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ALL EDITIONS Ethel II. Hamaker Ricardo Gonzalez Births Obituaries D-8 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, May 1973 R. E. Crowe, 76, dies: ex-athlete, executive 4 1 Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS PROJECT I 10.1-905 BIDS OPENED: May 31, 1971 TERMINI: Ehrenberg-Phoenlx Highway COST OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA. LGcVf T.

County Line) ITEM 7 AFE 10A02 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 30 WOfklna Days Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 A.M., Naval Observatory Time bv West, em Union, on the above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of the Arizona State Highav Commission, 204 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007. No bids will be received after the time specified. Prooosars for mora than one orolect may be set for opening at the time Indicated above. The oroiect order of ooenin and reading proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and there will be a pause between orolect ooenlngs to allow a bidder the opportunity to submit a written reauest to withdraw his unopened bid. The location of the orooosed work Is In Yuma County on Interstate Highway 10 beginning at the Hope Traffic Interchange, approximately 38.4 miles west ot Tonopati and extending easterly toward th Yuma-Maricoca County line for a distance of aonroximately 55 40 miles.

The prcoosed work consists of furnish-Ino all materials and applying a flusl coat to the exist'nq bituminous surface of the eastbound and westbound roadways and all of the ramDS of the Traffic Interchanges, crossroads and rest areas. ITEM AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITY Emulsified Petroleum Resin, Ton, 645. Plans, Sbtcifications, and Proocrsal Pamphlets mav be obtained from the Division cf Contracts and Anzona Hi9hav Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix. Arizona 85007. The total cost of plans and specifications tor this proiect.

exclusive of Standard Specifications and Standard Plans, is shown above and is pavable bv check drawn to the Arizona Hichway Department. No refund will be allowed for plans and specifications returned to the Department. Proposal Pamohlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid, shall be returned in the envelope provided by tha Department for that purpose. No contractor shall be eligible to submit a bid until duly licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona, and until ht Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Condition, made on the form supplied by the Arizona Highway Deoart-ment, has been approved. Preaualifica-tion statements shall be filed not later ft mi0'- Joe Beder PRESCOTT Funeral Mass for Joe Beder, 27, will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church. Mr. Beder, who died Sunday, was born in Prescott. He was graduated from Prescott High School in 1965 and attended Arizona State University for three years. Mr.

Beder served three years with the U. S. Marine Corps and was in Vietnam. He attained the rank of sergeant. He returned to Prescott a year ago and had been employed by the Yavapai County Ifighway Department Survivors Include his father, Rudy of Prescott; his mother, Mrs.

Louis Wolfe of Page; a brother, Richard, serving with the Marines, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Michael of Prescott. Burial win be inPrescott'i Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m.

today at the Ruffner Funeral Home. Freda McKinnon SCOTTSDALE Freda E. McKinnon, 87, who was born in Sundsvall, Sweden and moved here 15 years ago from Everett, died Monday in Beatitudes Campus of Care. Survivoraof Mrs. McKinnon, 8130 E.

Mulberry, include a son, Allen of Burlin-game, a daughter, Mrs. Alexander Kick of Scottsdale; three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Mes-singer Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School.

Entombment will be in Everett The family prefers contributions to the Salvation Army. Lenore Smith Leonore V.C. Smith. 83, who was born in Phoenix, died Monday in a local nursing home. Mrs.

Smith, 2932 N. 14th had lived in Arizona all her life, including 20 years in Superior. She was a member of Central Rebekah Lodge 34 and Emblem Club 123. Survivors Include a sister, Emma Simpson of Superior, and nephews and nieces. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in A. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Robert Luna SAFFORD Rosary for Robert P.

Luna, 18, who drowned last Friday 1 the Gila River north of Solomon, will be at 8 p.m. today in Caldwell's Chapel of the Valley in Safford. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Solomon. Burial will be in Rest Haven Memorial Gardens here.

He wag born in Safford, but had lived his entire life in Sanchez. He attended Solomon grade school and Safford High School and would have graduated on the day of his burial. Mr. Luna was a member of the Safford High School basketball team and had worked during the summers for the Youth Corps. Sunivors include his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Luna Sr. of Sanchez; five brothers, Frank Jr. of Casa Grande, Fermin and Danny, both of Tucson, Ricky and Johnny, both of Sanchez and one sister, Yolanda Luna of Sanchez. Friends may call after 4 p.m.

today and from 8 a.m. until senice time tomorrow at the Caldwell Funeral Home. Mildred Streeper SCOTTSDALE Services and burial for Mildred J. Streeper, 67, who had retired in 1966 as manager of the Marshall Field store in Lake Forest, 111., will be in Lake Forest Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E.

