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9 9 9 ALL EDITIONS D2 The Arizona Republic Monday, January 26, 1981 1-Funeral 1-Funeral 25-Lost A. Frank Shumway AnnovnmenH An nowiiceineots smau while male Poodle vie Obituaries pINTOSH, Ethel Q. funeral needs Hus- ERRANQc Gerardo A. or im medical attn. 944-8225, Weather band 1981 at f-C ot nnact-oviq i ovia.

Father of Helen De Soto no nei i and and 28-Found raw ornta Tony Ser- 17? V.OIITOT IrotrfiH also TO of frescori. Mesa. Interment Nellie Lespron of Scottsdale At 19 arandrhllrlran ana iu Gerardo A. Serrano Ann Paliafito great-gr mountain view Memorial Gardens. In lieu of material remembrances, family pre-Jers donations fo the Cancer ARIZONA PET LINE Radio Broadcasts.

Computer Seercn Info 8. Referral Service Loii a. Found Flvnrs was: lyrvlvi -grandchiK lyvta uesdav af 10:00 rheresa't Church. $045 247-S333-Pub Serv -939-1443 Thomas Rd. Interment McNE.lt, M.S., Services today CHI-TER mix.

female, white at rwexingar Mortuary Francis Cemetery. Friends may call from 5:00 to 10:00 jmym p.m. vrrjmanon. ISOH NE HUSKY mix, female, puppy. awav January 23.

1981 rlopme, ''s Vt Kd. PET FINDERS 995-8767 TAYLOR, Vlrginto and Krlstine Johnson oi Minn. Stepsons Richard Traver of Ptix and William Traver of Indiana. Sleo- yivea dv nusana Memorial services URTLE. 997-1776 eves NORTHEAST" I Vr.

PLATEAU F'4n'-t i ARIZONA YV 0UN it morr HoiBiiocK 4lU i. ww5- 4Jf I fa uauvnier tsonna Ttun af Caroline Lewis of Tndlai na ivtarv lou Russe EVINO, TR 29-Meeting Notices 'asnington. Serv- Ascenclan. fathei Temporado. Vir Temi Lester Bryant Lester L.

Bryant 84, a former Sears Roebuck and Co. division manager and Armour Co. district manager in Chicago, died Jan. 24, 1981, in Doctors Hospital. Mr.

Bryant 1805 E. Campbell, came here 19 years ago after retiring from Sears Roebuck. He was born in Rochester, Ind. He served as chairman of the board of deacons of the First Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Valura; daughters, Louise Herrell, Dolores Whitlock and Bette Davis; nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Services will be 10 a.m. today at the First Baptist Church, 7000 N. Central Paradise Chapel Funeral Home made arrangments. Michael Lebet Michael Lebet 64, a retired heavy equipment operator for the Caterpillar Tractor Co. Proving Ground, died Jan.

23, 1981, in Maryvale Samaritan Hospital Mr. Lebet 3826 W. Lewis was born in Pennsylvania and lived 24 years in of Alicia Tre Irre. Mar AI muwiatfi moiuary( Interment orptner or Monteiuma Lodge N. 35 8.

AmTIJI Monroe. 1st Dearea nuutllna 140nm Vis est haven Park Cemeterw Mentis maw rail A-k AA vino. Juana Trevino. Lu: fhonv Church, Mas: An rhlll pnonqgy, An tors Welcome. Fred K.

Moore, WM. triTC. iMiklknn "Dill" 10:00 AM Tuesday ftth St, Husband of Carmal. Phoenix. Father of Church.

Botimer ra Mortuary. 30-Personal Notices jonn w. hicks, lps Angeies, WALLS, Charles J. Survived AIDORAOO'S non-profit eoro Scottsdale. Gene Nicks, Doyle.

Ca. Passed awav Frl- for alcoholic needs TV's Rehab. We pick UP. 934-468 Eugene Walls, Scottsdale; grandchildren Beth and DANCES SINGLI iruce of scottsdale; Deora Inn. Reaistrv.

at. Aiona ierald, Charles, Jessica and 7th St. ORTEGA. Pomona, Mother of hrlit na and oreat-arand- S3.S0. 945-6746 Roy.

