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be The Arizona Republic Monday, January 24, 1983 REPUBLIC FINAL CITY Weather report PHOENIX In Sunday's 11 a.m. satellite photo, layered showers extend from New England to Florida. from the northern Rockies to the Southwest desert. Arizona forecast GRAND CANYON NORTHWESTERN GRAND CANTON ARIZONA FLAGSTAFF KINGMAN PETSCOTT RIVER CENTRAL RADO PHOENIX SOUTHWESTERN DESERTS YUMA 3 AJO For complete weather call the Republic Weatherline, KEC 94, 162.55 MHz on the Phoenix and southwestern deserts Mostly sunny and warmer; increasing clouds tonight. Highs in mid-60s.

lows 35-45. Northwestern Arizona Partly cloudy and warmer; increasing clouds tonight. Highs in 50s, lows from upper 20s to 30s. Colorado River Valley Mostly sunny and slightly warmer; increasing clouds tonight. Highs in upper 60s, lows from low to mid-40s.

Central basins Mostly sunny and warmer; increasing clouds tonight. Highs in 50s, lows in low 20s and low 30s. clouds embedded with Scattered clouds extend 24-hour report (To 5 p.m. Sunday) Arizona Alpine nr nr Bisbee 35 58 Buckeye 28 68 Bullhead City 46 60 C'n de Chelly 26 43 Carefree 37 60 Coolidge 35 65 Cottonwood 38 59 .03 Douglas 28 60 Flagstaff 28 48 .09 Gila Bend nr nr Gr'nd Canyon 28 42 .36 Greer nr nr Heber nr nr Kingman 40 47 L. Havasu City 51 64 Nogales 29 62 Organ Pipe 41 66 Page 34 46 Parker 49 66 Payson 27 54 Phoenix Airport 45 64 Tr (Normal) 40 66 Downtown 48 65 South Mtn.

45 58 Pinetop 16 46 .05 Prescott 34 48 Tr Safford 28 60 Sedona nr nr Show Low 23 49 .02 Springerville nr nr Tucson 38 61 Wickenburg 37 64 Willcox 27 61 Williams 30 41 .10 Winslow 28 53 .03 Youngtown 40 64 Yuma 48 71 Tr Phoenix records High: in 1950 Low: in 1937 Moon phases DOC Full Last Qtr New 1st Qtr. Jan 28 Feb 4 Feb. 12 Feb. 20 Sun rises today at 7:29 am. sets 5.52 pim.

PAGED LITTLE NORTHEASTERN PLATEAU ORAI BI WINDOW ROCK 0 RADO VALLEY WINSLOW HOLBROOK ST. JOHN 1 PAYSON BASINS SHOW LA JAc NARY WHITE MTS. GLOBE CLIPTON SAPPORD TUCSON SOUTHEASTERN NOGALES DOUGLAS information 24 hours a day, 957-8700, or listen to public-service band. Grand Canyon, Mogollon Rim, White Mountains Mostly sunny and warmer; increasing clouds tonight. Highs in mid40s, lows from low teens to mid-20s.

Northeastern plateau, Little Colorado River Valley Early morning fog, otherwise, mostly sunny. Highs upper 40s to low 50s, lows 15-25. Tucson and southeastern Arizona Mostly sunny and slightly warmer. Highs upper 50s to mid-60s, lows upper 20s to mid30s. Phoenix rainfall 0.03 inch since Jan.

1. Normal: .49 inch The world The nation Amsterdam 1 a.m. 32 clear The Forecast Rain Snow 38 Ankara 7 a.m. 32 cloudy Antigua 7 p.m. nr nr Temperatures Showers Flurries Athens 2 a.m.

43 clear 50 20 20 30 Auckland noon 65 cloudy 40 Beirut 2 a.m. 49 cloudy Berlin 1 a.m. 37 cloudy Bogota 7 p.m. nr nt Bonn 1 a.m. 30 clear 50 Brussels 1 a.m.