Indian School. Mrs. Streeper, 7702 E. Chaparral, who came here seven years ago, died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital. She started her 21 year career with the store in her native Chicago and had been a buyer for the firm there.

She was a past president of the Lake Forest Chamber of Commerce. Survivors Include a cousin, James J. Brundage of Oakland, Calif. Mae DeSpain SNOWFLAKE Services for Mrs. Mae M.

DeSpain, 53, who died Sunday at Nava-pache Hospital in Lakeside, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Snowflake church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stake center. Burial will follow in Snowflake Cemetery. Mrs. DeSpain was bom in Linden, and lived here the past 40 years.

She was employed as a cook in this area for the past 15 years. A member of the church, she was a primary teacher in the church for 15 years. Survivors Include a son, Richard of Springerville; four daughters, Mrs. Patricia Fox of Show Low, Jala of Hol-brook. Mrs.

Joyce Clegg of Snowflake and Mrs. Geral-dene Kay of Phoenix; two brothers, Frank Malone of Lakeside and Edward Malone of Phoenix, and a half-brother living out of state; a sister, Mrs. Katherine Tooly of Oklahoma; her mother, Mrs. Christine Malone of Arkansas and seven grandchildren. Friends may call from 1 p.m.

until service time tomorrow in the Relief Society Room of the church. Jackson Mortuary of Show Low handled arrangements. Louise Thompson Louise E. Thompson, 82, who came to the United States in 1911 from her native France and to Phoenix 10 years ago from New York, died Monday in a local hospital. Sunivors of Mrs.

Thompson, of 9824 N. 41st include two sons, Herbert A. of Phoenix and Alfred of Miami, a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Lavery of Hicksville, N.Y., and seven grandchildren. Services will be at 2:30 p.m.

tomorrow in Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. James Phillips Services for James Phillips, 81, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Webber Sons Mortuary, 1641 E.

Jefferson. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Phillips, 1443 E. Jefferson, died Friday in Doctors Hospital.

Born in Texas, he came to Phoenix 30 years ago. He was a retired employe of Producers Cotton Oil Co. of Arizona. Survivors Include his wife, Pearl; three sons, Bobbie, Leonard and Donald of Phoenix; two brothers and a sister of Texas; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL April 18 WATSON, Carl and Celesta, JOM W.

Windsor, alrl. EISENBERG, Marvin artf Otr- trufle, 2229 W. Aster Drlv, girl. M'COMBS, Howard and Kirtn, 230 E. North Lane, boy.

ROBINSON, Mochael and Nancy, 2349 w. Danburv Road, boy. SNYDER, Ronald and Janlct, 1024 E. Coronado, Scottsdale, bov. LYONS.

R. and Ctiarlene, M2 E. Paradise Scottsdale, alrl. MURPHY, La rrV and Karen, 4507 N. 51st boy.

ind Sylvia. 2127 w. Pecan, bov. TORRES, Daniel and Mary, 1530 8. Hess girl.

THOMPSON, E. and Estella, Fifth boy. ROSE, George and Susan, 7451 B. Deloado twins, boy and 9lrl. BERTRAM, Carroll and Jalynn, 1136 E.

Palo Verda Drive, boy. April 20 WOODS, Ben and Nanev, 1624 W. Caron ooy. EcSTRR' Gfr9 and Nancy, 3801 Shanqnla, tirl. SAGE, James and Janet, 1817 B.

Victor Hugo, girl. MERKEL, Richard and Janice, J0U E. southern, No. 27, Temoe, girl. ROBERTSON, Dana and Linda, 303J Camattche, Glendale, boy.

fEJ; Pamela, 2923 N. xth No. 3, boy. edZWL' LINCOLN HOSPITAL FARRIS, Rohert and Freds. 4AugvV Pomsetta Drive, boy, April la.

DANA, J. Kent and Carol, 3422 W. Carol, girl, April 18. 26th qirl, April 19. and Mildred 5002 n.

Hth airl. April 20. COLE, Trov and Evelyn, Vaiapai, bov, April 21. U4e W. and Charlene, 1442 April 23.

