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The Arizona Republic Tuesday, September 14, 1982 D2 REPUBLIC MAIL Montana as winter town gets 8 inches of snow offers preview in 3 states Weather report I- s- it'SZ steps sjaif" Tournament in the mountains of Vail, Colo, despite morning temperatures near freezing and an overnight dusting of snow. Red Lodge, a small town northeast of Yellowstone National Park, reported the deepest snowfall. Two to 3 inches fell in the park in northwestern Wyoming. Three inches dropped onto the Rockies northwest of Helena, Mont. The National Weather Service ordered a winter-storm watch for the mountains of south-central Montana and northern Wyoming and said there was a chance of heavy nighttime snow.

The snow was part of a cold front that dropped readings as low as 31 in Livington, Mont. the nation's coldest report Monday and spread light rain in the northern Rockies. United Press International Snow fell Monday on the mountains of Colorado, Wyoming and Montana cloaking Red Lodge, with 8 inches 10 days before summer ends. Snowfall was limited to the higher elevations but closed some roads. On Aug.

28, Killington Mountain in Vermont had the first snowfall of the season, about 3 inches at the peak. Summer ends Sept. 23. Going-to-the-Sun Highway, which crosses the Continental Divide in Glacier National Park in northern Montana, was closed because of snow. Officials said they hope to reopen the road today.

Play started at the Jerry Ford Invitational Golf jf Monday's 10 a.m. satellite photo shows rain clouds over Kentucky and Tennessee. Cloudiness acompanying a cold front extends from the upper Midwest to the central Plains. 24-hour report (To 5 p.m. Monday) Arizona Junius Bowers MESA Dr.

Junius D. Bowers, 70, who was serving a foreign mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died Sept. 8, 1982, in Tonga. Dr. Bowers was born in Salt Lake City and lived in Mesa.

He was a retired optometrist and a former bishop of the Mesa 11th Ward church. He is survived by his wife, Bernice; daughters, Karen Chapman and Susie Madrid; sons, David, Robert, Henry and John. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Mesa 11th Ward church, 316 S. LeSueur.

Meldrum Mortuary made Tp7 1 PLATEAU Arizona forecast NORTIWrSTFRS I AK1O.SA I A 6 PHJCOTT I phvtt a OBAIBI hoibsxw pcfmx tJ V' DESERTS ij Alpine 36 62 Bisbee 58 75 Tr Buckeye 60 93 Bullhead City 68 98 C'ndeChelly 51 nr Carefree nr nr Coolidge 61 90 Coftonwood 52 79 Douglas 57 81 Flagstaff 41 58 Ft. Huachuca nr nr Gila Bend 61 94 Gr'nd Canyon 40 63 Greer 34 58 .02 Heber 44 65 Kingman 60 78 L. Havasu City nr nr Nogales 51 80 Organ Pipe 61 88 Tr Page 62 69 Parker 72 94 Payson 43 70 Phoenix Airport 69 91 (Normal) 70 99 Downtown 68 92 South Mtrt. 64 85 Pinefop 43 65 Prescott 48 68 Safford 55 82 Sedona 49 74 Show Low 45 60 Tucson 61 84 Wickenburg 53 85 Willcox 53 80 Williams 46 61 Winslow 52 73 Youngtown 64 90 Yuma 74 96 Jean Davis SCOTTSDALE Jean Francis Davis, 59, a correspondence clerk for Maricopa County the last seven years, died Sept. 12, 1982 in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Davis, of 8450 E. Virginia, was horn in Emporia, and moved to Arizona 14 years ago. Survivors include her husband, James a son, James a daughter, Beverly Jean Kraetz; two brothers and two grandchildren. Mass will le at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Daniels Catholic Church. Henrietta Felton Services for Henrietta Felton, 70, a 16-year resident of Phoenix, will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave.

Mrs. Felton died Sept. 12, 1982 at John C. Lincoln Hospital. She was born in Phillips-burg, and moved to Phoenix from Iowa.

