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30HTTOTI aoQjJua Arizona Republic Republic 32 The Phoenix, Jan. 19, 1970 FoFCC 33 Auctions 4 Funeral Anngunci Printed Pattern Obituaries YOU ADS EARLY In the Day EARLY In th Week MONDAY through FRIDAY Phones Open 7 am to 4 pm Counter Open 8 am to 5 pm DEADLINE for weekday ads 3 pm SATURDAY Phones Open 7 am to 3 pm Counter Open I am to 1 pm SUNDAY DEADLINE 1 pm Sat. SUNDAY Phones Open 12 noon to 3 pm For Corrections Cancellation! Counter Closed Marriage Licenses SHELDON POTO, Tommy Rav, 29, 3807 Dunlap; Pameli Kv, 26, 3607 W. Dunlap. SHELLEY SCHEMPP, Joseph 51, 1001 E.

San Juan; Pit 56, 1001 E. SAn Juan. SMITH SIKES, Floyd 25, PtO- ria; Janice 17, Buckeye. SWIFT MARTIN, Gerald 21, 2941 E. Mulberry; Sheila Sue, 18, 5941 E.

Mulberry. SWITZER BOLLINGER, Roy 24; KaJhryn L21, both of Mesa. TUCKER ESTES, David Wayne, 19, 216 W. Cody; Phyllis Diane, 17, 216 W. Cody.

TUTTLE NEWELL, Ronaid 26, 1128 W. Glenrosa; Julia May, 27, 1540 W. Campbell. WEBER WOLFE, Richard It, 901 W. Ccolidge; Patricia 19, 3222 W.

Solano Drive. WELLINGTON GERMOND, Dwaine 7732 W. Clarendon; Pamela 22, 2346 W. McLellan. WHITTAKER SCOTT, Charles 36, 3209 Harvard; Mary 31, 3209 E.

Harvard. WILLIAMS PRICE, Ronald 221 Beverly Kay, 21, both of Mesa. WINTERS WINTERS, Bruce Chase, 27; Barbara June, 20, both of Glendale. Former Kansas judge Sand state senator dies SCOTTSDALE Services for Judge Le Roy Bradfield, c76, a former state senator nand judge in Kansas, will be 'at 11 a.m. today in Green 'Acres Mortuary, 401 N.

Hay- tlen. Entombment will be in Acres Mausoleum. Judge Bradfield, 4800 N. died Friday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He was born in Dexter, Iowa, 'and was a graduate of Kansas Normal School and had London University.

He came here in 1962 from Bonner Springs, Kan. was the city attorney for Neodesha, for 13 years, a Kansas state senator from 1929 to 1933, Kansas state pardon attorney, and a judge in the Seventh Judicial of Kansas from 1941 'to 1946. was also the vice presi-dent and general council of the W. J. Small Alfalfa Dehydrating Co.

and was a mem- Clara Kalrierrama Rosary for Mrs. Clara Balderrama, 46, will be recited at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second Ave. Mass will be.

said at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, 3140 N. 51st Ave. Mrs.

Balderrama, 2901 N. 40th died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital. She was born in San Gabriel, and was brought to Phoenix 45 years ago. Survivors include her husband, Arnold- one son. Arnold and a daughter, Christine, all of Phoenix; her father, Manuel Rayan of Mexico; one brother, Cleo Rayan, one sister, Mrs.

Esther Agado, and one stepsister, Mrs. Tina Acuna, all of Phoenix. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mabel Iverson Services for Mrs.

Mabel Iverson, 55, a clerical worker with the American Cancer Society, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale. Mrs. Iverson, 4101 W.

La Mar, died Friday in a local hospital. She was born in Conrad, and came here in 1964. Survivors include her husband, Carl one son, Larry Iverson of Scottsdale; one daughter, Mrs. Connie Partington of Billings, two sisters out of state, and four grandchildren. Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

Floyd Heasley Memorial services for Mrs. Floy C. Heasley, 85, will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Messinger Mortuary, 515 E. Indian School.

Cremation will follow. Mrs. Heasley died yesterday at her home, 4911 E. In-dianola. She was born in Chippews Falls, and came here in 1957.