MARTIN, Jim and Heien, 7142 bov. April 21 s- i0IUoM; and, Han" 17411 Eit.N?' Terrv' and Linda' 17? MFiVh April 24. HE LMS, Edward and Susan, 17? W. Cinnabar, boy, April 24. CUTipb LUTHERAN HOSPITAL r7LER- Danny and Carol, 104 N.

9irl' May Monte Vista, Scottsdale, qirl, May Jonn and Rosette, 750 E. f'ili girl. May 10. ard Dahlia, 934 rtfcstwood, Mesa, boy. May 10 nd Mary, Box 413, Pavsori, girl, May 10.

WJISON. Stanley and Linda, S55 Warner Road. Chandler, alrl. May Theodore, 131 E. Sixth Mesa, girl.

Ma SALISBURY. Duane and Glenna, Iff) N. Sacramento, Chandler, girl, av i DHAM, and Sue Ann. E. Malibou, Tempe, girt.

Mav DP SCALFANI. Louis awt Vtchvt, 1451 w. Sixth Place, Mesa, alrl. Mv 14. LANIER, Jerry and Kathrvn.

204 yV. inh a Ma. ni-l Mav 14 DINGMAN, John and Grare, 722 E. I'd't. He g), .5 ESTEP.

Gerald and Rr-ttv, S32 W. FLirIMC- R. MirhixM nrtt Anna, J'-iO E. Brookdale Ma bov. May MHE05fN, nd farolvry, Rt.

2, Aoache Junction, girl. May CPAIG, Thnma and Kelly, Rt. 1. rvi-rt, tw, Mav '6. Ri'DO, Corev and Ellen, 107 E.

Sixth Ave olrl. Mav 1. PHOENIX BAPTIST HOSPITAL BROWN, Kenaell and Connie, 4v02 Mav 8, boy, CALDWELL, Derms and Carol, 4D1 y. Solano Drive, Glendale, 10. qirl.

DALE, v.chael and Roberta, 311 W. Va'vlaro, vav 7, airl EVANS, V.ilt-ert and Judith. 3329 Vr Mav 3, bov. GARRI ON, Jams and Peaqv. 2520 VcLellan, May 7, qirl GORDON.

Dcuolas and Pamela. iV.O Central, May 2, bov. HAASE. Eidon and Patricia, M52 N. 3Mh Drive, Mav 10 boy.

HIGGINS, Kenneth and Nancy, 1232 Orfqon, Mav 10. bov. NANNEMAN. Ejoene and Verlee, TV. Tu-nev, Mav 4, bov.

PARKER, David and Correlia 4JT0 V. Missouri, Glendale. Mav 3, bey RAMOS, Ronel.o and Patricia, 3712 Aier, May qirl. SCMUH. Dan el ani Barbara, 9r22 N.

33-d Mav 12. bev SHETTER, Paul and Pauline, 3209 Nisbe' Mav 2, bov. SOTO, Clem and Aipsia. 176 2 6 N. Jj'd May tl, STOKFS.

William and Shirv, 4309 27th Drive, Mav 8. oirl. WILBUR, P.av ar-rt Cnnnie, 6110 N. Seventh May 5, qirl. Legal Advertising ADVERtTslMENTFOR PROJECT UM Qp'IQ.

VAY 31,1973 THURSDAY TERV.IN1 HAYDEN RCAD CCST OF DANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: S4.00 LOCAT'ON 'Salt River WAGE DETERMINATION DECISION NO: AP-2i6 ITem 631 AFE 00650 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 200 WORKING Sealed bids w.ll be received until 11:00 A. Naval Observatory Time bv West- Ha.A mfH than pubiiciv opened and read the office of fe Arizona State Hiqhway Commission. Scuth 17th Avenue, pnoenix, Arizona No bids will be received alter tne soecitied. Frooosals for more than one orolect may be set for opening at the time indi-ra'ed above. The protect order of ooeninq and reading proposals will be determind at the time of and tne'ewillbe a pause between proiect ooenino to allow a binder the opportunity to submit a written request to withdraw his unooened bid The location of the proposed work Is In Maricnia County on Havden Road at the Salt River Crossing The orooosed work consists of the con-struction of a new 8-span reinforced concrete slab brlooa and other Incidental WOrk' VARIOUS ITFMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES Drainaoe Fxrava'tcn.

