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I I I I I MY REPUBLIC Monday, January 7, 1980 The Arizona Republic FINAL C5 CITY Weather For complete weather information listen to KEC 94, NOAA Weather Radio, 162.55 mhz in the public service band. MOON PHASES Arizona Partly mDO cloudy, chance of with a showers. slight Last Qtr. New First Qtr. Full Highs 60-65, lows 30-45.

Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 24 Jan. 31 p.m.

Sun rises todav at 7:33 a.m., sets 5:36 Phoenix Rainfall FORECAST Since Jan. 1. 0 in. ARIZONA Phoenix and southwest Rain probability deserts Partly 24-HOUR REPORT cloudy, with a chance of (To 5 showers. Highs mid-60s, p.m.

Sunday) ARIZONA lows upper 30s and 40s. Northwest Arizona Bisbee 42 60 Partly cloudy with a Cn de Chelly 7 44 chance of showers. Carefree 42 68 Highs 45-55, lows 30-40. Casa Grande 37 69 Colorado River Valley Coolidge 34 71 Partly cloudy, with a Cottonwood 30 55 chance of Douglas 29 65 slight showers. Highs mid-and Flagstaff 21 41 Tr.

60s, lows in the Gila Bend 37 72 upper 40s. Grd Canyon 20 49 Tr. Greer 21 45 Central basins Heber 23 52 Partly cloudy with a Kingman 37 50 slight chance of Nogales 29 70 showers. Highs 45-55, Organ Pipe 39 72 lows upper 20s to mid- Page 24 38 30s. Parker 41 62 Grand Canyon, Mogol- Payson 26 54 lon Rim, White Moun- PHOENIX tains Mostly cloudy, Airport 44 67 with a chance of snow (Normal) 37 64 showers.

Highs near 40, Downtown 47 69 lows upper teens and South Mtn. 51 62 20s. Pinetop 17 48 Prescott 31 57 Northeast plateau, Safford 25 56 Little Colorado Valley Show Low 27 48 Partly cloudy with a Tucson 44 68 slight chance of 30 showers. Highs upper Wickenburg Willcox 27 65 30s to mid-40s, lows 20- Williams 29 45 .01 30. Winslow 22 42 .05 Tucson and southeast Yuma 46 69 20.

FORECAST for Monday COLD 10. 50 Snow Figures shoe high Flurries XXXX WARM for temperatures area Rain Cold Warm Data from 70 Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA US Dept of Commerce Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Blythe Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlgton Casper Christon SC Christon WV Chrlotte NC Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Columbus Oh Dallas Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth NATIONAL 5 21 24 46 29 65 21 24 .05 21 43 .02 25 46 23 30 40 72 20 34 -7 5 .43 23 49 23 .33 44 65 19 33 15 27 55 77 8 28 2 16 -15 6 33 48 24 35 22 42 19 .13 'NE 34 28 11 28 20 45 25 29 34 71 22 28 16 24 16 34 .19 7 28 .02 19 23 .56 El Paso 42 63 Evansville 25 39 Fairbanks 3 11 .12 Fargo 5 23 .86 Great Falls -17 7 Hartford 12 28 Helena -25 .09 Houston 54 Honolulu 61 PRE .01 Indianapolis 18 32 Jackson 26 59 Jacksonville 38 49 Juneau 6 23 .01 Kansas City 22 37 .03 Las Vegas 41 53 Little Rock 32 49 Los Angeles 57 67 Louisville 12 35 Memphis 32 55 Miami Bch 46 62 Midland 36 68 Milwaukee 22 31 .13 Minneapolis 24 32 .26 Nashville 21 46 New Orleans 29 65 Needles 44 62 New York 19 32 Norfolk Va. 23 36 North Platte 12 34 Okla. City 32 66 Omaha 12 32 .02 Orlando 34 57 Philadelphia 19 29 Pittsburgh 5 27 Portland Me 8 25 Portland Or 23 41 Providence 15 29 Raleigh 26 43 Rapid City 0 9 Reno 29 54 Richmond 18 35 .14 St. Louis 29 45 .03 St.

