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WuLltj" CITY 0 Arizona Republic 31 Phoenix, Sept. 7, 1971 Ex-statc Obituaries Santa Fe calls Guard after fiesta disrupted John Sr" 58' International moving firm executive Pi United Press SANTA FE The City of Santa Fe was placed under a 12-hour curfew late yesterday and National Guard troops were called out to protect Capitol buildings when a civil disturbance erupted at the close of the historic Fiesta de Santa Fe. 'We're not going to tolerate this any more." said Santa Fe Mayor George Gonzales. "We've been real easy for three days but we're not going to let it go any further." A series of fights, rock-throwing incidents and confrontations with police took when law enforcement officials tried to clear the downtown plaze area at the end of the 259-year-old Fiesta de Santa Fe which began last Friday. Windows in plaza shop were smashed and police used Tear gas quells riot of Jacksonville blacks oiiiciars mother, 82 Mrs.

Etta A. Spendlove, 82, mother of former Arizona Slate Health Commissioner Dr. George Spendlove, died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Spendlove moved here Jour years ago from Richfield, Utah, where she was a member of Daughters of the Pioneers and the Literary Club.

She and her husband, James, lived at 3402 N. Kith Scottsdale. In addition to her husband and son George, who served three years as health commissioners before resigning in 1969, she is survived by (our grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at Camel-back Sunset Chapel between and p.m. today.

Funeral services will be tomorrow at p.m. in the Fourth Ward IDS church, with burial in I Mesa Cemetery. V- Henrietta Wallace SUN CITY Henrietta Wallace. 73, of 10220 Palmer Road, died Sunday at Medi-Ccnter in Phoenix. Miss Palmer, a retired bookkeeper, came to Sun City two years ago from Norwich, where she was born.

She was a past Matron of the Ol der of the Eastern Star. Survivors include a sister. Mrs. Janet Wallace Curtiss of City and a brother, James D. Wallace of Phoenix.

Services and burial be in Munson, Mass. will Alison D. Ilrim Mrs. Alison D. Brims, 88, of 6038 W.

Hazclwood. died yes-tcrday in Maryvale Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Brims was born in Scotland, and came to America and to Phoenix in 1922. She is survived by one son, Robert A.

of Phoenix, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Neighborhood Congregational Church, 717 E. Southern with burial in East Resthaven Cemetery. Friends may call at A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. 333 W. Adams, from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.

today. SCOTTSDALK John H. Ilarley 58, manager of the international air cargo division of Lightning Moving and Warehouse Co. of Phoenix, died Sunday in Scottsdale Community Hospital. He had been with the firm for 39 years.

Mr. Ilarley, a native of Los Angeles, came to the Phoenix area in 1929 from South Dakota. He resided at 8613 E. Pecos Lane, Scottsdale. He was a member of Montezuma Masonic Lodge No.

35 of Phoenix, past Toparch and Scribe of Sciots, and a member of El Zaribah Shrine and Arizona Chapter No. 1 of Royal Arch Masons. He also was a member of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, the board of control of Phoenix Foundation, the Arizona World Trade Association and the Society of Packaging and Handling Engineers. Survivors include his wife, Rosemary M. of Scottsdale, three sons, John in the Peace Corps in Honduras, and Michael E.

and Mark both of Scottsdale: two daughters. Mrs. Nelda D. Wclty of Phoenix and Kathleen V. Harlcy of Scottsdale: two sisters out of state and three grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, Phoenix, with a Masonic funeral committee officiating.

Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. today. Elliott Gordon Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m.

tomorrow for Elliott G. Gordon. 3328 W. Wethcrsfield Road. Phoenix, at Hansen's Sunnyslope Chapel.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Gordon died Saturday while visiting in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. He had moved to Phoenix in 1938 after retiring as a foreman with a leather company.

Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Marciano and Mrs. Margaret Velcnta of Phoenix: and seven grandchildren. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: United Press JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -Police used tear gas last night to disperse nearly a thousand blacks who threw rocks and bottles at cars along a street in a black neighborhood here.

Police Lt. William A. Boyer said about 800 blacks gathered along the street and began pelting motorists about dusk. Foreign auto now drawing Nader fire United Press International WASHINGTON-Ralph Nader's Center for Auto Safety said yesterday that a limited survey of Volvo owners and consumer complaint letters shows the Swedish cars are susceptible to premature brake wear, poor gasoline mileage and difficult engine starts. "It is our sincere belief that the expectations created by Volvo's national advertising campaign are monumentally misleading and deceptive when viewed against the often unpleasant realities of Volvo ownership," the center said in a letter to Stigg Jansson, president of Volvo of America.