She was a member of the Scottsdale Presbyterian Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Dambrova of Phoenix, and three grandchildren. Harold E. iVal FORT THOMAS Services for Harold E.

Neal, 79, a retired bridge and building foreman with the Southern Pacific will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Fort Thomas Ward chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial will be in Res-thaven Memorial Gardens in Safford. TNr. Neal was born in Car-dington, Ohio, and came to Arizona in 1909, settling here in 1916.

Survivors include his wife, Anna. ber of the Masons, the Rotary and the Society of Friends. Survivors include his wife, Margaret a daughter, Mrs. Lois Palmer of Apache Junction; two brothers and two sisters out of state, and one grandchild. Rancher since 1908 CAMP VERDE Services for John "Mac" Richards, 80, a native of Arizona who had ranched here since 1908, will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Clear Creek Cemetery. Mr. Richards, a native of Phoenix, died Friday in Marcus J. Lawrence Hospital at Cottonwood.

He is survived by two sons, Sheldon of Camp Verde and Kenneth of Clarkdale; a sister, Mrs. Maudie Watts of Lake Havasu City; two brothers, Ernie of Camp Verde and Harold of Rimrock; another brother and sister out of state; and four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Lysle D. Reece Services for Lysle D. Reece, 76, a retired brake-man with the Rock Island railroad, will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Reece, 377 E.

Weldon, died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He was born in Des Moines, Iowa, and came here from Rock Island, 111., 16 years ago. He was a member of Local 531 of the railroad brotherhood and of the Shrine. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Hope Britt of Travers AFB, Mrs.

Dorothy Fuhrmeister of Iowa City, Iowa, and Mrs. Wilma Van Gorder of Phoenix; two stepsons, R. H. and A. L.

Kennedy, both of Phoenix, 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Carol D. Glaspie Services for Mrs. Carol D. Glaspie, 31, will be at noon tomorrow in A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. Mrs.

Glaspie died Saturday at her home, 2202 W. Belmont. She was a lifelong resident of Phoenix. Survivors include her husband, Gary four daughters, Shelly, Jane Christine and Ellen: four brothers, August Robert, David R. and Marshall W.

Penderqast, all of Phoenix; three sisters, Kathryn Pendergast and Laura L. Pendergast, both of Phoenix, and Mrs. Marilyn Dickey of Yuma; and her grandDarents, Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Dixon of Liberty. Rav L. Richardson DUNCAN Services for Ray L. Richardson, 73, a rancher and farmer here and in Virden, N.M., will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Virden Ward chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Burial will be in the Franklin Cemetery. Mr. Richardson, who died Saturday in the Safford Inn Hospital, was born in Mexico and came here in 1919. He was a graduate of the LDS Academy in Thatcher. Survivors include his wife, Verna; six sons, Bernard of Lordsburg, N.M., Edwin of Virden, Jorth of Mesa, Jay of Tempe, Cecil of Benson, and Chester of Thatcher; one daughter, Mrs.

Elaine Farns-worth of Fruitland, N.M.; 51 grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the Virden Ward Relief Society of the LDS church from 9 a.m. colonel died in air crash Mass for Lt. Col. Michael E.

Styer, 40, who died Tuesday in an aircraft accident on Guam, will be said at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in St. Francis Xavier Church, 4715 N. Central. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m.

tomorrow in Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second Ave. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Col.

Styer, a native of Wolf Point, was en route to a new assignment in the Midwest at the time of his death. His family has lived at 3217 W. Sahuaro Drive for the past seven months. He attended Montana schools and Santa Clara College, Santa Clara, before entering the Air Force 19 years ago. He was graduated from the University of Colorado in 1961.

Surviving are his wife, Faye; a son, Michael two daughters, Chris and Deborah, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Styer, all of Phoenix; two brothers, both of California, and three sisters, including Mrs.

Carol Coltrin of Tucson. Memorials may be made to the Cerebral Palsy Fund. Antoinette Amaya Rosary for Antoinette Amaya, 1 year old, will be recited at 8 p.m. today in Morten-sen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Mass of the Angels will be celebrated at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, 909 S. First Ave. Antoinette, 3941 W.

