and Teresta Duarte of 35 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren. Rosary 8 p.m. Tuesday, Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center. Requiem Mass, 9 a.m.

Wednesday, St. Anthony's Catholic Church. VANDERHOOF, James Verner, husband of Cora Vanderhoof, Clay Springs, father of James Vanderhoof, Alexandria, brother of Mrs. May Mathis, Scottsdale, Mrs. Mittie Palubiak and Beniamin Vanderhoof, Phoenix.

grandchildren also survive, Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Memory Chapel, at L. Moore and Sons. Interment Memory Lawn. Friends may call after noon today, WALKER, Gerald H.

Services p.m.. Tuesday, Paradise Chapel FU neral Home, Private Interment. WEINBERGER, Sarah. Services p.m. today Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home Rd. Interment Beth El Cemetery. Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel. WISEMAN, Jack Conroy. 3729 W.

Dunlap, Husband of Ethel (Bobbie) Wiseman, brother of Mrs. Marie Bennett, Miss Nell Wiseman, George B. Delano Fuller, San Francisco, Fred Wiseman, Redwood City, Calif. Passed away Saturday. A memorial to the Shrine Crippled Childrens Hospital is preferred.

A. L. Moore and Sons. WRIGHT, Jerry. Services Tuesday 10 a.m.

Universal Memorial Center. Burial, Glendale. 5-Funeral Directors FORMAN'S. Ariz. Funeral Home 376.

N. 3rd Ave. AL 3-2332 "Serving CANNON the HOME 935-4231 LIC 11A The Arizona Republic Monday, Oct. 24, 1966 of 1312 home, will Camelback. Cemetery, came to E.

Coolidge, who be at 10 a.m. to- ago from Columbus, S.C., where he had operated a soft drink bottling company, He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and of North Baptist Church in Phoenix. Surviving are his wife, Ora of Phoenix; three D. of Chattanooga, sons, Denver Norman E. of San Jose, N.

and William C. of Scottsdale; a daughter, Mrs. Francis Griffin a brother, Ray S. of Phoenix; another brother in Florida; and eight grandchildren, Friends may call from 6 to p.m. today at Sunset Chapel.

Mesa. Phoenix 18 years Ethel M. Irish MESA Mrs. Ethel M. Irish, 76, a winter visitor staying at Sand Tanks east of Apache Junction, died Saturday in a Mesa nursing home.

Mrs. Irish, a native of Sioux' City, Iowa, resided during the summer months at Nucla, Colo. She came here four months ago. Surviving are her husband, Dr. Jesse P.

Irish; a daughter, Mrs. Vivian Duncan of Davenport, Iowa; four sons, Dr. Willard E. Irish of San Marino, Dr. Roscoe W.

Irish of Battle Creek, Dr. Ralph Irish of Fort Lyons, and Earl W. Irish of Paradox, 14 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services and burial will be in Sterling, Colo. Friends may call until 1 p.m.

today at Gibbon's Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. Anna A. Darrow Services for Mrs. Anna A.

a.m. Darrow, tomorrow 88, will be at 11:30 at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams.

Burial will be in Mitchell, Neb. Phoenix died Friday in a Darrow nursing home. She lived at 4750 E. Osborn. A native of Malcolm, she had lived in Arizona 22 years.

She is survived by a son, Vaughn of Phoenix; two sisters living out of state; and two grandchildren. Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS BIDS OPENED: ITEM NO. 284 and 283 HIGHWAY AFES- 87017 and 87410 MILEPOST SEALED 197.73 BIDS TO MILEPOST 217.00 11:00 A.M., Naval will be Observatory received until Western Union, on the above date, Time by then publicly opened and and office of the Arizona State read Highway at the mission, Phoenix, Arizona. No bids "will Combe Proposals received for after more the time specified. may be set for openina than one the project indicated above.

project at order time opening and reading proposals will be of there will be at a the pause time of opening, and determined openings to allow a bidder the between proiect to his submit unopened bid. written request to withdraw opportunity Maricopa County the proposed work is in The location of Project 053-1(2) on is State comprised Route of 87. sections, the first section beginning about two 27 miles northeasterly northeast of Mesa mately mile. for The distance of approxiand extending gins about miles second section beof the first section and northeast of the end easterly toward Payson for a extends distance north053-1-503 approximately begins about 20 miles. Proiect of of Mesa and extends northeasterly miles northeast Payson for a distance of approximately toward 14 miles.