Ptrbg 36 54 S. Lake City 24 34 San Antonio 45 74 San Diego 52 70 San Francis. 53 57 San Juan PR 73 85 St. St Marie 9 25 .23 Seattle 26 35 Shreveport 31 65 Sioux Falls 8 32 Spokane -2 15 Syracuse 6 26 Tampa 36 54 Topeka 23 37 Tulsa 30 65 Washington 21 35 Wichita 27 41 CANADA Calgary Regina Ottawa Toronto Montreal Edmonton Winnipeg Vancouver 23 88111113 WORLD CITIES City Time Temp. Athens a.m.

Berlin a.m. Buenos Aires p.m, Cairo a.m. Hong Kong London Madrid Moscow Paris a.m. Rome a.m. Rio de Janeiro p.m.

Stockheim a.m. Sydney a.m. Tekve a.m. JUMBLE' THAT by Henri SCRAMBLED Arnold WORD and Bob GAME Lee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. ORRAM Dune 1 News Sand DAHYN DO I JELGUN WHAT THE MEAL MIGHT BE WHEN THERE'S SPAGHETTI.

YIVELT On form Now gested the by arrange the surprise the above circled answer, cartoon. as letters sug- to Print answer here: a (Answers tomorrow) Saturday's Jumbles. SYLPH TWEET BLOODY HUMBLE Answer borrow your lawn mower?" "HE'S NOT HOME Small Rhode Island railroad for sale as a $100,000 toy United Press International SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. It's a little late to buy as a Christmas gift, but for $100,000, John P. Miller is selling "a beautiful little piece of an America that's disappearing." Miller, a dentist from Newtown, says he put the Narragansett Pier Railroad on the block because he's tired of making the long drive to Rhode Island to take his colossal toy out on the tracks.

"I've had a lot of fun with it, and I don't have any regrets about buying it, but I'm tired, that's all," he said. The railroad, which has operated since 1876, includes a 60-ton diesel-electric engine, six miles of track and an ornate turn-of-the-century depot complete with stationmaster's office, waiting room and ticket window. In its early days, the railroad transported highsociety families to their summer homes at Narragansett Pier, a Victorian era resort. Now, when it -runs at all, the railroad transports only freight between Kingston and Wakefield. The extra two miles of track to Narragansett were torn up in the 1950s.

THE LOCKHORNS TOES "THERE ARE TWO POINTS OF VIEW IN THIS COUNTRY- THEIRS AND HIS." Trivia 1. What popular comic-strip character had a job as a mattress tester? 2. Name the former conductor of the New York Philharmonic who returned from retirement in Italy in 1937 to lead the new NBC Symphony Orchestra. 3. What well-known person's large estate was located at San Simeon in California? 4.

Who was the most recent major league baseball player to win the Triple Crown lead the league in batting average, home runs and runs batted in during the same season? 5. Who wrote the novel, "The Virginian," in the early 1900s? Answers 101SIM 'S sweak siaupo pue '9961 u) PIP sojouo Jo yuend '1961 xoS pay uosog aus Jo I 'b 'ISIBaH udopury ur HIM 340 up wnyoA JauqV IT 'I Crossword puzzle ACROSS 1 Cut 6 Time periods 10 Short drive 14 Burdened 15 Thought: Prefix 16 French department 17 Change 18 Gad about 19 Dingle 20 Sign 22 Passed on 24 Heath genus 26 Meat cuts 27 Begs 30 Family member 31 Asian nation 32 Spouse: 2 words 37 Sizable 38 Traveling: 2 words 40 Born 41 Much money: 3 words 43 Feature 44 Prior to 45 lights 48 Erred EARLY EXPLORER QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (AP) In 1535, on his second voyage to the New World, Jacques Cartier explored the St. Lawrence River as far as the present site of Quebec City. Decrees Granted Jan. 1980 ANDERSON, Danny Lee and Michelle Lynn.

ATHEY, Linda and Michael W. BRIGGS, Phillip C. Cheryl L. BURR, Chester W. and Bernice.

CARR, Janice L. and William R. Ill. DANCOE, Kay Michele and John Joseph. DE PIPPO, Penelope and Paul David.

DUDLEY, Patricia A. and Lance A. DURBIN, Sharon L. Terry S. ECKART, Robert and Judy.