Nancy Lane, died of an illness Friday in a local hospital. She was born in Phoenix. Survivors include her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Fred C. Amaya; one brother, Anthony Amaya; a grandfather, Alberto Amaya, and a grandmother, Dorothy Dominguez, all of Phoenix, and her other grandfather, Benjamin Orozco of Oxnard, Calif.

Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Elmer L. Godwin GLOBE Graveside services for Elmer L. Godwin, 84, retired general engineer at the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation, will be at 11 a.m.

today in Hinton Cemetery at Geronimo. He had been reservation general engineer 25 years before his retirement 19 years ago. Mr. Godwin died Saturday in Gila General Hospital. He was born in Chardon, and came to Arizona 65 years ago, making his home here 43 years ago.

Survivors include one stepson, Donally Thompson of Globe. Charles Politakis Services and burial of Charles Politakis, 66, a former restaurant cook, will be in Chicago. Mr. Politakis, 949 E. Van Buren, was born in Greece and came to Phoenix 10 years ago from Chicago.

He died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Survivors include five brothers, Matthew of Phoenix and four out of state. Friends may call at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams, from 3 until 9 p.m. today. Jan Palach remembered by Romans ROME (AP) The Romans unveiled yesterday a monument to Jan Palach, the Czechoslovak student who burned himself to death a year ago to protest Soviet-led repression. Mayor Clelio Dalida accepted the monument as a gift to the city by thousands of Romans who contributed to a drive for fund? launched by a daily newspaper here. The 144-foot bronze monument portrays Palach wrapped in the flames and stretching his hands skyward.

It is the work of sculptor Vit-torio del Colbertaldo. In the unveiling ceremony, the mayor renamed the square where the monument stands Piazza Jan Palach. The square is at one end of Via Czcoslovacchia in a modern district near the Olympic iduneemtntt JONES, Callie. Services today 12 noon, Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev.

S. t. Miller officiating. Burial -Greenwood. Universal Memorial Ctnter.

KELLEY, MaryTTServicrjra7m. Tuesday, visitation 4-8 p.m. today. Interment Resthaven Park. Brazill-Whltney Mortuary, Glendale, Charles R.

Whitney, Direc-tor. KOHOUT, John Robert. Services conducted by Rev. Wayne Helmer 11:00 a.m. Tuesday in Chapel of Memories, A.

L. Moore A Sons. Interment Greenwood. KNOX, Donald G. Service 11 Monday.

Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301West Camelback. LEAR, Selma' H. Services will be Beyer, 10 e.m Tuesday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary, interment, Greenwood. Friends may call after2 p.m. today.

MEADOA, Mabel AdamsTervTees conducted by Reverend Eugene A. a.m. today In Chapel of A.L. Moort A Sorts. Interment Greenwood.

ONEY, Elza Mae, 724 W. Southern. Passed away January 16, 1970. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, First Baptist Church, 19th Avenue and Roeser Rd.

Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call 5-9 today at Grimshaw Bloom Chapel, 3800 S. Central. ONG, Sau Wan. Services conducted by Rev.

Cephas Wong 1:30 P.m. Tuesday In Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore and Sons. Interment Greenwood.

Friends may call from 4 a.m. until 10 p.m. today. POLITAKIS, Charles, 66, 949 E. Van Buren.

Brother of Matthew Politakis, Phoenix, Manuel, Oswego, George, Spiro, Lewis and Jennie Politakis, all Chicago; Mrs. Olive Leontios, Oak Park, III. Passed away Sunday. Friends may call at A. L.

Moore and Sons from 3 until 9 p.m. today. Services and Interment Chicago.JII, REECE, Lysle D. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Hope Britt of Travis AFB, California, Mrs.

Dorothy Suhrmiester, Iowa City, Iowa, and Mrs. Wilma Van Gorder of Phoenix. Sons, R. H. and A.

L. Kennedy both of Phoenix. Also, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services will be conducted by the Masonic Funoral Committee 2 p.m. Tuesday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary.

Interment Greenwood. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today REINECKER, Ida. Services will be conducted by Reverend Arnold Hickok 3 p.m. today, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary, Interment Greenwood, SELINGER, Ethel Chase.

