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B-12 Jan. 11, '79 The Arizona Republic Esther Lawrence Obituaries C. Ashley Williams MESA G. Ashley Williams, 82, a retired cattle rancher who came here in 1964 from Riverton, died Jan. 7, 1979, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital.

Mr. Williams, 6518 E. Main, is survived by his wife, Eloise; children, Marilyn Lewis and Robert; a grandchild; two sisters and a brother. Services were Monday in Chapel of Prayer Funeral Home. ja.

i -i i i 1 Octogenarian is hospitalized after cane fight Leo Kern lost the battle and maybe his age had something to do with it. Kern, of 617 N. Third met Joe Russo-mano, of 294 N. Third near Third Avenue and Fillmore Wednesday. They argued, police said.

Then they fought, flailing each other with their canes. Kern fell to the ground during the bout. He was taken to Maricopa County Hospital with a possible broken hip. Police talked to Russomano at his home, but he was not arrested. Kern is 88 year old while his opponent is 83.

Allen Covey Services for Allen M. Covey, 62, who came to Arizona 50 years ago and had been self-employed in the shoe repair business, will be 10 a.m. Friday in Memory Lawn, 719 N. 27th Ave. Mr.

Covey, 2207 N. 50th Lane, died Jan. 8, 1979, in Maryvale Hospital. Surviving are his wife, LaVonne; daughters, Louise Daugherty, Bobby Rouse and Barbara Sue; mother, Susie A. Covey; five grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers.

Walter Wind Friends of Walter Wind, 81, a World War I veteran who died Jan. 8, 1979, in Phoenix Indian Medical Center, may call after 5 p.m. Friday in Peposh Memorial Center, Laveen. Graveside rites will be Saturday morning in Maricopa Cemetery. Mr.

Wind was born in Laveen and had been a farm worker. Survivors include his wife, Alma; children, Ruby Hill, Nora Lawrence and Earl Rosalie Lewis SCOTTSDALE Rosalie M. Lewis, 82, who moved here 20 years ago from Birmingham, died Jan. 7, 1979, in Hill Haven Nursing Home. Private arrangements were made at Messinger Mortuary.

Mrs. Lewis, 1204 E. Palacio Lane, is survived by her children, Rosalie Daly and Yancey five grandchildren; a sister and a brother. Gillis Hansard Gillis R. Hansard, 56, who took a medical retirement in 1978 after nine vears as a driver for Colletti Truck died Jan.

10, 1979, in his home. Mr. Hansard, 9233 N. 11th moved here 19 years ago and was a member of Teamsters Local 104. Surviving are his wife, Grace; children, Sharon Clawson, Cathy Brandon, William Hansard and Dick Brandon; mother, Mollie; six grandchildren; a sister and three brothers.

Services will be 1 p.m. Friday in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 X. Seventh St. Special Sals ForP Special Reasoq. Esther S.

Lawrence, 64, who lived here 20 years and had been a dress shop manager, died Jan. 8, 1979, in Bos-well Hospital. Mrs. Lawrence, 8835 W. McKenzie is survived by her husband, Clarence children, Linda Oemler and Jerry; foster children, Tom and Pat DeLaney; eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; three sisters and four brothers.

Services will be in Des Moines, Iowa, Hansen Mortuary announced. Ethel Wallace Services for Ethel Elizabeth Wallace, 73, who moved here 19 years ago and died Jan. 7, 1979 in Maricopa County Hospital, will be 2 p.m. Friday' in Memory Lawn Mortuary, 27th Ave. Mrs.

Wallace, 4150 X. 19th is survived by her children, Shirley Archer, Flouella Xich-ols, Ruby Shearer, Roy Charles, Leamon, Paul and Bill; a sister, three brothers; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Lou Grubb SOUS Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday See Classified for full details. Marian Dittbrenner Marian Dittbrenner, 59, died Jan. 6, 1979, in Baptist Hospital.