Cu. 8 000: Structural Excavation. Cu. 4,110: Special Back fill 1. Yd 4.450: Asohaltic Concrete.

Ton, 2.360; Structural Concrete (Class Ai, Cu. Yd, Structu-al Concrete (Class D), Cu. 2.300; Reinforc-Inq Steel. Lb 775,600 Metal Hand Rail (H-2-n. (Steel or Alum).

L. 1.630; Trainees. Hours, 2 000. Plans, soec'ficaticms. en Prooosal Pamphlets mav he obtained from the Division of Contracts and Specifications, Arizona Hiohwav Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007.

The total cost of plans and specifications for proiect, exclusive of Standard Specifications and Standard Plans, is shown above and Is payable by check drawn to the Arizona Hmhwav Department. No refund will be allowed for plans and soeci-t cations returned to the Department. Prooosal Pamohlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid. shall be returned in the envelope provided by the Deoartment for that orroose. No contractor shall be eligible fo submit a b'd until his Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Condition, made on (he form supplied bv the Arizona Hlqhway Department, has been approved Prequalificatinn statements shall be filed -nt later than fifteen days prior to the date of ooeninq bids.

The lowest qualified bidder shall be duly licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona prlo- to the execution of the contract by the Arizona Hinhwav Department. A proposal auaranty in the form of either an unendorsed certified or a cash. Ier's check made pavable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five oercenf of the gross amount of the bin Is re--tuired to accomoany the proposal, subiect to forfeiture on failure of bidder to rnter Into ccntract. The right Is reserved to reiect any and all bids, as n'nvided for In the Standard Soecitica- 'lons. Minimum wane rates are shown In the Wage De'erminat'nn Decision, the num.

hrr of vhich is shown above, wnirh has hiv-n determined In arrogance with the requirements the law anH Issued bv the Secretary of Labor for this pmlect "no in the Arizona Pmia'lina wane Scale, certified by the Industrial Commission of Arizona. All 'ahnr emnlnwed on proiect shall be Paid In accordance with thee minimum waoe rate-. Incase the respective rates for any labor classification differ In the two wage scales the hioher minimum rate shall govern. The two wane cales referred to herein ere nn file In the Department and conies mav be obtained at al: rna.nnable times, tne Arizona Hionway Department in arrordanre with Ti'le VI nf the Civil oinhts Act nf 1964, 78 Stat. 552, 42 U.S.C.

TCWd to WrM and Title 49, Code of Federal Reoulatlnns, Departmentof Transnortallnn. Subtitle 0lce nf the Secretary, Part 21, Nondiscrimination In Federallv-esslsted programs of the Department of Transportation Issued our-suant to stich Art, he-ehv nntiflet Ml Hdders that It will affirmatively Insure that in any contract ente-ed Intn pur. suant to this advertisement, minority Kislnes enteror se II be afforded lull onoortunilv to submit bids In response to th's invitaiir-n and win nor ne discnmt. nafed against on the grounds of race, -ninr. or national orialn In consideration for an award.

N. State Hiohwav Enqlneer cchnol Veh.rles tn Hinh B'rl. Burkeve uninn school Hoard nf Ed-uration submits for sealed bid to any and all bidders, the following vehicles. Vehicles mav he Inspected at maintenance yard on saturda'' mnrnlngs from 9 to A Ad-tress. '02 Avenue, Buckeye.

Af'nna Pnnne (I! 1947 SHversiae Dlee! 37 passenger wllh rnffiqerilinn fr67Tsv '11 I9i Ford Econoline Pickup i F10SH in 1963 Ford EconcJIna Plckuo E10SH ID Fnrn 4 or. 5on witn almost new refriqpratinn 1P12tl-10442. Ill 1950 school bin, White chassis, GYC mntnr J1U4-1758. Bids will be onened at 1 P.M. on May 30, 1973 In superintendent's office at same address.

The board reserves the rlaht to remse anv or all bids. Bid forms available at site. Published: Arizona Rennbllr and Phot nix Gazelle, May 23, 24, 15, 1973. Services for Ethel H. Hamaker, 76, of 1301 E.

Palm Lane, will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Road. Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Hamaker, who was born in Chestertown, N.Y., died Monday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. She moved to Phoenix in 1953. During World War II she assisted her husband in the operation of a machine shop in Bridgeport, Conn. Survivors include her husband, Philip, and a brother, Robert R.