She was a member of the North Freeway Assembly of God Church. Survivors include her husband, Glen a daughter, Joyce D. Sandlin; sons, Robert Glenn Lloyd L. and Lyle three sisters, one brother, 22 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Mildred Kiener Mass for Mildred Carmclla Kiener, 69, who lived in Phoenix four years, will be at 10:30 a.m.

today at St. Theresa's Church, 5045 E. Thomas Rd. Mrs. Kiener, a housewife, was born in Illinois.

Survivors include her husband, Albert; a son, Norman; two daughters, Sandra Jean Damato and Judy Ann Baum-garten; two brothers, one sister, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Refugio Moreno Refugio O. Moreno, 94, of 1105 E. Taylor, a 71 year resident of Phoenix, died Sept.

11, 1982 in Phoenix Baptist Hospital. Mrs. Moreno was born in Mexico. Mass will he at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Immaculate Heart Church, 909 E.

Washington. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. today at Whitney and Murphy Chapel, 330 N. 2nd Ave. Survivors include two daughters, Alice Gamboa and Lilia Benites; a brother, six grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren.

Connie DeSimio CAREFREE Connie DeSimio, who lived in Arizona since 1946, died Sept. 12, 1982 at her home here. Mrs. DeSimio, who was born in Chicago, was a housewife and worked five years as a telephone operator at Paradise Inn in Phoenix. She was a member of the Desert Hills United Presbyterian Church and of the Desert Foothills Woman's Club.

Survivors include husband, F'rank, and one niece. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. at the church at the comer of Darlington Road and the Carefree Highway. Shadow Mountain Mortuary handled the arrangements. Raymond Herbig MESA Raymond Roger Herbig, 50, who worked for Hughes Helicopters died Sept.

13, 1982, at Desert Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Herbig was active in the Army Reserves in Ocean-side, and was a veteran of the Air Force. He was in the process of moving from Red-lands, at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife, Dao Thi; daughters, Darlynn Smith, Lynde and Nicole Herbig; son, James; three sisters and a brother; and two grandchildren.

Shumway's Lakeshore Mortuary announced that services will be in Minnesota. For complete weather information 24 hours a day, call the Republic Weatherline, 957-8700, or listen to KEC 94, 162,55 MHz on the public-service band. WYBCH. m'liiTr I .7 SOl'THEASTERV ARIZONA Dim Hit r. Grand Canyon, Mogollon Rim, White Mountains Partly cloudy and continued cool; widely scattered showers.

Highs 60-65, lows 35-45. Northeastern plateau, Little Colorado River Valley Partly cloudy; a few showers. Highs 75-85, lows 45-55. Tucson and southeastern Arizona Mostly sunny and a little warmer. Highs 80-90, lows from low 50s to low 60s.

Phoenix rainfall inches since 'Ian. 1. Normal: 4.95 inches The nation The Forecast Hioh Temperatures National Woatner Service NOAA Depl of Common Phoenix and southwestern deserts Mostly sunny and a little warmer. Highs mid- to upper 90s, lows from low 60s to low 70s. Northwestern Arizona Partly cloudy and breezy, with isolated showers.

Highs 75-85, lows from upper 40s to upper 50s. Colorado River Valley Partly cloudy north, mostly sunny south. Highs mid- to upper 90s, lows from low 60s to low 70s. Central basins Partly cloudy and a little warmer. Highs in 70s and low 80s, lows 45-55.

The world 1-Funeral AnnourKftnwnts BREWSTER, Allen H. Ar-ranaempnts oendino, Grim- Shaw Bethany Chapel. 710 w. Bethany Home Koaa CALIENDO, Jennie Royer, hy husband survived by Frank: Daucrhfe ink; Da Caliendo of Bui and Az. Wiiam Smith of Chester, Ind.

Lee Smith of 5, Bend, Ind sisters Ruth K.um ot Jackson, iwcni-gan, ErJHri Church of Min nesota Crtv, rriirrn. Frances naerson tikhart, Ina. idei Mar brie Dilllno of Wayne, Martha Cola of San Marino. Ca. Ma ri.