35 clear Buenos Aires 9 p.m. 84 cloudy 60 Cairo 2 a.m. 51 cloudy Caracas 8 p.m. 72 clear Casablanca mdnt 56 cloudy Copenhagen 1 a.m. 38 cloudy Dakar mdnt 68 clear Dublin mdnt 48 cloudy 70 Geneva 1 a.m 32 cloudy Natonal Weather Service Hong Kong 8 a.m.

51 clear NOAA, U.S Dept of Commerce 70 Jerusalem 3 a.m. 37 rain Fronts: Cold' Warm Occluded Stationary La Paz 8 p.m. 49 cloudy Lima 7 p.m. 80 clear Lisbon mdnt 51 cloudy Albany 22 34 1.22 Las Vegas 40 49 .17 London mdnt 35 Madrid 1 a.m. 29 clear Albuquerque 19 41 Little Rock 31 36 Manila 8 a.m.

77 ptcidy Amarillo 11 40 Los Angeles 54 64 1.73 Montevideo 9 p.m 85 ptcidy Moscow 3 a.m. 08 snow Anchorage 09 18 Louisville 35 38 .09 Nairobi 3 a.m. 58 clear Asheville 34 45 .05 Lubbock 03 35 New Delhi 5 a.m. 45 clear Atlanta 34 41 Memphis 35 39 .11 Nice 1 a.m. 41 clear Oslo 1 a.m.

26 clear Atlantic City 41 54 .50 Miami Beach 66 69 2.13 Panama 6 p.m. nr nr Austin 30 Midland 23 56 .01 Paris 1 a 29 fog Baltimore 34 42 1.07 Milwaukee 33 36 .02 Peking 8 a.m. 17 smoke Pretoria 2 a m. nt nf Billings 28 46 Minneapolis 22 33 Port-au-Prince 8 pm 82 clear Birmingham 36 38 .02 Nashville 38 40 .04 Rio de Janeiro 9 78 cloudy Bismarck 26 32 Needles 47 60 Riyadh 3 a 61 picidy Rome 1 a 36 clear Blythe 45 67 New Orleans 34 56 San Jose 6 m. nr Boise 34 48 .20 New York 35 50 1.64 San Salvador 6 p.m nr Boston 27 42 .29 Norfolk 42 47 .31 Santiago 8 64 cloudy S'to Domingo 7 p.m.

nr Brownsville 39 73 North Platte 14 43 St. Thomas 8 p.m. nr nr Buffalo 33 38 .19 Odessa 23 56 .01 Seoul 9 a.m 32 cloudy Burlington 23 36 .62 Oklahoma C. 17 48 Sofia 2 a.m. 34 cloudy Stockholm 1 a.m.

35 cloudy Casper 29 43 .03 Omaha 25 36 Sydney 10a.m. 70 cloudy Cha'st'n, SC 47 52 .22 Orlando 58 63 .03 Taipei 8 a.m. 55 rain Cha'st'n, WV 39 43 .06 34 44 .77 Tokyo 9 a.m. 38 clear Philadelphia Tunis 1 a m. 38 fog Charlotte 33 40 .47 Pittsburgh 35 40 .05 Vienna 1 a.m 38 cloudy Cheyenne 30 43 Portland, Me 18 35 .34 Warsaw 1 a m.