Arrangements pending, Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage, director. SUTTON, "Philip G. (Bug-A-Ma-Gesha). Services 2 p.m.

today in the Lehl Indian Mission, 1100 E. McDowell, Mesa. Private Cremation. Hansen Mortuary. "STEWART, Carl W.

Services 10 a.m. today, 26 Ward Chapel, LDS Church, 5033 North 38th Avenue, Bishop E. Claire Gardner officiating. Interment Resthaven Park. Brazill Whitney Mortuary, Glendale, Charles R.

Whitney, director. TAYLOR, Ruby L. Passed away Saturday. Beloved wife of Elmer, Mesa. Beloved mother of Elmer, Mesa, Ruby McLean, Phoenix.

Beloved daughter of Dewey Sharp, Queen Creek, and Mrs. Rosa Crane, Tucson. Services pending, M. L. Gibbons Garden Chapel, 33 North Sirrine, TEETSEL, Albert C.

(Bert), 6236 N. 3rd Street. Passed away January 16, 1970. Services 1 p.m. today, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home Rd. Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. In lieu of the material remembrances donations may be made to the Montour Methodist Church, Montour Falls, New York. Friends may call 5-8 p.m. today at the Grim shaw Bethany Lhapei.

VACHE, Robert H. Services conducted by Rev. John Fredrick 2 C.m. today In Memory Chapel, A. Moore and Sons.

Private inter-menr Greenwood. A Memorial may be made to the Memorial Scholarship Fund Combined Communications 1101 N. Central Ave. WATT, William "John. Services conducted by Masonic Funeral Committee 10 a.m.

today In Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore and Sons. Interment Greenwood. WILLIAMS, Gordon.

Arrangements pending, Brazill Whitney Mortuary, Glendale, Charles R. Whitney, director. WHITE, Harlaine Hobbs. Services 2 m. today Messinger Mortuary, Scottsdale.

Officiant, reader Dorothy Patterson. Interment Green-I wood. 7 Funeral Directors A. L. MOORE SONS FOURTH AVENUE AT ADAMS 252-3411 MERCER MORTUARY THOMAS RD.

AT 16TH ST. Phone 266-4473 Prlvatt Parking FORMAN'S ARIZ. FUNERAL HOME 37 N. 3rd Ave. AL 3-2332 CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES GLENDALE 937-9297 webberTTons M6RTUARY 1641 Jefferson 254-8734 Larry J.

Melcher Mortuary CHAPEL OF THE ROSES 43 S. Staplev Dr. WO 4-4537 MELDRUM MORTUARY Macdonald at 1st Mesa WO-4372 Florists D0N0FRI0 FLORAL CO. Finest Flowers Since 1905. 254-4741 19 Cemetery Lets A Btrvlc LOTS Ifi 6ren Acres Garden of Flowers.

25 per cent off. 944-5243. 25 Lost LOST male black Dachshund, Very old, no collar. Lost In vicinity of 48th Street, between McDowell and Van Buren. Reward.

966- 5497, 964-8365, 267-8596. $50. GERMAN Shepherd, male, large, over 100 pounds. Lost Glendale Community College. Reward.

967- 9411, day. 277-1689, evenings. 265-2752 26 RACOON, maie, nine months. Vicinity 8700 block on Pima Road, between Thomas and McDowell. Reward.

945-4131. 8728 East Oak. SASSET hound, tri-cdlor, four years old, male. Vicinity of 35th-Bethany Home. Reward.

3407 West Tuckey Lane. 937-6769. COLLIE, sablewhite, female. 278-5115. PACKAGE CONTAINING STPT, coat A dress.

Vicinity Sky Harbor Parking lot, 9pm 1-15-70. GENEROUS REWARD. Please call 254-5434 or 275-5204. GOLDIN Retriever near Stanford and 40th Street. 2 year old female.

"Ginger" Red collar with dog tag 2242. Please call 955-8538. 4 diamond. Lost In lobby of Del Webb Townhouse. Replies Box 90-TX Republic and Gazette.

Reward. MEDIUM size dog" predominantly black with white boots. Red collar and tag. Vicinity of 76th Street and McDowell. 949-9662, Reward.