"Specific contradictions include cost of ownership, reliability and durability." Volvo advertises that 9 out of 10 cars still are running in Sweden 10 years after their manufacture. "It is becoming increasingly evident that Volvo owners' complaints are not being heard by Volvo," the center said in explaining why it wrote the firm before its survey was completed. Center director Lowell Dodge and staff assistant Jonathan Low cited premature wearing of the brake pads, "often leading to scored brake discs," as the most frequeni complaint. Next is difficulty in starting the engine. Lyilia Vurlrug Services for Mrs.

Ljubica (Lydia) Vudrag will be at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Mrs. Vudrag died Sunday in her home, 721 E.

Willeta. She was 73. A native of Grubocwo Polje, Yugoslavia, Mrs. Vudrag came here from Detroit in 1948. She was a member of the Circle of Sisters of St.

Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Phoenix. Survivors include her husband, Nikola of Phoenix, one son, Sam of Phoenix, one daughter, Mrs. Steve (Ann) Raich, of St. Clair Shores, a sister in Yugoslavia: five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Additioanl services will be in Ravinica Orthodox Church in Detroit, where Mrs.

Vudrag was past president of the Circle of Sisters. Burial will be in Detroit. Friends may call tomorrow' at Mercer Mortuary. The family suggests donations to St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Phoenix.

Marian Myers TEMPE Mrs. Marian Helen Myers, 66, died Sunday at her home, 708 E. Broad-mor Drive. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Carr Mortuary.

26 E. Fifth St. Burial will be in Double Buttes Cemetery. Mrs. Myers, a native of Hamilton.

Ohio, came to Tempe in 1958 from Tallahassee, Fla. She was a graduate of Bryn Mawr College and held a master's degree from the University of Maryland. She was a member of the Tempe Republican Women's Club, the Faculty Wives Club of Arizona State University and St. Augustine's Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband, Rear Adm.

Richard Edwin Myers. USN (ret.) of Tempo: and one sister out of state. Friends may call at the mortuary from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.

J. R. Burnett Sr. Services for James R. Burnett 56.

will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr.

Burnett, who died Friday at Baptist Hospital of Phoenix was director of purchases for Hanson's Phoenix Pipe Supply Co. and resided at 6142 N. 16th Drive. A member of the Lutheran Church, he was a World War II Army Air Corps veteran who was born in Huntington, W. and came here in 1926.

Survivors include his wife, Gladys, one son, James R. Burnett; one sister, Mary A. Storck; and one brother. Robert A. Burnett; all of Phoe-nix.

Friends may call at the mortuary between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. today. The family prefers that donations be made to the Heart Fund, 1720 E. McDowell.

Ruby Jacob Services for Mrs. Ruby H. (Jacobson) Jacob, 75, who died Sunday in Doctors Hospital, wil be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas, with cremation following.

Mrs. Jacob was born in Chicago, where she was a printer and proofreader for approximately 25 years. She came here four years ago and resided at 5038 E. Weldon. She was a member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Phoenix.

Survivors include two sons, Lowell and Raymond Jacob-son, both of Phoenix, six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 p.m. today. I Inn rich Freund Services for Heinrich Freund, 73, will be at 11 a.m. today at Universal Memorial Center, 1100 E.

Jefferson, with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr. Freund, of 1534 W. Culver, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A native of Yugoslavia, he was a tailor there before coming to the United States in 1940.

He worked In the family business, Peter Freund Knitting Mills in New Jersey, and came to Phoenix in 1966 after he retired. He was a member of the Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Katherine of Phoenix, and two brothers and two sisters out of state. Friends may call until service time at the mortuary. I Ksttink Notices AanauiKemeatt Arizona Lodea N.

1. FAAM. Kl wonro. i'ei 'CJA Sesilon a.m. Visum Mason welcome.

Retreihmenn. Dons J. Chlono. W.M. U-atV log Wed.

Sept. I. 171. Washington stated meal- Dinner at 7 P.m., meeting at I p.m. Visitors wekome.

AHred F. Bauonn, Potentate Wenoll W. Rote, Recorder 4 Funeral AnnouiKentents ADAMS, Louis H. Memorial sarvices II mi, Wednesday at Gnmthaw 8 Brazil Whitney Chapel, 575a lenn Glendale. Interment iendM) Memorial Park.