Private services were held. Mrs. Dittbrenner, 5656 N. 17th moved here in 1974 from Pennsylvania. Surviving are her sons, Tom and William; six grandchildren and a Lou Grubb 27th Avenue A Phone West Cameiback 242-5555 it nvi in nr WIN RAND Save during our 2nd week of specials at our35th Ave.

Bethany Home Smitty's and all our other stores. Cast Iron Hibachi 10" CH-20 reg. 7.99 More obituaries Ben C. Stokes Ben C. Stokes, 82, who before coming to Arizona in 1932 directed his own band with some the larger circuses throughout the nation, died Jan.

5, 1979, in Desert Terrace Nursing Home. Mr. Stokes. 5207 X. Black Canyon, retired iafter 20 years in the insurance business in Phoenix and before that was with the staff of.

Coconino County Sheriffs office in Flagstaff. He was a member of Phoenix Odd Fellows Lodge 2 for more than 40 years. Survivors include his wife, Lois; stepsons, Edward McLellan-and Calvin Kenrick; eight grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. There will be no service. Public Notice Invoice "533 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Bureau of Reclamation SmBi1 Rec'amahon proves Contract Numoe' 7-07-30-A00O2 G'la River Farms Sacaton.

Ariiona (Owner' Separate sealed Dids tor the purcnase ot a twenty-two 1221 cubic vard e'evaling scraper will pe r-ceived Dv tne River Farms at tne oHice of tne Farm Board in Sacaton, Ariiona until 10 00 A W. Mountain Standard Time February 1, 1979 and tnen at said office publicly opened and read aloud Tt information for Bidders. Form ot Bd, Specifications. Services 'o be Performed. Warranty of Equipment and o'Ser contract documents may be examined at tne following Giia ver Farms ottice.

Sacaton, Ar Copies mav be uoamed at tt-e ott.ee of F'aniov, Corev and Associa'es located a' 6101 S. Rjrai Roao Sy'e 103 Tempe. A'izona, upon payment ot 510.00 tor eacn set. An upon returning such set promptly and good condt or, oe refunded n.s payment and any non-btd-der upon so returning sucn a set wili pe refunded S'O 00 Tne Owne' 'eserves 'ne to wave any informalities or to reiect any or ail bids. No bidder may tnoraw nis bid witn.n 30 days atter tne actuai date of tne opening thereof.

Oae: January 5, 1979 Arae'i Ru'Z Cna'rman R-ver Farm Boa'd PuDlishedi Arizona RepuDlici January 11, 18725. 1979 Invoice "1543S NOTIFICATION OF FUND AVAILABILITY Tne Department of Housing and UrDart Development will accept preliminary proposals for newly constructed housing units under the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program, to be located in the Counties of Maricopa and Pima, Arizona. Note that the HUD Procedures for Ranking. Appendix 6. Handbook 7420 1, Cttg, 76, state that tne Tanning fiwt be performed tor proposals in thee areas which have not previously received Section 8 New or Rehab Construction Assistance.

Builders packets will contain a list of the areas Proposals may be submitted bv private owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA) owners tor direct contracting with HUD, or bv PHAs on behalf of owners with whom the PHA proposes to contract pursuant to an Annual Contributions Contract with HUD. Altnough sufficient contract authority fs not presently available tc fund the units covered by this notification, the field office expects it win be made available. Accordingly, proposals received in response to this notification mav be selected only if contract autnority becomes available There are an estimated 200 units available under tns notice Proiecls snail oe limited to no more than 60 units at any one location, no fess than 12 of each protect shall be 3 bedroom units, no less than 12 of eacn protect shall be 4 bedroom units, and the balance of each protect shall be 2 bedroom units. Propc of 8 units or less shall be for three or more bedroom unils only. Four or more Bedroom units must be townhouse or single family concept.

Two-bedroom and three-bedroom units may be 'lats if the maximum number of units serviced bv an exterior sfair is limited to two. Proposals may be submitted at any time prior to May 1, 1979. The field office wttl batch and rank proposals bv the month for selection purposes starting with any proposals submitted bv 4:30 pm on February 28, 1979. Submission deadlines shall not appt-- to proposals for proiects In which the number of assisted units will be limited to 20 percent or less of the dwelling units. However, such proposals received after the deadline will be reviewed only if sufficient contract authority remains from this notification to fund the proposal.