EDWARDS, Elizabeth and Kim. FERNANDEZ, Veronica Jane and Richard Gilbert. FITCHETT, Marvin Edward and Maria Sue. FRITSCHI, Rolf Karl and Sara Jane. GIBSON, Jerry Dean and Sally Ann.

HALL, John Patrick and Barbara E. HANLON, Vallie Jo and Paul J. HARRISON, Stanley Ray and Armenda L. HELER, Barbara and Edward. HETMUND, Lynda and Douglas R.

KESSLER, Darlene and Dennis Wayne. KING, Elizabeth W. and Duane L. LAY, Melanie Maple and Keith Vincent. MARGARDINO, Joe G.

and Deana M. POST, Grace M. and Robert L. POWELL, Kenneth Alan and Brenda PRATER, Gloria Jean and Vernon ROSCOE. Lola Faye James Felton.

RUFFCORN, Joyce J. and Ronald L. RUMINSKI, Marianna Petroff and Peter Joseph. SANTACASA, Dennis Wayne and Denise Brigitte. SHEPHERD, Myrtle L.

and Winnon L. SINAGRA, Janette and Thomas. SMITH, Darien Ivy and Beniamin Wayne. SOLIERE, Carolyn Ray and Gary M. SPENCER, Jovce B.

and Royce L. aka Royce L. Jr. SPIEGEL, Constance E. and William.

STRANGE, Ann C. and Destry E. THOMAS, Sherryl and William. TORREZ, Benito Castro and Herminia Mesa Ybarra. VALENZUELA, Maria Elena and Luis Fernando.

WORZ, Frank A. Jr. and Flora Ruth. Dissolutions Asked January 3, 1980 ALBERTS, Gloria and James ALM, Dana and Kenneth R. (Legal Separation) ANTILLON, Antonia V.

and Aleiandro O. ARGABRIGHT, Barbara D. and Roger G. BANCIVIC, Steven Paul and Jenne Michelle BARTON, Genie C. and Donald R.

BELEW, Andrew and Veronica G. BELL, Tracy and David BOUTWELL, Alvin L. and Myrtle F. BROWDER, Carl W. and Pauline M.

BROWN, Davon M. and Ronnie L. CHULLIGAN, Elizabeth Jeanne and Timothy Stanley CLOUSE, Mary Ann and Raymond D. COLLINS, Denise E. and Steven M.

CORREA, Sarah and Ignacio Jesse Jr. COTTON, Eriene F. Robert D. CRAM, Gregory D. and Lucinda E.

CUSHMAN, Sharon H. and Royal T. DICKSON, Kelly L. and Dan R. DRELLACK, Tammy J.

and Donald R. ENGLAND, Daniel R. and Jean FIELDS, Merlin W. and Evelyn Marie FRANKENFIELD, Eileen and Louis GALLEGOS, Carol L. and Sammy L.

GARCIA, Alicia A. and Frank P. GARNER, Cassy K. and Jerry GRIZZLE, Norman F. and Monique H.

GUEST, Ann M. Byron and Wayne P. HAVENS, John T. and Sandra D. HORACE, Emerson Jr.

and Roselyn HUGHES, Crystal and Robert HUGHETT, Larry J. and Churstine HUNSBERGER, Theodore Ira and Anne KAPP, Betty Jane and Robert Lowell KINNERUP, Anne Sharon and William MILLIKEN, Richard Charles and Paula Sue MOLESWORTH, Judith A. and Karl RIVAS, Rose, and Jose ROUSELL, Lori Ronee and Michael Carl. SANDERS, Wandetta V. and Stanley SHELTON, Sandra A.

and Charles Jr. SOTO, Patricia and Manuel R. TOLMACHOFF, Jeanne M. and Leo W. VESEKY, Janet M.