Wed. 10 AM Our Lady of CRESSWELL vived bv wif ived by wife Mabel of Sun City, daughter Judith Sle yens of MN, brother Thomas of MN 5 grandchildren. Memorial service Church, Sun Clfy. In ntnrmpnt nset Memorial Park, ments by Menke Arranoe- Funeral nome, un my. DAVIS, Jean F.

Survived by Husband, James Son, James and Daughter. Beverly Jean Kraetz, all ol Scotlsdale. Two Brothers and 2 Grandchildren. Mass 1000 A.M. Wednesday, September 15, 1932 at St.

Daniels Catholic Church, Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation today, September 14, 00 P.M. at Green Acres Morruarv, Scottsdale. DeSIMIO, CONNIE -Survived by husband; Frank; one niece. Memorial Services 1:30 Wednesday Desert Hills United Presbyterian Church, corner Rarlinglon 8, Carefree Ighwav, Carefree.

In lieu of matepal remembrances the family suggests contributions to The Desert Foothills JJbrary Association, Pj3. Box 485, Cave Creek, MORTUARY, 2350 E. Greemway. EDGECOMB, Harry E. Services 0 am Wednesday al Lakeview United Methodist Church.

10298 thunder-bird Rd, Sun City. Visitation 7 to 9 pm at Camelback Sunset Chapel Tuesday 8, 9 to 10 am at church Wednesday. Interment Sunlana Me-morial Park. GNAU. Cheri G.

died September 11, 1982. Survived by her mother, Patricia R. Gnau, Parker. Arizona, sister Rox Ann Harrod, South Fulton, Tennessee; grandmothers, Mrs, May Green, Parker, Arizona, Mrs. Aileen Fairbanks, Los Ap-ceies, California.

Mpniorial Services 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, Parker Morluary. Parker Arizona. Intermenl Parker Cemetery. Local arrangements bv Arizona Burial Cremation Transportation Service, 334 W.

Monroe. HARRIS, Claude For information call Arizona Burial Cremation Transportation Service, 334 W. Monroe. HEALD, Funeral be Faith resbyterlan uei weoo tv. Arrange- ke Funeral KIENER, Mildred Carmella.

Wife of Albert Kiener. Mother of Norman Dale Kiener, Sandra Jean Damato and Judv Ann Baum-garten. Sister of Anthony and Same DeCpla and Leah Koczwanski. 5 grandchildren 8, 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral Mass 10:30 am todav in St.

Theresa's Church. Entombment Francis Cemetery. Family suggests donations to the Carmelite Monastery, River Rd. and Central, Des-Plaines, Illinois, Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 L. Ind Sch kd.

KiRBV, Frank survived gy wire nnaaaiane or sun civ, uejuynierb rvarriieen Hillier of Barbara Van Wagnen both ot Ml, son Patrick, brother Wilfred of Ml, sister Velma Malpne of Canada 4 grandchildren. Visitation 5-7 PM Posarv at 7 PM, Menire Funeral Home, 12420 N. ibLiier ui vv rviary ctien lyjrd bun (jty. Mass ouriai Mm merit nf Romp Catholic Churck. 15800 Del Webb Sun Citv.

Intermenl Sunland Memorial Park. KRAUS, Glenn survived by mother Ruth L. Kraus of Sun Citv 8. sister Marilyn Reynolds of TX, Memorial Service I PM St. Christopher Episcopal Church, 103rd 8.

Peoria Sun Citv. Contributions may be sent to Episcopal Community Services, 110 W. Roosevelt, Phoenix, 85003. Arrangements by Menke Funeral Home. LAMBERT.

William- Visitation f-1 FM today at Universal Memorial Center 1100 Jefferson St, Funeral Wed. 10 AM Univer-sal's Chapel. METCALFE, Bill W. Survived bv wife, Beverly Son, Russ W. Daughter, ftandi Ann, all of Cave Creek.

Sons, Lynn Royce Metcalfe, Calif. 8. William Mark Metcalfe, Tucson, pauphters, Linda Lee Travis, Calif. Cindy Ann Metcalfe, Phoenix. Mother, Doris Heck-man, Cavina, Calif.

4 grandchildren. Services T0.50 AM Thurs at Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. 7th Street. Interment Cave Creek Cemetary. Friends may call 6-9PM Weds.