The proposed work on 053-1(2) consists of widening the Proiect and includes furnishing and placing roadway Material and Aggregate. Base Select widened sections; furnishing on placing the of Asphaltic roadway; Concrete over the entire, width Emulsified Asphalt Seal and Coat and applying. other an furnishing incidental work. The 053-1-503 proposed work consists of furnishing on Proiect and con- structing Embankment Line Fence, Cattle Guards and Spillway. before The work AUGUST is to 31, be completed on or 1967.

PRINCIPAL ITEMS AND 167,740 Overhaul; CY 19,200 Rdy. 15,040 CY QUANTITIES Ton Sel. Material; 8,200 MI. Ton Ton Agg. Cover Base; 1,298 Ton Asphalt; 940 Concrete; 115" Material; CY Class 22,000 Ton Asphaltic 10,600 Lb.

Reinf. Steel: L.Ft. A Corr. Concrete; Pipe: 48-120 170-18" 268-24 120-30 Metal 56-48" L.Sum Structural Plate and (90') each Cattle Guard; 100 Pipe Right of Way Marker; 132,260 L.Ft. each Fence; Delineator: 22 Each Fence Gate; 447 each OTHER INCIDENTAL Hazard ITEMS.

Marker AND mit Contractor his shall be certified eligible to statements subNo of perience Financial and Resources, Construction Exsupplied by the Equipment, Arizona made on forms tion ment, shall have be been filed not approved. later PrequalificaHighway (15) days prior to the date of opening fifteen duly bids. The licensed lowest as qualified bidder shall be of Arizona prior a to the Contractor award in of the State tained Plans at and the office Specifications of the may be obcontract. way Phoenix, Department, Arizona. 206 South 17th Avenue, Arizona Highand, specifications The for total cost of plans clusive of Standard this Specifications project and (exable Standard by check Drawings) ONLY, will be $9.25, payArizona Highway Department.

drawn No to refund the will tions be returned allowed for this plans and specificaposal pamphlets to Department. Prowhen returned used in to. the submit bid, must be are not transferable and. the State envelope provided by A for that prupose. Certified or Cashier's Guaranty on Check an made unendorsed payProposal for able not to less the than State.

five Treasuer of Arizona (5) per cent of the gross amount of the bid is required to feiture accompany on the proposal, subiect to forcontract. The failure right of is bidder to enter into any and reserved to reiect all bids, provided in the Standard Specifications. shall All be labor paid in employed on accordance this contract Prevailing with the contract. Rates list of Wages shown in the Rates of Wages showing the Prevailing of the State is on file in the office Highway Engineer and may be obtained at all reasonable times. The cordance State Highway Department, In of 252) the Civil Rights Act of 1964(78 Stat.

with the provisions of Title Vi ment and of the Commerce(15 Regulations of the Departissued C.F.R.. Part 8), fies all pursuant to such will hereby notiInsure that bidders that affirmatively the contract entered. Into awarded pursuant to this advertisement will be without discrimination responsible bidder on the ground of race, color, or national, origin. WM. N.

PRICE, PHOENIX State ARIZONA, October Engineer. 20, 1966. Published: October 24, 31, 1966. MERCER MORTUARY THOMAS RD. Phone Private GRIMSHAW Two Locations Palms Chapel-Downtown Monroe at 4th Ave.

Bethany Chapel-North Bethany Home at 7th Ave. Larpe adiacent parkine lots. rooms chapel a Unhurried attention to the smellest detail. Two beautiful. convenient tions with three chapels.

each seating near 150 people. 40 Years of the finest funeral tradition. WEBBER SONS MORTUARY 1641 E. Jefferson AL 48734 405 E. TEMPE Southern, MORTUARY, 967-160 BLOOM'S So.