Mass. 9M AM Monday ch id Nicole, an ot Florida A PRIVATE MAILBOX Private cremation was ar irnrnocuioie neap inun Botimer Famly Mortuary. 7534 3341 Peoria yyj- "VS SOUTHWEST V' DESERTS sAftoRD AJO SOUTHEAST ARIZONA "-v. NOGALES KH'GUS ranged py messinger mortuary. The family suggests rnntributkms to the scotts CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR 994-1018 dale Foundation for the handicai can teach you to dance so mat anyone would ike to be ourrtner.

Cal Miss LUa ULIAFITO, Ann, Survived by son Joseph Pallafllo of Hawaii; daughter Jana Robb of PrjoenixiervleThrsday ary i CmpoU DrTLawrence w. Corbet! officianf. Friends ff11.8' Mortuary Wed. 5 to 9 p.m. Cremation.

9 p.m. SCOTTSDALE Services for Ann Paliafito, 58, of Scottsdale, an investor who died Jan. 23, 1981, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Mes-singer Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Road.

She came here 15 years ago from Wisconsin and is survived by children, Jana Robb and Joseph. Ramon Lopez PEORIA Ramon V. Lopez, 85, of 8448 N. 83rd a former foreman for Germaine and Ball Farms, died Jan. 23, 1981, in the Valley View Community Hospital.

He came here in 1920 from Sonora, Mexico. Surviving are children, Amelia Powers, Carmen Moreno and Gilbert; 15 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Mass will be 10 a.m. today at St Charles Borremeo Church, 8615 W. Peoria Ave.

Camelback Sunset Chapel made arrangements. Rogelio Sandoval Rosary for Rogelio Sandoval, 18, of 1637 W. Corona who died Jan. 22, 1981, in Maricopa County General Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto accident Wednesday, will be 7 p.m. today at the Botimer Family Mortuary, 8646 S.

Central Ave. Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Cross Cemetery, 99th Avenue and Thomas Road. He is survived by his mother, Elvira; two brothers and four sisters. Phyllis Homan MESA Phyllis L.

Homan, 50, of 503 Essex Lane, a bookkeeper, died Jan. 7-Funeral Directors IMPORTANT Karen call home Love. Charlie PETERSON, Martha Serv- ices a.m. Monday Ml! Cremation $190 Total Service bva Family Botimer amiTyMortuary 243-3961 24-HOUR REPORT (To 5 p.m. Sunday) ARIZONA R.

Husband IF, Georoi laroarei i unit, ri tnrijtv CREMATION $195 ARIZONA 10:00 A Maria Gorett Church. Churcl Phoenix. He was a member ot the Operating Engineers Union and Musicians Union. Surviving are his wife, Sarah; children, Mary Skinner and Robert; three brothers; three sisters and three grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 W. Missouri where friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today. MOON PHASES I JO -JJstOtr. New IstQti.

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ARIZONA FORECAST E. Edward, Scottsdale, Interment St Francis Ci ranc LINES OF LOVE Ceme- mlly suggests CALL FOR INFORMATION iery. i ne ram nations to bisters r'Jite, 257-0829 iatn si koot, Arrangements by Wm nurpny. Arcadia CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES School 4800 I 1 1. inaian Special Valentine Personal Messaoes Rioht Hara in the dith BINS, GLENDALE 937-9297 4sno n.

aam m. 'ie Classified pages Other of Del Trailor. Phoe MESA A. Frank Shumway, 80, who was an inspector for Sante Fe Railroad 40 years in Winslow before retiring here in 1965, died Jan. 23, 1981, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital.

Mr. Shumway, 529 S. Solomon, was born in Taylor. He had been a bishop for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Winslow and served on the church's Flagstaff stake high council and on the temple presidency here. He also was active in Boy Scouts.

Survivors include his wife, Mabel; children, Joyce Be-ydler and Richard; a sister; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at the LDS Church Ninth Ward Chapel, Solomon and Broadway. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel, 33 N.