Hills, of Southbury, Conn. Friends may call at the mortuary from 5 to 9 p.m. today. James W. Johnston James Welton Johnston, who had ranched in Pinal and Maricopa counties until retiring two years ago, died Monday in John C.

Lincoln Hospital Mr. Johnston, 3745 E. Glen-rosa, who was born in 1902 in Rochester, came to Arizona 27 years ago from Bak-ersfield, Calif. He was a Methodist. Survivors include his wife, Man two sons.

Bill of Maricopa and J.W. of Wasco, a daughter, Mrs. Sharon Arthur of Phoenix; two brothers, J.B. Johnston of Phoenix and J.D. Barnes of Casa Grande; a sister, Mrs.

Gladys Mark ley of Scottsdale; "a brother and a sister out of state; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Senices will be at 2 pjn. tomorrow in Memory Lawn Mausoleum Chapel, 719 N. 27th followed by entombment in the mausoleum. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 4700 N.

12th St. John Incardone TEMPE Rosary for John Incardone, 62, who died Monday in his home, 1530 W. Fairmont, will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Gibbons Tempe Mortuary, 405 E. Southern.

Funeral Mass will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Gibbons Tempe Mortuary, 405 E. Southern. Funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Mt.

Carmel Church, 2121 S. Rural Road. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Mr. Incardone had been a U.S.

Postal Senice clerk in Phoenix the past 19 years. He came to the Valley 21 years ago from his native New York City. Survivors include his wife, Mary Ann; two sons, Joseph of Mesa and Michael of Tempe; two brothers and a sister out of state, and three grandchildren. Elizabeth Broster Elizabeth Broster, 87, who was born in Wales and was a member of the Conservative Party in England and the Episcopal Church, died Monday in a Phoenix hospital. Mrs.

Broster, 6724 W. Devonshire, came to America in 1953 and moved to Arizona in 1957 from Philadelphia. Survivors Include a son, Raymond A. of Phoenix; two grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. James Shaw James A. Shaw, 73, who came here 30 years ago from Cherry Tree, and had retired as a meter reader from the Salt River Project, died Monday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Shaw, 930 E. Osborn, was born in Summerhill, Pa. Survivors include his wife, Rhoda S.

Shaw; and three brothers and four sisters out of state. Services will be at 5:30 p.m. today in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial wUl be in Clearfield, Pa.

Roy Edward "Pat" Crowe, 76, an elder of Mornlngside Presbyterian Church who had retired as a senior agent for New York Life Insurance died Monday in Doctors Hospital. Mr, Crowe, 2304 E. Devonshire, whose varied athletic career included professional baseball with the Kansas City Blues, a spring session with the Pittsburgh Pirates, had held a. scouting card with the St Louis Cardinals. Born In Chillicothe, he 13 athletic letters while in high school and set two records in pole vaulting and the mile run.

He had won 'golfing and bowling trophies. As a swimmer, he was credit-, with saving four persons 'from drowning. Mr. Crowe had taught 'school six years at Lucas and Plainville, where he became superintendent of frades. After ranching, farming and operating restaurants he got into the insurance at Topeka, Kan.

Lat-'jet he joined New York Life in ,1930 and opened an office in 1931 at Battle Creek, Mich. He was a member of the Life 'Underwriters, Association and Life Leaders. He sold more than $500,000 in insurance in 194 Ml He came to Phoenix In 1951 from Battle Creek and continued part-time with New York -Life five years after retiring in 1950. He was with the firm '25 years. Survivors include his wife, Do, with whom he celebrated 50th wedding anniversary tin 1967; a son, Roy D.

of Phoenix; a daughter, Fauntel-r2a of Los Angeles, and ijo grandchildren. 'Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in his church at 20th 'Street and Roosevelt. Friends call after 3 p.m. today in Paradise Chapel, 3934 E.

Indian School. Cremation will follow services. fcn? suggests memorial contributions to the church charity fund. jick Preissler Catholic services and burial fpr Nick Preissler, 79, who had lived In Phoenix from the early 1940s until October 1972, ere May 14 in Chicago. Mr.

Preissler, formerly of 9S22 N. Second Way, died May 10 In a Chicago hospital. He had worked for the Wash-i Elementary School District until retiring as head custodian at Desert View School in the late 1960s. He was a member of Most Holy Trinity Church and a co-founder of the German -American Club at 14th Street Dunlap. He was born in Germany.