and Peter WHEELER, Gloria Dale and Claude Richard WILLIAMS, Lynda Sue and Raymond UNITED Feature Syndicate Saturday's Puzzle Solved ALLOT WISP LE ON EST NEAT DEIGN DEER AS SETS RECEIVER 0000 PRON GER OVE THONG NOOVE PEA DONG NOBLE DEAD 00D Tom DURA ABLE EAR MED MART IN DE RED SEA vow COOT TON TEES ELSE 23 French river 43 Fraternal 25 Astonish order mem27 Italian island ber 28 Fastener 46 Electric unit 29 Garment 47 Gift 33 Funny chaps 48 Wedge 34 Price 49 Angry 35 Edward 50 Of ships Eng. painter 53 Plane 36 Bracken 55 Correct 38 Plume 56 Press 39 Goading 57 Trial 42 Leasers 60 Water: Fr. 1-7 10 15 22 23 25 26 27 30 32 33 35 38 40 50 51 53 54 55 59 60 61 62 Dissolutions Asked Jan. 4, 1980 Edna Allen SAFFORD Edna M. "Billie" Allen, 77, who was born in England and served in the women's Royal Navy from 1938 to 1945, died Jan.

5, 1980, in Mt. Graham Community Hospital. Mrs. Allen moved to Safford seven years ago from California where she was executive secretary for an accounting firm. She is survived by her husband, Raymond.

Graveside services will be 10 a.m. today at Safford City Cemetery. Herman Mertes YORK Herman W. Mertes, 64, who graduated from Oklahoma University and retired a year ago after 18 years as principal of Fair Play School in Morenci, died Jan. 5, 1980, in Morenci Hospital.

Mr. Mertes was born in Oklahoma and came to the Morenci area 19 years ago. He is survived by' his wife, Martha; daughter, Mariane Watts; two sisters; a brother and two grandchildren. Services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at Caldwell Chapel by the River, Clifton.

Betty Short Betty J. Short, 45, a housewife from Minneapolis, N.C., who came to Arizona 17 years ago from Virginia, died Jan. 4, 1980, in John C. Lincoln Hospital. Mrs.

Short, 502 E. Medlock Drive, is survived by her husband, L. M. "Bud" Short; children, Tana and George; grandmother, Martha Vance, and two sisters. Prayer services will be 7 p.m.

today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Road. Scripture services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 4715 N.

Central Ave. Lois Bower Lois J. Bower, 54, of 3440 E. Harvard, died Jan. 5, 1980, in Maricopa County Hospital.

Mrs. Bower, a housewife, came here in 1935 from her native Illinois. She is survived by her husband, Harris. Services will be 12:30 p.m. today at A.

I L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Clara Wilson Services for Clara M. Wilson, 88, who died Jan.

5, 1980, in Maryvale Samaritan Hospital, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in the 26th Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints, 5033 N. 38th Ave. Mrs. Wilson, 317 N.

13th came to Arizona 73 years a ago from her native Texas. She is survived by her daughters, Katherine Henderson and Mae; two sisters; three granddaughters and 15 greatgrandchildren. Pickup truck turns over; woman killed A woman was killed late Saturday night when she lost control of her pickup truck and it rolled, Maricopa County sheriff's deputies said. Patty J. Ricketts, 24, of 8849 W.

Camino Del Oro, was driving east on Pinnacle Peak approaching 91st Avenue when the accident occurred.She was pronounced dead at the scene, officials said. Relief is sought from paper work WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's small businesses spend $12.7 billion a year answering 5 billion questions from the federal government, and a Senate committee is looking for ways to reduce that burden. The Senate Small Business Committee is holding hearings on the Small Business Administration's program to measure and reduce paper work. Obituaries Mary I. Honig, 73, a former estimator for United Producers and Consumers Co-op, died Jan.

5, 1980, in Kivel Manor, 3040 N. 36th St. Mrs. Honig, a former member of Beth Hebrew Synagogue, moved here 41 years ago from Minnesota. Surviving are her sons, Allen and David; a sister and six grandchildren.

Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Sinai Mortuary, 4538 N. 16th Leota Faulkner Services for Leota Faulkner, 86, who came to Arizona 23 years ago from her native Illinois, will be 7 p.m. today at Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback Road.

Mrs. Faulkner, 3301 E. Elm, died Jan. 5, 1980, in Doctors Hospital. She was a member of Biltmore Bible Church.