Sirrine, and for an hour before services at the church. Ruth Densford SUN CITY Ruth B. Densford, 67, of 10901 Cumberland Drive, who formerly taught elementary schools in Salem and Granite City, died Jan. 24, 1981, in Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mrs.

Densford was born in Indianapolis and graduated from Indiana University, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She lived in Arizona since nix; Frances maier, nonp-lulu. Hawaii: Robv Edgett 19-Cemetery Lots and Sarvkot Announcements Scottsdale. Passed away FrlriAv 9 arandchi dren and FRI.

SAT. 13th 14th dotut 1 Through SO A Pro-need Family Burial 5 great-grandchildren also survive, services iflo. p.m: fcsiaie, smu. montni 266-81 8-1 lam 266- Gerardo A. Serrano, 82, of 11416 N.

64th Place, a salesman 48years for the former Miller's Mens Shop in Phoenix, died Jan. 23, 1981, in the Veterans Hospital. Mr. Serrano was born in Patagonia, served in World War I and was a member of American Legion Poet 41. Surviving are his wife, Mac-Lovia; children, Helen De Soto, Nellie Lespron, Tony and Harry 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. today at Whitney Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Road. Mass will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Theresa's Church, 5045 E.

Thomas Road. Rosalie Leavitt Rosalie K. Leavitt 50, a Mesa native, died Jan. 25, 1981, at her home, 26 S. Beverly.

She was a choir member and a teacher for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors include her husband, Beit; children, Muriel Fujimoto, Moneta and Joseph Leavitt and Gene and Jerry Long; mother, Nora Jacobus; two brothers and six grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Alma Eighth Ward Chapel of the LDS Church, 616 S. Extension.

2 lots In Resthayen, Glendale. 1-Funeral Announcament Special someone feel for one low men! Friends may call from 5:00 until 9:00 272-2566 after 5. Tell that how you price- p.m. Monday. 25-Lost ASMAN, Henry.

Serviceiand ROBERTS, Alice Buell. Memorial services 5:00 P.M. 3 LINES uen- imermern i uesoay. in today at her hoi ie. Interment A Tan Keycaseiamonds uiapei ot yer, LOioraat riAvfllanri.

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wis DV I I I me tie Mer 2vn old MALE neutered cor Mortuary. 23, 1981, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She was born in Maxwell, rnedrum-lqna fur Trarrsportanon service, 334 oios, mean ROBERTS, Virginia. Arrange- W. Monroe.

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tan, gra Garm Shao mix-tan AT bll RYBOLT, Thomas. Passed Survived by wife, Irene ot 'Phoenix and southwestern deserts Sunny and fair. Highs in 60s, lows from lower "30s to lower 40s. -Northwestern Arl-: 4 zona Sunny and fair. Highs upper 40s to upper 50s, lows in 20s.

Colorado River Val- ley Sunny and breezy. Highs in 60s, lows in lower 40s. Central basins Sunny and fair. Highs In 508, lows in 20s. Grand Canyon, Mo---Vollon Rim, White Mountains Sunny.

"Highs in 40s, lows 10 to 4 25. Northeastern pla-' teau, Little Colorado River Valley Sunny. Highs 40 to 50, lows 10 25. Tucson and south-eastern Arizona Mostly sunny, with some high clouds. Highs upper 50s to mid-608, lows from upper 208 to near 40.

away January itoi. aut- only 1 eye. 71st AvMcDow Mrs, oaugme larl irs, rt scqiTsqaie; teVKnai ell. 84r-1 12 1 ZB-Z538 evl ipp of Gilt viveo DV WITB uuruiny Carefree. son Harrv trs.

Julie Wilkinson Wilkinson of Phoe- SMALL blonde mal i ana. nerv ces ana niei Serv 'ice nix, nt will hit in fndianapo i1 Lnasa Apso Monday, janu 2:30 p.m.. Greet 2:30 945- liana. Local arrangements ary Aer cm Chapel Visitation by Shadow Mountain Morm andT-9 day, January 25, is, i- ary. SMAU mala Aorlcot poodle, COFFEY.