Survivors Include two 'daughters, Preissler Mrs. Freda Raymer of a brother of St. JlLouis; Jive grandchildren and (Jven great grandchildren. i Robert Macias R6sary for Robert "Quln-fcie" Macias, 23, will be at 8 tomorrow in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Friday in Immaculate Heart Church, 309 E. Washington. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Mr. Macias, 1842 E. Monday in St. Luke's Hospital. Born he -'came to Phoenix seven years ago.

He had served in the Marine Corps and had worked as a welder. include his wife, "Julia; two children, Robert Jr. and Patricia Macias; his mother, Mrs. Julia Macias; a IBrother', Pedro; and a sister, Margaret Macias, all of Mary O'Connor Mary O'Connor, 78, who tame to Phoenix 21 years ago Jfrjom i.Y., and was, member the Church of St. died yesterday 1ft Samaritan Hospital.

J-o Survivors' ot Mrs. O'Connor, 4 who lived at Sacred Heart "Home, include a son, William; and a daughter, Mrs. Marion Reardon of Phoenix; four grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Rosary will be at 7 p.m.' tomorrow in Sacred Heart Chapel, 1110 N. 16th followed by Mass there at 9:30 Friday.

Burial will be in tJSt. Francis Cemetery. may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in Arcadia Funeral 4800 E. Indian School.

Ricardo Gonzalez, 83, who was born in St. Johns and was a pioneer farmer and fence contractor in Apache County, died Monday in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Gonzalez, 1736 E. Villa, spent his entire life in Arizona, living the past six years at the above address.

His parents were among the first settlers in the St. Johns area. Survivors Include his wife, Juanita; two sons, Trinidad and Fidel; three daughters, Mrs. Elsa Martinez, Mrs. Martha Casey and Mrs.

Bonnie Gallagher; and a brother, Teodoro, all of Phoenix; 19 grandchildren and 13 great -grandchildren. Rosary will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Whitney Murphy Chapel, 330 N. Second followed by additional services and burial Friday in St. Johns.

Sadie Broder Services for Mrs. Sadie Broder, 89, of the Kivel Nursing Home, 3040 N. 36th will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Road.

Burial will be at Beth Israel Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Broder. who was born in Poland, died yesterday at the nursing home. She had lived here for six years.

She was a member of the Kivel Auxiliary, the Bikur Cholim, the Orthodox Congregation and the Gemulus Chesed. Sunivors Include a son, Louis E. Broder, of Mc-Keesport, three daughters, Mrs. Rose Sampson and Mrs. Ruth Rogow, both of Phoenix, and Mrs.

Nancy Martin, of McKeesport; two sisters out of state; eight grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. The family suggests contributions to the Kivel Nursing Home. Georgia Armstrong SUN CITY Georgia A. Armstrong. 81, a member of Lakeview Methodist Church, died yesterday in her home, 9909 W.

Raintree Drive. Mrs. Armstrong, a native of Pearl, moved to Sun City in 1970 from Salina, Kan. Sunivors include a daughter, Mrs. Maurine Schaeffer of Sun City; two sons Lawrence Spencer of Wayne, and Ralph Spencer of Decatur, six grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Lundberg Golden Door Chapel, 11211 Michigan Youngtown. Burial will be private. Memorial gifts maybe made to the church. Hie Hole Services for Hie Iloie, 85, will be at 10 a.m.

today in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Iloie, 1632 E.

Granada, died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He came to Phoenix 14 years ago and was a member of the Central Seventh-day Adventist Church. Born in Romania, he had retired from the Ford Motor Co. in New York. Survivors Include a daughter, Mrs.

Florence Brainard of Jamestown, N.Y. ASU plans signup for summer classes TEMPE Regular registration for both the first five-week and eight-week summer sessions at Arizona State University will be held from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 2. Late registration will be from 8:30 to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m.

June 4-5. A late fee of $5 will be charged. 1 RECOGNITION PARIS (AP) The U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization decided to give associate status to African liberation movements recognized by the Organization of African Unity. Roy E.

Crowe Kenneth Hulbert Kenneth V. Hulbert, 61, a boiler maintenance employe seven years at Memorial Hospital, died Monday in his home, 1235 N. 33rd St. Mr. Hulbert was born In Lapeer, and moved to Arizona in 1949 from Brock-way, Mich.