Surviving are her daughters, Zenaida Nirscher and Phyllis Sajovetz; a sister; a brother and three grandchildren. Lewis Burritt Lewis "Ev" Burritt, 78, who was in charge of liquor control and gas rationing in Hawaii during World War II and retired in 1962 in Honolulu as foreign manager of Simmons died Jan. 3, 1980, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mr. Burritt, 3604 N.

38th a native of Williamsburg, moved to Arizona in 1975. He was president of Honolulu Lions Club and was a member of Pacific Club. He is survived by his children, Karen B. Sinovic, Lewis Jr. and Richard, and six grandchildren.

Services will be 4 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Road, Scottsdale. Laura Cerra GLENDALE Laura D. Cerra, 52, of 4811 W.

Mercer, who moved to the Valley in 1977 from her native Pennsylvania, died Jan. 4, 1980, in Glendale Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Cerra is survived by her husband, Dr. Francis A.

Cerra; daughters, Maryanne, Dona, Lisa and Nancy; mother, Mary Chest, and a brother. Services will be at B. S. Gutowski Funeral Home in Swedesburg, Pa. Heritage Funeral Chapel handled local arrangements.

Naomi Endrezzi Naomi M. Endrezzi, 69, a housewife from West Virginia who lived here since 1954, died Jan. 5, 1980, in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Endrezzi, 620 N.

Second is survived by her husband, Carl; sons, Jack Kinder and Raymond Kinder; two sisters; four brothers and seven grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Curtis Steeves GLENDALE Curtis N. Steeves, 70, who moved here a year ago from his native Canada where he was a railroad locomotive foreman, died Jan. 5, 1980, in Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Steeves, 7300 N. 51st Ave. Space B242, was a member of Masonic Lodge, Odd Fellows Club, Eastern Star and Canadian National Railroad Pensioneers Association. He is survived by his wife, Eunice; daughter, Sylvia Bannister; stepdaughter, Janet A. MacPherson; a sister; a brother and six grandchildren.

Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Palm Shadows Park, 7300 N. 51st Ave. Gustav Johnson Services for Gustav A. Johnson, 62, a farmer and World War II Army veteran who died Jan.

4, 1980, in Veterans Hospital, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Westdale Church of the Nazarene, 3526 W. Polk. Mr. Johnson, 2029 W.

Van Buren, came to Arizona five years ago from Georgia. He is survived by his wife, Caroline; children, Cindy Lou Starnes, Stella M. Starnes and Robert C. Starnes, and two grandchildren. William Terry William C.

Terry, 72, a retired carpenter from Oklahoma who came to Arizona 25 years ago from California, died Jan. 4, 1980, in his home, 733 E. Mobile Lane. Surviving are his wife, Roxie; children, Carlene Corvelo, Betty J. Carnline, Geraldine Wynne, Pauline Banagas, Mary Lou Donihoo and Larry Lee; four sisters; three brothers and 17 grandchildren.

Graveside services will be 3 p.m. Tuesday at East Resthaven Park Cemetery, 4310 E. Southern Ave. San Fong Van GLENDALE Services and burial for San Fong Van, 25, a resident and student at American Institute of International Management who died Jan. 5, 1980, in Glendale Samaritan Hospital, will be in Chatham, N.J.

Grimshaw Bethany chapel handled local arrangements. Mr. Van was born in Shanghai, China, and came to the Valley five months ago from Des Moines, Iowa. Survivors include his parents, Chin Yee Van and Sum Lam Van; two sisters and three brothers. Lydie Gill Lydle Gill, 22, a native of Phoenix who moved to California four years ago after he graduated from West Phoenix High School, died Jan.

5, 1980, in Ontario, where he was an auto mechanic. Surviving are his parents, Esther Gill and John Gill; six sisters and two brothers. Rosary will be 7 p.m. Tuesday at Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary, 7924 N. 59th Ave.

Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. Lillian Earp Services for Lillian Earp, 93, who came to Phoenix three years ago from Kansas and died Jan. 5, 1980, in Maryvale Samaritan Hospital, will be in Osawatomie, Maryvale Mortuary announced.

Mrs. Earp, 4338 N. 85th is survived by a son, Billy. Amil Handeguand Services for Amil H. Handeguand, 74, a retired brewery maintenance foreman, will be 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas Mr. Handeguand, 3431 S. Seventh moved here in 1945 from Michigan. He was a member of Moose Lodge Survivors include his sons, Amil and Thomas; three grandchildren and five grandchildren.

