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RFPIIRI 4-Funeral C-6 5 The Arizona Republic utuanes TO PLACE Your Want Ad AVOID DELAY CALL EARLY IN THE DAY EARLY IN THE WEEK Thomas O'ConneD Thomas D. O'Connell, 67, a retired professional dancer and choreographer, died Aug. 31, 1978, in Hollywood, Calif. Mr. O'Connell was born in Prescott and lived in Arizona until 1931.

He is survived by one brother. Private services will be held in Phoenix Wednesday. ilk Eddie Burns Rosary for Eddie Burns, 47, who died Aug. 31, 1978, in Deer Valley Emergicenter, will be 8 p.m. today at Hansen Mortuary.

Mass for Mr. Bums, 1304 E. Bell Road, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sts. Simon and Jude Cathedral, 6351 N.

27th Ave. Mr. Burns came to Phoenix 37 years ago from Iowa City, Iowa. He was a jockey at several tracks Including Turf Paradise. Survivors include his wife, Barbara; one son Terry; his mother, four brothers, two sisters and two grandchildren.

Edward Jones. Mesa Services for Edward Oscar Jones, 90, who died Sept 2, 1978, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Mr. Jones, 3160 E.

Main was a security guard at Phelps Dodge in Ajo before moving to Mesa. He is survived by two daughters, Mary E. Owens and Lucille Harr, one brother, one sister, five grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Elizabeth Marston MESA Elizabeth Louise Marston, 71, who came to Mesa 16 years ago, died Sept. 3, 1978, in Mesa Christian Home.

Mrs. Marston, 1340 N. 24th was a graduate of Smith College, North Hampton, Mass. She is survived by her husband, John; two daughters, Linda Finnll and Constance McWhin-ney; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. No services are scheduled.

James Fallon SUN CITY Rosary for James W. Fallon, 67, who died Sept. 2, 1978, in Boswell Memorial Hospital, will be 7 p.m. today at Lundberg's Sunland Mortuary Chapel. 1 jj GILBERT, Arthur Servicn Tun.

wvition Arm Phx. Cltadet, 611 N. Vd Avt VitltIOfl Monday i-9 p.m. Mamarv Lam Moiiuarv. Intarmani Mtmory Lawn AAempfiai Parfc.

ALLEN. Hazel, turvivors husband uuwaro Aiten, daugnitr Kartn DtConia, LaPuente, Cat. brothers Carmel Smoot, Skelty Town Texas, Sam Smoot Donnce, Keemv, Ai. one sister Luretha Ward, Phoenix, Az. Wednesday 1 p.m.

Memory Lawn Mortuary, interment Memory Lawn Me-morial Park. HE ARM, John Milton, Services luesoav, iu a.m. ktw. lus yn Ward. Ym North 40th Street.

Visitation Monday, p.m. Memerv Lawn Mertwv and one hour prior to service. Entombment Memory Lawn Mausoleum. HERNANDEZ, Mr IOO, Universal wtemonat cenrer. HICKMAN, MMton W.

Services tuflsoav mjc a.m. awemorv Law Mortuary. Visitation Monday S-l p.m. interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. HOFFMAN, Cart S.

O. of Sun City. Survived by wife Hazel, son Carl G. Hoffman Jr. O.

of Las Cruces, New Mexico and Siller Doretta Veith of Newport, Kentucky, also survived by Mother-in-law Ethel Steube of Sun City. Private services were conducted at 3:00 P.M. Sunday at the Lake-view Methodist Church. Arrangements by Menke Funeral Home of Sun City. Memortams lo own Favorite Charities.

HUGHES, Henry, for information can. Anion sunaicremaflon Traruportatton Service, 334 W. Monroe. HUIE, Nelson F. 67, 1310 W.

Vista Ave. Husband of Vera Huie. Father of Michael Huie, Richard Huie, and Judy Summers. Brother of Col. Perry Huie, Florida and Ida Green, Long Island, New York.

4 Grandchildren also survive. Passed awav Friday. Services 10:00 A.M. Wednesday In Memory Chapel, A. Meore 4 Sens.

Interment Private. Friends may call 5 titl 9 p.m. Tuesday. JONES, Edward Oscar. Survived oy: i aaugntarsi wary t.

uwens of Mesa, Lucille Harr of Saf-ford, Ai. 1 Brother: Henry Jones of 1 sister: Nancy Brlndie of Alabama. 5 Grandchildren, 12 Sreal grand, and 2 great great randchildren. Niece: Dorothy Dumas of Bisbee and May of Alabama. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday, 10:00 Am.

at Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden Scottsdale, Interment: Green acres. Friends mav call Monday 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 at Green Acres. KLUDAS, Gertrude, passed awav Sunday. Arrangements pending Chapel af Prayer Funeral Heme, 108 N.