Survivors include his wife, Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Miller of Phoenix and Mrs. Sharon Delaney of Prescott; two brothers out of state, and three grandsons. Senices will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N.

Hay-den Road, Scottsdale, followed by burial in Green Acres Cemetery'. Leah Kineaid Senices for Leah G. Kineaid, 80, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Bethany United Presbyterian Church, 7702 N. 35th Ave.

Mrs. Kineaid, 12813 N. 30th Drive, was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America and a Congregational Church in Omaha. Born in Elk City, she came here in October 1972 from Omaha. She was killed in an auto accident Sunday at 35th Avenue and Cactus.

Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Edith A. Baier of Phoenix and Mrs. Louise Gibbons of Denver, and a granddaughter. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m.

today in Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. The family announced contributions may be made to the memorial fund at Bethany Presbyterian Church. Martha Maier Martha May Maier, 55, a registered nurse the past two years at Beatitudes Campus of Care, died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital.

Mrs. Maier. 9510 N. 13th a native of Delphos, Ohio, moved here four years ago from Toledo, Ohio. She was a member of the American and Arizona Nursing associations and Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

Rosary will be at 8 p.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Mass will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the church, 8620 N.

Seventh St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors Include her husband, Edward; two sons, Edward and Christopher; three daughters, Mrs. Thekla Long and Mrs.

Heide Caywood, all of Phoenix, and Mrs. Elizabeth King of Glendale; three brothers and a sister out of state, and seven grandchildren. Robert Gursky MESA Services for Robert Paul Gursky, 19, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Grace United Methodist Church, 2024 E. University, with a Navy funeral detail assisting.

Burial with military honors will be In Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Gursky, 1326 W. First Place, died May 15 of a ship board accident on the U.S.S. White Plains at Sasebo, Japan.

He had been in the Navy two years. Born in New he came here seven years ago from San Diego. He was graduated from West-wood. High School. Survivors include his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl A. Gursky; a sister, Mrs. Delri Lynn Denny of Mesa; grandparents, Mrs. Louise Wed-lund, and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Moran, all of Proctor, Minn. than fifteen days prior to the data of opening bids. A proposal guaranty in the form ef either an unendorsed certified or a cash. ier's check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five percent of the gross amount of the bid Is required to accomoany the proposal, subject to forfeiture on failure of bidder to enter Into contract.

The right is reserved to reiect any and all bids, as provided for in the Standard Specifica- tions. All labor employed on this orolect shall be paid in accordance with the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale, certified by the Industrial Commission of Arizona. A list showing the Arizona Prevailing Waoe Scale is on file In the Department and coc es may be obtained at all reasonable times. WM N. PRICtT State Highway Engineer Published: Arizona Republic: May 14, 23, 1973.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT: 282-907; BIDS OPENED! Mav 31, 1973; TERMINI: Clint Well-Winslow Highway; COST OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: $2 50; LOCATION: (Winslow-Southl; ITEM 100 AFE 87041; TIME FOR COMPLETION: 60 working days. Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 A Naval Observatory Time bv West, ern Union, on the above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of tiia Arizona State Hlqhway Commission, South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007. No bios will be received after the time specified. Proposals for more than one proiect may be set for opening at tna time indicated above. The proiect order of open(ng and readinq proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and tnere will be a pause between proiect openinqs to allow a bidder the opportunity to submit a written request to withdraw his unopened bid.

The location of I the proposed work Is in Coconino County at the wet Sunset Mountain Pit Serial I No. 1245, amroxirra'ely 4' miles left of 15'aticn 486 t0O. State Route 87 aoproxi-; mateiy 19 milers south of Winslow. The proposed work consists of crushing and Istocxciiirg cover material. ITEVS AND APPROXIMATE OUANTI-ITiES Dust Palliative, Gal Xi); Cov-j er Material Ton 20 Mobilization, L.