Clarence Hassel Clarence C. Hassel, 79, of 1631 E. Weldon, a retired carpenter who moved to Arizona in 1959 from Oak Park, died Jan. 4, 1980, in Doctors Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lucile; son, Clarence three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at The Creighton Christian Church, 2131 E. Thomas Road. ADAMS, Pamela J. and Jack L.

BAROLDY, Mary Norby and Lawrence Bernard CHAFFIN, Dianne Eliane and Robert Carl CHAVEZ, Placido H. and Irene M. CHIDESTER, Judy and Arthur CORDOVA, Sylvia and Jess Manuel DRYER, Norma Gayle and Robert L. GILBERT, Cynthia Louise and John Henry Ill DOOSLIN, Steven Dean and Joanne HAFICS, Robin M. and Clark E.

JOHNSON, Lucille R. and Lorain JOHNSON, Lawrence F. and Vergie M. JORDAN, Susan Frances and Otis L. LIVINGSTON, Victoria Ann and Bobby Joe MAIR, Stanley Earl and Josephine C.

MILLIGAN, David Collins and Alice June McPHERSON, Margaret Ruth and Glenn Allen PETTIJOHN, Donald Lee and Claudia Jean RODRIGUEZ, Diana and Edward K. ROPER, Cheryl and Harvey Jr. RUSSELL, Jennifer Jolene and Robert Stephen VITE, Angel and Helen WILLIAMS, Gioria and Michael WONG, chi Hing and Tang Yuks Marriage Licenses JANUARY 3, 1900 ALLEN-NIANA, Mathew Vern, 19, 3307 E. Cypress; Brenda Kave, 18, 3307 E. Cypress.

W. Cheery ALVAREZ-TOCCO, Lynn; Alicia David G.22, 2315 W. Cheery Lynn. ARCHULETA-ZIMLICH, Toney Ben, 51; Sharon May, 34, both of Glendale. BAEZ-GONZALES, Hector, 21; Clara 19, both of Glendale.

BANNISTER -GOERING, James Michael, 24, Colorado Springs, Cindy Jo, 22, 5711 N. 39th Dr. BAUMGARTEN 0., 24; Linda Jean, 21, both of Tempe. BIAS- DRURY, Ronald Dean 24: Brenda Lynn, 21, both of Glendale. BRADLEY -JOLLY, Frederick 18; Pamela Dean, 19, both of Glendale.

BRYAN-SMITH, Peter John. 20, 13023 N. 32nd Sheila Anne, 16; 4326 W. Aster Dr. BRYCE- FROST, Kevin Brooks 2048 N.

38th Tamilyn, 18, Wagoner Rd. BYE McKinley; Alba Elena Genaro, 30. 1525 E. McKinley. URRELL Kenneth Jo.

21; Julie Ann. 22, both of Mesa. CLARK-COURTNEY, Donald Calvin, 19; Lisa both of Scottsdale. CLEAR- -SPOONER, Ronnie Dwayne, 23, 3816 N. 32nd Robin Renee, 19, 3816 N.

32nd St. COOK 3141 W. -DUSCHER, Campbell; Howard Patricia Owen, Ann, 33 3141 W. Campbell. CRANMER-MARSHALL, Richard Clare, 47, 2232 E.

Blanche Veima Jean, 36, 2232 E. Blanche Dr. FOBES-BOKESCH, Jerry Lee, 24; Dolores Ann, 33, both of Glendale. GAMBLE SINGLETON, Witte Charles, 26; Shelby Jean, 24, both of Glendale. GERMARD-ALLSHOUSE, James Thomas, 28; Patti Leah, 20, both of Glendale.

GROAT Donald Allen, 2213 N. 41st Tammie Jean, 18, 10008 N. Seventh PI. HANGER Phillip Michael, 20, Glendale; Mary Eileen, 26, 6722 W. Brook.