Appropriate instructions, forms, and other program information a re contained in a Developer's Packet which mav be obtained from the Area Office, Department of Housing and Urban Development, 2500 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 9O0S7, telephone 1213 688-6286. Published: Arizona Republic, January 11, 18, 1979. Invoice "15624 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of Washington Elementary School District No. 6 will receive base and alternate bids for trie furnishing of an labor, materials, transportation and services tor remodeling thirty-eight (38) restrooms for various schools in the Washington Elementary School District No. 6.

Each bid must be submitted on the Bid Form provided and in accordance with Drawings, Specifications and Related Documents dated January 1979, on file at the ottice of the Director of Buildings and Grounds of Washington Elementary School District No. 6, 8610 North 19th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, and available at the office ot Richard Britl, Architect, 695 East Colter, Phoenix, Arizona, phone (602 274-0366, upon deposit of Twenty-five Dollars (S25.00) for each set of Bidding Documents. Bidders will be refunded Ibeir deposit upon return of the Documents, in good condition, within 7 calendar davs after bid date. Non-btd-oers wilt forfeit one-half the deposit unless Documents are returned, in good condition, at least 3 davs before bids are opened. Each bid shall be made out on a Bid Form to be obtained at the office ot the Architect, and shall be accompanied by a certified dr cashier's check or surely bond tor five percent (5) of the total amount of the bid made payable to the order ot Board ot Trustees.

Such check orsuretv pond will be given as a guarantee that tne Bidder will enter into a Contract to perform the work if awarded to film ard provide a Statutnrv Perform. ance Bond and Payment Bond pursuant to Title 34, Chapter 2, Article 2 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, and shall be declared forfeited as liquidated damages if the successful Bidder refuses to enter Into the said Contract after being re-Quested to do so bv the Board of Trustees. Such check or surety bond will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. and to the successful bidder upon the execution or satisfactory bono and contract. Bids will be sealed and filed with me Board Ot trustees at the office of Director of Buildings and Grounds, on or before 2-00 p.m.

on January 31, 1979. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud In mt Board Room, Washington Elementary District "6, 8610 wortn tvttt Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, immediately thereafter. The Board of Trustees reserves the riaht to reiect any or all ds, or to waive any informality in any bid. No Bidder mav withdraw his bid for a period of thirty tjut oavs aner tne date set tor tne opening thereof. Publication Dates: Arizona Republic January iu, It, 14, Vill.

on Pages B-10, B-ll Leonard Lyons A wake for Leonard Lyons, 25, will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the Casablanca Community building. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday in Vah-Ki Presbyterian Church, Bapchule. Mr.

Lyons, of the Ak-Chin Reservation near Maricopa, died Jan. 7, 1979, in Phoenix Indian Medical Center of hit-and-run auto accident injuries. He was a supervisor of an Arizona youth employment training program. Survivors include his wife, Euphresia; a son, Rommel; parents Frederick and Meriel Lyons. Morley Lane GLEXDALE Services for Morley W.

Lane, 71, who lived here four years and had been a "railroad engineer, will be in Franklin Park, 111., Chapel of the Chimes announced. Mr. Lane, 7200 X. 43rd died Jan. 8, 1979, in Glendale Samaritan Hospital.