40 cloudy Chicago 32 34 .03 Portland, Ore 44 52 .16 Cincinnati 33 37 .04 Providence 30 46 .48 Cleveland 37 41 .06 Raleigh 35 41 .03 Canada Columbia 38 52 .12 Rapid City 19 Calgary clear 09 Columbus Edmonton cloudy -07 -01 33 40 .07 Reno Montreal 1zrain 22 29 Dallas 24 55 Richmond 36 40 49 Ottawa fzrain 23 27 Dayton 32 35 .08 Sacramento 46 60 Regina snow 12 19 Denver Toronto rain 33 38 25 46 St. Louis 33 35 .07 Vancouver rain 37 44 Des Moines 28 35 .13 St. Paul 22 33 Winnipeg snow 22 26 Detroit 33 37 .22 St. P't'rsb'rg 53 67 .07 Duluth 18 27 Salt Lake C. 31 47 .02 El Paso 26 57 San Antonio 30 61 Pan American Evansville 34 38 .10 San Diego 57 67 .04 Acapulco clear 64 86 Fairbanks San Fr'cisco 45 59 .01 Barbados fair 75 82 Bermuda cloudy 61 68 Fargo 15 29 San Juan 75 86 Curacao fair 77 84 Fort Worth 24 55 St Ste Marie 28 32 .32 Freeport cloudy 67 72 Great Falls 17 23 Seattle 31 44 .32 Guadalajara clear 72 79 Guadeloupe fair 72 84 Hartford 25 36 .89 Shreveport 31 51 Havana nr nr Helena 16 45 Sioux Falls 05 24 Kingston fair 68 84 Honolulu 63 79 Spokane 35 44 .11 Mazatian clear 54 nf Merida clear 68 79 Houston 33 58 Syracuse 29 33 .50 Mexico City clear 54 70 Indianapolis 32 34 .09 Tampa 53 67 .07 Monterrey nr 45 nr Jackson 33 44 Topeka 31 42 .01 Nassau cloudy 66 81 Trinidad clear 73 88 Jacksonville 45 55 2.16 Tulsa 29 45 Vera Cruz ptcidy 67 73 Juneau 14 25 Washington 36 42 .64 nr no report Kansas City 29 36 Wichita 13 32.

Poison threats to towns' water affect 70,000 United Press International NEW ORLEANS Threats from anonymous callers that cyanide gas had been dumped into municipal water supplies spread Sunday through southern Louisiana, closing schools and depriving nearly 70,000 people of water. No cyanide gas was found in any of nine communities targeted by callers, but officials said the flushing and testing of water would disrupt service for at least 48 hours. Police dispatcher Velma Boss in the community of Sunset said a man called with a warning shortly after 9 p.m. Water service to the St. Landry Parish town's 4,000 residents was shut off immediately, and testing was begun.

"The major toll is what it does to the people in these towns," said Nick Nixon, spokesman for the Central Louisiana Electric Co. that supplies water to Crowley and Eunice. "The people have no water. They can't go to the bathroom. They can't brush their teeth.

Their lives are disrupted. It's just. downright he said. Water systems in Crowley, Eunice, Rayne and Broussard were shut down and flushed with chlorine Sunday in order to render harmless any cyanide that might be present. A caller also told a crisis line in Houma that cyanide would be placed in that community's water system, but officials said water service in the city of 45,000 had not been cut off and tests showed no evidence of contamination.

Other targeted communities are Abbeville, Delcambre and St. Gabriel. State health officials said their frustration was growing as calls multiplied. State Health Department. spokeswoman Sue Ellen Lewis said authorities realized their warnings to the public might encourage other people to phone in poisoning threats, but they feared the consequences if they did not caution water customers.

Killer ice storm pelts Northeast; West is buffeted An ice storm blamed for 27 deaths sent cars and trucks spinning into ditches across the Northeast on Sunday, and another big storm blasted the West Coast with rain, gales and high waves, and snow in the mountains. And the National Weather Service warned northern West Coast residents that a series of similar storms are building off the coast and could slam northern California and the Pacific Northwest at 30- to 40-hour intervals beginning Tuesday night. California's Highway 1 was closed Sunday by a mudflow about. 20 miles south of the scenic Big Sur region, and the Highway Patrol said it will be closed for two days. California Emergency Services spokesman Max Veal said a 7.2-foot tide was expected this morning in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

Winds gusted to 68 mph, and 15-foot swells were hitting the coast. A tourist was washed off a rock at Pescadero Point on the Monterey Peninsula as he posed for a photo, sheriff's Sgt. John Darling said. "The body was sighted by an Army helicopter, but the sea was so rough, they couldn't retrieve it," he said. In the Sierras, 200 miles east of San Francisco, forecasters warned of high winds, heavy rain and more snow in areas where an Alaskan storm dumped 2 feet of snow Saturday.