George W. Services Brandy. 13 vrs old, 1 ey 18. soi SANDOVAL, Roqello, 1 iuwi A.rv. i ue! hrnthAr of Ro or tivira; the Ing Cm jren, isui t.

rancisco, Yotanda sendo, Dana Ave. Friends may call from 6 to 8 iaMe MlldredCoffev of VICINITY Bethany Home45th wire, Mrs. JOSI of I )iane. Rosary Ave, aouii maie mixe p.m. today at Gibbons-Bunker Garden Chapel, 33 N.

Botimer Family Mon Ida Mesa; 5 sons. George Jr. of Klsslmmee, Florida; William Stephen Sr. of Ijfetchester, nouno, tile Drown, wnn Sirrine, and for an hour Leonan roui r-apuT- Cross cemetery. ski of John I ureianc Pabut! Qreland, paoutski Joseph ot.

i and rtomas F.rai of Brookhi as Francis irooknav of before services at the chapel. Edith Robbins Services for Edith D. ski Sr. rviven dv 1 vived bv daughter. 1973 and is survived by her husband, Paul sons, Paul Robert and James; and six grandchildren.

Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Sunland Mausoleum Chapel, 15826 Del Webb Blvd. Heritage Funeral Chapel of Youngtown made arrangements. Michael Korp Michael Korp, 71, who retired in 1971 as a milling department supervisor for Ai-Research, died Jan. 24, 1981, aiso sur i 1 Marv West- Rita Cdffev of West Ki Rita Coflev of Aalne, Bertrand.

of wtland. Maine, and Ejiza- "Dovie" Robbins, 80, of 4800 N. 68th St, who died Jan. 23, 1981, in St Joseph's Hospital, will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at A.

i. inuie ot aoyin ron- land, Maine; ano i proiners. and 2 I Frank (. mey or mesa. cone and Lewis Coffey of I Phoenix rainfall 0.71 inch since Jan.

1 Aromore, Also 14 1 L. Moore sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. ano be grandchikiren and'n av at I She was born in Burnt Prairie, and came here in J. MascMr Monuarv.

lived in Arizona 33 years and was an Elks auxiliary member. Survivors include her husband, James; sons, Tim and Stanford; mother, Helen McCune; a sister and four grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale.

Eli Flores Military services for Eli A. Flores, 68, who died Jan. 22, 1981, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto accident will be 9 a.m. today at Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Mr. Flores, 3035 E. Washington, served in the Marine Corps in World War II and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He came to Arizona as a child from Hermosillo, Mexico. Surviving are children, Rose and Helen Hopkins, Mary Owens, Frances Garcia, Eli Richard, Tony and George; a sister; 45 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Ethel Mcintosh MESA Ethel Q. Mcintosh, 79, who formerly taught at the Wesley Memorial School of Nursing in Illinois, died Jan. 23, 1981, at her residence, 6018 E. Covina. She was born in Farmer City, and lived here 11 years.

She was a member of Eastern Star. Survivors include a son, Robert; two sisters and three grandchildren. Services will be 2 p.m. today at Gibbons-Bunker Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail.

S. Slaolev Dr. The Rosarv 1939 from California. She was will be at 7fl0 pm. also Monday, interment win oe at a member of the Arizona uueen ot Heaven cemetery.

Club, Phoenix Country Club CRAWFOBD. Fiorentina Sur- and the First Church of patricia viveo dy oaugnier: illington. Snow Christ Scientists of Scotts Laverne vveiungi gie England, all and Ang rnoeni Scrlotui dale. Survivors include children. Tuesday saTS: f.

Ma Frances Maier, Ruby Edgett ay oi nnos? noiv irinny hurrn. interment St. Fran- ii h. Interment St. I and Del Trailor, nine grandchildren and five great-grand children.

Jonathan Nicks nam Funeral Ices Wednesday amor al I no ir-V J( yz2rftw show NA1IONAI WtATHtt JOVtCi 1aT Mau: Jonathan W. "Bill" Nicks, isoleum Chapel. 5ne is Ived by husband Paul G. urvlved 57, of 6644 N. 40th St, who owned the J.