56th Mesa. KNIGHT, James A. Arrangements penoing sunset Chapet MANN, Ralph A. 62, Star Route, Kearny.Ax. Husband of Juamta R.

Mann. Father of Ralph A. Mann, Roy E. Mann, Riverside, Ronald D. Mann, Maryland, Richard A.

Mann, Phoenix. Brother of Mrs. June Johnson, Phoenix 8 Karl J. Mann, Phoenix. Passed away Saturday.

10 Grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Rev. James W. Powers 11:00 a.m. Tuesday at Firs) Baptist Church in Kearny.

Interment at Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call from a.m. at the Church on Tues-dav. A. Moore i Sons.

MIKKELSEN, Marian A. Visitation a-i pm Monday, r-unerat services 1) a.m. Tuesday from Lundberg's White Rose Chapel, 5310 W. Northern Giendale. Interment Resthaven.

PARSONS, Shirley Sue. Beloved wite ot sua parsons ot fnoenix, Ariz. Beloved Mother of Matthew Dean Farley and Jill Lynn Farley ot Mesa, Az. Beloved Daughter of Jean Haflin of Mesa, Az. Beloved Sister of Chuck Flowers of Mesa, Az.

and Jim Flowers of Bisbee, Ariz. Mrs. Geneve Jordon of Chardon, Ohio and Willie Brown of Mesa, Az. Services 9:00 A M. Tuesday at the Gilbert 3RD Ward chapel.

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Elliott 8. Lindsay Rd. Gilbert, Az. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens, Friends mav call at the Gibbons-Bunker Oesert View Chapel 9702 Easl Apache Trail. Mesa, Az.

From 2:00 P.M. 9 00 P.M. Monday and from 8 30 A.M. until Service time at the Relief Society Room at the Church. PEEBLES, Russell Jr.

47, 5822 N. uth si. Husband of Thomazine Peebles. Stepfather of Phillip Rodders Bill Vickers, Phoenix. Brother of Shirley M.

Peebles, Giendale, Az. Passed away Friday. Services 12:30 P.m. Tuesday al Memory Chapel, A. L.

Meore e. Sens. Interment Greenwood. Friends mav call from 4 till 8 P.m. today.

PROTHERO, Maime Mae Services Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Memory Lawn Mortuary Visitation Monday, 5-8 p.m. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. RICKMAH, Garry Lee. Visitation Mon.

12-6 P.m. Services Tues. 2 p.m. Universal Memorial Canter, 1100 E. Jefferson.

Burial Greenwood ROB6, James, arrangements pend-ingCametoach Sunset Chapel SMALLIDGE, Marilyn Ann died September 2, 1978. Survived bv parents, Austin J. Smallidge, Tehran, Iran and Angela M. Smallidge, Phoenix; grandparents, Austin J. and Leola F.

Smallidge, Honeove Falls, N.Y. and Catherine M. Castro, Easl Rochester, brothers, Gregory M. Smallidge and JeHerv A. Smaitidge.

Phoenix; sisters, Roseann E. Smaitidge, Le-nore K. Smallidge and Katnryn A. Smallidge all of Pnoenix. Memorial Services 10:00 A.M.

Wednesday at St. Louis Ihe King Catholic Church, 433 1 W. Maryland. FRIENDS MAY CALL 4-8 P.M. Tuesday at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home Road. STEWART, James K. Survived bv wite Patricia, daughter, Eleanor (Sandv) Stewart, New Preston, Connecticut. Services 11 a m. Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary, Visitation Tues.

7-9 p.m. Interment East Resthaven Cemetery. THE LANDER, W. Vincent. Services conaucieo ov ur.

uougias imanv The Masonic Funeral Committee 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in Memory Chapel, A. Moore ft Sons. A memorial to Desert Hills United Presbyterian Church is preferred. YATES, Gladys V.

Graveside services 3 p.m. at Floral Lakes In El Mirage. Arrangements by Camolback Sunset Chapel. VALENZUELA, Clara O. Visitation Tues.

from 2 p.m. Wake at 7:00 p.m. Universal Sunset Chapel, 7007 S. Central Ave. Services Wed.

9 a.m. Mt. Sinai Christian Church, 4823 S. 7th Street. Burial East Re stria ven, WOOD, Benton.