Phoenix Mortuary 3800 So. Central Ave. BR 6-2171 Green Acres Mortuaries 2 Hayden LOCATIONS 5830 W. Missouri Rd. Scottsdale Glendale 52 N.

MELDRUM MacDonald, MORTUARY Mesa WO 4-4372 A. L. MOORE SONS Services Today BARRIGA, Arturo 9:00 a.m. St. Anthony's Church RAIDER, Charles 10:00 a.m.

DOMINICK, Louis 12:45 p.m. McCONOUGHEY. Edward 11:30 a.m. Graveside William Greenwood OLSEN, 2:00 SHOEMAKER, Merle 3:30 p.m. Adams At Fourth Avenue NORTHWEST MORTUARY JOE PROPATI-OWNER 266-8000 WHITNEY MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 330 M.

2nd Ave. AL 4-7287 6-Florists OLGA'S FLOWERS 4727 N. 7th Avenue 264-4444 7-Cemetery Lots Services and TWO 945-8217. cemetery lots, Green Acres, $400. 10-Lost at white angora, lost from car CAT.

24th Street, Camelback. Children's pet. 265-7383. KITTEN, grey-black tiger stripped, month male, blue collar. Northwest.

Small reward. 934-7105, 939-0350 38th POODLE, male, off white. Vicinity Avenue-Dunlap. Reward. 939-2174, 934-2636.

SCHNAUZER, small blue-gray. Vicinity 275-6698, 48th Street and river bottom. after 5 p.m. Reward. Bracelet watch, gold, vi.

cinity Scottsdale. 70th St. Loma Land Reward. AL 4-2784. rhinestone POODLE, champagne, male.

Blue collar. Vicinity East Thomas. Childs pet. Reward. 946-9951 BICYCLE, boy's.

Reward. 274-7615. chest, HUSKY Shepherd. Black, white feet, Bushy tail, 40 Ibs. VIcinity Reward.

Manzanita Park, October 15. 279-3003. GERMAN shepherd. "Tara" female, black and tan. Near Osborn and Central.

Reward. 265-4250. DIAMOND stone. Vicinity Piccadil. ly and Bethany.

Reward. 265-2223. 11-Found BICYCLE, 266-7635. WHITE poodle. 966-6900.

CAT, black male, AL 3-5767 13-Auctions Auction Al Downard Sale Yard Big Every Sat. 3000 S. Cent. MESA, AUCTION EVER Robson, THURS. Mesa 10: A.M.

7: 964-3942 P.M. SCOTTSDALE AUCTION. WH 5-0741. 2623 E. PHOENIX Ind.

AUCTION CENTER Sch. Rd. 274-8241. AUCTION EVERY WED. 9 A.M.

7 P.M. 4001 North 7th Street John Brunk Sons, Inc. AUCTIONEERS 264-3204 WARE'S AUCTION 2 SALES EVERY, WEEK MON. p.m. 3811 W.

IND. SCH. PHONE 278-0489; 272-5918 AAA AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 7 P.M. buy outright or sell on consignment for quick cash. 5102 N.

27th Avenue Call 277-3812 Bankruptcy Chinchilla Auction Phx. Oct. 31, 13 2 Reg. P.M., at 1832 S. Central, Cages, Cost Chinchillas in (2) Polysold gamas of $1,900.

To be as a unit. The Arizona Auctioneers M. Burack 258-6981 Kramer AUCTION CITY SALE SUNDAY, 9 A.M. WE BUY OR SELL FOR YOU 1708 Mohave AL 2-6240 20-Phoenix For Homes Sale MUST SELL ER WILL OR TAKE AUTO, TRUCK, BOAT AS DOWN PAYMENT, PAID FOR OR NOT NO DOWN PAYMENT On Qualified Credit All Homes Reconditioned Like New 2803 2933 W. MARYLAND-3 W.

ORANGEWOOD-3 8915 N. 18TH AVE-3 1427 W. DESERT COVE-3 2920 W. NORTHERN-2 5623 N. 32nd DR-3 44 W.