W. Nicks Con sons i enst rd, 5un City; i. Densford. I ifnois; i nois: hoc struction Co. in Los Angeles, Qpcypodl Right in these pages This Valentine's Day, let the world know how feel about that special someone.

In classified 2 "Lines of Love." A three-line message in The Arizona Republic The Phoenix Gazette costs just $5.00 (plus tax), and will appear two days, Feb. 13 and 14. Additional lines, are only $1.75 each. Add a row of Valentine hearts, for just $3.50. The deadline is 5 p.m., Wednesday Feb.

11. Place your Valentine message at the front counter, 120 E. Van Buren or call 256-911 1. If you're bashful, just send in the coupon below. LINES OF LOVE, Feb.

13 14 and James I of Litchfield Park, 6 died Jan. 23, 1981, at his NATIONAL andcntioren aisp survive. home. Memorials to the Is to the Scholarshli rshlp a Funo o- Mr. Nicks was born in Los Angeles County, and was brought to Phoenix as an infant After serving in the Lee (Chick) Wilson, Phoenix; in Desert Haven Nursing Home.

Mr. Korp, 3120 E. Palm Lane, was born in Cleveland and came to Arizona 32 years ago from California. Survivors include his wife, Helen; children, Jean Riley, Evelyn Anderson, LaDonna Siglin, Michael Don and Russell; a sister; two brothers; 29 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Scripture services will be 7:30 p.m.

today at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas Mass will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Agnes Catholic Church, 1954 N. 24th St Anna Dickson Anna V. Dickson, 88, a former registered nurse who graduated in 1919 from St Mary's School of Nursing in Tucson, died Jan.

25, 1981, at her home in Phoenix. Mrs. Dickson was in a convent in Prescott before entering the nursing school. She wag born in Hope, and lived in Phoenix since 1947. She was a member of the Martha Sewing Group at St Agnes Catholic Church and the Third Order of St Francis Society.

Survivors include children, Viola DiGiacomo, Helen Steele, John, Thomas and Leo; a brother, 18 grandchildren and Ave great-grandchildren. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas Road. Mass will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday at St Agnes Catholic Church, 1954 N. 24th St LaFrance. Navy, be organized a con sisier or Annie uar of Annie ton. Passed awav ft Tex. Tex.

ridav. 3 orandchlldren. 6 1 struction company in Phoenix. He moved to Los Angeles in the late 1940s and returned great-Brandchiidren also survive, services f.m. Tuesday in Funeral Chapel, portervme.

ca. here in 1977. Friends may call from noon I He was a Mason and a member of the Lakeside Adams. Country Club in North Holly GAZINSKL Fr AJbany 04 35 Albuquerque 25 53 'Ainarillo 33 60 Anchorage 32 47 Asheville 21 63 Atlanta 35 65 '-Atlantic City 34 40 Austin 42 74 Baltimore 22 50 Billings 33 41 i Birmingham 30 67 Bismarck 30 35 vjBlythe 45 74 Boise 31 42 Boston 20 34 Brownsville 46 76 Buffalo 19 45 P. Burlington 01 30 Casper 28 36 Chrlston, SC 36 January it wood, Calif.

He competed in amateur golf tournaments in Harry, Phoenix; Dy nusoai sons Frai lew i Malensek, and Smyrna each, England, France and the U.S. Kooert J. Gazmsk Phoenix; Celia Penlch, Fern- Survivors include his wife. sisters. of lines cost No dale.

Mi an- and Mary ti Carmel; son, John; and two 8 brother cm, warren, nni (with tax) brothers. Joseph loenix: I 1 grandchild. Graveside Me- rartoc torlal oriai iai services will be 11 a.m. services iuuu A.m. iw.vv uesdav.

Greenwood. Me Pirst 3 lines, Tuesday at A. L. Moore "6 Sons Mortuary, 333 W. morial Cemetery.