Frienot may call 5-9 p.m. today. BACON. Dorothy v. Graveside tf-Ket I p.m.

today at Memory Lawn. Rev. Chants L. Gilliland officiating. Arrangements by Mr.

cer Mortuary. IENTLEY, NovellaTTracev. Tina and Charlotte. Arraneimenla otnding. Grimshaw Bethany Che I.

710. W. Bethany Horn Rd, IAUST, Emma E. Services 1 looay. Sunnysloo Chapel, Hantee Mortuary.

Reverend Dal Frank oiiiciaiing. I a I Sunland Cemetery. BRAINARD, George H. Service 3:30 Rm. looay Sunnyskw Chaoal, ansj Mertearv.

BRIMS. Alison 4C3B wood. Son of Robert A. trims. Phoenlt.

and Aunt of Mrt. t. J. pnoema. Passed away Atonoav.

a Grandcnlloren also survive. Services 10 a.m. Wedncvtav. Neighborhood Congregational Church, III E. Southern, Th Rev.

Donald 0. Rowland ellicielino. Interment East Retihaven Cemettrv. Frienot may call from lo 10 0 Today A. Moare And Sent.

BROWN, Zola M. Arrangements pending Cemeleeck lunMt Cnaetl. X'l w. Canveiback. BURNETT, Jamet 4141" H.

Iin Dr. Passed away September 1. Illl. Survived by wie Glaovti son Jantn R. Jr.) brother Rooert A.

Burnett; staler Mary A. Storck. all Pnoenii. Memorial Services a.m. Wednesday at th Gnmthaw Bethany Clueel, 710 W.

Be-lhiy Horn Rd witn Pastor Rut-tell A. Bolm otlKiating Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Frienat may call p.m. today In lieu el material remembrances donations mav be made lo In Heart Fund. 1770 East McDowell.

CAROTHERS, Charles F. Services 10 m. looay. Chapel of lueier Mortuary. Iniermeni at East Rett Haven.

Mami Lee. Services conducted by Rev. Martin Moody 00 a m. today in Chaeel el Memeriet. A.

L. Metre 4 Sent. Interment Greenwood. COMPTON, Alke "At, Services conducted by The Eastern Star Friendthip Chapter No. 40 II 00 a m.

rcoay In Cheeel a Memeriet. A. L. Moor A Sons. COX.

Raymond B. Ileo N.Zltt 'St. Husband ol Mary. Passed away Sunaay. Arrangements leler A.

t. Moor and Sons. DtSELMS, Heroerl T. Husband Emily L. Arrangement pending at Meldrum Mortuary, McDonald at Itt Mesa.

OIESINO, Albert of 1144 Hacienda Sun City. Services Sept. tin. a m. at in Shohrd ol th Deterl Lutheran Church, Sun City.

Interment Sunday, LendMrt'l Golden Door Chasal. FISHBAUGH. Mary Kay. Services 10 a m. looay, Green Acres Mortuary.

Scottsdai. Emombmtnt Graen Acres Memorial Gardens. FREUND, Hetnnch. Husband ol Kainerin el Phonl. brother ol Joseph Fruend ol Florida, Pniilirt Fruend 01 Austral, Mrt.

hade line Schumacher of Austria, Mrt, Elizabeth Zolfmen ot Germany, three niecet Mrs. Edna Schwartz el New York. Mrt. Ruth Firaidi ot New York. Mrt.

Jacob Drumm ot Call-tornia. Servicn Tuesday II a m. Universal Memorial Center, I loo East jeMerson. Officietin Rev. Chariot 4irubel.

burial Greenwood Mrmoritl Park. GIBSON, Mark Anthony. Services 1 C.M. Thursday, Memory Chapel A. Moor and Sent.

Interment Greenwood. Friends may call Irom to 10 M. Wednesday. CORDON, Elliott, Services" Wednesday 2 em. Sunnysloo Chapel, Hansen Mortuary.

Interment Greenwood. Friends may call all day today. HANSEN. Mary Ethel. Services- fi.m.

today Green Acres Mortuary, ntermeni Green Acre Memorial Gardens. HARLEY, "John Pecos Lane. Sccalsdale; Husband 01 Mrt Rosemary M. Harlev, Father ol John H. Jr.

peace Corps, Hondorous. Michael, Mark. Kathleen, Scottsdale. Mrt Nelda Oar-lent Welly, Phoenix, Brother ot Mrt Helen Davit, Berkeley Calif, end Mrs. Dee De Cotiet, Alameda.