In the East, freezing rain and sleet across northeastern Pennsylvania, eastern New York and much of New England caused many accidents, some fatal. Freezing rain on Sunday forced President Reagan to use a car rather than a helicopter to return to the White House from a weekend at the Camp David, presidential retreat. The storm had frosted the Deep South and parts of the Midwest late last week, contributing to 15 deaths in the Carolinas, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, and five in Illinois, Wisconsin and Kansas. On Sunday, two teen-agers were killed in West Virginia when their car slid off an icy highway, and five people were killed in four separate traffic accidents in upstate New York. Obituaries Margaret Anthony Joann Whitley of Monte Vista, died Margaret, M.

Anthony, 73, Jan. 21, 1983, at Humana Hospital Phoenix. Mrs. Anthony was born in St. Louis and moved to Arizona 34 years ago.

She is survived by her husband, Lester son, Gerald a sister and brother; and two grandchildren. Rosary will be 7 p.m. today at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Scripture services will be 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Mercer Mortuary. Ruth Seitz MESA Ruth L. Seitz, 72, of Coronado Mobile Home Park, died Jan. 22, 1983, at Desert Samaritan Hospital. Mrs.

Seitz was born in Fullerton, and moved to Mesa from Denver 11 years ago. She is survived by her husband, Fred; son, Bart; a sister and brother; and two grandchildren. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. today at Coronado Mobile Home Park, 2700 E. Allred.

Melcher's Chapel of the Roses made arrangements. Dorothy McCaffery Dorothy R. McCaffery, 71, a retired nurse, died Jan. 22, 1983, at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs.

McCaffery, of 1826 E. Culver, was born in Clinton, and moved to Arizona from Billings, 25 years ago. She worked for Good Samaritan Hospital for six years and as a private-duty nurse. She was a member of Arizona Nurses Association. She is survived by her daughter, Pat Roberts; son; Robert two brothers; eight grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Agnes Catholic Church convent chapel, 1818 N. 23rd St. Mercer Mortuary made arrangements.

Luella Rogers MESA Luella Udall Rogers, 78, of 751, W. Third Place, died Jan. 1983, at her residence. Mrs. Rogers was born in Eagar and had lived in Mesa since 1965.

She was a graduate of Logan Agricultural College, Utah. She is survived by her husband, Walter daughters, Luella L. Burk and Virginia Powell; son, Glen and six grandchildren. Services will be 2 Tuesday at Mesa 4th Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1054 W. Second Place.

Meldrum Mortuary made arrangements. Grace Nutley CITY Grace S. Nutley, 84, retired Brooklyn College English professor, lecturer and author, died Jan. 17, 1983, at Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Nutley was the author of The Art of Conversation, and was a lecturer and Arizona president of the United Nations Association in 1972. She was national president of Pan Pacific Southeast Asia Women's Association in 1963 and past New York president of the Pilot Club. She was an associate professor at Brooklyn College for 23 years, retir ing in 1969. Mrs. Nutley, of 9407 109th Drive, was born in Alameda, and moved to Sun City from New York in 1970.

She received a bachelor's degree from University of Washington and master's and doctoral degrees from New York University. She received a Smith Mundt grant to study in the Philippines in 1950 and a Fulbright grant to study in India in 1959. She was a member of Kappa Delta and Pi Lambda Theta sororities, American Association of University Professors, Modern Language Association and College English Association. She is survived by her husband, Cyril daughter, Jean Ferris; and grandchildren. Memorial services will be 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Church of the Palms, 14808 Boswell Blvd. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements. Jose Barajas Jose Barajas, 61, a retired mechanic with Ralph H. Smith Jan. 21, 1983, at Veterans Administration died, Medical Center.

Mr. Barajas was born in Phoenix and was a lifelong resident. He was a former restaurant owner and was a World War II veteran. He is survived by his wife, Alicia; daughter, Bertha DeLaCruz; sons, Rudy Bernal and Jose four sisters and a brother; nine grandchildren and two great -grandchildren. Memorial services will be 7 p.m.