MORENO, Refugio. Mother of Alice Gamboa Lilia Benites. Mother-in-law of Teresa Moreno. Sister of Francisco Quiiada. 6 grandchildren 8.

11 great-grandchildren. Rosary 7 pm today in Whitney A Murphy Downtown Chapel, 330 North Second Avenue. Funeral Mass 9 am Wednesday in Immaculate Heart Church. Interment St. Francis Cemetery Friends may call from 4 to 9 pm today.

OT)S, Warren survived, by wife Maxine of Peoria, sons Warren Jr. of Phoenix, William B. of Co. daughters Marilyn Manges qiNTM 8. Judith Ann Otis of Glendale, sister Louise Whitman of CA, 11 grandchildren 8.

3 great grandchildren. Memorial Seervice 11 AM Menke Funeral Home. 2420 N. 103rd Sun City. SHARP.

Eugene A survived by wife Winona Sharp, sons 'aut and Jason snarp, 'hoenix. daughter Kalhleen Sharp, Edmon, Sisters Maxine Wallace, Marion Higgins, Nell Ihcmas, and Lois Gray brothers Alton, eorpe and PM Wednesday Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale, Irtter-menf Resthaven Park Cemetery. Glendale, Visitation 9 PM today al the Chapel. Family suggests memorials to COCCI Re-search.

WEIDLICH, Dora Sur- ranK bnarp. i vivea ov oaugnrers, JO- sephine vanaerDeck, pno oenix; Patricia Pavis Weirjfd Jieh Illinois: Brothers. Tucson: Son. Wiilam Quinton Gaobeii, Arkansas; Ray Gaboert, ICinois: Sister, Bessie cmpv. Michigan: 13-grandchldren; 12- dav.

GKtfcN ALKtb MORTUAR service. mrpyPMnha Light, Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Intermept. Green Acres Memorial Gardens. 3RN, Clifford R.

Survived hv wife Aria ine. dauahter Shirley A. Holstin, both of rnx, son oi, jacn i. USA. Ret o( Shelton, WA, Sister Esther Hattan of of Canyon Citv, Colo, 9 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Memorial Masonic Services and Inurnment 11 A Sat Sept. 18th at Greenwood Memorial Park North Mausoleum Chapel. 2300 W. Van Buren. INFO: 942-2466.

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Sept. 17 Sept 25 Oct 3 Oct 9 Sun rises today at 6 10 a sets 636 p.m. RalnEO SnowE3 Showers IS Flurrlesf Glenn Kraus SUN CITY Glenn W. Kraus, 55, of 13208 9Hth died Sept. 12, 1982 at his home.

Mr. Kraus was born in Milwaukee, and moved to Sun City in 1966. He was a memler of St. Christopher Episcopal Church in Sun City. He is survived hy his mother, Ruth and a sister.

Services will be 2 p.m. Friday at St. Christopher Episcopal Church, 103rd and Peoria Avenues. Arrangements were made by Menke Funeral Home. Cheri Gnau TEMPE Cheri G.

Gnau, 28, an office manager for the Arizona Hospital Association, died Sept. 11, 1982 in her home. Miss Gnau, of 1732 E. Palmcroft, was a lifelong resident of Arizona. She attended Parker High School and Lampson's Business College.

She is survived by her mother, Patricia R. Gnau; grandmothers, Mrs. May Green and Mrs. Aileen Fairbanks, and a sister. Memorial services will be 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Parker Mortuary in Parker. William Lambert Sr. William W. Lambert, 74, a 23-year Phoenix resident, died Sept. 11, 1982 in Mary-vale Samaritan Hospital.

Mr. Lambert was born in Waxahachie, and moved to Phoenix from Dallas. He retired as a chief petty officer from the U.S. Navy after serving 16 years. He was stationed at Pearl Harbor during World War II.

He is survived by his daughters, Sherry Beauchamp, Sandra Canipau, Dehra Lambert, Pamela Egbert and Kim-berly Iamhcrt; sons, William, Gary and Terry; a sister, three brothers, 11 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Universal Memorial Center, 1100 E. Jefferson. Harry Edgecomb SUN CITY Harry E.