Arrangements pending, Lorry J. Matcher Mortuary. WOODALU Hazel. Passed awav Sunday, Arrangements pending, Chapel of Prayer Funeral Home, 106 N. 56th Mesa.

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19-Cemetery Lots and Services CEMETERY lot tor two, vault marker, Sun Citv area, 1950. 964- 6705 aft 6. HAVE moved. Must sell 2 lots in Phoenix Mem. Park.

Price S1S00 includes perp. care, 2 vaults, op. 8. cJ. graves and companion stone, Box Kflpuoiic ano taieiie.

Spaces, Green Acres, 1-585-4773. 25-Lost Brown purse nr Trallwavs passport-Reward 102 Erie, iempe German Shorthalr male, mos. No collar. Lost In Cameiback area. Eats too much, you don't want to keep him.

Generous reward. Z53-173. LOST Bassett Hound. Trl color, ta- ITigiv. i.en yjT-rsyo.

Lost wallet. Reward. Arthur Patau. Ty Motorola page-boy beeper, reward, Reward lost al Dobson University small white female Poodle, small brown spot on back. Answers lo Please call 964-1139 Keeshond male, answers lo Vic 27th AveMaryiand.

Reward. 242-2575. Robert Fricks TUCSON Former State Rep. Robert P. Fricks.

45, who served In the Arizona House of Representatives from 1967 to 1976, died Sept 3, .1978, in a Tucson hospital after a lengthy 'Ui. Fricks, a demo- trat who did not seek re-electpn in 1976, died Irom-J amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a ais- ease of motor nerves, the disease that claimed the life bf baseball great Lou Gehrig. Earlier this year, the legislature adopted a resolution designating Jan. 21 as Robert P. Fricks.

Day. The resolu- tion cited Fricks' "quick wit, warm humor and never failing charm" which lightened the atmosphere during legislative sessions. Services for Mr. Fricks will be 10 a.m. Wednesday in Tucson Baptist Temple.

He is survived by his wife, two sons, Bert and Scott; a daugh ter, Carrie; his parents, and one brother. Matthew Annos -Graveside services for Matthew Annos, 12, who died Sept. 2, 1978, in his home after a short illness, will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Memorial Park. Mr.

Annos, 5631 N. In th Madison Srhnnl District He is survived by his Mr. and Mrs. William T. Annos; four grandparents, two brothers and two sis-terso I Fayrene Talakate "Services for Fayrene 35, who died Sept.

1, 1978, in Phoenix Indian. Medical Center, Will bfe 10 a.m. Tuesday at Fort McDowell Church, Fort McDowell. Mrs. -Talakate, 419 N.

Ninth is a naive of Arizona. She is survived by tKree sons, Byron, Ruben and Ricky; three daughters, Alicia Bal-deraz, Claddette Dickens and-Nellie Sanchez; two sisters and one grandchild. Ruth Robinson BUCKEYE Services for Ruth Robinson, 83 who died Aug. 31, 1978,. In Lewiston, will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Buckeye Community Church. Mrs. Robinson lived in the Tolopah area west of Buckeye for 20 years before moving to Lewiston two years ago. She was a retired schoolteacher. James Kieffer BUCKEYE Services for James R.

Kieffer 20, who died Aug. 31, 1978, in Maricopa County Hospital Burn Unit from truck accident injuries, will be 1Q, a.m.' Wednesday in the First Southern Bap- tist Church, Mrv Kieffer, a gradu-ate'of Buckeye High Sdh6ot, worked for Pierce Aviation Co. ''He Is survived by his parents, James'. r. and Glenna; one brother, three sisters, two grandparents and one Marian Mikkelsen Services for Marian Mikkelsen, 58, who died Sept.

1, 1978, in John C. Lincoln Hospital, will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lundberg's White Rose Chapel. Mrs.VMikkelsen, 3838 W. Altadena, came to Phoenix nine years ago from Plainsview, Texas.

She1 was a member of Bethany United Presbyterian Church. Survivors include her husband, Robert; three sons, Maurice, Lauren and Robert; one sister tind two grandchildren. Elizabeth Ankeny Elizabeth P. Ankeny, 70. member of the Heard Museum Guild, died Sept.

1, 1978, in St Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Ankeny was ao tive the Phoenix chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta and received her 50-year award in 1976. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Mal- coim strohson and Mrs.

jonn Lye; and six grandchildren. Services will be in Dayton, Wash. Richard Ciszek Rosary for Richard E. Ciszek, 44, who died Sept. 1, 1978, in St Jo- seph's Hospital, will be 7 p.m.

today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, Mass Clszek- 3101 W. Port Au Prince, will be noon Tuesday at Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral, 6351 N. 27th Ave. He came to Arizona seven months ago from Chicago, I1L and was a veteran of the Korean War.