Sum 1 Plans, specifications, and Pamphlets mav be Obtained from the 1 Division of Contracts ana Specifications, i Arizona Highway Department, 206 South I 17th Avenue, Phinix, Arizona 85007, Te total cost of plans and specification for i this proiect, exclusive ot Standard Specifications and Standard Plans, Is shown above and is payable by check drawn to tne Arizona Hiohway Department. No re-! fund will be allowed for plans and soeci-! fixations returned to the Department. Proposal Pamohlets are not transferabia 1 and, when used to submit a bid, shall te I -eturned in tne envelope provided bv the Department for tht Purpose. No contrac-! tor shall be eligible to submit a bid until iouly licensed as a contractor In the Stafa i 0' Arizona, and his Contractor's statement of Exoerience and Financial I Condition, made on the form supplied bv Arizona Highway Department, has 'been joproveo. Preauaiification statements snail be filed not later than fifteen dav, prior to the date ot opening proposal guaranty in the form of either an unendorsed certified or a cashier't cneck maoe pavable to the Slate Treasurer of Arizona tor not les then five per-cent of the gross amount of the bid reoulred to accompany tne prooosal.

sub-iect to forfeiture on failure of bidder to enter Into contract. The right Is reserved to reiect any and all bids, as provided for in the Standard Specifications. Ail lacor emoloved on this proiect shall be In accoraance with the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale, certllied bv the Industrial Commission of Arizona. A list the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale Is on file in the Department and copies may obtained at all reasonabl times. WM- PRICE Stata Highway Engitw Irrigation SAN CARLOS PROJECT 24 hrs.

ended 7 a m. May 21, 1973 Capacity, acre-feet, 1,258,000 Available storage, acre-feet, 135,747 24-hr. discharge, acre-feet, 1,050 Reservoir gain, acre-feet, 2,075 SALT RlvER PROJECT Normal Flow Period No. II From 12:01 a.m. May 17, I97J, fa 11 59 m.

May 24, 1973, Is for the u-a on land In cultiviation In or befort 1909-100V ROOSEVELT LAKB Capacity, acre-eet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation APACHE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation CANYON LAKB Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum e'evation Present elevation SAOUARO LAKE Capacity, acra-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation HORSESHOE LAKI Capacity, acr-feef Storage acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation BARTLETT LAKI Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation TOTL STORED WATER Total stored, year ano Total stored, acre-feet 1,380 36a 2.134 2.130 545,1 244.0S2 1,914 1,914 1.660 efTsJ 67.141 1,52 1,527 ur 13 JM 2,024 1024 17,477 178,151 1,798 1,798 8N.42 1065,457 Republic and Gazette Fhoenlx Newspapers, Inc. 120 C. Von luren St. Phone: 271-8000 Mall Addr.11: P.O. lot 1958 SUBSCRIPTION RATI IY CAR MR Republic (Morning) 55c a week Gaiifte (livening) 55c wfc Republic (Morn, Sun.) 90c a week Gotelt livening) plm, Hi Sunday Re-' public, 90c a week SUBSCRIBERS dtilring to rwv In annually will please mail remittance at carrier rote direct ta circulation department.

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Service Phone Alo 387-7B4S Apache Junction 2714311 Avondala 271-8381 Bishee 432-5154 Buckeve 271-8381 Bullhead City 754-3564 Casa Grand B34-5723 Chandler 271-8381 Clifton 844-4255 Coolidge 723-3822 Cottonwood 634-5701 Elov 464-7022 Flagstaff 774-7472 Joseph Stockwell Joseph C. Stockwell, 86, who came to Phoenix in 1922 from Rocky Comfort, died yesterday in Maricopa County General Hospital. Mr. Stockwell, 629 W. Mobile Lane, was a retired brick mason.

He was born in Washburn, Mo. Survivors include his wife, Iva two sons, Clovis and Olin of Kingman; a stepson, W. R. Dixon of Portland, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m.

Friday in Sunset Chapel. 301 W. Camelback. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Eula Johnson Services for Eula Irene Johnson, 48, will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in the 21st Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3802 N. 59th Ave. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today in A. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W.Adams.

Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Johnson, who lived in Phoenix from 1949 ot 1969, died Monday in Concord, Calif. Born in Bluefield, W. her present home was in San Francisco.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Duane Gle-sige and Pamela Johnson of Concord; a son, Jackie Lee Johnson of Phoenix, and two grandchildren. Mary Hume Memorial services for Mary E. Hume, 60, will be at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Cannon Funeral Home, 310 N.

Litchfield, Goodyear. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Hume, 321 E. Portland, who was born in Missoula, and moved to Goodyear in 1945, died Monday in Phoenix hospital.

She had lived in Phoenix since 1970. She formerly was employed by Abrhams Market in Litchfield Park and at the Luke Air Force Base commissary. Survivors include two sons, Allen Hunter of White Tanks and Normao of Phoenix; a brother and two sisters out of state, and five grandchildren..