Edgecomb, 83, a locomotive engineer 38 years for Chessie System Railroads, died Sept. 12, 1982 in Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr. Fdgecomb was born in Beaverdam, Ohio and moved to Sun City in 1963. He belonged to the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers.

He was a member of the Lakeview United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Marian F'dgecomb; daughters, Martha Fenty and Gertrude Ingmirc; sons, Herbert and Walter; nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Lakeview United Methodist Church, 10298 W. Thunderbird.

Cam-elback Sunset Chapel made the arrangements. Adah Erickson CHINO VALLEY Adah H. Erickson, 62, died Sept. 12, 1982 at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Prescott. Mrs.

Erickson was born in Washington, D.C. and moved to Chino Valley in 1980 from Greenville, Miss. She served in the U.S. Womens Army during World War II and the Korean Conflict. She was an active member of the Bobby Bisjak Post No.

40, Chino Valley American Legion. She is survived by her husband, Curtis. Services will be 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the legion hall. Arizona Ruffner Funeral Home handled the arrangements.

Fred Carrington Fred Carrington, 94, a construction brick layer, died Sept. 8, 1982, in his home. Mr. Carrington, 1221 S. 13th moved to Arizona 30 years ago from California.

He is survived by his wife, Juanita; son, Lemmie Wells; and three grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Howard Venema TEMPE Howard Venema, 69, owner of a dry-cleaning establishment in Illinois, died Sept.

12, 1982, at his Tempe residence. Mr. Venema moved to Arizona 14 years ago from Win-field, 111. He was a member of the Community Baptist Fellowship Church. He is survived by his wife, Alice; daughter, Joan Elaine Ambrosia; sons, Howard James and Kenneth Roger; a sister and a brother; and nine grandchildren.

Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Shumay's Lakeshore Mortuary. Obituaries Harriet Monteser Harriet Lipp Monteser, who served fur eiht years as volunteer coordinator for Phoenix transportation for the American Cancer Society, died 13, 1982, in her home. Mrs. Monteser, 12824 N.

15th moved to the Valley 35 years ajjo. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Frederick Monteser; daughter, Diane Rose; and two sisters. Services will be 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sinai Mortuary Chapel, 4538 N.

Sixteenth St. Mary Wason PINE Mary A. Wason, 76, died Sept. il, 1982, in Lewis R. Pyle Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Wason was born in Indiana and moved to Ajo in 1935. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star in Winslow and moved from Winslow to Pine in 1977. She is survived by her husband, Eldron; daughters, Virginia Freeman, Rille Lem-icux and Sandi Goswick; son, Paul; a sister; five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Payson Funeral Home Chapel. Payson Ponde-rosa Chapter No. 64, Order of Eastern Star will conduct graveside services in Payson Pioneer Cemetery. Johnson Attakai FLAGSTAFF Services for Lei- Attakai, 33, a silversmith, will Ik- at 2p.m. Wednesday at the Assembly of God Church at Teestu on the Navajo Reservation.

Mr. Attakai died Sept. 12, 1982 in Flagstaff Community Hospital. He was born in Winslow. He is survived by his wife, Blanche; daughter, Aretha; father, Miller; five sisters and five brothers.

Owens Mortuary in Winslow handled the arrangements. Howard Cundiff WINSLOW Funeral services for Howard Cundiff, 64, will he 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church. Mr. Cundiff died Sept.

9, 1982 in the Winslow Memorial Hospital. He was born in Bayfield, and owned Cundiff Tile a contracting company in Durango, Colo. He moved to Winslow in 1975 where he owned and operated the Delta Motel. He is survived by his wife, Clara Belle; daughters, Verna ('luff and Karen Clovis; sons Wayne and John; mother, Mrs. Gracie Cundiff; three sisters, 10 grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

Owens Mortuary in Winslow handled the arrangements. Benny Estudillo WINSLOW Benny Estudillo, 24, who worked for a blood plasma bank in Gallup, N.M., died 10, 1982 in Gallup. Mr. Estudillo was born in Winslow and attended Winslow public schools. He is survived by his parents, and Betty Estudillo; grandfather, Benito Estudillo; two sisters, and three brothers.