He is survived by his wife, Bernice; daughters, Morlene Cooper and Rosemary Hamilton; and a grandchild. Public Notice invn CO "'5637 THE ARtZON A OEPARTVENT OF ECONCVlC SECURITY-DIVISION Oc DEVELOPMENTAL D'SABILITIES AND VENTAl RETARDATION SERVICES HEREBY SOLICITS PROPOSALS FROM QUALIFIED AGENCIES TO PROVIDE IVORK ADJUSTMENT SERVICES IN COUNTY FOR ADULTS WHO ARE MENTALLY RETARDED UNDER PURCHASE OF COMMUNITY MENTAL RETARDATION SERVICES Tc secure a copy of the cficia1 p-cnpsai including lull Dar'-Cuiars, interested parties should ccntac': Tim Acutt, slr.ct IV Program Manager DES- vision of Developmental D'sabiiities 8. Men'a. Retardation Services 350 West 16th St ee' Su 'e 232 351 Yuma Arizona 85364 Pnrne 78M3J3 PUBLISHED RecuOic ja-ua'v ja-Lary 18 l'79 lrvo.ee "15623 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat if? Board of Supervisors ot Manccoa County rece ve base and a.tema'e D'ds tor the fjrnisn.ng o( an labor, ma'e-r a's. transportation and services tor construction of a new school lora'eo at 4602 West Sweetwater Phoenix tor the Washington Elementary School District No 6.

Each bid must be submitted on the Form provided and accordance tn Drawings, Specifications ana Reiateo Documents dated December 1978 on 'ne at tne office of the Board ot Supervisors and avaiiaDie at the office of Gu rey, Srnka, Arnold Spr.nkle, Arcn tr-efs, 3172 North Third Avenue Phoenix, Arizona, phone (6 0 2 264-0217 upon deposit of Sixty Dollars (S60 00) tor each set ot Bidding Documents. Bidders will Oe refunded their deposit upon return of the Documents, in good condition within 7 calendar days after bid date Non-bidders will forfeit one-ha the deposit unless Documents are returned in good condition, at least 3 days before bids are opened Each bid shai' be made out on a Bid' Form to oe OD(ained at the office ot the A'cfi'ect. and sha be accompanied bv a cert t.ed or cashier's check or surety oono tor live percent I5 of the to'at amount of the bid made pavab'e tc the order of Board of Supervisors. Mancooa County Such check or surety bono w.ii be given as a guarantee that the B.Oder enter into a contract to perform the work it awarded to htm and prov oe a Statutory Performance Bond and Payment Bond pursuant to Title 34. Chapter 2.

Article 2 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, and shall be declared forfeited as iquidated damages it the successful Bid der refuses to enter into the said Con- act atter being reauested to do so bv the Board of Supervisors. Such check or surety bond will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders, and to the success ful bidder upon the execution of a satis factory bond and contract. Bids wi be sealed and ti ed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Maricopa Countv, at the office of the Cierk. Room 602, Maricopa County Administration Building, 111 South Third Avenue. Pnoenik, Arizona, on or before 3 00 om on February 1, 1979.

Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud in Room 606, Maricopa County Administration Build ing, immediately thereafter i ne Board ot supervisors reserves the right to reiect any or an b-ds, or to waive any informality in any bid. No Bidder mav withdraw nis bid for a per.od of thirty (30) davs atter the date set for the opening thereof. Publication Da es: Arizona Republic January 10, II, 12. 13. 1979 Invoice "15620 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat the Boa-rj Trustees of Washington School Disfricf No.

6 will receive Dids tor the furnishing of all labor, material, transportation and services tor tne construction andor installation ot various improvement packages as follows; 1. Renovation Proiect Package 2 Kiln Hoods 3. Evaporative Coolers 4. Fencing I 5. Landscaping and Sprinkler Svstems 6.

Asoriait Areas 7. Concrete Areas I Bids will be accented on anv package, group or comDmation thereof tne Best i interest ot Washington Scnool District No. 6. Bids must be submitted on the bid om and in accordance witn drawings and specifications on ffte at the office ot the Board ot Trustees of Washington Eie-meniary District No. 6, Phoenix, i Aniona, and available at the Office ot Wads worm, Jensen Associates, Architects, 2906 West Fairmount Avenue, Pnoenix, Anions 85017.