HARSHMAN-NIMMO, Curtis Edward, 20, 2990 W. Thunderbird; Shari Louise, 2990 W. HEITMAN-KLASE, Tracy Fred, 35; Drena Loraine, 24, both of Denver, Colo. HUDGINS FARNSWORTH, Alan Wayne, 22; Daree, 19, both of Mesa. JOHNSON-BRICK, Jerry Russell, 32; Kathleen Dee, 35, both of Long Beach, Calif.

JONES- E. Drena Donald Ray, 27, Moreland; Lynn, 22, 4141 E. Moreland. KELLY-WELCH, Patrick Jay, 31, 4935 W. Merrell; Corrine Mary, 6015 W.

Vernon Ave. KOUTZ- Maryville, YOUNG, David Leesia Michael, Carol, 3: Cameron, Miss. KRESBSBACH-RHOADS, Lyle Ervin, 32; Penny Susan, 29, both of Scottsdale. LEE Winchomb; Glenda Jai, Sue, 31, 3701 Encanto. LYNCH -GLOVER, Michael Frederick, 25, Glendale; louise Joy, 22, Scottsdale.

MANGANARO-ANDERSON, Christian Francis, 21; Cunt a Marie, 23, both of Glendale. MANN-MUSTACCI, James Read, 26. Tempe; Pamela Ann, 21, 12607 N. 36th St. MATTHIAS-THOMAS, Bruce Edward, 22, 2520 N.

Foote Carol Lynn, 18, 2631 N. 301h PI. MAY -WRIGHT, Roger Loren, 27, Reno, Carla Rae, 29, Tempe. MAYNOR-WALLACH, Clarence Duane, 41, 4725 N. 15th Kathleeen Emery, 48, 7125 N.

19th Ave. MONTGOMERY-KELLEY, Daniel Curtis, 19, 12601 N. 36th Kimberly Ann, 19, 905 E. Orange Dr. MORO sidro 20; Cecilia Elenz, 21, both of Guadalupe.

Robin Tom, Torrance, Kelly Frances, 3618 W. Hayward. OAKLEY-SIMS, Doris Robert Rose, 46, 47, 1112 650 W. Coolidge: Almeria. OWENS-DAVIS, David John, 20, 4324 E.

Nancy Suzanne Dons, 19, Tempe. PALUSZCYK-MUMMA, Russel Victor 20; Lisa Marie, 20, both of Glendale. PECTRAL Roger Harris, 30; Holly Jo, 18, both of Mesa. JARAMILLO, Dean King, 20, Glendale; Belinda Grace, 19, Tucson. ROBLES-DAVILA, Robert Elden, 21, 602 W.

Chipman; Rachel 19, Glendale. SCHARF-WICKLIFFE, Johann, Lorraine Lavern, 51, both of Scottsdale. N. SMITH 18th -NELSON, Kerry Ray Lynn, dean, 18, 24,4512 18th Dr. Anthony Frank, 20, 6751 W.

Devonshire Delia, 30, El Mirage. TERRY -GOODLOE, Richard Arthur, 59, 4638 N. 67th Brenda Jean, 33, 4638 N. 76th Ave. THOMAS COTTON, Mathew Donald, 19, 2350 W.

Tierra Buena; Robin Rae, 21, Glendale. Michael Shaun, 18, 3022 E. Beryl Vicki Lee, 17, 3022 E. Bervi Ave. THRASHER -PREMIL, John Armin, Legal, 2650 W.

Union Hills; Jacqueline Frances, Legal, 2650 W. Union Hills. THURMAN-HUTCHINSON, Conel, 20; Gail Marie, 22, both of Peoria. VICK-LAGESON, Charles Edward, 30, 1101 N. 25th Michelle Marie, 19, 7714 W.

Clarendon Ave. VICKERY-RODEMEYER, Robert Elmore, 30, 1018 E. Acoma Trudi Josephine, 31, 1018 E. Acoma. WILSON-MAJACHRZAK, Gary Dean, 40, 5811 2936 E.

Indian School; Mary Ann, W. Cambridge. JANUARY 1979 Josephine, 32, 2133 23, Salvador, 2133. E. Monroe; E.

Monroe. AYALA-BERRY, Anthony James, 19; both of Tempe. BALDERSTON: TOMKINSON, WitLatham, N.Y.; Kim Marie, 23, Scottsdale. BOREN-FASSEL, Mark 42, Glendale; Rose Ann, 53, 5529 N. 29th Dr.