MONTH old black-tan houndTVP cinity Southern Horn, Mesa. Information call 964-7150. LOST Siamese female vlniclty of Wilder Road and Glendale Ave. Hair cut short near tail. Out to recent surgery.

Call 944-4886. LOST Golden male Cocker Span-iel, with gray muzzle, purple yarn around neck, lost in vicinity of 32nd StreetIndian School. Rewerd, 947-7731, Henry Wick za Found LARGE white Siberian Huskie. Vicinity Glendale Hlon Schol. 937-8060.

BLACK undipped poodle puppy, several miles east Luke Bast 279-7814. SMALL poodle, near Aihambra High School. 939-2653. Auctions AUCTION CITY SALE SUNDAY i lL WE BUY OR SELL FOR YOU 170 E. MOHAVE 252-624 VAN'S A-l AUCTION every Tuesday; p.m.

2949 W. McDowell 271-704 HAYDEN C. VAN CLEVE, AUCT. GRAND OPENING H-M AUCTION SATURDAY 1 PM. Jan.

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9 A M. AND 7 P.M. BRUNK SONS, INC AUCTIONEERS 264-3704 WARE'S AUCTION 4C25 N. 3ttt AVENUE 2 SALES EVERY WEEK MON. A PRI.

7 PM. We buy outright or tell an commission 272-591. 278-0489 STOTTSDALE AUCTION WH 50741 AAA AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 7 PJ. We tv outrioM or set! en consignment for ntMck cash. 5102 27m Avenue Call 277-3812 PHOENIX AUCTION CENTEH.

Auction Thgrs. 4:38 PM 2433 E. Indian Sen. Rd. 2744241 UNDER Ct 588 A at Scottsdale VERY SPECIAL SALI Auction, 945-0741.

ESTATE SALE SUNDAY, JAN. 25TH 4001 N. 7THST. JOHN BRUNK SONS. INC AUCTIONEERS 264-3504 100 Phx.

Homes All Area -JUsf ANTAStie WlYH POOL, -Refrigerated, 4 br many deluxe features and kitchen built-lns, under 5 yrs. old. Prime NW location, Un-derpriced at 525,000. SHARPI YOU MUST SEE 2 br with den or 3 maintenance free, aluminum siding, very low rash to 6 FHA mtg. Priced mkJ teens.

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Indian School Rd. at 42nd Avt. NEWLY DECORATED 2 Bedroom $8500. 3 Bedroom $9500. Fenced.

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NEW HOMES $14,500 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Built-in range and oven, FHA or VA terms. BUDD HALE A ASSOCIATES 740 E. Glendale 944-4465 3 Vacant' NewTpaTnL A RLTY 943-7261 Eves 934-9804 NEW 3 BR. 2 BA-SUNNYStBPb Big. Must seel FHA, 5 A Rlty 943-7261 Eves 939806 EXTRA NICE 3 BR Refgd bullt-ins-2 carports Orangewood Chris-Town In mid wgood terms Hossack Realty 264-4861 5801-A N.

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266-2277. To Place Your Want Ads PHONE 271-8711 LOCAL RATES: The following local classified rates apply to all non-contract advertising originating from within the State of Arizona. weekday publication in the morning Republic and evening Gazette of the SAME day; or In the Sunday publication of the Republic only. AGATE TYPE SFT SOLID: 7 Consecutive days loc per word per day 4 Consecutive days Llc day 1 Day or Skip bay Orders 12c per word per day DISPLAY STYLE ADS: Using larger type, white space, centered lines, etc: 7 Consecutive days 75c per lint per day 4 Consecutive days 1 Day or Skip Day Orders 95c per lint per day 10 Discount Available For CASH ORDERS placed IN PERSON At The Classified Counter. MINIMUM CHARGE $2.00 plus tax Republic Gazette Box Number Rental Charge $1.00 Per Week If replies picked up S2.0O Per Week If replies mailed City State Taxes Will Be Added To All Advertising Charges, FOR CONTRACT RATE Information Phone 271-8766 OUT OF STATE RATES: (Minimum Charge Copy received from outside the boundaries of the State of Arizona charged $1.00 per lint per day.