Calif. Grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by the Masonic Funeral Commute P.M. Wednesday. Memory Chaeel A.

L. Maer and Sens, interment -Greenwood. Friends may call (rem -I to II P.M. Toda. HaWES, Ida Bailcv.

Services conduct ed by Rev. Edward Turns 1100) a m. Wednesday in Memory Chaoal, A. L. Moor Sons.

Intermutl Greenwood. Friends may call from. 7 to I M. Today. HROMATKA.

Frank E. Passed (way Monday. Services and Interment af -Gunnison, Colorado. Meldrum Mor' vary. McDonald at 1st Mesa.

JACOB. Ruby (Jacobson) Survived by tons. Lowell and Raymond. Phi. Also six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Serv-. leu will be conducted by Rev. -Phiho Gangsei, 2 IB, Weds. Chapel in Th Garden Mercer. Mortuary.

Cremation. Friends may call attar 2 p.m. today. JONES. Servlcet con-' ducted by Reverend Peter Falbo.

2. p.m. today In the Meldrum Mortuary Chapel, McDonald at Itt -Meta, Interment Mesa City Cemetery. JORDAN, Oakley $. Service l.m.-today Oreen Acres Mrtarv.

Scottsdale, inlermtnl Green Acres Memorial Gardens. KLOOZ. Jacob. Arrangement! bnd-in. Whitney 4 Murphy Downtown.

KOLASINSKI, Lawrence Robert, Ro-' tarv will be recited at I P.m. toy tay at th Desert VlewChapt.M.-, Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 East-Aoach Trail. Mesa. Rev. Colman.

Casey, oftlclallne. Reouiem mast 10 a.m. wed. at th St. George's Catholic Church, Aoach Junction.

Rev. William Mitchell at Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Calling hours 4-. o.m. today.

KUTZ, Ervin of 10071 Andover ijn City. No visitation. Services Sept. Ith, a m. at Sunland Chanel, Prlvat lntrment.

Lund' ben Golden Deer Chapel. LAYTON, Clrnc E. Sirylct IB am. Tuesday In Carr Memorial Chapel, Tempe. L.

fiae Hulsh officiating. Interment In Double Butt with American Legion Military, lECHU0A7Danlel T. a.m. today, Church of God. Mor tense King Funeral Center.

LEFF, Charls. Arrangements pending. Memory Lawn Morlgary. EON. Antonio.

Mast 10 a.m. today. Our Lady ot Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Interment Resthaven Park. Chaoal el Tht Chimes.

LOPEZ, Joseph. Services 10:00 am, Thursday In Memory Chapel, A. L. Moor 4 Sons. Interment Mineral Ridge Ohio.

Friends may call from 4 till 8 p.m. Wednesday. Frank and Pamela. Serv Ices will be conducted at P.m. today at the Desert View Chapel, M.

L. Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 East Apach Trail, Mesa, Rev.R. Deo Hendricks olflclatln. Interment at Mountain Vjew Memorial McKINNEY, Benlamln F. Servlwr, conducted by Rev.

Melvln J. Prltts, 2.00 p.m. today In Mmory, Chapel, A. L. Moor 4 Sons.

Interment Resthaven Park. McRAE, William. Graveside wyltej 1 -no tnrlav at Double Butte. A' Memorial to th Arizona Hrt At Sont. riation it praterreo, mwi MAJSTOROVICH, Marie.

Services. today 10:30 a.m., Memory Lawn. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. MARKS," Barnett Services will bf conducted by Rabbi Albert L. Plot-kin, 10 a.m.

Chapel In Th Garden, Mercer Mortuary, Interment with Masonic Riles at Greenwood Memorial Park. Family pre-lers contribution to Barnett. E. Marks Scholarship Fund at State University Law School, established for Indian students. MILLER, Lewis ol 10411 Peoria Av Sun Cily.

No visitation. Prl. van Interment, Greenwood. Lund-, berg's Golden Door Chapel. MURRAY, Susanna R.

Survived by daughter, Mrs, Edmund Chapman of LeJolla, Calif. Sister Charles Cook, Del Rey, Callfr One grandchild. Services and Interment Christ Church, Wlnnetka. Illinois, Thursday. Arrangement by Meslner Mortuary Chapel.