2300 w. van Buren, Friends mavwll tested one price: $5.25 Kenneth Muir Kenneth L. Muir, 83, who was a civil engineer seven years for the Department of the Interior after retiring as a major in the Army, died Jan. 23, 1981, in the Veterans Hospital Mr. Muir, 827 W.

Fair-mount was born in Arcadia, and served in the two World Wars. He came here in 1958 from Denver. He was a member of the Luke Greenway American Legion Post, Reserve Officers Association, Society of the 5th Division, U.S.Army, Freedom Foundation and 40 8. Survivors include his wife, Doris, and two sisters. Services will be 1 p.m.

today at Trinity Episcopal Church, 100 W. Roosevelt A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary made arrangements. netnany noma xoao.

Adams. Frances Gazinski Service OMAN, Phyllis His. 27. 2M PM, Mortuary. luesday, Jan.

Brten Acres Scotfulala. Inter i Graveside services for Interment Green Chrlston, WV 23 62 Frances M. Gazinski, 65, of Charlotte 6017 N. 12th who died M. For Infor- JONES.

Jan. 24, 1981, in St Joseph's 27 25 37 31 mati uam. thany Hospital.will be 10 a.m. Tues Needles 39 66 New Orleans 42 73 New York 27 41 Norfolk 23 51 08 North Platte 21 50 Odessa 35 60 Okla.City 41 66 Omaha 35 54 Orlando 34 71 Philadelphia 24 45 Pittsburgh 21 50 Portland, Me 06 33 Portland, Ore 38 49 .01 Providence 19 36 Raleigh 23 60 Rapid City 29 37 Reno 20 43 01 Richmond 24 54 St Louis 46 67 St. Paul 32 52 StPeterebrg 36 68 Salt Lake C.

26 41 San Antonio 35 75 San Diego 49 65 San Francisco 46 57 San Juan 75 90 St Ste. Marie 17 37 Seattle 41 47 Shreveport 42 70 Sioux Falls 29 48 Spokane 30 39 Syracuse 14 41 Tampa 36 68 Topeka 42 60 Tulsa 51 67 Washington 29 51 Wichita 36 64 .02 CANADA City LHP in Caloary 30 'lv Edmonton 18 34 Montr Ml OO 2S Ottawa 07 IS ftaatna 28 28 Toronto OS 30 Vancouver 37 48 TH Wlnnlcaa 18 27 MEXICO City LHP Aeaouleo 88 88 Guadalajara 32 78 MaitcoClty 36 73 flSm' $7.00 $8.75 $10.50 $12.25 day at Greenwood Cemetery, Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Z3UU W. Van buren. urial Je She born in W. lived in Arizona Fullrnoto of Texas, Moneta 16 years and was a member of lora Jacobus, of Utah: 2 rolhers.

Robert, and Carl of Saints Simon Jude Cathe Dallas Dayton 'J i orandct inacniioren. Tiiixdav Ti neral services dral. She is survived by her husband, Harry; sons, Frank Alma 8th Ward ai tne xtension In cnaoei, 616 s. Malensek and Robert Gazin Mesa. Friends Monday P.M.

at Buniiar fiardan Chai ski; two sisters; a brother and VHXIOfIS 33 N. a grandchild. hour Sirrine, Mesa, and one and one Allow four average words per line. Count your lines and figure your cost. Prices shown include tax.

I would like a row of hearts on top of my Valentine yes Please add $3.50 to your total cost (hearts occupy two lines). prior to services at the church. Interment at Mesa cemetery. Virginia Taylor MESA Services for Vir ginia H. Taylor, 68, who died sary service 7 KM P.M.

Mass Jan. 24, 1981, in Las Flores universal iwarnonai Nursing Center, will be 2 p.m. iy Denver bes Moines Detroit ElPaso V. Evans vi lie jfj' Fairbanks Fargo Fort Worth 'Great Falls Hartford Helena 'Honolulu Houston 'Indianapolis i'ii jackson f'f-Jacksonville Phone KEEN, Rosalind (Birdie) Fawler For IrrforiTiation. call Name today at Larry C.