Advertisers who specify their weekday advertisements be published in only one of the two daily papers, will receive a reduction of 10c per line from the 1 time line rate and copy so ordered will appear under a separate "Miscellaneous Classified" heading outside the regular classified section. Check YudrAd The First Day It appears. In the event of an error, Phoenix Newspapers will not assume responsibility for mora than one incorrect Insertion. The Phoenix Newspapers, Inc. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO Edit, Properly Classify or Relect Advertising Copy To Place Your Want Ads DIAL 271-8711 Announcements CltMMS MfflfJl 99 4 Funeral Announcement! AMAVISCA, Clara P.

Requiem mass 9 a.m. today, Immaculate Heart Church. Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center. AMAYA, Beloved daughter of Mr. Mrs.

Fred C. Amaya. Sister of Anthony Amaya. Granddaughter of Alberto Amaya, Phoenix, Dorothy Dominguez, Phoenix, and Beniamin Orozco of Oxnard, California. Recitation of the rosary today at 8 p.m.

Mortensen-Kings Chapel. Mass of the angels, 9 a.m. January 20 at St. Anthony's Church. Interment at St.

Francis Cemetery AUBLE, Virgil Erwin. Services conducted by Dr. W. W. McReynolds 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from IOjOO today BALDERRAMA, Clara, 2901 N.

40th Lane. Wife of Arnold; Mother of Charles, Christine; sister of Cleo Rayan, Reyes Mariscal, Mrs. Esther Aqado and Mrs. Tina Acuna. Rosary 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday in Whitney A Murphy Chapel. Mass of requiem 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Vincent De Paul Church. Interment St.

Francis. Friends may caM afterjioonjuesday. LACK, Lorene. Services and Interment In Blythe, California, Tuesday. Brazill-Whltney Mortuary, Glendale, Charles R.

Whitney, director. BRADFIELD, Judge leRoy. Survived by wife Margaret; one daughter, Mrs. Louis Palmer, Apache Junction. Two brothers, 2 sisters, out of state.

One grandson. Services 11 a.m. Mon. at Green Acres Scettsdaie, Interment, Green Acres Memorial Garden. In lieu of material remembrances the family requests donations to the American Cancer Society.

BUTLER, Emma J. Survived by sister Mrs. Bertha Suttles, Green-burg, Indiana. Services Wednesday 10 a.m.. Church of God, 15th Avenue Mountainvlew, the Rev.

Herbert Shaw officiating. Inter-ment Resthaven. Visitation from 9-9 Tuesday, Hansen Mortuary. COLVlN, Dorothy ET Services 11 a.m. today, Lundberi's Sunland Chapel.

CROWE, Lorinda. Graveside serv-ices 1:30 P.m. Tuesday, Double Butte Cemetery. Msrtensen-Kings Funeral Center. DONNELLY, EugeneTSebs, 41, 1702 N.

16 husband of Dorothy M. Donnelly, father of Robert E. Donnelly, brother of Mrs. Ellen M. Lebert, Mrs.

Nora Garshe, uncle of Mrs. Carol Harrison, Mrs. Patricia Osborn, all Phoenix, Donald Kenyon, Humbolt, passed away Saturday. 1 grandson also survives. Services conducted by Pastor Edmund G.

Krueger, 10 am. Wednesday, Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore A Sons. Interment Glendale Resthaven Park.

Friends may call frori 12 noon until 9 p.m. Tuesday. DURAN, joe A. Jr, 9116 A. Adams, Tolleson.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Duran brother of Cecilia; grandson of Lazaro Beruman and Simona Duren. Rosary 8:30 p.m.

today in Whitney Murphy Chapel. Mast requiem 9 a.m. Tuesday in Blessed Sacrament Church, Tolleson. Interment Glendale Resthaven Park. Friends may call after noon today.

eCCTES, Adele 2102 East Sweet-water. Passed away January 18, 1970. Survived by daughter Lois Ford, mother Mrs. Mary LeJeune. Sisters Mrs.

Roy Kurtz, Mrs. Clyde Bredel, Mrs. Ruth Hez-left, Mrs. Helen Schepple. All of Pennsylvania, and three grandchildren.