MYERS, Marian Services 1 P.m. Wednesday In Carr Memorial Chapal, Tmo. Interment In Dou ble Bulte. Frlendl may call Tues davfromJ7-9 ORR, vera M. Services 11:30 a.m.

Thursday, Chapel A. L. Moor 4 Sons. OVERLEY, Adelln CTTrWhtJr ot Mrs. Herbert Chapman.

Cec I Orvllle Clement M. and Oley Passed awav Sunday. Servlcet com ducted by Bishop Torry D. Lots-reon, 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Friend may call at the Meldrum Mortuary. Chapel, McDonald at lit Mesa, 4-8 p.m. today. Interment Mes Clfv Cemetery. PRATT, Mary B.

Graveside services 1:30 a.m. today at the Mesa City Cemetery, Meldrum Mortuary, McDonald at 1st St.LMesa. RICHARDS, SurvlvefTby daughter Mrt, George Grolch of Mesa. Sister Mrt, Irene Wauoh. LaGranoe, Illinois.

Funeral mass Our Lady of Perpetual Halo Catho. lie Church, Scottsdale, 10 a.m. today. Interment St. Mary Cemetery Chlcaoo Illinois).

Arrangements bv Messlnger Mortuary Chapel, Scottsdale. Marriage Licenses CHIISTINSIN INGHAM. Thomas Wayna. 21, 3875 N. 43rd St.) Ardtl- I.

It. Rtdlngton. ft. Brln 24. koiiMeKj ausan II, icons- dale.

COLIMANLOCKf, Metvin W. 30, 191) w. TuUev Lane, Barbara 21. Glendaie. COUNTI JACKION.

Larry E. 14. 24)2 W. Monroe; Matttlcan, 21. 232 W.

Madison CRAWFORD IAMES, John H. Scoitsdeitj Marilyn 21, Scottsdale. DfASONPATTERtON, William Alen, 18. TolKAonj Karton Jack.a. 17.

Glendale. FIFE-NELSON, ftaymend I4ta w. Poinsette. Nancy 21, 3730 Wrtnerslield. JACKSON-STEELE, Terry L.

77. 500 S. I7tn il.i Ataite. II. 18)4 1.

Moon Lane JOHNSON BURK, Oevld 21. Mcvu Pamela 21. Valmoa. JONEJ WILLIAMS, HuWi Jerome. II.

IM Granlj Meztl. 18. 201 F. Nancy Lane. JONES-WAITERS, Paul Marvin.

II. nil w. Cocooehi Yveiie 20. JJ1 Broadway MAHL-MONDRAOON, Richard 20, SMona, Sandra. II, 3144 E.

MrKinley KRETZSCHMAR SUTTON. Bobbv Gene. 35; Judy Fay, 23. both Chandler. IACV METCALf.

Rene 1. 4471 W. WMdon) Cathy II. 440 W. Crlltendon Lao.

lEMIONET-NEWMAN. Gerard A 21. ScottvdeMi Mary Ellen, 22. Srotivdale tESTER ASHKER. Gary 12.

4TJ Win Si. Mary 21. 24 N. th Ave lOFFMANWHITE, Frederick Har. tan.

28, 1214 Bethany Home! Grace. 75. VOJ E. Pxedilry. MAVIS JIMENEZ.

Riceroo lt Norma both ot Mes. MAV-HAVES. Vonev. 71. 31) W.

W.er, Linda Fay. 20. 39IJ W. MITCMELLVENNIE. Bruce J.

2. Temp, Lino Lenellt. 22, Stottidme MONTAGUE IELTL Kenneth TO. E. Devontfiiraj Ton.a It.

Temoe. AftcAN ALLY-COLLINS. William. 57. 1414 S.

Cenirali NeJI. SI. East land. Tel. Mc LAWS-COTTER.

Jerrotd Let, Temoe; Vivian 19, Temp. NAEVfi-TRIPOLI. Merle 35; Mary 43, bclh el 21 W. lion lane. OSGOOD ISAAC.

Michael II. 3007 E. Hartford. Ann Man. 17, 14424 79th Way.

RERUCHA-MAJOR. Allyn II. 7)37 ft. Laurel Lena; Sandra A. It.