Survivors include his wife, Betty; two sons, Richard and Frank; two daughters, Frances Victoria and Debra Ann; a step-father, two brothers and one sister. Shirley Parsons Services for Shirley Sue Parsons, 33, who died Sept 1, 1978, in Al- Pine, wiu 6e 9 a.m. luc luuu Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Gilbert Mrs. Parsons, 1529 W. Mission Lane, was a native of Tennessee.

Survivors include her husband, Bud; a son, Matthew Dean Farley; one daughter, Jill Lynn Farley; her mother; two brothers and two sisters. F. Richard Stow CASA GRANDE -Floyd Richard Stow, 48, a field representative for Occidental Petroleum, died Aug. 31, 1978, in Good Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix. Mr.

Stow, who was born in Chandler and lived here for the past 12 years, was a veteran of the Korean conflict. Surviving are his wife, JoAnn; two daughters, Dixie Dill and Tammy Stow; two sons, Mike and Robert; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Stow; a sister and a grandchild.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Trinity Baptist Church here. Cole and Maud Mortuary made arrangements. Emma Bartlett PRESCOTT Services for Emma J. Bartlett, 88, who died Sept.

1, 1978, in Yavapai Community Hospital, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Memory Chapel Mortuary. Mrs. Bartlett, a resident of Prescott since 1926, was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Spanish- American War Auxil- iary. Survivors include step-daughter, Ann E.

Corbett; and two step grandchildren. Edward Bal tutis Edward C. Baltutis, 62, a bookkeeper and accountant for Armour Dial for 33 years, died Sept. 2, 1978, in Phoenix Baptist Hospital. Rosary for Mr.

Baltutis, 3943 W. Palo Verde Drive, will be 7:30 p.m. today at Northwest Mortuary. He came to Arizona three years ago from Chicago, 111. He attended St.

Louis the King Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, Valeria; four sons, Edward William Thomas F. and Paul and one grandson. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Northwest Mortuary.

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Phetos, W.M. 4-Funeral Announcaments ANNOS, Matthew T. Died Sep tember iv8. survived by par ems, wr. ano rwrs.

wimam Annos: Grandoaremti. Mr. a Mrs. Jessie O. Allen, Tom Annos and Mercedes Annos; brothers 5 eohen hunk and Cteve Funk sisters, Christie Annos, Cynthia Haddick.

Graveside Memorial Services will be at Greenwood Memorial Park on Wednesday, 3:00 D.m. Arranaements bv Grim shaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West neinany Home Koao. BROWN, Iris E. Whiting. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p.m.

Phx. LDS 1st Ward, 1316 East Cheery Lynn. Visitation Monday, 5-8 p.m. Memory Lawn Mortuary and one hour prior to service, interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. BLAICH, Kevin James.

Rosary 7:30 p.m. today. Chapel of the Chimes. Mass 9:30 a.m. Tues.

St. Augustine's Catholic Church. Interment, Holy Cross. Friends mav call 5-9 today. Chapel ot the Chimes, BOWERS Charles, Arrangements pending.

Larry Matcher Mortuary. CISZEK, Richard Died September 1, 1978. Survived wite, Betty Jane Ciszek; sons, Richard Edward Ciszek, Frank Ciszek; daughters, Frances Victoria Ciszek, Debra Ann Ciszek; step-father, Frank Novak; brothers, Edward Ciszek, and Thomas Ciszek; sister, Sylvia Olsen. Member of the VFW Post 3582 of Romeoville, Illinois and a Korean War Veteran. Mass of Christian Burial 12:00 Noon Tuesday, SS Simon 8 Jude Cathedral, 6351 N.

27th Avenue. Rosary 7:00 p.m. tonight, Grim-shew Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Road. Interment SI.

Francis Catholic Cemetery. Friends mav call from 5:00 p.m. tonight al Grimshaw Bethany Chapel. CURLEY, Mary, Rosary 8:00 p.m., Monday at the Gibbons-Bunker Desert View Chapel, 9702 Easl Apache Trait, Mesa, Ariz. Requiem Mass 10:00 a.m.

Tuesday at the Christ the King Catholic iws tasi uana, Mesa, Az. interment in Mesa Citv Ceme tery. Friends mav call at the Mortuary from Noon until p.m. Monday. DYKSTRA, Gerrit, Beloved Hus-band of Trina of Mesa, Az.