Graveside services 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday 5 to p.m. Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West Bethany Home Road. trDELHtlTTCnarlesnervices conducted by Rabbi Albert Plotkin 3:00 p.m.

today in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore A Sons. Interment Beth Israel. ELIVIAN, Frances.

Arrangements pending, Lundberg't Golden Door Chapel. EVANS, Homer Earl, 312 West Moreland. Passed away Patagonia, Arizona. Father of Bill end Earl Evans; brother of Mrs. Okla Cas-tleberry of Texas, Mrs.

Rubi Fra-zier of San Jose. California, and Ted Sanders of Oakland, California. Services 11 a.m. Toes-day in the Arizona Funeral Heme Chapel. Interment Greenwood, Henry T.

Formen, director. Visi-tation4- P.mtoday. FILKINS, Arthur H. Services 1 p.m. today, Lund berg's Golden Doer Chapel.

Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. PlTIGERALFiT Joseph P. Beloved of Marguerite C. (Peg), Mesa. Two sons: San Francisco, and Michael Cincinnati, Ohio.

Arrangements pending, M. L. Gibbons Garden Chapel, 31 North Sirrint, Mesa. 6LASPII, Carol Dean, 2202 W. Bet moot, wife of Gary L.

Glaspie, mother of Shelley, Jane Marie, Christine and Ellen Glaspie sister of Kathryn Pendergast, Laura Penderqast, all Phoenix, Mrs. Marilyn Dickey, Yuma, August Robert, David and Marshall W. Pendergast, Phoenix, grand davohter of Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Dixon, Liberty, Ariz. Services conducted by Rev. James D. Dw'ip-. 2 ins 12 noon Tuesday, Memory hapel, A.

L. Moore A Sens. Interment Glendale Memorial Park. ST wife of George Ha Ire. Ft.

Dodge, passed away Saturday. Services A interment Ft. Dodge, la A. L. Meere A Sen.

W. Services con-ducted by Rev. Clifford Gose 12:30 tjrt. today in Memory Chapel, A. Metre A Sens.

Cremation. A Memorial the Cancer Society, or visitint Norses Service is pre- HEASLIY, Floy C. Survived by deuqhter Mrs. Joseph Dambrova, Phoenix. Three grandchildren.

Memorial services Friday 1 p.m. Messinar Mortuary, Scottsdale. HOLBROOKTEart prescott. Services conducted by Dr. Doward McBain 3:20 PJti.

today in Memory Chaeet. Moere A Sans. Entombment Greenwood. HqELL76olde Servfenr a.m., Tuesday at Green Acres Scottsdale. Visitation 2-4 p.m.

Monday. IVEstSON, MebieTSurvived by huv bnd, Carl Son Larry, Scottsdale. Daughter, Conni Partington of Montana. Mother, Mrs. Henna Sere ng son, Phoenht, Sisters, out of state, 4 trandchitdren.

Service Up m. Tvesdev of Green Acres ottsdalt. Meaner Green Acres Memorial Park. Visitation Mon. 2-4.

7-9. Births ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL January 10 GOODMAN, Ronald and Carla, 8220 E. Garfield, Scottsdale, boy. JACOBO, Benny and Barbara, 2214 E.

Taylor, boy. KRAMER, James and Carllnda, 1430 N. Second girl. PROFIRI, Gary and Nancy, 2938 W. Heatherbrae, boy ROOKER, Claude and Beverly, 2101 W.

Paradise Drive, girl. SANDOVAL, Melaquias, and Juanlta, 2)42 W. Jackson, girl. WOOD, Alvin and Martha, 3240 E. Southern sirl.

XOCHIHUA, Horace and Jenny, 1325 N. 46th girl. YBARRA, Armando and Lucia, 3952 W. Monte Vista, boy. January 11 BERLIN, Donald and Bertha, 3502 E.

Oak. boy. JOHANS6N, Karl and Joan, 3459 E. Fness, girl. LEWIS, Ralph and Mary, 11607 N.

32nd Drive, boy. MARTINOVICH, Lee and Sherry, 8122 N. Central, boy. McGANN, Roy and Jeannlne, 2251 E. Lincoln Drive, girl.