7143 Weitwaod Dnv. REYNOLDS RICHAOSON. George R. 45. Buckcaitj Oorotny 4).

Buck eve SNOOP ROBINSON, Brian 7. Mary 6 31. both OI4O02 N. Sn Drlva. ilEGMAN MERANOA.

Gary LeRov. 31, Cyntn.a Ann, 31. bclh el M.I- SIMPSON-ELETTO. Thomas. 77.

1410 w. Recktr Lent; Marilyn 27. Glendale SMITH-DUN NINO. Eric 70. 41 Ave Brenda.

I. Buctev TOMEK GRENKO. Gen Edwin. 74. 51)4 N.

Places Anloinell Mane. 71. E. RcoteveU. TUCKER-LATHAM, Oavid A.

II. 19)9 F. Otoornj Eunice. tilt S. VANDENBOSCM4.0UGEE, Thomas 31.

Scotitdai; Denis C. I. Vottidaie. WILLISON LEPPLA. G't I.

7OS W. Rot Lan; Donna II. 4041 Lane Ave WINKLER MONTOYA, Dan Martin II. 773) N. 14th La WOODS OILL.

Mich Charles, 71. oienoaie; Lan. matt II. 7W. Tamarisk i Menlvn 17.

X) E. Carter 2ANOEE WARGEL. Paul M. 71. N.

itn Mary Patricia. 74, 1917 N. J2nd Piaw. Sept. ten AOAMS-RIGGS.

Patrick. 77. Mes I Aiavna. 70. Mia.

ALLEN LIOHTNER. Carl 15. San Franc, ico: Catherine. 41. South Sn Francisco.

ANTI PROCTOR. Richard J. JO. $rc Anne Sromdele. ARREDONDO-CONTRERAS.

Carlo D. 19. I -01 W. Alia Villa) Mary. 19.

ltit AltaVista. BARKER-CALDER. Alan 20. 13) w. Soutnern; Deborah 17, 244 1th Si.

ARR BECK. George 0. atlttS. Sum Ave Jry 30. ScoMwieie.

BEHNER-AOAMl. Oavid Waiter, J). New York; Carolyn Lorraine. II. BL ANTON-LIVINGSTON, Vincent, 13.

Williams AFBi Doris 30 Mete. BLATCHFORD STEWART. Donald 4.. 71. Scottsdale; Sherry 20.

Temoe. iURNESWHITE. James Ej Chandler; Ann 24. 201 E. Or- iSsn-Mf' Stephen 177 E.

Row. ev; Katherine 22. Scntisdal. CARTER LEYES. Jack 57.

J01O 4. Sevenlh Sl.i Doris Ma. 42. CHAPPEL-TRASENTE, John Chv er. 77.

14)3 E. Cortez; Vlckl 7b Sh' Bv-. CLBMONS-MOVA. Oannv le. II.

Dvess AFB, Abilene, Ten Prede- tia77, 357 N. Si.th Ay. COHEN-GONZALEZ, Larry, 1. 4431 5 Eighth Place; Venetie 17. 114 E.

Buffcey Road. CRAIG PEARCE, Steven dra Suzanne. 17, both of Scotts- CRIGLER-OUSTAFSON, Robert, 77. 7143 W. San Miguel; Judy.

91 Moniecito, CROCKETT-GILBERT, James D. 25. 2)41 W. Madley; Dorothy II. 7141 W.

Madley. D0WDY-AIELL0, Ronnl Dean. 4j Karen Franret. 74. both of Mesa.

EHLV SIZEMORE, Thomas Josenh, 70 7507 W. Maryland; Beverly, 21. ESPINOZA-NINO. Rudolf 0 i. Ml Yniande II.

bclh ot Chandler LORES KIRBY, Robert A 20,1907 E. Sherman; Debra II. 1214. Seventh St. 6ARFIAS-AMAYA, Edward, II; Sylvia.

14, both ot Meta. GENYRY-McCARTHY, a y. 31, 2043 E. Weldon; Christine, 2, 5714 Drive GOLAMB-OANSBV, Edward Lamar, 71, an Diego; Lynn, 20, El Colon, GRAHAM-WEBB, David Warner, 13, 2314 E. weldon; Delia Diane, 21, Gr'eGORY-IpURLING, John 71, W.

Corona; Brenda, 17, 3035 W. Fillmore. GRIFFITH BOZMAN, Gary. 70. Lot Angeles; Nana 27, 4750 N.