-DUCK Mark Russell, 22, Scottsdale; Luann Vivian, 26, E. Sheridan. BUDDENDROFF-SCOTT, Paul Noel, 42; Kit, 40, both of Tempe. 75, 1401 S. Seventh Elizabeth I Ivan Wayne, Viola, 78, 1401 S.

Seventh Ave. BUTTON-SCHAEFER, George Marion, 25, Florence, Denise Ann, 24, Glendale. Eliboria Verdugo, 18, Mesa; Bernadine 20, 4018 N. 56th Ave. DEETS-CLICK, Mark Duane, 21, Eager; Lisa Gwen, 20, Mesa.

DULANEY -PETERSON, Dennis Wyatt, 23; Beverly Ann, 20, both of Cave Creek. ERSLAND-WARSING, David Dean, 28, 702 W. Portland; Misty Lynn, 22, 702 W. Portland. GARRIGAN-HOLGUIN, Desi Ray, 18, San Diego, Mary Grace, 17, 1827 W.

Wood Dr. GREEN-RUBEL, Charles Guy, 21, Inspiration; Laurie Ann, 16, Goodyear. Anthony William, 17; Kelly Jane, 18, WHITEHEAD, both of Scottsdale. 2020 E. HUGHES-FAUST, Turney; Henry Robert, 26, Peggy Ann, 22, 2020 E.

Turney. HUNT John Milton, 25, Tempe; Diane 22, 6322 W. College Dr. JOHNSTON-CALHOUN, Kevin Cameron, 22, Uma; Kimberly Sue, 20, 2000 W. Luke Ave.

MEYER-800TH, Steven James, 22; Rozana Jewell, 21, both of Scottsdale. NEILSEN-ASAY, Delbert Lamar 21; Keri Lee, 18, both of Mesa. NIK, Thomas; KHA-SCHER, Wendy Ellen, Jafar, 19, 27, 830 W. Thomas. POPP-POWELL, Richard Max, 23; Doreen, 22, both of Mesa.

RAMIREZ-GARCIA, Alfred Dominic, 20, 1637 E. Palm Gracie 18, 515 W. Mohave. RODRIGUEZ-BELTRAN, Rolando Long, 25, Guadalupe; Elizabeth 21, 433 N. 18th Dr.

SCHMIDT-PARKER, Carlton Leroy, 21; Helen Antoinette, 20, both of Lake Havasu. SILVA TORRES, David, 18; Marie Isabel, 19, both of Chandler. SORENSON-ETHINGTON, Paul Wayne, 22, Flagstaff; Carol Louise, 18, Higley. STEVENS-HALVERSON, Ray Dean, Scottsdale; Mary Ellen 34, 15049 N. Central Ave.

STRATTON-SPEIR, Richard Earl 23; Antonia Lee, 20, both of Glendale. TRAVIS-MONTAGUE, Neil Gregory, 25, 4116 E. Wagoner; Mara Beth, 19, 2002 W. Turney. VELASQUEZ-RIVERA, Joseph Robert 21, 2927 N.

18th Anita Louise, 19, 2927 N. 18th St. WALKER Kenneth David, 23; Theresa Ann, 21, both of Cortez, Colo. WALLACE TILLEY, Charles Ray, 54, Mesa; Odessa Lorraine, 27, Globe. WEIGELE-WHELAN, William ard, 38; Lisa Kay, 32, both of Scottsdale.

YOUNG-KELLEY, Elmer A Wilbur, 57; Donna June, 49, both of Mesa. 51 Cheerless 52 Talk idly 54 Unlawful 58 Bluster 59 Burl 61 Habituate 62 Perfume: Var. 63 Tidy 64 Mr. Wolfe, et al 65 Colloids 66 Antelopes 67 Ontario river DOWN 1 Scoria 2 Feeble 3 Roman date 4 Cores 5 Hold out 6 Board of 7 Fuss 8 Time period 9 Mr. Maugham 10 Alkali: 2 words 11 Appeals 12 Cove 13 Requisites 21 Inlet.