Mass will he 10 a.m. today at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Owens Mortuary made the arrangements. Leo Anderson WINSLOW Io W.

Anderson, 83, an engineer with the Santa Fe Railroad before his retirement in 1966, died Sept. 13, 1982, in Winslow Memorial Hospital. Mr. Anderson was born in Westmoreland, and moved to Winslow in 1919 to work on the railroad. He is survived by his nieces and nephews.

Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday in the First Methodist Church, Hillview and Kinsley, in Winslow. Owens Mortuary handled the arrangements. agrjB Donald Hamilton PAYSON Donald Alton Hamilton, 71, a home builder in Payson, died Sept. 7, 1982, in St.

Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix. Mr. Hamilton was a member of the Elks in Payson. He also had worked for a cotton gin near Coolidge, Union Rock and Gravel and United Materials of Scottsdale. He is survived by his wife, Peggy; daughters, Barbara Dee Hamilton and Sheryl Dawn Ostrowski; and three grandchildren.

Memorial services were held at the Payson Elks Lodge. Arrangements were handled by Carr Mortuary in Tempe and Payson Funeral Home in Payson. Ruby Nichols STRAWBERRY-Ruby Lee Nichols, 65, a 40-year resident of Phoenix who had lived the last five years in Strawberry, died Sept. 11, 1982 in Payson. Mrs.

Nichols moved to from Oklahoma. She is survived by her husband, James; daughters, Mrs. Barbara Robinson and Mrs. Patricia Miller; and five grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m.

today in Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale. Harry Johnson PRESCOTT Services for Harry Lee Johnson, 69, who died Sept. 12, 1982, at his home here, will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Open Door Baptist Church in Prescott Valley. Mr.

Johnson was born in Senatobis, and moved to Prescott nine years ago. He worked for Prescott Valley Inc. and Fain Land and Cattle Co. until retiring in 1976. He is survived by his wife, Lola.

Memory Chapel Mortuary made arrangements. R.V. Black GLOBE R.V. Black, 73, former owner of Black ies Tavern, died Sept. 12, 1982, at his home here.

Mr. Black was horn in Texas and moved to Globe in 1948. He served in the Army during World War II and was an Elk. He is survived by sons, Randy Van Black and Gary C. and Euell E.

Mayer; two sisters; 10 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Memorial services will be announced by Palmer Globe Mortuary. Roger Cresswell SUN CITY Roger R. Cresswell, who was a vice president of a manufacturing firm in Minnesota, died Sept. 11, 1982, in St.

Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix. Mr. Cresswell, 10414 Saratoga Circle, was born in Minneapolis and moved to Sun City in 1970. He was a member of Lakes Club Lawn Bowlers, the Dance Club and the Sun City Elks Club. He is survived by his wife, Mabel; daughter, Judith Stevens; a brother and five grandchildren.

Memorial services will be 2 p.m. today at the United Church, 11250 N. 107th Ave. Arrangements were made by Menke Funeral Home. Warren Otis PEORIA Warren F.

Otis 80, who owned Otis Lumber Co. in Boone, Iowa, for 40 years, died Sept. 10, 1982, at Boswell Memorial Hospital, Sun City. Mr. Otis, 10517 W.

Golden Lane, was born in Boone and moved to Peoria in 1975. He was a member of the Rotary and Elks clubs. He also had farmed in Iowa. He is survived by his wife, Maxine; daughters, Marilyn Manges and Judith Ann Otis; sons, Warren Jr. and William a sister; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Memorial service will be 11 a.m. today at Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N. 103rd Sun City. Eugene Sharp Eugene A. Sharp, 50, a customer service field engineer for Honeywell, died Sept.

12, 1982 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Sharp was born in Forsyth, Montana and moved to Phoenix 30 years ago from Washington. He is survived by his wife, Winona; daughter, Kathleen; sons, Paul and Jason; four sisters and three brothers.

Services will be 1 p.m. Wednrj-iday at the Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave. Frank Kirby SUN CITY Frank B. Kirby, 77, a sales supervisor at Hiram Walker Distillery in Detroit for 17 years, died Sept.