Cen- HAYS-TAYLOR, Jack D. eL, legal age 737 Palo Verde Drives; Dorothy legal, Scotttdal. HEATH DAVALOS. Ronald 0 32. W.

Culvtn Miry Lou, 31. 304 Roster. Ke HENKE-SALYER, DlgM 13, Toncoah; Neva Beth, 1, 3201 N. GREENE TOWNSEND, Grove, 13, Scotttdal. Carson Lois, 21, Scotts- HAMPSON-MILLER, William Bradford, 27, 2330 N.

Edgemrt Peooy Lou, 77, Scottsdale. HANCOCK-FORRY, Thorn I. 25. Meta: Janell Met. HOGSTROMDEAN, Clilton 7, 3215 W.

Cribbean; DeJons, 25, 1)30 HOWARdVlEMINO, Daniel Lak Charles, La.i Gloria Jean, 19, Lake Charles. La. HULST IN -TEVENS, Roger Wavne, 20, 3709 W. Dunlao; Stephanl 4., 19, 1709 W. Dunlao.

ISCrl-PRICE, Robert Jr 22; Patricia II, bolhof Gilbert JANOREAU-rflLL, James Ph IIP. 70, 1307 N. 44th G. Elaine, II, 1933 E.Monterey. JORDAN-PIRCH, David 21, Oak Park, Constance 22, Mesa.

KRAJEWSKI-WARBEL, LawrMict 24, 3549 E. Voltalr Drlv; Ruth Ann, 29, 3414 E. Waltann KURTIS-VILLALOBOS, Gary Gent, 20, 1101 Diana; Regina, II, 1923 E. Villa. Republic and Gazette Men Addrra: P.O.

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44 O.E.S. 48 west Baseline. Chaoter's birthday. Meeting, 6pm, Helen Walker, W.M. Visiting members welcome.

tear gas to disperse crowds after several hundred persons refused to heed orders to clear the plaza. No looting was reported and police arrested six persons for disturbing the peace. There were no reports of serious injuries. Gonzales said in calling in the National Guard that he had unconfirmed reports that gasoline was poured around some state buildings and "we felt it was going to be lighted." In announcing the curfew scheduled to end at 9 a.m. today Gonzales said, "We will take any appropriate action to clear the streets and to protect the lives and property of our citizens." Gonzales said all businesses would be closed until the curfew ended.

People were ordered to remain off the street. International Riot-equipped patrolmen blocked otf the street and moved in with tear gas to break up the crowd. Mayor Hans Tanzler ordered an immediate curfew with no time of lifting announced over a square-mile portion of the area. Police reported isolated incidents of looting after the crowd was dispersed. There were no reports of serious injuries in last night's disturbance, but James Coen, an 18-year-old sailor at May-port Naval Station, suffered minor cuts and bruises when his car window was smashed by a brick.

Boyer said about a dozen windshields were broken as unsuspecting motorists drove through the area before police set up the roadblock. Boyer said the disturbance erupted after an officer went to the neighborhood on a family disturbance call. He said a man pulled a butcher knife on the officer and when the patrolmen pulled his revolver, a crowd jumped him. The patrolman was not injured. Boyer said the man who pulled the knife was arrested and that there had apparently been no other arrests in the disturbance.

apy birthday AIT, me lad! PRESTON, ENGLAND (UPI)-Alf's birthday party had everything party hats, streamers, pies, sandwiches and plenty of beer. After it was over, Alf hit the hay-in his stable. Alf is a horse. His 12th birthday was Sunday and his owner, Bernard Moon, 19, explained: "I've had Alf for two years now and I've had a lot of fun with him, so I decided to give him something in return. "I waited for his birthday to come round and laid on the do.

He loves pics and cakes, and beer is his favorite drink." Christ of Latter-day Saints. Born in Marshfield, she came to Arizona in 1921. Survivors, all of Mesa, include three sons, Cecil Clement N. and Oley 1.: one daughter, Mrs. Herbert Chan-man; eleven grandchildren and 29 greatgrandchildren.

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18, 1971, Today's Crossword Puzzle John H. Harley Will Strgall Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Camclback Sunset Chapel for De Witt T. Stcgall, 87. who died Sunday in a local hospital.

Mr. Stegall was a self-employed carpenter who came to Phoenix 30 years ago from Midland, Texas. He lived at 1911 N. 26th Place with his wife, Hilda, who survives. Other survivors include two sons, S.