OREGON-3 521 E. FLYNN LANE-2 3311 W. JEFFERSON-2 FHA VA FINANCE MOVE IN NOW We Have Others TRADE IN YOUR HOME! UNIVERSAL HOMES 4033 N. 24th St. 266-8463 ONLY $77 MO.

PITI WIDOW MUST SELL FURNISHED 3 BR HOME bath, carpet liv. Hotpoint beautiful kitchen big liv. gas range, din. set, nicely furn. room, bdrm.

set real yard. pensive. Located '12x32' at cov. 12636 patio. Fenced block N.

23rd St. at $10,000 to with Larkspur school. Priced bal. at $77 $1350 dn. furnished, possession.

mo. PITI. Immediate Owner bought house new 7 yrs. ago. Call 937-1069.

RENO PAYNE REALTOR 3300 N. Central Rm. 225 CR 7-5491 To purchase FHA acquired ties see your Real Estate Broker. properAPOLLO FOR GOOD HOME BUYS REALTY 279-8844 HALLCRAFT 3 BR, Sep Fam Rm. Dining Area.

R-O, Carpet and Draperies, Workshop Wired Cooled, loy for the Grades. hobbyman. 3933 W. Catalina, St. Louis Cavalier.

Eves. Call 939-8131. HALLCRAFT REALTY 39th Ave. Bethany Hm Rd 937-1695 Near Central baths- -formal older, dining m. BR, -fire- Attractive home-3 place hardwood in living floors and lovely ing distance, to throughout.

Walk(After p.m. 264-7677). CLEVENGER REALTY NW Corner Central and Thomas CR 9-5505 $100 TO $300 DOWN ing costs, 3-4 but bdrm homes. No closBeautiful BILL DADGLEY they won't REALTY, last Realtor long. 444.

264-4639 W. Camelback, After Suite 204-A p.m. 277-1955 NO DN. VA PROPERTIES POLKA DOT Really NW BR AREA 2-2688 SPECIALIZING IN Phone Your Want Ads 271-8711 20-Phoenix For Sale Owner Anxious $99 Mo. Offer what you have for down ment.

need to quality. 3 FIRST barm. Many PHOENIX extras RLTY 264-0457 NO QUALIFYING $450 down! Zoned industrial! Includes two bedroom. block. 2415 West Lincoln, 254-6241.

NO QUALIFYING! $300 down Bargain! Large three bedrooms, plus two bedroom house, large double houses. 1335 East Pierce. "Grosso" spacious lot. $125 lease, both 254-6241. DON'T MISS This clean bright 3 Barm home.

Isle kitchen to fam rm. Madison Camelback. Upper teens. worth it. Call MARION PLODG, Really Executives.

Inc. 264-0605 or eves. 279-0724. 601 E. Las Palmaritas.

Spotless BR. drapes, fence, patio. Nice for retired. Drive by Call Bartholomew Rity 943-9348, 264-4507. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANY UPON CREDIT APPROVAL 2-3-4 BEDROOM CLOSE INCLUDES AIR CONDITIONING CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SHOPPING A PAYMENTS FROM $111 MONTH TOTAL MONTHLY 955-6000 STAGGS BUILT HOMES 942-5771 ATTENTION ALL HOME BUYERS $20,000 TO $200,000 We have always been the FINE leader in listing selling HOMES.

Never have we had 50 many outstanding GOOD BUYS. You should take advantage of this buyer's market. Here are a few amples but we encourage you to call one of our salesmen who would be glad to select several homes that fit your needs exactly. 5 BRM-IN THE MEADOWS This is one of the most desirable family homes we have in our books. Its location affords privacy, prestige, and convenience.

The floor plan is adequate for every need of a large family seeking the finest accommodations. Very attractive and elaborate pool patio area. Listed in the sixties. Eves call Vivian Froom 266-9350. PARADE OF HOMES On the streets where homes sell quickly, This is an outstanding residence with four bedrooms, 3 baths, separate family room delightful kitchen with all the built-ins, combination living room-dining room.