11, 1982, at Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr. Kirby. 13018 N. 100th was born in Chicago and moved to Sun City in 1976 from Farmington, Mich.

He was a member of St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Madalane; daughters, Kathleen Fischer, Mary Ellen Hil-lier and Barbara Van Wagnen; son, Patrick; a sister and a brother; and four grandchildren. Rosary will he 7 p.m. Wednesday in Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N.

103rd Ave. Mass will be 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church, 15800 Del Webb Blvd. Robert Luscombe SUN CITY Robert Har-tle Luscombe, 82, who was the sales manager and marketing manager for Penn Controls, which later merged with Johnson Controls, died Sept.

12, 1982, at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Mr. Luscombe, 10309 Cameo Drive, was born in Iowa City, Iowa, and moved to Sun City 20 years ago from Klkhart hid. He was a graduate of the University of Iowa with several degrees in engineering.

He worked in the field of industrial engineering and industrial gas application. He was a member of the Lakeview Rotary Club, the Fairway Art Club, Bell Art Club and Sundial Art Club. He taught classes in art at the Fairway Art Club and gave art lectures in Sun City and Sun City West. He has exhibited his portraits and paintings at Sun City art shows. He is survived hy his daughters, Lucille Kapitan, Betty Numerof and Sally Hughes; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at Heritage Funeral Chapel, 13226 1 13th Youngtown. Linden McElvenny PEORIA Mr. Linden T. McElvenny, 92, a retired mining engineer, died Sept.

11, 1982, at Good Shepherd Retirement Center. Mr. McF'lvenny was born in Forsyth, and moved to Sun City 20 years ago from El Paso, Texas. He graduated from the School of Mines of Montana in 1911. He worked for the U.S.

Bureau of Mines and retired in 1959. He also worked in Mexico, Peru and southern Arizona. He is survived by his cousin, Jeanette Stub; and brother-in-law, Willard Lighter. Memorial services will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Heritage Funeral Chapel, 13226 113th Youngtown.

Rose Lang MESA Services for Rose M. Lang, 86, will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at All Saints Catholic Church, 1534 N. Recker. Mrs.

Lang died Sept. 11, 1982, at her home, 8001 E. Broadway. She was born in Chicago and moved to Mesa in 1978. She was a member of All Saints Catholic Church and Ladies Guild.

She is survived by her daughters, Lorraine and Rose Lee Lang; a sister and two brothers. Irry C. Melcher Mortuary made arrangements. Madeline Renaud SCOTTSDALE Madeline D. Renaud, 85, a home-maker, died Aug.

30, 1982 in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Renaud was born in Michigan and moved to Scottsdale eight years ago. She is survived by her daughter, Dorothy Bray. Services were held in Michigan.

Messinger Mortuary handled the local Amslerdam 1 am 47 clear Ankara 7 a 51 clear Antigua 7 nr nr Athens 2 am 7t clear Auckland noon 57 plcldy Beirut 2 am. nr Berlin 1 a 55 ptcldy Bogota 7 pm. 58 cloudy Bonn lam. 52 clear Brussels 1am 58 clear Buenos Aires 9 p.m. 77 clear Cairo 2 am.