NEEDS, Ronald and June, 6735 N. 16th St. girl. PENNINGTON, Ronald and Cherie, 3839 N. 49th Drive, girl.

QUERCIA, Robert and Sharon, 6229 W. Indianola, girl. WISTO, William and Nancy, Box 114, Cave Creek, girl. January 12 CHRISTIAN, Rickey and Patricia, 3729 w. Berridge Lane, boy.

GUTHRIE, Charles and Beval, 7826 N. 37th girl. HITCHCOCK, Kenneth and Diana, 1416 N. 29th boy. HOVEY, Richard and Patsy, 3731 w.

Hatcher Road, boy. JENKINS, Ben and Frances, 13841 N. 12th boy. OHNESORGEN, William and Cecilia, 1206 W. Clarendon, two boys.

PATTERSON, Douglas and Barbara, 3610 N. 31st boy. RAFFO, Alfred and Tamme, 6501 N. 17th Apt. girl.

SAINZ, Marcelinp and Eleanor, Route 2, Box 1153, Peoria, girl. January 13 BOWERS, Eugene and Ofella, 618 W. Broadway, girl. DODT, Donalda and Diane, 30 W. Palm Lane, boy.

KNOBEL, David and Nancy, 3428 N. 21st Drive, girl. NELSON, Loren and Pamela, 2002 W. Palmaire girl. RODRIGUEZ, Vicente and Ramona, 1709 S.

Second boy. SCHMIDT, William and Sherry, 3131 E. McDowell, boy. TOLAND, David and Mary, 4815 N. 31 st boy.

TOST A DO, Alfredo and Horlencla, 1330 W. Taylor, boy. JOHN C. LINCOLN HOSPITAL BENSON, Robert and Lori, 1311 E. Puoet, boy, Dec.

28. SCACCIA, Joel and Catherine, 3802 N. Black Canyon, girl, Dec. 28. ROBINSON, Terry and Mary, 405 N.

40th boy, Dec. 29. ELLIS, George and Daisy, 6002 W. Avalon, oirl, Dec. 30.

BERG, David and Carol, 10036 N. 27th Place, boy, Dec. 31. HAIAR, Don and Bonnie, 4117 W. Frier Drive, girl, Jan.

3. JEFFRIES, Michael and Karen, 3402 Polk, girl, Jan. 3. MONDRAGON, Carlos and Elaine, 6340 N. 16th boy, Jan.

4. FOLTZ, Terry and Denise, 1229 E. Sunnyslope Lane, girl, Jan. 5. DYESS, Herman and Diane, 206 E.

Butler Drive, boy, Jan. 8. VOLK, Rav and Carlisle, 3732 W. Augusta, girl, Jan. 9.

WOOD, Jim and Phyllis, 1214 E. Mission Lane, girl, Jan. 9. TITUS, James and Margaret, 9633 N. 16th girl, Jan.

11. MESA GENERAL HOSPITAL LOPEZ, Tony and Maraarlta, 2620 N. Saratoga, Tempe, boy, Jan. 7. MESSINGER, Harold and Mary, 462 Olive, Mesa, girl, Jan.

8. RIGGS, Beniamin and Anona, Chandler Height Road, Chandler, boy, Richard and Esther, 564'A N. Sirrlne, Mesa, bov, Jan. 11. NULAND, Jon end Louise, 70 E.

Park Place, Mesa, gTrl, Jan 11. KERR, Robert and Charlotte. 2312 E. Fillmore, boy, Jan. 12.

DOCTORS HOSPITAL SCHWEIGERT, Marion and Helen, 1011 E. Minnezona, boy, Jan. 7. YU, Robert and Karen, 1945 E. Sheridan, boy, Jan.

7. DOWELL, Michael and Helen, 900 W. Indian School, Apt. 23, girl, CLANTON, Bobby and Lena, 2X9 E. Weldon, bov, Jan.

9. SWINGLE, Joseph and Aim Frances, 1020 Siesta Lane, Tempe, girl, Jan. 10. Divorces Granted ALTIERI, Sarahette MacNair from Allen G. ARNOLD, Ruth M.

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