Be loved father or Garret of Middle-town, New York. Peter of Pnoenix, and Janice Jaarsma of Vienna, Virginia, 2 brothers, Frank of Toms River, N.J., George of Holmes Beach, Fla, 7 sisters, Jennie Bohma, Ireland, n.j., jeannene uaan Hanenoer, Prospect Pk New Jersey, Teresa Slelpstra, Phoenix, Az. Nell Scar-. pentoni, Hackensack, N.J., Agnes Blauveid, Ramsey, N.J., Ruth Haskins, Midland N.J., Fran els Belanus, Vergennes, Vermont. 4 grandchildren.

Services 2:00 p.m. Tuesday al Ihe Gibbons Bunker Desert View Chaoot, 9702 East Apache Trait, Mesa, Az. interment in Mountain View Mem. Gardens. Friends may call at the Mortuary from 4:00 p.m.

lo 9:00 p.m. Monday and from 8 a.m. until service time Tuesday. EDDY. Norma, of Sun City.

Services today 11:00 a.m. al Lakeview Methodist Church, arrangements by Menke Funeral Heme of Sun City. MARSTON. Elltabeth Louise, 71, passed av.ay Sunday at Mesa Christian Home. Wife of John, mother of Linda Finnll, Constance McWhlnney, Private Cremation.

Metdrum Mortuary, Mesa. FALLOM, James W. Sun City, Sur-vived bv wife Mildred, one daughter: Mrs. Mary Palrlcia Zwingle, two ions: Jamas O. Phoenix, Mlcheel Kansas Cllv, Missouri, eight grandchildren.

Rosary 7:00 Mon. Visitation 4- p.m. Mon. undberg'i SutKftand Mortuary Chapel ISJ24 N. Del Webb Sun City.

Mass 9:00 a.m. Tues. St. Clements of Rome Catholic Church, 15100 N. Del Webb Sun City.

Interment Sunland Me-morlal Park. FARROW Jessie F. 7550 North loth St. Mother of Mrs. Ralph L.

Her-rick, Phoenix William G. Farrow, Scoltsdele, Ai. Passed away Friday 6 grandchildren 4 greal-granchlldren also survive. Private graveside services at Greenwood Memoriol Perk today. A.

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Save $10 to $100 when you sew it yourself! Lots of new dresses, pants, tops. Total wardrobe pat terns spring-summer pattern catalog. Coupon for any pattern free. Send 75c. I The family hasn't relaxed in years and the city life is starting to show on them.

The last time the kids saw green was when they got their allowance. They think "wide open spaces' If i means a trip to the orthodontist and that "rustic" is waiting half an hour for room service. It's time to show them that there's more to bird watching than the Cardinal game on TV. Solution? Simple. Look in the Classified Advertising sections of The Republic and The Gazette under Recreational Property (classification 268).

You can find a nice, quiet cabin retreat and show the kids a pine Mass for Mr. Fallon, 10914 W. Mimosa Drive, will be 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Clements of Rome Catholic Church, 15800 N.

Del Webb Blvd. Mr. Fallon came to Arizona two years ago from Alton, 111. He worked as a civil engineer for Shell Oil Co. and as a city engineer for Alton.

Survivors include his wife, Mildred one daughter, Mary Patricia Zwingle; two sons, James J. and Michael P. and eight grandchildren. Gerrit Dykstra MESA Services for Gerrit Dykstra, 66, who died Sept. 3, 1978, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital, will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Gibbons-Bunker Desert View Chapel. Mr. Dykstra, 5856 E. Decatur, came to Arizona nine years ago from Montgomery, N.Y. He attended Palm Lane Christian Reformed Church, Scottsdale.

Survivors include his wife, Trina; two sons, Garret and Peter, one daughter, Janice Jaar- sma; two brothers, seven sisters and four grandchildren, Kevin Gifford Gay leGif ford LAKE HAVASU CITY Services for Kevin Bruce Gifford, 22, and Gayle Carleene Gifford, 21, who died Sept. 1, 1978, in an automobile accident, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Lake Havasu Baptist Church. Mr. Gifford, a 1975 graduate of Lake Havasu City High School, and Mrs.

Gifford, a 1975 graduate of Prescott High School, both attended Northern Arizona University and lived in Flagstaff. He is survived by his parents, Richard U. and Helen one brother and one sister. She is survived by her parents, Carl and Geneva Eliason; and two sisters. tree that's not on a postcard.

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