Roy Stcgall of Scottsdale and Glenn Stegall of Phoenix: a daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Hall of Venita, two sisters, Mrs. Hester Stilwell of Phoenix and Mrs. Ophelia Collins of Mesa: nine grandchildren; and 1 greatgrandchild. Friends may call at Sunset Chapel from 5 to 8 p.m.

today. Interment will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Ilallmon Fouls MIAMI II a 1 1 Fouts, 88. a 30-year resident of the Miami area, died Saturday in Gila General Hospital. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m.

tomorrow at Mesa Cemetery. Mr. Fouts. a retired farmer, was a native of Dawson-ville, Ga. He moved to Arizona 54 years ago and to the Miami area 30 years ago.

Survivors include two sons, George of Miami and John of Laredo. two daughters, Mrs. Nella Poole of Globe and Mrs. Mayme Brand of Yuma, three sisters and one brother out of state, 4 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Albert J.

Dieting SUN CITY Services for Albert J. Diesing, 71, of 11406 Hacienda Drive, will be at 9 a.m. today at Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Sunland Cemetery. Mr.

Diesing died Saturday at Northwest Hospital in Glendale. He came to Sun City in 19G0 from Detroit, where he was an electrician for Speedway Petroleum Products. He was a charter member of Shepherd of the Desert church and a member of the Sun City Republican Club, the Sun City Homeowners Association and the Sun City Camera Club. Survivors include his wife, Veda of Sun City and two brothers 'and two sisters out of state. The family suggests donations to Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church.

Mary Myrick DUNCAN Services for Mrs. Mary L. Myrick, 68, will be at 2 p.m. today at the Duncan Methodist Church, followed by burial in the Duncan Cemetery. Mrs.

Myrick died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Gentry, in Duncan. A native of Latrobe, Mrs.

Myrick lived in Miami, until five years ago when she moved to the Duncan area. She and her husband owned restaurants and a tire company in Miami. Mrs. Myrick lived for a time in Panama, where she had accompanied her father while he was working on the construction of the Panama Canal. Survivors besides Mrs.

Gentry include a son, Charles of Duncan, a daughter, Mrs. E. E. Benenhaley of Miami, one brother and three sisters "out of state and five grandchildren. Friends may call at the church between 1 p.m.

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65 As crazy as 2 words 66 "East of 67 Scant- 68 Be sparing with 69 No longer living DOWN 1 Conversation 2 Month of the Moslem calendar 3 Spinning like 2 words 4 Steak, for one: 2 words 5 Owing money: 2 words i 3 10 15 37 .38 ,39 '41 42 and forcibly Yoko Wife of John Lennon Townsman Filled with Joy Units of length: Abbr. Outside: Prefix Throng of people Mrs. Overly, Mesan .59 years 9.771 32 In a lower place than 33 Falls to win 36 Greek goddess 39 Variety of beet 40 "The Last of the Red 2 words 44 Gave permission 46 Canada A tree 48 Not present 49 Inventor of the telephone 52 Slate: Abbr. 53 Hardwood tree 54 Son of Jacob 55 Grain ur.ed in brewing liquor 57 Walk through water 58 Part of the eye 59 Remain unsettled 62 French king 63 Cheat 6 7 Son of led 8 Sterile 9 Appoint as an agent 10 Fortified residence 11 Dull pain 12 Self-luminous body 13 Borders of a garment 18 Disorderly retreat 22 Fathered 24 Thing that frees from pain 25 Hemophiliac 27 Speed contests: 28 Maria Remarque: Author 29 City in Montana 31 Hearth where metals are wrought MESA Services for Mrs. Adeline Louisa Overly, will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at Mel-drum Mortuary, MacDonald and First Street. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Mrs. Overly, a 39-year Mesa resident, died Sunday at her home, 540 W. Southern Ave.

She was a member of Alma Second Ward, Church of Jesus Alonzo Loyd BUCKEYE Services for Alonzo Henry Loyd, 65, will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Buckeye Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr. Loyd, a resident of the Perryville area since 1952, died Saturday in the U.S.

Veterans Administration Hospital in Tucson. He was born in Bell County, Tex. Survivors include two sons, Donald and Cleo, both of Buckeye; one daughter, Mrs. August Riefkohl of the Perry-ville area; a brother, Cecil of Mohave Valley, two brothers and five sisters out of state, and 10 grandchildren. Friends may call between 7 m- and 9 p.m.

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