Priced to sell in higher twenties. Eves. call Mac McCalister 955-6814. RUSS LYON REALTY CO. 279-4401 5133 NORTH CENTRAL AVE.

DROESCH Realtors MULTIPLE LISTINGS ALL SECTIONS ALL PRICES LOW DOWN 1141 E. CAMELBACK RD 274-5436 DAILY SUN ST FRANCIS-CENTRAL HI 2 BedR with eff apartment. Just $13,900 with terms. ANTHONY REALTY 277-4431 Evenings call 274-3207 $750 DOWN 3 Furnished units, close in. Good income.

Needs some work. $8000 Tot COCKRILL REALTY WI 3-7275 8839 N. 7th St. 4 BDRM Beautifully kept Imaginatively decorated home in Mad. RoseLane, Central Hi--St.

Francis. Fireplace, shake roof charm. Perfect for a family with LESLIE HANSEN REALTY 254-5454 REALTOR TOR NICE NEAT An excellent 3 Br No. Phx. home.

Inexpensive, beautifully kept, mature shade, dichondra lawn, nice area, view of mountains. Call for details. EARL STOWE REALTY 5136 N. CENTRAL 279-9325 Res 939-9666 VALUE CONSCIOUS? Then spend the short time necessary to evaluate this bedroom, family room, fully peted home, refrigerated, fireplace, double carport, fenced We think It's terrific at $24,500. Definitely worth seeing.

BRODERSEN REALTY 2432 E. Indian School 279-2355 Member Multiple Listing Service SPANISH NEAR ENCANTO double Refrig'd. 3 bdrm. fireplace, garage, well landscaped, under appraisal, at $12,000 low down. NO QUALIFYING 2 bdrm.

near Sears, $9500 completely furn. vacant. See it now. ENGLISH STYLE RED BRICK 2 bdrm. hardwood floors, fireplace, garage workshop for only $9800 furnished.

Very clean. REALTY 1 3942 E. Campbell 955-7610 6 ORANGE TREES lovely ranch style 3 BR, Ba, large 18'x18' fam. rm kitchen, carpeting, drapes. Refrig'd.

Hi. Submit offer on down pymt, owner leaving State. A. D. McCLAIN REALTY 266-2417 Eve.

274-6239 $5 "BAIL-OUT" Out of state owner will SACRIFICE ALL HIS EQUITY for an immediate sale. You pay the sales costs assume the mortgage. Nearly new, BEDROOM 3 BATH FAMILY RM home is simply magnificent. Strictly Spanish, built of adobe ceiling beams, paneling, wrought iron Mexican tile used decoratively throughout. Charming kitchen.

Sep dining rm. 2 fireplaces. Carpets drapes are the finest. A rare opportunity, but you must act quickly, Eves call Nada Peterson 265-7824. BUD MELCHER ASSOCIATES 5114 NORTH 7TH ST.

264-6767 18 BRAND NEW Listing of a Knoll built shake roof 4 bedroom near 42nd Camelback. Already has prime mortgage, transferred owner will be realistic. See today It could be gone tomorrow. 959-1850 HENDERSON REALTY 4225 E. Cemelback Rd.

Member Multiple Listing Service 26 48 CUSTOMIZED 2 BR Extra wide doors, hall, oversized bath, in family rm. spacious bdrms. All xient condition. Lifetime roof, garage. St.

Gregory's. Carl Mosier-Bill Herman 264-3403-REALTORS MOSIER RLTY. 3600 N. 19th Ave. HUGH QUALITY HOMES AREAS WATSON REALTY 264-5961 W.

WOMACK Paradise HOMES Valley 2-3-4 937-6962 bdrms BEST SUNNYSLOPE BUY We buy in have custom found built 2. exceptional located in North Phoenix just home one block center from shopping. has entry hall, huge rear IlvIng. built -in attractive and kitchen. with oven range, 22' Covand ered patio, workshop.

separate storage vard. the Nicely landscaped -It can be Here's best news yet yours for $9,800. 6517 N. Tony 7TH RIMSZA Realty, STREET 264-1881.