Tuesday at Centro De Amor Christiano, 4823 S. Seventh St. Graveside services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at East Resthaven Cemetery, 4310 E. Southern.

Botimer Family Mortuary made rangements. Frank Kendrick The Rev. Frank Kendrick, 77, bishop and minister of St. John's Temple of Truth for 50 years, died Jan. 19, 1983, at Phoenix Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Kendrick, of 5015 S. 24th was born in Washington, and moved to Arizona from California in 1947. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; and two brothers. Memorial services will be 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday at South Phoenix Missionary Baptist church, 2006 E. Broadway. Florence Riha COTTONWOOD Florence Hazel Mohr Riha, 72, of Cottonwood, died 21, 1983, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix. Mrs. Riha was born in Carlock, S.D., and moved to Arizona from California 10 years ago.

She is survived by her husband, Edward daughter, Donna and son, Arlin. Mercer Mortuary arranged private services. Lottie Cederman Services for Lottie Cederman, 95, who died Jan. 21, 1983, at Maricopa Medical Center, will be 5 p.m. today at Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N.

59th Ave. Mrs. Cederman, of Phoenix, was born in Chicago and moved to Arizona 15 years ago. She is survived by her daughter, Josephine Toman; son, Ernest Weiss; seven grandchildren, -grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Charles Reed Sr.

BLACK CANYON CITY Charles T. Reed 49, a civil service employee, died Jan. 21, 1983, at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Mr.

Reed, of Black Canyon City, was born in West Irvine, and moved to Arizona from Delaware 10 years ago. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his wife, Edna; sons, Charles Donald and Richard; three sisters; four brothers and a grandchild. Services will be 1. p.m.

Tuesday at. Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale. John Ryan John Barry Ryan, 89, a retired court reporter, died Jan. 22, 1983, at St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Ryan, of 501 E. Earll Drive, was born in Providence, R.I., and moved to Phoenix in 1916. He had worked in Maricopa County Superior Court.

He was a member of Knights of Columbus and American Legion and president of Arizona Court Reporters Association. He was a World War I veteran. He survived by his daughter, Jeri son, Richard a sister; five grandchildren and a great -grandchild. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. today at Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N.

Second Ave. Mass will 10. a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 231 N.

Third St. J.C. Gerkey GLENDALE Gerkey, 61, an upholsterer with Colts Custom Furniture, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr.

Gerkey, of Glendale, was born in Nappanee, and moved to Arizona 17 years ago. He was employed by Golden West Interiors for 15 years. He is survived by his wife, Louise; daughter, Diane Stone; son, Robert sisters; two brothers and two grandchil dren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Southern Baptist Church, 3100 W.

Camelback. Chapel of the Chimes made arrangements. Mary Brown Mary S. Brown, 72, a resident of Arizona for 20 years, died Jan. 22, 1983, at Phoenix General Hospital.

Mrs. Brown, of Phoenix, was born in Buena Vista, Texas. She is survived by her daughters, Laura E. and Bennie Lue; son, Walter; a sister and 'a brother; five grandchildren and two great -grandchildren. Services will be 4 p.m.

today at Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave. Claud Pitts PEORIA Claud Lee Pitts, 72, a retired electrician, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Maricopa Medical Center. Mr.

Pitts, of 8360 W. Monroe, was born in Sallisaw, and moved to Arizona 46 years ago. He is survived by his daughter, Wilma Morrell; sons, Jimmie and Larry; a sister and a brother; 15 grandchildren and 10 great -grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N.

Seventh St. Edwin Evans SUN CITY Edwin E. Evans, 75, a retired retail grocer, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Evans, of 10013 Thunderbird was born in Northwood, Iowa, and moved to Sun City from California in 1972. He was pool monitor at Oakmont Recreation Center and an Army World War II veteran. He is survived by his wife, Eunice; and a sister. Menke Funeral Home arranged private services. Henry Dutton Henry Dutton, 89, a retired Merchant Marine, died Jan.