Melcher Mortuary, 6625 Apache 23 25 25 44 30 29 37 14 25 39 33 22 26 44 27 13 28 66 54 27 39 28 28 50 34 43 48 30 35 46 62 37 51 61 46 66 54 67 57 50 60 41 43 62 64 41 32 67 31 37 40 85 72 58 70 64 34 60 59 66 70 66 56 69 69 60 40 52 Trail. Address Siir- KLEIN. Josephine D. Mrs. Taylor, 306 S.

Recker Road, was born in Brunswick, Ernest Dendinger Ernest C. Dendinger, 88, of 1905 W. Cambridge, who retired as a construction supervisor for Mountain Bell Telephone Co. in 1957, died Jan. 24, 1981, in Doctors Hospital.

Mr. Dendinger was the first president of the company union in Phoenix. He was born in Evansville, came to Arizona in 1914 and worked for Mountain Bell in Tombstone from 1922 to 1918. He was a member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Survivors include children, Jean Hazelett and Bob; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Services will 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas Road. Ascencion Trevino Rosary for Ascencion C. Trevino, 63, of 430 E.

Roeser, a retired welder, will be 8 p.m. today at St Anthony's Church, 909 8. First Ave. Mass will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at the church.

Mr. Trevino died Jan. 23, 1981, in a local hospital He was bom in Texas and came here in 1943. Survivors include daugh-, ters, Alicia Temporado, Virginia Aquirre and Maria; four sisters and 11 grandchildren. ov t9! r.

viveo. oauonter iiorei ft star JL State. City. Maine, and came here 13 years ago. She was a member of Eastern Star and the Congregational Church in BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOR NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE IN Mauso- Josephine Klein Josephine D.

Klein, 80, who formerly owned the Hotel in Phoenix, died Jan. 24, 1981, at her home, 3002 N. 47th Place. She was born in Budapest Hungary, and came to Phoenix 34 years ago from Cleveland. Survivors include children, Mildred Travis and Paul; two brothers; a sister and two grandchildren.

Services will be 3 p.m. today at Memory Lawn Mausoleum, 719 N. 27th Ave. Paradise Chapel Funeral Home made arrangements. T.

Pauline Joyner T. Pauline Joyner, 59, who lived here 30 years and tended the Freeway Baptist Church, died Jan. 23, 1981, in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Joyner, 3620 W.

Krall, an Arkansas native, is survived by her husband, Elmo; sons, Edward, David and Terry; four sisters; four brothers and four grandchildren. Services will be 11 a.m. today at Memory Lawn Mortuary, 719 N. 27th Ave. ara- Maine.

RaTphLage, Director. Juneau funeral today at Si. Survivors include her husband, Milford; daughter, Ann Wilber; a brother and a Kansas City Ttneo Church, nan? Restnaven i lendjie. by granddaughter. Sarah Burris II Fatr-; mount.

Husbar Id ot CASE WE HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT YOUR AD. Mail today to: Lines of Love Classified Department The Arizona RepublicThe Phoenix Gazette P.O. Box 1950 Phoenix, Ariz. 85001 Let us help you play cupid 256-9111 Outside Greater Phoenix, anywhere in Arizona, call toll-free: 1-800-352-5095 The Arizona RtPmucThe Phoenix Gaxette CASA GRANDE Serv oris l. Muir, orotner qt issle Muir.

Stevens Point, (fsc. Irene Innlgan. Foun-ln Vahav. Ca. Passad awav lav ices for Sarah E.

Burris, 83, of Casa Grande, who died Jan. Las Vegas Little Rock JJbs Angeles I'iiouisville Memphis Xliami Beach 'fv Midland Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville 24, 1981, in Hoemako Hospi BOG FILTERS WATER DRUMMOND, Wis. (AP) A 27-acre bog here is helping this town clean up its waste water. It is used as a third-stage fdter in the municipal water tal, will be 2 p.m. today at Friday, several nieces and pewieivalourvive.

Serv- BoosevaR. Private interment Uole Maud Mortuary. 53 35 28 32 33 She was born in St Marys, and came here since 1923. She is survived by 71 nieces and nephews. Sorts.

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