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65 clear Warsaw I a 57 ptcldy Fronts Cold TT Warm WW Occluded 'nr Stationary LHP LHP Albany 51 87 Las Vegas 66 85 Albuquerque 46 78 .01 Little Rock 75 92 .06 Amarillo 56 87 Los Angeles 64 73 Anchorage 42 55 1.48 Louisville 72 77 .64 Asheville 64 75 Lubbock 62 90 Atlanta 68 79 .08 Memphis 75 88 Atlantic City 65 77 Miami Beach 83 88 Austin 79 98 .18 Midland 64 95 Baltimore 61 84 Milwaukee 69 77 .01 Billings 44 49 .02 Minneapolis 55 60 .02 Birmingham 72 87 Nashville 72 86 .95 Bismarck 40 60 Needles 74 91 Blythe 72 94 NewOrleans 73 91 1.17 Boise 35 68 New York 67 81 Boston 59 69 Norioik 64 82 Brownsville 80 95 Northpiatte 48 58 .22 Buffalo 65 89 Odessa 64 95 Burlington 58 88 Oklahoma C. 69 94 Casper 42 46 .10 54 68 30 70 84 g2 63 88 Phiadelpnia 62 eg Charlotte 68 82 pj(sburgh 66 8g Cheyenne 43 49 .23 portland Me 57 64 Chicago 70 80 portland 0re 49 75 Cincinnati 72 81 provi(jence g3 78 Cleveland 65 90 r- Raleigh 63 87 Columbia 73 83 Columbus 63 87 Dallas 78 91 .02 2 tl Dayton 66 83 65 85 Denver 47 58 .42 Sl Louls 71 78 58 Des Moines 65 77 .92 Sl Paul 55 60 02 Detroit 63 88 St. PTrsb rg 74 92 Duluth 51 57 .28 47 59 47 El Paso 61 87 San Antonio 78 94 Evansville 73 87 .39 San Diego 69 74 Fairbanks 42 60 SanFr'cisco 55 78 Fargo 39 61 SanJuan 75 86 1.73 Fort Worth 78 91 .02 St Ste Marie 63 80 Great Falls 32 42 Seattle 49 68 Hartlord 58 81 Shreveport 77 97 .01 Helena 34 44 .76 Sioux Falls 51 58 .01 Honolulu 74 90 Spokane 42 60 Houston 80 92 Syracuse 56 87 Indianapolis 69 78 .01 Tampa 74 92 Jackson 75 91 Topeka 66 85 .11 Jacksonville 74 90 Tulsa 72 95 .10 Juneau 43 55 Washington 67 86 Kansas Cty 67 85 .17 Wichita 68 86 Canada Jennie Caliendo SCOTTSDALE Jennie Royer Caliendo, 59, who was owner of Calis Restaurant and Catering, died Sept. 12, 1982 atn Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Caliendo, of 8024 E. Earll Drive, was born in Indiana and moved to Scottsdale 19 years ago from Illinois. She was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. She is survived hy her husband, F'rank; daughter, Ixri Caliendo; five sisters and two brothers. Mass will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the church. Arrangements were handled by Messenger Mortuary. Announcements Claitet 1 Through 50 1 -Funeral AnnouncemnH AVREA William Jr. 61. of Tucson.

Former resident of Phoenix (or 20 vears. Passed awav September 13, 1982. Survived bv Wife Mary, Tucson. Son Daughter-in-law, Lee Patricia Eriksson, Phoenix. Daughter Son-in-law, Mary 8, Scott Jensen, Tucson.

Brother, Walter C. Avrea, Tempe. Funeral services Wednesday 11 A.M. al Country Club Church of Christ, U5 North Louniry Uub lib 1 fucson. wnn me Reverend Marlln pierce Chiirrh 5lerce Mission Valley cn ot cm-is! omciajjng.

Private entombment fast Lawn Cemetery, S801 East Grant Rd Tucson. Friends may call Tuesday 7-8 P.M. at Adair Funeral Home, Avalon Chapel. Oracle and Wetmore Tucson BOTKIN, ALice B. Graveside services jrev, T( vices weones- moe Doublebutte.

Arrangements by Carr Morruarv Calgary ptcldy 28 46 Edmonton clear 23 51 Montreal Clear 58 82 Ottawa clear 61 nr Regma cloudy 29 48 Toronto haze 56 82 Vancouvor clear 47 64 Winnipeg ptcldy 44 63 Pan American Acapulco cloudy 77 90 Barbados ptcldy 75 88 Bermuda shwrs 77 Curacao plctdy 72 90 Freeport (air 82 nr Guadalaiara cloudy 65 79 Guadeloupe ptcldy 77 90 Havana cloudy 78 88 Kingston lair 78 9t Mezatian fair 77 93 Menda lair 73 95 Mexico Ctty cloudy 60 77 Monterrey ptcldy 73 97 Nassau fair 81 90 Trinidad shwrs 75 86 Vera Cruz cloudy 75 9t nr no report.