20, 1983, at Beverly Manor Nursing Home. Mr. Dutton, of 220 W. Van Buren, was born in Royalton, and moved to Arizona from New Mexico 14 years ago. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and World War I VFW Barrack No.

891. He is survived by his wife, Liddie; daughter, Joan L. Wright; sons, Carl J. and Harry and stepson, Jerry Wilmoth. Graveside services will be 2 p.m.

today at Greenwood Memorial Park, 2300 W. Van Buren. Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home made arrangements. Owen Garrett GLENDALE Owen L. Garrett, 58, a self-employed air-conditioning engineer, died Jan.

22, 1983, at Glendale Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Garrett was born in Kentucky and moved to Arizona from Indiana 12 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Edna; daughters, Maryann, Angela, Carol, Mary and Margaret; sons, Mark, Shawn, Bernard, Gregory, Thomas and Paul; three sisters; a brother and 16 grandchildren. Rosary will be 7 p.m.

today at Lundberg's White Rose Chapel, 5310 W. Northern. Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, 5614 W. Orangewood.

F. Schumacher PARADISE VALLEY Frederic V. Schumacher, 69, senior vice president for project development with McCulloch Properties died Jan. 22, 1983, at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Schumacher, of Casa Blanca Estates, was born in St. Louis and moved Arizona from Anaheim, 20 years ago. He had been project manager for McCulloch's development of Lake Havasu City and Fountain Hills. He formerly served on the Disneyland board of directors in Anaheim, and served on the Seattle World's Fair board of directors in 1963. He also was a member of the Salvation Army advisory board.

He is survived by his wife, Virginia; a sister and a brother. Memorial services will be 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School. Opal Schultz MESA Opal M.

Schultz, 64, 1118 S. Daley died Jan. 22, 1983, at her residence. Mrs. Schultz was born in Wausa, and moved to Mesa three years ago.

She was a member of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She is survived by her son, Richard; three sisters; a brother and two grandchildren. Services will be in Nebraska. Melcher's Chapel of the Roses made local arrangements. Lorenz Fender SCOTTSDALE Lorenz L.

Fendler, 74, a retired building contractor, died Jan. 22, 1983, at Scottsdale Nursing Home. Mr. Fendler, of 10420 N. 57th was born in Kentucky and moved to Arizona from Dayton, Ohio, 38 years ago.

He was a member of Scottsdale Masonic Lodge and Phoenix Scottish Rite. He is survived by his wife, Nellie; daughter, Lenora Smith; and three grandchildren. Memorial services will be 1 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School.

Ronald Biggs APACHE JUNCTION Ronald Lance Biggs, 38, a boilermaker with Local No. 627, died Jan. 22, 1983, at East Valley Health Service Center. Mr. Biggs was born in St.

James, and moved to Apache Junction 10 years ago. He was an Air Force veteran. He is survived by his wife, Elfie; sons, Curtis J. and Lance mother, Verla two sisters and a brother. Services will be 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Kubler Apache Junction Mortuary, 398 E. Fourth Ave. Luther McCarty Luther Scott McCarty, 86, a retired Maricopa County deputy sheriff, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Veterans Administration Medical Center. Mr.

McCarty, of 3139 N. 20th was born in Missouri and moved to Arizona in 1942. He was a member of the Moose, Elks, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a World War I veteran. He is survived by his wife, Marjorie; daughters, Rosie Baken and Ira Ware; son, Luther two sisters; 3 brother and two grandchildren.

Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Universal Memorial Center, 1100 E. Jefferson. Onalee Dow Onalee M. Dow, 71, of 2606 N.

50th died Jan. 21, 1983, at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Dow was born in Detroit, and moved to Arizona 12 years ago. She was a member of Westside Church of God.

She is by her husband, daughsurvived, ter, Betty L. Tacia; son, Jake six grandchildren and great -grandchild. Services will be p.m. Tuesday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas.

Tina Giammanco SUN CITY Tina Marie Giammanco, 34, owner of Madelina's Ladies Sportswear in Surprise, died Jan. 21, 1983, at. St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Giammanco was born in St.