Upon deposit of fifty dollars (J50.00) tor each set of drawings and specifications. The deposit will be refunded uoon return of the drawings and specifications in good condition. The general prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft, fvoe of workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract, as ascertained from the Industrial Commission of Arizona and on file therewith for the locality of this contract, is herewith incorporated bv reference and made a part hereof, and such rates shall be mandatory minimum rate of wages paid bv the contractor and anv subcontractor under him to all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed bv mem in the execution of the contract. Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained al the Office of the Architect, and shall Ot accompanied bv a certified or cashier's check or bid bond for five percent (5) of me total amount of the bid, made payable lo the order of (he Board of Trustees ot Washington Elementary District No. 6, Phoenix, Ariiona.

Such check or bid bond will be given as a guarantee thai the bidder wili enter into the contract rf awarded to him and provide satisfactory performance and payment bonds and shall be declared forfeited as liauidated damages if the successful bidder refuses to enter into the said contract after being requested to do so bv the Board of Trustees of Washington Elementary School District No. 6. Such check or bid bond will be returned lo the respective unsuccessful bidders upon the award of the contract to the successful bidder, and will be returned to the successful bidder uoon the execution and delivery ot satisfactory surelv company bonds and construction contract. Bids will be sealed and filed with Donald W. Shaver, Director of Maintenance Building and Grounds, Washington Elementary School District No.

6, 9610 N. I9tn Avenue, Phoenix, Ariiona 8502) on or before 2:00 P.M., M.S.T., February 6, 1979. Bids will be opened and read aloud the Board of Trustees Meeting Room. The Board ot Trustees reserves the right to reiect any or all bids or wa.ve any imormalltv in any bid. No bidder mav withdraw his bid for a period of 30 davs after the date set for the opening thereof and each bidder shall be an Ariiona licensed contractor.

The Contractor or any part thereof shall not be sublet to a contractor who has nol paid taxes as provided by Section 34-241 A S. Dated the 4th day of January, 1979. DR. JACK E. NULL, ACTING SUPERINTENDENT WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 6 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Published: Ariiona Republic January 8, 9, 10, 11, y.

13, 1979. 1 5.99 Router-Jigsaw Table. UNION Allows you to move the Elsie Hentschel Elsie Dietrich Hentschel, 61, who had been an operator 27 years for Illinois Bell be-fore coming here in 1973, died Jan. 8, 1979, in her home, 4002 E. Taylor.

Mrs. Hentschel is survived by her husband, Harold; daughter, Joyce; stepchildren, Darlene Smith, Sandi Blessing and Fred Hentschel; seven grandchildren; and two sisters. Services were Wednesday in Whitney Murphy Arcadia Chapel. PEORIA Grand Ave. Peoria SUNNYSLOPE Cave Creek Hatcher OPE work piece instead of the router or jigsaw.

Converts to work table Rainbow Web Chair. 54 req. 6.99 ftfi in minutes. Mounts to any surface. Steel with laminated chip board and steel top.

70300 reg 14 99 2.99 Banana Chaise Lounge. Built-in head rest. Large size 24" 74" Assorted colors. reg. 9.99, 8.00.

UNION Tool Box. Plated steel retainer. Seamless cold-rolled steel construction. Handy tray divider. Plated drawbolt with padlock eye for security.

19" length for long tools. 8119 reg. 7.99 ggg Portable 18" Drawer Cabinet. Keep everything neat, handy and at your fingertips. Store, organize, and protect hardware, small parts, hobby materials and household items.

11-618 reg. 7.29 MAliBU Intermatic Outdoor Lighting System. Safe and 4.99 economical operation; transformer reduces current to "battery safe" 12-volts. Costs less to operate than two 60 watt porch lights. LV-2006T reg.

79.95 gg qq 18" Garage Broom. Heavy duty broom guaranteed not to split warp for the life of or the brush. 4-00055 gg Smitty's Hardware Depts. Prices effective Wed, Jan. 10 thru Sun, Jan.

14, 1979. Limit rights reserved. SHOP DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 9-6 PARADISE VALLEY Tatum Shea SCOTTSDALE Granite Reef McDowell TEMPE Baseline McClintock MESA E. Main Greenfield PHOENIX 35th Ave. Peoria 43rd Ave.

McDowell.