Louis and moved to Arizona six years ago. She was co-owner of four Madelina's stores in St. Louis. She is survived by her mother, Madeline Mergel. Rosary will be 7 p.m.

Tues day at. Heritage Funeral Chapel, 13226 113th Ave. Mass will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church, 15800) Del Webb Blvd.

Lottie Waszciel SCOTTSDALE- Lottie Waszciel, 66, a retired Motorola employee, died Jan. 23, 1983, at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Waszciel, of 7543 E. Roosevelt, was born in Chiand moved to Arizona 31 years ago.

She was a member of the Pulaski Club, St. Daniel's Choir, Ladies Sodality and Motorola Retirees Club. She is survived by her husband, John and two sisters. Rosary will be 8:30 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortu ary, 401 N.

Hayden. Mass will be 10:30 a a.m. Tuesday at St. Daniel's Catholic Church, 7923 E. Latham.

Maggie Root Maggie C. Root, 95, retired co-owner of Pima Drugstore, died Jan. 22, 1983, at her residence, 3835 E. Palo Verde Lane. Mrs.

Root was born in Pima and moved to Phoenix in 1951. She was a visiting teacher leader with Phoenix 12th Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She is survived by her daughters, Elizabeth Stapley, Marsha Ferrin, Louise Rowley and Hermione Kempton; sons, Jess and Dryden; a sister; 25 grandchildren, 80 great children and 40 great grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Solomonville Ward Chapel.

Caldwell's Funeral Home, Safford, made arrangements. Rita Mendoza Rita Alvarez Mendoza, 86, of 632 S. 10th Place, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Maricopa Medical Center. Mrs.

Mendoza was born in Tucson and lived most of her life in Phoenix. She is survived by her husband, Hilario daughter, Concha B. Aguilar; and sons, Manuel C. and Jesus Buzenes and Teodoro A. Rosary will be 8 p.m.

today at. Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Mass will be 9:30 a.m. Tues.

day at Immaculate Heart Catholic Church, 909 E. Washington. Mark Smith CHANDLER Mark Smith, 77, a retired electrical engineer with Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co. In Miami, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Desert Samaritan Hospital.

Mr. Smith, of 700 N. Apache Drive, was born in Treadwell, Alaska, and moved to Arizona 60 years ago. He had lived in Chandler five years. He was past president of the Miami School District board and member of the Elks.

He is survived by his wife, Myrll daughters, Helen Kellam, Dianne Cummings and Suzann Nedeau; sons, Jack D. and Donald two sisters; 22 grandchildren and 12 great -grandchildren. Services will be 10 Tuesday at Bueler Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet Drive. Hattie Pettit GLENDALE Hattie A.

Pettit, 88, a former telegraph operator with Santa Fe Railway, died Jan. 21, 1983, at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Pettit, of Glendale, was born in Kildare, and moved to Arizona in 1915.

She was a member of Peoria Presbyterian Church and Peoria Women's Club. She is survived by her sister, Minnie Mae Glenn. Services will 3 p.m. today Lundberg's White Rose Chapel, 5310 W. Northern.

MESA Joann H. Whitley, 42, of 627 S. Hobson, died Jan. 21, 1983, at Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mrs.

Whitley was born in Sherwood, and moved to Mesa from Coldwater, 18 years ago. She is survived by, her husband, Jerry; daughter, Terri; son, Clifford; father, Louie Van Warmer; three sisters and a brother. Services will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Melcher's Chapel of the Roses, 43 S. Clarence Baker Clarence Baker, a retired Santa Fe Railway sheet -metal worker and welder, died Jan.

21, 1983, at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Baker, of Phoenix, was born in Goodland, and moved to Arizona from Topeka, in 1968. He is survived by his daughter, Betty Greamba; a sister; four brothers and a granddaughter. Services will be in Kansas.

A.1. Moore and Sons made local arrangements. for 50 years, our strength has been a comfort appreciated a tradition of service through sincere respect and quiet understanding. Srinshaw Morluaries a tradition of service in North Phoenix BETHANY CHAPEL NORTH 710 West Bethany Home Road.